July 18, 1860 (5 pages)

————— ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Go'sLINE i To Panama, : arrivals : NEVADA DEMOCRAT. OF AMU $8 VIEW } Sine er ht a en starts from . Pa weeks ago, io Mr. Anderson , » promine nt Mr. ————— ING T C E N N O C proceedings full the bringing Mail, Overland the of Friday next, for minister of Stockton received an anonymous of the Democratic National Convention at BaltiVIA THE PANAMA RAILROAD, Agent for this Datch Flat, with a bers, # ilne for a rail purpose as communication which reads as follows : . e th of r me ea St e th th Wi . more . Aa the mos t of-om r rende rs who a3 i City, abd if sufficient fands can -* Rev, Mr. Anderson :—Will yon lease inform terest in politicshave read the full reporttake to Virginia s, we at Aspinwall. ident Geo. 1. Lammon is our authorized Tt to City. He will deliver the Drm is authorized to receive subscriptions, ady e, and collect and receipt for the Octavian Hoogs is our Agent for San Francisco” raised for the purpcese, it is bis intention to run Heaven is? your people what sort ofa P ace there balls have they Do the ugh thro t, poin r another line from the latte Do they have theatres there? He is authorized to receive advertisement, and collect and as ata ceccape co receipt for the same. The will be CHAS. Steamers at San Francisco t6 thie adjournment at Charleston, “ve Spare an d Panama. r to ordeby Mr. Cushing, the Chair YOUNG. IN PRIZES, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED. DEPARTURE FROM ¥OLSOM STREET WHARF. The Steamship On Saturday, Sept. 15th 1860, s gate dele the all that ed mov , of ard How ascertain which oug of ‘the two is more favorafind h From a review of the sermon, whicwe be admitted to seats. ble. The intention is to first chain the distance, in the Stockton Democrat, it appears that the who seceded at In the Order of the Drawn Numbers, Mr. Cavanaugh, of Minnesota, moved to lay the and take the altitude with barometers; sfter reverend gentleman answered the queries in es ros the of war the and e, tabl the non which Mr. Elliott will will go over the routes manner that proves him imbaed with much of resolutio S, CHE WAT IN 75 $5,0 ° s ceeee recse cccce 20 S, .6 IN TK WA J.T. On day. the h oug thr ted las and d, ice men com n the slone—or perbaps with one assistant—and make the progressive spirit of the age. He remarked $1,350 IN DIAMONDS, and rs enge Pass h wit f, whar et. stre som Fol e leav Will motions reland ns tio olu res the all , day ond sec the on Treasure, j a thorough examination of all the difficult that it was not possible to form a satisfactory $500 IN CASH. vacant seats were withdrawn and the FOR PRESIDENT, GOLDEN AGE, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK. points, and report as to which he considders idea of heaven, and.a question of much greater 18, 1860._ . the more practicable. LY andined NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JUhidsh importance to solve, was, a8 to whether we The coet of making these preliminary surveys should ever get there. In regard to the exist"Whe Democratic Nominations. . _. The Democratic National Convention at Balwill amount to about $5,000, The people of . ence of balls and other places of amusement in . half raised already have nd, understa we Placer, . for Douglas A, Stephen ed nominat heaven, he had sometimes thought, that among have timore President; and Benjamin Fitzpatrick, of Ala. of this sum, which will insure the survey of the the inconceivable joys that await the redeemed, ative to the SATURDAY. ..-.. SULY @ist 1860. following, offered by Mr. Church, of New York, was FOR PANAMA, adopted: At9o’clock A. M. Punctually. Resolved, That the credentials of all persons And connect yia the Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall. elaiming seats in this Convention, made vacant by With Steamship the secession of delegates at Charleston, be referred to the Committee on Credentials, which is hereby instructed to examine the same as soon as pratica to tled enti s son per the of es nam the . of rt repo people the if and and Flat; Dutch by tama, for Vice Président. It is needless for us . the route would be that of congenial spirits joining ia . ble s. seat h suc to say that we shall support the nominees to . Nevada county, particularly those living along the festivities of the song and dance. The queThe Committee were engaged in examining crethe extent of our ability. Wesupportthem not the line, in Eureka, Bloomfield, Nevada and rest had evidently mistaken his intent when dentials