September 3, 1858 (4 pages)

THE JOURNAL. The Election---Its Features. ELECTION RETURNS. Young 7, Moore 4, Warficld 8, Leach eS © ae Ge eo “an : Mb innate _—~ taeda wae. picnic COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. /.° cialis anal — Geo. D. RobANTELOPE RESTAURANT, oniaL Cuance. Epit EF David Belden is elected CounSe Pine. from doors three There is a remarkable feature in eveStreet, Broad 39, Davis 7. rial edito the from ed erts, Esq, has retir NEVADA COUNTY. ty Judge by ONE VOTE ! ! R. S CRDE TO MEAL ry eiection, distinguished especially in Om Moor e’s Frat .—Mc Kibb is en91 aud , Dudna/, Natio da charge of the Neva rca Precinct.—Currey 69; Baldthe one of last Wednesday. Men of er. t Supp & kfas Brea ade . B ley 80, Trac y 11, Bald win 132, Curre y ou Esq., r, make Shoe R by succeeded win 87; Dawley 50; Meloney 87; Gunn eons n 96, s ennmnnnnn Dawl ey 85, BROILED—TO ORDER-—-Porter House Steak 37¢e Melo ney nr standing and respectability as the world 132, Gunn le nacil 11 pisio Mr. . Clerk ty Coun nt prese 19; McKibben 67; Tracy 37; Dudley Veal Cutlet2zt Mutton Chop25 Pork steak, 25 ets. goes , mad a them selv Hiam 25 es busy duri ng the Tripe 25 Jenni 25 ngs 82, Searl s 151, Kidney Tayl r e lled or 82, has a tempe as seren and unruf 2s Sacramento and San Francisco Agents 37; Searls 116; Taylor 43; Belden 63; Veal 123 STEWED—Tripe 12$ Mutton 124 Moor e 172, Belde n 43, Hill 185, Lane L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent for this paper day obtaining votes for candidates for Moore 79; Hill14 Jennin t arat expec ng. We r’s morni summe a ; Beet 124 Oysters 59 gs 47 ; Chase . Kidney 12 San Francisco. Office on Washington street. opposite public trust whom they would not loan Ne sing 133, va Chas e da 98: Cala han Co 137, Youn un g ty editoriaiiy with him pleasant and satisFRIED—Tripe 25 Sausages 2% Liver 25 58; Lansing 99; Caldwell 71; Hill 66; Semon &5 Smelts Maguire’s Opera House. ons the money to pay a week’s beard. It is 12, Oni 129, Armstrong 135, Warfield 122, the not is It rned. conce ry all to facto Bailey 63; Cassin 35 ; Martin 68; CalaOmelette 25 Ham and Eggs 50 O V F O F T I E C . I A L E. B. DAVIDSON im the authorized Agent for this a queer kind of merality and patriotism Moor e 170, Caldw ell 91, Hill 93, Bailey +o first time he las bestridden the tripod. 86g; Young §8 ; Warhan 86; Armstron pancrin Sacramento, Office on Fourth street, opposite which permits of men being promoted to 87, Cassi n 46, Martin 90, Hoffman 140, , NBR DIK field S2; Moore99; Grier 51; Bowers man Tall that ive perce We l.-Meda For Congress, the Dawson House, take charge of the affairs of the public Fitzs immon s 58, Evere tt 38. 102. Justices—Rugg 159; French 34; r, , & Turne of this place took the prize Jos eph C. McK ibb en. . . Suid ns «28 09 SE Oyster Soup 50 SS Soup 25 SOUP—Soupt2} whocannot be trusted in private affairs. Saito r’s Bar. —McK ibbe n 17, DudWixom 5. Constables—Smith 159. Chowder 23 um, . of a silver medal first premi for HyWm. L. Dud ley . . . pin . ion 177 1 This kind of publ ic virt ue was cons picu FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3d, 1858 Pork 25 Mutton 25 ROAST—Beel 5 Purasanr Fiat.—Baldwin 22; Curley 17, Currey 17, Baldwin 10, Dawley ere BRACYER cie See ited ic draul Hose, exhib at the State Fair. Chicken 25 Lamb 25 aoe s r 748 Veal 25 t o ous atthe election. We opine there rey 11; 15, Meloney 10, Jennings 17, T'aylor 11, McKibben9; T'rracy 9; DudMutton 25 er, actur BOILED—Corned Beef 25 manuf the er was Turn ge E. Geor For Just ice of Sup rem e Cour t, was ati me when such virtue wasnot esSearl s 15, Belden 13, Movre 7, Hill 6, Ham 25 Corned Pork 25 Tue Resutr. — The contest is over ley 2; Dawley 1; Meloney 23 ; Guun 10; lent and by the way, the firm is an excel Jos eph G. Bal dwi n. . 265 . 6 . . tima ted 25 at abov e Lamb's Tongues its valu e in this ENTRIES—Vig's Feet 25 repu bChas e 16, Lansi ng 10, Caldw ell 18, Hill and we can now take a caJm survey of Jennings 1; Searls 21; Taylor 13, 12 $ Hot Rolls 25 Pork and Beans with. ess busin do to one Jol Ger t eye sos 550 s o s 253 e 4 . lic, and if we mist ake not thereis a latent Belden Dipped Toast 12} Hot Cakes 17, Baile y 17, Cassi n 15, Marti n 18, the field of battle. Perhaps it may not 8; Moore 20; Hill 4; Chase 15; Dry Toast 12 Ha 124 Cont roll er, spar k of publ ie mora lity som Lacer.—Shellhorn stil! continues to ewh ere ex25 Colf Meats Cala 12 § han 7, Dry Hash Youn g 10, Arms tron g S, be a satisfactory survey, but it is nota Lansing 19; Caldwell 11; Hill 11; CasTwo Eggs 5 Bo RRW NOY onic oc occa cin oas es 254 5 isti ng amo ng the peop le still . The in had prac be to beer lager best the make Warfi eld 7, Moor e 12, Evere tt 15. discouraging one, or reminding us of an sin 11; Bailey 11; Mariin 10; Calahan PIE AND PUDDING—Pie 12} cts. Pudding 12} A. R. Mel one y. . . Se . ee 258 5 ‘ice of retu rnin g poli tica l favors for ser23; Arm the market. If our friends will drink, Woot sey’ Fiarr s . — McKi bben 48, inglorious defeat. It is true the office strong 23; Young 24; Warfield TEA AND COFFEE—Coffee 12+ Tea, 123 5 OE Gis « . es a ae 216 we advise them to take nothing but e t c c vice s rend ered is prev aili ng to an alar mholders have triumphed again and car23; Moore 23; Grier 12; Bowers 15. Dudley 51, Baldwin 59, Currey 54. Cle of Ra Cour rk nc t, e ing degr ee. You were assi sted last year Justices— lager. Dawl ey 55, Melo ney 56, Jenni ngs 55, ried cff nearly all the spoil, yet it was Ale, Porter, Gider, Wines, &e. Smith 31 ; Anderson 8 ; JoachI. U. Jen nin gs. . S i h . Se en e 300 0 by a hire d bum mer , and that “nob le, dowe against a gallant resistance worthy umssen 5; Ballard 22; Colburnl. ConTaylez 32, Searls 81, Belden 42, Moore Paciric Mustum.—We ?earn that L. grat For eful Dist rict and Jud mag ge, nan imo us” soul of your s A OPEN DAY ND NIGHT. 47, Hill 36, Chas 47, Lansi 65, e ng by right and valor of better suecess. stables—Gregory 35; Gray 29. P. Frisbie, Esq., our townsman, has purHobe rt, can Wi. Taylo not r. bear =. the -. thou ccscs6 2218 ght of refu sing to Caldw 33, ell Hill 54, Baile 53, y Cassi n The Administration has carried this . Branby Fiar.—Baldwin 17; Currey chased one-half of the Pacific Museum at TER MS assis CAS t H him ER ONLY OSES with . COI a Ei. like ccc favo oe sierci r ce o inth asaya is. 294 8 You r 5, Marti n 53. Cala han 60, Youn g 59, county by a considerable average ma48; Meloney 18; Dawley 48; Searls Armstrong 65, Warfield 57, Moore 102, 66; Taylor 6; Moore 10; Belden 55 San Francisco, and will hereafter be the manager of that institution. If it is a purs e is left at home whero it will be County Judge, joiity. With the exception of two Su-. safe while you associate with him, but pervisors the entire Anti-Lecompton David Belden.. RA Pa 2057 paying concern we are heartily glad of Hill6; Lansing 19; Chase 45; Young Everett 35. you inve st your self -res pect ina gam e Hunt's Witt.--McKibben 31 ; Tracy i Witsom Pb rc fonds cede 1017 one stroke of guod fortune for him, ticket isdefeated. A few Justices and 30 ; Calahan 17; Armstrong 19; Warto swin dle your coun try with him. PoConstables who have not bowed the 1; Dudiey 29; Baldwin 69; Currey EI. MIGOIG cod asees ates sess 2006 field 20; Moore 32; Caldwell 49; Hill No man, we dare say, has suffered more ; tsetse ee Nevada. Se pte mber 4th—tf NOTICE, NE ASSE sek NT ROLI, fooY litica l grat i‘ud e shou ld be nice ly direc knee to Baal, owing to local causes are 48; Bailey 42; Cassin 32; Martiu 49 ; 1; Dawley 33; Meloney 69; Jennings For Senator, ted. 33; Taylor 37 ; Searls73 ; Belden 56; Grier 49; Bowers 20. elected also. Beyond this the victory By. Chase: So 5c2 5 Ae be Poor Man’s Creex.—Baldwin 33; affair. this eountry who havea chronic disease Meloney 33; Searls 33; Moore 34; Strong hopes were entertained till a for office. They have no detinite or Lansing 34; Calahan 34; Young 37; Cassin 41; Martin 41; Calahan 69; very late hour that Chase was re-elec-. stable ideas of politics, They talk one Armstrong 30; Warfield 30; Moore 37; Young 69; Armstrong 70; Warfield 69 ; Moore 70; Leach 39 ; Davis tedto the Se :ate,which] he returns gradway and voteanother. The inveigh in Bowers 37. JusHumoue.