October 4, 1861 (4 pages)

; Sag see thy the valor, wisaom end vlooc of their . fc anwar of i w k: the enlier age. Dissolve this Union, « Ov SACRAMENTO and SAN FRANCISCO ¥ ' Gevernment of the Union are enly inferior . fathars eagle oninags sabbsiuatvemsar ani: “Biy, : . tration, have strongly and repeatedly declarl f an etc ; YT i Ns FRU N y 9 SIGILT EXC'ANGES old onthe principal eltied f Rea ae 7 » , . fathers ing y seek r, \ ~ have t 3 : we become a dismembered body. ce y J wpe Met ii rt a ? ts that wnich Icherish for the flag of the . jing, or seeking. You Bite have though je 1, that the seceding Siates had ro cause . Heb ie o he i ai ke the; RNETURE A ef the Union iv sums to suit. a) " a ‘his wri *3 ¢ rile F Teal . otherwice— uappily ‘ oY Urie R s ee i . ; Hebrew ercules, we are slLorn o: or DEPOSIT ES veceiv ( ECT ‘3 eeass and the coverment of Gud, Tama} This wets not to asila ao a politteal . ) atherwi-¢ but, aapal’y, neither di ". for secession or war. We deal with facts, . ' tl en hte ; hice i aweets Lice ecent Gieoe se : : oad tn Amet » che part ensures. . thourute vaine are authority on thi ; . strength, ur nicional prestige dies out . Aha ; Wisvins dehtor to then, to ihe full extent of my . Pirty—o7 Invagurvte cLe party jeasures, . bougats ite ay iy ry (98 */ and only ask that assent to which they are Ah } vf = ‘ scey and influence, and, while . or cveea of Repudlizar or Derors.t— tt it} poiat, The fete have vecome a part of. wy rare een a4 . the day our national cohesion is destroyed, 2 : mage eras naans, wdvocuey and influence, ’ : : }entitted, aud which every man who is hon. Ir t ft ‘ “ ; OW, TULFORD, A. Tl, HAGADORR ata! 1 sre. this nul f er ° he ny y ust 5 -ragated, g “ p ‘ y y yeese gre: S PUISTE ‘ = Ser ee os artror a stripe remains on our Natiopal . were, his pulp't, att thousands of others . history, and tasy naust be intesrogated, and . cat will give. When the work of secession ny ve Me pre eenvuist — Pe . CHAS. W. MULFORD & rere) , os a , . would be silers, avd leave voy men te . sl be interrogated calmly and candid . . ratore, of which geclogy giver some indi. . t , , : e “ ‘ snaugn, Ewill greet it as ous Nation's flag, . would b Siler, ava Ve peony men te apes vo juterrogated tly vd bie : . was going on, and Senators were leaving a : aaa’ rn : x a , of . J. D. COULTER & CO,, BANKERS t ; , } aeulevre party enJs, 3 t's ot aR Ivy, 'oweve, uch passion or preludice . . ; : i ¢étions, the Avmigzhty shoula sink the se. A? ” S. : ved when neither remains, the rainbow shall) #eaere party en Now ts n war to) .) : AUCH PASsIOR SF APES" j their seats because their States had gone . say Coie . ! : . mh ‘ . 1 the burning orbs whica . Wumble, or subyu tats Cae South="titsvere, . may wisieae ae, the future well read the a i ‘ceding S.urttes a thousand frthomsa deep, . Attho Old stand, Muin st, Nevada, j re the stripea and the buruing ¢ hien . beeen gle a, Be sail eae aon j out of the Cuion, such men ng Bigher, Brizht, . 4 Sad) Aaee ERE RON, Aenea eA 722 MONTGOMERY STREKT 732, ” eee Jud has set as jewels on the brow of night, . Cousinda oe Tongues w ynew plead for) record rogitly, and wil justify the govera.— Douglas, and Latham declared, thatthe Ur. . . ‘Ee ' i GOLD BUs r BROUGHT shall be the stars of anew flag, which no] Me governaent, weeld wet VOR sa Ou) ox atin aceeptiopg the issue foreed upon . . gitive Slave Law wes being oa fu‘thfuly . ra of the y = ve cou " ts di acl we a . Ps At the Highest Market Rates, ; fae é ? anne i hee al es i . nal kaa dies sh, ‘ va . i . rrentueds ¢ “ory, and ; ’ r os 7° Ue ue Sie *ROKS on Saer = . Coward's hand shall surrender, nor \raitor’s . burning eloquence ana lnveedvre opanet 't, . Betcre Govarumert fired & shot, or called . enforced 0a aur Pabbediaw. . Mes tecien . ¥ tues en & ry ‘ iW oaeld our pla iA . Pan 4 Ky on Siterautonte and San Fran. and tons ot thoucands o"awords the gue t Volunteer, oF perfocmed tue frat vet . among the rations without thea —bue df] . uli 4 An, — ' 7 lie teed . igariaan—* } te Wate S 6%, . mart vas os fortifieatior aad tited . eeu tt Seuth? ’y suttnaate ite ‘if 3 ‘te assemble in their respective pluces of . ea arian—oi, is i Natred of shy! mest, v : the . 2 HF Cini sax ; jou tas Joh A. Dix, By-Secretury Holt hee De wh ie x ci Soy a : vi qy r > ORNS. OF RV ERY prscLiprton, { j worship, on this day, and bumble them. pid ah oe nN “ eri tven hight VStat zi mre thal MAD NIT Gay vse,andethess, One vtour own felis “y ; ke " a, a . Dy ; aly . PARCH and) WHEE SELECT pric mi pot ie ego e ety Pantaleo f ; pelves before the God of their fathers, and) Uy, 8 undying leva for the American cerere cn To aieu aod three digi provicions ve 13, of whose ability nad general . To show itthat the North orn whip ay ie j . & few he are: O1N, in 1ie'v id, Hose aDilit my ery ‘ : , » the “COR ( ‘ . . . Coo stiturion ligand oo RMaicerenue . Nore Carotinw had se opt Maco . heap the our Bture one Mary Meiting done ‘n tue presence of Depositorace '\ pray for the success of our arms, the per. . ow stituaion an 1 fig if, 6 Raeinn . Norio Carotiow tv tort Macon, Mth a er) renew wo ate prod, has told the peas . p tied or Bt t od on ; STOCX OF FURNITU2 ! Grains one Clippings returned cr beona'ts fa ace petuity of our Goverameut and tho returr tion, that tha Tanten santl oe proocive? du . Menor: che torte ot Wilnmingtoa, the Wy ple of California, that, up to the . ae when tweaty-four woald Ugat as on to ey ; A 4 E. . yout pe alweva Riarantced. Charges for melt. . ‘ te ot £.: Wh ‘ le a i pee © ‘Orta vif, up ty erat Fi ’ 4 og and ossaying pold—jor lots below go , ne ave i Ya 6 j 54 iG 3 + at tm] »* Ou wy \? ‘ v¢ te! e bh oltie nellovemen? an . wre e + : oe OW Glor,. gv f of peace, Ny NER Tas ag : ¢ Ce oes emer hs othe : slahatthiiy Fae indeed, 2 of Lincoly. the Government had uot} Perera mapa : ME US Frees 16 fos ile ab ire 2 one, Woot. per eens repent ' A DP ltanerons t ‘ebowes ct ct tet. . dasti@aet pronerr Touisiana pad selyed) . yo and presperity! t 13 ta Ailewthe; 5 ry OF Luger quantithe f And how shall these objects be best se. peers SRO Se ye eae j eclaenk property, mMinana ad seized . . nitted anv prent i rong agaist ary . AGW AN0 Prosperit . : ce Bit abd » Ov. . ‘ be regulate cus: omers : {BP ane tee onto ’ . , ; tat : 2, jp ing——ard tne ecst Or Ke pring, txs2eds by alt § vesaele, the ite WIth §=§330,000; . 7 a four wearis one of vain glory. wuateitio:; ard! JAMES J. OTP if Now prenare rith ne cured ? Not, eke «dee dpea bas, by aah aacs de > eion.ca * ” a ‘ 9 at's Crees, np . : , } p rtion of the co miry Atter this, the Re. ae 3 fis P R =< 3 : ne . . AMALGAMATION Woltna [rowereds tare weds i Gamations about the desirable.icss of peace, theusaad times, cv 1 AUER Hoe tue, ce qnietecneuey with Pi2eu0 and O. s . mubttonde wemdedel apne Mais athe We . brag, ard, our off uttered words of at Every D j ie: y ges ng #9 tho ove or mines), atid is ready to , or the blessings of Union—nor even by . Mond y: eae Plosida, in addition ta other over bedno welt tos hsta v } " a State tachment to the Uaion, tad devotion t3. tre! owe ry +ser pt on. Pe ey bo proud aban, ean Site wen rere ’ Sint Am . : : " " oreh very tithe States , : ; ley Att Fo ‘ i bo al we 10em prarer alone. Weall desire peace. We ali . Now i, for aye tie . athe rath UNGde *L brennan Fer any one te} thet they had no dest: > interfere with it flag, are the meanest cant oud t'G mace . i tes ee gyn r.¢ . 7 wh eed te ne st . fere th i Se 2 JAMES J. i wish for its retucn; and every christtan, at . government Cnr waco Hold olice ander the UF, government. . . snepistrict of Colunbiatbe 6 a ae . shameful bypocrisy ' Corset the Dust Assortment of P ett -— y. OTT. Wist $ A ES d ae . 2 StrietotGoitingta foe Ousiomhouse ; p ‘N . ir , beast, admits the necessity of the divine . fulls, or how rs no Vow lArtencas had thken possession of Little! ov Navy Yards,and were,themselves willing: , Citizens of nation, froighted with ac hg OUNDRY i ! ing i 7 secure i eXpeLsi et ay may Le Wa os Reck Aveeual wv 0 Sinu oO : ge P : . ~ — ANI = { dlessing in order to secure it, _. $1 : tow Mii ‘ tend $8 daniel “ies . ty to introdace a Constitutional provision to . grenter interests, Mest with! meher oxpert. . CASE GOODS MACHINE SHOP s ‘ . 5 » . ¢ :vor *o meinicry nt, ‘ ene, i anon and ‘ther manitior oft ‘ 4 ‘ ; . ca i Prayer has its place, and so have other . the wortd ’o mew Pa OG ae ag une ‘ t v render it impossible for them, or any ong . Cnee, tore identified with the weal of he . ve ot a . ‘ A @ ros . P Nor . 3 ny van rade. tye ron ais . s'exas 1 tyved th v " pd r 3 . : i . a. Oo, SC things. It is as necessary that the farmer) Ons dave Rca: wets wy «2 ee phe pide MK 4 ‘else, ever to interfere with the domestie in+ . world, and ty whose path a Meigitter Felts py ene Marlet For sul, Wrolesal) and Ret ~ @ ar / . it is ; ray, ifive Te brave Seer sleet hy De Pwoiths (ue artas horses, cloves, canons Te ieee is ‘ c i z vee ate ID Addy ‘ j I ; 2 So H should plow as itis that he should pray, if . years. We hnve bear: tagled car sy Prev . ei : : ’ te, eNO &C.1 seitations of the South. Sor far ay slavery . belongs than to any other natin of t tT eat at ecu ee owe oo ESTABLISHED 1850, ‘ he would have a crop; and, as necessary . cence tu solve rhe . VALLEY UN SI RESEE, pin deiaicannacsnyys tioned ju the Territories is concerned, tt waga 19th century, this unhappy war, as a war . : rg ale ; aoe . ‘HE UNDER : ie] siete as , ing -}canabic er ci yon ‘ergeyer Puy, . CUE NEeacneary oF viggs, is i te hor ’ ae ? ! eo Be » " ye wRSIG! ‘oo ’ "7 \ that the physician should study the diagno. capabic er wei, ov ara eens Poe . poses dye vee tabee WAOM) paady existing in all the territory adapted . on tie part of the Government, for the righ: ssidheoa esr dutrsiaisindpeathstvene Man ifactnrc, at then rete lahat ose , sis of the disease, and apply appropriate . friends and the toes uf tered ium aye hocking . THe spline ae Be meet Arnolds} : d be} 49 the. institution — [¢-was in New Mexico, . and the power to exist: a war, in which 923 Mumzouory Stret, . a Reeptlun cf : R if it i \ if ’ ; in ‘ z nat eyeriastiagty fol lam for th . ] ‘ " P . ra remedies, as it is to confess that life and }Upoa as vi Cand lateyaa So we tai vend wiv § oe m Hrewnan, for the j Arizona, the Indiau Reservation. and the . would be more fatal to the South to succeed, suptd. Am Seu Francivec. . Mm A CH i N B R i A health are the gifts of God. We ave in the . we set hack tie sus Af teedany mpon the) ture ms antes? = ne MOR owhole aren south of the Missouri