September 9, 1859 (4 pages)

THE JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. 9, 1859 Fisning oR THE Foreign VotTe.-— The earnest efforts put forth by all parties in the election just closed to secure the foreign vote, shows that it isan im-. portaut accession to any party that can gain it. In fact every intelligent man knows that the naturalized citizens .of this state hold the balance of political power. Consequently we have seen the administration presses of the State asseverate that the Leeompton Demoeracy was the legitimate Democracy of the country and, of course, the only true friends of foreigaers. terrible outery against the Republicans because in Massachusetts they had incorporated a clause in the State constitution compelling a foreignerto wait two years after naturalization before he could vote. The fact that the Republieans had so done in oue State is proof positive that the party in all the States is not friendly to foreigners, said the Lecomptons. On'the other hand the Anties have struggled through the canvass to prove themselves the real, unadulterated, simon-pure Democrats, and with the aid of the Cass-LeClere and Cass-Hofer letters they have made votes for themselves with a plausible argument. The poor Republicans, not being able to obtain the open ear ofthe foreigners to the extent that the name of Democracy obtains, have been busy during the can~ vass proving the party not responsible for the clause in the Massachusetts constitution. ‘hey repudiated the principle therein involyed and plead, like dogs, to be absolved from the sin that a small portion of their brethren had comThey too, have-used the precious documents of General Cass, to alienate the foreigners from the administration. The election is now over, and a few truthful observations may not fall unheeded on the public ear. We have seen American citizens in the can‘yass just closed, nay, whole parties, humiltatingly acknowledge their dependence upon foreigners, and pander to their passions and prejudices. With the Democratic parties this is no new abasement. They fished for the foreigners years ago They canght the piscine exotics and have kept them ina Democratic aquarium to be called at the tap of the Tammany drum, or the whist'e ofa locofogo fug’enan ever since. Qur Republican friends have little to hope from foreign votesin this State for years tocome Why not make a bold stand against their opponents, and rely upon the intelligence of their own couns trymen for an appreciation of their principles, their objectsand aims? There are thousands of true Amesicans in this State who holdin contempt the appeals to the ignorant and prejudi ced who hap pen to have power in their hands without a proper sense of the responsibility inits use. No party gaizs caste by losing the respect of these thousands in the struggle to collect votes at the expense of intelligence. mitted’ against the foreigners. slavishly Heatruy Excirement.—In the midst of the long political fever which has been upon us during several months, a-healthy ‘excitement broke in on Mon“day morning, which furnished a delightfal little episode. One of our gallant artists, itseems, had painted one of his recherche signs for a whisky mill, on which he portrayed a charming female in the oyster trade, and very ungalJlantly had written thename of a respectable young lady of this city onit The thing being brought tothe notice ofabroth er of “the young lady, he repaired to “Where the pale artist plies his sickly trade” and incontinently without reserve attempted to “spile’’ the young man’s countenance. *. We learn that some blood was spilled . on the occasion. but that no real damage was done, save and except to the coun“tenance aforesaid. Lecompron OratToxs inf the recent _ Canvass paraded the sayings of Banks, ‘Greeley, Seward and other distinguished Republicans. to the effect that in certain contingencies the Union is mot worth preserving in connection with the South. We can’t see how the pot calling the keitle black is going to better the caste of the former. It is a fact patent to every well informed mind that the first c1y disrespectful of the union originated in a Democratic state and with Democrats. Your Rhetts, Spratts, Davises, Quitmans, and other southern fire eat‘ers are centinually blabbing about southern rights and a dissolution of the Union if they can’t have their own way. 300KER AND SisLey.—The patriotic course of Booker and Sibley, in with~ drawing from the canvass in accordance with the popular will ought to be and must be remembered hereafter to their benefits. Their magnanimous conduet is deserving.of the highest praise. They should have withdrawn a trifle earlier, but tha pressure of friends is in a great degree responsible for that. We_ hope the result of the election will demonstrate that Messrs Bookerand Sibley have rendered high service to their country, s was certainly their intent in retiring from the canvass, They made a Ou Temrora, Ou Morus.—It is true the election is over but we cannot refrain from noticing the seandalous and infamous attempt of little men to defame their betters made on the eve of electicn. One W.S Long, as mean a dogas ever jof J. S. Stebbins!! that Col. Baker of. fered to sell his services to said Stebbins to stump the state of Oregon for the ad' ministration ticket, become a candidate for the United States senate there and . if successful, then said Stebbins might . sell Baker’s votes in Washington to the best advantage!!! Inthe whole course . of our life have we never seen so contemp‘ible a statement—so base and ma. licious a stander. Why, no man who knew Stebbins in the Senate of this State would hesitate to brand the report as an infamous falsehood. No Lecomp, ton gentleman who hasany acquaintance with Stebbins would give the slightest eredence to aught he might say injurious to the character of Ool. Baker, and no man in that party buta dirty slave of the party would retail so palpable a lie on suéh authoritys We doubt even if that poor authority be not who!ly wantiug, and would as soon beleive that a tool who would send forth to the world such mendacious reports prejudicial to the character ofa gentleman above reproach, based on such authority, would not be above making the miserable charge out of whole cloth. Of all bare-~ faced, mean, cowardly and despicable attempts to injure a political enemy, and so utterly impotent withal, the whole history of politics may be safely challenged to produce a parallel, Stabling Affair—-James Jeffrey was stabbed by William Mason on Monday evening last. The affair is related to us in the following manner :— A person called “Gassy Jack” was engaged in a political talk with Mr Jeffrey in front of Carley’s saloon on Broad street, after the political mecting. on Monday evening when Mason took him by the arm and away saying he did not want him to talk with Jeffrey. Mason with Gassy Jack walked tothe middle of the strect. Jeffrey went to Mason and asked him what sort of a way that was to take one gentleman from anothggwhen conversing, Mason immediately struck Jeffrey a light blow in the left breast which Jeffrey interpreted only asa push,and as the expression of a desire of Mason to be left alone. Jeffrey went away, and not until after some minutes did he discover he had been stabbed. The wound was inflicted by asharp pointed, slim bladed knife which penetrated through a thick coat and heavily padded vest, and struck a rib. A quarter of aninch further and the knife wouid have entered a vital part which the thick clothing probably prevented. The wound bled profusely, Jeffrey is about as usual. No arrests have been made. Lecompron Meetinec,—The election is past, but the political meetin of the Lecomptons on Monday night must needs be recorded as anevent in the history of the times. Goorge Pen Johnson and Wm. F. Anderson addressed a large c:owd in front of Harrington & Patterson’s saloon on the evening above named. The style and eloquenee ofthe first speaker were decidedly Johnsonian. About a dozen took the job of cheering lustily at regular interrals while the rest were remarkably quiet and orderly. Johnson has the loudest voice that ever disturbed the echoes of this neighborhood.We learn that the ladies a quarter of a mile off could hear his very chaste stories had they been gross enough to listen: Wm. F. Anderson sugared off the meeting. Three cheers were proposed which came ina_ straggling and dubious manner. The same for Broderick, Baker and McKibben, on being suggested came with a will that demonstrated but few administration men were present. THe Exrcrion.