---McKibben 75, Dudley 77, tices—Turner 09, Squires 00.—Constauaily dissipated. Still later the belief one crowd against the Lecompton swinwas confidently expressed that Belden dle, but vote for members of the LegisCurrey 76, Baldwin 59, Dawley 77, bles—Oaks 00 ; McConnell 00. SWEETLAND'’s—McKibben 37 ; Dudhaving two opponents in the field} lature who are bound to instruct our SenMeloney 59, Jennings 77, Taylor 69, against him, would come out ahead.— ators and Representatives in Congress Niles Searls 66; David Belden 72; l.y 34; Tracy 4; Currey 42; Baldwin Even this proved fallacious. It wasa to perpetrate thesame base swindle over Moore 54; Hill ; Chase 80; Lan81; Dawley 38; Meloney 82; Jennings clean sweep in the county at large and and over. They tell another crowd there sing 56; Caldwell 81; Hill79; Bailey 35; Taylor 28; Searls 95; Chase 41 ; we are inclined to think the State has! jis no material difference between par78 ; Cassin 49; Martin 75; Calahan 60; Lansing 81; Belden 34; Moore 61; 28 ; Caldwell 40; Hill 32 ; Bailey gone in like manner. The figures are ties, that the “country is safe” in the Young 60; Armstrong 59; Warfield 47; Hill given as faras possible in another colhands of anybody, talk of liberality,naMoore 72; Everett 91; Fitzsimmans 24. 37, uaa 22; Martin 37; Calahan S1; umn. tionality, and political toleration, curse Justices—Hartman 68; Emerson 87 ; Armstrong 86, Young $1; Warfield 88; the Republicans as an exhibit of their Bush &2 ; Post 41. Constables—KelMoore 83 ; Everett 63; Fitzsimmons 44; Francisco will certainly visit the Pacific. shomn Caldwell «oc 36 2:5 sclace sscc. 2466 Museum. APTA NEUES. c cele Leece donee 2431 Tatnall Baily.. escncreie ine Frazer.----The Santa Cruz arrived at . Below T. Ellard Beans §& Co's ies MAYERS havi g pnrel Michael Cassin... ecgin cae 2050 San Francisco from Victoria on the Ist} . stock of Boots, She IGMIG NEON 250 5c 50 So. c. 2422 inst. The news trom the mines is of consis tin Staves aitie neces The people of a Class Boot ¢ = hee Store ! C@ablaen os os o o 2522 little consequence. e S. GeOs Ro MONNes <0 <2 2.5 aise re coe 2683 Whatcom are in high glee at the com-. Philtp Moore. <2 2520 . S25 . Rprees 5 Fi pletion of the trail to Thompson River We. Bh. Armstrong; 2.0.2. 225 22621 The Indians continue to massacre, and So Good fiicuds with Juctiveoc_—.Joachimsen 10; bummers, an not socially repulsive to Smith 15; Ballard 9 ; Anderson 6; Col Grass Valley the other faction predomibur n 7. the men of honest avocations, they are nated, and this was expected too. _ 15. of native born citizens is decidedly against the President. “Wuerx Docrors DISAGREE WHO SHALL DECIDE ?"—This old question has found a soluticn at last. ‘Two gentlemen of the medical fraternity, partners in Cassin 22, Martin 29, Calahan 5, Arm strong 5, Young 4, Warfield 1, Moore 4, Leach 21, Davis 8. Justices—Begole 27, Squires 27. Constables—McConnell 27, Smithson 27. Revier Hitt.—MecKibben 18, Dud Constables, Gregory 22 ; Gray ley 21, Currey 21, Baldwin 17, Dudley 21, Meloney 12, Jennings 19, Taylor 17. generally available in a close contest. Wasuincton.—Baldwin 64; Currey Searls 22, Belden 12, Moore 6, Hill 20. Men of more natural and acquired talent with positive opinions, openly and undis23; Meloney 67; Dawley 17; Searls Chase 20, Lansing 45. Caldwell 19, Hill guisedly expressed alike on all occa67; Taylor 19; Moore 57; Belden 21 ; 17, Bailey 17, Cassin 0, Martin 19, Calasions, but with moderate desires and less Hill9; Lansing 62; Chase 26; Calahan 9, Young 21, Armstrong 14. Warhan 62; Young 63; Armstrong 61; field 10, Moore 21, Everett 18, Fitzsimassumption, have to stand back to give War fie ld 56; Moore 63; Caldwell 24; mons 8, place to clever nobodys. The people Hil l 26; Bar ley Newrown.—McKibben 55, Dudley 26; Cassin 29; Marseem to havea liking for men who are 'P: Fitzsimons. .<< . Searels 541 . ssenesipsn: e ==spsn tin 24; Grier 23; Bowers 61. locofocos for all practical uses, would be Aru — Bal adwi . n 52; Currey 24; Meloney 19. Jennings, 51, T'aylor 47, know nothings but for fear of the foreign vote, or Republicans if that party Meloney 52; Dawley 17; Jennings 15; Searls 23, Belden 43, Moore 13, Chase were largely in the majority, but are Searls 53 ; ‘laylor 22; Moore 50; Bel55. Lansing 14, Caldwell 52, Hill 53, neither nor nothing—political enuchs to den 10; Hill 16; Lansinz 54; Chase 23; Bailey 52, Cassin 55, Martin 55, Cala wait upon the factions by turns into Calahan 53; Young 50 ; Armstrong 54; han 27. Armstrong 21, Young 21, WarWarfield 52; Moore 54 ; Caldwell 23; field 18, Moore 18. Leach 44, Dr. Davis which the harem is divided. Hill 22; Bailey 21; Cassin 18; Martin 14, Official Vote of Nevada City. 2; Grier 14; Bowers 58. Congress — McKibben 774, Dudley Rovucu & Reapy.---McKibben 66; Township Officers.---"The Justices of 468, Tracy 312. Lansing 330. SSS nn w practice, had a falling out on Saturday last, which grew to dry knocks and promised something more interesting.— The fisticuff was put an end to by third parties. Immediately a challenge was sent by one andaccepted by the other Dud ley 45, Tra cy 21, Cur the Peace rey for 71, this Township Bal dfor the enof stage so the story goes—but at this Justices Supreme Court—Currey 761, win 64, Dawley 46, suing year Mel are one John 67, Anderson, y Gun Esq. n retrotted police proceedings a gang of the Baldwin 368. 21, Taylor 51, Searls 89, Belden 59, elected, and E. W. Smith. Anderson both off to satisfy the dignity of the law. State Controller—I. N. Dawley 696, Moo re 44, Hil l 38, is by Cha common se 79, consent Lan allowed sin to be g the of peace the The magistrate thought Meloney 335, Gunn 45. 53, Caldwell 74, Hill 57, Bailey 64, best justice we have ever had in the the .community damaged to the amount Clerk Supreme Court—Jennings 650. Cas sin 57, Martin 64, Calahan 65, Armtownship, if that would be saying anyof $20, demanded and obtained the same, District Judge—Taylor 621, Searls str thing in his favor. He is one of those ong 75, You ng 62, War fie 61, ld Moo re when lo, a complaint came from one of 497. men who have positive opinions and 67, Lea ch 59, Dr. Dav is 75, Jus tic es, the parties against the other for threats, County Judge—Belden 631, Hill 269, dares express them on the bench Dun or off. ste 57, McG r uir 92, Whi e tma 27, n &e. Thus the expected duel was nipMoore 218. The people of this place derive consid42, Ack Con 32. Car sta r erm ble an s, ped in the bud, and blasted entirely by Senator—S. H. Chase 783, C. J. erable consolatio n from his electioa, 20. Cur 100 ry Jag , 71, o Pow ers aheavy bond exacted by the Justice. $$ $$$ $$ . ss sh — AND MELODEONS. Popu.ar SoverR£IGnNty Mettinc.— . paces The el2ction is over, but it is not too lete ie LARGE-T ASSORYr to record the fact that a Popular Sover eignty Democratic meeting was held . here on the evening before the election, . D. nor the extrem is rte Ww pr Belden, Frank Dunn, and W. H Horace Water's“Engen oveea riROS, Martin, Esqrs. addressed the assemblage, With or wi-_ ut iro: £eccnd Hand Pianos at Great Bargains! Come ovuT AT Last ae ice-President Constantly in Store, Bieckiuridge, addressed a meeting at Cotton axp Topacco.