November 4, 1863 (4 pages)

EEE .-where the public can VOLUME. IL. [Old Series THE JOU Monday, Wednesday aad Friday, BY D. B. FRINK & CO, E. B. VANDERIIOEF, . JAMES KF. CROSETT, DAVID B FRINK. OFFIUK -NO, 20 MAIN STREET. [Up stairs opposite the Express offices. ] é EPA . tee o tRves OF YER TRI-WEERKLY JOURNAL SevontyFive Cents Per Month, delivered by the Carrier. MATIZ SUBSCRIBERS —Fifty Cents per Month, or $5 a year, if paid in advance. CLUB RATES :—Clubs of Five, or over, to one Post Office address, S4 cach—payable invariably in advance. Rares or ANvenrtistnc—For one square of One hundred . ten lines, tirst insertion, $1. words on an average make a aquare. Annual, Sent annual, or Quarterly Advertise incnts inserted at very reasonable rates. Jon Preveia of all kinds neatly excented. — ~ BUSIVESS CARDS, DR. F. BILLER, Homeopathic Physician and SURGEON. T R. WILLER navs particular attention to MEDICAL AND OPERATIC SURGERY, MIDWIFERY, and the Treatment of all disenses of long standing. Consultation hy letter promptly attended te. OFFICE—Cornerof PINE AND BROAD STREETS, In Plare’s building, THOS. P. HAWLEY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office—Up Stuwrs,in Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada, mard-tf J. I. CALDWELL, -» ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC And Commissioner for the Athintic States. Office—Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., UP STAIRS—OVER ITAKRINGTON’s SALOON. JAS. J. OTT, ASSAW OFFICE, No. 30, ‘Main St., Nevada. GOLD AND ORES Ot'every description Melted, Refined iad Assayed, mar 5—tf BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30, MAIN STREET, SELL EXCHANGE, Buy Gold Dust, ADVANCE ON SAME FOR COINAGE, nd Transact a General Banking Business. March 7, ik62—te NATIONAL BATHS AND. Hair Dressing Saloon. THE undersigned wouldinform the cit izes of Nevada, and vicinity, that they havecompletedatine Bathing House, attached to their well known establislunent, be avcommodated with Hats at.all hours. They also keep constantly on hand * Dr. Genning’s Reproductor. celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hhuir. [tentigely eradieates dandruff and keeps the hair from turning grey. : Perfumery—A fine assortment on hand, FISHER & LAMVE, Opposite National xchange, ' junds MILITARY GOODS: REGALIA FOR ALL ORDERS. LAGS, BANNERS, FRINGES, CORDS, Stars. Lassela, Rosettes, etc., etc., furn{shed On the tost roasonable terms. by Vv. NORCROSS, Masonic ‘Temple. No. 6 Post Street, San Francisco. LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS, Woolen Goods, and LADIES FURNISHING STORE, /D! NORCROSS. Masonir Temple, bar Hs % No. & Montyomery Street. baNGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, Daily to all poiuts North of Nevada CityOF FICE--Main strect, next deor to Wolls, Farge & Co. Hw. ERY, Gloves. Embroideries, Zephyrs, ENAL . NEVA , Vol, 15.] NEVADA, CAL., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, °63, JOURNAL NEVADA TRI-WEBKLY & Job Printing Establishment; NO. 29 MAIN STREET—UP STAIRS. ety of Jon MATERIAL, we are prepared te do all kinds of Job Printing in the best . style und on reasonable terms ; such as PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, BILL-HEADS, . CIRCULARS, CHECKS, CERTIFICATES, BALL TICKETS, . RECEIPTS, f CARDS, HANDBILLS, BILANKS, BRIEFS, LABELS, E£TC., ETC. ir Parties wishing anythin in the line of . JOR PRINTING Or ADVERTISING will find it . to their advantage to give us a call. . . DR. A. CHAPMAN, DENTISTRY. “AUWLISTINAG SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, Will perform all necessary operations in his . profession, ina manner which cannot fail to give satisfaction to all. . Orrice—Corner of Broad & Pine sts., (up stairs)in Kidd & Knox’s Brick building. Nevada. Nevada, March 3, 1869—tf NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! Oe No. 37 SROAD STREET & [OLD Post OFFICE ROOMS.]} A FINE ASSORTMEN OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY: AT REDUCED PRICES. By LORING & McCONAHAY. ALsvo—Gold Pens, Spectacles, ete;, ete. California Jewelry Manufactured, ie Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and all Work Guaranteed to give verfect satisfaction. Rivada. May 'st, 1863—tf METALIO & AGRICULTURAL WHALTH OF THE -PACIFIC STATES! —_—_—_— IMP. QUARTO FORM. 1 HOO Pr. COPIOUSLY ILUSTRATED r9) wit Copper, Stone and Weed Engravings, containing valuable informa tion and statistics touching the Mineral and Agricultural Resources of the Pacific States, from official and reliable correspondence compiled and edited by J. SILVERSMITS, lormer Bditor of the S. F. ‘Mining Journal.’ PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION PER COPY: In Cloth.-cceeesee $10 . In Culf.-+..$20 ADVERTISEMENTS PER PAGE? In the English, French, German and Spanish edition (cach edition complete)..3100 Halt page.+e Cee eebocredecereroesecsevces 50 Subseriptions and Advertisements will be reecived by GEO. W. WELCH, At No. 45 Broad street, Nevada. PAINTER & CO. ene Printers,and Dealers n Type, Prosses Printing Materials, Ink, Paper, Cards, &e. Nos. 128, 140 & 132, Clay Street, 7 dae parsten San Francisco. J. M. PAINTER TP PAINTER ) Of™e4tted out with dispateh LE epihdiayd ON HAND A LARGE VARI. SOMETHING NEW! RESTAURANT! HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED, at No. 64 Broad Street, one door above the Fashion Kestaurant, a ROTISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada. Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, MY FRIEND SYBIL’s STORY, I was scarcely eighteen when I met good family, but prouder blood than his flowed in my veins. I was naturally very proud and haughty, but I loved my friends fervently and hated my enemies as warmly. I loved my young husband [Whole No, 897.] No. 108. nena es Son AS ASIEGEIN THE OLDEN TIME. A coupte of hundred years before out and loved Arther Deland. He was of a/ revolutionary war broke out, the Dutch were engaged in a similar struggle against Spain. Towards the close of the year 1572, Don Frederick, at the head of 30,000 Spaniards and mercena. ties, laid siege to Harlem, defended by as passionately, and for a year I was} garrison of some 4000 men. The areinvited to call. The culfmary department . very happy, though my exacting love Spaniards were nearly eight to one, and was hardly satisfied. Entirely devoted . the defenses to ‘the city were feeble is serio on i waht of the shahoeter, and none but the ¢ i used here, Families Welsh to og ast deliv ed tathem,or parties désirous ofa Recherche Dinner, are invited to call. The services of One of the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Proprietor, who un. derstands something in that line himself, and . itis his intention to make this a MODEL RESTAURANT: Charges according to orders. Cc. LECOCQ. Pct torah snr UNITED STATES ETOTwIT! No. 49 Brond Street,.Nevada. PIONEER HOTEL KEEPER! YUIS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY 0. eated for Business. near the corner of Broad and Pine Streets—opposite Kipp & KNox’s brick building, Bourd & Lodging—per Week. .87 to $9 Board & Lodging—per Day..$1,50 Itisnot worth while for the subscriber to infurm the Public, and his old Friends, that he . horror. always has—and does now— KEEP A GOOD HOUSE. As good as any FP ote: in the Mountains, to’ him, 1 wished a like return. But: iness took him away from home nearly all the time. the army of Don Frederick was fighting for a merciless despotism, the Spanish Once he came and told me that slan. inquisition, and the right to burn hers der’s tongue had associated his name . etics. Aglance at this siege will show with that of a young girl of evil repute. . the difference between the alleged Afterward I heard a great deal about . “atrocities” committed by our armies them, but I did not believe he could be . to-day, and the mild way of doing things falsetto me. About this time another call for soldiers induced him to enlist. He was commissioned as Colonel, and his regiment went away, leaving me almost broken-hearted. As time passed on I heard that he kept in the olden time. / Besides the garrison of 4000 men, Hare lem had within its walls an efficient corps—armed with sword, musket and dayger—of 300 men! “The chief,” says Motley, wasa widow of disting~ up a correspondence with Helene—that . uished family and unblemished reputa. [A few doors above the California stage office.!! was her name—that was more than . tion, about forty-seven years ofage, who, friendly. I did not believe it, however, thought nothing but the inventions of malice. But, unhappy day, Helene came and asked to see me. I granted her request. 