—The election on Wednesday,beyond atl question was the most orderly one ever witnessed in this city. There was no fighting to disgrace it, no offensive language from excited politicians, and but two drunken men to be seen anywhere about the town, The greatest good feeling seemed to prevail generally. though men worked energetically for their friends, and in opposition to each othor with considerable pertinacity. So far as we have heard the same order and good feeling character~ ized the election in the outsid3 precincts, and probably the same prevailed over the county. A gradual change for the better in this respect has been taking place for several years past, indicitive of the amelioration of society, aud a return to the habits and customs of the older States from whenee we came. Newspaper Change.-—We learn that J. H. Boardman & Oo. wil! be the publishers of the Grass Valley National shortly. Our friend George Roberts has become perfectly a. blowing the horn of the administration party, and boarding himself, besides being responsible for losses, The National will Icse an active manager and supporter in Roberts. Foot Race at North San Juan.—A foot race came off on Saturday last at North San Juan, between Hi Lightning and Geerge Barnes. Distance forty yards. Won by Hi Lightning, Bets . to several hundred dollars in the aggre. gate werg made on the result. went unhung, reports on the authority! ELECTION RETURNS. ee ee $s foe es y = & §.° 3s Ea a Re OP ale: SR oe Swe & cs a > a = = £ ie) Governor, Latham, 203 189 74 189 252 149 132 547 Curry 217 212 67 31135 121 et 324 Stanford Sz. GS CD 14 OGL OSA lS 18 Lieut. Governor. Downey 210 178 68 176 232 150 126 529 Conness 219 234 61 28135 NT 8&3 328 Kennedy 50 65 «16 19 62 57 20 67 Congress. eott 206 173 71 182 240 140 123 498 urch 206 174 70 183 241 143 129 520 McKibben 237 306 72 48 198 181 102 365 Baker 241 300 80 46 202 LeS 104 335 Judge Supreme Court. Cope 209 176 72 182 146 149 128 563 Sprague 217 232 62 29 131 115 Al 319 Shafter 53 69 15 20 63° 88 21 21} Treasurer, Findley 272 225 75 207 272 165 137 602 sohnsen 160 200 60 12 110 80 74 23% Caine 49 56 4 MM 2 55 20 2l Controller, Brooks 221 167 72 188 245 353 128 532 Pearcy 236 193 61 32 131 236 &2 320 Clark 64 56 15 14 63 191 21 2 Attorney General, Williams 210 178 71 186 246 359 128 523 Randolph 219 230 63 35 133 260 8&3 334 Love 51 66 15 13 62 163 21 20 Serveyor General, Higley 210 178 73 187 246 352 128 532 Long 220 220 60 32 133 243 83 320 Randall 51 6 15 14 69 184 20 21 Superintendent of Public Instruction, Moulder 211 18) 72 187 268 359 128 545 Myers 223 227 G64 32 137 238 84 309 Brown 47 67 13 14 53180 19 21 State Printer, Potts 210 168 72 75 224 343 126 473 O’Meara 267 307 77156 215 435 193 393 Clerk of the Supreme Court. Fairfax 209 178 6 186 250 349 198 549 Powell 221 235 13 32 129 265 &4 312 Parker, 51 64 54 14 G2179 21 21 Convention, For aConvetion 415 324 167 297 573.177 565 72 Against 5384 Senator, Anderson 207 182 59 185 991 145 123 373 Chase 269 288 e82 45 196 178 111 394 Assemblymen, Armstrong 197 79 74.169 117 116 414 Moore 211 63 184 233 154 108 467 Smith 212 7) 129 231 132 127 437 Hays 217 62 102 229 137 127 531 Curtis 218 69 186 224 161 137 445 Adsit 219 62 30 132 103 65 240 Palmer 219 47 88 HO TI9 91 293 O’Connor 56 147 176 133 8&6 272 Martin 60 32 141116 8&5 274 Pomeroy 58 30176 109 79 268 Gavlord 15 13 40 60 21 16 Crittenden 45 13 46 58 20 39 Webber 31 13°46 55 8&8 16 Dobson 16 13 46 56 21 15 Crawford 16 13 47 53 21 18 Sheriff, Van Hagen 269 234 72 8&7 250 125 124 429 Kent 199 219 73 147 148 184 102 315 Butterfield 6: 0-8: B41 Clerk, Lambert 142 248 73 79 932 115 108 386 Fem 328 207 71 155 171 186 114 363 Sykes 50 79 195 142 1382 590 Treasurer, CLinn 121 138 Fay) SEE ER TS age Webster 173 137 «30 140 134 101 60 183 Frazer 25 «34 4939 @2 23 7 Gregory 92° 157-63 2 35 15° 16 19 District Attorney, Maslin 196 161 51 17) 224 133 117 38t Hupp 17i «643 50 20113 86 82 £57 Sargent 113 264 «44 37 83 95 36 YL Assessor, Caldwell 206 194 59 71 179 10 117 410 Brennan 216 239 74 146 163 165 90 322 Whitman 38. 30 «4 OS «4h 45 «222 «(20 Public Administrator, Thompson 203 178 70987 231 117 133 412 Davis 119 228 «459731 139 142 «68 291 Moore Sl 63 17 13 48 55 22 @ For Superii:teudent Public Schools, Overton 207 179 40178 211 162 118 449 Kellogg 5L 163 10 22 37 SB 11 20 County Surveyor, Gamt.le & 209 3 65 171 229 149 192 452 Hoadly 220 215 62 42 137 109 49 281 Archibald 5S] Gt 15 13 46 356 17 .20 Coroner. Henry 208 #176 6418 1 144 126 449 Sterling 219 219 58 30 64 79 254 Spence 6 72 16 13 81 ST 23 2 Supervisor for Ist, District. Cross . 60 7 Rolf 47 212 Bic Dicgeings—We learn that the The Election--Its effect on Parties. The results of the election just closed have ax important bearing on the future of parties in this State, and we opine, on nsne so much will its influence be felt as on the Republican NEVADA BY TELEGRAPH i TO THE JOURNAL. Sacramento Sept. 9 1859. Dueil—Election Returns. Reports were current in town yesparty. Will that influence be prodycterday that Senator Broderick and tive of politica] gains to the Republicans, or will the tendency be toa dis. ¢}, Gwin had fought a duel, and again at Judge Terry and Broderick had organization ef the party ? These are / fought. Still again that Judge Terry questions about which we may legit-. had placed his resignation in the imately speculate, We must admit the numerical . to hands of the Governor, had gone San Francisco and demanded an strength of the Republicans in this} explanation of Broderick iu regard to State inthe Presidential contest of} the subject made of the Perley affair next year will depend much vpon the which was satisfactorily given by popular enthusiasm for the principles . the Senator. oftheir party In the East and the] ob chances of success. A popular lead. to er will canse thousands who would Nothing definite was tained from San Francisco relative the affair last night. In San Francisco Latham will otherwise remain cold and inactive . probably have 800 or 1000 majority. in the contest to enlist warmly in it. The Peoples Ticket will earry the There is a large body of voters in ev-. cit ery state who really have no fixed] or political principles at all, who it may y for all its officers except Surveyand Schoo] Superintendent. Sacramento Gounty.—Latham’smabe, are to-day swelling the denunciajority is 683, Baker’s maj. 610, Me: tions against the Repnblicans,but who . Kj bben’s maj. 582. Thirteen preare ready to throw themselves next . cincts to hear from. year on the popularside be it Repubd~ Napa County.—All the county lican or not. The accession of these . anti-Lecompton tieket except the men to Republicans will depend al-. county clerk 1s elected by an average most wholiy upon which way the po-. majority of 250—clerk is doubtful. §22 mae litical current to them seems:to set— . Napa city gives Currey It wonld seem to be the policy of the Sonoma County.—Incomplete reRepublicans so to act in a preliminary . tarng from all the precincts of Sonccontest, like that just ended, as to in~. jy county have so far given Latham duce that current to flow in their direc1414, Currey 794, Burch 1311, Scott tion. We suggest they should ex-} y5¢ hibit strength this yearon which to as a party next. so? On the contrary weakness.— 162, Kennedy 908 2, : 908, Scott 1301, While the Republicans of the State are as numerically strong to-day as the Popular Sovereignty Democrats, . Sh: thousands of them voted the clean scattering few to support the Republican State nominees. That few will hereafter be pointed at by Douglas Democrats and used as an argument toshow the pancity of numbers on the part of their allies compared with th-ic own. Where is the table of figures to prove the falsity of these pretensions ? Those well posted in the political affairs of the State will know the truth, but the plainest tangible evidence is necessary to create a popular current and carry the changahle part of the people with it. We say the Republicans ought to have fused completely with the antiLecompton Democrats in this canvass, or to have selected one or two good men on their State ticket and made it tha Par a point of honorto vote for them—ev414. ery solitary Republican.in the State. . My By a complete fusion, or runmng.one . O’Meara 503. ticke:, they would have been on a par with the Douglas Democracy in demonstrating relative strength, while by atenacious adhesion to one or ton : dolph 411, anti-Lecompton ticket, leaving but a} Powell 164 1341, Brooks 1361, Pearce 106, Clark 745. 106Kennedy 107. 400. Cope 401. 108. Love 107. 16, McKibben 893, Baker 911. : fesse ‘ 5 Santa Clara County, Compete.