— MUSIC—One of We learn Harrodsburg, Ky., the 19th of July, in . Musie now pubiis! that exper'ments are being tried in Cotwhic h he took grou nds in favor of the . ton and Tobacco raising in the vicinity Administration. P . South, and is pronounced to be good tomake a wide destinction between the bacco ground. positions of Broderick and Douglas with respect tt U.S. Gregory and J. B. Gray were elected Constables without o pposition. Better material, we do not hazard anything in saying, cannot be found in the county. Both have seen much service in connection with that office. the Administration. ing in old Virginia. The political course of that paper reminds us of the — with second gathering of chestnuts cat’s paw. ~_— cian eco rite rf the be stan eisonal know! ec Ize, as bint ¢ wf the vy The . yratity —Christian Intel 7 OarUist caeAyetind Mt Mnr, a store the very best assortine nt of muse and of pianos to be found in the Unite ‘State s,anly muthcrn and western frie nix to give him ac they go to New ow. Otter Hats, Those of our friends who forme tly favored us with their patronage at the Monumental are assured that they Seal Hats, Cassimere Hats. Dress Has, will find the same comfortsin our new establishment as W &; found in the old. Meals..-Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. Ladies’ Riding Hats, GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors, en's Nevada, Sept. 3d, 1858. was intoxicated atthetime. The house Flate a And a splendid assortmentcf French Hats. Jas. E. DALEY. EXPIRE LIVERY STABLE, Marysville, Se“Pt. 3, 1858. Bread Street, Nevada. Pacife Mail Steamship Company's Line J. HARVEY HELM, Proprietor. FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Sidees ama With the steamers of th The Wndersigned would inform his friends and the publ’c generally that he Be can alway be found on hand atthe Em a pire Livery Stable, with a sem . Departure Stock of Fast Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, &c. from sept? Wharf tteamsbip GOLDEN AGE. reet whatcf for Pana ma, with U -. SEPT. 6TH, precisely -ine are landed on he wharfat the railroad any’s steam ferry boat, and pro wall, where th teamers of the U.S. Mail 8, alwaysinr mat 8 tor onvey themto New the ew Orie ’ Metropolitan Theatre Building, For actthter particulars enquire of G.S. Vallejo Street The Magm a Bawstores to Ict, situated on Main street, in & Railroad, amship Company FOR NEW YOR Kk“AND NEW ORLEANS. MiGuTy GooD KIND oF PEN.—AttenAlways ready TO LET at ans hour of the day or nicht tion is called to the pen advertisement on the most satisfactory terms. of George E. Higgins, in another place. Horses kept by the day, week, We use that kind of pen and pronounce or month at the lowest rates. Novata, Sept 4, 1858. it amighty good kind. To Let. gers for Nc w Orleans pre ceed by direct steam er from Aspinwall, Through kets are furnished, includin thg e transit of the Ist Passe + are not ified tha ill tickets for the steam ers of th -S. Mails. u t be presented to theiy ent atAspinwall for reg and exchange, as they PIERCE & Co. at the Theatre. will not otherwiise be avail . For Freight or pas pply to roBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. e cps ice of be rth on the Atlinticsteamers is secure? the e arivpurethase ofticketir wv 1 Prancisen s George Ss. Sane Attorney and Counsellor at Law. O FFICE—In Brick Building of Dr. H. H. Wickes & Cea Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. ' —_—_ = .v aters whose he will be seen that amacaught from the prairie on fire about it. A Straw.—lIt “MAG NOLEA.” jority of the people of Nevada city, the The name of the man wedid not learn. The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 8S. Mint residence of the District Judge, and the No. 148 Commercial Strect, place where he is best known, repudiate Oyen under the Supervision of Fire.—A camphene lamp hursted in him, a saloon a few doors above Pine street, CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG, G 8S NORRIS. [= The editor of the National has on Broad, on Tuesday evening. A fire Oysters Furnished in every style. came near resulting from the accident. Sen Francisco, Sept. 4—tf~ “fulfilled his mission” and departed. ~--e 0 Latest !—--The returns as they ecme Washington Union of the 27th of Jaly, k "Gr raham’s Magazine in do not turn out quite so bad as expecthowever denounces Douglas io the same Yor“We consider them wortny o cial attention, from res» regan angst eae ingly t ai tone which Mr. ed. As nearas we can figure it out Belstrain that Broderick is assailed in this the Waters has sueceeded in attai 5°. Y. Times. State. Sept.3, 18 Ste denis elected County Judge by about one majority, and Chase defeated only HA TS !! EL A TS!!! HATS!! MA RRIED. by about 35 majority. The reposts of A'l yesterday led us to think that Chase was defeated by over a hundred. The figIn Sacramanto, on the Istinst., by Rev. Mr. WN Mr. WM. J.WESTEVFYFLD of Norih Bloomfield, to Miss ures will be given officially in another EMMA F. MILBURN, of Sacrament). column when the returns are all in. We wish our young friend aod his accomplished bride’ all the joys pertaining to the marriage state. To that we refer the readers. Ea gl e H a t e a e ifactory. P. S. We have just arrived at the fact UNITED STATES HOTEL, 87 D STREET. Broad Street. near Pine. that John Caldwell is elected and Waraaa MAN be found the mot complete ass ortment of Hats, We take pleasure in informing the public that field defeated. This is as it should be. ~~ , We are now prepared to accommodate travellers / oimy own mar mw _ ture, that can be found in the tH in as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in tho State. Consistir Caldwell is one of the very best men mountains. It will be ourconstant aim to render pem eny cel Peruvian Hats, our ho asu ples asant e a ret rea t as can be fou nd any that ever went from this county or any where Beaver Tats, Ou: pr ces are mod era te and as fair an equ iva len t vi] ! other to the Legislature. be returued for cash received as the times will all A Game or Two.---The Black Democracy got out a gunand fired a shot ortwo this morning. Why did they stop sosuddenly? The report of Belden’s election might haye been a damper on A Man Burnep.—We learn that a the rejoicing of the crowd. Or perhaps the defeat of their great nigger man man was burned in the Toll house of the Zinc House road, on Saturday last. He turned their joy to lamentation. teenie asa EERE to ° From his long silence rer ON Sr nn rs er re ley 310. 7, Currey 7 ; Baldwin 39, Dawley 9, Meon or about the 20th inst. Constables—J. B. Gray 740, U.S. loney 35, Taylor7, Searls 38, Bel den 5, AcciIDENTALLY Suot.— Mr. Hamlet Gregory 977. Hill 3, Moore 37, Jennings 7, Chase 6, Davis, formerly ef this place, was shot x Tue Atvantic Caste. —A flush of Lansing 39, Caldwell6, Hill 6, Bailey 5, few days since at Dutch Flat under sinljoy was depicted on the fac es of our citCassin 4, Martin 7, Calahan 39, Young gular circumstances. His hen-roost had. ize vs a few days since, when the tele41, Armstrong 39, Wanfield 33, Moore been visited and to get even with the graph announced the successful laying 51, Everett 8, Fitzsimmons 36. intruders a pistol was set so as to endanof the Atlantic cable. Itseems tobe a Honeravutu’s —McKibben 37, Dudger the legs ofthe next visitor. Unforreport, however, not yet fully authentiley 11, Tracy 16, Currey 39, Baldwin tunately Mr. Davis forgot his infernal eated. The story was that the Niagara 15, Dawley 13, Meloney 18, Jennings machine uext morning when about to had reached the American shores having 14, Taylor 24, Searls 20, Belden 26, let his chiekens ont, and for his want of suecessfully completed her part of the Hill , Moore . Chase 30, Lancare received the charge he had designgreat enterprize, and that the Agamemsing 14, Caldwell 29, Hill 29, Bailey 29, ed for others in his own leg. non was within a mile and a half of the Cassin 19, Martin 33, Calahan 15, Ricn Qvuarrz.—We were shown on Irish coast, It is possible that an elecYoung 14, Warfield 12, Armstrong 15, election day some beautiful and rich tric current might have been sent across Moore 15, Grier 27. Lirtte York.