December 27, 1861 (4 pages)

a Aevada Deworrat. . st Ea e th m o r f s w e N c hi ap Telegr The Trent Affair. ERT HOLLIDAY GIFT BOOKS: B. . v e R by ., st in th 25 e th on , an Ju b» San ss Mi d n a k, er Cl y t n u o C Beleriy, B. H. Panquiar, FULL GILT & MOROCCO BOUND, week, and we give on the first and second pages of this paper, all the news we have been able to obtain. The intelligence is of cousiderable importance, and bighly favorable, On the 18th inst.,Gen, Pope, in command of the Federal forces in southwestern Missouri, got between the main body of the enemy and a detachment of 2,200 encamped near Chicope, who fled as soon as they heard of Pope’s approach, leaving all their camp equipage, munitions, arms, eto. They were 80 closely pursued by the Uniou forces that known. There has been a ruptore at Richmond bell wi e s i W s. vi Da . ff Je d an se Wi n. Ge n ee tw Re y b ., st in th 25 e th on , In North San Juan , RN U LB Mi LA EL Ap [S ss Mi d n a r e i t u B B. Brierly, P. H. beth of North San Juan. He y, rl ie Br B. v e R by , nt Te ue Bl at ., st in th On the 26 ss Mi d an , da va Ne of s iu ex ss Ba Mr. Ronert H. L. e. ac pl er rm fo e th of e, on St t p r a u r e G L. a Jonann a e s i W gs in nn Je O. d an , ign res ly probab JeffDavis’’ administration in his 0 The Government has received jatallganes that Gen. Scott will immediately return. Ere MARRIED. , ce en ig ll te in c hi ap gr le te g in ow ll The fo In the telegraphic news from the East, . n a u J n a S h t r o N of De h t of o b n oo , rn y e te n af m A e th . A on , y n cy a in M Qu at d te da m. nu & e , ar ay -d ms to lo co r publiehed in ou p u s # d e v i e c e r e w t n e m e c n u o n n a e v o b a e h t h t n: i W io Un s y’ da es du We om fr is d, 23 l r el e id b Sl m of e st c re ar e th to ve ti la re s em a it of f r o e c n a t s i s s a t for San Franbe e h t $ is our h t i w “Octavian H ch, i h w , e n g a p m a h c f o y l p The New York Tribune’s dispatcly says Lord cisco, He is author cel to receive advertisements, and Mason, on board tbe Britieb mail steay p p a h e h t f o h t l a e h e h t e t k n a r d e w s, nd n o ie i i fr a w c i e d f a m e a] G ei fi t of rs fi s . e hi same d the a for ipt m s s ha and collect and rece on Ly pears that our Government to the Secretary of State. Its contents are not couple. ap It t. en Tr r me A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, v. om fr n io at ic un mm co al ici off an ed iv ce re . s same ba the for ct colle and ts omén rtis to receive sdve England on the subject, but nothing is 7, 1861. known as to the character of the communi_FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 27, e th at tb ys sa ch at sp di st te la e Th . on ti ca . ws Eastern Ne l be re e th e as le re to ed lv so re in ve en ba be s t ba h ne ap bi gr Ca le te l ta en The Contin en be d ba r de or an at th s d thi an of rt s, pa er st on fir si the is ng ri mm du Co r de working or TCR TOES; BOOKS FOR OLD AND YOUNG, Now is the Accepted Time, What is Better Than Gola? A FINE BOOK ! FE . will undoubtedly bring important news. d an ve ng ti ki ra te ma al rs t de en or ll ed ce su ex is s an k ha is ec LA ll IL l Ha AR ra AP ne RS Ge SA s’ np Sa t no do We x. fa li Ha to iseued to take them death the penalty for cutting down telegraph tonic, delicate females of irregular habits, or at the think any order of the kind has been made; lines or burning railroad bridges. Secessionists m_ re st fe sa d an st be e th it nd fi , fe li of od ri pe g in rn tu l . al s k ir o pa o B re to ft ed Gi ir f o qu k re c o be t ll e S wi th d es e at t av th c sl e e, r l ev ei e li th S be d t to s an e B e h T . ay ci fi ne be for there is every reason ly ar li cu pe so al is It . ed us be n ca at th y ed . ve li ey th e er wh , e. et e. s, et ad ro il ra s to ge ma da e th , d ns an io ct ss re ru ng st Co ob t, g ne in bi ll Ca pe s hi ex d an d, oo t en bl id e es th Pr er for purifying There wasa fire at New York s le mp pi , es ul st pu s, ur ay mo dw hu e oa th us Br r lo de 1 fu en 16 ro rr at sc su e, d or an strumous an Hagmans & Co’s, drug st people generally, rather th CAN BE FOUND AT e th of e ac rf su e th on 0, up s $5 on 89 ti up . er ed g in rn ur bu s ig sf wa di l and al Commissioners on the demand of the Brit. Garrett Davis, United States Senator from skin, ish Ministry, would bazard a war with that Kentucky, took his seat to-day. l al nw pi As om fr , ar St h rt No t p: en hi id ms es ea Pr st e e th Th ys ea ch E: at OR ST K O O B T power. One disp E E R T S D A O R B E H T . T E K R A M ‘ T A E M ‘ N O T L U F ; E H T d. ve ri ar s ha , th 16 c. De was to have sent a message to the Senate, NO. 6 COMMERCIAL ST. The French transport ship Rescue, bound to on the 20th, instant. on the subject of our Callao, was wrecked 40 miles south of Valpar) re. Stu oe Sh s Cu’ & rs ye Ma e ov ab s or do wo (T e fiv d, ar bo on s ul so d re nd hu x si d ha e Sh , so ai ve ha we t bu n, ai it Br t ea Gr relations with M R O F N I D L U O W Y H d. A ve C sa L re U we M om . wh AT of ly on x si or GENTLEMEN WISHING 10 d, 23 e th to s up nci vi d an da ru Congressional proceeding va a s Ne ve of gi ns st ze Po ti ci rk e Yo th w Ne e th to ch at A disp S AS CL T RS FI a ed en op s ha e he as at le th re ity to ed lv so ure mm ve mor that the Cabinet ha and no mention is made of such @ co d will keep me l, and an order has del Sli d an n so Ma they scattered in all directions, and some nication, to ship them to Halifax. The Post e th d , an es ch at sp di e th of r no at te e e th ic om Pr Fr n. Ge . ers lieve this. 300 were taken prison T S E A —————K — gone out MEAT MARKET, an . y it al qu st be ry ve e th nd ha y on tl an st don’t bees di g La n u o Y ts to en es e Pr n i e F k a M l ra be li s by pe ho he on, etc., and of Becef, Pork, Mutt and fair dealing to receive a good share of the pat. ronage of this community. known proclivities of the English aristo1. 