— predicate their claims to consideration Latham 1396, Currey 364, Have they done ford 632 Stan22, Downey 1416, Conness Burch 1406 McKibben 1051, 1082, Cope 1355, rfter 641, BaSprague 377 Williams 1331, RanLove 614, Fairfax 1422 Parker 758, Fiudley Johnson 163, Caine, 684, Higley 1374, Long 165, Randall 714, Moulder 1352, Myers 722. Brown 347. Botts 1260. O’Meara 1134. San Mateo County complete—Lam’ 420. Currey 418. Stanford Downey 417. Conness 411, Burch 407. Seott McKibben 523. Baker 524. Sprague 409. Shafter Williams 418. Randolph 418, Fairfax 423, Powell 320 ‘ker 101. Findley 434. Johnson 396. Caine 106. Brooks 421. Pearce 399, Clark 107. Randall 102, ers 418 Brown 105. Hig’e; 420. Long Moulder 421. Botts 418, Maxon, Anti Lecompelected over Gough, Democrat to Assembly. Siskyou Co—All precinets heard Red Star company at Alleghanytown, . more candidates they might easily . from but ove giving the following re~ Sierra county, are realizing an average . have commanded by their numbers} cult Latham 2111, Currey 1269. The of $4,500 a week from their diggings.— After working since 1853 and running a tunnel 2,800 feet in length, they struck the lead but a few wecks since, and are now reaping a reward for their long and persevering labors, The tunnel is to be continued through the ridge to Forest the consideration, from their allies, o their claims as a party. They have done neither> They have furnished troops and munitions of war for the anti-Lecomptons, but at the expense of their own fature safety. The vote of Shafter will perhaps be taken for the Republican strength. But Shafter’s vote will not exhibit it. There bal out cin Kibben 1742, Baker 1689. 1244, O’Meara 1382. ance of the State ticket throughin about the same proportion. Placer County.—Latham 1843. Currey 919, Stanford 710, in 13 preBurch 1710, Scott 1685, McBotts 22 precincts cts. city a full mile distant. The mines are . are thousands of Republicans we dare . Latham leads Currey in the county owned by Gov. Wright, Wm. White, . say who voted and worked for the} vor 1000, balance of State ticket A. Bell, J. Kitto, Wm. King, James Livsey, E. Garver. C. Curriclle and OC. Hackett. On striking the lead a pan of . or were not. Popular Sovereignty State ticket en» tire. In so doing they may have about the same. ‘The Administrabeen right. We do not say they were . tion now claim majority of 100 in the We only contend the} cor inty for Burch aud Scott. It will earth scraped from the bed-reck yielded . Republicans should have, if they de~. hea sloserun between O’Meara, and $275 32. specimen of the gold weighing nearly an ounce, which is really good to look at: The perseverance of the Red Star eompany is deserving of big diggings. Adjoining and afew rods distant are the Eureka and Excelsior tunnels com~ menced about the came time as the Re Star. The lead has also been reache by these and With about the same re; sults. The Alleghany tunnel owned by Wm. Gould and others, are taking out $2,500 per week. Their tunnel] is 1800 feet in F amous Frazer river without suffering length. The Union, Cumberland, North famous Frazer river w © q . half our State crazy last year, has q {just bcen completed and willbe sen We have on ourtable a fine . sired to preserve and assist their party Botts voted in concert all over the State, either for an opposition ticket, or so as by Democratic Senator elected 500 maj. and Assemblymen by 80 to exhibit their full political strength. . maj. PANORAMA OF Frazer River.— A panorama of the river, the fabied gold deposites on whose banks set ret about forex ibition in a few days.— The balance of our citizens who were compeiled to stay at home on account of the force of circumstance will now havea chance to see the of Tuolumne County.—The following urns are from 4 precincts, Latham 1126, Currey 169, Stanford 46. Burch 865, Seott 836, McKibben 629, Baker t . 689Fresno Co.—By official returns of the New Idria precincts, 20 votes were polled. Latham andthe balance the State ticket received every vote. Monterey Co.—Latham’s maj. is 189; all returns in except one preWestern, New York, Bav State and . *t#e expense and perplexities of the! cinet; the balance of State ticket has Kuickerbocker tunne!s are ruu_to vari. "'Pous lengths and are supposed to be in the neighborhood of the lead. At ashort distance from Alleghanytown is anew mining locality called Wet Ravine, where a number o have beensunk with great success.— The Masonic shaft here is reputed to be the richest in Sierra county. It is owned by Phil. Gili and others, and is said to yield fabulous sums to its @wners, A stone’s throw from the Masonic is Fremont shaft which is an incline like the Nebraska. The dirt from the tunnel is reputed to pay $20 to the car load. A little town is springing up at Wet Ravine. More than a dozen houses houses are going up at the present time, Perhaps no section of the State offers better inducements for the employment of capital and labor than Alleghanytown and surrounding vicinity. According to accounts theress at the present time gings. Freeman’s oad.—F reeman has just completed a new road of a beautiful aod easy grade from his toll-bridge on the Middle Yuba to Forest city. By this cuitous route by the way of the road to. lead paid $35 per ton. The rock] without fail. The foot race will be Camptonville are saved besides making the trip to Forest city ouly a pleasant one, Jreeman has also vastly improv~ ed the road to Camptonville and shortened it considerably. f shafts . °Ur citizens with a sight of th given in connection with other inter. . t¢ esting and historical scenes, agent ot the painting wasin town a A view of clam banks will be . same maj. ’ ons on The 3 maj. The Democratic county ket is elected except Sheriff, LyRepublican ticket who has 44 Butte and Plumas Counties.—Butte few days ago, and promises to gratify . county has gone about 300 majority country from whence all travellers —return if they can. Pl et Durt—No Bioop.—Dave Kikland challenged S. McCane,at Orleans Flat on the morning of tie Sth, to. be mortal eombat. The challenge was accepted and the distance settled at 30 paces and the weapons pistols.— . 95 The parties were to take position ad51 at. for Latham. urer elected. The People’s candidate for clerk is elected. Anti-Lecompton treasReports from umas state that the Lecompton tickis eleeted with the exception of one member of Assembly. The told rate of San Francisco has en received from all but the 2nd district the figures stand Latham 33, Currey 3388 Stanford 3174. Bakker’s majority 3001, McKibben’s 61, O’Meara’s 2561. The San Francisco News has been vance and fire. John Cowgar and D. discontinued asa daily, but will apVolanderham acted as seconds. The. P° ar hereafter asa daily. The official returns from Santa feud was, however, settled on the Cruz—gives Curry 104 maj—McKibground without “effusion of blood." Bear CauGcur.—Messrs Osborne & Oakey caught a Grizzly last week. sentenced for the robbery of Freeabove Hunt's Hill weighing eight-. man’s Express—the former for five no locality containing better paying dig. hundred pounds. Archie McAllister . Yeats the latter fourteen years. has purchased Bruin with the intention of exhibiting him at the State Fair. at Sport.—A foot race, dog fight, and shooting match for turkeys come off McCaffrey’s Race course at Moore's Lecompton Quartz.—The last crush-. Flat, commencing on the 2dth inst. road many miles of travel by the oldcir-. ing from the celebrated Lecompton. The sporting world will be on hand. WHOLESALE AND RET AIL, now being taken out of the lead is of} an interesting part of the amusements. an excellent quality and promises to. Dave Kirkland will be on the course yield equally as well as that just. and contend with three other celebrated runners. rushed. Delayed.—The publication of our paper has beendelayed till Saturday in order to furnish our readers with the election returns from the county, and as far a3 possible, the State. LATEST! Finding it impossible to obtain the returns entire we can delay going to press no longer. The full and complete returns of the county will be given our patrons at the earliest possible moment inan extra. Snffice it to say, that excepting Chase, for Senator, Brennan tor Assessor and Q’Conner for the Assembly, the entire Administration ticket in this county is elected. For Justices, John Anderson and E. W. Smith have been re.etected in this township. J.B. Gray and W. C, Acher are elected Constables. ————— Birth. Sept. Ist, the wife of L. W. Williams of a son. Married, In this City, Sopt. Ist. at the residence of Mr. Richardson, by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr, Goorge E. Turner, and Miss Eliza L. Flower, all of Nevada. —<—<—$—$—$$—$$—$—=$sF New To-Day. > BATHING, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloen, KE. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wwoud respectfully inform the public that he has bought out Mr. Fisher and intends carrying on the SHAVING § HAIR CUTTING BUSINESS. He has, also, in connestizn with the the above, rooms fitted up for BATIIING, Either warm or Cold. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. Saloon, on Broad street, opposite National Tlotel. Sept. 9, 59, Notice to Tax-Payers! THE tax payers of the county are hereby notified that the Assessment Roll is now in my hands for collection, and all persons now delinquent by paying their taxes before the 30th of September will have a liberal deduction made in per centage on the amount. Tax payers had better apply at the Sheriff's Office at the earliest moment as there may he difficulty in issuing a large number of recipts for taxes on the last days of the month. S. W. BORING. Sheriff, and ex-officio Tax Colleetor of Nevada County. * Nevada, Sept. 8, 1859. DALYLY’S VALLEY WHISKY. We beg to call the attentionof Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it. WM. NEWELL & Co. Sole Agenta. State Assayer'sOffice,32 Somerset street, Boston, Mass., April 17th, 185x. } Wm. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analysis of your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it & pnre, fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cor taining noin jurious matter of any kind, and recommend it as suit able for medical and public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M. BD. State Assayes. Naw Yorn, April 19th, 1858. Tnave analyaeda sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromat ic Valley Whisky,’’ and find it to be Ja pure article, of fine flavor, and without any deletcriou, admixture, JAMES R. CHILTON, VM. D. Chemist. Wn. H. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,’ is received, and after careful examination, 1 find it to be a pure article, entirely free from the adulterating ingredients so frequently ured. JamusJ. Mapes, Chemist. es DALY’S <1 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put up in cases comtaining One Dozen Bottles each. For sale by all the principal San Francisco. September, 9,—1859—6m. FISHER & CO, HATTERS, Liquor houses in Are now opening their Fall and Winter styles ef Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Buggy Robes, Childrens’ Goods, ben and Baker,152 maj—O’Mera 142 . Andthe only complete assortment of Ladies maj. aE GES and Conner have been Furs ever received in the country. New styles received by every steamer frem Paris, London and New York. The celebrated “FISHER’S BEST,” Moleskin Hats made to order at short notice, Montgomery street, Corner of Commercial Bt SAN FRANCISCO. OIL OF VITRIOL For Zsaje by F.SPrzNCE. MainSt. augl9 Empire Livery Stable, LONG KNOWN as one of the eers in fhe Livery business, lays consequencse of an increase of eustom and in order to accommodate his friends and the public, purchased the stand opposite the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt,~ enlarged and fitted vp in a manner unsurpassed, Eiorses, gees Bugsies. (DOUBLE or SINGLE ) BAROUCHEs, Concord WacGoxg HORSES TO DRIVE or forthe SADDLE, to be had at all times, and of the very best stock. As he designs keeping a No.1. Establishment, none bat the best stock will suit hint. ; Transient Stock left at the Stable will receive ev-ry care and atteation at reasonable prices. Remember the Empire Livery Stable, Broad strect, opposite National Exchange. Nevada, Sept. 2, 1859, J. H. HELM, Likenesses! Likenesses!! Great Reduction of Prices A. LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST,ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY MONTHS, Broad st., oppgsite the Hotel de Paris, Nevada. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM BIS Cugtomers and the public of Nevada and vieinit that he will takeas before, the most beautiful ang: natural pictures of all kinds, aswell ae can be tain the State, andat cheaper rates than heretofore. _Hislong experience in the Daguerrean art gives him the superiority over every operator ‘in this place and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUPIL) RRCENTLY ESTABLISAED HERE, COME ALL and sce the pictures of the best galleries and you will decide which is the best. Pe al a a i GIVEN inevery branch of the Art. : September 2, 18 y3—95 LMPORTANT THE Miners, Families, Restaurant and H OTEL KEEPERS. T. ELLARD BEANS . Wholesale Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, 52 Broad Street, Nevaaa. H’s nowon hand and is constantly receiving A more Groceries and Provisions than any other house in the mountains, and CAN and WILL self them CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE THIS SIDE OF Bace RAMENTO. And further—I will and de hereby agrees, to duplicate any bill purchased in Sacramento, adding frefght. Now is your time to get your winter Supplies, As goods are cheaper than ever before in Californig and I have now in store . 1000 qr. sacks Flour, 50 whole and half bbls Pork. 25 cans Jewell, Harrison & Co’s. Leaf Lard. 500 Boxes Adamantine Candles, 100 kegs E. B. & H.G. Syrup, 50 cases assorted Pie Fruit, 25 bbIsS C.and Brine Hams, 50 boxes Hill & Co's Soap, 5000 Ibs extra clear Bacon, 50 ch Comet, Oolong and Suisons Y. H. Tea, 100 kegs assorted Nails, 100 bbis and hf bblscrushed granulated, pe wdered New Orleens and San Francisco refined Sugars, 25 cases Oysters. 50 kits and hif bbls Mackerel, 50 kegs butter, 50 sks white and bayos Beans, 209 mats China Rice, 30. Sugar, 50 sks Java and Rio Coffee, 25 cases soda crackers, 200 kegs blasting powder, 100 sks Potatoes, 25 hf bbls dried apples, ALSO—A full and .omplete assortment of every kind of goods appertaining to our line of business consisting in part of Jams, Jellies, Green Corn, Green Peas, Preserves,Spices, Ground Coffee, Yeast Powders, Clams, Lobsters, Oysters, -ardines, Pickles, Cranberries, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, ‘Tapioca, Sago, Pepper Sance, To mato Catsup, Caper, Worcestshire Sauce, Olive Oil, Chicken, Turkey, Prunes, Corn Starch, Salt, Cream. ‘Tartar, Carb, Soda, Saleratus, dr Currants. Heiquors. Fine and common Brandy, ” 3x8 Whiskey, Gin, CASE LIQUORS: Old Tom, N. E. Rum Cal. Wine, Claret. Cub HouseGin, Host. Bitters, Fairbanks old Bourbon, Chas. Heidseick Champgne, Turners Raspberry Lemon Strawberry and Gum Syrups, and many °ther articles too numerto mention, We want it disttnctly understocd that we make no long windea accounts. Our terms are cash or short approved credit. “ “ Tokers Bittere, WollesSchnapps,. All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, Sept, 2. 1°59.—tf, Ppa aan 8: EON Keroseene Lamps! HALE'S PATENT BURNER. K EROSENE—or Coal Oll—used with Hale’s Patent Burner is warranted to give a better light with less injury to the eyes than any other material for light now in use. it will not Explode, Nor willit burn withouta wick under any ¢ircumstances. Asa house light, office or store light it has no equal. in an economical point of view, it is the cheapest light (except daylight) in existence, A Kerosene light equal to the light of four candles will cost about half a» much as one candle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES, A full supply of Lamps and Oils on hand, BRAGG & CO, Sacramento and San Franciseo. Patentees for California. E. F. Spence. Druggist, Nevada, Agent for Nevada Co. Brick Buildings. HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to TAKE CONTRAcTs for putting up Brick and Fire-Proof Buildings IN GRASS VALLEY AND VICINITY, Persons about to erect Brick Buildings of any description, for stores,Stables or Dwelling Houses, will find it to their advantageto call upon us before making contracts with any other parties. All work undertaken by us will be done by us in the best manner and on easy terms. &. D. LEAVITT. JOHN 8S. MAYHUGH. Grass Valley, Sept.1, 1859—3m THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY ( Established im 1850.) Every description of Machinery, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. We are sole makers of the justly celebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz: Mills WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TEST~ ED, in many localities, and are believed to offer many advantages over any other Mills now in nse. , WE ALSO MANAFACTURE Quartz Mill Machinery Of any description required for use. Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shingle Machines, Steam Engines, Foree Pumps, &e Quartz Mills can be supplied atshor motiee With Screens ofany fineness Made from the best Russia Iren, and in the most perfect manner. We have facilities for furnishing this article to any extent which may be required. iF, ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICh TED for any oftheabove,or other articles in our line. It is our design to turn out the best work for which we have facilities, at least not inferior te those of any ether establishment onthe Pacific Coast and at the most reasonable prices. GODDARD, HANSEOM & RANKIN, (Late GoRRarD & Co. San Francisco, Aug. 6—6ém THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U8. Bakery. . NEVADA. Come one, Come all—that is if yor have the CASH to pay for the best Beer an@’Meats in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the quarter side or carcass Cheap as the cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at all times N B—Not to be differen? from others we invite old friends and patrons to stay away uBless they havc the CASH. CHAS, KENT. ————~=<g~