—McKibben 45, Dudspecimens of quartz by L. B. Austin, the Atlantic immediately before the ley 22, Tracy 22, Gunn 5, Currey 46, t. Fia by Sel on The gold . last steamer left New York, d but it needs lea from his Bal dwi n7, Daw ley 43, Meloney 6, Jenthe that able prob it k hin Wet f. proo . ises prom and rock the in l tifu plen very is nia gs 33, Tay lor 43, Sea rls 9, Belden 31, r. . . ad ne le e ow Th e th to enterprise of connecting the continents t es rv ha h ic ar Hil 18, l Moo re 1, Cha se 47, Lan sin 7, g kic th s in e h c by sub-marine n cable i n will prove successee ft fi to e re from th s _i “ness. Ifhe bas much of such rock as he . ful, but we regard the truth of the late Caldwell 47, Hill 45, Bailey 46, Cassin 31, Mar tin 48, Cal aha n &, Arm str ong 9, . le pi doub s as tful . bi repo s rt a b n i t s u A . r M “exhibits 9 BCSTON AND NEW YORK. “PLANS, . sn Probably tke building will be completed ~ AGENT FOR THE SALE OF Cream Cakes. — We received from } HORACE WATERS ‘MELODE INS, (Tunes the U. S. Bakery some of the above Suoerior in each F berland Presbyteriansunitedin the work. Can tls furnish r , Carhast’s en Prives from delicacies. Go in and sce the assortRevs. Neal and Dooley officiating minis12° > for tw SlSu: two ranks of 0; Organ pe d4e€ 90. $.75 and ment of Confectionaries to be found at ters. Tenor more members have been a liveral d strume:t warranied fo give srt fo the above well-known n, oF stand. added tothe church. . purchase money refut : tin 1, Davis 17, Leach 1, Winter 3, amputation not long since, and we are hundred yards. ices Just J. ce— of Pea on ers And 565, The theatre has been alactors. Whitman 16, McGuire 3, Sago 23, Powglad the people appreciate him and his H. L. Joachimssen 452, E. W. Smith reminding been has weather The (= design. this ready leased to Ryer with ers 1, Ackerman 1. condition. 511, T. W. Colburn 143, J. M. Ballard the Shasta Courter of chestnut-gatherMontezuma.—McKibben 7, Dud ese fail’? The Methodist Chureh, South, and Cum Lanper’s Bar.—-McKibben 1, DudE. W. Smith is a young man of little Magistrates decide when Doctors disaAssemblymen—Callahan 354, G. A. ley 1, Jennings 1, Baldwin 20, Currey 1, experience in the business he is about to gree. oe 346, Phil. Moore 546, Armstrong Meloney 20, Dawley 1, Moore 17, Belengage in, but A Foo t Rac e will come off at Zabriswe ase assured he is not Merropouiran Tueatre.—The new 338, J. B. Warfield 328, J. Caldwell 751 den 3, Searls 25, Taylor 1, Lansing 17, without qualifications for the office. Bekie’s, near Marysville, onthe 9th of Oct. ers 303. Bow stock of troupe excellent an and Ryer, "“s When will the “river . Horace Waters, 333 Broad i » e. We learn, not being present, that the Theatreis inrapid process of completion. W. Hill 720, T. Bailey 713, M. Cassin Chase 5, Calahan 19, Armstrong 18, sides misfortunes in common with the between Wm. Worden, known as “Soda We learn that as soou as finished it will 506, N. Martin 750. Young 20, Warfield 17, Moore 21, Caldrest of our citizens he has been rencerBill.” of Nevada, and John Forbes, of or—J rvis W. Grier 735, Jolu well 2, ilill 2, Supe Geo. Woad, John Mrs. by be occupied Bailey 1, Cassin 1, Mared unable to perform hard labor by an Marysville. Distance to be run, one s of his writing. of Penn Valley. A limited quantity of tobacco was raised last year with sucboth parties were claiming him and it! ms was about time he showe d his hand. cess. The eotton plants look fine and promises well. There is a large quan[= The Administration men of this; ,, tity of land in the mountains which has State have endeavored to claim Doug57, Currey 55, Baldwin 16, Dawley 51, the appearance of the mulatto land ofthe . las as one of their kind, and tried to SS foreign element went almost universally against popular sovereignty in the county. Inthose localities where the Irish vote is congregated, the result will show an Administration triumph. The vote PIAN(08, ME LODE ONS ~, party. 16: Grier 7 Nevada, Aprill7th, 1857, ap) OS hws to, either rg 8° 0 Democrats were largely in the majority. This was according to expectation. In je ProtrRacreD MEETING. — A protracmeeting was a spiiited one and well atden 20, Moore 4, Hill5. Chase 23. Lanted meeting has been in progress at the tended. sing 6, Caldwell 23, Ilill 23, Bailey22, Union School house, near Penn Valley. rsstnreeen-n many hopeful converts to popular sovereiguty, or the immaculatness of old Buck were made in a moment by the exhortations of this or that preacher of political gospel. In this city the popular sovereignty Jennings 22, Taylor 25, Searls 6, Bel SS peddling was earnestly engaged in and wi Wdwawtt Everett. o.2.6 sccceanes 881 Frazer mines. It must be strange place AND MBUSEC! DOME BOWES. feiss ssc. ce eerc seus 644 to dig gold in up there, as the agent entry, (avis. o2ccs sass oes ties 1017 . PR ICE S GRE ATL Y RED UCE R! says it was raining heavily at the time . Dudley 22, Tracy 4. Currey 26, BaldJ . B. Giray, win 6, Dawley 23, Meloney 6, Gunn 3, SS sss warm andindifferent tothe polls. Ticket others do unto them, and no class of . 42; Geston 40. Buve Tent.—McKibben 10; Dudley mankind needs the application of that 7; Baldwin 16; Currey 11; Jennings 8; rule so frequently. Their ballots are a judicious mixture Meloney 15; Dawley 7; Searls 21; Taythat might be termed ’alf and ’alf and lor 6; Hill 12; Moore 10; Belden 5; shown only tothe ones who will make a Chase 6; Lansing 16; Calahan 14; desired use of the information conveyed. Young 13; Moore 17; Warfield 14; In politics they are nowhere and thereArmstrong 16; Caldwell 9; Hill 9; fore not under the ban of, or obnoxious Bailey 9; Cassin 3; Martin 8; Bowers rm the public generally thathe 7m 0 wHeukes Gov. Douglas that the sto:ies about InROMINGHNIGR Sooo ee un gs e 978 dian depredations are false and gotten Preuben begehi. 00.2 <ceacses 584 up to prejudice the people against tlic Justices of the Peace, 100 maj. Jolin Anderson, E. W. Smith, cs H. L. Joachimssen, ung 24, Armstrong 15, WarT. W. Colburn, men with'n the sound of the brogue and Caldwell 19 ; Hill 20; Bayley 18; Casnumber of drunken boisterous men about the blarney. They to erate renegades. sin6; Martin 18; Fitzsimmons 4; Evfield 16, Moore 10, Leach 48, Davis Jas. Ballard, was a noticable feature of this election. for the golden rule enjoins it upon them erett 31: Hoffman 14. Justices—Hart 15. Const ables , Carriages were engaged constantly by PL EA SA man NT 46; Pos 37. t Con Va sta LL ble EY s—G —McKibben 26, U. S.G regory, ray . to do unto others as they would bave the opposing parties in bringing the Inke sleave ‘to WEQURON =. <.< a csoncetinwineeuecs 2325 parties are starting out to avenge themselves on them, An Indian agent writes Supervisors, Tue Evection. — The election on Jus tic ley es— 37; Gil Mar lespee 123 ; Farquhar rio tt 42; Gra y 47; She lto n 8 ; Un io lov n ing pro cli vit but vot ies for , e Wednesday was the most quiet aud orCollins 8. Tracy because that may bea key tothe 80. derly one it has been our good fortune LO WE LL Beu t’s Ran Hi tt cu. —M —Mc cK Kib ibben 55, Dudben 19; Dud Re pu bl ic vot an e ne xt ye ar wh ic h the to wieness inthe State. There was but dish-water politician hopes to obtain for ley 18; Belden 31; Currey 22; Meloney ley 34, Currey 49, Baldwin 18, Dawley little of that noise and confusion, crowdhimself. These political nondescripts 32; Dawley 16; Sencks 49; Taylor 2; 44, Meloney 14, Jennings 33, Taylor 48, iug and jamming about the polls too froth about “red-mouthed Irishmen” ina Hill 38; Belden 8; Moore 6 ; Chase 18; Searls 23; Belden 48, Moore 12, Chase often seen. Very good feeling seemed crowd where the English is speken but Lansing 30; Calahan 29; Young 32; 50, Lansing 15, Caldwell 50, IIill 51, to prevail universally. No rows disturbprate cfthe political equality of white Moore 44; Warfield 26 ; Armstrong 30; Bailey 50, Cassin 42, Martin 62, Calaed the day, and the unusually small han 15, Yo NEW Boor AND SHOE STORE, On Broad Sireect. omraceenmeneenensnme ae watootzuam Assemblymen, sesh sessed [> There are a few individuals in a to the people has proven a left-handed from disasters than he, and no one ever ization, ! take place met misfortunes and battled agaiust 1 Monday ig ee Se 2617 cn re ir 2 S: Moore 46 ; Hill 7; Chase 42; Lansing bravely. sa : more them ge. <<. seis wepaate eae £650 C.3. iaKSin RUFUS Sie ¥e MAK 6S; Caldwell 41; Hill 41; Bailey 36 ; The citizens of Nevada visiting San . _By 3.8. Lampert, Te uty

