November 2, 1860 (4 pages)

acer oa NEV FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 2d, 1860. AGENCY NOTICE, Mr. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent in San Francisco to reevive Advertisements, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the NEVADA JOURNAL. Office—No. 1714; Washimstou Street, nearly opposite Maguire’s Opera House—up-stairs. Snvoting Scrave.—Smith, bar-keeper for Jim Jeffrey, on Broad Street, had a few words with Geo. Downey on Wednesday evening in } Jeffrey's Saloon. The language used was rather unpretty for a minute or two, but was sileneed by a shot from Smith which came near hitting Downey. Both were arrested by the officers. tack&6 AT GLesprook.—Cburch’s g. m. and Brown's rcan evatended fora purge of $100 a side, on the 29th. The grey won the race easily The eports of the city “ conriderably. Several thousand dollars changed hands during the day. JRECKINENIDGE SPRAKING.-Col. B. F. Washington, and Geo. Peu Johnson spoke at Grass Valley on Wednesday evening. We learn there was a respectable crowd in attendance, and that Wachington’s speech was an able one. Weller did not speak. Derantep.—Henry Vhilip, Esq., an old! friend, and a very successful expressman of this county, left on Monday, for a short visit to his vld home in the East. Phil. is a capital fellow whose even teuiporary absence hiv acquaintan. feel. cesz—and their name is legion—sensibly ~Mrs. and dress maker, Tafft, has a fine and new stock of of the Ladies of serself in San Franci MiILunery. goods, just suited to the taste Nevada, selected by Her store isa few doors heiew the Journat office, near the Bridge. Give her a eall. Tue Hexsess Pass.—We had the pleacure of meeting Mr. David Hunt, on Vir ile repartes five or six in trodden Monday, just ever from ia City, rfa the Honness Pass, snowin the Pass, but that it is well and no obstacle to } travelers, who are to be seen passing and repassing all hours of the day. Geo. W. Welch, of the Pioneer Rook our regards for Frank Leslie's Monthly. and Ilustcated Weekly, ‘Our Mu Favors. Fiore, eal Friend,” » ete. To Jerry Sullivan, of San Franei we are ander olligations fer the promineat Atlantic jeuruals, Gret Esxtznraiswent Posteoxep.—The Gift afc. W. postponed to the 29th of December, for the Entertainmen* Young bas been further commodation of all parties. Watni.—A right smart hail storm passed over this city on the 28th of October. Newe rrow tus Bay.—The clection is draw e ing near aud the clash of words and din of arxement gound every wherywhere like a whole park of artillery. Atthe Bay City the excitement is intense. From morning till midnight Montgomery ck, a famous resort for politiciana, ie clainoreus with their charges and ¢ ter charges. Betting is one of the most for e:leaof argument there and Quirey Hall the well known Clothing Depot whise mammoth stock we have so often noticed in our columns is reaping a golden harvest wit! it regard to paracent to the pol and whole hI > raiment contracted fer euits of fashions the final result in] November.— there to await Quiney Hall has been in full tide of success for lex season hag been quadrap -In G. Spaulding, now a Repubstand that usimy years, but we un , led ness the present red. “ INDICATION. the convention which met Sept., Hon. E. at Buffalo, on the Sth of ‘la Haven, convention and re were also mint inaster of Buf under Fillmore, Welch, jr., and Dr. Hunt, of Aurora, all old speakers denounced a The fusion with the Doug): Fillmore men. sites in reusured terms. $500 Ber.—A Blue writes that a bet of $500 was made at that place correspondent at en Monday, between a Douglas man and a Republican. Tho terms of the bet are, that Doug ‘toral vote of the State, las must or the Re Blue Text are icans of numerous The Repu and very spirited. Our correspondent says, they €esign doing their entire duty on Tuesday next. Cou. Banen delivered another of his thrilling t American Theatre, San Franerations at the cisco, Oct. 26th. The crowd was imm id the enthusiasm unbounded. Col. s forthe East on the Iith. Tur Heseentan for November comes beantifully embclished as usual, and containing a heautiful little poem fr he pen of Jndge Taylor, of Down ss the articles cf the contributors and editresa, Suecess to the Hesperian. Revourtion m Costa Rica.—Ex-President Mora, who drove Walker out of Central America, was shot by his countrymen on the Ist of Oct at Punta Arenas, for attempting to everber, throw the Government. Gen. Canas and Col. Arancibia shared the same fate. —The N. Y. ‘Herald conecdes and advises Democrats Gives it ove. the election of Lincoln, to turn their attention to gaining as many Congressmen as possible, in order to thwart him in earrying out Republican doctrines. ———~ Ariantic Moxtuty.—The October number of this best of all American Magazines, has arrived and is filled to overflowing with capital articles. Read the Atlantic, by all means. Nep. MeGoway ror Coxeness.—An Arizona correspondent of the Bulleting int'mates thar Ned. MeGover wll pro aby be s ec that Territory as a candidate for Congress. sful in Boxxer announces that he has seeured James Buchanan as a writer for the Ledger. Ol Buck may have the stomach to write the history of hia own administration. Nobody else has. Os hearing the news from Pennsylvania and Indiana, David Bovyer, of Rough & Ready, } caused a hundred guns to be fired at his own expense, in honor of the event. Onestes A. Brownsoy, editor of the Catholic Review, and one of the most strenuons Catholics . 1 in America, has taken the stump In New Jersey, for Lincoln, and is exposing the heresies of Douglas. Pereq Fuar axp Littie York Roan.—The eubseriptions for this road are said to be eom. plete, and the work will couimence immediately. . Tue Qrixcy -irgus is ahgut to remove to Carson Valley. A violent shock of ag cacy quake wys in Maiys os t a2 27th uit, went up” on the race . a cupital milliner . Tent . Be Jastand Generous, It is reported that Bill Watt bas employed some of his own countrymen to travel . the County importuning all Scotchmen . wherever found to vote for him, on ground of acemmon origin The Irish and Cornish are, also, approached, and it is ' poured into their ears that John I. Sykes is un American inimical to foreigners, and . therefore, it is the duty of all foreigners to . support one born onthe other side of the Aulantic instead. One of the great causes which conspired to give birth to the Know Nothing party, was the fact, that foreigners on our shores voted almost in solid column for one party . which with the assistance of that vote was . always sure to succeed. They were found to . formed to show them the necessity of exerbe clanish. The American party was cising their judgment iv the matter of politics, like native born citizens, and to obtain rights for men overborne by the thor. ough clanishness of foreigners, more particularly the Irish, Having demonstrated the spiritof the American people, when the and its members are found thickly strewn . inall ranks. They have been condemned tor liecir proscriptiou. If reports be true, I I if native born The results will by foreigners upon the election on Tuesday next ; veveal the extent cf intolerance practised, . and then it may be necessary to resuscitate the Native Amtri 1 is pacified. and only aske fair play ty tin so, American Republic tiin between the nominees en their ticket in regard to the place cf birth. We hope the same feeling will prevail throughout er ms make no the ranks ef the party. Vote for John I. Sykes, and all will be well. To the Independent Voters of Nevada County. Owing to severe indisposition, which utterly cludes me froin visiting you at your respective to p precinets, and thus conversit or g with you face of addr you my face, Lum foreed to the necesity you by card, te make known to views upon matters and things which now agitate the public mind, My nar ident em 2 is before you ag an indep honors. If I Sulkbead legislative will oppose all i ch may be gotten up by individuals, compawhi nies or cliques, rer their own aggrandisement, or to the detriment of the good people of San Franle at large. «ducing the eontingent salaand incider I will o : officers, iry. vernment, and the heavy taxation which h which now burthe the principle of ! to the cierks, pages, and ether oficers employed by . the Asse rid in the passage of such laws bencticial anil her immediate consti tthe S rally to my mining to the shail endeaduty as a represenpeople, with an cye single to their my whole rds the choice « >to say, tbh bile I have -cTs, he cannot, never vale position, rany circumstances, I si . Who will prove true to Califorif Tam elected, I will endeavor so to f I reevive ® majority of your you like them not, vote for : for L assure you I will not depart mic one Ivation sepended upon it. — CHARLES P. ROBERTS. North San Juan, Oct. 1860. A M incoln is elected t f SISSIPPI re-cuting paper says it ies he people of the South will show the North they are inen. Said the boy who chewed tobacco because > him “a man "—* I used he thongh it n to run up in front of sidewalk, coracr and puke.” a gentleman and spit s t on the and then go around tie Gov. Downey has appointed the 29th of the present month as a day of Ifon. other lengthy letter, taking strong grounds Epwarp Barns, of Missouri, has writ ‘ten at for Lincoln. I > E. Bepp, formerly of this offies, is about Re to start a paper called the Mendocino Jerald, at LLAMeR bas been re-elected U. S. Senator from Vermont. Tus ManrysvitLe Democrat claims Ohio.