1 will not try to teli all that passed between us, for I believe 1 was mad with Enongh that she showed me letters purporting to be written oy my husband, speaking of the misery he felt at being away from her, calling ber by COMFORTABLE ND CLEAN. . endearing names, and poems addressed So far as the TABLE is concerned. we have not heard any complaint—and dont expect to. We have made considerable [IMPROVEMENT to her in the most passionate language oflove. She told mein the most patliétic tone, that “Yani sorry We have in the past year for Comfort and Conveni« . wronged you, but we have loved each ence, and employ all the requisite help gor a Gvod Llotel. The publie will be roperly cared for if they will give us a call. RET S. W. GRUSH. NEVADA, Oct. 17, 1862.—6m GO TO WELCIPS — F YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE Rook Line, or Music, Photographie Al. 20% ’ and Fancy . bitter with its new found agony, and I bums,’ Bibles, Prayer Books, Goods. Also, Blank Books, School Books, other so well we could not help it. He has furnished me with money and I am going to him.” I sent her from me for I could bear no more; andseating myself at my desk, I wrote to him to tell him ell. I know what I said, butmy heart was very Gold Pens, Cutlery, and Fine Engravings.— . wrote as I felt. New Books received by every Steamer. Books imported to order on short notice. gy Orders from the country solicited. G. W. WELCH julsef PINE STREET MARKET. JAS. DAVIS,..Proprietor No. 50, Pine Street, Nevada; BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and VEAL, At Cheap Ratce, FOR CASH, constantly on hand. Mareh 3, 1862—tf DAVENPORT &CO., NO. 35 COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS INJ GROCERIES oroe AND woes I went to mail my letter, but ere I reached home my brain seemed barstNo. 45 Broad St., Nevada. . ing, and I remembered nothing more, save the agony of sinking down into horrible darkness. Ere morning I was raving with brain fever, and for six long weeks I hovered on the confines of the spirit world, When reason again resumed her sway I asked of him—my husband. My heart went out to him with a passionate yearning that looked beyond bis false and falseness. Trey placed in my hands a letter, written inanswer to mine. He wrote as if his heart was broken. He said he would rush into battle, and sell his life fighting for his country; for, having lost my love, he had nothing for which tolive. I felt as I read that I had been too harsh, Perhaps, after all, Helene had forged all those cunning lies. J thought of this awhile and then, as I was alone, I took up a paper that lay PROVISIONS. within my reach to look over its con37Goods Delivered Free of Charge £§ tents. Almost the first thing that met my eye EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. was the list of killed and wounded in No. 5 Commercial Street. J: C>MASEL & CO, {SUCCESSORS TO CHAS, KENT,] WOULD RESPECTFULL inform the old friends and pat rons of this establishment, and ean aiways be found at the above staud, where they keep on hand the best quality of AMERICAN BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Corned Beet and Pork. We would solicit a continuance of the very liberal patronage heretofore bestewed upon this Market ; trusti Meats and manner of our dealings will fully merit it. Nevada,dan.5, 1862—tf LNCMESTER’S Hypophosphites. W at POPE EY'S 31 Commercial street. the public in general, that they . slowly dying that the quality of our . biter ? J. C. MABEL & CO. . school examination. the, then, receatly fought battle of Antietam. His name was among the killed, Whether he was true or false I shall y. never know, for he fills a heroe’s grave, fe died for bis country, while 1 am of despair. My hair is already bleached, and my brow furrowed with my terrible trial, aud I know that my earthly sorrows will be short, « Wuaris the meaning of @ back“asked a clergyman, at a Sunday This was @ puzzler. It went down the class until it came to a simple urchin who said: “perhaps it be @ flea,” / at the head of ber Amazons, participated and laughed at the stories which I. in many of the most fiercely-contested actions of the siege.” William of Orange sent from Leyden @ force to relieve the place. It was attacked by the Spaniards and routed, A large number of prisoners were taken, who were immediately sent to adorn the gibbets, which were already conspicuously erected for the purpose in the Spanish camp. Among the