THE JOURNAL. The Election---Its Features. ELECTION RETURNS. Young 7, Moore 4, Warficld 8, Leach eS © ae Ge eo “an : Mb innate _—~ taeda wae. picnic COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. /.° cialis anal — Geo. D. RobANTELOPE RESTAURANT, oniaL Cuance. Epit EF David Belden is elected CounSe Pine. from doors three There is a remarkable feature in eveStreet, Broad 39, Davis 7. rial edito the from ed erts, Esq, has retir NEVADA COUNTY. ty Judge by ONE VOTE ! ! R. S CRDE TO MEAL ry eiection, distinguished especially in Om Moor e’s Frat .—Mc Kibb is en91 aud , Dudna/, Natio da charge of the Neva rca Precinct.—Currey 69; Baldthe one of last Wednesday. Men of er. t Supp & kfas Brea ade . B ley 80, Trac y 11, Bald win 132, Curre y ou Esq., r, make Shoe R by succeeded win 87; Dawley 50; Meloney 87; Gunn eons n 96, s ennmnnnnn Dawl ey 85, BROILED—TO ORDER-—-Porter House Steak 37¢e Melo ney nr standing and respectability as the world 132, Gunn le nacil 11 pisio Mr. . Clerk ty Coun nt prese 19; McKibben 67; Tracy 37; Dudley Veal Cutlet2zt Mutton Chop25 Pork steak, 25 ets. goes , mad a them selv Hiam 25 es busy duri ng the Tripe 25 Jenni 25 ngs 82, Searl s 151, Kidney Tayl r e lled or 82, has a tempe as seren and unruf 2s Sacramento and San Francisco Agents 37; Searls 116; Taylor 43; Belden 63; Veal 123 STEWED—Tripe 12$ Mutton 124 Moor e 172, Belde n 43, Hill 185, Lane L. P. FISHER is the authorized Agent for this paper day obtaining votes for candidates for Moore 79; Hill14 Jennin t arat expec ng. We r’s morni summe a ; Beet 124 Oysters 59 gs 47 ; Chase . Kidney 12 San Francisco. Office on Washington street. opposite public trust whom they would not loan Ne sing 133, va Chas e da 98: Cala han Co 137, Youn un g ty editoriaiiy with him pleasant and satisFRIED—Tripe 25 Sausages 2% Liver 25 58; Lansing 99; Caldwell 71; Hill 66; Semon &5 Smelts Maguire’s Opera House. ons the money to pay a week’s beard. It is 12, Oni 129, Armstrong 135, Warfield 122, the not is It rned. conce ry all to facto Bailey 63; Cassin 35 ; Martin 68; CalaOmelette 25 Ham and Eggs 50 O V F O F T I E C . I A L E. B. DAVIDSON im the authorized Agent for this a queer kind of merality and patriotism Moor e 170, Caldw ell 91, Hill 93, Bailey +o first time he las bestridden the tripod. 86g; Young §8 ; Warhan 86; Armstron pancrin Sacramento, Office on Fourth street, opposite which permits of men being promoted to 87, Cassi n 46, Martin 90, Hoffman 140, , NBR DIK field S2; Moore99; Grier 51; Bowers man Tall that ive perce We l.-Meda For Congress, the Dawson House, take charge of the affairs of the public Fitzs immon s 58, Evere tt 38. 102. Justices—Rugg 159; French 34; r, , & Turne of this place took the prize Jos eph C. McK ibb en. .. . Suid ns «28 09 SE Oyster Soup 50 SS Soup 25 SOUP—Soupt2} whocannot be trusted in private affairs. Saito r’s Bar. —McK ibbe n 17, DudWixom 5. Constables—Smith 159. Chowder 23 um, . of a silver medal first premi for HyWm. L. Dud ley .. .. .. pin . ion 177 1 This kind of publ ic virt ue was cons picu FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 3d, 1858 Pork 25 Mutton 25 ROAST—Beel 5 Purasanr Fiat.—Baldwin 22; Curley 17, Currey 17, Baldwin 10, Dawley ere BRACYER cie See ited ic draul Hose, exhib at the State Fair. Chicken 25 Lamb 25 aoe s r 748 Veal 25 t o ous atthe election. We opine there rey 11; 15, Meloney 10, Jennings 17, T'aylor 11, McKibben9; T'rracy 9; DudMutton 25 er, actur BOILED—Corned Beef 25 manuf the er was Turn ge E. Geor For Just ice of Sup rem e Cour t, was ati me when such virtue wasnot esSearl s 15, Belden 13, Movre 7, Hill 6, Ham 25 Corned Pork 25 Tue Resutr. — The contest is over ley 2; Dawley 1; Meloney 23 ; Guun 10; lent and by the way, the firm is an excel Jos eph G. Bal dwi n. .. 265 .. 6 .. .. tima ted 25 at abov e Lamb's Tongues its valu e in this ENTRIES—Vig's Feet 25 repu bChas e 16, Lansi ng 10, Caldw ell 18, Hill and we can now take a caJm survey of Jennings 1; Searls 21; Taylor 13, 12 $ Hot Rolls 25 Pork and Beans with. ess busin do to one Jol Ger t eye sos 550 s o s 253 e 4 . lic, and if we mist ake not thereis a latent Belden Dipped Toast 12} Hot Cakes 17, Baile y 17, Cassi n 15, Marti n 18, the field of battle. Perhaps it may not 8; Moore 20; Hill 4; Chase 15; Dry Toast 12 Ha 124 Cont roll er, spar k of publ ie mora lity som Lacer.—Shellhorn stil! continues to ewh ere ex25 Colf Meats Cala 12 § han 7, Dry Hash Youn g 10, Arms tron g S, be a satisfactory survey, but it is nota Lansing 19; Caldwell 11; Hill 11; CasTwo Eggs 5 Bo RRW NOY onic oc occa cin oas es 254 5 isti ng amo ng the peop le still . The in had prac be to beer lager best the make Warfi eld 7, Moor e 12, Evere tt 15. discouraging one, or reminding us of an sin 11; Bailey 11; Mariin 10; Calahan PIE AND PUDDING—Pie 12} cts. Pudding 12} A. R. Mel one y. .. .. Se .. ee 258 5 ‘ice of retu rnin g poli tica l favors for ser23; Arm the market. If our friends will drink, Woot sey’ Fiarr s . — McKi bben 48, inglorious defeat. It is true the office strong 23; Young 24; Warfield TEA AND COFFEE—Coffee 12+ Tea, 123 5 OE Gis « . es a ae 216 we advise them to take nothing but e t c c vice s rend ered is prev aili ng to an alar mholders have triumphed again and car23; Moore 23; Grier 12; Bowers 15. Dudley 51, Baldwin 59, Currey 54. Cle of Ra Cour rk nc t, e ing degr ee. You were assi sted last year Justices— lager. Dawl ey 55, Melo ney 56, Jenni ngs 55, ried cff nearly all the spoil, yet it was Ale, Porter, Gider, Wines, &e. Smith 31 ; Anderson 8 ; JoachI. U. Jen nin gs. .. S i h . Se en e 300 0 by a hire d bum mer , and that “nob le, dowe against a gallant resistance worthy umssen 5; Ballard 22; Colburnl. ConTaylez 32, Searls 81, Belden 42, Moore Paciric Mustum.—We ?earn that L. grat For eful Dist rict and Jud mag ge, nan imo us” soul of your s A OPEN DAY ND NIGHT. 47, Hill 36, Chas 47, Lansi 65, e ng by right and valor of better suecess. stables—Gregory 35; Gray 29. P. Frisbie, Esq., our townsman, has purHobe rt, can Wi. Taylo not r.. bear =. the -. thou ccscs6 2218 ght of refu sing to Caldw 33, ell Hill 54, Baile 53, y Cassi n The Administration has carried this . Branby Fiar.—Baldwin 17; Currey chased one-half of the Pacific Museum at TER MS assis CAS t H him ER ONLY OSES with . COI a Ei. like ccc favo oe sierci r ce o inth asaya is. 294 8 You r 5, Marti n 53. Cala han 60, Youn g 59, county by a considerable average ma48; Meloney 18; Dawley 48; Searls Armstrong 65, Warfield 57, Moore 102, 66; Taylor 6; Moore 10; Belden 55 San Francisco, and will hereafter be the manager of that institution. If it is a purs e is left at home whero it will be County Judge, joiity. With the exception of two Su-. safe while you associate with him, but pervisors the entire Anti-Lecompton David Belden... RA Pa 2057 paying concern we are heartily glad of Hill6; Lansing 19; Chase 45; Young Everett 35. you inve st your self -res pect ina gam e Hunt's Witt.--McKibben 31 ; Tracy i Witsom Pb rc fonds cede 1017 one stroke of guod fortune for him, ticket isdefeated. A few Justices and 30 ; Calahan 17; Armstrong 19; Warto swin dle your coun try with him. PoConstables who have not bowed the 1; Dudiey 29; Baldwin 69; Currey EI. MIGOIG cod asees ates sess 2006 field 20; Moore 32; Caldwell 49; Hill No man, we dare say, has suffered more ; tsetse ee Nevada. Se pte mber 4th—tf NOTICE, NE ASSE sek NT ROLI, fooY litica l grat i‘ud e shou ld be nice ly direc knee to Baal, owing to local causes are 48; Bailey 42; Cassin 32; Martiu 49 ; 1; Dawley 33; Meloney 69; Jennings For Senator, ted. 33; Taylor 37 ; Searls73 ; Belden 56; Grier 49; Bowers 20. elected also. Beyond this the victory By. Chase: So 5c2 5 Ae be Poor Man’s Creex.