186 27, , , Dec ada Nev OR CHILDREN, s es Pr ed iat soc “As he —T s. na to as nm no Co cracy towards the rebels, itis not improbaic aph egr tel g in ow ll fo the ed iv ce re ve ha ad ke ble that ibe British Ministry will ta SEEDS!!! S D E E S . ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE : ss re ng Co in s ng di ee oc pr e lat of rt po re —— vantage ofthe first pretext that offers to dis d me su re e us Ho e th h, 19t er mb ce De On S, LER DEA TO , es at St ed it b, Un 19t e t th is the an ag r on e wa ar ri, cl sou de At Warrensborg, Mis . en tw on of ti uc tr ns co e th for l bil e th on n cussio The assortment at . . ers sed Oth pas l d bil an e , Th ers the Federals under command of Col, Jeffers. den at Gar bo ngu s, m mer ea Far st d ty iron cla . ETO s, poe Bri ap on LRo iti Rai pet or a on d cti te en tru es Des pr de Wa , te na Se the In sed pri son ©. Davis and Major Marshal, sur eFr C. hn Jo t tha ng ki as , . io NOh of TE ns EX ize cit ST om MO fr E t TH Wes R the FE of OF E d an mm co in k, lec A. P. a rebel camp, and captured 1,300 prisoners, —Gen, Hal CH Dec. 17, 1861. UR CH & CO 's , . l. it, ra Fru , ne Ge den nt Gar na ld, te Fie eu sh Li d Fre te of in t po ap ortmen be ass nt e siv mo . kma er ord an ued iss bas t, men art Dep ern h 1,000 stand of: arms, and 1,000 horses, wit In the House, December 2Ist, Julian, of Inand Flower Seeds on the Pacific Coast, from the best . g sin pri com pe; uro K and tes Sta ted Uni the s in wer ve gro iti Fui the t tha n tio olu res a d ere SAND S’ SARS the loss of only two men killed and wouning death the penalty of burning reilroad . diana, off APAR ILLA , t— par in rethe bid for to as d de en am so be w La e av Sl aph egr tel of on cti tru des the aud s, dge bri 1. 186 wth gro e, pur d, See ver a Clo alf ant Alf lli The Ibs. bri 000 Origi st nal 15, and Genu ine Artic le, ded. This is regarded as the mo or lab om fr ve iti fug y an of urn ret capture or 2,000 ibs, Red Clover Seed. to ed end ict ess btl dou is er ord s Thi s, line r without proof that the client is loyal. Afte exploit of the war. Among the prisoners 1,000 Ibs. White Dutch Clover. ENDORSED BY THE tion passed. olu res the n sio cus pedis per ch ism mu dal van of s act the to p sto ea a : put Seed. Grass ‘Timothy Ibs. 2,000 n ee nt ve se d an ls ne lo captured were three Co passed Wilson’s , 23d er mb ce De e, us Ho e Th Best, the Being as Faculty Medical . Seed, Grass Hungarian Ibs. 1,000 io s, law out of ds ban ing aud mar by ted tra 1,000 Ibs. Millet Seed, And ‘Parest Captains. Col. Davis commands one of the resolutions prohibiting U. S. officers using any pride ire fug g in . rn Clover Seed. son tu Lucerne Iba, sea re 1,000 t of pas e the os ing rp dur pu ri, sou the Mis rn for the ce Nor for ir the of Indiana regiments. 50 Bush, Red Top Grass Seed, EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA MADF. . ves e sla tiv the , ror Mir the to ch pat dis a to ing ord Acc feed. the Grass Blue on e, Kentueky Bush. 75 A fight took place noar Drainvill on ies dut g sin rea Morrill reported a bill inc 20 Bush, Rye Grass Seed. ri sou Mis th Nor the of s dge bri coffee, tea and sugar. The proposed increase Potumac, December 20th, between a de track and S ANDS’”’ SARSAPARILLA; Mixed Lawn Grass Seed. Bush. 20 s, lar dol of ns lio mil ht eig of e nu ve re a ld yie l wil a for yed tro des n bee ely lat 15 Bush. Lanfoin Clover Seed, tachment of Gen, McCall’s division, comRailread have portations be the same as they im the ld ou sh 10 Bush, Sweet Vernal Grass Seed. Purifies the Blood. lla rri gue by es, d mil dre hun one ce of tan dis ireg el reb ee thr d an manded by Gen. Ord, 10 Bash. Crested Dogstail Grass Seed. were in 1860. for s nd la ng 10 Bush, California Prairie Clover. ti an gr l bil a ed uc od tr ds. in on ban nt Fe y, rd Fo H, hn Jo n. Ge d by ments commande 600 Ibs. Sugar Beet Seed. SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, ouri river to San Franss Mi the om fr ad lro rai a 500 a Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet. j of Ajabama, The Federals bad been sent our in cisco, Srage ‘Acower—.We mentioned 800 Ibs. Long Blood Beet. . Serofu 900 Ibe. Torcip Bheed Best. Cures Serofula, ed on aforaging expedition, aud were attack last, that the stage running from Marysville of t den pon res cor A .— vs Lo su Fa at wn me So . p eaar sh a 600 Ibs. Ruta Fey Turnip Seed, by the enemy in ambush, when to Oroville was swept away while erossing a 200 Ibs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed. SAND S’ SARS APAR ILLA , o Or om fr g tin wri l, Cal sco nci Fra n Sa the re we gagement ensued, in which the rebels 200 tbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed, slough near the former place, and one pass: say y. ntr cou ces 200 Ibs. Long Orange Carrot. Per z Ne the in o, Fin un wo d an led kil 0 15 defeated with a loss of Cures Stubborn Uleers. senger drowoed, It seems that while the 10@ Ibs. White Belgian Carrot, e ther e tim that At e. Jun I arrived here last ded,. The Federals’ loss was six killed aud team was crossing the slough the forward 400 Ibs. Assorted Onion Seed, were only twelve buildingsin town—now there 1,000 tbs. TOP ONIONS, ge ed lar a ur pt d ca eight wounded. Gen, Or SANDS ’ SARSA PARIL LA, ings digg for ing pect pros r Afte . five ntyseve are stage the and pled, wheels became uncou Together with all the varieties required. of arms‘ clothing, etc., which the amount SEREROST=31 22, 2) 3224 38] aaa FLEE, last accounts was at Osceola with the main body of rebels—reported to namber 8,000 men—avd a battle between this force and Pope’s army was daily expected, the building business, and Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Pruning into t wen I , vain in There were three Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding had I soldin time I could have made money; immediately capsized. cnemy left bebind in their retreat. passengers in the stage, a German aud two The Kederal troops now occupy Beaufort Chioamen, and one of the Jatter was drownand are fortifying the place, The steamship ed. The stage was carried down the stream, Atlantic bas arrived at New York, from and lost, eotton, and over 100,000 pounds had been seouredi This was to be sent to New York and sold on aecount of the Government. A report is mentioned ofa great vegro insurrection baviog broken out in Missis sippi, aod-of the destruction of an immense Jupae Nortoy.