victims was an officer named Van Trier, for whom the Dutch offered a large ransom and nineteen Spanish prisoners, This offer was refused, and Van Trier was hanged upon . the gallows by one leg until he was dead. In return for this courtesey the nineteen Spaniards weré immediately gibbeted. As fast as the Spanish cannon batter. ed down the walls, theinhabitants, men, women and children, brought bags ef sand, blocks of stone, loads of earth, and statuesof saints from the Catholic Churches, and threw them by heaps into the gaps. Atilengthan assault was ordered. The population swarmed the walls to assist the feeble garrison. Rocks, live coals, boiling pitch, were hurled upon the Spaniards. Hooks smeared with pitch and set on fire were , flung flaming over their necks. The bee siegers retreated with great loss, while only three or four of the Dutch were killed. William of Orange sent another force to relieve the town. It was likewise routed. De Koning, the second in cam+ mand, was taken prisoner. The Spans iards chopped off his head, and threw it over the walls into the city with this inscription: ‘ This is the head of Captain:De Koning, who is.on his way with reinforcements for the good city of Harlem,” the citizens retorted by cutting of . eleven Spanish heads, barreling them up. and throwidg them into the Spanish © Camp with an equally pointed inscription, Such ghastly practical jests were of daily occurence. Failing, after repeated attemps to take the town by assault, the Spanjards resolved to reduce ‘it by famioe.— The sufferings of the inhabitants. were terrible. They subsisted on cats, rats and mice; boiled hides and shoe leather; nettles and grass from graves. Men women and children fell dead in the streets, July 12,1673, the place surrendered. Having promised mercy to the citizens, the Spaniards entered. The promise was kept with true Spanish faith. A frightful massacre, which was not confined to the garrison, but extended to the citizens also, We need not dweld upon the details of the butchery. Enough has already been told to givethe reader a refreshing idea of @ siege ia the olden time, ty of conscience, w haa heart could not love like mine. His bus . rights and liber

EEE .-where the public can VOLUME. IL. [Old Series THE JOU Monday, Wednesday aad Friday, BY D. B. FRINK & CO, E. B. VANDERIIOEF, . JAMES KF. CROSETT, DAVID B FRINK. OFFIUK -NO, 20 MAIN STREET. [Up stairs opposite the Express offices. ] é EPA . tee o tRves OF YER TRI-WEERKLY JOURNAL SevontyFive Cents Per Month, delivered by the Carrier. MATIZ SUBSCRIBERS —Fifty Cents per Month, or $5 a year, if paid in advance. CLUB RATES :—Clubs of Five, or over, to one Post Office address, S4 cach—payable invariably in advance. Rares or ANvenrtistnc—For one square of One hundred . ten lines, tirst insertion, $1. words on an average make a aquare. Annual, Sent annual, or Quarterly Advertise incnts inserted at very reasonable rates. Jon Preveia of all kinds neatly excented. — ~ BUSIVESS CARDS, DR. F. BILLER, Homeopathic Physician and SURGEON. T R. WILLER navs particular attention to MEDICAL AND OPERATIC SURGERY, MIDWIFERY, and the Treatment of all disenses of long standing. Consultation hy letter promptly attended te. OFFICE—Cornerof PINE AND BROAD STREETS, In Plare’s building, THOS. P. HAWLEY, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Office—Up Stuwrs,in Kidd & Knox’s Brick Building, Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada, mard-tf J. I. CALDWELL, -» ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PUBLIC And Commissioner for the Athintic States. Office—Corner of Broad & Pine Sts., UP STAIRS—OVER ITAKRINGTON’s SALOON. JAS. J. OTT, ASSAW OFFICE, No. 30, ‘Main St., Nevada. GOLD AND ORES Ot'every description Melted, Refined iad Assayed, mar 5—tf BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30, MAIN STREET, SELL EXCHANGE, Buy Gold Dust, ADVANCE ON SAME FOR COINAGE, nd Transact a General Banking Business. March 7, ik62—te NATIONAL BATHS AND. Hair Dressing Saloon. THE undersigned wouldinform the cit izes of Nevada, and vicinity, that they havecompletedatine Bathing House, attached to their well known establislunent, be avcommodated with Hats at.all hours. They also keep constantly on hand * Dr. Genning’s Reproductor. celebrated for its medical powers over the human Hhuir. [tentigely eradieates dandruff and keeps the