— We never thoug! it that of you, Ridge—claiming what does not belong to you. From toe Territorian Entrerrrizr.—We Theobald for an extra from the t are indebted to Webber, Exq. j over from Virginia City, 28th, The Eaterpriz We find tke he Extra: of the ritor ial Enterprize, dated Oct. is removed from Carson to Virgir following items ia City. of interest int The Cathol'e Church w 6 Liown down on tho} . morning of the 28th. A perfect bur sweeping the town, being the heaviest experilast May. A man named Cherry, familiarly ** Tennessee,” for some time employed by the Pony Express Co., was found murdered at Carson City. The murder rs are proed to'e Jobn C Califor Officers are in pursuit. R. G. Watkins, about ten days z ‘emigrant near Fort Chure he { horse. Being captured by Watkins and o . in bringing him in he tried twice to escape.w Watkins told him if he made another efor ect away he would shoot him. Disregarding is threat, the man made another effort to es feape, when Watkins rode up and shot . through the head, killing him instantly. king came to Carson and gave bicself up. was examined before Justice Dixson, who commnitted him for trial. The safe that was stolen from the saloon Shaw & Bateman of this place, about a week e was enced sine su Watof the canon, about six miles from h-re, broken open and ritled of its contents. Mr. Shaw, who had received some money that r, took the . when he reti:ed to his room. Heavy Bers.—The Cleveland Plaindealer offers to make the following bets with anybody: $500 that Douglas won't carry Ashtabula county in that State. $500 that there will be a President elected within ten years unless something turns up to . prevent. 3600 that if Heenan goes to the House there the . exists, the party has dispersed . the same proscription is abeut to be visited . at the . ‘an party again.the spirit of ; distine. should be . schemes . , the postage, porter . oe . which may } I will do allin my power to reform the abuses . discountenancing . compensation to! of a United States Sen. is . all go for . acquit t to be worthy of your future commen ne who was swerved from the . tight n favor, nor affection. Thes ns, are the prine ples which er title from them, even though my hopes j know as . rrand John Rudsill, who have fled into . . A, BLOCK & Co,, him . He! since, was fuund yesterday near the mouth of . ' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! SECOND GRAND PRESE or A. LIEBERT, ‘PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ATIST. ‘BROAD S7T., NEVADA. 330 Splendid Prizes. Valued at Ss, uted on Christmas Day. ‘Three Hundred Dollarsin Cash! Twenty Watches, andthe most Rich and . . Elegant Articles of Jewelry. Every ti IN LIKRENES SES at any time before or after the . Distribution. Any person who will have a Like . ness taken, will receive One Ticket for every dol jlar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any . one tu a chance in the Prizes. One Dollar, . Sear eee aes . LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Amnagnificent gold, magic cased ¥¢ plate i Env Watch, Chronometer bal. anee. M. J. Tobias; & Co. No. 8855, with . heavy Gold Fob Chain and seal attached. .3450 . 3A fine Gold Hunt American Lever } ‘atch, made by Ap ton, I & Co. No. 7313. <a 250 4 Or ndid set broog on ict with Pearls 85 . § Fine silver huntit: ish patent le . wateh, full jewell J. ‘Tobias, Di I oe awe Ste winia ions aecsay auncseadeuwas 49 isean set, brooch t ‘nt pair pearl sle Splendid gold hunting E oo of s buttons. sh patent lever watch, T. F. Cooper. No. 2130..-. 120 1 uifieent pair quartz sleeve buttons. 34 2 nond ear rir 2s stones. 100 . 13 iunting, Enelii ver Marine wateh, double patent i time keeper, equilibrium comp: i Adams & Co. No. 15 75 . 14 Twe *s enameled pins, set with two fine 2 50 . 15 Silver hunting, ever weteh, fulljewelled, P. F. Cooper No. zozz 40 16 Cameo on jet heties set, brooch fear TINGS .ccccccccccsceccccceve o. 65 . . 16) 92 . nglish huntin t lever . . plate, fulljewelled, ad time I. F. Cooper, No. 2137.. 10 . 52 } . } h and ear rines..<. 3 73 25 Large fine silver huniins Marine equili im con No. 37 6 Beautiful pair stad be Rites to 30 Pour time gold vest ehair e magnificent ur rings, { 35, 34, 3 +9 lever 99 37 wo fine ¢ 60 3Y to 44 Six gold b Baty: BSiccccsuwcewiaie $33 45 Fine silver hon wateh, full jews : 40 . 1% di lad faney Aluminium box. 20 $7 goid Calitornia buckles, 20, 20 200 obinson, box, fviews watch, n. 53 Fine sterosco; with forty plates 57 to 6S Thirteen fine oo to each 42, 8 5U 71 Fine hunti watch No 45 72to 93 T yt ear rings, cach: 16, 14, 35, 25, 205 12, 1010 10, 2 «oe 407 38 99 Mammoth soe 18 10) Macnificent slish r Josep! J son, Liver +“ 200 } 101 to 105 Three pairs gold : + See Resi o 104to 1108 1S, 14. lll to H6 " i 30, 16, ° 15; &, 6, 10. 1 iS Two cre quartz pin. ndic music . 6; ee -. 320 } patent lever wateh, k 7. Tobi lepine hu ment, F Cooper ourteen fins PUAUUS GBS. Ben occ cccnaccsaae . eos 2449 Three fine 1 ‘s gold rings sct each 2, 12, 12 44 patent lever A. BLOCK, S.FURTH, E, BLOCK, Jr! NTATION RAFFLE) .089. To be distrib. cet will be good for ONE DOLLAR . » FLOUR, ai ON SUNDAYS, LANGTON?’S Pioneer Express . CONNECTING AT MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA WITH Reliable Express, . TO ALL PARTS oF 'CLIFORNIA, . THE . ATLANTIC STATES SAND EUROPR. We willdispatch Daiiy Expresses from the fo ing places: IN SIERRA COUNTY, Downieville, Goodyear’s Bar, Monte Cristo, Forest City, Morrizon’s, Sierra Valley, . Smith’« Flat, Craig’s Flat, Independenee Hill Miunesota, Eureka City,. Chip?s Flat, IN YUBA COUNTY. 7 Parks’ Bar, Oustey’s Bar, Rose’s Bar, Long Bar, Galena. Hill, Young’s Gold Eli, Slate Range, Indian Valley, Greenville, Oregon House, Foster’s Bor, Camptonville, Timbuctoo, IN NEVADA COUNTY. Little York, Alpha, Montezuma, Cherokee, San Juan, Humbug Oity, FrenckCorral, Sweetiand’s Moore's Flat, Marysville and Nevada, . And every Saturday morning from Nevada to th . following places in yr . . UTAH TERRITORY: . FRANKTOWN, Washoe Valley, GOLD CANON, . GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, E. Val. CUINATOWN, JOUN-TOWN,? . TRUCKEE MEADOWS, VIRGINIA CI ry, ' WALKER RIVER MINES, . XprAli Letters for the Western Atlantie States, enclosed in our Governinent-franked Envelopes, xnd H reed “Overiand, via. Sait Lake.” will be ford and reach their destination sooner than by otherline. “ PT REASURE, Packagesand Letters, transmit. ted to and from the above puints with unrivaled j despatch and security. Gold Dust and Cun forwarded to all parts of the. United States and Enrepe, insured or uninsured, at . as low rates as can be done by any house with secu rity. Our Treasurea Express will always be accompani ed by faithful Messengers Notes, Drafts, Bills, Se,, collected or negotiated, jand orders attended to promptly. =. es of every description made. Forwardferchandise and Commissions of every naaded to intelligently, and with promptitude, Office in’ Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo & Cos JNO. PATLTISOY Agent. a) Oct 21, 1859—tr R. FEINNELE GRAIN and FEED STORE, . ! . No. 24 Commercial Street, DEALER, Wholesale and Retail, GRAIN, F OUR AND FEED: . ()* allkinds, 4. keep constantly on hand a be Large Stock of Flour, Feed and Grain, . 