until the evening of the fourth day, when nly because they are the regular nominees of . Grass Valley townships, will raise $2,500 more propounding questions concerning amusements the majority reported in favor of admitting the origthe party, bat because they represent trae Dem. the whole programme will be carried ®ut. If in heaven; he should have asked whether it is inal delegates from Mississippi, Delaware and and stand upon the platform . the money is not raised, of course, the first compatible with Christian life to attend balls, Texas; the contesting delegates from Louisiana and ocratic principles, of equal rights to the people of the whole coun. mentioned route only will be surveyed. There theatresarid operas on earth? The speaker Alabama, and dividing the delegations from Geortry, We ‘have long regarded Stephen A. . can be but little doubt that the preferance will maintained that not one of the various modes giaand Arkansas. A minority of the committee . . will have # tendency to bring it into notice an among the purest : For pat papa oweve i enlist the aid of capital, day, 5th the ng bei e, Jun of 22d the On . ions egat sin lies in the heart of the man who wrongly of 150 to vote a by cted reje was ort ty rep ori min the participates io it. He referred, as illastrative: ty report adopted. A motion to ori 100, and the maj of his position, to the health-giving exercise atr When the survey is completod-—she route our first choice for the Presidency, and it gives} the vote by which the majority report was us unbounded pleasure in now being able to being pronounced practicable—it is proposed tending the sports of the base ball. Like other reconside adopted, was lost by a vote of 103 yeas to 144 nays» in Nevada and Placer support him for that position. Mr. Fitzpatrick to organize a company games it was one upon which betting is made, and all other motions to reconsider were laid on the is distinguished Senator from Alabama, and counties, for the purpose of constructing a rail. but the game is not responsible. He recomtable. is one of the few Southern Senators who bas . 709d to Virginia City, with the view of ulti. mended that every one should think and act for A motion was then made to proceed to vote for . ed organiz an With cast. it ng extendi mately . vindicthe d counsele or anced never counten himself, and assumed the ground that all church President and Vice President, when various other ed subsorib capital t sufficien a having °°™pany, . carried has ration Administ the which war tive restrictions occupied the same relation to Chrison for the past three years against Douglas and to fairly commence the work, it is believed that tians as the beacon light to the mariner, telling a liberal grant can be procured from Congress, . his friends him that rocks and jutting reefs lie beneath the road. the ng completi towards far go will that are we which surface. He denied that @ violation of church The politieal campaign upon discipline, that subjected the Christian to ex. ss, Expre Pony The inc.— Wipen u Breac Tur al now just entering promises to bo Me yen pulsion for indulgence in amusements, necessi. ed arriv 29th June to Louis St. from dates cltiog of any that has cecurred in this country with since the hard-cider [times of 1840, and at the at Cron City on Sunday evening. ‘The dis. tates the loss of his soul, or closes against him the love of the Savior, A true Christian will present tine it matt be Hite to mene pay pre: patch to the Sacramento Union, says that the avoid giving offence to his brethren. If, upon widen daily is dictions as to the result. Of the four candlrupture in the Democratic party a question of practical life, about which the Gales for} President, now before the rem ing. The Southern press and people generally word of God is silent or does not speak against Déugies te the: only‘one+ who po orld be side with Breckinridge, and the Northern with by direct inference, upon such @ question as truly be ore pm ™ nnd ht fang at ied Douglas. Some Northern journals, thoee prob motions were made, among them, several to adjourn $5,575 in the Most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry. FOR NEW Yorks. ? brilliant Sullianste of o the, irae wa ter, withwith a cane amar stone diamond scarf pin attached—tetal value. .9650 9 CAM, 6s csccccs PIYTIT Teer re oe 3 A California gold and quartz cane head,,. lle 4 A maramoth size chronometer wateh, firat quality, made by Danell, London, No, 5397, English Through tickets ean be obtained. The Panama R. R. Co., and Atlantic and Pacific 8. 