Coupro-! than to be deteated--n war in which we most . ' AYD O} ' midst of a civil war, The Union our fuih-. dial place cf time wens ae Gratury Gare . forget the teapor at West Point, and only . aiise line OF what, then. ba 1 the So it to “win-or felted may be written upon our FROWN ANT BHASE C405 ia i Y . e i H Msurg sn es ’ remetave? the tort eher ae 4 . phe ¢ <b ao re eae. ot panes = Ss eS Se Se com We rre ante makers of IITYVAN'S . \ ers formed is in danger, Not only ia there . baldi--tha insurgont cain’ lini toe : , meraber t : vit uteg tr aery t wits jeumplain’ The worda of the lamented . flag, and the United States of te Nofth, und . QUAULZ MILL, whteh hte how Bef Ayia J . differance of opinion and heated feeling in. ieaders end frrong } jtourty the ward] . pomiad vhovialwd, Lore oe the . Douglas, lu bis letter of reply te a body of] the Confederate States of the South, may ‘ BVADA das matty Lorna drat ne oh ne ed te i H : rh . . : son “dO mye av i Distrier Court. t& t andiw bs , ‘ +. . ' ow the immediate field where the battles ure . over, ean vo longer vous iP ane tu . Distei ® . dd So gosh wv aut) Now Orleans merchants, are literally true, getretdy to take thelr places among Nie . -~ ait, oak ateeltli~lar steve w m A j t “ae anire wil +i iim’ a ( roha had do apon a TS, veesel, « ae _ : : : S . . + A . being Aes pe ae land, Wejinspire wilh euthamadin art rove the . Georgie ta ‘a Pye : ce “ pipet Phe rights of the South were never more . meandat of people, and the fevblest cf ta. . IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY . pee a ay other dereri pean ‘ meet with it here, inNevads, Tt affects our. hearts of mea wee tie ter Mba tf [at one point B00 barrels of powder, 400,+ . reupacted, dr batter prot , ’ ; PSAW L PPOUR MILL WACHEN TCE F ba ‘ X ae Je ; : wee Protected, than at the . thous, We must remain one great peopl, . ’ ’ nd THUAM ENGINES, PORCT } 4 churches, our business, and, to some extent, theough secQunal warouce WEENY Gritine . OUD ronnds of mughet cartridges, and other . time she suceded,’ I hove read upon the . or become a secend Mesico, with thle dif O0y SALES SEO, F} ee. + POKCE PUMPS, ee e , el » 1 ain sai tnt ee re ayo ‘ores, dnd had tak noKaGwaldt '@ ; ith me : y ‘a +" oe TD riz Minera can be apple F} the socia' relations, It is desirable that our. tions, ov erimtaal spate wn normit nbig) Ores, abd bad taken possessed at U8, j subject, studied it, dnd the result forees malerence, our mreater entigy aud netivity . SPRING SUREWL, NEVAD A.) with Streens of wny ‘lees of hey yo own views should be harmonized, greAL goverimmutas cxMur mest ts reauis in torts wad arsenals fy addition tu this, 4! t0 say, that of all the tlaingy against gove. wlll make our wars more Lleody, and anus t Bheamn re ELI“ red Boule. 9 etihet, me pe Water mite Pay ey evo the eee steep where a We sual doser ee Day trecmations of) , ttaes ad nccaded, théy Dad . oinmont, we nica vittiselea®; wicked and us wore speedily to erouch nt the feet of Mnot.irvey a every Ged ydption fg # tide to any extent whieh may bee. : religions rervices are he ade rade . pik, aie te Wie i . paths 1% toons, organis anoarins, de.) ’ (B! Dele} ware hohe “ P 5 : ee — oo veld t ve ( " a ¥s ade) untold mitlons and ty Vd VI Geage EM a vy t “ : “ a * #: jdnjuetitinile ia thatef the soceditie States, (some military despot, (A duriiua Vaum,' . fttet ~ A ay Assay tah york rate respec filly #0 telted for any of the i © ‘ ene Opinion WhICK CXIBE CAN) Upou os We oes Hy there ’ cay. . Tee vray Vir, the Mreetaer at, . im . ; ' ’ os , ~ 4 4 oF Orher Uticlew Mi Gur line / . alee bis ! . ie i ares Mou bea, . % Te gt acaeitt ’ } . The ' Hot w eingle substantiold prieye . ie the motio under which we lave achieved og Wilding wnat Raw, ela, Mit ame! wien to turn out Yo bent tink fhe wh tis our vo, ¢ a0 discussed that some misapprehensions . en, of Cislutegrated saves wormage fore HD ie PeGNTAL Colope Were net with arin dé on the patt of the Givk ; id ala ah we want . mee ae ites Vowun wid Gat Whale. . . Cardltivg. at ledee mot leheeloe es (rrecy ' } ! hovernment dot a!) Oar greatness, and ander which HUST Godors filled promptly, and at as LOW HAT Eeatabhe timer the Pael Of any other red— ‘tl . ' eel sn Sen rou the § q ‘ 4 v * ders vioptly, amd af aa b an taabye on the Paelle C ” shall be removed—and we shall look at eters, Weakness wad anarchy oy hares Diane . Me The Abates the Whale power of (WO) siagia eueronchment apon thelp rights. =. retain It, Tele thin featare of our Governe ) fn any vata Miu’ Sacraments or San branche . i098 Fenpunable pricom nN” COMmly At at the , » t} le ue ’ Lee ’ ‘Thor tedur ate . ) " , ' 4 matters somewhat more In the same light . sing, seora aul contempt Giiwad, unsii 2 Bapnat du tovie Ve Te eit Not ® tau, from Joi Davis down ty Wigs ment that gives us our natouality whigud, . eS Na en ban Francie, Ayril Pte ape Peo ot tee ert WHOLE NUMBER, 548. punnisniep BY EK, @ WAITH & COv g. G. Waiter, tT Ws LOeK WOOD, JOS, TIONPSON — 2£2eeeFor One Year, in advance (ont by mail) For Six Months, in advance. A Fo: Three Months, (delivered by carrier) . 2,00 fs 3 Mey~ Advortisoments conspicuously inserted at reasonable rates. gar Papers sont by mail payable in advance . yg sore —nor he who strives to chert jshatl be tert that ean wave our national As wo have received a larce aldition to our) both the patent and himself by suy erfi. flag aloft, or wield a sword in its behalL—j) manifested a disposition to settle it without . Southern rights in any wise, Job OMice, we are prepated to do all kinds of . cial aeabng—o hile thc dviscued shalt that) These are my views and I will give you my . ook and Job Printing: oe THE WAR AND THE UNION, discourse dctivered by Rev. B. Brterly “SS Tas Baptist Church, Vevada, Fast Day, Thursday, Sept. 25, LSdl. Jon 32, 9-10—Great men are vot always wise neither do the aged understanc nti . ; if 1 t hich th Therefore I said, Hearken wuto me, I also wil! . jerthar Congresses ard pathations--a paver . famtts itis Ostter than aay other govern. hing; You accepted the resicuition of the . ted the South into this nnboly etrite plot. even baliance 6f those laws by which they aun NOTARY i show wine opinivn. Lar the Leto of which nti dbesseeicus edad j ment sand bas scenged for ns a farger de. . oldest aad yaoet eminent member of vour . ted the deed years ago hey have blinded . art row koptin plice. The nlay of forces Gtiss. Pp Strrats ba ‘A de eheregn isis ak i es ay cad tet? e . air stg 3 ‘ ; ile , * Nai ; Geet . » te ta couffiet. 3 ’ } . a1ee= sl Widd & Knoa’s BrickBu Elihu was a much younge* man taan Dis) a shee weee fons neat withent whieh . StS@ oF pragperny taaa Ning ever been giver Cabinet, wither than allow the garrison to [many at the South, mingled othess—titke . sould Yu tu couffict, amg the result, would . <2. Govier of Hredd und Pins streets, Nevada f associates. With a becoming: had refrained from speaking, because, <3 he tells us in the 7th vers, * Days shoula speak and mulsitude of years should tcc . —— Put when they bed spoken, and NEVADA ‘JOURNAL. M ® great advance will ha Union and peace, heroics cheeks shall tingle and bara modesty he} But to mect t's exigency wo must take } things as they ave, and ook them riyddin he . people who could not keep what some of) S. vessels and courts—and the Palmetto i face, There mest be no blinking of the! the noblest men God ever gave the world) flag caised in its place, The Constitution . resort in the judgment of coming genera. matter, no dealing io glittering generalities . won, 35,00 . to plastering with wotempered mortir--to lone Government, Tt is given to usin trast oo . healing of the hurt vf the people slightly, for them, and theit curses will come upon avd ie iy the! out grey hairs, before we go to our graves, . The wound must Se probed, } . best frie it of the patient who does this the . trost kindly and thoroaghly—and not te) to the men who reared our temple of liber. }who sayss= Dont Int us touch ita isa . . . cused the sloughing acd gangreen is sti'l }in whe flech, . As achristinn, cittzen ands aminisver of the gosner, To thank the Presiuert for tae . public ravegnition whieh ins procamation ter 4 Nidicnal fast makes of & power ovat. we sual! fail thovga we areneny Deans vim too for tae copertiaity clas aderdeste ect the rea jhe‘ove wy fltiow ortiners sca ve been made toward . ince of glorying in the name of Ameri. them, Washington was throatened with . fill, (and that is full endigh,) xn point to NEVADA "NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1941. an attack=the U.S. flag was pulled down w single act of aggression On thé part of the with shome, to own that we belong to a) from forte, arsenals, mints, post offices, U, Federal Government, that made a resort to . yrms necessary, or, that will fustify that Was scouted, the Union reviled, and the au. thority of Government set at deflance, We owe tt to our children to maintain tions, The talented Judge Bullock asserted, in a speech in Louisville, Ky, May 224, Of the unexampled forbearance of Government, we have this remarkable testimony . secession, rebellion or revolution, of a sins from the Commissioners of the Confederate . gle Southern State, The pretexts for secesStates, in their second Jettet to Buchanan, . ston were silly, flimsy, groundless and abunder date of Jan. Ist, 1861. © Seeing thiy. surd. The General Government neither question of property Wasi delicate one, you . injured, interfered with, or threatened The Fugitive if we permititto be wasted. We owe it ty to stand for its defence, so long as a min 1% collision, son in the harbor of Charleston; You re. ®9¥ law upon the Federal statute book, and . Moved a distinguished and veteran officer . with reference to Kentucky and Missouri— reasons for (hem, . We chowld stand by the Government because that “there was no adequate cause for ately disbanded, and, bidding eveh other a brotherly God speed, return to their bomes . ye. weosvenns You did not reinforce the garri. Slave Law was as faithfully executed as . and makes our flag a power in’ every port . our yessels enter, and in every parallel of latitude and longitude of the oceans over . which they sull, TP it were possible for the two republics to succeed, I would wish, . that the half milhon of soldiers now armed for carnage und death, might) be immedi. . and the peacetal pursuits of life, Bat, this evnnot he, ) Within the present bounds of the American nation, would be mutuatly destractive. The stars of the South are necessary to the American Constellation. As well) might you expect our solar system to hold tirm its position, and, its movements continue harlie ds eer hy of vur support, Tris not perfect, . because he attempted to increase lis supply . better.” Its Adiinistra. of amunmition ; You refused to send addi}tlon bac not been fiotteseset'o wdninistra}no ouman institution as. The fact is undeniable. tion, the election of Lincoln und the Tariff tional troops to the same germison, when ptom of taen eter weeesbnt, with al us lapplied for by the cileer who encoested . are mere exeases. The wen who precipiteVain ' suere® among the records of the pastor the . stationed at Port Sumt would be the he strengthened, You campetied an jtd any oihes people ried of ‘servile inasnrrection.” “raids upen South,’ “forcible emancipation, " “beanty until the passions of thousand: the ty to Pettit, .ciee northern hatred aud cowardice jractons of the present, for a progress forty muskets w . g 3 liel with curs stace the adoption of our . he ind taken to arm his men A governj and booty, Thr slave qnes. new line of orbits cluse by their present . monious, after one third ef the bodies }oues, Such ucirdhge would distacl) the and Pine street, Novada city. " 1 +} iti ee Two seperate nationalities . Artagn which compose it had seceded, and run a! asks * — = . —— ~ —— —— ae Oe ee SBR ee . “tT A a Ba Ati . : ere Faiee se Bersih Te : 5 cs e Soe tan ne os CN ee fe Penmaes a eee rmenaraen Se ee — ee ee ee VOLUME 12, No. 22. Business Cari, J. 1 CALDWELL. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Notary Padtio rind Comulssi¢iter for the Atlantic States, CMre—Flage’s Brick Bailing, corner of Broad doe st 60 —— pada er NS JOnN GandE® M'CONNELL & GARBER, ts and Counsellors at Law; Will practice in all the courts of the Tth Juatz j cial District aud in the Supreme court. Oflce in . Kidd's Bloek, up stairs. a T. B. MCFARLAND, Attorney & Counsellor at Law; Utice—Over Harrington & Patterson’s Saloon NeVAnA, : : : Cattrorsta, _Nevavia, Inty 1 1860, THOMAS P, NAWLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, t . he, chaos and vuin, fuctead of the presers erdecund harmony, We comment this view to those rho are wil . ling to Lave rhis war end ina dissolution of the . Unwoa--and cor the sake of peave, would nermit Nevada, Jaly 9, 1859, E. W. MASLIN, PISTRICTATTORNEY. ” . . : ree 1s Leese nt eastivuti 4 a tue L7th ; ment that ova Jj nase Sian tse ee ttel te ie » inflamed. and ther istake nani, Wisdom ree ee nc a hie’ guonle icad as ts slave by if] preset MOSSE AMOR Waea, va the 17th iment that would do more than this, white } aie tease Set cs ata eg UE a de i the sccest 2s to form « separate tonfede CPPICE—In the Court Mouse, had not answered Job wisely, Perceiving . iy ik ene oresent oricis We wer net) Gy of Sepember, L757, and the 12ch year!the opposing faction was almost daily . friends for foes. As a0 actual wrong hid . a ae, 2 sugk € prestns orisis 3 It is a mictaises Tove you are eherishing GEO. S. HUPP ror that great men are not “.weys wise, andorce the Chavacter, conauct os meacaces . Cf Gur independence, George Waskiagton itself, andl commiting tres) . been done the seceding states. if the lead. fur the South. A sricere, Lut umyise affection HILL & HUPP, ae . y8 ‘ i t ey GY LLa es iow, ba at aechion. " Iwavs abte to disecrr the righ Eh, UEAER z } ne is > stun ve: 7 his! wrones. an@ atteriz Fah, OF x SE ee in the secesszio "ar ad A . azed men always & fof all who cre sda istermer tho overne i ts President of the Convention, set bis! wrongs, aud atteriag fresh threats—would . ts in the secession movement bad been . TT war an one my to the seending Strtee, 1} ’ having an opinion of his own he modestly but firmly proposed to giv2 i. 4.5 Wis } . a rightand manly. Of alicoutempt: ble charye eral Lo man uas a right to close ‘is eyes aad acter3 (where trere :s rot poci var Jurarmay and x were weak—-our com . For tnonths it remained inactive. Conces; gency the reveroecur, Ldonoiad. dary, skirted by free teerrery, into which thous deptavity}T Knoe of nove greale* Lk ee “ne abouln bate deen ce worthy of the name---our ne-lsions were made. deeiaved by . mire the position token by some ef eur. auds ef their staves wonia ke eseaping—the . Attorneys and Counseilors at Law? Or the meu Whe BIS UOSP NST NPOR AE . yg. Wyoge akenustieniats At cece Phe was low, and one financial Its; thae the Nattonel Goveroment suould . Baptist people at the Sonti--bat, eecusion. whole civilized werld oppcscd to their system ar, *. © SARS NNe. hy 2 New York A it : ree eet: ae ER ae AROSE (po s : . ; ' A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New Yor and vita. issae, cr, 4, te Ses ; nly E2esitan LOY befee the vrtey 4 . alartaing--the Confederacy tever ie is: ¢ with slavery int ally there is one wa talks e an hoaest. b ae her vast vex Ae of wb to defend, ! opprCery Ktpv & Kxox’s Brick Building, Broad rhrous seo a ° é t ' * A ‘ sir fx ifadg F +t Bcecsarily . ot give utterance tu it througa acces von viailvere. In power it was i eral of the ites repealed th nl] man anda patrict. Said the Rev. J. Vtheir free itage ard direct taxation. (nececsarily Strect iti himself. : } 361 eS aie iy ; 7 m . boavys) und ne army bet tacim oa tu repel for. )” ia tt, ARN etd SRS TR ATTY m gn ee ses fa : t tapractic mothe . i . Pe “iis to z 3) ei I resret most “a sete: eipasiik Ce TSE AS MOSES Ecpas een Cc. W. SuITH, In one of the ancient Aepabsc. ‘ creation ef * Libs: rai Sand . OFee av aority to enforce its se out the objecuonab!le ; . foundly what Ilearn ts going on in the. ~o™ pune : a ; rT . f r : : se riot. or o.het dutvrea’. occur . waits Se a awed és ; mae die ! s . . would teaeh the new Beputl'c that the o/d as Justice of the Peace, i Yaw that if a riot, or overt t ae ee ’ The quce. fees, Gutvot tf chaos ard , Mattreu chanees woul cy Uur ‘titivens are surely acttaz! OPe } ' Ss Pernt sr qs : cay bound abeotisen Stoc@ traci to. ee se thse ; Sire eae eae) ote fig? ; A Convent Wiis Pies ip oie 4 eat 1”; ; va amnine . later chan the new. Pec iu Ftagg’s Brick Building, up-staires Pee tae Ry, Bee ue tion Low, 15 09*, °3 to che meds of eslctance, . rev tae Coastilutron of 1078 Ww i -OnsCHMOn Wits for! witheut reflection They are coademniag . AE Ranltasiioh RPEKS \ rae ; Se ES Sia daheaitess > nea sdentify himseif wita 2i.Lei . “ . ; f bee Ue ei . 2 } ve Foahzetion Of the wishes Gr tue Nicnane " ede used to :dentify himse:f ‘ ” . but nether wa shail cxistareit. Ibis pot . condisg fo its preamble was designed “to j the st jthe President elect before he is inaugurat. ,, Paace party” would by the grave of Lorh DR. R. M. AU ’ sac punished tcr tis weutrsl ty.— . i é . ‘ ' : , , nee : ‘one a piles te ‘ warty, be was punished ter is 72 . teas eee ee ; lyurrtn mere verfect union, estabinsh fuse 7) se niv premature. ! honed! PiYSiC} S}) cy, who suali sdimiricize ch Cerecrermert ¢ fOTM 2% ere p t union, tbimsh ys vis is ¢ miv pifemature, J or ee t sities es, _— as f AY AY : + hic Saw was based on thertirciple that ‘nr . : : cee at eae Teale syovice for the comntea defence. pro er the: ition. to in-t poe dint Meo Ligeoln eee ee iy esieanlichecnultt oii 3 N AND SURGEON, ssi dig : E ; : a how, ort sxal? w ve & Gocsinmect te . er, BEOVICE Lor fhe Common aeeRce, P ' o . and ihe tata i. Loin . shoud despise carselves ute time like this, . Office--Room No. 4, Fiazg'4 Brick, fi ai a ae t to ve . a@nirisies. lie Weo imagines cuattive na-j hoe the gene WE AWelere._ aut -Sectie gs tater < mstrtutions of vould nat be elected, bai, the majority ©: ! wecuuld notvise abovesecticnansm, above party, Ati kg vai ee oo sue therefor? no c.tize ues i Las Sora SEuEe Ghe Greece LJe3s of siberty to curseives and . South that, it wautd do 1othing hat the people had determir ed otherwise noore paszior. aud siand en a broad pEMriotisn, RESIDENCE NO.25, NEVADA STREET; fa sndifferent. Men who fought ot i borrancies 0” ~¢. Sinter Under 1 Constiiutron: . Varstitation did not imperatively reg: tlieve ailadmit that he has been clected . which knows ntiaing fess, aad will b2 satistiel On OLl Was ton road. side, Urlieving thet they were If Necag CCH te “et nd nbilosepls of is. 62! aad prospered. Our thir-. 66d, tade iS Innagarat ecordance with the provisions of the . with notuing ts than our country, ctr wrole . Dr Harvey Hunt; deemed more 5 ome? ; ; f tere Pode sars ate no eew tating] weve become thirty-four; our . tat fue t states, and r Jnited States. Whr not thea yield grace. . cou stry, trom i> granite peaks of Nevy England . PHYSICI AN ‘XD SUR ‘E 2 Rea Be An arme renarried weu. } aye ee. ; ze! = eat : : ae BT eS AY A) -tuud id'y Uy Poenme 108 PEA ler cons quer n¢ H of penalation thirty ttree. the G ington And the and chivalrously to the expressed . to the gold bear‘ng bilis ot Califorris, und ‘vom . & ON, tratity was deenitd to he acciaragaut ; Bet srcb 1 rs oas av { omiltions, on territory bas been enlarged . Sect gurate it lof the people? Why net watt and cen . ‘9° ris oi ee He = 38 the e-crelades. “ete Fae ea & Hant’s Drug Store Po . our three ¢ Liles of ee lentil ii rseches from the Ganacéas to the! made the first attack, fired the first cun.;whether Mr. Lincoin fnithfully perfucras . ee eee eee eee es b=: apo — This principle. still hoids goow. copied raves Tat heer ilecsssa. With ac ratreai . eelfed Mexizo on tha Atlantic, and from [shed the st biood, and the Mayor cfjthe cuties of a President of the United) : oes peut an Utica contracts err powers, CHARLES W. YOU NG, eats f aGaires in our Nation, } MO ica i tects sineorba galls a . ees a ig boehs al ees id \ STi cute . i fhe boandicss Continent {3 curs.) pa in ee 2 of the twa . * s Sornd to the Getf of California on) Charleston pabliciy decinred, after the bom-! States—ali the States. And if he does «oi, . IMPORTER AND pgaLen ix . csume an attitude of neutrality. Gorernment is right, it is the duty of evry efead ii te the citizen to stand oy it, and a t sty . ~ : 3 a pee Ripe 3 a ee HSPOsSriEn Ca TIC ps ] vg@ruin. yan shonid staza tne Csverh. s; o preserve tac Union, unti! the presoat re See } last breath TET 7. > a ! + oe RE tata eS ae “ f . = yar and the last breath. i : : ; : : f t ; “te 7 : a> Wat Carefully Rendireg é Just dol , he {aie beim letter, «it yew may de, and what. . meotin this war, because, upon its sveets . eeacraton saul Le ivid way in warriors g Boer der, fil ay Os ae ind Jewelry ; yrong, it is Lis duty to eppose it by any : : s 7 ‘ 5 Z ; : aes ‘der, Ail art.cles Guaranteed: : 1 : if these will react, . beccm* 9.e€ ecnuanous tloeae 9) graces, . ies ry ve, how covid . deperds our nationn! exi yne then iat our entldren, and childrens « j Sc Vaud, Sept. Q4tl, ING he stitutional mean , Same ae ees . eee. : 5 a ‘ ‘ 1 " : * watt = : saad RR . Ee Rapes Tiger > spine " } # they will ude, then jard the @arieecs cf svesy “igae. Wovld be cid the wa Now couid . that men ici) us thet ‘disu Dy gy SO ieee eee ane a DR. LEVA SON'S and remed.the wrong, i" they Wilt ade, oh = : aS = { 4 ay a> see soar Se } p Soatin The righ: of revolution, fox . mace Irvid wity ibe pret ¢ we, rat the ud nei expsse oif tol truction--that x rnptare of ihc shall ‘ 7 rad sgh rocary "eVO on, a , = my . ' . 