—A letter bas been received from Edward Norton, Supreme Judge elect, by a friend in San Francisco, dated UDEEES_§4e/57 Port Royal, with 12,000 pounds of sea island at Rome, in which the writer says he bad heard of his election, and would endeavor but I did not sell, so Tam poor. The stampede for Salmon has hurt Oro Fino City, The“boys” say that region “knocks” a snag in its early days. The riches of the Salmon river mines, according to the reports of some of my acquaintances, osW hehave returned from there, are fabulous; I dare not repeat their stories to you. The say the pay is from $1 to $40 to the pan of dirt; and the dirt being washed with pan and rockers, and easy diggings. I have the word and honor of a person who was there, that he saw a gold-pan full of gold dust, which wasi result of one month’s work for two Cures Cutaneous Eruptions, Knives, Saws, ete., ete. Boxes of 100 papers, assorted seeds, put up expres*ly fee Dena A libera] discount will be made to the le We have a very fine assortment of Duteb Bulbous SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, May be safely taken at all times,—it will seeure to Flowering Roots, whieh we ean pack to go secure for Ladies a regular periodie ha bit—and is the very best any distance, medicine they can take when arrived at the period Catalogues sent on application. All orders ad. called “turn of life.”’ Price $1,00 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5,00, for Sands’ Sarsaparilla, and take no other, J.P, SWEENY & CO. dressed to ; San Francisco, Prepared by A. Bb. & D, SANDS, Druggiats, 100 Fulton street, corner of Willam, New York. For sale by C, M, BATES, and K. F. SPENCE, Nevada; and all other Druggists. _ KF Will meet with prompt attention. 6g San Franciseo, Dee. 27, 1861.—3m. ONSTABLE’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of Ina StTANLY’s court of Moore’s Flat, Eureka township, County of Nevada, to be in New York in time to leave for flere, in this town, everybody is goin and State of California, to me dirccted and delivered Calijornia on the steamer of December 2d. trying to get over to the Salmon—even pac tng commanding me to make the sum of forty-two 29-100 Dec, 24, 1861. amount of property, Intelligence has been received at BaltiIf be failed in that, he would certainly leave cattle in place of horses or mules; freight twentydollars and costs of suitand all accruing costs therein, . wherin DAN’L DOOLING is plaintiffand VM. DOOLY t one abou only is It d, poun per cents five timore that Kort Pickens bad opened fire on on the following steamer, of the Lith. hundred miles from here, but there is an awis defendant, I have levied on and will expose at pubFlat Moore’s at cash, for bidder highest the to sale lic at it ful mountain to cross, and snow is on OO present, Prierim’s Day.—Rev. Thos. Starr King’s Congregation, at San Francisco, celebrated the PERE RVOEEE Fort McRae three times since the 22d of Cost or Takine Beavyort.—-It is estimaNovember, but with what effect is not ted that about three thousand five hundred stated. No mention is made of the reported atshot and shell were fired at Forts Walker and Beauregard, in the late bombardment tack on New Orleans, at Port Royal. The average cost of each From SackamMento.—Mr, Foster, the exshot is set down at eight dollars, making press messenger of Welles, Vargo & Co, the total cost of the caoture of Port Roya arrived in Nevada yesterday from Sacraharbor $28,000. mento, He brought the letter mail of MonFoot Rack.—The much talked of foot day, but no papers except one copy of the race betweeu Selaya, the native Californian, Sacramento Union. The roads are ina horand Ricks, the ex Methodist minister, came rible condition, and it will probably be seme off near Sau Jose on Saturday. Selaya ran days before direct communication with Saceighty yards in seven and a half seconds, ramenoto is resumed. By way of Marysville, beating his competitor three feet, and winwe learo tbat Saeramento was again par anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, on the 22d inst. The Mirror says Mr. King delivered a grand religious oration on “The Colonization of New England by the Paritans.” It was no commonplace glorification of the Pilgrim Fathers, such as most of us have read and listened to, but a clear and calm and most rational exposition of their character, Ask BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. NO. 57 BROAD St., Nevada, on Wednesday, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUAR CORNER PINE & Broad sts. A. PD. 1862, at 2 0,clock, P. M., the right, title and in terest of the above named defendant in and to the. following described property. namely: one undivided. cighth interest in the mining claims known as the Nevada Diggins together with water privileges, comprising in ditches and reservoirs and all gg 0 gpa Retail Drugyist & Apothecary, is just in receipt of a large assortinent of staple Perfumery, e bl ta ns Co K, UC BC BA a e, a De ., tp _Kureka A. 8, BALLIDIE, R.C. M. BATES, WHOLESALE AND Paints, HT, GRAVES. . Patent Medicines, Toilet and Fancy ARTICLES. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO., WHICH WILL BE SOLD their motives, their trials, their triumphs, and flood, and the damage was trifling. Mr, Foster started for Sacramento again, this morning, with express matter. He goes by way of Marysville, aod willreturo as soon as he can mebe har ‘wip. EEEESREDIS tially flooded on Monday night and Tuesday, but the people were prepared for the OS P49 Fed the real greatness of the mission to which they Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, were divmely appointed, and of the work they As Cheap as the Cheapest! And Manufacturers of accomplished for their descendants, for human PATENT WIRE ROPE, liberty, and for the world. The picture, so graphically limned, of the trials of the first Cc. ans Bates, M. D., Office in the Drug winter passed by the little band of exiles,in IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES or .Store ning $1,000, any span and capacity erected, and material. * oo new home—of their sufferings by disease, af ay wren and by savage foes—brought home furnished, j M D O E N D T E I R Havi S N ng T been R cons Y tant . ly enga ged in the erect ion of . to the inmost heart of the listener a more adeWire Suspension San Francisco Inso.vents.—Sixty-five Bridges and Acqueduets for some quate conception of the reality, than we have years past, we are fully prep Great Improvements. ared to do such work persons applicd for the benefit of the ineolever derived from the sonorous sentences and satisfactorily at a low figure, and to GUARANTY veat law, ia San Fraucisco, during the affluent rhetoric of Everett. The discourse PERMANENCY, VULCANITE abounded with interesting Part ies historical who facts, many are about ereeting bridges will find it year 1861, and the total amount of their of them but little known to the general reader, greatly to their advantage to give usa call before THE BEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND liabilities was $441,073. Thie is the smalland was altogether a very noble performance, deciding to build wooden structures, as the recent floo ds thr oughout the State have proven them te be . and one which we consi ier the most just, raest figure for several years, CH MO OF PL EA AT DE PE E! ST who lly uns afe and unre liab le. A mum ber of our wire . tional, and impartial tribute to the memory of suspensions are now in use in different localities TEE ART FO R TH. IFI CIA L the Pilgrims, to which we have ever listened. out the State, no one of whichas h bee n in the least af Tus Butte Record learns that eight bunSected by the freshets. ee ae pe ee eseennsenenensestnTARE Tue grand jory j ofMariposseounty found thirty-two indietments at its late term, The dred head of stock were drowned at MisWI RE ROP E, for min , manBear River Bripers.—Workmen are ufactured, of any len ing and ferry pur; gth and size required, being eases were principally for violating the souri Bend, on Feather river, during the Bridgeemplo yed in re-constructing English’s cheaper ani better than hemp, gaming law aod for selling liqner to Inlate flood, Scales of weights and strength, with priees annexed, dge over Bear River on the Auburmand NeFounp Dgap.—An inquest was held, one Tux lose by the late flood, at Oregon day last week, on the body of aman founda City, is estimated at $170,000, Two large short distance above Kent’s ranch, not far from Oroville. The body had the appearance of hayGouriog milla, several store houses, aod ing remained several daysin the water, and CALL ON DR. LEVASON, Examine Specimens, at his Office, UP STAIRS OVER BLOCK’S, rad road. The bridge will be ready for the furnished, on application te the manufacturers. Sen d fo ra cirSular. A. 8. HALLIDIE & €O.,, ae of heavy teams by the Ist of January. Axp Oprrosirr Cuzar Jomn’s, Nevapa CitY. de24-3m. 412 Cha y street, San Franeiseo. truetion of this bridge has caused great ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT HOME! inconvenience to teamsters, and until repaired RESIDENCE FOR SALE. _Beveta, Dec, 14, 1861. no teaming can be done between Placer and . ae Nevada counties by the way of Auburn. JohnA HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED ON the Washington road, im Nevada, is offered iad son’s Bridge which it was reported had been TREES, FLOWERS, aotam,aa 0. eee eens immense quantities of wheat aad flour, were was destitute of clothing save a pair of socks carrie d away, is still standing. The only damfor sale on reasonable terms, The house is well and boots, the former being marked ‘J.” + yo awept away. m os the lot contains six or eight acres ! NG KI MA fa, che received was in one of the abutments, with some EN RD GA threeacres of orchard. Apply at thi h was partially destroyed. The Nevada, Dee. 14, 1861.—Im ORE Me tert Seas . T HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Grea? Risx.—According to the Shasta Nevapa Terairory Bar.—There are thirhowever, will either have to be moved to respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada river or the-riv er tothe bridge, as we underthat he is still engaged in selling and ise ty-n FOR SALE. ine prac tici ng atto rney s in Nev late the ada TerriCourier, the Klamath river, during tory;, twenty-one in Virginia City, fifteen in stand thereis an intervening space of some Provk HUNDRED ACREs oF awp,. m, sewe , Gente O00. 008 Oo os flood, was one hundred and fifty feet above Carson City, and three in. ‘ilver iD Also, Vines. and Trees. Fruit Point oe ni half a mile of good road betwe en the two points City . le all under suitab good fence— for Grainn Making up Gasto in every desirable mabner. He low water mark, . V. National. al. reas never to en be tero Ap . has on hand a seleetion of Flowers in his let Crment.—A rich vein of h Dee s 21, 166 3. No. 75 Bro ad me Nev ada . o iet ate , 14, ie 186 — ee so PR me ED to s: order g : os ve workin MI in n LL still Rod is raph ER olt teleg . was Tue w 19 rece ntly has lately been n emes ae"hardness killed is cay ba nk eye 7RESH CALIFORN is si mi la to r lle, th but the wites are down below Marysvi at founat d Benieia, and is said. at L A R S= D NE , CI F R DI O E D M S : e a e ar 's Bar, in Amado Fc aefed Hogs—for sale i to be equal to. any brought from the East. eby asi For E.?. SPENCE, Dru in the State only three wee a ae 1, 1861, i. M. HIXSON. Dec. 14, 1861, No., 43 Broad st., ey ‘AND