THE JOURNAL FRIDAY MORNING, Sept. 9, 1859 Fisning oR THE Foreign VotTe.-— The earnest efforts put forth by all parties in the election just closed to secure the foreign vote, shows that it isan im-. portaut accession to any party that can gain it. In fact every intelligent man knows that the naturalized citizens .of this state hold the balance of political power. Consequently we have seen the administration presses of the State asseverate that the Leeompton Demoeracy was the legitimate Democracy of the country and, of course, the only true friends of foreigaers. terrible outery against the Republicans because in Massachusetts they had incorporated a clause in the State constitution compelling a foreignerto wait two years after naturalization before he could vote. The fact that the Republieans had so done in oue State is proof positive that the party in all the States is not friendly to foreigners, said the Lecomptons. On'the other hand the Anties have struggled through the canvass to prove themselves the real, unadulterated, simon-pure Democrats, and with the aid of the Cass-LeClere and Cass-Hofer letters they have made votes for themselves with a plausible argument. The poor Republicans, not being able to obtain the open ear ofthe foreigners to the extent that the name of Democracy obtains, have been busy during the can~ vass proving the party not responsible for the clause in the Massachusetts constitution. ‘hey repudiated the principle therein involyed and plead, like dogs, to be absolved from the sin that a small portion of their brethren had comThey too, have-used the precious documents of General Cass, to alienate the foreigners from the administration. The election is now over, and a few truthful observations may not fall unheeded on the public ear. We have seen American citizens in the can‘yass just closed, nay, whole parties, humiltatingly acknowledge their dependence upon foreigners, and pander to their passions and prejudices. With the Democratic parties this is no new abasement. They fished for the foreigners years ago They canght the piscine exotics and have kept them ina Democratic aquarium to be called at the tap of the Tammany drum, or the whist'e ofa locofogo fug’enan ever since. Qur Republican friends have little to hope from foreign votesin this State for years tocome Why not make a bold stand against their opponents, and rely upon the intelligence of their own couns trymen for an appreciation of their principles, their objectsand aims? There are thousands of true Amesicans in this State who holdin contempt the appeals to the ignorant and prejudi ced who hap pen to have power in their hands without a proper sense of the responsibility inits use. No party gaizs caste by losing the respect of these thousands in the struggle to collect votes at the expense of intelligence. mitted’ against the foreigners. slavishly Heatruy Excirement.—In the midst of the long political fever which has been upon us during several months, a-healthy ‘excitement broke in on Mon“day morning, which furnished a delightfal little episode. One of our gallant artists, itseems, had painted one of his recherche signs for a whisky mill, on which he portrayed a charming female in the oyster trade, and very ungalJlantly had written thename of a respectable young lady of this city onit The thing being brought tothe notice ofabroth er of “the young lady, he repaired to “Where the pale artist plies his sickly trade” and incontinently without reserve attempted to “spile’’ the young man’s countenance. *. We learn that some blood was spilled . on the occasion. but that no real damage was done, save and except to the coun“tenance aforesaid. Lecompron OratToxs inf the recent _ Canvass paraded the sayings of Banks, ‘Greeley, Seward and other distinguished Republicans. to the effect that in certain contingencies the Union is mot worth preserving in connection with the South. We can’t see how the pot calling the keitle black is going to better the caste of the former. It is a fact patent to every well informed mind that the first c1y disrespectful of the union originated in a Democratic state and with Democrats. Your Rhetts, Spratts, Davises, Quitmans, and other southern fire eat‘ers are centinually blabbing about southern rights and a dissolution of the Union if they can’t have their own way. 300KER AND SisLey.—The patriotic course of Booker and Sibley, in with~ drawing from the canvass in accordance with the popular will ought to be and must be remembered hereafter to their benefits. Their magnanimous conduet is deserving.of the highest praise. They should have withdrawn a trifle earlier, but tha pressure of friends is in a great degree responsible for that. We_ hope the result of the election will demonstrate that Messrs Bookerand Sibley have rendered high service to their country, s was certainly their intent in retiring from the canvass, They made a Ou Temrora, Ou Morus.—It is true the election is over but we cannot refrain from noticing the seandalous and infamous attempt of little men to defame their betters made on the eve of electicn. One W.S Long, as mean a dogas ever jof J. S. Stebbins!! that Col. Baker of. fered to sell his services to said Stebbins to stump the state of Oregon for the ad' ministration ticket, become a candidate for the United States senate there and . if successful, then said Stebbins might . sell Baker’s votes in Washington to the best advantage!!! Inthe whole course . of our life have we never seen so contemp‘ible a statement—so base and ma. licious a stander. Why, no man who knew Stebbins in the Senate of this State would hesitate to brand the report as an infamous falsehood. No Lecomp, ton gentleman who hasany acquaintance with Stebbins would give the slightest eredence to aught he might say injurious to the character of Ool. Baker, and no man in that party buta dirty slave of the party would retail so palpable a lie on suéh authoritys We doubt even if that poor authority be not who!ly wantiug, and would as soon beleive that a tool who would send forth to the world such mendacious reports prejudicial to the character ofa gentleman above reproach, based on such authority, would not be above making the miserable charge out of whole cloth. Of all bare-~ faced, mean, cowardly and despicable attempts to injure a political enemy, and so utterly impotent withal, the whole history of politics may be safely challenged to produce a parallel, Stabling Affair—-James Jeffrey was stabbed by William Mason on Monday evening last. The affair is related to us in the following manner :— A person called “Gassy Jack” was engaged in a political talk with Mr Jeffrey in front of Carley’s saloon on Broad street, after the political mecting. on Monday evening when Mason took him by the arm and away saying he did not want him to talk with Jeffrey. Mason with Gassy Jack walked tothe middle of the strect. Jeffrey went to Mason and asked him what sort of a way that was to take one gentleman from anothggwhen conversing, Mason immediately struck Jeffrey a light blow in the left breast which Jeffrey interpreted only asa push,and as the expression of a desire of Mason to be left alone. Jeffrey went away, and not until after some minutes did he discover he had been stabbed. The wound was inflicted by asharp pointed, slim bladed knife which penetrated through a thick coat and heavily padded vest, and struck a rib. A quarter of aninch further and the knife wouid have entered a vital part which the thick clothing probably prevented. The wound bled profusely, Jeffrey is about as usual. No arrests have been made. Lecompron Meetinec,—The election is past, but the political meetin of the Lecomptons on Monday night must needs be recorded as anevent in the history of the times. Goorge Pen Johnson and Wm. F. Anderson addressed a large c:owd in front of Harrington & Patterson’s saloon on the evening above named. The style and eloquenee ofthe first speaker were decidedly Johnsonian. About a dozen took the job of cheering lustily at regular interrals while the rest were remarkably quiet and orderly. Johnson has the loudest voice that ever disturbed the echoes of this neighborhood.We learn that the ladies a quarter of a mile off could hear his very chaste stories had they been gross enough to listen: Wm. F. Anderson sugared off the meeting. Three cheers were proposed which came ina_ straggling and dubious manner. The same for Broderick, Baker and McKibben, on being suggested came with a will that demonstrated but few administration men were present. THe Exrcrion.