3 ‘ gad urove nab : ' iutd 1 of American valor, ce huvghs Le! 7 stiliness 9f ca isan Laur veutd 2% 6nd prove itself recre-. not axtious: “sapiliia j Gite on EA ‘ jast cause, 16 au admitted rizht, but, t biokea Sv shorts of ever? No If Great Beitein. or any Let ole Sorth goes eat from or Aaneriewa toasnte, hn D BAT IST 4 rat to stand uncommrtte’, cannot i ‘ : j ’ ieee Ba vices Fa Wa bs nails Sere Sh ; . i rigut 7 wihisall, Prove thacer, Cevernmrre yor and given an hundred . natin one of the srvertest . once amar ae e-eetmcde fore . Ore1er—Tp strirs, Lext to Chas. Kent’s Market ' ceded to any c¢ ticen. citizenship require that ever; mei show his colors. Forty years ago, I sat vy the fireside ina Iv the The olligations of . shall Linatiee tusy met. not be tite Toe olesentine mabe man cf our cherse. aud misting, und s’aves lest.ving witas quency : Dove, nnd 3 . j jles } . be civiaed ‘nto 1\-9 tiis “err, ere ios vi you Prove that it mrv to bo atvided ieee mueln us TeX. YW, WAG 59 9:2: “ely watil . anmato the wey Constitution, we were af bs contemptable, and stbject itself to the . tene men, they would have waited for sum: veopie limited to the Atlantic sea buard.—. suspicion of treachery, or cowardice. And } overt act, and would not have plunged the not exceed 4,000,060. . vct, j yar Gere ent did more than this.— . nation into sevession and v Jur population ir, on a conti tne “acidic; while a corresponding progress . of that! tet the House ot Keprosentatives impeach rcrence, literature, . for the . hira, and ict the Senate try hi SPE we Osi. ‘ements of material j rst time, the tiag of the Unite tathers iaace oro. isies oefore se were Lorn ¢ Sect days. Peets. the meiody of whose . war ibe seceding Srares . ! ful nations ov the tuce of al miegle with tant of Shakes Y Decte.A 2, from Fierida to Cenada, from Main ic € our cevritory, wilist:l! echstitulion . peart, Milton au Uniliornia, there would have besn such a} Austria. three times as iM 4S Sid should ke far more wWitirg than [now asn, that A few yeurs Pn . they should go our of the Union. j experience, with three thousand miles of bounTis tnis troud pitciotism, and this Nas‘ily sretehed necessity, which makes us ready tv en tet . and exuscs us to say, keep or the wai, if neces ta’s conflict, is tniv. thet the litiag child enn aot be divi rod live. sou separcies it each wil’ Lave a portion of 3 ; cead ind mangle cerpss, and nothing e’se I ta ranks, if ove country needs ouservice, . If the sword of #eecs©. WILSON Hilt, Attoie;s and Counsellors at Law,’ Crricr, mn Willtsm'’s Brick Ws Welch's Book Store. \ ' ' ‘ (Will practice in the Gouris of Nevada County . . \ 1 . Building, over @ SARGENT & NILES, . Watehcs, Diamonds, Jewelry; CUPELRY. SILVER-WARE & FAN ¥ GOODE . TXeisey’s Block; Commercial st., near Pint WEGADA CrT¥, : : ¢ £ CALIFORNTA. . over Block & Co.'s store, corner of Commercial and Pre streets, NEVADA . £7 Whose fe for cach Operation is only $250: L — =: UNDERTAKING, ¥ : ek ae Fare . “idea i s . 7 7 . . a . PAS tory r 73 GN ye .¢ jsumpassiug uli tbat have preceeded it. a . pressure npon the Governme sutit ecru Fy ae a ao : othe: ts eae P 3 rye . torder town in Yorkshire, Dngland, and Our presert tormucty fs Aled wita pe:ty, eee I P ee } se p : \ rent that it could . times as large as italy, dnd sever times #3! wilt bo liviag America po mores Entertaining . f read an American history of she evolution, . J2t ing, Warring, Sim wutiaby cGestrucs. Ft*3 5 vale id . stood it for a fertnigat, }inrge as Great Gritoin, hat our popnia. +hic view, love fu the Sout) as weli aa the . tm. ©. Groves, Undertaker: i a t € ISGP) t ‘ . jive; without crea: Ce oe Bren thea, tne deeds and daring of the rv alavionary fathers commanded ry respect, : Jat rome. ‘The present ctoueice er tas par ¢ ea} and 1 looked upon them as more than ordl Their valor and wisdom surmeinvain itserf in ‘of the Govecuraent, ts t5 wiry men. sie 5 . ” a +. the lim. . tact, Ind provet passed any hing Thad met with, in the lim Sites ae nig Since hcn F1 Oe Peres: 2B rthe ee Yori uit a ited range of my reading. Lave read more, but still they semaia uneFor more than thirty-five years I . welded toreiher, te be riven assunde: a the first contticu ai jarring ipteroste, sor ° qualled. ee ae nee i nave lived under the govcrnment their wis . he last, but co remain cacin s ‘me es ofhlece, . UNtil the greniieon Bunker (21 shall cram ayn tormed, and, in the enjoymen* of blesselle t . he ys which their valur von, snd) what was . dact, od th ang LYerktowe, seepes ef Leciavtor and tre aaiaes 9. Washing the admiration and wonder of my boyhood tou ana Adams are foszgottcn. and the) baa become the object of a deep and undy scendeais beccme unfit to be ivecrien, ¢ maniuood. Now, my . e2" NS eme vnitt ve deecriel, ant nono: . abrona; wiihent dower peace or Uresperry Gi MALES Tightly . mnscperadle air Ae. . ) pate the peoud Brituia’s Lonst that *Briiania jrulcs the wees. ” . t . ) we have gatuered from the farm, the work. sip, the office ina the school, and from > 7 st every department of industry, a icitizen so'diors— which has never been t . eqaaled in numvers, intelligence and efi t} ciency by che citizen soldiery of any other nation. A governnert which has been ». is worthy of our suspor.—wor tuil or secrifice that honor and patriotisia ny of ary vy demand, 1 . And, wituin a fev: mouths . thes “avorable to all excellence and growth . Anothe: 1eason, why we should stand . may lead us to furm, posterity will do instice, and Geclare, that the present war is . not one of the Government's making Pi . . Again the government should bavecur uai. ted support, because,it has given no cause for . ; War, or secession. Whatever confidence I mey wish you to have ia my intelligence, jo. veracity, I do notask you to believe I only . this, on my unsupported assertion. ask k you to look at the facts, intelligently, Men . knowledge anthorized them to speak, and and dee:ce impartially. whose . Whose position freed them from all susWaatever judgment our excited passicn . lation ‘vil! bo six ‘iimesr thet thirteen colonies when it ‘ Confedeiacy during the second v wit! Great Britain. Larges indeed thaa is a fait siatenent of ovr territory ane the be as logica! to say, that a man of thirty jnumbers, Sut a false inference. It we . minus his head, conld achieve more thar withstauding this iors he stili of the wile waged sev. sake anc ours, we bope their attempt tu destroy cn yenrs war with one of the moct nowerful naiions of the earth, aud came off vietorious—aad fi ree times as iarge ac the wuole . whole coun ry was twenty yearsage.’ This when he was ua 'tad of fiftecn, because, notretained a Nort’), fo.ces us to oppose secession. ovr Union will be unsuecesscul. , . ta of Jan 1861: “ Whatever may be the is this country civilization demands that the political and ter 1 . ritocial control of this contineut, rom the wouth 1) 0 the Hudson to the wouth of the Missi-sippi anu from the , . Government of the United States.” closed, owing tc the lituress of the hour, For ‘beir We endoise the language of the Hon. Daniel Sickles, spolen ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO in the Nationa’ Haul of Representatives, un the . suc of ovonts, the great conmercial is.terests of the . ; ‘ neg ; P require, the desiinics of American Atantic to the Pacifie seas shall } romain where it now exists, in the inds of ths As this poine in the discourse tie speaker . Il AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSK . is now preparod to do undertaking ou th.@ Shortest notice: os RrsHOPV, No. 19& 12, Broad Street. BANKING HOUSE OF~ -GRORGE W. KIDS et GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD STREET. ‘Two doors above the National . Exchange, Nevada, ;GOLD DUST AWD BUGLION At the Highest Market rates. Liloral advwnees made on DUST for ASSAY ot COINAGE at tie US: Mint BUUGHT ing attachment in my afection for the flag and devotion to th: land dishonor, on this oeeasion in mid-week, We weet Ii ia not the Sabbath bell which bas broughs . us ery, nor dothe hallowed services of that ,j urwerthy wo iaheuut the Dlessirgs secaurcd . 1; the governmant ic, the war was forced larger portion of boue and miuscle than at . picion of partiality to the present adminis: . Ave no's : : une va montia before this, Demeratic Senatera, ‘ it ". } ready to leap from thei’ aeabborua in tic dew) Get vaative ehoracter, Mouwl’ Caroline ha ss wey ere wilowed ty go aU Ceecasron, ane . ‘ Wat aad nets Ce ’ , ik North amd South, deelured vo thelr placer ii taken poagtaslur of UeG. reveaue cutters . he by eur cide, a aenerate rep die, ue of the . : , " jrevessary Joe the pretection of slave t Pop. . ftenee, woula alse be ‘hast at rressci hace ‘ ’ iy au ether K the Senate, that no further legislation wos, The motives powes whith hee Aud fora } fired fate the “Stas paver on earth eta wes vlihor (oem se ag motes, ewhisn ft Vou for 8, aka Eee to CHECKS . FY Dust forwarded to thot, 8. Leanck . Mint for vaeay or coinage, and advances thade pon the same df required, . County Sorip bevch: at the liohoat market rate WASIDNGTON AND SACTISON STS., w= den. und Gur attention The chief . one compact, t nited, apd hasmostous tags . Weel? vehite sailing with the Tiuited States . we! \ ry x ‘ \ fiom desumuet'un, Nauru Deion or pa . SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORVUA . day row den, : ; a j soi ecg petty in the Persivories, Donging aad the], cca * ' : i: JAMES J. OTT, Executive of the United States las invited th numerous ¢ sec rant verlens of a it sta atght, dog taltau posees en OULIE* . vonesable Crittenden have both effirmed ’ NOT Gethin, us uly W'ted = ' iy . \ NEVADA ASSAY orFt cr the millions of citizens, of this great lind, Nota, is notdove fou Lineols moe for ve j thats dud 4 y belonging to the poverts . that the South had ue eauee for eecosstoo=+ feeanatiens tepals sagt tbat, ‘vidio 7 Cais Ae PR . No 30 Main “treet Nevada,