a Aevada Deworrat. . st Ea e th m o r f s w e N c hi ap Telegr The Trent Affair. ERT HOLLIDAY GIFT BOOKS: B. . v e R by ., st in th 25 e th on , an Ju b» San ss Mi d n a k, er Cl y t n u o C Beleriy, B. H. Panquiar, FULL GILT & MOROCCO BOUND, week, and we give on the first and second pages of this paper, all the news we have been able to obtain. The intelligence is of cousiderable importance, and bighly favorable, On the 18th inst.,Gen, Pope, in command of the Federal forces in southwestern Missouri, got between the main body of the enemy and a detachment of 2,200 encamped near Chicope, who fled as soon as they heard of Pope’s approach, leaving all their camp equipage, munitions, arms, eto. They were 80 closely pursued by the Uniou forces that known. There has been a ruptore at Richmond bell wi e s i W s. vi Da . ff Je d an se Wi n. Ge n ee tw Re y b ., st in th 25 e th on , In North San Juan , RN U LB Mi LA EL Ap [S ss Mi d n a r e i t u B B. Brierly, P. H. beth of North San Juan. He y, rl ie Br B. v e R by , nt Te ue Bl at ., st in th On the 26 ss Mi d an , da va Ne of s iu ex ss Ba Mr. Ronert H. L. e. ac pl er rm fo e th of e, on St t p r a u r e G L. a Jonann a e s i W gs in nn Je O. d an , ign res ly probab JeffDavis’’ administration in his 0 The Government has received jatallganes that Gen. Scott will immediately return. Ere MARRIED. , ce en ig ll te in c hi ap gr le te g in ow ll The fo In the telegraphic news from the East, . n a u J n a S h t r o N of De h t of o b n oo , rn y e te n af m A e th . A on , y n cy a in M Qu at d te da m. nu & e , ar ay -d ms to lo co r publiehed in ou p u s # d e v i e c e r e w t n e m e c n u o n n a e v o b a e h t h t n: i W io Un s y’ da es du We om fr is d, 23 l r el e id b Sl m of e st c re ar e th to ve ti la re s em a it of f r o e c n a t s i s s a t for San Franbe e h t $ is our h t i w “Octavian H ch, i h w , e n g a p m a h c f o y l p The New York Tribune’s dispatcly says Lord cisco, He is author cel to receive advertisements, and Mason, on board tbe Britieb mail steay p p a h e h t f o h t l a e h e h t e t k n a r d e w s, nd n o ie i i fr a w c i e d f a m e a] G ei fi t of rs fi s . e hi same d the a for ipt m s s ha and collect and rece on Ly pears that our Government to the Secretary of State. Its contents are not couple. ap It t. en Tr r me A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, v. om fr n io at ic un mm co al ici off an ed iv ce re . s same ba the for ct colle and ts omén rtis to receive sdve England on the subject, but nothing is 7, 1861. known as to the character of the communi_FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 27, e th at tb ys sa ch at sp di st te la e Th . on ti ca . ws Eastern Ne l be re e th e as le re to ed lv so re in ve en ba be s t ba h ne ap bi gr Ca le te l ta en The Contin en be d ba r de or an at th s d thi an of rt s, pa er st on fir si the is ng ri mm du Co r de working or TCR TOES; BOOKS FOR OLD AND YOUNG, Now is the Accepted Time, What is Better Than Gola? A FINE BOOK ! FE . will undoubtedly bring important news. d an ve ng ti ki ra te ma al rs t de en or ll ed ce su ex is s an k ha is ec LA ll IL l Ha AR ra AP ne RS Ge SA s’ np Sa t no do We x. fa li Ha to iseued to take them death the penalty for cutting down telegraph tonic, delicate females of irregular habits, or at the think any order of the kind has been made; lines or burning railroad bridges. Secessionists m_ re st fe sa d an st be e th it nd fi , fe li of od ri pe g in rn tu l . al s k ir o pa o B re to ft ed Gi ir f o qu k re c o be t ll e S wi th d es e at t av th c sl e e, r l ev ei e li th S be d t to s an e B e h T . ay ci fi ne be for there is every reason ly ar li cu pe so al is It . ed us be n ca at th y ed . ve li ey th e er wh , e. et e. s, et ad ro il ra s to ge ma da e th , d ns an io ct ss re ru ng st Co ob t, g ne in bi ll Ca pe s hi ex d an d, oo t en bl id e es th Pr er for purifying There wasa fire at New York s le mp pi , es ul st pu s, ur ay mo dw hu e oa th us Br r lo de 1 fu en 16 ro rr at sc su e, d or an strumous an Hagmans & Co’s, drug st people generally, rather th CAN BE FOUND AT e th of e ac rf su e th on 0, up s $5 on 89 ti up . er ed g in rn ur bu s ig sf wa di l and al Commissioners on the demand of the Brit. Garrett Davis, United States Senator from skin, ish Ministry, would bazard a war with that Kentucky, took his seat to-day. l al nw pi As om fr , ar St h rt No t p: en hi id ms es ea Pr st e e th Th ys ea ch E: at OR ST K O O B T power. One disp E E R T S D A O R B E H T . T E K R A M ‘ T A E M ‘ N O T L U F ; E H T d. ve ri ar s ha , th 16 c. De was to have sent a message to the Senate, NO. 6 COMMERCIAL ST. The French transport ship Rescue, bound to on the 20th, instant. on the subject of our Callao, was wrecked 40 miles south of Valpar) re. Stu oe Sh s Cu’ & rs ye Ma e ov ab s or do wo (T e fiv d, ar bo on s ul so d re nd hu x si d ha e Sh , so ai ve ha we t bu n, ai it Br t ea Gr relations with M R O F N I D L U O W Y H d. A ve C sa L re U we M om . wh AT of ly on x si or GENTLEMEN WISHING 10 d, 23 e th to s up nci vi d an da ru Congressional proceeding va a s Ne ve of gi ns st ze Po ti ci rk e Yo th w Ne e th to ch at A disp S AS CL T RS FI a ed en op s ha e he as at le th re ity to ed lv so ure mm ve mor that the Cabinet ha and no mention is made of such @ co d will keep me l, and an order has del Sli d an n so Ma they scattered in all directions, and some nication, to ship them to Halifax. The Post e th d , an es ch at sp di e th of r no at te e e th ic om Pr Fr n. Ge . ers lieve this. 300 were taken prison T S E A —————K — gone out MEAT MARKET, an . y it al qu st be ry ve e th nd ha y on tl an st don’t bees di g La n u o Y ts to en es e Pr n i e F k a M l ra be li s by pe ho he on, etc., and of Becef, Pork, Mutt and fair dealing to receive a good share of the pat. ronage of this community. known proclivities of the English aristo1. 186 27, , , Dec ada Nev OR CHILDREN, s es Pr ed iat soc “As he —T s. na to as nm no Co cracy towards the rebels, itis not improbaic aph egr tel g in ow ll fo the ed iv ce re ve ha ad ke ble that ibe British Ministry will ta SEEDS!!! S D E E S . ARE INVITED TO CALL AND EXAMINE : ss re ng Co in s ng di ee oc pr e lat of rt po re —— vantage ofthe first pretext that offers to dis d me su re e us Ho e th h, 19t er mb ce De On S, LER DEA TO , es at St ed it b, Un 19t e t th is the an ag r on e wa ar ri, cl sou de At Warrensborg, Mis . en tw on of ti uc tr ns co e th for l bil e th on