—The election on Wednesday,beyond atl question was the most orderly one ever witnessed in this city. There was no fighting to disgrace it, no offensive language from excited politicians, and but two drunken men to be seen anywhere about the town, The greatest good feeling seemed to prevail generally. though men worked energetically for their friends, and in opposition to each othor with considerable pertinacity. So far as we have heard the same order and good feeling character~ ized the election in the outsid3 precincts, and probably the same prevailed over the county. A gradual change for the better in this respect has been taking place for several years past, indicitive of the amelioration of society, aud a return to the habits and customs of the older States from whenee we came. Newspaper Change.-—We learn that J. H. Boardman & Oo. wil! be the publishers of the Grass Valley National shortly. Our friend George Roberts has become perfectly a. blowing the horn of the administration party, and boarding himself, besides being responsible for losses, The National will Icse an active manager and supporter in Roberts. Foot Race at North San Juan.—A foot race came off on Saturday last at North San Juan, between Hi Lightning and Geerge Barnes. Distance forty yards. Won by Hi Lightning, Bets . to several hundred dollars in the aggre. gate werg made on the result. went unhung, reports on the authority! ELECTION RETURNS. ee ee $s foe es y = & §.° 3s Ea a Re OP ale: SR oe Swe & cs a > a = = £ ie) Governor, Latham, 203 189 74 189 252 149 132 547 Curry 217 212 67 31135 121 et 324 Stanford Sz. GS CD 14 OGL OSA lS 18 Lieut. Governor. Downey 210 178 68 176 232 150 126 529 Conness 219 234 61 28135 NT 8&3 328 Kennedy 50 65 «16 19 62 57 20 67 Congress. eott 206 173 71 182 240 140 123 498 urch 206 174 70 183 241 143 129 520 McKibben 237 306 72 48 198 181 102 365 Baker 241 300 80 46 202 LeS 104 335 Judge Supreme Court. Cope 209 176 72 182 146 149 128 563 Sprague 217 232 62 29 131 115 Al 319 Shafter 53 69 15 20 63° 88 21 21} Treasurer, Findley 272 225 75 207 272 165 137 602 sohnsen 160 200 60 12 110 80 74 23% Caine 49 56 4 MM 2 55 20 2l Controller, Brooks 221 167 72 188 245 353 128 532 Pearcy 236 193 61 32 131 236 &2 320 Clark 64 56 15 14 63 191 21 2 Attorney General, Williams 210 178 71 186 246 359 128 523 Randolph 219 230 63 35 133 260 8&3 334 Love 51 66 15 13 62 163 21 20 Serveyor General, Higley 210 178 73 187 246 352 128 532 Long 220 220 60 32 133 243 83 320 Randall 51 6 15 14 69 184 20 21 Superintendent of Public Instruction, Moulder 211 18) 72 187 268 359 128 545 Myers 223 227 G64 32 137 238 84 309 Brown 47 67 13 14 53180 19 21 State Printer, Potts 210 168 72 75 224 343 126 473 O’Meara 267 307 77156 215 435 193 393 Clerk of the Supreme Court. Fairfax 209 178 6 186 250 349 198 549 Powell 221 235 13 32 129 265 &4 312 Parker, 51 64 54 14 G2179 21 21 Convention, For aConvetion 415 324 167 297 573.177 565 72 Against 5384 Senator, Anderson 207 182 59 185 991 145 123 373 Chase 269 288 e82 45 196 178 111 394 Assemblymen, Armstrong 197 79 74.169 117 116 414 Moore 211 63 184 233 154 108 467 Smith 212 7) 129 231 132 127 437 Hays 217 62 102 229 137 127 531 Curtis 218 69 186 224 161 137 445 Adsit 219 62 30 132 103 65 240 Palmer 219 47 88 HO TI9 91 293 O’Connor 56 147 176 133 8&6 272 Martin 60 32 141116 8&5 274 Pomeroy 58 30176 109 79 268 Gavlord 15 13 40 60 21 16 Crittenden 45 13 46 58 20 39 Webber 31 13°46 55 8&8 16 Dobson 16 13 46 56 21 15 Crawford 16 13 47 53 21 18 Sheriff, Van Hagen 269 234 72 8&7 250 125 124 429 Kent 199 219 73 147 148 184 102 315 Butterfield 6: 0-8: B41 Clerk, Lambert 142 248 73 79 932 115 108 386 Fem 328 207 71 155 171 186 114 363 Sykes 50 79 195 142 1382 590 Treasurer, CLinn 121 138 Fay) SEE ER TS age Webster 173 137 «30 140 134 101 60 183 Frazer 25 «34 4939 @2 23 7 Gregory 92° 157-63 2 35 15° 16 19 District Attorney, Maslin 196 161 51 17) 224 133 117 38t Hupp 17i «643 50 20113 86 82 £57 Sargent 113 264 «44 37 83 95 36 YL Assessor, Caldwell 206 194 59 71 179 10 117 410 Brennan 216 239 74 146 163 165 90 322 Whitman 38. 30 «4 OS «4h 45 «222 «(20 Public Administrator, Thompson 203 178 70987 231 117 133 412 Davis 119 228 «459731 139 142 «68 291 Moore Sl 63 17 13 48 55 22 @ For Superii:teudent Public Schools, Overton 207 179 40178 211 162 118 449 Kellogg 5L 163 10 22 37 SB 11 20 County Surveyor, Gamt.le & 209 3 65 171 229 149 192 452 Hoadly 220 215 62 42 137 109 49 281 Archibald 5S] Gt 15 13 46 356 17 .20 Coroner. Henry 208 #176 6418 1 144 126 449 Sterling 219 219 58 30 64 79 254 Spence 6 72 16 13 81 ST 23 2 Supervisor for Ist, District. Cross . 60 7 Rolf 47 212 Bic Dicgeings—We learn that the The Election--Its effect on Parties. The results of the election just closed have ax important bearing on the future of parties in this State, and we opine, on nsne so much will its influence be felt as on the Republican NEVADA BY TELEGRAPH i TO THE JOURNAL. Sacramento Sept. 9 1859. Dueil—Election Returns. Reports were current in town yesparty. Will that influence be prodycterday that Senator Broderick and tive of politica] gains to the Republicans, or will the tendency be toa dis. ¢}, Gwin had fought a duel, and again at Judge Terry and Broderick had organization ef the party ? These are / fought. Still again that Judge Terry questions about which we may legit-. had placed his resignation in the imately speculate, We must admit the numerical . to hands of the Governor, had gone San Francisco and demanded an strength of the Republicans in this} explanation of Broderick iu regard to State inthe Presidential contest of} the subject made of the Perley affair next year will depend much vpon the which was satisfactorily given by popular enthusiasm for the principles . the Senator. oftheir party In the East and the] ob chances of success. A popular lead. to er will canse thousands who would Nothing definite was tained from San Francisco relative the affair last night. In San Francisco Latham will otherwise remain cold and inactive . probably have 800 or 1000 majority. in the contest to enlist warmly in it. The Peoples Ticket will earry the There is a large body of voters in ev-. cit ery state who really have no fixed] or political principles at all, who it may y for all its officers except Surveyand Schoo] Superintendent. Sacramento Gounty.—Latham’smabe, are to-day swelling the denunciajority is 683, Baker’s maj. 610, Me: tions against the Repnblicans,but who . Kj bben’s maj. 582. Thirteen preare ready to throw themselves next . cincts to hear from. year on the popularside be it Repubd~ Napa County.—All the county lican or not. The accession of these . anti-Lecompton tieket except the men to Republicans will depend al-. county clerk 1s elected by an average most wholiy upon which way the po-. majority of 250—clerk is doubtful. §22 mae litical current to them seems:to set— . Napa city gives Currey It wonld seem to be the policy of the Sonoma County.—Incomplete reRepublicans so to act in a preliminary . tarng from all the precincts of Sonccontest, like that just ended, as to in~. jy county have so far given Latham duce that current to flow in their direc1414, Currey 794, Burch 1311, Scott tion. We suggest they should ex-} y5¢ hibit strength this yearon which to as a party next. so? On the contrary weakness.— 162, Kennedy 908 2, : 908, Scott 1301, While the Republicans of the State are as numerically strong to-day as the Popular Sovereignty Democrats, . Sh: thousands of them voted the clean scattering few to support the Republican State nominees. That few will hereafter be pointed at by Douglas Democrats and used as an argument toshow the pancity of numbers on the part of their allies compared with th-ic own. Where is the table of figures to prove the falsity of these pretensions ? Those well posted in the political affairs of the State will know the truth, but the plainest tangible evidence is necessary to create a popular current and carry the changahle part of the people with it. We say the Republicans ought to have fused completely with the antiLecompton Democrats in this canvass, or to have selected one or two good men on their State ticket and made it tha Par a point of honorto vote for them—ev414. ery solitary Republican.in the State. . My By a complete fusion, or runmng.one . O’Meara 503. ticke:, they would have been on a par with the Douglas Democracy in demonstrating relative strength, while by atenacious adhesion to one or ton : dolph 411, anti-Lecompton ticket, leaving but a} Powell 164 1341, Brooks 1361, Pearce 106, Clark 745. 106Kennedy 107. 400. Cope 401. 108. Love 107. 16, McKibben 893, Baker 911. : fesse ‘ 5 Santa Clara County, Compete.— predicate their claims to consideration Latham 1396, Currey 364, Have they done ford 632 Stan22, Downey 1416, Conness Burch 1406 McKibben 1051, 1082, Cope 1355, rfter 641, BaSprague 377 Williams 1331, RanLove 614, Fairfax 1422 Parker 758, Fiudley Johnson 163, Caine, 684, Higley 1374, Long 165, Randall 714, Moulder 1352, Myers 722. Brown 347. Botts 1260. O’Meara 1134. San Mateo County complete—Lam’ 420. Currey 418. Stanford Downey 417. Conness 411, Burch 407. Seott McKibben 523. Baker 524. Sprague 409. Shafter Williams 418. Randolph 418, Fairfax 423, Powell 320 ‘ker 101. Findley 434. Johnson 396. Caine 106. Brooks 421. Pearce 399, Clark 107. Randall 102, ers 418 Brown 105. Hig’e; 420. Long Moulder 421. Botts 418,