3 THE LOWEST CASH PRICE! Oh Han 1 and for Bale by R. FINNIE, 24 COMMERCIAL STREET, . NEVADA FIOUR, . RYE FLOUR, MARYSVIL FLOUR, . BUCKWI T FLOUR, GRAHAM FLOUR, CORN MEAL, OAT MEAL, GROUND CORN, SECONDS axp MIDDLINGS, Sranand Snorts. Wheatand Barley, Chick nWheat Corn and Broom Corn, Oats and Rye Anmlevery thing in the Grain Line at the Lowest Rates teceiving Fresh Onions and Potatoes from the Valley every day, 3d, 1860VALLEY RAIL_ SACRAMENTO ROAD. SCTE) = WINTER ARRANGEMENT, . } ( ¥ AND AFTER THE 23D DAY OF OcToneER, . . 1860, the Cars of the Sacramento Valley Rail. Road will leave as follows, viz: PASSENGER TRAINS . Will leave the Depot, at the foot of K street, in Sacramento, at64, 4. M., I'g and 475 P.M. Sun ! days exee 1 Fotsoin ¢ 7AM, 12 M.and 43 P.M excepted. Sundays Will leave Sacramento at 643 A.M. Will leave Folsom at 1'y mr. at. Tieket Office—On Front street, under the What Cheer House. ‘HT FOR FOLSOM, Will be taken up by every train, (Sundays except.) Up Way-Freight by the 14, train only. Downward Way ht by the 7 train only. Freicht must be delivered at the Depot, foot of K street, . half an hour before the departing of . se it will he retained for the next tram. . train out from Sacramento connects with . » following named places, and } ickets at the Depot in Sac sent through the same day. The stages run from all the following named places to connect with the 12M. train from Folsom, arriving in Sacramento one hour before the San Francisco . boats 1 ’ ramento will b Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage they mast respectfully solicit a continuance of the HUFF sam KERS & SAXBY, Nevada, Grass Valley, ! : _ ees BD . Auburn, Iowa Hill, 295 to 299 Five set of fine Forest City, Downieville, 1H, 10, 14, 10, 10 oR Orleans Flat, Ophir, Fine gold hunting Gold Hill, Illinoistown, ' Yankee Jim’s, Greenwood Valley, Georgetown, Mormon Island, . 140) Coloina, El Dorado, Diamond Springs, Place } . Prairie Cit Michigan Bar, . 185 . : tar, Wall’s Digyings, ! ) uk City, Arkansas Diggings, j . w Springs, Drytown, wt , Sacter, . “801 . Fiddletown, out AND WASHOE. to S20 Bevo 0 To which point thia is the nearest and quickest Fine artistic 12 . route. = sete l la “ 50 . And all the intermediate places. } aks : 2% *"\ For Freight or Passage apply at the Railroad . 2 . English patent le i 1 SRSIORE J. P. ROBINSON, § . 1 ‘a Arnold Adams &Co. 40. J. PL. ROBINSON, Superintendent. 333 t I keys, 12, 12. 18, 8,8. . — Sas 6h 241 Sculpto 60 ys 40 . . * Fa ] ‘ on . 15 . JT SAXBY sold cap, errand oy . Having —som the old place and Estabanp compensation. . _ hims Zs = the . . Hay, Grain and Feed Business, gold vest chaiu attached.. 280! With the Messrs. HVPrPAKERS, at the Corner of } . Main street and the Nevada Road, at Nort SAN be -. JUAN, would respectfully inform his old friends . ! . i . Total Value...-.----.2-2.422+G8,000 . in X vada, and the Public generally. that he ix . prepared to accommodate Stock in the best style, . aud at the most reasonable rates. . CLOT eI wa STORE, Fortunately . CORNER OF precaution to take it with him . PINE and COMMERCIAL Streets. NEVADA: $500 that Heenan won't carry * single State. . May 25, 1860, will be better order in the building than there . has been for several years, j . $500 that Lince:n can’t carry 150 strong gin cocktails at one time. $500 that Bell can’t be cowed and consequently isn’t a cow-Bell. 3500 that General Jackson is dead. . South Carolina. BOOTS AND SHOES. H 72 California Street. 3500 that Hannibal Hamlin had parents both . . on his mother’s and father’s side. $500 that John Morrissey can Evyerctt m a fair stand up fight. lick Edward fair thing. $500 that Jefferson, Clay, W-bster, ete., were . . good fellows. These bets are to be taken together. We are . taiek of sy mach tabk. Le > MUL wp some + angry. $500 that our revolutiunary forefathers did the . VE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE CON. WY ‘stantly receiving, BOOTS and SHUES of every description, We can sell as low as any house in the city. We invite our friends and the . trade to call and examine our stock. We have and Chillren'’s Shoes. Also, Boys’, Youths’, Misses’, and Children’s Copper-Toed Boots and e JOHN &. DOLE , m x i Sis 136 ¢ , JOHN S. DOLE & CO.) $500 that Wm. Lloyd Garrison won't carry . always on hand a large stock of Ladies’, Misses’ . Aug. 17-m3 NORTH SAN Jvax FAMILY Sewing Machines, Bete) alles WHEELER & WILSON'S PATENT Are universally acknowledged to be THE ONLY MACHINES PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF FAMILY WORK. THE STITCH, Being alike on both sides of the fabric, it Cannet be Ripped or Raveled. A PATENT HEMMER Is attached to cach Machine, by which A Fell or Hem, Any desired width, is turned in the very neatest manner, GATHERING 1s also done by the Machine. EVERY VARIETY FAMILY WORK, from the COARSEST TO THE FINEST, Is dune on these Machines, with equal facility. They having KILESS MOVABLE PRRS8S Are not liable to get out of order, and are . Easier Learned than any other Machines, While their Speed, Quietness, and ease of Oprration are Unrivalled, WHEELER & WILSON took the First Premium at the following Fairs: State Fair, Marysville ...s00+6 Mechanics’ Fair, San Francisco. State Fair, Sacramento And at Ev, ‘y Fair in Calitornia. over SINGER, GROVER & BAKER, AND ALL OTHER SEWING MACHINES Where they have exhibited in competition for a Premium, fa Don't buy a Chain Stitch Machine, when you can get ene that makes a Perfect Stitch for SPECIAL NOTICES, F-B-Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of tecthing, by softening the gums reducing all inflamation—will allay all pain, and it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon tt mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your infants. Perfeetly safe in all cases. Sce advertisement in another . column, Hauw’s Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock and Iodide . of Potass is the greatest purifier of the blood . } ever discovered. Dr, Bowen s Blood Purifier, Composed of Sarsaparilla. Yellow Dock. Wild cherry, Dandelion and Todide Potass; is anperior to any other medicine for parifying the blood, for several reasons, Ist. Itis prepared by a physician, from the pure . extracts It crarlicates all disease from the body, without behind any «f those unpleasant symptome ced by those medicines containing arsenic or iry, Which n of the Sarsaparilkts contain, It is tem ti s strong as any other—it is put s only—one table spoonful at a doxe t cheaper than any other Sarsaparilla Bet. up in quart t —which ma sold in the market. Bay none but Dr. Bewen's Blood Purifier, if you wish a medicine whieh willcure you in the shoriost time, Sold at the Plaza Drug Store, corner of Clay and . Kearne he I Broad street Market, JAMES COLLEY, Proprietor. LL kinds of Meats ta! A at heabacs Brae ar = 9 gt cap pr in quantities to suit purchasers. . Meats delivered in any part of the city at any ti y streets, and by ail respectable Druggists on cificcosst. iune29m6 . f Meata puechasad. 12°83 AwerdiMs LO gual et Nie e0a, tet. 5. ten. the same money. Those buying Sewing Ma chines for the country wouli do well to buy the . WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE, . . Which is less liable to get out of order than any . other, and do a greater variety of sewing. No charge made for instruction and adjusting. Buy the Very Best Machine, OR ONE, A personal examination of their operation will convince all which is the best. H. C. HAYDEN, Agent, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, Corner Mentgomery and Sacramente Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Mrs. i. J. ROLFR, Agent Nerada Angnst Th. 1860. %m is, . . PINE WATCHES . . JEWELRY! REMEMBER, REMEMBER, The finest Jewelry and Watches are never Imported on Speculation or to Sell at Auction. . Any one offering Watches for saje should be i A PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER HIMSELF, . . deceived as to the quality. REMEMBER, No Watch or article of Jewelry should be bought without a GUARANTEF FROM AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE Able and willing to fulfil their contract. THEREFORE, As our Watches and Jewelry are made for a regu. lar CUSTOM TRADE—as we have a . thorough practical knowledze of the business in all its braneches—as we guarantee the And quality of our Jewelry, we hope for a continuance of the large trade we have enjoyed for over ten years in San Fraucisco. BARRETT & SUERWOOD, } . §9-° MARK THE NUMBER— . 