n cussio The assortment at . . ers sed Oth pas l d bil an e , Th ers the Federals under command of Col, Jeffers. den at Gar bo ngu s, m mer ea Far st d ty iron cla . ETO s, poe Bri ap on LRo iti Rai pet or a on d cti te en tru es Des pr de Wa , te na Se the In sed pri son ©. Davis and Major Marshal, sur eFr C. hn Jo t tha ng ki as , . io NOh of TE ns EX ize cit ST om MO fr E t TH Wes R the FE of OF E d an mm co in k, lec A. P. a rebel camp, and captured 1,300 prisoners, —Gen, Hal CH Dec. 17, 1861. UR CH & CO 's , . l. it, ra Fru , ne Ge den nt Gar na ld, te Fie eu sh Li d Fre te of in t po ap ortmen be ass nt e siv mo . kma er ord an ued iss bas t, men art Dep ern h 1,000 stand of: arms, and 1,000 horses, wit In the House, December 2Ist, Julian, of Inand Flower Seeds on the Pacific Coast, from the best . g sin pri com pe; uro K and tes Sta ted Uni the s in wer ve gro iti Fui the t tha n tio olu res a d ere SAND S’ SARS the loss of only two men killed and wouning death the penalty of burning reilroad . diana, off APAR ILLA , t— par in rethe bid for to as d de en am so be w La e av Sl aph egr tel of on cti tru des the aud s, dge bri 1. 186 wth gro e, pur d, See ver a Clo alf ant Alf lli The Ibs. bri 000 Origi st nal 15, and Genu ine Artic le, ded. This is regarded as the mo or lab om fr ve iti fug y an of urn ret capture or 2,000 ibs, Red Clover Seed. to ed end ict ess btl dou is er ord s Thi s, line r without proof that the client is loyal. Afte exploit of the war. Among the prisoners 1,000 Ibs. White Dutch Clover. ENDORSED BY THE tion passed. olu res the n sio cus pedis per ch ism mu dal van of s act the to p sto ea a : put Seed. Grass ‘Timothy Ibs. 2,000 n ee nt ve se d an ls ne lo captured were three Co passed Wilson’s , 23d er mb ce De e, us Ho e Th Best, the Being as Faculty Medical . Seed, Grass Hungarian Ibs. 1,000 io s, law out of ds ban ing aud mar by ted tra 1,000 Ibs. Millet Seed, And ‘Parest Captains. Col. Davis commands one of the resolutions prohibiting U. S. officers using any pride ire fug g in . rn Clover Seed. son tu Lucerne Iba, sea re 1,000 t of pas e the os ing rp dur pu ri, sou the Mis rn for the ce Nor for ir the of Indiana regiments. 50 Bush, Red Top Grass Seed, EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA MADF. . ves e sla tiv the , ror Mir the to ch pat dis a to ing ord Acc feed. the Grass Blue on e, Kentueky Bush. 75 A fight took place noar Drainvill on ies dut g sin rea Morrill reported a bill inc 20 Bush, Rye Grass Seed. ri sou Mis th Nor the of s dge bri coffee, tea and sugar. The proposed increase Potumac, December 20th, between a de track and S ANDS’”’ SARSAPARILLA; Mixed Lawn Grass Seed. Bush. 20 s, lar dol of ns lio mil ht eig of e nu ve re a ld yie l wil a for yed tro des n bee ely lat 15 Bush. Lanfoin Clover Seed, tachment of Gen, McCall’s division, comRailread have portations be the same as they im the ld ou sh 10 Bush, Sweet Vernal Grass Seed. Purifies the Blood. lla rri gue by es, d mil dre hun one ce of tan dis ireg el reb ee thr d an manded by Gen. Ord, 10 Bash. Crested Dogstail Grass Seed. were in 1860. for s nd la ng 10 Bush, California Prairie Clover. ti an gr l bil a ed uc od tr ds. in on ban nt Fe y, rd Fo H, hn Jo n. Ge d by ments commande 600 Ibs. Sugar Beet Seed. SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, ouri river to San Franss Mi the om fr ad lro rai a 500 a Large Red Mangle Wartzel Beet. j of Ajabama, The Federals bad been sent our in cisco, Srage ‘Acower—.We mentioned 800 Ibs. Long Blood Beet. . Serofu 900 Ibe. Torcip Bheed Best. Cures Serofula, ed on aforaging expedition, aud were attack last, that the stage running from Marysville of t den pon res cor A .— vs Lo su Fa at wn me So . p eaar sh a 600 Ibs. Ruta Fey Turnip Seed, by the enemy in ambush, when to Oroville was swept away while erossing a 200 Ibs. Early White Dutch Turnip Seed. SAND S’ SARS APAR ILLA , o Or om fr g tin wri l, Cal sco nci Fra n Sa the re we gagement ensued, in which the rebels 200 tbs. Red Tep Turnip Seed, slough near the former place, and one pass: say y. ntr cou ces 200 Ibs. Long Orange Carrot. Per z Ne the in o, Fin un wo d an led kil 0 15 defeated with a loss of Cures Stubborn Uleers. senger drowoed, It seems that while the 10@ Ibs. White Belgian Carrot, e ther e tim that At e. Jun I arrived here last ded,. The Federals’ loss was six killed aud team was crossing the slough the forward 400 Ibs. Assorted Onion Seed, were only twelve buildingsin town—now there 1,000 tbs. TOP ONIONS, ge ed lar a ur pt d ca eight wounded. Gen, Or SANDS ’ SARSA PARIL LA, ings digg for ing pect pros r Afte . five ntyseve are stage the and pled, wheels became uncou Together with all the varieties required. of arms‘ clothing, etc., which the amount SEREROST=31 22, 2) 3224 38] aaa FLEE, last accounts was at Osceola with the main body of rebels—reported to namber 8,000 men—avd a battle between this force and Pope’s army was daily expected, the building business, and Horticultural Implements, Hedge Shears, Pruning into t wen I , vain in There were three Shears, Spring Hedge Shears, Pruning and Budding had I soldin time I could have made money; immediately capsized. cnemy left bebind in their retreat. passengers in the stage, a German aud two The Kederal troops now occupy Beaufort Chioamen, and one of the Jatter was drownand are fortifying the place, The steamship ed. The stage was carried down the stream, Atlantic bas arrived at New York, from and lost, eotton, and over 100,000 pounds had been seouredi This was to be sent to New York and sold on aecount of the Government. A report is mentioned ofa great vegro insurrection baviog broken out in Missis sippi, aod-of the destruction of an immense Jupae Nortoy.