hair from turning grey. : Perfumery—A fine assortment on hand, FISHER & LAMVE, Opposite National xchange, ' junds MILITARY GOODS: REGALIA FOR ALL ORDERS. LAGS, BANNERS, FRINGES, CORDS, Stars. Lassela, Rosettes, etc., etc., furn{shed On the tost roasonable terms. by Vv. NORCROSS, Masonic ‘Temple. No. 6 Post Street, San Francisco. LADIES DRESS TRIMMINGS, Woolen Goods, and LADIES FURNISHING STORE, /D! NORCROSS. Masonir Temple, bar Hs % No. & Montyomery Street. baNGTON'S PIONEER EXPRESS, Daily to all poiuts North of Nevada CityOF FICE--Main strect, next deor to Wolls, Farge & Co. Hw. ERY, Gloves. Embroideries, Zephyrs, ENAL . NEVA , Vol, 15.] NEVADA, CAL., WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4, °63, JOURNAL NEVADA TRI-WEBKLY & Job Printing Establishment; NO. 29 MAIN STREET—UP STAIRS. ety of Jon MATERIAL, we are prepared te do all kinds of Job Printing in the best . style und on reasonable terms ; such as PAMPHLETS, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, BILL-HEADS, . CIRCULARS, CHECKS, CERTIFICATES, BALL TICKETS, . RECEIPTS, f CARDS, HANDBILLS, BILANKS, BRIEFS, LABELS, E£TC., ETC. ir Parties wishing anythin in the line of . JOR PRINTING Or ADVERTISING will find it . to their advantage to give us a call. . . DR. A. CHAPMAN, DENTISTRY. “AUWLISTINAG SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, Will perform all necessary operations in his . profession, ina manner which cannot fail to give satisfaction to all. . Orrice—Corner of Broad & Pine sts., (up stairs)in Kidd & Knox’s Brick building. Nevada. Nevada, March 3, 1869—tf NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS! Oe No. 37 SROAD STREET & [OLD Post OFFICE ROOMS.]} A FINE ASSORTMEN OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY: AT REDUCED PRICES. By LORING & McCONAHAY. ALsvo—Gold Pens, Spectacles, ete;, ete. California Jewelry Manufactured, ie Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired, and all Work Guaranteed to give verfect satisfaction. Rivada. May 'st, 1863—tf METALIO & AGRICULTURAL WHALTH OF THE -PACIFIC STATES! —_—_—_— IMP. QUARTO FORM. 1 HOO Pr. COPIOUSLY ILUSTRATED r9) wit Copper, Stone and Weed Engravings, containing valuable informa tion and statistics touching the Mineral and Agricultural Resources of the Pacific States, from official and reliable correspondence compiled and edited by J. SILVERSMITS, lormer Bditor of the S. F. ‘Mining Journal.’ PRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION PER COPY: In Cloth.-cceeesee $10 . In Culf..-+...$20 ADVERTISEMENTS PER PAGE? In the English, French, German and Spanish edition (cach edition complete)....3100 Halt page.+e Cee eebocredecereroesecsevces 50 Subseriptions and Advertisements will be reecived by GEO. W. WELCH, At No. 45 Broad street, Nevada. PAINTER & CO. ene Printers,and Dealers n Type, Prosses Printing Materials, Ink, Paper, Cards, &e. Nos. 128, 140 & 132, Clay Street, 7 dae parsten San Francisco. J. M. PAINTER TP PAINTER ) Of™e4tted out with dispateh LE epihdiayd ON HAND A LARGE VARI. SOMETHING NEW! RESTAURANT! HE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED, at No. 64 Broad Street, one door above the Fashion Kestaurant, a ROTISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! Which will be carried on in a style heretofore unknown in Nevada. Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, MY FRIEND SYBIL’s STORY, I was scarcely eighteen when I met good family, but prouder blood than his flowed in my veins. I was naturally very proud and haughty, but I loved my friends fervently and hated my enemies as warmly. I loved my young husband [Whole No, 897.] No. 108. nena es Son AS ASIEGEIN THE OLDEN TIME. A coupte of hundred years before out and loved Arther Deland. He was of a/ revolutionary war broke out, the Dutch were engaged in a similar struggle against Spain. Towards the close of the year 1572, Don Frederick, at the head of 30,000 Spaniards and mercena. ties, laid siege to Harlem, defended by as passionately, and for a year I was} garrison of some 4000 men. The areinvited to call. The culfmary department . very happy, though my exacting love Spaniards were nearly eight to one, and was hardly satisfied. Entirely devoted . the defenses to ‘the city were feeble is serio on i waht of the shahoeter, and none but the ¢ i used here, Families Welsh to og ast deliv ed tathem,or parties désirous ofa Recherche Dinner, are invited to call. The services of One of the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Proprietor, who un. derstands something in that line himself, and