—Baldwin 33; affair. this eountry who havea chronic disease Meloney 33; Searls 33; Moore 34; Strong hopes were entertained till a for office. They have no detinite or Lansing 34; Calahan 34; Young 37; Cassin 41; Martin 41; Calahan 69; very late hour that Chase was re-elec-. stable ideas of politics, They talk one Armstrong 30; Warfield 30; Moore 37; Young 69; Armstrong 70; Warfield 69 ; Moore 70; Leach 39 ; Davis tedto the Se :ate,which] he returns gradway and voteanother. The inveigh in Bowers 37. JusHumoue.---McKibben 75, Dudley 77, tices—Turner 09, Squires 00.—Constauaily dissipated. Still later the belief one crowd against the Lecompton swinwas confidently expressed that Belden dle, but vote for members of the LegisCurrey 76, Baldwin 59, Dawley 77, bles—Oaks 00 ; McConnell 00. SWEETLAND'’s—McKibben 37 ; Dudhaving two opponents in the field} lature who are bound to instruct our SenMeloney 59, Jennings 77, Taylor 69, against him, would come out ahead.— ators and Representatives in Congress Niles Searls 66; David Belden 72; l.y 34; Tracy 4; Currey 42; Baldwin Even this proved fallacious. It wasa to perpetrate thesame base swindle over Moore 54; Hill ; Chase 80; Lan81; Dawley 38; Meloney 82; Jennings clean sweep in the county at large and and over. They tell another crowd there sing 56; Caldwell 81; Hill79; Bailey 35; Taylor 28; Searls 95; Chase 41 ; we are inclined to think the State has! jis no material difference between par78 ; Cassin 49; Martin 75; Calahan 60; Lansing 81; Belden 34; Moore 61; 28 ; Caldwell 40; Hill 32 ; Bailey gone in like manner. The figures are ties, that the “country is safe” in the Young 60; Armstrong 59; Warfield 47; Hill given as faras possible in another colhands of anybody, talk of liberality,naMoore 72; Everett 91; Fitzsimmans 24. 37, uaa 22; Martin 37; Calahan S1; umn. tionality, and political toleration, curse Justices—Hartman 68; Emerson 87 ; Armstrong 86, Young $1; Warfield 88; the Republicans as an exhibit of their Bush &2 ; Post 41. Constables—KelMoore 83 ; Everett 63; Fitzsimmons 44; Francisco will certainly visit the Pacific. shomn Caldwell «oc 36 2:5 sclace sscc. 2466 Museum. APTA NEUES.. c cele Leece donee 2431 Tatnall Baily.... escncreie ine Frazer.----The Santa Cruz arrived at . Below T. Ellard Beans §& Co's ies MAYERS havi g pnrel Michael Cassin..... ecgin cae 2050 San Francisco from Victoria on the Ist} . stock of Boots, She IGMIG NEON 250 5c 50 So. c. 2422 inst. The news trom the mines is of consis tin Staves aitie neces The people of a Class Boot ¢ = hee Store ! C@ablaen os os o o 2522 little consequence. e S. GeOs Ro MONNes <0 <2 2.5 aise re coe 2683 Whatcom are in high glee at the com-. Philtp Moore. <2 2520 . S25 . Rprees 5 Fi pletion of the trail to Thompson River We. Bh. Armstrong; 2.0.2. 225 22621 The Indians continue to massacre, and So Good fiicuds with Juctiveoc_—.Joachimsen 10; bummers, an not socially repulsive to Smith 15; Ballard 9 ; Anderson 6; Col Grass Valley the other faction predomibur n 7. the men of honest avocations, they are nated, and this was expected too. _ 15. of native born citizens is decidedly against the President. “Wuerx Docrors DISAGREE WHO SHALL DECIDE ?"—This old question has found a soluticn at last. ‘Two gentlemen of the medical fraternity, partners in Cassin 22, Martin 29, Calahan 5, Arm strong 5, Young 4, Warfield 1, Moore 4, Leach 21, Davis 8. Justices—Begole 27, Squires 27. Constables—McConnell 27, Smithson 27. Revier Hitt.—MecKibben 18, Dud Constables, Gregory 22 ; Gray ley 21, Currey 21, Baldwin 17, Dudley 21, Meloney 12, Jennings 19, Taylor 17. generally available in a close contest. Wasuincton.—Baldwin 64; Currey Searls 22, Belden 12, Moore 6, Hill 20. Men of more natural and acquired talent with positive opinions, openly and undis23; Meloney 67; Dawley 17; Searls Chase 20, Lansing 45. Caldwell 19, Hill guisedly expressed alike on all occa67; Taylor 19; Moore 57; Belden 21 ; 17, Bailey 17, Cassin 0, Martin 19, Calasions, but with moderate desires and less Hill9; Lansing 62; Chase 26; Calahan 9, Young 21, Armstrong 14. Warhan 62; Young 63; Armstrong 61; field 10, Moore 21, Everett 18, Fitzsimassumption, have to stand back to give War fie ld 56; Moore 63; Caldwell 24; mons 8, place to clever nobodys. The people Hil l 26; Bar ley Newrown.—McKibben 55, Dudley 26; Cassin 29; Marseem to havea liking for men who are 'P: Fitzsimons. .<< . Searels 541 . ssenesipsn: e ==spsn tin 24; Grier 23; Bowers 61. locofocos for all practical uses, would be Aru — Bal adwi . n 52; Currey 24; Meloney 19. Jennings, 51, T'aylor 47, know nothings but for fear of the foreign vote, or Republicans if that party Meloney 52; Dawley 17; Jennings 15; Searls 23, Belden 43, Moore 13, Chase were largely in the majority, but are Searls 53 ; ‘laylor 22; Moore 50; Bel55. Lansing 14, Caldwell 52, Hill 53, neither nor nothing—political enuchs to den 10; Hill 16; Lansinz 54; Chase 23; Bailey 52, Cassin 55, Martin 55, Cala wait upon the factions by turns into Calahan 53; Young 50 ; Armstrong 54; han 27. Armstrong 21, Young 21, WarWarfield 52; Moore 54 ; Caldwell 23; field 18, Moore 18. Leach 44, Dr. Davis which the harem is divided. Hill 22; Bailey 21; Cassin 18; Martin 14, Official Vote of Nevada City. 2; Grier 14; Bowers 58. Congress — McKibben 774, Dudley Rovucu & Reapy.---McKibben 66; Township Officers.---"The Justices of 468, Tracy 312. Lansing 330. SSS nn w practice, had a falling out on Saturday last, which grew to dry knocks and promised something more interesting.— The fisticuff was put an end to by third parties. Immediately a challenge was sent by one andaccepted by the other Dud ley 45, Tra cy 21, Cur the Peace rey for 71, this Township Bal dfor the enof stage so the story goes—but at this Justices Supreme Court—Currey 761, win 64, Dawley 46, suing year Mel are one John 67, Anderson, y Gun Esq. n retrotted police proceedings a gang of the Baldwin 368. 21, Taylor 51, Searls 89, Belden 59, elected, and E. W. Smith. Anderson both off to satisfy the dignity of the law. State Controller—I. N. Dawley 696, Moo re 44, Hil l 38, is by Cha common se 79, consent Lan allowed sin to be g the of peace

the The magistrate thought Meloney 335, Gunn 45. 53, Caldwell 74, Hill 57, Bailey 64, best justice we have ever had in the the .community damaged to the amount Clerk Supreme Court—Jennings 650. Cas sin 57, Martin 64, Calahan 65, Armtownship, if that would be saying anyof $20, demanded and obtained the same, District Judge—Taylor 621, Searls str thing in his favor. He is one of those ong 75, You ng 62, War fie 61, ld Moo re when lo, a complaint came from one of 497. men who have positive opinions and 67, Lea ch 59, Dr. Dav is 75, Jus tic es, the parties against the other for threats, County Judge—Belden 631, Hill 269, dares express them on the bench Dun or off. ste 57, McG r uir 92, Whi e tma 27, n &e. Thus the expected duel was nipMoore 218. The people of this place derive consid42, Ack Con 32. Car sta r erm ble an s, ped in the bud, and blasted entirely by Senator—S. H. Chase 783, C. J. erable consolatio n from his electioa, 20. Cur 100 ry Jag , 71, o Pow ers aheavy bond exacted by the Justice. $$ $$$ $$ . ss sh — AND MELODEONS. Popu.ar SoverR£IGnNty Mettinc.— . paces The el2ction is over, but it is not too lete ie LARGE-T ASSORYr to record the fact that a Popular Sover eignty Democratic meeting was held . here on the evening before the election, . D. nor the extrem is rte Ww pr Belden, Frank Dunn, and W. H Horace Water's“Engen oveea riROS, Martin, Esqrs. addressed the assemblage, With or wi-_ ut iro: £eccnd Hand Pianos at Great Bargains! Come ovuT AT Last ae ice-President Constantly in Store, Bieckiuridge, addressed a meeting at Cotton axp Topacco.