—A letter bas been received from Edward Norton, Supreme Judge elect, by a friend in San Francisco, dated UDEEES_§4e/57 Port Royal, with 12,000 pounds of sea island at Rome, in which the writer says he bad heard of his election, and would endeavor but I did not sell, so Tam poor. The stampede for Salmon has hurt Oro Fino City, The“boys” say that region “knocks” a snag in its early days. The riches of the Salmon river mines, according to the reports of some of my acquaintances, osW hehave returned from there, are fabulous; I dare not repeat their stories to you. The say the pay is from $1 to $40 to the pan of dirt; and the dirt being washed with pan and rockers, and easy diggings. I have the word and honor of a person who was there, that he saw a gold-pan full of gold dust, which wasi result of one month’s work for two Cures Cutaneous Eruptions, Knives, Saws, ete., ete. Boxes of 100 papers, assorted seeds, put up expres*ly fee Dena A libera] discount will be made to the le We have a very fine assortment of Duteb Bulbous SANDS’ SARSAPARILLA, May be safely taken at all times,—it will seeure to Flowering Roots, whieh we ean pack to go secure for Ladies a regular periodie ha bit—and is the very best any distance, medicine they can take when arrived at the period Catalogues sent on application. All orders ad. called “turn of life.”’ Price $1,00 per bottle, or 6 bottles for $5,00, for Sands’ Sarsaparilla, and take no other, J.P, SWEENY & CO. dressed to ; San Francisco, Prepared by A. Bb. & D, SANDS, Druggiats, 100 Fulton street, corner of Willam, New York. For sale by C, M, BATES, and K. F. SPENCE, Nevada; and all other Druggists. _ KF Will meet with prompt attention. 6g San Franciseo, Dee. 27, 1861.—3m. ONSTABLE’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of Ina StTANLY’s court of Moore’s Flat, Eureka township, County of Nevada, to be in New York in time to leave for flere, in this town, everybody is goin and State of California, to me dirccted and delivered Calijornia on the steamer of December 2d. trying to get over to the Salmon—even pac tng commanding me to make the sum of forty-two 29-100 Dec, 24, 1861. amount of property, Intelligence has been received at BaltiIf be failed in that, he would certainly leave cattle in place of horses or mules; freight twentydollars and costs of suitand all accruing costs therein, . wherin DAN’L DOOLING is plaintiffand VM. DOOLY t one abou only is It d, poun per cents five timore that Kort Pickens bad opened fire on on the following steamer, of the Lith. hundred miles from here, but there is an awis defendant, I have levied on and will expose at pubFlat Moore’s at cash, for bidder highest the to sale lic at it ful mountain to cross, and snow is on OO present, Prierim’s Day.—Rev. Thos. Starr King’s Congregation, at San Francisco, celebrated the PERE RVOEEE Fort McRae three times since the 22d of Cost or Takine Beavyort.—-It is estimaNovember, but with what effect is not ted that about three thousand five hundred stated. No mention is made of the reported atshot and shell were fired at Forts Walker and Beauregard, in the late bombardment tack on New Orleans, at Port Royal. The average cost of each From SackamMento.—Mr, Foster, the exshot is set down at eight dollars, making press messenger of Welles, Vargo & Co, the total cost of the caoture of Port Roya arrived in Nevada yesterday from Sacraharbor $28,000. mento, He brought the letter mail of MonFoot Rack.—The much talked of foot day, but no papers except one copy of the race betweeu Selaya, the native Californian, Sacramento Union. The roads are ina horand Ricks, the ex Methodist minister, came rible condition, and it will probably be seme off near Sau Jose on Saturday. Selaya ran days before direct communication with Saceighty yards in seven and a half seconds, ramenoto is resumed. By way of Marysville, beating his competitor three feet, and winwe learo tbat Saeramento was again par anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims at Plymouth, on the 22d inst. The Mirror says Mr. King delivered a grand religious oration on “The Colonization of New England by the Paritans.” It was no commonplace glorification of the Pilgrim Fathers, such as most of us have read and listened to, but a clear and calm and most rational exposition of their character, Ask BROAD STREET DRUG STORE. NO. 57 BROAD St., Nevada, on Wednesday, THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF JANUAR CORNER PINE & Broad sts. A. PD. 1862, at 2 0,clock, P. M., the right, title and in terest of the above named defendant in and to the. following described property. namely: one undivided. cighth interest in the mining claims known as the Nevada Diggins together with water privileges, comprising in ditches and reservoirs and all gg 0 gpa Retail Drugyist & Apothecary, is just in receipt of a large assortinent of staple Perfumery, e bl ta ns Co K, UC BC BA a e, a De ., tp _Kureka A. 8, BALLIDIE, R.C. M. BATES, WHOLESALE AND Paints, HT, GRAVES. . Patent Medicines, Toilet and Fancy ARTICLES. A. 8. HALLIDIE & CO., WHICH WILL BE SOLD their motives, their trials, their triumphs, and flood, and the damage was trifling. Mr, Foster started for Sacramento again, this morning, with express matter. He goes by way of Marysville, aod willreturo as soon as he can mebe har ‘wip. EEEESREDIS tially flooded on Monday night and Tuesday, but the people were prepared for the OS P49 Fed the real greatness of the mission to which they Wire Suspension Bridge Builders, were divmely appointed, and of the work they As Cheap as the Cheapest! And Manufacturers of accomplished for their descendants, for human PATENT WIRE ROPE, liberty, and for the world. The picture, so graphically limned, of the trials of the first Cc. ans Bates, M. D., Office in the Drug winter passed by the little band of exiles,in IRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES or .Store ning $1,000, any span and capacity erected, and material. * oo new home—of their sufferings by disease, af ay wren and by savage foes—brought home furnished, j M D O E N D T E I R Havi S N ng T been R cons Y tant . ly enga ged in the erect ion of . to the inmost heart of the listener a more adeWire Suspension San Francisco Inso.vents.