. itis his intention to make this a MODEL RESTAURANT: Charges according to orders. Cc. LECOCQ. Pct torah snr UNITED STATES ETOTwIT! No. 49 Brond Street,..Nevada. PIONEER HOTEL KEEPER! YUIS HOUSE IS CENTRALLY 0. eated for Business. near the corner of Broad and Pine Streets—opposite Kipp & KNox’s brick building, Bourd & Lodging—per Week. .87 to $9 Board & Lodging—per Day....$1,50 Itisnot worth while for the subscriber to infurm the Public, and his old Friends, that he . horror. always has—and does now— KEEP A GOOD HOUSE. As good as any FP ote: in the Mountains, to’ him, 1 wished a like return. But: iness took him away from home nearly all the time. the army of Don Frederick was fighting for a merciless despotism, the Spanish Once he came and told me that slan. inquisition, and the right to burn hers der’s tongue had associated his name . etics. Aglance at this siege will show with that of a young girl of evil repute. . the difference between the alleged Afterward I heard a great deal about . “atrocities” committed by our armies them, but I did not believe he could be . to-day, and the mild way of doing things falsetto me. About this time another call for soldiers induced him to enlist. He was commissioned as Colonel, and his regiment went away, leaving me almost broken-hearted. As time passed on I heard that he kept in the olden time. / Besides the garrison of 4000 men, Hare lem had within its walls an efficient corps—armed with sword, musket and dayger—of 300 men! “The chief,” says Motley, wasa widow of disting~ up a correspondence with Helene—that . uished family and unblemished reputa. [A few doors above the California stage office.!! was her name—that was more than . tion, about forty-seven years ofage, who, friendly. I did not believe it, however, thought nothing but the inventions of malice. But, unhappy day, Helene came and asked to see me. I granted her request. 1 will not try to teli all that passed between us, for I believe 1 was mad with Enongh that she showed me letters purporting to be written oy my husband, speaking of the misery he felt at being away from her, calling ber by COMFORTABLE ND CLEAN. . endearing names, and poems addressed So far as the TABLE is concerned. we have not heard any complaint—and dont expect to. We have made considerable [IMPROVEMENT to her in the most passionate language oflove. She told mein the most patliétic tone, that “Yani sorry We have in the past year for Comfort and Conveni« . wronged you, but we have loved each ence, and employ all the requisite help gor a Gvod Llotel. The publie will be roperly cared for if they will give us a call. RET S. W. GRUSH. NEVADA, Oct. 17, 1862.—6m GO TO WELCIPS — F YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE Rook Line, or Music, Photographie Al. 20% ’ and Fancy . bitter with its new found agony, and I bums,’ Bibles, Prayer Books, Goods. Also, Blank Books, School Books, other so well we could not help it. He has furnished me with money and I am going to him.” I sent her from me for I could bear no more; andseating myself at my desk, I wrote to him to tell him ell. I know what I said, butmy heart was very Gold Pens, Cutlery, and Fine Engravings.— . wrote as I felt. New Books received by every Steamer. Books imported to order on short notice. gy Orders from the country solicited. G. W. WELCH julsef PINE STREET MARKET. JAS. DAVIS,...Proprietor No. 50, Pine Street, Nevada; BEEF, PORK, MUTTON and VEAL, At Cheap Ratce, FOR CASH, constantly on hand. Mareh 3, 1862—tf DAVENPORT &CO., NO. 35 COMMERCIAL ST., NEVADA. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS INJ GROCERIES oroe AND woes I went to mail my letter, but ere I reached home my brain seemed barstNo. 