Maxon, Anti Lecompelected over Gough, Democrat to Assembly. Siskyou Co—All precinets heard Red Star company at Alleghanytown, . more candidates they might easily . from but ove giving the following re~ Sierra county, are realizing an average . have commanded by their numbers} cult Latham 2111, Currey 1269. The of $4,500 a week from their diggings.— After working since 1853 and running a tunnel 2,800 feet in length, they struck the lead but a few wecks since, and are now reaping a reward for their long and persevering labors, The tunnel is to be continued through the ridge to Forest the consideration, from their allies, o their claims as a party. They have done neither> They have furnished troops and munitions of war for the anti-Lecomptons, but at the expense of their own fature safety. The vote of Shafter will perhaps be taken for the Republican strength. But Shafter’s vote will not exhibit it. There bal out cin Kibben 1742, Baker 1689. 1244, O’Meara 1382. ance of the State ticket throughin about the same proportion. Placer County.—Latham 1843. Currey 919, Stanford 710, in 13 preBurch 1710, Scott 1685, McBotts 22 precincts cts. city a full mile distant. The mines are . are thousands of Republicans we dare . Latham leads Currey in the county owned by Gov. Wright, Wm. White, . say who voted and worked for the} vor 1000, balance of State ticket A. Bell, J. Kitto, Wm. King, James Livsey, E. Garver. C. Curriclle and OC. Hackett. On striking the lead a pan of . or were not. Popular Sovereignty State ticket en» tire. In so doing they may have about the same. ‘The Administrabeen right. We do not say they were . tion now claim majority of 100 in the We only contend the} cor inty for Burch aud Scott. It will earth scraped from the bed-reck yielded . Republicans should have, if they de~. hea sloserun between O’Meara, and $275 32. specimen of the gold weighing nearly an ounce, which is really good to look at: The perseverance of the Red Star eompany is deserving of big diggings. Adjoining and afew rods distant are the Eureka and Excelsior tunnels com~ menced about the came time as the Re Star. The lead has also been reache by these and With about the same re; sults. The Alleghany tunnel owned by Wm. Gould and others, are taking out $2,500 per week. Their tunnel] is 1800 feet in F amous Frazer river without suffering length. The Union, Cumberland, North famous Frazer river w © q . half our State crazy last year, has q {just bcen completed and willbe sen We have on ourtable a fine . sired to preserve and assist their party Botts voted in concert all over the State, either for an opposition ticket, or so as by Democratic Senator elected 500 maj. and Assemblymen by 80 to exhibit their full political strength. . maj. PANORAMA OF Frazer River.— A panorama of the river, the fabied gold deposites on whose banks set ret about forex ibition in a few days.— The balance of our citizens who were compeiled to stay at home on account of the force of circumstance will now havea chance to see the of Tuolumne County.—The following urns are from 4 precincts, Latham 1126, Currey 169, Stanford 46. Burch 865, Seott 836, McKibben 629, Baker t . 689Fresno Co.—By official returns of the New Idria precincts, 20 votes were polled. Latham andthe balance the State ticket received every vote. Monterey Co.—Latham’s maj. is 189; all returns in except one preWestern, New York, Bav State and . *t#e expense and perplexities of the! cinet; the balance of State ticket has Kuickerbocker tunne!s are ruu_to vari. "'Pous lengths and are supposed to be in the neighborhood of the lead. At ashort distance from Alleghanytown is anew mining locality called Wet Ravine, where a number o have beensunk with great success.— The Masonic shaft here is reputed to be the richest in Sierra county. It is owned by Phil. Gili and others, and is said to yield fabulous sums to its @wners, A stone’s throw from the Masonic is Fremont shaft which is an incline like the Nebraska. The dirt from the tunnel is reputed to pay $20 to the car load. A little town is springing up at Wet Ravine. More than a dozen houses houses are going up at the present time, Perhaps no section of the State offers better inducements for the employment of capital and labor than Alleghanytown and surrounding vicinity. According to accounts theress at the present time gings. Freeman’s oad.—F reeman has just completed a new road of a beautiful aod easy grade from his toll-bridge on the Middle Yuba to Forest city. By this cuitous route by the way of the road to. lead paid $35 per ton. The rock] without fail. The foot race will be Camptonville are saved besides making the trip to Forest city ouly a pleasant one, Jreeman has also vastly improv~ ed the road to Camptonville and shortened it considerably. f shafts . °Ur citizens with a sight of th given in connection with other inter. . t¢ esting and historical scenes, agent ot the painting wasin town a A view of clam banks will be . same maj. ’ ons on The 3 maj. The Democratic county ket is elected except Sheriff, LyRepublican ticket who has 44 Butte and Plumas Counties.—Butte few days ago, and promises to gratify . county has gone about 300 majority country from whence all travellers —return if they can. Pl et Durt—No Bioop.—Dave Kikland challenged S. McCane,at Orleans Flat on the morning of tie Sth, to. be mortal eombat. The challenge was accepted and the distance settled at 30 paces and the weapons pistols.— . 95 The parties were to take position ad51 at. for Latham. urer elected. The People’s candidate for clerk is elected. Anti-Lecompton treasReports from umas state that the Lecompton tickis eleeted with the exception of one member of Assembly. The told rate of San Francisco has en received from all but the 2nd district the figures stand Latham 33, Currey 3388 Stanford 3174. Bakker’s majority 3001, McKibben’s 61, O’Meara’s 2561. The San Francisco News has been vance and fire. John Cowgar and D. discontinued asa daily, but will apVolanderham acted as seconds. The. P° ar hereafter asa daily. The official returns from Santa feud was, however, settled on the Cruz—gives Curry 104 maj—McKibground without “effusion of blood." Bear CauGcur.—Messrs Osborne & Oakey caught a Grizzly last week. sentenced for the robbery of Freeabove Hunt's Hill weighing eight-. man’s Express—the former for five no locality containing better paying dig. hundred pounds. Archie McAllister . Yeats the latter fourteen years. has purchased Bruin with the intention of exhibiting him at the State Fair. at Sport.—A foot race, dog fight, and shooting match for turkeys come off McCaffrey’s Race course at Moore's Lecompton Quartz.—The last crush-. Flat, commencing on the 2dth inst. road many miles of travel by the oldcir-. ing from the celebrated Lecompton. The sporting world will be on hand. WHOLESALE AND RET AIL, now being taken out of the lead is of} an interesting part of the amusements. an excellent quality and promises to. Dave Kirkland will be on the course yield equally as well as that just. and contend with three other celebrated runners. rushed. Delayed.—The publication of our paper has beendelayed till Saturday in order to furnish our readers with the election returns from the county, and as far a3 possible, the State. LATEST! Finding it impossible to obtain the returns entire we can delay going to press no longer. The full and complete returns of the county will be given our patrons at the earliest possible moment inan extra. Snffice it to say, that excepting Chase, for Senator, Brennan tor Assessor and Q’Conner for the Assembly, the entire Administration ticket in this county is elected. For Justices, John Anderson and E. W. Smith have been re.etected in this township. J.B. Gray and W. C, Acher are elected Constables. ————— Birth. Sept. Ist, the wife of L. W. Williams of a son. Married, In this City, Sopt. Ist. at the residence of Mr. Richardson, by Rev. D. A. Dryden, Mr, Goorge E. Turner, and Miss Eliza L. Flower, all of Nevada. —<—<—$—$—$$—$$—$—=$sF New To-Day. > BATHING, Hair Cutting & Shaving Saloen, KE. B. FREEMAN, Proprietor, Wwoud respectfully inform the public that he has bought out Mr. Fisher and intends carrying on the SHAVING § HAIR CUTTING BUSINESS. He has, also, in connestizn with the the above, rooms fitted up for BATIIING, Either warm or Cold. A liberal share of patronage is solicited. Saloon, on Broad street, opposite National Tlotel. Sept. 9, 59, Notice to Tax-Payers! THE tax payers of the county are hereby notified that the Assessment Roll is now in my hands for collection, and all persons now