—Sixty-five Bridges and Acqueduets for some quate conception of the reality, than we have years past, we are fully prep Great Improvements. ared to do such work persons applicd for the benefit of the ineolever derived from the sonorous sentences and satisfactorily at a low figure, and to GUARANTY veat law, ia San Fraucisco, during the affluent rhetoric of Everett. The discourse PERMANENCY, VULCANITE abounded with interesting Part ies historical who facts, many are about ereeting bridges will find it year 1861, and the total amount of their of them but little known to the general reader, greatly to their advantage to give usa call before THE BEST, MOST COMFORTABLE AND liabilities was $441,073. Thie is the smalland was altogether a very noble performance, deciding to build wooden structures, as the recent floo ds thr oughout the State have proven them te be . and one which we consi ier the most just, raest figure for several years, CH MO OF PL EA AT DE PE E! ST who lly uns afe and unre liab le. A mum ber of our wire . tional, and impartial tribute to the memory of suspensions are now in use in different localities TEE ART FO R TH. IFI CIA L the Pilgrims, to which we have ever listened. out the State, no one of whichas h bee n in the least af Tus Butte Record learns that eight bunSected by the freshets. ee ae pe ee eseennsenenensestnTARE Tue grand jory j ofMariposseounty found thirty-two indietments at its late term, The dred head of stock were drowned at MisWI RE ROP E, for min , manBear River Bripers.—Workmen are ufactured, of any len ing and ferry pur; gth and size required, being eases were principally for violating the souri Bend, on Feather river, during the Bridgeemplo yed in re-constructing English’s cheaper ani better than hemp, gaming law aod for selling liqner to Inlate flood, Scales of weights and strength, with priees annexed, dge over Bear River on the Auburmand NeFounp Dgap.—An inquest was held, one Tux lose by the late flood, at Oregon day last week, on the body of aman founda City, is estimated at $170,000, Two large short distance above Kent’s ranch, not far from Oroville. The body had the appearance of hayGouriog milla, several store houses, aod ing remained several daysin the water, and CALL ON DR. LEVASON, Examine Specimens, at his Office, UP STAIRS OVER BLOCK’S, rad road. The bridge will be ready for the furnished, on application te the manufacturers. Sen d fo ra cirSular. A. 8. HALLIDIE & €O.,, ae of heavy teams by the Ist of January. Axp Oprrosirr Cuzar Jomn’s, Nevapa CitY. de24-3m. 412 Cha y street, San Franeiseo. truetion of this bridge has caused great ALWAYS TO BE FOUND AT HOME! inconvenience to teamsters, and until repaired RESIDENCE FOR SALE. _Beveta, Dec, 14, 1861. no teaming can be done between Placer and . ae Nevada counties by the way of Auburn. JohnA HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED ON the Washington road, im Nevada, is offered iad son’s Bridge which it was reported had been TREES, FLOWERS, aotam,aa 0. eee eens immense quantities of wheat aad flour, were was destitute of clothing save a pair of socks carrie d away, is still standing. The only damfor sale on reasonable terms, The house is well and boots, the former being marked ‘J.” + yo awept away. m os the lot contains six or eight acres ! NG KI MA fa, che received was in one of the abutments, with some EN RD GA threeacres of orchard. Apply at thi h was partially destroyed. The Nevada, Dee. 14, 1861.—Im ORE Me tert Seas . T HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD Grea? Risx.—According to the Shasta Nevapa Terairory Bar.—There are thirhowever, will either have to be moved to respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada river or the-riv er tothe bridge, as we underthat he is still engaged in selling and ise ty-n FOR SALE. ine prac tici ng atto rney s in Nev late the ada TerriCourier, the Klamath river, during tory;, twenty-one in Virginia City, fifteen in stand thereis an intervening space of some Provk HUNDRED ACREs oF awp,. m, sewe , Gente O00. 008 Oo os flood, was one hundred and fifty feet above Carson City, and three in. ‘ilver iD Also, Vines. and Trees. Fruit Point oe ni half a mile of good road betwe en the two points City . le all under suitab good fence— for Grainn Making up Gasto in every desirable mabner. He low water mark, . V. National. al. reas never to en be tero Ap . has on hand a seleetion of Flowers in his let Crment.—A rich vein of h Dee s 21, 166 3. No. 75 Bro ad me Nev ada . o iet ate , 14, ie 186 — ee so PR me ED to s: order g : os ve workin MI in n LL still Rod is raph ER olt teleg . was Tue w 19 rece ntly has lately been n emes ae"hardness killed is cay ba nk eye 7RESH CALIFORN is si mi la to r lle, th but the wites are down below Marysvi at founat d Benieia, and is said. at L A R S= D NE , CI F R DI O E D M S : e a e ar 's Bar, in Amado Fc aefed Hogs—for sale i to be equal to. any brought from the East. eby asi For E.?. SPENCE, Dru in the State only three wee a ae 1, 1861, i. M. HIXSON. Dec. 14, 1861, No., 43 Broad st., ey ‘AND