133 Montgomery St., . . ceurate Time-Kesping of our Watches, San FRANCISCO. ‘QUARTZ SPECIMENS! QUETABLE for Catting into Sets for Fine } 4) Jewelry are bought ata large premium over . the intrinsic value, by . BARRETT & SHERWOOD, . 135 Montgomery Street, . San Francisco. i . augioin3 . IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS . . FURNITURES BEDDING } ! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . 49 & 51 FOURTH STREET, AND FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE. sept:7 Sin EUREKA WHISKEY. EALERS IN THE INTERIOR ARE cautioned against purchasing Eureka Whis . . ‘D key, unless the packages have the name of “WM. NEWELL & C0., S. F-,” . burntinto cach Barrel and Half Barrel, in a NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. Purchasers sould be ONLY THE GENUINE ARTICLE. Ws. NEWELL & CO., sep2Sm3-is San Francisco, Sule Ageats. . . oS OANA Shasre cy Thia Vb Aiskey iz manufactures ercluvvely for me bu (the o deat Distiiler in the Valle f the Monengahelo,) from Wake finest Quality of Ryr, prepared by @ process only known to dee: “SAAVW'T SAWN WARY SSY ANAS "NOSY. ONO oA TANGARRR ARR / SSWAAMD “O*W AG LAVAS BSAA . Z can deena upen getting a pre article . when thew buy the Valley Whisker, as iA Yitia sold by the Lott's only, It ia re . We A . Zz $ . . e . 1g g . wv . tA = CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TOSEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE pe yea Gift lp ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND A COUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. _WM.ELDALY, . SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM ST NEW YORK. Agents for SAN FRANCISCO, Wm. Newell & Co. Sept28 60 3m A CARD. FOR THE—— SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING TRADE SAN rR axctnoe. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, No, 103 and 105 Battéry st, San Francisco. } IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS . Entire New and Fresh Stock. . Ww. would eall the attention of Country Mer Our stock comprises every article in the Clothing and Furnishing Line. We have constantly on band the largesst stock and greatest varicty of Cassimere. Wooland Straw Hats! . Of any house in the city, and our prices for these goods are less than those of any other house a we receive them direct from the manufacturer on consignment. Our stock of Spring & Summer Goods is particularly attractive, and the great featare for the country merchant isthe unusually low price— lessthan the cost of iiportation. We also keep the Staple Articles which goods we have purchased under the Hummet and are offering them at New York cost and less, We publish thie Card in order that we mar make new acqnaintances an} induce those who hive wot. heretofore purchased of us,to call and inspect’ onr the gouds and name the prices and we have no fear of the result; good articles and low prices fre the great inducements to all who parcluse to sell again. . Morehauts who buy of us can make » good profit au® sell to their emstomtrs at alow figure. We remain respectully yy. SCTVATIES, . BabeE, & LINDENBERGER, “holecala Cluthing & Hat Warehouse, } 193 aud ius Hattery si. Ban Franeice POS Sra Otherwise both Buyer and Seller are liable to be . 28 Washington St. San Francisco; . . . Between J. & K. Streets, Sacramento; . . Hunter St., between Main and Levee, Stockton . In the Lest manner. . : Cireular Brand arounl the Bung) Particular to buy of Such ITouses os herp . chants to our unusually large stock of goods. . in the Dry Goods Line, . stock. All that we ask is an opportunity to show i . ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., ‘WISHING TO PURCHASE 113 Battery Street, San Francisco, . Importers and Dealers IN . SUGARS, . RICE, SYRUP, . BACON, TEAS, t PORK, . COFFEE, LARD, CANDLES, . BUTTER. . For sale in lots to suit purchasers. . Orders promptly filled on tho most favorable . terns. oets3 m THOS. HOPE & Co.'s CELEBRATED Dairy Butter. This bas long been known as tho best brand brought to the San Francisco market. Consignments received via Isthmus and tn, and fur sale in Tots to suit purchasers, ROSS, DEMPSTER & Cu. J13 Battery streot. . . Ho . by octo3m. THUS. HOPE & Co.'s New Oricans. Sugar. The Genuine Unmixed N. 0., of Superior Quality. We shall be in constant receipt of the sbore favorite article, which wo offer in luts to suit.— Orders promptly filled. ROSS 2S, DEMPSTER & Ca, oct53m. 113 Battery street. FISHER & CO., HATTERS, Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ARE SELLING OFF THEIR IMMENSE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. He has the largest Stock of Hats, Caps, and Ladies’ Furs IN THE UNITED STATES. FISHER & CO. San Francisco, Sept. 28, 1860.-4m GOODRICH’S Celebrated Sachem Bitters. This Tonic is mace purely from Roots and TWerbe, . selected with reference to their strengthening and . invigorating properties, fr>m an ancient INpYa¥ . RECIPE. in possession of the femily of the proprietor forovera CENTUNY. Asa morning tonte, it is uwe. qualled. For Dyspepsia, Cholic, Debility, ete-, . a wine gliss fnll for cach meal, wih soon restore } healthy tone. It is acertain preventative ef ! . } CHILLS AND FEVER, . and is adinitted to be the finest flavored Bitters in the . warket. . it will be forsale by all the principal Liquor dealers . ia California: WM. GOODRKICB, 1 une Ist-6m Hew Haven, Connectlent. . ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO. 113 BATTERY STREET, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SUGARS, RICE, COFFEE, PORK, LARD BACON, . BUTTER, HAMS For sale in lots to suit purchasers on the mos? . favorable terms. sept7p3 2ms i i i 1 ' } . i } is sold in Bottles only. _ For its Purity & Medicinal . Qualities it has no equal. Each Bottle hears a Fac simile Signature of the Importer. Solelimportet? W™ NEWELL& CO. Sole Agents. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 28th, 1860---3m. -WOLFE'S: CELEBRATED ‘Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps . Manufactured at my old pistillery, neat SCHTEDAM, HOLLAND, . Renowned in Europe and the United States, fe { nearly 20 years, for UNRIVALLED PUKITY, and for . WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTIES. Beware of the cheap poisonons trash put up if . square bottles ot late years, by so many liquor-inixere . to imitate my Pure Schnapps, and my Bottles and UDOL?PHO WOLFE, Sele Iinporter «nd Proprietor, i ul 26 Beaver Street, New York. . June Ist, 1860-06 . THE STRANGE ADVENTURES (JAMES CAPEN ADANS . Oy See . Famous California Mountaineer . eee ANDe eee ‘GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTER! . TRUE HISTORY ot Three Eventful . 4% years among the wild bearts of the Pacific . coast, written by Theodore H. Hittel, an elegant . book of S84 pwzes, with twelve large and splendid . Engravings, from designs by Chas. Nahl. H Those who have found pleasurein reading about the lions, tigers and et-phauts of the old world, } cannet fail to be interested in the natural history of the Grizzly Bear. The above book ie the tiret . which has ever dore justice to this great animal, . and placed hin where he properly belongs, at the . ret of the animal creation. . For sale at allthe Book Stores. Orders filled . by TOWNE & BACON, PUBLISHERS “ang10 m3 is Cor. Clay and Sansome sts, DALY’S . Labets. . j 22, Of a: _ oo . ~ . . . . . OLD LONDON ' CLUB HOUSE GIN. } . P\ALY'S OLD LONDON CLUB HOTAR . GIN. which has been used so extensively fa . California for the past five years, ie preneun . by all good judges te be the best article of GIN . ever offered for sale in this market in bottles. In cousequence of other parties shipping Gir lin green cases, and branding it Club House Gin, ‘hereafter the g-nuine Daly's Old Lonudor . Club House Gin will be put up in Unpainted Cases to which fact the attention of purchasers p= Gin, merchants n ordering Cla ouse 1. = . should be particular to order * DALY'S * Cla . Gin. iain ea WM. NEWELE & CO., j SOL AGENTS. soci ictal ae DRAMA SALOON, MAIN STREETFUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprictors. . The most choice Wiaes, Cigars and Fine . Liquors, . : Alwags to be feand at this SALON oct 1omisa ¥» (SATAN ISTE ONE ELE LAE SELATAN FI SEN wo eRe