; Sag see thy the valor, wisaom end vlooc of their . fc anwar of i w k: the enlier age. Dissolve this Union, « Ov SACRAMENTO and SAN FRANCISCO ¥ ' Gevernment of the Union are enly inferior . fathars eagle oninags sabbsiuatvemsar ani: “Biy, : . tration, have strongly and repeatedly declarl f an etc ; YT i Ns FRU N y 9 SIGILT EXC'ANGES old onthe principal eltied f Rea ae 7 » , . fathers ing y seek r, \ ~ have t 3 : we become a dismembered body. ce y J wpe Met ii rt a ? ts that wnich Icherish for the flag of the . jing, or seeking. You Bite have though je 1, that the seceding Siates had ro cause . Heb ie o he i ai ke the; RNETURE A ef the Union iv sums to suit. a) " a ‘his wri *3 ¢ rile F Teal . otherwice— uappily ‘ oY Urie R s ee i . ; Hebrew ercules, we are slLorn o: or DEPOSIT ES veceiv ( ECT ‘3 eeass and the coverment of Gud, Tama} This wets not to asila ao a politteal . ) atherwi-¢ but, aapal’y, neither di ". for secession or war. We deal with facts, . ' tl en hte ; hice i aweets Lice ecent Gieoe se : : oad tn Amet » che part ensures. . thourute vaine are authority on thi ; . strength, ur nicional prestige dies out . Aha ; Wisvins dehtor to then, to ihe full extent of my . Pirty—o7 Invagurvte cLe party jeasures, . bougats ite ay iy ry (98 */ and only ask that assent to which they are Ah } vf = ‘ scey and influence, and, while . or cveea of Repudlizar or Derors.t— tt it} poiat, The fete have vecome a part of. wy rare een a4 . the day our national cohesion is destroyed, 2 : mage eras naans, wdvocuey and influence, ’ : : }entitted, aud which every man who is hon. Ir t ft ‘ “ ; OW, TULFORD, A. Tl, HAGADORR ata! 1 sre. this nul f er ° he ny y ust 5 -ragated, g “ p ‘ y y yeese gre: S PUISTE ‘ = Ser ee os artror a stripe remains on our Natiopal . were, his pulp't, att thousands of others . history, and tasy naust be intesrogated, and . cat will give. When the work of secession ny ve Me pre eenvuist — Pe . CHAS. W. MULFORD & rere) , os a , . would be silers, avd leave voy men te . sl be interrogated calmly and candid . . ratore, of which geclogy giver some indi. . t , , : e “ ‘ snaugn, Ewill greet it as ous Nation's flag, . would b Siler, ava Ve peony men te apes vo juterrogated tly vd bie : . was going on, and Senators were leaving a : aaa’ rn : x a , of . J. D. COULTER & CO,, BANKERS t ; , } aeulevre party enJs, 3 t's ot aR Ivy, 'oweve, uch passion or preludice . . ; : i ¢étions, the Avmigzhty shoula sink the se. A? ” S. : ved when neither remains, the rainbow shall) #eaere party en Now ts n war to) .) : AUCH PASsIOR SF APES" j their seats because their States had gone . say Coie . ! : . mh ‘ . 1 the burning orbs whica . Wumble, or subyu tats Cae South="titsvere, . may wisieae ae, the future well read the a i ‘ceding S.urttes a thousand frthomsa deep, . Attho Old stand, Muin st, Nevada, j re the stripea and the buruing ¢ hien . beeen gle a, Be sail eae aon j out of the Cuion, such men ng Bigher, Brizht, . 4 Sad) Aaee ERE RON, Aenea eA 722 MONTGOMERY STREKT 732, ” eee Jud has set as jewels on the brow of night, . Cousinda oe Tongues w ynew plead for) record rogitly, and wil justify the govera.— Douglas, and Latham declared, thatthe Ur. . . ‘Ee ' i GOLD BUs r BROUGHT shall be the stars of anew flag, which no] Me governaent, weeld wet VOR sa Ou) ox atin aceeptiopg the issue foreed upon . . gitive Slave Law wes being oa fu‘thfuly . ra of the y = ve cou " ts di acl we a . Ps At the Highest Market Rates, ; fae é ? anne i hee al es i . nal kaa dies sh, ‘ va . i . rrentueds ¢ “ory, and ; ’ r os 7° Ue ue Sie *ROKS on Saer = . Coward's hand shall surrender, nor \raitor’s . burning eloquence ana lnveedvre opanet 't, . Betcre Govarumert fired & shot, or called . enforced 0a aur Pabbediaw. . Mes tecien . ¥ tues en & ry ‘ iW oaeld our pla iA . Pan 4 Ky on Siterautonte and San Fran. and tons ot thoucands o"awords the gue t Volunteer, oF perfocmed tue frat vet . among the rations without thea —bue df] . uli 4 An, — ' 7 lie teed . igariaan—* } te Wate S 6%, . mart vas os fortifieatior aad tited . eeu tt Seuth? ’y suttnaate ite ‘if 3 ‘te assemble in their respective pluces of . ea arian—oi, is i Natred of shy! mest, v : the . 2 HF Cini sax ; jou tas Joh A. Dix, By-Secretury Holt hee De wh ie x ci Soy a : vi qy r > ORNS. OF RV ERY prscLiprton, { j worship, on this day, and bumble them. pid ah oe nN “ eri tven hight VStat zi mre thal MAD NIT Gay vse,andethess, One vtour own felis “y ; ke " a, a . Dy ; aly . PARCH and) WHEE SELECT pric mi pot ie ego e ety Pantaleo f ; pelves before the God of their fathers, and) Uy, 8 undying leva for the American cerere cn To aieu aod three digi provicions ve 13, of whose ability nad general . To show itthat the North orn whip ay ie j . & few he are: O1N, in 1ie'v id, Hose aDilit my ery ‘ : , » the “COR ( ‘ . . . Coo stiturion ligand oo RMaicerenue . Nore Carotinw had se opt Maco . heap the our Bture one Mary Meiting done ‘n tue presence of Depositorace '\ pray for the success of our arms, the per. . ow stituaion an 1 fig if, 6 Raeinn . Norio Carotiow tv tort Macon, Mth a er) renew wo ate prod, has told the peas . p tied or Bt t od on ; STOCX OF FURNITU2 ! Grains one Clippings returned cr beona'ts fa ace petuity of our Goverameut and tho returr tion, that tha Tanten santl oe proocive? du . Menor: che torte ot Wilnmingtoa, the Wy ple of California, that, up to the . ae when tweaty-four woald Ugat as on to ey ; A 4 E. . yout pe alweva Riarantced. Charges for melt. . ‘ te ot £.: Wh ‘ le a i pee © ‘Orta vif, up ty erat Fi ’ 4 og and ossaying pold—jor lots below go , ne ave i Ya 6 j 54 iG 3 + at tm] »* Ou wy \? ‘ v¢ te! e bh oltie nellovemen? an . wre e + : oe OW Glor,. gv f of peace, Ny NER Tas ag : ¢ Ce oes emer hs othe : slahatthiiy Fae indeed, 2 of Lincoly. the Government had uot} Perera mapa : ME US Frees 16 fos ile ab ire 2 one, Woot. per eens repent ' A DP ltanerons t ‘ebowes ct ct tet. . dasti@aet pronerr Touisiana pad selyed) . yo and presperity! t 13 ta Ailewthe; 5 ry OF Luger quantithe f And how shall these objects be best se. peers SRO Se ye eae j eclaenk property, mMinana ad seized . . nitted anv prent i rong agaist ary . AGW AN0 Prosperit . : ce Bit abd » Ov. . ‘ be regulate cus: omers : {BP ane tee onto ’ . , ; tat : 2, jp ing——ard tne ecst Or Ke pring, txs2eds by alt § vesaele, the ite WIth §=§330,000; . 7 a four wearis one of vain glory. wuateitio:; ard! JAMES J. OTP if Now prenare rith ne cured ? Not, eke «dee dpea bas, by aah aacs de > eion.ca * ” a ‘ 9 at's Crees, np . : , } p rtion of the co miry Atter this, the Re. ae 3 fis P R =< 3 : ne . . AMALGAMATION Woltna [rowereds tare weds i Gamations about the desirable.icss of peace, theusaad times, cv 1 AUER Hoe tue, ce qnietecneuey with Pi2eu0 and O. s . mubttonde wemdedel apne Mais athe We . brag, ard, our off uttered words of at Every D j ie: y ges ng #9 tho ove or mines), atid is ready to , or the blessings of Union—nor even by . Mond y: eae Plosida, in addition ta other over bedno welt tos hsta v } " a State tachment to the Uaion, tad devotion t3. tre! owe ry +ser pt on. Pe ey bo proud aban, ean Site wen rere ’ Sint Am . : : " " oreh very tithe States , : ; ley Att Fo ‘ i bo al we 10em prarer alone. Weall desire peace. We ali . Now i, for aye tie . athe rath UNGde *L brennan Fer any one te} thet they had no dest: > interfere with it flag, are the meanest cant oud t'G mace . i tes ee gyn r.¢ . 7 wh eed te ne st . fere th i Se 2 JAMES J. i wish for its retucn; and every christtan, at . government Cnr waco Hold olice ander the UF, government. . . snepistrict of Colunbiatbe 6 a ae . shameful bypocrisy ' Corset the Dust Assortment of P ett -— y. OTT. Wist $ A ES d ae . 2 StrietotGoitingta foe Ousiomhouse ; p ‘N . ir , beast, admits the necessity of the divine . fulls, or how rs no Vow lArtencas had thken possession of Little! ov Navy Yards,and were,themselves willing: , Citizens of nation, froighted with ac hg OUNDRY i ! ing i 7 secure i eXpeLsi et ay may Le Wa os Reck Aveeual wv 0 Sinu oO : ge P : . ~ — ANI = { dlessing in order to secure it, _. $1 : tow Mii ‘ tend $8 daniel “ies . ty to introdace a Constitutional provision to . grenter interests, Mest with! meher oxpert. . CASE GOODS MACHINE SHOP s ‘ . 5 » . ¢ :vor *o meinicry nt, ‘ ene, i anon and ‘ther manitior oft ‘ 4 ‘ ; . ca i Prayer has its place, and so have other . the wortd ’o mew Pa OG ae ag une ‘ t v render it impossible for them, or any ong . Cnee, tore identified with the weal of he . ve ot a . ‘ A @ ros . P Nor . 3 ny van rade. tye ron ais . s'exas 1 tyved th v " pd r 3 . : i . a. Oo, SC things. It is as necessary that the farmer) Ons dave Rca: wets wy «2 ee phe pide MK 4 ‘else, ever to interfere with the domestie in+ . world, and ty whose path a Meigitter Felts py ene Marlet For sul, Wrolesal) and Ret ~ @ ar / . it is ; ray, ifive Te brave Seer sleet hy De Pwoiths (ue artas horses, cloves, canons Te ieee is ‘ c i z vee ate ID Addy ‘ j I ; 2 So H should plow as itis that he should pray, if . years. We hnve bear: tagled car sy Prev . ei : : ’ te, eNO &C.1 seitations of the South. Sor far ay slavery . belongs than to any other natin of t tT eat at ecu ee owe oo ESTABLISHED 1850, ‘ he would have a crop; and, as necessary . cence tu solve rhe . VALLEY UN SI RESEE, pin deiaicannacsnyys tioned ju the Territories is concerned, tt waga 19th century, this unhappy war, as a war . : rg ale ; aoe . ‘HE UNDER : ie] siete as , ing -}canabic er ci yon ‘ergeyer Puy, . CUE NEeacneary oF viggs, is i te hor ’ ae ? ! eo Be » " ye wRSIG! ‘oo ’ "7 \ that the physician should study the diagno. capabic er wei, ov ara eens Poe . poses dye vee tabee WAOM) paady existing in all the territory adapted . on tie part of the Government, for the righ: ssidheoa esr dutrsiaisindpeathstvene Man ifactnrc, at then rete lahat ose , sis of the disease, and apply appropriate . friends and the toes uf tered ium aye hocking . THe spline ae Be meet Arnolds} : d be} 49 the. institution — [¢-was in New Mexico, . and the power to exist: a war, in which 923 Mumzouory Stret, . a Reeptlun cf : R if it i \ if ’ ; in ‘ z nat eyeriastiagty fol lam for th . ] ‘ " P . ra remedies, as it is to confess that life and }Upoa as vi Cand lateyaa So we tai vend wiv § oe m Hrewnan, for the j Arizona, the Indiau Reservation. and the . would be more fatal to the South to succeed, suptd. Am Seu Francivec. . Mm A CH i N B R i A health are the gifts of God. We ave in the . we set hack tie sus Af teedany mpon the) ture ms antes? = ne MOR owhole aren south of the