8. Co. have authorized Agents for the sale of tick ets. Treasure for shipment will be received on board the steamship untiltwelye o’clock (midnight) on Tuesday, case, with heavy gold fob chand bracele ai t atn July 20th, tached .¢ 800.55 secee OOOO Oe ae ee ee wc se es cess 9 OOO 6 A large silver goblet..0.0.Pe cbtess 6 A double movement, independent No merchandise freight will be received on board after 3o’clock rp. M., July 20, and a written order must be procured at the Company’s Office for its shipment. apply to Fi ES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts., San Franciaco. 7 Large fine silver bese . English lever chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond eap—John Pemberton maker, No 6113. ... 80 8 A fine gold hunting English lever wateh—L. & M. T. Levitt, No. S2470. . occio. ssvinsvevested . 320 {TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bloomfield, sa, 9 Large fine silver hunting English lever wateh— Arnold Frodsham & Co. makers...0.005. ™ 10 A fine gold hunting lever watch, nee cap, 19 Know all men by these presents, that I], BRIDGET HOL LAND, wife of Robert Holland of said township, county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare, and make knewn my intention tocarry on business on my own secount, ruby jewels—Mathez Freros, No. 10157...190 11 €plendid dinmoud ring, consisting of 26 dis and in my own name as sole trader, in pursuance of an act of the legislature of the State of California, entitled “an act to authorize married women to transact business in their own name as sole traders,’’ approved April 12th monds of the first water... Coveewesceres 1 12 One set broach and ear rings, Onyx stone.,. 66 13 A fine gold punting anchor leyer watch—Nikel movement, gold cap, ruby jewels—Matile, No, 1852; andI further declare that said business will be UE sic aneskee Ae pery ty’ MnP es eb rerernyt 180 that of farming and stock raising in said township of Bloomfield, and county of Nevada, and that the amount of capital invested in this business does not exceed five thousand dollars. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and 14 Fine goid bracelet. their seats, and South Carolina and Florida had no delegates in the Convention. During the withdraw bil ty either voluntary or per force, dates candi the divide to just rebuke of the malignant and proscriptive York and Pennsylvania The foregoing review is sufficient to show of th streng the unite thus and rs, policy pursued towards him by the Adminisfor Electo tion adjourned over to the 23d in orven als, the Con tnat the Rev. Mr. Anderson is not disposed to tration. For three years the man of the people . Douglas and Breckinridge upon a single Elec. allow Christianity to lag behind while ecution issued out of the Hon. and side quarter seconds, Chronometer time keeper—patented 1859, No. 13854...+-++5 260 20 Single stone emereld ring.. Soersrccccsers 21 A large silver bunting English lever watch—L. & M. T. Levitt, London.. Jove tosvocscdeeds . 22 A gold magie cased % plate English lever watch, chronometer balance—Arnold, Frodsham & Co., NO, TIOOB Fasc 00 ss tobe Keccdccscedacsesenes aber 23-26 Four silver hunting American lever watches, made by American Manufacturing Co,, cach $55, 27 A beautiful diamond pin, ruby center and ten diamonds .. 60+. s-00% 28 A large gold hunting En; Jobneon.. 0, =" Senate committee, appointed to investigate the . Cangus ov Nevaps.— We stated last week the . tarpor’s Ferry raid of Old Brown, have made census returns of Nevada and Grass Valley . their reports and heen discharged from the furtownships would give @ population of about) ther consideration of the subject, and Hyatt, mour, 1; Bocock, 1; Wise, 1; Dickinson, 2; Blank yotes, 21—total, 2131-2. On the second ballot, Douglas received 181 1-2 votes, whereupon a resoEnouisu Parers on AMERICAN Poutrics,—-The . lution was unanimously adopted declaring him nomLondon Spectator is generally regarded as betinated according te the usages of the Democratic ter informed on American affairs than any of party, by a two-thirds vote. The Convention then took a recess until evening. its English cotemporaries. Yet in its report of ling, Mr. Richardson of Illinois, preemb ass On rethe nominations of the various parties for the sented a letter from Mr. Douglas, dated June 20th, 6,000—which is about two and a quarter inhab. the witness who refused to testify, has been reitants to each voter. Mr. Patterson has since) jogsed from jail. There was majority and a Presidency, it says the old line Whigs have “—s the withdrawal of his name if it would proinformed us that the population of tho two) minority report—the former signed by Senanominated Mr, Bell; that s Convention in Illiduce harmony in the party; but Mr. Richeiifeem said the course of the seceders had been such as to townships will somewhat exceed the number . tors Mason, Davis and Fitch, Democrats, and nois has nominated Mr. Hamlin for President, prevent the friends of Mr, Douglas making any use then estimated—perhaps come up to 7,000. We} the latter signed by Senators Collamer and and Mr. Maine for Vice President, and that the of the letter. Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, was then unanihave since heard from Mr. Williams, the Consus . Doolittle, Republicans, One of the principal whole field will be greatly modified before the mously nominated for Vice President, and after the Marshal for Rough & Ready, Bridgeport, . objects of the investigation was to ascertain election comes off in June, passage of some unimportant resolutions, the Con 406 tlnegecegsecw else 30-31 Two fine silver hunti a lever watches Www. Robinson, Liverpool, each $55... 110 32 A gold hunting Eng lever wath—Josiah Sewill, Livenpoe) vi ss59:0 ios09,0000 ke sean4aks caeeir nue 33-37 Five diamond rings, each $70, 40, 50, 30, 20, 38-39 Two fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, eaeh Ry BD veces oe seceocee bewawen Ra SmEES eens 40 A fine gold hunting chronometer wateh, jewels, NO. 1360..00+ede00 60s wave 41-44 Four beautiful regard rings, each $18, Ex ruby a 60 re . 45-47 Three ruby rings, each $45, $30, $20.. 08 49-50 Two opal rings, each $10...0esceees 20 50, 50, 35, 42, B32, 36.40, 18. os Seb ad asec ccccee 62-67 Six silver hunting anchor lever watches, full ST 48 Fine gold hunting Eng. lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweled, and diamond cap—David TaPlod, MONO gy caine oi veids Gb Kd tkde us Endcale ews 200 Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District, in and for the State of Califernia and County of Nevada, to me directed and delivered, for a Judgment rendered in snid Court onthe 10th day of 51-61 Eleven tine zgold vest chains, each $60, 35, 45, POweA M Pichi GBB. se bi. cs. ce stisceeds 210 68 Fine gold necklace and ear rings, set with pearls, 66 69-76 Eight fine gold guard chains, each, $50, 40, BOs B0l 20; 20; 98:'SO. A iivccescstesvcamsaswens 238 77-80 Four pearl-set rings, each $20, 15, 15, 12.,. 62 81 Fine gold hunting English lever watch engraved case—Thor Yates, Liverpool, ,.sscecesecece 170 82 Fine silver vada county, and State of California, commonly known as and called the Hibernia Mining Co., or John Richards & Co's. Mining claims. Also, all of defendants’ interest in English lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond cap, Stoddart Bros, London, No, 7036..+ 000 sse0 secs vesees 70 §5-S4 Two splendid musical boxes, each $90 .,. 180 85 A fine gold hunting enameled and pearl set and tothe Mining claims known asthe China Mining claims, located on Jones’ Bar South Yuba river, together watch, with chataline to match....-. 160 86-95 Ten silver hunting anchor lever watches, full with all tools and implements connected with said mining claims, or appurtenant thereto. Also, defendants’ interest in and to a certain frame building and the lot upon Jeweled, GnOt GO0; 5c. debs odks ocd d tb cceyceey 300 96 Asplendid diamond pin, consisting of eight pure Wrawte. 64. 50 00 oisle odicdes sas ope tubs ped cyeNte 200 which it stands, located on Jones’ Bar, and occupied by defendants as a dwelling house, Netice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on WEDNESDAY the 8th day of Augusta. p, 1860, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M, Given under my hand this 17th day of July a. p. 1860. J, B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff N.C, C, Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney, ish lever wateh—E, D. 29 An opal and ruby crosa. ss. cseccsscccec cee 40 der to give some of the delegations an opportunity July A. p. 1860, in favor of COLLINS & CO., and against the world HARRIGAN & MULLOY, for the sum of five hundred dol. Breek but ; . States ion tat those sul g of for con hin each gned Mr. Cus in r resi the chai ticket toral . hants sycop the by d vilifie has been hunted and lars and fifty-one cents, debt. with interest on the said is moving onward. Ten years ago, ninety-nine to Mr. Todd of Ohio, and_ retired with one or two sum of $500,51 from the 10th day of July 1860, at the who moved at the