acer oa NEV FRIDAY MORNING, NOV. 2d, 1860. AGENCY NOTICE, Mr. L. P. FISHER is our only authorized Agent in San Francisco to reevive Advertisements, receipt for the same, and to transact business generally for the NEVADA JOURNAL. Office—No. 1714; Washimstou Street, nearly opposite Maguire’s Opera House—up-stairs. Snvoting Scrave.—Smith, bar-keeper for Jim Jeffrey, on Broad Street, had a few words with Geo. Downey on Wednesday evening in } Jeffrey's Saloon. The language used was rather unpretty for a minute or two, but was sileneed by a shot from Smith which came near hitting Downey. Both were arrested by the officers. tack&6 AT GLesprook.—Cburch’s g. m. and Brown's rcan evatended fora purge of $100 a side, on the 29th. The grey won the race easily The eports of the city “ conriderably. Several thousand dollars changed hands during the day. JRECKINENIDGE SPRAKING.-Col. B. F. Washington, and Geo. Peu Johnson spoke at Grass Valley on Wednesday evening. We learn there was a respectable crowd in attendance, and that Wachington’s speech was an able one. Weller did not speak. Derantep.—Henry Vhilip, Esq., an old! friend, and a very successful expressman of this county, left on Monday, for a short visit to his vld home in the East. Phil. is a capital fellow whose even teuiporary absence hiv acquaintan. feel. cesz—and their name is legion—sensibly ~Mrs. and dress maker, Tafft, has a fine and new stock of of the Ladies of serself in San Franci MiILunery. goods, just suited to the taste Nevada, selected by Her store isa few doors heiew the Journat office, near the Bridge. Give her a eall. Tue Hexsess Pass.—We had the pleacure of meeting Mr. David Hunt, on Vir ile repartes five or six in trodden Monday, just ever from ia City, rfa the Honness Pass, snowin the Pass, but that it is well and no obstacle to } travelers, who are to be seen passing and repassing all hours of the day. Geo. W. Welch, of the Pioneer Rook our regards for Frank Leslie's Monthly. and Ilustcated Weekly, ‘Our Mu Favors. Fiore, eal Friend,” » ete. To Jerry Sullivan, of San Franei we are ander olligations fer the promineat Atlantic jeuruals, Gret Esxtznraiswent Posteoxep.—The Gift afc. W. postponed to the 29th of December, for the Entertainmen* Young bas been further commodation of all parties. Watni.—A right smart hail storm passed over this city on the 28th of October. Newe rrow tus Bay.—The clection is draw e ing near aud the clash of words and din of arxement gound every wherywhere like a whole park of artillery. Atthe Bay City the excitement is intense. From morning till midnight Montgomery ck, a famous resort for politiciana, ie clainoreus with their charges and ¢ ter charges. Betting is one of the most for e:leaof argument there and Quirey Hall the well known Clothing Depot whise mammoth stock we have so often noticed in our columns is reaping a golden harvest wit! it regard to paracent to the pol and whole hI > raiment contracted fer euits of fashions the final result in] November.— there to await Quiney Hall has been in full tide of success for lex season hag been quadrap -In G. Spaulding, now a Repubstand that usimy years, but we un , led ness the present red. “ INDICATION. the convention which met Sept., Hon. E. at Buffalo, on the Sth of ‘la Haven, convention and re were also mint inaster of Buf under Fillmore, Welch, jr., and Dr. Hunt, of Aurora, all old speakers denounced a The fusion with the Doug): Fillmore men. sites in reusured terms. $500 Ber.—A Blue writes that a bet of $500 was made at that place correspondent at en Monday, between a Douglas man and a Republican. Tho terms of the bet are, that Doug ‘toral vote of the State, las must or the Re Blue Text are icans of numerous The Repu and very spirited. Our correspondent says, they €esign doing their entire duty on Tuesday next. Cou. Banen delivered another of his thrilling t American Theatre, San Franerations at the cisco, Oct. 26th. The crowd was imm id the enthusiasm unbounded. Col. s forthe East on the Iith. Tur Heseentan for November comes beantifully embclished as usual, and containing a heautiful little poem fr he pen of Jndge Taylor, of Down ss the articles cf the contributors and editresa, Suecess to the Hesperian. Revourtion m Costa Rica.—Ex-President Mora, who drove Walker out of Central America, was shot by his countrymen on the Ist of Oct at Punta Arenas, for attempting to everber, throw the Government. Gen. Canas and Col. Arancibia shared the same fate. —The N. Y. ‘Herald conecdes and advises Democrats Gives it ove. the election of Lincoln, to turn their attention to gaining as many Congressmen as possible, in order to thwart him in earrying out Republican doctrines. ———~ Ariantic Moxtuty.—The October number of this best of all American Magazines, has arrived and is filled to overflowing with capital articles. Read the Atlantic, by all means. Nep. MeGoway ror Coxeness.—An Arizona correspondent of the Bulleting int'mates thar Ned. MeGover wll pro aby be s ec that Territory as a candidate for Congress. sful in Boxxer announces that he has seeured James Buchanan as a writer for the Ledger. Ol Buck may have the stomach to write the history of hia own administration. Nobody else has. Os hearing the news from Pennsylvania and Indiana, David Bovyer, of Rough & Ready, } caused a hundred guns to be fired at his own expense, in honor of the event. Onestes A. Brownsoy, editor of the Catholic Review, and one of the most strenuons Catholics . 1 in America, has taken the stump In New Jersey, for Lincoln, and is exposing the heresies of Douglas. Pereq Fuar axp Littie York Roan.—The eubseriptions for this road are said to be eom. plete, and the work will couimence immediately. . Tue Qrixcy -irgus is ahgut to remove to Carson Valley. A violent shock of ag cacy quake wys in Maiys os t a2 27th uit, went up” on the race . a cupital milliner . Tent . Be Jastand Generous, It is reported that Bill Watt bas employed some of his own countrymen to travel . the County importuning all Scotchmen . wherever found to vote for him, on ground of acemmon origin The Irish and Cornish are, also, approached, and it is ' poured into their ears that John I. Sykes is un American inimical to foreigners, and . therefore, it is the duty of all foreigners to . support one born onthe other side of the Aulantic instead. One of the great causes which conspired to give birth to the Know Nothing party, was the fact, that foreigners on our shores voted almost in solid column for one party . which with the assistance of that vote was . always sure to succeed. They were found to . formed to show them the necessity of exerbe clanish. The American party was cising their judgment iv the matter of politics, like native born citizens, and to obtain rights for men overborne by the thor. ough clanishness of foreigners, more particularly the Irish, Having demonstrated the spiritof the American people, when the and its members are found thickly strewn . inall ranks. They have been condemned tor liecir proscriptiou. If reports be true, I I if native born The results will by foreigners upon the election on Tuesday next ; veveal the extent cf intolerance practised, . and then it may be necessary to resuscitate the Native Amtri 1 is pacified. and only aske fair play ty tin so, American Republic tiin between the nominees en their ticket in regard to the place cf birth. We hope the same feeling will prevail throughout er ms make no the ranks ef the party. Vote for John I. Sykes, and all will be well. To the Independent Voters of Nevada County. Owing to severe indisposition, which utterly cludes me froin visiting you at your respective to p precinets, and thus conversit or g with you face of addr you my face, Lum foreed to the necesity you by card, te make known to views upon matters and things which now agitate the public mind, My nar ident em 2 is before you ag an indep honors. If I Sulkbead legislative will oppose all i ch may be gotten up by individuals, compawhi nies or cliques, rer their own aggrandisement, or to the detriment of the good people of San Franle at large. «ducing the eontingent salaand incider I will