delinquent by paying their taxes before the 30th of September will have a liberal deduction made in per centage on the amount. Tax payers had better apply at the Sheriff's Office at the earliest moment as there may he difficulty in issuing a large number of recipts for taxes on the last days of the month. S. W. BORING. Sheriff, and ex-officio Tax Colleetor of Nevada County. * Nevada, Sept. 8, 1859. DALYLY’S VALLEY WHISKY. We beg to call the attentionof Dealers, as well as consumers, to the following Certificates of well known Chemists, who have analysed “Daly’s Aromatic Valley Whisky,” The high reputation of the parties is a sufficient guarantee that the article possesses all the merit claimed for it. WM. NEWELL & Co. Sole Agenta. State Assayer'sOffice,32 Somerset street, Boston, Mass., April 17th, 185x. } Wm. H. Daly, New York : Dear Sir—I have made a Chem‘eal Analysis of your **Aromatic Valley Whisky,” and find it & pnre, fine-flavored Rye Whisky, cor taining noin jurious matter of any kind, and recommend it as suit able for medical and public purposes. CHARLES T. Jackson, M. BD. State Assayes. Naw Yorn, April 19th, 1858. Tnave analyaeda sample of ‘*Daly’s Aromat ic Valley Whisky,’’ and find it to be Ja pure article, of fine flavor, and without any deletcriou, admixture, JAMES R. CHILTON, VM. D. Chemist. Wn. H. Daly Esq. Dear Sir—Your ‘Aromatic Valley Whisky,’ is received, and after careful examination, 1 find it to be a pure article, entirely free from the adulterating ingredients so frequently ured. JamusJ. Mapes, Chemist. es DALY’S <1 Aromatic Valley Whisky, Is put up in cases comtaining One Dozen Bottles each. For sale by all the principal San Francisco. September, 9,—1859—6m. FISHER & CO, HATTERS, Liquor houses in Are now opening their Fall and Winter styles ef Hats, Caps, Canes, Umbrellas, Buggy Robes, Childrens’ Goods, ben and Baker,152 maj—O’Mera 142 . Andthe only complete assortment of Ladies maj. aE GES and Conner have been Furs ever received in the country. New styles received by every steamer frem Paris, London and New York. The celebrated “FISHER’S BEST,” Moleskin Hats made to order at short notice, Montgomery street, Corner of Commercial Bt SAN FRANCISCO. OIL OF VITRIOL For Zsaje by F.SPrzNCE. MainSt. augl9 Empire Livery Stable, LONG KNOWN as one of the eers in fhe Livery business, lays consequencse of an increase of eustom and in order to accommodate his friends and the public, purchased the stand opposite the National Exchange, which he has rebuilt,~ enlarged and fitted vp in a manner unsurpassed, Eiorses, gees Bugsies. (DOUBLE or SINGLE ) BAROUCHEs, Concord WacGoxg HORSES TO DRIVE or forthe SADDLE, to be had at all times, and of the very best stock. As he designs keeping a No.1. Establishment, none bat the best stock will suit hint. ; Transient Stock left at the Stable will receive ev-ry care and atteation at reasonable prices. Remember the Empire Livery Stable, Broad strect, opposite National Exchange. Nevada, Sept. 2, 1859, J. H. HELM, Likenesses! Likenesses!! Great Reduction of Prices A. LIEBERT, DAGUERREAN ARTIST,ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY MONTHS, Broad st., oppgsite the Hotel de Paris, Nevada. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM BIS Cugtomers and the public of Nevada and vieinit that he will takeas before, the most beautiful ang: natural pictures of all kinds, aswell ae can be tain the State, andat cheaper rates than heretofore. _Hislong experience in the Daguerrean art gives him the superiority over every operator ‘in this place and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUPIL) RRCENTLY ESTABLISAED HERE, COME ALL and sce the pictures of the best galleries and you will decide which is the best. Pe al a a i GIVEN inevery branch of the Art. : September 2, 18 y3—95 LMPORTANT THE Miners, Families, Restaurant and H OTEL KEEPERS. T. ELLARD BEANS . Wholesale Dealer in GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, 52 Broad Street, Nevaaa. H’s nowon hand and is constantly receiving A more Groceries and Provisions than any other house in the mountains, and CAN and WILL self them CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE THIS SIDE OF Bace RAMENTO. And further—I will and de hereby agrees, to duplicate any bill purchased in Sacramento, adding frefght. Now is your time to get your winter Supplies, As goods are cheaper than ever before in Californig and I have now in store . 1000 qr. sacks Flour, 50 whole and half bbls Pork. 25 cans Jewell, Harrison & Co’s. Leaf Lard. 500 Boxes Adamantine Candles, 100 kegs E. B. & H.G. Syrup, 50 cases assorted Pie Fruit, 25 bbIsS C.and Brine Hams, 50 boxes Hill & Co's Soap, 5000 Ibs extra clear Bacon, 50 ch Comet, Oolong and Suisons Y. H. Tea, 100 kegs assorted Nails, 100 bbis and hf bblscrushed granulated, pe wdered New Orleens and San Francisco refined Sugars, 25 cases Oysters. 50 kits and hif bbls Mackerel, 50 kegs butter, 50 sks white and bayos Beans, 209 mats China Rice, 30. Sugar, 50 sks Java and Rio Coffee, 25 cases soda crackers, 200 kegs blasting powder, 100 sks Potatoes, 25 hf bbls dried apples, ALSO—A full and .omplete assortment of every kind of goods appertaining to our line of business consisting in part of Jams, Jellies, Green Corn, Green Peas, Preserves,Spices, Ground Coffee, Yeast Powders, Clams, Lobsters, Oysters, -ardines, Pickles, Cranberries, Vermicelli, Macaroni, Pearl Barley, Split Peas, ‘Tapioca, Sago, Pepper Sance, To mato Catsup, Caper, Worcestshire Sauce, Olive Oil, Chicken, Turkey, Prunes, Corn Starch, Salt, Cream. ‘Tartar, Carb, Soda, Saleratus, dr Currants. Heiquors. Fine and common Brandy, ” 3x8 Whiskey, Gin, CASE LIQUORS: Old Tom, N. E. Rum Cal. Wine, Claret. Cub HouseGin, Host. Bitters, Fairbanks old Bourbon, Chas. Heidseick Champgne, Turners Raspberry Lemon Strawberry and Gum Syrups, and many °ther articles too numerto mention, We want it disttnctly understocd that we make no long windea accounts. Our terms are cash or short approved credit. “ “ Tokers Bittere, WollesSchnapps,. All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada, Sept, 2. 1°59.—tf, Ppa aan 8: EON Keroseene Lamps! HALE'S PATENT BURNER. K EROSENE—or Coal Oll—used with Hale’s Patent Burner is warranted to give a better light with less injury to the eyes than any other material for light now in use. it will not Explode, Nor willit burn withouta wick under any ¢ircumstances. Asa house light, office or store light it has no equal. in an economical point of view, it is the cheapest light (except daylight) in existence, A Kerosene light equal to the light of four candles will cost about half a» much as one candle. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED IN ALL CASES, A full supply of Lamps and Oils on hand, BRAGG & CO, Sacramento and San Franciseo. Patentees for California. E. F. Spence. Druggist, Nevada, Agent for Nevada Co. Brick Buildings. HE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to TAKE CONTRAcTs for putting up Brick and Fire-Proof Buildings IN GRASS VALLEY AND VICINITY, Persons about to erect Brick Buildings of any description, for stores,Stables or Dwelling Houses, will find it to their advantageto call upon us before making contracts with any other parties. All work undertaken by us will be done by us in the best manner and on easy terms. &. D. LEAVITT. JOHN 8S. MAYHUGH. Grass Valley, Sept.1, 1859—3m THE PACIFIC FOUNDRY ( Established im 1850.) Every description of Machinery, IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS. We are sole makers of the justly celebrated Howland’s Patent Rotary Quartz: Mills WHICH HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY TEST~ ED, in many localities, and are believed to offer many advantages over any other Mills now in nse. , WE ALSO MANAFACTURE Quartz Mill Machinery Of any description required for use. Saw and Flour-Mill Machinery, Shingle Machines, Steam Engines, Foree Pumps, &e Quartz Mills can be supplied atshor motiee With Screens ofany fineness Made from the best Russia Iren, and in the most perfect manner. We have facilities for furnishing this article to any extent which may be required. iF, ORDERS RESPECTFULLY SOLICh TED for any oftheabove,or other articles in our line. It is our design to turn out the best work for which we have facilities, at least not inferior te those of any ether establishment onthe Pacific Coast and at the most reasonable prices. GODDARD, HANSEOM & RANKIN, (Late GoRRarD & Co. San Francisco, Aug. 6—6ém THE EMPIRE MARKET. On Pine st. below U8. Bakery. . NEVADA. Come one, Come all—that is if yor have the CASH to pay for the best Beer an@’Meats in the mountains Meats wholesale, meats by the quarter side or carcass Cheap as the cheapest, and the best Live Stock forsale at all times N B—Not to be differen? from others we invite old friends and patrons to stay away uBless they havc the CASH. CHAS, KENT. ————~=<g~