nod of the President, and inridge refused to consent to the arrangement. ministers in a hundred, discoursing upon rate of ten per cent per year, together with $60.50 costs of such s ett s. hus gate sac er oth Mas dele ge . inrid Breck that r appea would it this, hung around the skirts of power. But time From suit: Thave levied upon and seized the following dea subject, would have assured his n flock tio ded ven n ot cce that The Con the pro to ball for a a s of friend , The scribed property to wit: All the right, title and interest ation nomin the ted accep had ratic makes all things even; and the Domoc participation of the within named defendants J. Harrigan and C. Mul, g ent ate owin did sid in h ult can for popular Pre wit the foll res : amusements, would be party, by the action of its National ConvenDouglas were holding ratification mectings in . loy, of in and to a certain set of Mining claims and Mining , sure to send them to that lake of fire and brimDouglas, 173 1-2 ; Guthrie, idge 9; Breckinr 5; Seyground located on Jones’ Bar, on South Yuba River, Nery. tion, has taught Buchanan and bis alders, and . different sections of the count . stone, prepared especially for the wicked. aes gag abetters in iniquity that “there’s a God in Tue Harrer’s Ferry Investigatiox.—The Israel yet.’’ sees cess eo BIG vc cccccccccsvecesisececseueesd cat¥eresveve 19 A fine gold hunting lever watch, center quarter of the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the township and county aforesaid, the day and year first above written. LEVI AYRES, J. P. HERIFEF’S SALE.—By virtuc of an . 6. cceeeeeee b e 15-18 Four fine gold fob chains, each $90, $65, $66, thirteen from Tennessee, two from Missouri, ten that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her said husdancing or social drinking, any one after prayfrom Kentucky, one from Arkansas, a portion of band, and that she did not wish to retract the execution nomination of Douglas is a severe and . the Seceders. Efforts were being made in New eee 13056. sess snes fe eke eee Sregnet, No. sine die. After much wrangling, Mr. Russell of soal this the 2d day of July a. p. 1860. her Virginia, said that the action relative to the adopIn the presence of r BRIDGET y HOLLAND. mark. Owen Rice. § tion of the report having become final, it became the Witness to the mark Lavi Ayres. duty of the delegates from Virginia to inform the State of California, County of Nevada, Township of Convention that it was not consistent with their Bloomfield, «8, On this, the 2d day of July 1860, before sense of duty to their constituents to participate me, levi Ayres, a Justice of the Veace in and for the said Bloomfield Township, Nevada county, personally aplonger inthe deliberations. Twenty-four of the peared Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, personally Virginia delegates then withdrew, six remaining in known to me to be the individual described in, and who executed the above declaration as a party thereto, and the Convention. that said Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, having The action of the Virginia delegates was followed been by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, acknowledged tome on examination, by the withdrawal of six delegates from Maryland, apart from and without the hearing of her said husband, the 6th of ably under the pay of the Administration, are te yi . oe waewrer Oy s and North Caroerful ett deliberation s hus m gate sac the dele fro Mas should differ from his brethhgh: he srill receive an he ed whi hits outfor Breckinridge. The President had deren, any action on the part of the Church canlina, and the entire delegations from Deleware, Calclared his entire approval of the nomination of z eye tr meat ev prt ceypdl-r wtb not go farther than the advice it may choose to ifornia and Oregon. The delegates who were adP’. Breckinridge and Lane, and the platform of et Se ters, es ee give, No man can lose his personal reeponsimitted from Mississippi and Texas did not take . 3 hunting case lever watch, 33 Sao, tety joteke, For Freight or P’ Douglas as the first of American statesmen, and . be given to the Henness ing nape a of popular amusement is, in iteelf, sinful—the recommended the admission of all the seceding del a W. $12,500, FOR NEW YorRstz. The Convention met at Baltimore, on the 18th of : —or— Ta. and P. Steamship Co. merely give an epitome of the proceedings. there? have an opers Do they June, are we to do without and was merely preliminary, with the view of demonIf Aon Ar not, Ong ov Your Hesrens. strating the practicability of the routes, aud to them? Henness Pass, to Nevada, . Gift Entertainment! : 97-98 Two florentine mosaic seta, broach and ear Ping CRON DWN. 60. sess ee tess cand crectuentas 0 . bo 7 99-101 Three pairs of gold armlets, each $9,. 