o : officers, iry. vernment, and the heavy taxation which h which now burthe the principle of ! to the cierks, pages, and ether oficers employed by . the Asse rid in the passage of such laws bencticial anil her immediate consti tthe S rally to my mining to the shail endeaduty as a represenpeople, with an cye single to their my whole rds the choice « >to say, tbh bile I have -cTs, he cannot, never vale position, rany circumstances, I si . Who will prove true to Califorif Tam elected, I will endeavor so to f I reevive ® majority of your you like them not, vote for : for L assure you I will not depart mic one Ivation sepended upon it. — CHARLES P. ROBERTS. North San Juan, Oct. 1860. A M incoln is elected t f SISSIPPI re-cuting paper says it ies he people of the South will show the North they are inen. Said the boy who chewed tobacco because > him “a man "—* I used he thongh it n to run up in front of sidewalk, coracr and puke.” a gentleman and spit s t on the and then go around tie Gov. Downey has appointed the 29th of the present month as a day of Ifon. other lengthy letter, taking strong grounds Epwarp Barns, of Missouri, has writ ‘ten at for Lincoln. I > E. Bepp, formerly of this offies, is about Re to start a paper called the Mendocino Jerald, at LLAMeR bas been re-elected U. S. Senator from Vermont. Tus ManrysvitLe Democrat claims Ohio.— We never thoug! it that of you, Ridge—claiming what does not belong to you. From toe Territorian Entrerrrizr.—We Theobald for an extra from the t are indebted to Webber, Exq. j over from Virginia City, 28th, The Eaterpriz We find tke he Extra: of the ritor ial Enterprize, dated Oct. is removed from Carson to Virgir following items ia City. of interest int The Cathol'e Church w 6 Liown down on tho} . morning of the 28th. A perfect bur sweeping the town, being the heaviest experilast May. A man named Cherry, familiarly ** Tennessee,” for some time employed by the Pony Express Co., was found murdered at Carson City. The murder rs are proed to'e Jobn C Califor Officers are in pursuit. R. G. Watkins, about ten days z ‘emigrant near Fort Chure he { horse. Being captured by Watkins and o . in bringing him in he tried twice to escape.w Watkins told him if he made another efor ect away he would shoot him. Disregarding is threat, the man made another effort to es feape, when Watkins rode up and shot . through the head, killing him instantly. king came to Carson and gave bicself up. was examined before Justice Dixson, who commnitted him for trial. The safe that was stolen from the saloon Shaw & Bateman of this place, about a week e was enced sine su Watof the canon, about six miles from h-re, broken open and ritled of its contents. Mr. Shaw, who had received some money that r, took the . when he reti:ed to his room. Heavy Bers.—The Cleveland Plaindealer offers to make the following bets with anybody: $500 that Douglas won't carry Ashtabula county in that State. $500 that there will be a President elected within ten years unless something turns up to . prevent. 3600 that if Heenan goes to the House there the . exists, the party has dispersed . the same proscription is abeut to be visited . at the . ‘an party again.the spirit of ; distine. should be . schemes . , the postage, porter . oe . which may } I will do allin my power to reform the abuses . discountenancing . compensation to! of a United States Sen. is . all go for . acquit t to be worthy of your future commen ne who was swerved from the . tight n favor, nor affection. Thes ns, are the prine ples which er title from them, even though my hopes j know as . rrand John Rudsill, who have fled into . . A, BLOCK & Co,, him . He! since, was fuund yesterday near the mouth of . ' CHRISTMAS PRESENTS! SECOND GRAND PRESE or A. LIEBERT, ‘PREMIUM DAGUERREAN ATIST. ‘BROAD S7T., NEVADA. 330 Splendid Prizes. Valued at Ss, uted on Christmas Day. ‘Three Hundred Dollarsin Cash! Twenty Watches, andthe most Rich and . . Elegant Articles of Jewelry. Every ti IN LIKRENES SES at any time before or after the . Distribution. Any person who will have a Like . ness taken, will receive One Ticket for every dol jlar invested in Pictures, which will entitle any . one tu a chance in the Prizes. One Dollar, . Sear eee aes . LIST OF PRIZES. 1 Amnagnificent gold, magic cased ¥¢ plate i Env Watch, Chronometer bal. anee. M. J. Tobias; & Co. No. 8855, with . heavy Gold Fob Chain and seal attached. .3450 . 3A fine Gold Hunt American Lever } ‘atch, made by Ap ton, I & Co. No. 7313.. <a 250 4 Or ndid set broog on ict with Pearls 85 . § Fine silver huntit: ish patent le . wateh, full jewell J. ‘Tobias, Di I oe awe Ste winia ions aecsay auncseadeuwas 49 isean set, brooch t ‘nt pair pearl sle Splendid gold hunting E oo of s buttons. sh patent lever watch, T. F. Cooper. No. 2130....-. 120 1 uifieent pair quartz sleeve buttons.. 34 2 nond ear rir 2s stones.. 100 . 13 iunting, Enelii ver Marine wateh, double patent i time keeper, equilibrium comp: i Adams & Co. No. 15 75 . 14 Twe *s enameled pins, set with two fine 2 50 . 15 Silver hunting, ever weteh, fulljewelled, P. F. Cooper No. zozz 40 16 Cameo on jet heties set, brooch fear TINGS .ccccccccccsceccccceve o. 65 . . 16) 92 . nglish huntin t lever . . plate, fulljewelled, ad time I. F. Cooper, No. 2137... 10 . 52 } . } h and ear rines....<.. 3 73 25 Large fine silver huniins Marine equili im con No. 37 6 Beautiful pair stad be Rites to 30 Pour time gold vest ehair e magnificent ur rings, { 35, 34, 3 +9 lever 99 37 wo fine ¢ 60 3Y to 44 Six gold b Baty: BSiccccsuwcewiaie $33 45 Fine silver hon wateh, full jews : 40 . 1% di lad faney Aluminium box.. 20 $7 goid Calitornia buckles, 20, 20 200 obinson, box, fviews watch, n. 53 Fine sterosco; with forty plates 57 to 6S Thirteen fine oo to each 42, 8 5U 71 Fine hunti watch No 45 72to 93 T yt ear rings, cach: 16, 14, 35, 25, 205 12, 1010 10, 2 «oe 407 38 99 Mammoth soe 18 10) Macnificent slish r Josep! J son, Liver +“ 200 } 101 to 105 Three pairs gold : + See Resi o 104to 1108 1S, 14. lll to H6 " i 30, 16, ° 15; &, 6, 10. 1 iS Two cre quartz pin. ndic music . 6; ee -. 320 } patent lever wateh, k 7. Tobi lepine hu ment, F Cooper ourteen fins PUAUUS GBS. Ben occ cccnaccsaae . eos 2449 Three fine 1 ‘s gold rings sct each 2, 12, 12 44 patent lever A. BLOCK, S.FURTH, E, BLOCK, Jr! NTATION RAFFLE) .089. To be distrib. cet will be good for ONE DOLLAR . » FLOUR, ai ON SUNDAYS, LANGTON?’S Pioneer Express . CONNECTING AT MARYSVILLE AND NEVADA WITH Reliable Express, . TO ALL PARTS oF 'CLIFORNIA, . THE . ATLANTIC STATES SAND EUROPR. We willdispatch Daiiy Expresses from the fo ing places: IN SIERRA COUNTY, Downieville, Goodyear’s Bar, Monte Cristo, Forest City, Morrizon’s, Sierra Valley, . Smith’« Flat, Craig’s Flat, Independenee Hill Miunesota, Eureka City,. Chip?s Flat, IN YUBA COUNTY. 7 Parks’ Bar, Oustey’s Bar, Rose’s Bar, Long Bar, Galena. Hill, Young’s Gold Eli, Slate Range, Indian Valley, Greenville, Oregon House, Foster’s Bor, Camptonville, Timbuctoo, IN NEVADA COUNTY. Little York, Alpha, Montezuma, Cherokee, San Juan, Humbug Oity, FrenckCorral, Sweetiand’s Moore's Flat, Marysville and Nevada, . And every Saturday morning from Nevada to th . following places in yr . . UTAH TERRITORY: . FRANKTOWN, Washoe Valley, GOLD CANON, . GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, E. Val. CUINATOWN, JOUN-TOWN,? . TRUCKEE MEADOWS, VIRGINIA CI ry, ' WALKER RIVER MINES, . XprAli Letters for the Western Atlantie States, enclosed in our Governinent-franked Envelopes, xnd H reed “Overiand, via. Sait Lake.” will be ford and reach their destination sooner than by otherline. “ PT REASURE, Packagesand Letters, transmit. ted to and from the above puints with unrivaled j despatch and security. Gold Dust and Cun forwarded to all parts of the. United States and Enrepe, insured or uninsured, at . as low rates as can be done by any house with secu rity. Our Treasurea Express will always be accompani ed by faithful Messengers Notes, Drafts, Bills, Se,, collected or negotiated, jand orders attended to promptly. =. es of every description made. Forwardferchandise and Commissions of every naaded to intelligently, and with promptitude, Office in’ Nevada, next door below Wells Fargo & Cos JNO. PATLTISOY Agent. a) Oct 21, 1859—tr R. FEINNELE GRAIN and FEED STORE, . ! . No. 24 Commercial Street, DEALER, Wholesale and Retail, GRAIN, F OUR AND FEED:

. ()* allkinds, 4. keep constantly on hand a be Large Stock of Flour, Feed and Grain, . 3 THE LOWEST CASH PRICE! Oh Han 1 and for Bale by R. FINNIE, 24 COMMERCIAL STREET, . NEVADA FIOUR, . RYE FLOUR, MARYSVIL FLOUR, . BUCKWI T FLOUR, GRAHAM FLOUR, CORN MEAL, OAT MEAL, GROUND CORN, SECONDS axp MIDDLINGS, Sranand Snorts. Wheatand Barley, Chick nWheat Corn and Broom Corn, Oats and Rye Anmlevery thing in the Grain Line at the Lowest Rates teceiving Fresh Onions and Potatoes from the Valley every day, 3d, 1860VALLEY RAIL_ SACRAMENTO ROAD. SCTE) = WINTER ARRANGEMENT, . } ( ¥ AND AFTER THE 23D DAY OF OcToneER, . . 1860, the Cars of the Sacramento Valley Rail. Road will leave as follows, viz: PASSENGER TRAINS . Will leave the Depot, at the foot of K street, in Sacramento, at64, 4. M., I'g and 475 P.M. Sun ! days exee 1 Fotsoin ¢ 7AM, 12 M.and 43 P.M excepted. Sundays Will leave Sacramento at 643 A.M. Will leave Folsom at 1'y mr. at. Tieket Office—On Front street, under the What Cheer House. ‘HT FOR FOLSOM, Will be taken up by every train, (Sundays except.) Up Way-Freight by the 14, train only. Downward Way ht by the 7 train only. Freicht must be delivered at the Depot, foot of K street, . half an hour before the departing of . se it will he retained for the next tram. . train out from Sacramento connects with . » following named places, and } ickets at the Depot in Sac sent through the same day. The stages run from all the following named places to connect with the 12M. train from Folsom, arriving in Sacramento one hour before the San Francisco . boats 1 ’ ramento will b Returning thanks for the past liberal patronage they mast respectfully solicit a continuance of the HUFF sam KERS & SAXBY, Nevada, Grass Valley, ! : _ ees BD . Auburn, Iowa Hill, 295 to 299 Five set of fine Forest City, Downieville, 1H, 10, 14, 10, 10 oR Orleans Flat, Ophir, Fine gold hunting Gold Hill, Illinoistown, ' Yankee Jim’s, Greenwood Valley, Georgetown, Mormon Island, . 140) Coloina, El Dorado, Diamond Springs, Place } . Prairie Cit Michigan Bar, . 185 . : tar, Wall’s Digyings, ! ) uk City, Arkansas Diggings, j . w Springs, Drytown, wt , Sacter, . “801 . Fiddletown, out AND WASHOE. to S20 Bevo 0 To which point thia is the nearest and quickest Fine artistic 12 . route. = sete l la “ 50 . And all the intermediate places. } aks : 2% *"\ For Freight or Passage apply at the Railroad . 2 . English patent le i 1 SRSIORE J. P. ROBINSON, § . 1 ‘a Arnold Adams &Co. 40. J. PL. ROBINSON, Superintendent. 333 t I keys, 12, 12. 18, 8,8. . — Sas 6h 241 Sculpto 60 ys 40 . . * Fa ] ‘ on . 15 . JT SAXBY sold cap, errand oy . Having —som the old place and Estabanp compensation. . _ hims Zs = the . . Hay, Grain and Feed Business, gold vest chaiu attached... 280! With the Messrs. HVPrPAKERS, at the Corner of } . Main street and the Nevada Road, at Nort SAN be -. JUAN, would respectfully inform his old friends . ! . i . Total Value......-.----.2-2.422+G8,000 . in X vada, and the Public generally. that he ix . prepared to accommodate Stock in the best style, . aud at the most reasonable rates. . CLOT eI wa STORE, Fortunately . CORNER OF precaution to take it with him . PINE and COMMERCIAL Streets. NEVADA: $500 that Heenan won't carry * single State. . May 25, 1860, will be better order in the building than there . has been for several years, j . $500 that Lince:n can’t carry 150 strong gin cocktails at one time. $500 that Bell can’t be cowed and consequently isn’t a cow-Bell. 3500 that General Jackson is dead. . South Carolina. BOOTS AND SHOES. H 72 California Street. 3500 that Hannibal Hamlin had parents both . . on his mother’s and father’s side. $500 that John Morrissey can Evyerctt m a fair stand up fight. lick Edward fair thing. $500 that Jefferson, Clay, W-bster, ete., were . . good fellows. These bets are to be taken together. We are . taiek of sy mach tabk. Le > MUL wp some + angry. $500 that our revolutiunary forefathers did the . VE HAVE ON HAND, AND ARE CON. WY ‘stantly receiving, BOOTS and SHUES of every description, We can sell as low as any house in the city. We invite our friends and the . trade to call and examine our stock. We have and Chillren'’s Shoes. Also, Boys’, Youths’, Misses’, and Children’s Copper-Toed Boots and e JOHN &. DOLE , m x i Sis 136 ¢ , JOHN S. DOLE & CO.) $500 that Wm. Lloyd Garrison won't carry . always on hand a large stock of Ladies’, Misses’ . Aug. 17-m3 NORTH SAN Jvax FAMILY Sewing Machines, Bete) alles WHEELER & WILSON'S PATENT Are universally acknowledged to be THE ONLY MACHINES PERFECTLY ADAPTED TO EVERY VARIETY OF FAMILY WORK. THE STITCH, Being alike on both sides of the fabric, it Cannet be Ripped or Raveled. A PATENT HEMMER Is attached to cach Machine, by which A Fell or Hem, Any desired width, is turned in the very neatest manner, GATHERING 1s also done by the Machine. EVERY VARIETY FAMILY WORK, from the COARSEST TO THE FINEST, Is dune on these Machines, with equal facility. They having KILESS MOVABLE PRRS8S Are not liable to get out of order, and are . Easier Learned than any other Machines, While their Speed, Quietness, and ease of Oprration are Unrivalled, WHEELER & WILSON took the First Premium at the following Fairs: State Fair, Marysville .....s00+6 Mechanics’ Fair, San Francisco.. State Fair, Sacramento And at Ev, ‘y Fair in Calitornia. over SINGER, GROVER & BAKER, AND ALL OTHER SEWING MACHINES Where they have exhibited in competition for a Premium, fa Don't buy a Chain Stitch Machine, when you can get ene that makes a Perfect Stitch for SPECIAL NOTICES, F-B-Mrs. Winslow, an experienced Nurse and Female Physician, has a Soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly facilitates the process of tecthing, by softening the gums reducing all inflamation—will allay all pain, and it is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon tt mothers, it will give rest to yourselves and relief and health to your infants. Perfeetly safe in all cases. Sce advertisement in another . column, Hauw’s Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock and Iodide . of Potass is the greatest purifier of the blood . } ever discovered. Dr, Bowen s Blood Purifier, Composed of Sarsaparilla. Yellow Dock. Wild cherry, Dandelion and Todide Potass; is anperior to any other medicine for parifying the blood, for several reasons, Ist. Itis prepared by a physician, from the pure . extracts It crarlicates all disease from the body, without behind any «f those unpleasant symptome ced by those medicines containing arsenic or iry, Which n of the Sarsaparilkts contain, It is tem ti s strong as any other—it is put s only—one table spoonful at a doxe t cheaper than any other Sarsaparilla Bet. up in quart t —which ma sold in the market. Bay none but Dr. Bewen's Blood Purifier, if you wish a medicine whieh willcure you in the shoriost time, Sold at the Plaza Drug Store, corner of Clay and . Kearne he I Broad street Market, JAMES COLLEY, Proprietor. LL kinds of Meats ta! A at heabacs Brae ar = 9 gt cap pr in quantities to suit purchasers. . Meats delivered in any part of the city at any ti y streets, and by ail respectable Druggists on cificcosst. iune29m6 . f Meata puechasad. 12°83 AwerdiMs LO gual et Nie e0a, tet. 5. ten. the same money. Those buying Sewing Ma chines for the country wouli do well to buy the . WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE, . . Which is less liable to get out of order than any . other, and do a greater variety of sewing. No charge made for instruction and adjusting. Buy the Very Best Machine, OR ONE, A personal examination of their operation will convince all which is the best. H. C. HAYDEN, Agent, OFFICE AND SALESROOM, Corner Mentgomery and Sacramente Streets, SAN FRANCISCO. Mrs. i. J. ROLFR, Agent Nerada Angnst Th. 1860. %m is, . . PINE WATCHES . . JEWELRY! REMEMBER, REMEMBER, The finest Jewelry and Watches are never Imported on Speculation or to Sell at Auction. . Any one offering Watches for saje should be i A PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER HIMSELF, . . deceived as to the quality. REMEMBER, No Watch or article of Jewelry should be bought without a GUARANTEF FROM AN OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE Able and willing to fulfil their contract. THEREFORE, As our Watches and Jewelry are made for a regu. lar CUSTOM TRADE—as we have a . thorough practical knowledze of the business in all its braneches—as we guarantee the And quality of our Jewelry, we hope for a continuance of the large trade we have enjoyed for over ten years in San Fraucisco. BARRETT & SUERWOOD, } . §9-° MARK THE NUMBER— . 