45 Broad St., Nevada. . ing, and I remembered nothing more, save the agony of sinking down into horrible darkness. Ere morning I was raving with brain fever, and for six long weeks I hovered on the confines of the spirit world, When reason again resumed her sway I asked of him—my husband. My heart went out to him with a passionate yearning that looked beyond bis false and falseness. Trey placed in my hands a letter, written inanswer to mine. He wrote as if his heart was broken. He said he would rush into battle, and sell his life fighting for his country; for, having lost my love, he had nothing for which tolive. I felt as I read that I had been too harsh, Perhaps, after all, Helene had forged all those cunning lies. J thought of this awhile and then, as I was alone, I took up a paper that lay PROVISIONS. within my reach to look over its con37Goods Delivered Free of Charge £§ tents. Almost the first thing that met my eye EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. was the list of killed and wounded in No. 5 Commercial Street. J: C>MASEL & CO, {SUCCESSORS TO CHAS, KENT,] WOULD RESPECTFULL inform the old friends and pat rons of this establishment, and ean aiways be found at the above staud, where they keep on hand the best quality of AMERICAN BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, Corned Beet and Pork. We would solicit a continuance of the very liberal patronage heretofore bestewed upon this Market ; trusti Meats and manner of our dealings will fully merit it. Nevada,dan.5, 1862—tf LNCMESTER’S Hypophosphites. W at POPE EY'S 31 Commercial street. the public in general, that they . slowly dying that the quality of our . biter ? J. C. MABEL & CO. . school examination. the, then, receatly fought battle of Antietam. His name was among the killed, Whether he was true or false I shall y. never know, for he fills a heroe’s grave, fe died for bis country, while 1 am of despair. My hair is already bleached, and my brow furrowed with my terrible trial, aud I know that my earthly sorrows will be short, « Wuaris the meaning of @ back“asked a clergyman, at a Sunday This was @ puzzler. It went down the class until it came to a simple urchin who said: “perhaps it be @ flea,” / at the head of ber Amazons, participated and laughed at the stories which I. in many of the most fiercely-contested actions of the siege.” William of Orange sent from Leyden @ force to relieve the place. It was attacked by the Spaniards and routed, A large number of prisoners were taken, who were immediately sent to adorn the gibbets, which were already conspicuously erected for the purpose in the Spanish camp. Among the victims was an officer named Van Trier, for whom the Dutch offered a large ransom and nineteen Spanish prisoners, This offer was refused, and Van Trier was hanged upon . the gallows by one leg until he was dead. In return for this courtesey the nineteen Spaniards weré immediately gibbeted. As fast as the Spanish cannon batter. ed down the walls, theinhabitants, men, women and children, brought bags ef sand, blocks of stone, loads of earth, and statuesof saints from the Catholic Churches, and threw them by heaps into the gaps. Atilengthan assault was ordered. The population swarmed the walls to assist the feeble garrison. Rocks, live coals, boiling pitch, were hurled upon the Spaniards. Hooks smeared with pitch and set on fire were , flung flaming over their necks. The bee siegers retreated with great loss, while only three or four of the Dutch were killed. William of Orange sent another force to relieve the town. It was likewise routed. De Koning, the second in cam+ mand, was taken prisoner. The Spans iards chopped off his head, and threw it over the walls into the city with this inscription: ‘ This is the head of Captain:De Koning, who is.on his way with reinforcements for the good city of Harlem,” the citizens retorted by cutting of . eleven Spanish heads, barreling them up. and throwidg them into the Spanish © Camp with an equally pointed inscription, Such ghastly practical jests were of daily occurence. Failing, after repeated attemps to take the town by assault, the Spanjards resolved to reduce ‘it by famioe.— The sufferings of the inhabitants. were terrible. They subsisted on cats, rats and mice; boiled hides and shoe leather; nettles and grass from graves. Men women and children fell dead in the streets, July 12,1673, the place surrendered. Having promised mercy to the citizens, the Spaniards entered. The promise was kept with true Spanish faith. A frightful massacre, which was not confined to the garrison, but extended to the citizens also, We need not dweld upon the details of the butchery. Enough has already been told to givethe reader a refreshing idea of @ siege ia the olden time, ty of conscience, w haa heart could not love like mine. His bus . rights and liber