102 Fine gold hunting lever watch, gold cap, parachute and comperisation—Ate. Favre, Brandi IDOE 6 0i0'0400 wap 90,0 205 opp gh OW ve seee 680 66 125 103-104 Two fine plated tea sets, consisting of coffee pot, tea and choccolate do., sugar bowl, slop bewl and milk pitcher, each set worth $60.. 120 105-108 Four silver seta, knife, fork and spoon, each 42-td {HERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue ofa Decree WO and order of sale to me directed, isened from the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada and State of California, on the 16th day of Jnly a, p. 1860, in favor of JOHN HILL and against JAMES N. GRANT, for the sum of five hundred and eighty two dollars, principle dlebt, with interest on the O15, 165 G18, 16 6s css cvisasncce. cosbevideesé 66 109 Fine gold anchor lever watch, nikel movement, Bloomfield and Little York townships. He says) whether any parties, not directly concerned, vention adjourned sine die. gold wheels, ruby jewels, Racine Perrot, maker. 186 The Seceders met at Baltimore on the 28d and the inhabitants of bis district, judging from . had any knowledge of the contemplated roid, 110-119 Ten fine gold sets, broachand ear rings, ea. A Distincuisuep Visiror,—The San Franorganized by electing Caleb Cushing chairman. $58, 30. 60, 38, 32, 32, 36, 20, 35. 26.. 0806 M6. What he has already taken, will average about . and how Brown obtained thé means to carry cisco papers have published a report to the ef. Some sixtecn or cighteen States appear to have 120 Fine gold hunting anchor lever watch, full jewbeen Me She rong including the ful delegations said sum of $582 at the rate of three per cent per month eled—Breting, maker . three for each voter. At this rate, the popula. out his plans, Both reports agree that the affect that Vice President Breckinridge 90 designed from California and Oregon. Hon. C,L. Scott held 121-122 Two sets broach and from the rendition of Judgment until paid, together with tion of the county will come up to 17,000 or . fair originated with Brown, and it does not apvisiting California, after the adjournment of the proxy of one of the California BOG, DOO isis ces coeds cscs soy ed babe eeue’ . ne delegates. ‘They all costs of suit taxed at $53, for the sale of the follewing silver hunting English lever watea—Thos. 18,000. We learn from both the Census Mar. poar that he fully entrusted his plans even to Congress. Having been nominated for Presi. P roceeded to ballot for President—John C. Breckdescribed property to wit: The undivided two-thirds of 123 bedFine shinee ant e she ERE E R R ad 6 a certain one story brick building twenty feet eight inches dge inri ing eiv rec s, 81 vote and Daniel S. Dickinson shals of this county, that it will be impossible . hig most intimate friends; and he obtained the dent by the seceders, he will probably defer bis 24. ‘Those voting 124-128 Five sets broach and ear rings, corral, each front, by fifty-three feet in depth, tronting on the south for Dickinson then changed to side 900, 60, 50,95, 42. .o0.00 000s ecgcrccvonerset¥mes 26 of Main street, in the town of North San Juan boundfor them to complete their work, according to . arms and funds used at Harper's Ferry by repcontemplated trip until next year. Ag there is Breckinridge, and he was declared the unanimous ed on the east by a house and lot belonging to Clark & 129 A fine gold magic case chronometer watch, ruby jewels and caps—Racine Perrot, No, 88467.. birt) the requirements of the law, in the time speci-. resenting that they were to be used for the free little probability of the people imposing upon nominee of the seceders for President. Gen. Jo. Seely, and on the west by a town lot owned by Riehard 130-151 Two gold Etruscan sets, broach and ear Lane, of Oregon, was then nimously fied in their instructions—tho 15th of August / State cause in Kansas. a next, They must have more time, or else the una nominated Mr. Yancey then made a him the burden of governing the country, he for Vice President. will have ample time to visit California in 1861. speech, and the seceders adjourned sine dic. Kent, and on the south by the old Griszly Reservoir, Maen, 00h O56, BB. ccccssta cece mr ener iets i 93 Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on 152-133 Two mosaic sets each $32, $25. hee 57 134 Small gold hunung enameled and diamond set Resolutions were adopted by both Conventions, ¢onsus will be incomplete, Mr. Patterson bas) qyup Supnewe Counr—We have recently rewatsd.fGil wWEl.Od o4.4.0d0 Ge bode cdocbocees 19% WEDNESD AY August 8th a. p. 1860, between tho hours recommending electoral! titkets in all the States, 36 Two sets mosaic ear rings, each $16.. 