Missouri Coupro-! than to be deteated--n war in which we most . ' AYD O} ' midst of a civil war, The Union our fuih-. dial place cf time wens ae Gratury Gare . forget the teapor at West Point, and only . aiise line OF what, then. ba 1 the So it to “win-or felted may be written upon our FROWN ANT BHASE C405 ia i Y . e i H Msurg sn es ’ remetave? the tort eher ae 4 . phe ¢ <b ao re eae. ot panes = Ss eS Se Se com We rre ante makers of IITYVAN'S . \ ers formed is in danger, Not only ia there . baldi--tha insurgont cain’ lini toe : , meraber t : vit uteg tr aery t wits jeumplain’ The worda of the lamented . flag, and the United States of te Nofth, und . QUAULZ MILL, whteh hte how Bef Ayia J . differance of opinion and heated feeling in. ieaders end frrong } jtourty the ward] . pomiad vhovialwd, Lore oe the . Douglas, lu bis letter of reply te a body of] the Confederate States of the South, may ‘ BVADA das matty Lorna drat ne oh ne ed te i H : rh . . : son “dO mye av i Distrier Court. t& t andiw bs , ‘ +. . ' ow the immediate field where the battles ure . over, ean vo longer vous iP ane tu . Distei ® . dd So gosh wv aut) Now Orleans merchants, are literally true, getretdy to take thelr places among Nie . -~ ait, oak ateeltli~lar steve w m A j t “ae anire wil +i iim’ a ( roha had do apon a TS, veesel, « ae _ : : : S . . + A . being Aes pe ae land, Wejinspire wilh euthamadin art rove the . Georgie ta ‘a Pye : ce “ pipet Phe rights of the South were never more . meandat of people, and the fevblest cf ta. . IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY . pee a ay other dereri pean ‘ meet with it here, inNevads, Tt affects our. hearts of mea wee tie ter Mba tf [at one point B00 barrels of powder, 400,+ . reupacted, dr batter prot , ’ ; PSAW L PPOUR MILL WACHEN TCE F ba ‘ X ae Je ; : wee Protected, than at the . thous, We must remain one great peopl, . ’ ’ nd THUAM ENGINES, PORCT } 4 churches, our business, and, to some extent, theough secQunal warouce WEENY Gritine . OUD ronnds of mughet cartridges, and other . time she suceded,’ I hove read upon the . or become a secend Mesico, with thle dif O0y SALES SEO, F} ee. + POKCE PUMPS, ee e , el » 1 ain sai tnt ee re ayo ‘ores, dnd had tak noKaGwaldt '@ ; ith me : y ‘a +" oe TD riz Minera can be apple F} the socia' relations, It is desirable that our. tions, ov erimtaal spate wn normit nbig) Ores, abd bad taken possessed at U8, j subject, studied it, dnd the result forees malerence, our mreater entigy aud netivity . SPRING SUREWL, NEVAD A.) with Streens of wny ‘lees of hey yo own views should be harmonized, greAL goverimmutas cxMur mest ts reauis in torts wad arsenals fy addition tu this, 4! t0 say, that of all the tlaingy against gove. wlll make our wars more Lleody, and anus t Bheamn re ELI“ red Boule. 9 etihet, me pe Water mite Pay ey evo the eee steep where a We sual doser ee Day trecmations of) , ttaes ad nccaded, théy Dad . oinmont, we nica vittiselea®; wicked and us wore speedily to erouch nt the feet of Mnot.irvey a every Ged ydption fg # tide to any extent whieh may bee. : religions rervices are he ade rade . pik, aie te Wie i . paths 1% toons, organis anoarins, de.) ’ (B! Dele} ware hohe “ P 5 : ee — oo veld t ve ( " a ¥s ade) untold mitlons and ty Vd VI Geage EM a vy t “ : “ a * #: jdnjuetitinile ia thatef the soceditie States, (some military despot, (A duriiua Vaum,' . fttet ~ A ay Assay tah york rate respec filly #0 telted for any of the i © ‘ ene Opinion WhICK CXIBE CAN) Upou os We oes Hy there ’ cay. . Tee vray Vir, the Mreetaer at, . im . ; ' ’ os , ~ 4 4 oF Orher Uticlew Mi Gur line / . alee bis ! . ie i ares Mou bea, . % Te gt acaeitt ’ } . The ' Hot w eingle substantiold prieye . ie the motio under which we lave achieved og Wilding wnat Raw, ela, Mit ame! wien to turn out Yo bent tink fhe wh tis our vo, ¢ a0 discussed that some misapprehensions . en, of Cislutegrated saves wormage fore HD ie PeGNTAL Colope Were net with arin dé on the patt of the Givk ; id ala ah we want . mee ae ites Vowun wid Gat Whale. . . Cardltivg. at ledee mot leheeloe es (rrecy ' } ! hovernment dot a!) Oar greatness, and ander which HUST Godors filled promptly, and at as LOW HAT Eeatabhe timer the Pael Of any other red— ‘tl . ' eel sn Sen rou the § q ‘ 4 v * ders vioptly, amd af aa b an taabye on the Paelle C ” shall be removed—and we shall look at eters, Weakness wad anarchy oy hares Diane . Me The Abates the Whale power of (WO) siagia eueronchment apon thelp rights. =. retain It, Tele thin featare of our Governe ) fn any vata Miu’ Sacraments or San branche . i098 Fenpunable pricom nN” COMmly At at the , » t} le ue ’ Lee ’ ‘Thor tedur ate . ) " , ' 4 matters somewhat more In the same light . sing, seora aul contempt Giiwad, unsii 2 Bapnat du tovie Ve Te eit Not ® tau, from Joi Davis down ty Wigs ment that gives us our natouality whigud, . eS Na en ban Francie, Ayril Pte ape Peo ot tee ert WHOLE NUMBER, 548. punnisniep BY EK, @ WAITH & COv g. G. Waiter, tT Ws LOeK WOOD, JOS, TIONPSON — 2£2eeeFor One Year, in advance (ont by mail) For Six Months, in advance. A Fo: Three Months, (delivered by carrier) . 2,00 fs 3 Mey~ Advortisoments conspicuously inserted at reasonable rates. gar Papers sont by mail payable in advance . yg sore —nor he who strives to chert jshatl be tert that ean wave our national As wo have received a larce aldition to our) both the patent and himself by suy erfi. flag aloft, or wield a sword in its behalL—j) manifested a disposition to settle it without . Southern rights in any wise, Job OMice, we are prepated to do all kinds of . cial aeabng—o hile thc dviscued shalt that) These are my views and I will give you my . ook and Job Printing: oe THE WAR AND THE UNION, discourse dctivered by Rev. B. Brterly “SS Tas Baptist Church, Vevada, Fast Day, Thursday, Sept. 25, LSdl. Jon 32, 9-10—Great men are vot always wise neither do the aged understanc nti . ; if 1 t hich th Therefore I said, Hearken wuto me, I also wil! . jerthar Congresses ard pathations--a paver . famtts itis Ostter than aay other govern. hing; You accepted the resicuition of the . ted the South into this nnboly etrite plot. even baliance 6f those laws by which they aun NOTARY i show wine opinivn. Lar the Leto of which nti dbesseeicus edad j ment sand bas scenged for ns a farger de. . oldest aad yaoet eminent member of vour . ted the deed years ago hey have blinded . art row koptin plice. The nlay of forces Gtiss. Pp Strrats ba ‘A de eheregn isis ak i es ay cad tet? e . air stg 3 ‘ ; ile , * Nai ; Geet . » te ta couffiet. 3 ’ } . a1ee= sl Widd & Knoa’s BrickBu Elihu was a much younge* man taan Dis) a shee weee fons neat withent whieh . StS@ oF pragperny taaa Ning ever been giver Cabinet, wither than allow the garrison to [many at the South, mingled othess—titke . sould Yu tu couffict, amg the result, would . <2. Govier of Hredd und Pins streets, Nevada f associates. With a becoming: had refrained from speaking, because, <3 he tells us in the 7th vers, * Days shoula speak and mulsitude of years should tcc . —— Put when they bed spoken, and NEVADA ‘JOURNAL. M ® great advance will ha Union and peace, heroics cheeks shall tingle and bara modesty he} But to mect t's exigency wo must take } things as they ave, and ook them riyddin he . people who could not keep what some of) S. vessels and courts—and the Palmetto i face, There mest be no blinking of the! the noblest men God ever gave the world) flag caised in its place, The Constitution . resort in the judgment of coming genera. matter, no dealing io glittering generalities . won, 35,00 . to plastering with wotempered mortir--to lone Government, Tt is given to usin trast oo . healing of the hurt vf the people slightly, for them, and theit curses will come upon avd ie iy the! out grey hairs, before we go to our graves, . The wound must Se probed, } . best frie it of the patient who does this the . trost kindly and thoroaghly—and not te) to the men who reared our temple of liber. }who sayss= Dont Int us touch ita isa . . . cused the sloughing acd gangreen is sti'l }in whe flech, . As achristinn, cittzen ands aminisver of the gosner, To thank the Presiuert for tae . public ravegnition whieh ins procamation ter 4 Nidicnal fast makes of & power ovat. we sual! fail thovga we areneny Deans vim too for tae copertiaity clas aderdeste ect the rea jhe‘ove wy fltiow ortiners sca ve been made toward . ince of glorying in the name of Ameri. them, Washington was throatened with . fill, (and that is full endigh,) xn point to NEVADA "NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 4, 1941. an attack=the U.S. flag was pulled down w single act of aggression On thé part of the with shome, to own that we belong to a) from forte, arsenals, mints, post offices, U, Federal Government, that made a resort to . yrms necessary, or, that will fustify that Was scouted, the Union reviled, and the au. thority of Government set at deflance, We owe tt to our children to maintain tions, The talented Judge Bullock asserted, in a speech in Louisville, Ky, May 224, Of the unexampled forbearance of Government, we have this remarkable testimony . secession, rebellion or revolution, of a sins from the Commissioners of the Confederate . gle Southern State, The pretexts for secesStates, in their second Jettet to Buchanan, . ston were silly, flimsy, groundless and abunder date of Jan. Ist, 1861. © Seeing thiy. surd. The General Government neither question of property Wasi delicate one, you . injured, interfered with, or threatened The Fugitive if we permititto be wasted. We owe it ty to stand for its defence, so long as a min 1% collision, son in the harbor of Charleston; You re. ®9¥ law upon the Federal statute book, and . Moved a distinguished and veteran officer . with reference to Kentucky and Missouri— reasons for (hem, . We chowld stand by the Government because that “there was no adequate cause for ately disbanded, and, bidding eveh other a brotherly God speed, return to their bomes . ye. weosvenns You did not reinforce the garri. Slave Law was as faithfully executed as . and makes our flag a power in’ every port . our yessels enter, and in every parallel of latitude and longitude of the oceans over . which they sull, TP it were possible for the two republics to succeed, I would wish, . that the half milhon of soldiers now armed for carnage und death, might) be immedi. . and the peacetal pursuits of life, Bat, this evnnot he, ) Within the present bounds of the American nation, would be mutuatly destractive. The stars of the South are necessary to the American Constellation. As well) might you expect our solar system to hold tirm its position, and, its movements continue harlie ds eer hy of vur support, Tris not perfect, . because he attempted to increase lis supply . better.” Its Adiinistra. of amunmition ; You refused to send addi}tlon bac not been fiotteseset'o wdninistra}no ouman institution as. The fact is undeniable. tion, the election of Lincoln und the Tariff tional troops to the same germison, when ptom of taen eter weeesbnt, with al us lapplied for by the cileer who encoested . are mere exeases. The wen who precipiteVain ' suere® among the records of the pastor the . stationed at Port Sumt would be the he strengthened, You campetied an jtd any oihes people ried of ‘servile inasnrrection.” “raids upen South,’ “forcible emancipation, " “beanty until the passions of thousand: the ty to Pettit, .ciee northern hatred aud cowardice jractons of the present, for a progress forty muskets w . g 3 liel with curs stace the adoption of our . he ind taken to arm his men A governj and booty, Thr slave qnes. new line of orbits cluse by their present . monious, after one third ef the bodies }oues, Such ucirdhge would distacl) the and Pine street, Novada city. " 1 +} iti ee Two seperate nationalities . Artagn which compose it had seceded, and run a! asks * — = . —— ~ —— —— ae Oe ee SBR ee . “tT A a Ba Ati . : ere Faiee se Bersih Te : 5 cs e Soe tan ne os CN ee fe Penmaes a eee rmenaraen Se ee — ee ee ee VOLUME 12, No. 22. Business Cari, J. 1 CALDWELL. ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW. Notary Padtio rind Comulssi¢iter for the Atlantic States, CMre—Flage’s Brick Bailing, corner of Broad doe st 60 —— pada er NS JOnN GandE® M'CONNELL & GARBER, ts and Counsellors at Law; Will practice in all the courts of the Tth Juatz j cial District aud in the Supreme court. Oflce in . Kidd's Bloek, up stairs. a T. B. MCFARLAND, Attorney & Counsellor at Law; Utice—Over Harrington & Patterson’s Saloon NeVAnA, : : : Cattrorsta, _Nevavia, Inty 1 1860, THOMAS P, NAWLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law, t . he, chaos and vuin, fuctead of the presers erdecund harmony, We comment this view to those rho are wil . ling to Lave rhis war end ina dissolution of the . Unwoa--and cor the sake of peave, would nermit Nevada, Jaly 9, 1859, E. W. MASLIN, PISTRICTATTORNEY. ” . . : ree 1s Leese nt eastivuti 4 a tue L7th ; ment that ova Jj nase Sian tse ee ttel te ie » inflamed. and ther istake nani, Wisdom ree ee nc a hie’ guonle icad as ts slave by if] preset MOSSE AMOR Waea, va the 17th iment that would do more than this, white } aie tease Set cs ata eg UE a de i the sccest 2s to form « separate tonfede CPPICE—In the Court Mouse, had not answered Job wisely, Perceiving . iy ik ene oresent oricis We wer net) Gy of Sepember, L757, and the 12ch year!the opposing faction was almost daily . friends for foes. As a0 actual wrong hid . a ae, 2 sugk € prestns orisis 3 It is a mictaises Tove you are eherishing GEO. S. HUPP ror that great men are not “.weys wise, andorce the Chavacter, conauct os meacaces . Cf Gur independence, George Waskiagton itself, andl commiting tres) . been done the seceding states. if the lead. fur the South. A sricere, Lut umyise affection HILL & HUPP, ae . y8 ‘ i t ey GY LLa es iow, ba at aechion. " Iwavs abte to disecrr the righ Eh, UEAER z } ne is > stun ve: 7 his! wrones. an@ atteriz Fah, OF x SE ee in the secesszio "ar ad A . azed men always & fof all who cre sda istermer tho overne i ts President of the Convention, set bis! wrongs, aud atteriag fresh threats—would . ts in the secession movement bad been . TT war an one my to the seending Strtee, 1} ’ having an opinion of his own he modestly but firmly proposed to giv2 i. 4.5 Wis } . a rightand manly. Of alicoutempt: ble charye eral Lo man uas a right to close ‘is eyes aad acter3 (where trere :s rot poci var Jurarmay and x were weak—-our com . For tnonths it remained inactive. Conces; gency the reveroecur, Ldonoiad. dary, skirted by free teerrery, into which thous deptavity}T Knoe of nove greale* Lk ee “ne abouln bate deen ce worthy of the name---our ne-lsions were made. deeiaved by . mire the position token by some ef eur. auds ef their staves wonia ke eseaping—the . Attorneys and Counseilors at Law? Or the meu Whe BIS UOSP NST NPOR AE . yg. Wyoge akenustieniats At cece Phe was low, and one financial Its; thae the Nattonel Goveroment suould . Baptist people at the Sonti--bat, eecusion. whole civilized werld oppcscd to their system ar, *. © SARS NNe. hy 2 New York A it : ree eet: ae ER ae AROSE (po s : . ; ' A. A. SARGENT, Com. for New Yor and vita. issae, cr, 4, te Ses ; nly E2esitan LOY befee the vrtey 4 . alartaing--the Confederacy tever ie is: ¢ with slavery int ally there is one wa talks e an hoaest. b ae her vast vex Ae of wb to defend, ! opprCery Ktpv & Kxox’s Brick Building, Broad rhrous seo a ° é t ' * A ‘ sir fx ifadg F +t Bcecsarily . ot give utterance tu it througa acces von viailvere. In power it was i eral of the ites repealed th nl] man anda patrict. Said the Rev. J. Vtheir free itage ard direct taxation. (nececsarily Strect iti himself. : } 361 eS aie iy ; 7 m . boavys) und ne army bet tacim oa tu repel for. )” ia tt, ARN etd SRS TR ATTY m gn ee ses fa : t tapractic mothe . i . Pe “iis to z 3) ei I resret most “a sete: eipasiik Ce TSE AS MOSES Ecpas een Cc. W. SuITH, In one of the ancient Aepabsc. ‘ creation ef * Libs: rai Sand . OFee av aority to enforce its se out the objecuonab!le ; . foundly what Ilearn ts going on in the. ~o™ pune : a ; rT . f r : : se riot. or o.het dutvrea’. occur . waits Se a awed és ; mae die ! s . . would teaeh the new Beputl'c that the o/d as Justice of the Peace, i Yaw that if a riot, or overt t ae ee ’ The quce. fees, Gutvot tf chaos ard , Mattreu chanees woul cy Uur ‘titivens are surely acttaz! OPe } ' Ss Pernt sr qs : cay bound abeotisen Stoc@ traci to. ee se thse ; Sire eae eae) ote fig? ; A Convent Wiis Pies ip oie 4 eat 1”; ; va amnine . later chan the new. Pec iu Ftagg’s Brick Building, up-staires Pee tae Ry, Bee ue tion Low, 15 09*, °3 to che meds of eslctance, . rev tae Coastilutron of 1078 Ww i -OnsCHMOn Wits for! witheut reflection They are coademniag . AE Ranltasiioh RPEKS \ rae ; Se ES Sia daheaitess > nea sdentify himseif wita 2i.Lei . “ . ; f bee Ue ei . 2 } ve Foahzetion Of the wishes Gr tue Nicnane " ede used to :dentify himse:f ‘ ” . but nether wa shail cxistareit. Ibis pot . condisg fo its preamble was designed “to j the st jthe President elect before he is inaugurat. ,, Paace party” would by the grave of Lorh DR. R. M. AU ’ sac punished tcr tis weutrsl ty.— . i é . ‘ ' : , , nee : ‘one a piles te ‘ warty, be was punished ter is 72 . teas eee ee ; lyurrtn mere verfect union, estabinsh fuse 7) se niv premature. ! honed! PiYSiC} S})

cy, who suali sdimiricize ch Cerecrermert ¢ fOTM 2% ere p t union, tbimsh ys vis is ¢ miv pifemature, J or ee t sities es, _— as f AY AY : + hic Saw was based on thertirciple that ‘nr . : : cee at eae Teale syovice for the comntea defence. pro er the: ition. to in-t poe dint Meo Ligeoln eee ee iy esieanlichecnultt oii 3 N AND SURGEON, ssi dig : E ; : a how, ort sxal? w ve & Gocsinmect te . er, BEOVICE Lor fhe Common aeeRce, P ' o . and ihe tata i. Loin . shoud despise carselves ute time like this, . Office--Room No. 4, Fiazg'4 Brick, fi ai a ae t to ve . a@nirisies. lie Weo imagines cuattive na-j hoe the gene WE AWelere._ aut -Sectie gs tater < mstrtutions of vould nat be elected, bai, the majority ©: ! wecuuld notvise abovesecticnansm, above party, Ati kg vai ee oo sue therefor? no c.tize ues i Las Sora SEuEe Ghe Greece LJe3s of siberty to curseives and . South that, it wautd do 1othing hat the people had determir ed otherwise noore paszior. aud siand en a broad pEMriotisn, RESIDENCE NO.25, NEVADA STREET; fa sndifferent. Men who fought ot i borrancies 0” ~¢. Sinter Under 1 Constiiutron: . Varstitation did not imperatively reg: tlieve ailadmit that he has been clected . which knows ntiaing fess, aad will b2 satistiel On OLl Was ton road. side, Urlieving thet they were If Necag CCH te “et nd nbilosepls of is. 62! aad prospered. Our thir-. 66d, tade iS Innagarat ecordance with the provisions of the . with notuing ts than our country, ctr wrole . Dr Harvey Hunt; deemed more 5 ome? ; ; f tere Pode sars ate no eew tating] weve become thirty-four; our . tat fue t states, and r Jnited States. Whr not thea yield grace. . cou stry, trom i> granite peaks of Nevy England . PHYSICI AN ‘XD SUR ‘E 2 Rea Be An arme renarried weu. } aye ee. ; ze! = eat : : ae BT eS AY A) -tuud id'y Uy Poenme 108 PEA ler cons quer n¢ H of penalation thirty ttree. the G ington And the and chivalrously to the expressed . to the gold bear‘ng bilis ot Califorris, und ‘vom . & ON, tratity was deenitd to he acciaragaut ; Bet srcb 1 rs oas av { omiltions, on territory bas been enlarged . Sect gurate it lof the people? Why net watt and cen . ‘9° ris oi ee He = 38 the e-crelades. “ete Fae ea & Hant’s Drug Store Po . our three ¢ Liles of ee lentil ii rseches from the Ganacéas to the! made the first attack, fired the first cun.;whether Mr. Lincoin fnithfully perfucras . ee eee eee eee es b=: apo — This principle. still hoids goow. copied raves Tat heer ilecsssa. With ac ratreai . eelfed Mexizo on tha Atlantic, and from [shed the st biood, and the Mayor cfjthe cuties of a President of the United) : oes peut an Utica contracts err powers, CHARLES W. YOU NG, eats f aGaires in our Nation, } MO ica i tects sineorba galls a . ees a ig boehs al ees id \ STi cute . i fhe boandicss Continent {3 curs.) pa in ee 2 of the twa . * s Sornd to the Getf of California on) Charleston pabliciy decinred, after the bom-! States—ali the States. And if he does «oi, . IMPORTER AND pgaLen ix . csume an attitude of neutrality. Gorernment is right, it is the duty of evry efead ii te the citizen to stand oy it, and a t sty . ~ : 3 a pee Ripe 3 a ee HSPOsSriEn Ca TIC ps ] vg@ruin. yan shonid staza tne Csverh. s; o preserve tac Union, unti! the presoat re See } last breath TET 7. > a ! + oe RE tata eS ae “ f . = yar and the last breath. i : : ; : : f t ; “te 7 : a> Wat Carefully Rendireg é Just dol , he {aie beim letter, «it yew may de, and what. . meotin this war, because, upon its sveets . eeacraton saul Le ivid way in warriors g Boer der, fil ay Os ae ind Jewelry ; yrong, it is Lis duty to eppose it by any : : s 7 ‘ 5 Z ; : aes ‘der, Ail art.cles Guaranteed: : 1 : if these will react, . beccm* 9.e€ ecnuanous tloeae 9) graces, . ies ry ve, how covid . deperds our nationn! exi yne then iat our entldren, and childrens « j Sc Vaud, Sept. Q4tl, ING he stitutional mean , Same ae ees . eee. : 5 a ‘ ‘ 1 " : * watt = : saad RR . Ee Rapes Tiger > spine " } # they will ude, then jard the @arieecs cf svesy “igae. Wovld be cid the wa Now couid . that men ici) us thet ‘disu Dy gy SO ieee eee ane a DR. LEVA SON'S and remed.the wrong, i" they Wilt ade, oh = : aS = { 4 ay a> see soar Se } p Soatin The righ: of revolution, fox . mace Irvid wity ibe pret ¢ we, rat the ud nei expsse oif tol truction--that x rnptare of ihc shall ‘ 7 rad sgh rocary "eVO on, a , = my . ' . 