133 Montgomery St., . . ceurate Time-Kesping of our Watches, San FRANCISCO. ‘QUARTZ SPECIMENS! QUETABLE for Catting into Sets for Fine } 4) Jewelry are bought ata large premium over . the intrinsic value, by . BARRETT & SHERWOOD, . 135 Montgomery Street, . San Francisco. i . augioin3 . IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS . . FURNITURES BEDDING } ! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. . 49 & 51 FOURTH STREET, AND FIRST STREET, SAN JOSE. sept:7 Sin EUREKA WHISKEY. EALERS IN THE INTERIOR ARE cautioned against purchasing Eureka Whis . . ‘D key, unless the packages have the name of “WM. NEWELL & C0., S. F-,” . burntinto cach Barrel and Half Barrel, in a NONE OTHER IS GENUINE. Purchasers sould be ONLY THE GENUINE ARTICLE. Ws. NEWELL & CO., sep2Sm3-is San Francisco, Sule Ageats. . . oS OANA Shasre cy Thia Vb Aiskey iz manufactures ercluvvely for me bu (the o deat Distiiler in the Valle f the Monengahelo,) from Wake finest Quality of Ryr, prepared by @ process only known to dee: “SAAVW'T SAWN WARY SSY ANAS "NOSY. ONO oA TANGARRR ARR / SSWAAMD “O*W AG LAVAS BSAA . Z can deena upen getting a pre article . when thew buy the Valley Whisker, as iA Yitia sold by the Lott's only, It ia re . We A . Zz $ . . e . 1g g . wv . tA = CAUTION. PURCHASERS SHOULD BE CAREFUL IN PURCHASING THE VALLEY WHISKEY TOSEE THAT IT IS DALY’S AROMATIC VALLEY WHISKEY WITH THE pe yea Gift lp ON THE LABEL. ALL OTHERS ARE AN IMITATION AND A COUNTERFEIT OF THE ABOVE WHISKEY. _WM.ELDALY, . SOLE PROPRIETOR 19 SOUTH WILLIAM ST NEW YORK. Agents for SAN FRANCISCO, Wm. Newell & Co. Sept28 60 3m A CARD. FOR THE—— SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING TRADE SAN rR axctnoe. BADGER & LINDENBERGER, No, 103 and 105 Battéry st, San Francisco. } IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS . Entire New and Fresh Stock. . Ww. would eall the attention of Country Mer Our stock comprises every article in the Clothing and Furnishing Line. We have constantly on band the largesst stock and greatest varicty of Cassimere. Wooland Straw Hats! . Of any house in the city, and our prices for these goods are less than those of any other house a we receive them direct from the manufacturer on consignment. Our stock of Spring & Summer Goods is particularly attractive, and the great featare for the country merchant isthe unusually low price— lessthan the cost of iiportation. We also keep the Staple Articles which goods we have purchased under the Hummet and are offering them at New York cost and less, We publish thie Card in order that we mar make new acqnaintances an} induce those who hive wot. heretofore purchased of us,to call and inspect’ onr the gouds and name the prices and we have no fear of the result; good articles and low prices fre the great inducements to all who parcluse to sell again. . Morehauts who buy of us can make » good profit au® sell to their emstomtrs at alow figure. We remain respectully yy. SCTVATIES, . BabeE, & LINDENBERGER, “holecala Cluthing & Hat Warehouse, } 193 aud ius Hattery si. Ban Franeice POS Sra Otherwise both Buyer and Seller are liable to be . 28 Washington St. San Francisco; . . . Between J. & K. Streets, Sacramento; . . Hunter St., between Main and Levee, Stockton . In the Lest manner. . : Cireular Brand arounl the Bung) Particular to buy of Such ITouses os herp . chants to our unusually large stock of goods. . in the Dry Goods Line, . stock. All that we ask is an opportunity to show i . ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., ‘WISHING TO PURCHASE 113 Battery Street, San Francisco, . Importers and Dealers IN . SUGARS, . RICE, SYRUP, . BACON, TEAS, t PORK, . COFFEE, LARD, CANDLES, . BUTTER. . For sale in lots to suit purchasers. . Orders promptly filled on tho most favorable . terns. oets3 m THOS. HOPE & Co.'s CELEBRATED Dairy Butter. This bas long been known as tho best brand brought to the San Francisco market. Consignments received via Isthmus and tn, and fur sale in Tots to suit purchasers, ROSS, DEMPSTER & Cu. J13 Battery streot. . . Ho . by octo3m. THUS. HOPE & Co.'s New Oricans. Sugar. The Genuine Unmixed N. 0., of Superior Quality. We shall be in constant receipt of the sbore favorite article, which wo offer in luts to suit.— Orders promptly filled. ROSS 2S, DEMPSTER & Ca, oct53m. 113 Battery street. FISHER & CO., HATTERS, Montgomery Street, SAN FRANCISCO, ARE SELLING OFF THEIR IMMENSE STOCK AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES. He has the largest Stock of Hats, Caps, and Ladies’ Furs IN THE UNITED STATES. FISHER & CO. San Francisco, Sept. 28, 1860.-4m GOODRICH’S Celebrated Sachem Bitters. This Tonic is mace purely from Roots and TWerbe, . selected with reference to their strengthening and . invigorating properties, fr>m an ancient INpYa¥ . RECIPE. in possession of the femily of the proprietor forovera CENTUNY. Asa morning tonte, it is uwe. qualled. For Dyspepsia, Cholic, Debility, ete-, . a wine gliss fnll for cach meal, wih soon restore } healthy tone. It is acertain preventative ef ! . } CHILLS AND FEVER, . and is adinitted to be the finest flavored Bitters in the . warket. . it will be forsale by all the principal Liquor dealers . ia California: WM. GOODRKICB, 1 une Ist-6m Hew Haven, Connectlent. . ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO. 113 BATTERY STREET, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SUGARS, RICE, COFFEE, PORK, LARD BACON, . BUTTER, HAMS For sale in lots to suit purchasers on the mos? . favorable terms. sept7p3 2ms i i i 1 ' } . i } is sold in Bottles only. _ For its Purity & Medicinal . Qualities it has no equal. Each Bottle hears a Fac simile Signature of the Importer. Solelimportet? W™ NEWELL& CO. Sole Agents. SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 28th, 1860---3m. -WOLFE'S: CELEBRATED ‘Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps . Manufactured at my old pistillery, neat SCHTEDAM, HOLLAND, . Renowned in Europe and the United States, fe { nearly 20 years, for UNRIVALLED PUKITY, and for . WHOLESOME TONIC PROPERTIES. Beware of the cheap poisonons trash put up if . square bottles ot late years, by so many liquor-inixere . to imitate my Pure Schnapps, and my Bottles and UDOL?PHO WOLFE, Sele Iinporter «nd Proprietor, i ul 26 Beaver Street, New York. . June Ist, 1860-06 . THE STRANGE ADVENTURES (JAMES CAPEN ADANS . Oy See . Famous California Mountaineer . eee ANDe eee ‘GRIZZLY BEAR HUNTER! . TRUE HISTORY ot Three Eventful . 4% years among the wild bearts of the Pacific . coast, written by Theodore H. Hittel, an elegant . book of S84 pwzes, with twelve large and splendid . Engravings, from designs by Chas. Nahl. H Those who have found pleasurein reading about the lions, tigers and et-phauts of the old world, } cannet fail to be interested in the natural history of the Grizzly Bear. The above book ie the tiret . which has ever dore justice to this great animal, . and placed hin where he properly belongs, at the . ret of the animal creation. . For sale at allthe Book Stores. Orders filled . by TOWNE & BACON, PUBLISHERS “ang10 m3 is Cor. Clay and Sansome sts, DALY’S . Labets. . j 22, Of a: _ oo . ~ . . . . . OLD LONDON ' CLUB HOUSE GIN. } . P\ALY'S OLD LONDON CLUB HOTAR . GIN. which has been used so extensively fa . California for the past five years, ie preneun . by all good judges te be the best article of GIN . ever offered for sale in this market in bottles. In cousequence of other parties shipping Gir lin green cases, and branding it Club House Gin, ‘hereafter the g-nuine Daly's Old Lonudor . Club House Gin will be put up in Unpainted Cases to which fact the attention of purchasers p= Gin, merchants n ordering Cla ouse 1. = . should be particular to order * DALY'S * Cla . Gin. iain ea WM. NEWELE & CO., j SOL AGENTS. soci ictal ae DRAMA SALOON, MAIN STREETFUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprictors. . The most choice Wiaes, Cigars and Fine . Liquors, . : Alwags to be feand at this SALON oct 1omisa ¥» (SATAN ISTE ONE ELE LAE SELATAN FI SEN wo eRe