— MUSIC—One of We learn Harrodsburg, Ky., the 19th of July, in . Musie now pubiis! that exper'ments are being tried in Cotwhic h he took grou nds in favor of the . ton and Tobacco raising in the vicinity Administration. P . South, and is pronounced to be good tomake a wide destinction between the bacco ground. positions of Broderick and Douglas with respect tt U.S. Gregory and J. B. Gray were elected Constables without o pposition. Better material, we do not hazard anything in saying, cannot be found in the county. Both have seen much service in connection with that office. the Administration. ing in old Virginia. The political course of that paper reminds us of the — with second gathering of chestnuts cat’s paw. ~_— cian eco rite rf the be stan eisonal know! ec Ize, as bint ¢ wf the vy The . yratity —Christian Intel 7 OarUist caeAyetind Mt Mnr, a store the very best assortine nt of muse and of pianos to be found in the Unite ‘State s,anly muthcrn and western frie nix to give him ac they go to New ow. Otter Hats, Those of our friends who forme tly favored us with their patronage at the Monumental are assured that they Seal Hats, Cassimere Hats. Dress Has, will find the same comfortsin our new establishment as W &; found in the old. Meals....-Fifty Cents. Lodgings 50 and 75 cents. Ladies’ Riding Hats, GRUSH & PARKER, Proprietors, en's Nevada, Sept. 3d, 1858. was intoxicated atthetime. The house Flate a And a splendid assortmentcf French Hats. Jas. E. DALEY. EXPIRE LIVERY STABLE, Marysville, Se“Pt. 3, 1858. Bread Street, Nevada. Pacife Mail Steamship Company's Line J. HARVEY HELM, Proprietor. FOR PANAMA. Connecting via Sidees ama With the steamers of th The Wndersigned would inform his friends and the publ’c generally that he Be can alway be found on hand atthe Em a pire Livery Stable, with a sem . Departure Stock of Fast Horses, Buggies, Carriages, Wagons, &c. from sept? Wharf tteamsbip GOLDEN AGE. reet whatcf for Pana ma, with U -. SEPT. 6TH, precisely -ine are landed on he wharfat the railroad any’s steam ferry boat, and pro wall, where th teamers of the U.S. Mail 8, alwaysinr mat 8 tor onvey themto New the ew Orie ’ Metropolitan Theatre Building, For actthter particulars enquire of G.S. Vallejo Street The Magm a Bawstores to Ict, situated on Main street, in & Railroad, amship Company FOR NEW YOR Kk“AND NEW ORLEANS. MiGuTy GooD KIND oF PEN.—AttenAlways ready TO LET at ans hour of the day or nicht tion is called to the pen advertisement on the most satisfactory terms. of George E. Higgins, in another place. Horses kept by the day, week, We use that kind of pen and pronounce or month at the lowest rates. Novata, Sept 4, 1858. it amighty good kind. To Let. gers for Nc w Orleans pre ceed by direct steam er from Aspinwall, Through kets are furnished, includin thg e transit of the Ist Passe + are not ified tha ill tickets for the steam ers of th -S. Mails. u t be presented to theiy ent atAspinwall for reg and exchange, as they PIERCE & Co. at the Theatre. will not otherwiise be avail . For Freight or pas pply to roBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff street. e cps ice of be rth on the Atlinticsteamers is secure? the e arivpurethase ofticketir wv 1 Prancisen s George Ss. Sane Attorney and Counsellor at Law. O FFICE—In Brick Building of Dr. H. H. Wickes & Cea Corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. ' —_—_ = .v aters whose he will be seen that amacaught from the prairie on fire about it. A Straw.—lIt “MAG NOLEA.” jority of the people of Nevada city, the The name of the man wedid not learn. The Magnolia Saloon, next door to the U. 8S. Mint residence of the District Judge, and the No. 148 Commercial Strect, place where he is best known, repudiate Oyen under the Supervision of Fire.—A camphene lamp hursted in him, a saloon a few doors above Pine street, CAPTAIN EDWIN A. RIGG, G 8S NORRIS. [= The editor of the National has on Broad, on Tuesday evening. A fire Oysters Furnished in every style. came near resulting from the accident. Sen Francisco, Sept. 4—tf~ “fulfilled his mission” and departed. ~--e 0 Latest !—--The returns as they ecme Washington Union of the 27th of Jaly, k "Gr raham’s Magazine in do not turn out quite so bad as expecthowever denounces Douglas io the same Yor“We consider them wortny o cial attention, from res» regan angst eae ingly t ai tone which Mr. ed. As nearas we can figure it out Belstrain that Broderick is assailed in this the Waters has sueceeded in attai 5°. Y. Times. State. Sept.3, 18 Ste denis elected County Judge by about one majority, and Chase defeated only HA TS !! EL A TS!!! HATS!! MA RRIED. by about 35 majority. The reposts of A'l yesterday led us to think that Chase was defeated by over a hundred. The figIn Sacramanto, on the Istinst., by Rev. Mr. WN Mr. WM. J.WESTEVFYFLD of Norih Bloomfield, to Miss ures will be given officially in another EMMA F. MILBURN, of Sacrament). column when the returns are all in. We wish our young friend aod his accomplished bride’ all the joys pertaining to the marriage state. To that we refer the readers. Ea gl e H a t e a e ifactory. P. S. We have just arrived at the fact UNITED STATES HOTEL, 87 D STREET. Broad Street. near Pine. that John Caldwell is elected and Waraaa MAN be found the mot complete ass ortment of Hats, We take pleasure in informing the public that field defeated. This is as it should be. ~~ , We are now prepared to accommodate travellers / oimy own mar mw _ ture, that can be found in the tH in as comfortable astyle as any Hotel in tho State. Consistir Caldwell is one of the very best men mountains. It will be ourconstant aim to render pem eny cel Peruvian Hats, our ho asu ples asant e a ret rea t as can be fou nd any that ever went from this county or any where Beaver Tats, Ou: pr ces are mod era te and as fair an equ iva len t vi] ! other to the Legislature. be returued for cash received as the times will all A Game or Two.---The Black Democracy got out a gunand fired a shot ortwo this morning. Why did they stop sosuddenly? The report of Belden’s election might haye been a damper on A Man Burnep.—We learn that a the rejoicing of the crowd. Or perhaps the defeat of their great nigger man man was burned in the Toll house of the Zinc House road, on Saturday last. He turned their joy to lamentation. teenie asa EERE to ° From his long silence rer ON Sr nn rs er re ley 310. 7, Currey 7 ; Baldwin 39, Dawley 9, Meon or about the 20th inst. Constables—J. B. Gray 740, U.S. loney 35, Taylor7, Searls 38, Bel den 5, AcciIDENTALLY Suot.— Mr. Hamlet Gregory 977. Hill 3, Moore 37, Jennings 7, Chase 6, Davis, formerly ef this place, was shot x Tue Atvantic Caste. —A flush of Lansing 39, Caldwell6, Hill 6, Bailey 5, few days since at Dutch Flat under sinljoy was depicted on the fac es of our citCassin 4, Martin 7, Calahan 39, Young gular circumstances. His hen-roost had. ize vs a few days since, when the tele41, Armstrong 39, Wanfield 33, Moore been visited and to get even with the graph announced the successful laying 51, Everett 8, Fitzsimmons 36. intruders a pistol was set so as to endanof the Atlantic cable. Itseems tobe a Honeravutu’s —McKibben 37, Dudger the legs ofthe next visitor. Unforreport, however, not yet fully authentiley 11, Tracy 16, Currey 39, Baldwin tunately Mr. Davis forgot his infernal eated. The story was that the Niagara 15, Dawley 13, Meloney 18, Jennings machine uext morning when about to had reached the American shores having 14, Taylor 24, Searls 20, Belden 26, let his chiekens ont, and for his want of suecessfully completed her part of the Hill , Moore . Chase 30, Lancare received the charge he had designgreat enterprize, and that the Agamemsing 14, Caldwell 29, Hill 29, Bailey 29, ed for others in his own leg. non was within a mile and a half of the Cassin 19, Martin 33, Calahan 15, Ricn Qvuarrz.—We were shown on Irish coast, It is possible that an elecYoung 14, Warfield 12, Armstrong 15, election day some beautiful and rich tric current might have been sent across Moore 15, Grier 27. Lirtte York.