3 ‘ gad urove nab : ' iutd 1 of American valor, ce huvghs Le! 7 stiliness 9f ca isan Laur veutd 2% 6nd prove itself recre-. not axtious: “sapiliia j Gite on EA ‘ jast cause, 16 au admitted rizht, but, t biokea Sv shorts of ever? No If Great Beitein. or any Let ole Sorth goes eat from or Aaneriewa toasnte, hn D BAT IST 4 rat to stand uncommrtte’, cannot i ‘ : j ’ ieee Ba vices Fa Wa bs nails Sere Sh ; . i rigut 7 wihisall, Prove thacer, Cevernmrre yor and given an hundred . natin one of the srvertest . once amar ae e-eetmcde fore . Ore1er—Tp strirs, Lext to Chas. Kent’s Market ' ceded to any c¢ ticen. citizenship require that ever; mei show his colors. Forty years ago, I sat vy the fireside ina Iv the The olligations of . shall Linatiee tusy met. not be tite Toe olesentine mabe man cf our cherse. aud misting, und s’aves lest.ving witas quency : Dove, nnd 3 . j jles } . be civiaed ‘nto 1\-9 tiis “err, ere ios vi you Prove that it mrv to bo atvided ieee mueln us TeX. YW, WAG 59 9:2: “ely watil . anmato the wey Constitution, we were af bs contemptable, and stbject itself to the . tene men, they would have waited for sum: veopie limited to the Atlantic sea buard.—. suspicion of treachery, or cowardice. And } overt act, and would not have plunged the not exceed 4,000,060. . vct, j yar Gere ent did more than this.— . nation into sevession and v Jur population ir, on a conti tne “acidic; while a corresponding progress . of that! tet the House ot Keprosentatives impeach rcrence, literature, . for the . hira, and ict the Senate try hi SPE we Osi. ‘ements of material j rst time, the tiag of the Unite tathers iaace oro. isies oefore se were Lorn ¢ Sect days. Peets. the meiody of whose . war ibe seceding Srares . ! ful nations ov the tuce of al miegle with tant of Shakes Y Decte.A 2, from Fierida to Cenada, from Main ic € our cevritory, wilist:l! echstitulion . peart, Milton au Uniliornia, there would have besn such a} Austria. three times as iM 4S Sid should ke far more wWitirg than [now asn, that A few yeurs Pn . they should go our of the Union. j experience, with three thousand miles of bounTis tnis troud pitciotism, and this Nas‘ily sretehed necessity, which makes us ready tv en tet . and exuscs us to say, keep or the wai, if neces ta’s conflict, is tniv. thet the litiag child enn aot be divi rod live. sou separcies it each wil’ Lave a portion of 3 ; cead ind mangle cerpss, and nothing e’se I ta ranks, if ove country needs ouservice, . If the sword of #eecs©. WILSON Hilt, Attoie;s and Counsellors at Law,’ Crricr, mn Willtsm'’s Brick Ws Welch's Book Store. \ ' ' ‘ (Will practice in the Gouris of Nevada County . . \ 1 . Building, over @ SARGENT & NILES, . Watehcs, Diamonds, Jewelry; CUPELRY. SILVER-WARE & FAN ¥ GOODE . TXeisey’s Block; Commercial st., near Pint WEGADA CrT¥, : : ¢ £ CALIFORNTA. . over Block & Co.'s store, corner of Commercial and Pre streets, NEVADA . £7 Whose fe for cach Operation is only $250: L — =: UNDERTAKING, ¥ : ek ae Fare . “idea i s . 7 7 . . a . PAS tory r 73 GN ye .¢ jsumpassiug uli tbat have preceeded it. a . pressure npon the Governme sutit ecru Fy ae a ao : othe: ts eae P 3 rye . torder town in Yorkshire, Dngland, and Our presert tormucty fs Aled wita pe:ty, eee I P ee } se p : \ rent that it could . times as large as italy, dnd sever times #3! wilt bo liviag America po mores Entertaining . f read an American history of she evolution, . J2t ing, Warring, Sim wutiaby cGestrucs. Ft*3 5 vale id . stood it for a fertnigat, }inrge as Great Gritoin, hat our popnia. +hic view, love fu the Sout) as weli aa the . tm. ©. Groves, Undertaker: i a t € ISGP) t ‘ . jive; without crea: Ce oe Bren thea, tne deeds and daring of the rv alavionary fathers commanded ry respect, : Jat rome. ‘The present ctoueice er tas par ¢ ea} and 1 looked upon them as more than ordl Their valor and wisdom surmeinvain itserf in ‘of the Govecuraent, ts t5 wiry men. sie 5 . ” a +. the lim. . tact, Ind provet passed any hing Thad met with, in the lim Sites ae nig Since hcn F1 Oe Peres: 2B rthe ee Yori uit a ited range of my reading. Lave read more, but still they semaia uneFor more than thirty-five years I . welded toreiher, te be riven assunde: a the first contticu ai jarring ipteroste, sor ° qualled. ee ae nee i nave lived under the govcrnment their wis . he last, but co remain cacin s ‘me es ofhlece, . UNtil the greniieon Bunker (21 shall cram ayn tormed, and, in the enjoymen* of blesselle t . he ys which their valur von, snd) what was . dact, od th ang LYerktowe, seepes ef Leciavtor and tre aaiaes 9. Washing the admiration and wonder of my boyhood tou ana Adams are foszgottcn. and the) baa become the object of a deep and undy scendeais beccme unfit to be ivecrien, ¢ maniuood. Now, my . e2" NS eme vnitt ve deecriel, ant nono: . abrona; wiihent dower peace or Uresperry Gi MALES Tightly . mnscperadle air Ae. . ) pate the peoud Brituia’s Lonst that *Briiania jrulcs the wees. ” . t . ) we have gatuered from the farm, the work. sip, the office ina the school, and from > 7 st every department of industry, a icitizen so'diors— which has never been t . eqaaled in numvers, intelligence and efi t} ciency by che citizen soldiery of any other nation. A governnert which has been ». is worthy of our suspor.—wor tuil or secrifice that honor and patriotisia ny of ary vy demand, 1 . And, wituin a fev: mouths . thes “avorable to all excellence and growth . Anothe: 1eason, why we should stand . may lead us to furm, posterity will do instice, and Geclare, that the present war is . not one of the Government's making Pi . . Again the government should bavecur uai. ted support, because,it has given no cause for . ; War, or secession. Whatever confidence I mey wish you to have ia my intelligence, jo. veracity, I do notask you to believe I only . this, on my unsupported assertion. ask k you to look at the facts, intelligently, Men . knowledge anthorized them to speak, and and dee:ce impartially. whose . Whose position freed them from all susWaatever judgment our excited passicn . lation ‘vil! bo six ‘iimesr thet thirteen colonies when it ‘ Confedeiacy during the second v wit! Great Britain. Larges indeed thaa is a fait siatenent of ovr territory ane the be as logica! to say, that a man of thirty jnumbers, Sut a false inference. It we . minus his head, conld achieve more thar withstauding this iors he stili of the wile waged sev. sake anc ours, we bope their attempt tu destroy cn yenrs war with one of the moct nowerful naiions of the earth, aud came off vietorious—aad fi ree times as iarge ac the wuole . whole coun ry was twenty yearsage.’ This when he was ua 'tad of fiftecn, because, notretained a Nort’), fo.ces us to oppose secession. ovr Union will be unsuecesscul. , . ta of Jan 1861: “ Whatever may be the is this country civilization demands that the political and ter 1 . ritocial control of this contineut, rom the wouth 1) 0 the Hudson to the wouth of the Missi-sippi anu from the , . Government of the United States.” closed, owing tc the lituress of the hour, For ‘beir We endoise the language of the Hon. Daniel Sickles, spolen ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO in the Nationa’ Haul of Representatives, un the . suc of ovonts, the great conmercial is.terests of the . ; ‘ neg ; P require, the desiinics of American Atantic to the Pacifie seas shall } romain where it now exists, in the inds of ths As this poine in the discourse tie speaker . Il AVING FINISHED A NEW HEARSK . is now preparod to do undertaking ou th.@ Shortest notice: os RrsHOPV, No. 19& 12, Broad Street. BANKING HOUSE OF~ -GRORGE W. KIDS et GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD STREET. ‘Two doors above the National . Exchange, Nevada, ;GOLD DUST AWD BUGLION At the Highest Market rates. Liloral advwnees made on DUST for ASSAY ot COINAGE at tie US: Mint BUUGHT ing attachment in my afection for the flag and devotion to th: land dishonor, on this oeeasion in mid-week, We weet Ii ia not the Sabbath bell which bas broughs . us ery, nor dothe hallowed services of that ,j urwerthy wo iaheuut the Dlessirgs secaurcd . 1; the governmant ic, the war was forced larger portion of boue and miuscle than at . picion of partiality to the present adminis: . Ave no's : : une va montia before this, Demeratic Senatera, ‘ it ". } ready to leap from thei’ aeabborua in tic dew) Get vaative ehoracter, Mouwl’ Caroline ha ss wey ere wilowed ty go aU Ceecasron, ane . ‘ Wat aad nets Ce ’ , ik North amd South, deelured vo thelr placer ii taken poagtaslur of UeG. reveaue cutters . he by eur cide, a aenerate rep die, ue of the . : , " jrevessary Joe the pretection of slave t Pop. . ftenee, woula alse be ‘hast at rressci hace ‘ ’ iy au ether K the Senate, that no further legislation wos, The motives powes whith hee Aud fora } fired fate the “Stas paver on earth eta wes vlihor (oem se ag motes, ewhisn ft Vou for 8, aka Eee to CHECKS . FY Dust forwarded to thot, 8. Leanck . Mint for vaeay or coinage, and advances thade pon the same df required, . County Sorip bevch: at the liohoat market rate WASIDNGTON AND SACTISON STS., w= den. und Gur attention The chief . one compact, t nited, apd hasmostous tags . Weel? vehite sailing with the Tiuited States . we! \ ry x ‘ \ fiom desumuet'un, Nauru Deion or pa . SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORVUA . day row den, : ; a j soi ecg petty in the Persivories, Donging aad the], cca * ' : i: JAMES J. OTT, Executive of the United States las invited th numerous ¢ sec rant verlens of a it sta atght, dog taltau posees en OULIE* . vonesable Crittenden have both effirmed ’ NOT Gethin, us uly W'ted = ' iy . \ NEVADA ASSAY orFt cr the millions of citizens, of this great lind, Nota, is notdove fou Lineols moe for ve j thats dud 4 y belonging to the poverts . that the South had ue eauee for eecosstoo=+ feeanatiens tepals sagt tbat, ‘vidio 7 Cais Ae PR . No 30 Main “treet Nevada,