—McKibben 45, Dudspecimens of quartz by L. B. Austin, the Atlantic immediately before the ley 22, Tracy 22, Gunn 5, Currey 46, t. Fia by Sel on The gold . last steamer left New York, d but it needs lea from his Bal dwi n7, Daw ley 43, Meloney 6, Jenthe that able prob it k hin Wet f. proo . ises prom and rock the in l tifu plen very is nia gs 33, Tay lor 43, Sea rls 9, Belden 31, r. . . ad ne le e ow Th e th to enterprise of connecting the continents t es rv ha h ic ar Hil 18, l Moo re 1, Cha se 47, Lan sin 7, g kic th s in e h c by sub-marine n cable i n will prove successee ft fi to e re from th s _i “ness. Ifhe bas much of such rock as he . ful, but we regard the truth of the late Caldwell 47, Hill 45, Bailey 46, Cassin 31, Mar tin 48, Cal aha n &, Arm str ong 9, . le pi doub s as tful . bi repo s rt a b n i t s u A . r M “exhibits 9 BCSTON AND NEW YORK. “PLANS, . sn Probably tke building will be completed ~ AGENT FOR THE SALE OF Cream Cakes. — We received from } HORACE WATERS ‘MELODE INS, (Tunes the U. S. Bakery some of the above Suoerior in each F berland Presbyteriansunitedin the work. Can tls furnish r , Carhast’s en Prives from delicacies. Go in and sce the assortRevs. Neal and Dooley officiating minis12° > for tw SlSu: two ranks of 0; Organ pe d4e€ 90. $.75 and ment of Confectionaries to be found at ters. Tenor more members have been a liveral d strume:t warranied fo give srt fo the above well-known n, oF stand. added tothe church. . purchase money refut : tin 1, Davis 17, Leach 1, Winter 3, amputation not long since, and we are hundred yards. ices Just J. ce— of Pea on ers And 565, The theatre has been alactors. Whitman 16, McGuire 3, Sago 23, Powglad the people appreciate him and his H. L. Joachimssen 452, E. W. Smith reminding been has weather The (= design. this ready leased to Ryer with ers 1, Ackerman 1. condition. 511, T. W. Colburn 143, J. M. Ballard the Shasta Courter of chestnut-gatherMontezuma.—McKibben 7, Dud ese fail’? The Methodist Chureh, South, and Cum Lanper’s Bar.—-McKibben 1, DudE. W. Smith is a young man of little Magistrates decide when Doctors disaAssemblymen—Callahan 354, G. A. ley 1, Jennings 1, Baldwin 20, Currey 1, experience in the business he is about to gree. oe 346, Phil. Moore 546, Armstrong Meloney 20, Dawley 1, Moore 17, Belengage in, but A Foo t Rac e will come off at Zabriswe ase assured he is not Merropouiran Tueatre.—The new 338, J. B. Warfield 328, J. Caldwell 751 den 3, Searls 25, Taylor 1, Lansing 17, without qualifications for the office. Bekie’s, near Marysville, onthe 9th of Oct. ers 303. Bow stock of troupe excellent an and Ryer, "“s When will the “river . Horace Waters, 333 Broad i » e. We learn, not being present, that the Theatreis inrapid process of completion. W. Hill 720, T. Bailey 713, M. Cassin Chase 5, Calahan 19, Armstrong 18, sides misfortunes in common with the between Wm. Worden, known as “Soda We learn that as soou as finished it will 506, N. Martin 750. Young 20, Warfield 17, Moore 21, Caldrest of our citizens he has been rencerBill.” of Nevada, and John Forbes, of or—J rvis W. Grier 735, Jolu well 2, ilill 2, Supe Geo. Woad, John Mrs. by be occupied Bailey 1, Cassin 1, Mared unable to perform hard labor by an Marysville. Distance to be run, one s of his writing. of Penn Valley. A limited quantity of tobacco was raised last year with sucboth parties were claiming him and it! ms was about time he showe d his hand. cess. The eotton plants look fine and promises well. There is a large quan[= The Administration men of this; ,, tity of land in the mountains which has State have endeavored to claim Doug57, Currey 55, Baldwin 16, Dawley 51, the appearance of the mulatto land ofthe . las as one of their kind, and tried to SS foreign element went almost universally against popular sovereignty in the county. Inthose localities where the Irish vote is congregated, the result will show an Administration triumph. The vote PIAN(08, ME LODE ONS ~, party. 16: Grier 7 Nevada, Aprill7th, 1857, ap) OS hws to, either rg 8° 0 Democrats were largely in the majority. This was according to expectation. In je ProtrRacreD MEETING. — A protracmeeting was a spiiited one and well atden 20, Moore 4, Hill5. Chase 23. Lanted meeting has been in progress at the tended. sing 6, Caldwell 23, Ilill 23, Bailey22, Union School house, near Penn Valley. rsstnreeen-n many hopeful converts to popular sovereiguty, or the immaculatness of old Buck were made in a moment by the exhortations of this or that preacher of political gospel. In this city the popular sovereignty Jennings 22, Taylor 25, Searls 6, Bel SS peddling was earnestly engaged in and wi Wdwawtt Everett. o.2.6 sccceanes 881 Frazer mines. It must be strange place AND MBUSEC! DOME BOWES. feiss ssc. ce eerc seus 644 to dig gold in up there, as the agent entry, (avis. o2ccs sass oes ties 1017 . PR ICE S GRE ATL Y RED UCE R! says it was raining heavily at the time . Dudley 22, Tracy 4. Currey 26, BaldJ . B. Giray, win 6, Dawley 23, Meloney 6, Gunn 3, SS sss warm andindifferent tothe polls. Ticket others do unto them, and no class of . 42; Geston 40. Buve Tent.—McKibben 10; Dudley mankind needs the application of that 7; Baldwin 16; Currey 11; Jennings 8; rule so frequently. Their ballots are a judicious mixture Meloney 15; Dawley 7; Searls 21; Taythat might be termed ’alf and ’alf and lor 6; Hill 12; Moore 10; Belden 5; shown only tothe ones who will make a Chase 6; Lansing 16; Calahan 14; desired use of the information conveyed. Young 13; Moore 17; Warfield 14; In politics they are nowhere and thereArmstrong 16; Caldwell 9; Hill 9; fore not under the ban of, or obnoxious Bailey 9; Cassin 3; Martin 8; Bowers rm the public generally thathe 7m 0 wHeukes Gov. Douglas that the sto:ies about InROMINGHNIGR Sooo ee un gs e 978 dian depredations are false and gotten Preuben begehi. 00.2 <ceacses 584 up to prejudice the people against tlic Justices of the Peace, 100 maj. Jolin Anderson, E. W. Smith, cs H. L. Joachimssen, ung 24, Armstrong 15, WarT. W. Colburn, men with'n the sound of the brogue and Caldwell 19 ; Hill 20; Bayley 18; Casnumber of drunken boisterous men about the blarney. They to erate renegades. sin6; Martin 18; Fitzsimmons 4; Evfield 16, Moore 10, Leach 48, Davis Jas. Ballard, was a noticable feature of this election. for the golden rule enjoins it upon them erett 31: Hoffman 14. Justices—Hart 15. Const ables , Carriages were engaged constantly by PL EA SA man NT 46; Pos 37. t Con Va sta LL ble EY s—G —McKibben 26, U. S.G regory, ray . to do unto others as they would bave the opposing parties in bringing the Inke sleave ‘to WEQURON =. <.< a csoncetinwineeuecs 2325 parties are starting out to avenge themselves on them, An Indian agent writes Supervisors, Tue Evection. — The election on Jus tic ley es— 37; Gil Mar lespee 123 ; Farquhar rio tt 42; Gra y 47; She lto n 8 ; Un io lov n ing pro cli vit but vot ies for , e Wednesday was the most quiet aud orCollins 8. Tracy because that may bea key tothe 80. derly one it has been our good fortune LO WE LL Beu t’s Ran Hi tt cu. —M —Mc cK Kib ibben 55, Dudben 19; Dud Re pu bl ic vot an e ne xt ye ar wh ic h the to wieness inthe State. There was but dish-water politician hopes to obtain for ley 18; Belden 31; Currey 22; Meloney ley 34, Currey 49, Baldwin 18, Dawley little of that noise and confusion, crowdhimself. These political nondescripts 32; Dawley 16; Sencks 49; Taylor 2; 44, Meloney 14, Jennings 33, Taylor 48, iug and jamming about the polls too froth about “red-mouthed Irishmen” ina Hill 38; Belden 8; Moore 6 ; Chase 18; Searls 23; Belden 48, Moore 12, Chase often seen. Very good feeling seemed crowd where the English is speken but Lansing 30; Calahan 29; Young 32; 50, Lansing 15, Caldwell 50, IIill 51, to prevail universally. No rows disturbprate cfthe political equality of white Moore 44; Warfield 26 ; Armstrong 30; Bailey 50, Cassin 42, Martin 62, Calaed the day, and the unusually small han 15, Yo NEW Boor AND SHOE STORE, On Broad Sireect. omraceenmeneenensnme ae watootzuam Assemblymen, sesh sessed [> There are a few individuals in a to the people has proven a left-handed from disasters than he, and no one ever ization, ! take place met misfortunes and battled agaiust 1 Monday ig ee Se 2617 cn re ir 2 S: Moore 46 ; Hill 7; Chase 42; Lansing bravely. sa : more them ge. <<. seis wepaate eae £650 C.3. iaKSin RUFUS Sie ¥e MAK 6S; Caldwell 41; Hill 41; Bailey 36 ; The citizens of Nevada visiting San . _By 3.8. Lampert, Te uty