34 already written to U.S. Marebal Solomon 00 . gived 4 circular, signed “Ex-Supreme Court From SAN Francisco.—A dispatch to the Sacanda Central Committee was also appointed by of9 o'clockA. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., to satisfy and pay 135-1 137-140 Four cameo sets, broach and ear rings, aaid judgment and costs, the subject, but has not yet reecived an answer: . Broker,” making tho most astounding charges ramento Bee, dated San Franciseo, July 16th, says: each Convention. A te Belmont, of New York, each $25.. eecceee Perrrrrex trie retry it 100 Given under my hand this Ujth day of July a. p. 1860. 141 One Chain bracelet.. is Chairman of the 6. ccc cece cco cedecee 60 mocratic Committee, and J, B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff, N. C, Sargent & Niles, Plaintiffs Att’ ys 2-td beyond the time specified, than that the census bought up claims to property in San Francisco, . *!ways personally friendly with Douglas, differed, MA RR IE D. should only be half taken. and now differs, from him on the question of and city serip that had been declared worthless, . jar sovereignty, but neverthelest thd Heral will In this city, June 28th, by John Anderson, Feq., Mr. Casper FoGene, of Iowa ul, and Mrs. Ameiia Concott, and deci by sioe rev s of ers the ing for Cou mer rt . yiel d him a hear ty “a e if he has been regularl of Nevada, Tur Ectirse.—Quite a number of Nevadans A. BLOCK, rs nominated, It will hoist the names to-morrow if wore intending to be on the top of Sugar Loaf, it alleges that they have made over five mil. the mails confirm the telegraphic report. It insists In this city, July 12th, at the residerce of the bride's lion s of doll ars. The Court is held up as the . that the State Democratic Central Committee shall father, by Rev. BB. Brierly, Mr. T. W. Sigocrysy and Miss at sunrise this morning, in order to get a good Sar 142-144 Three gold and enameled broaches, each $10 DOr WO. e cess ir ccccchoncccsescesenmed coves 145-146 Two gold Etruscan broaches, $28, $25.. $3 147 Small gold hunting lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweied, No. 14577.. « scevee 90 148-152 Five Masonic pins, ench $9, 10, 7, 7, 7,.+ S. FURTH, 153-155 Three cross pins, each $10, 9, 4...+65 23 E. BLOCK, Jr, . 156 Gold hunting anchor lever watch, M. J. Tobias, 157-158 Two American shield pins, each $10,.. 20 159-163 Five Odd Fellow pins, each $9...-++ 45 an M. Cross, youngest daughter of J. A. Croxs Eaq., most giga ntic swin dlin g insti tutio n of the age ; a ovine oo tiees Ebay ail = bpd a all of Nevada. view of the eclipse, The sun rises, partialiy The paper seems to have been extensively cir. Guthrie, another Fhe a ea and Federal official, and will remain eclipsed until about half past cul ate d ove r the Stat e, and as many well known . “V8 five, thus affording forty minutes for observaTheif the Fedenam ral e of Douglas goes up he will sell out. and State part ies are referred to, someof them will Breckinridge ticket, tion, The planets Meroury, Venus, Jupiter, doubtless come out and deny the statements. and Saturn, will appearin the immediate vi clinity of the eolipsed sun, and as they are all in conjunction, will probably be visible to the officials here all ary The printers return thanks for a liberal supply of Heid sick and bride’s-cake ; the former of which was drank to the health of the bride and groom. ation. A. BLOCK & CO'S., to take sides, and we shall sec in the course of . mosillo. savs-that from fifty-six pounds of the ore, of the Golden Hra, and have the talent and ex silver mines; the owners pay but a small tax on the produce of the mineral. Bd. TUE CoNtAMS «<5 aged about 34 years. STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS!! finally his conduct became so outrageous, that; AN Onsrrvatory—Lieut. Gillis and his astroSrrvck sy Licutninc.—The residence of Mr. the Chairman of the Convention ordered him to . 2™ical party have erected a temporary observatory Samuel McBrown, at Columbia Hill, was struck cease his offensive remarks, first struck and splintered a large pine tree, ne i stand ing near the house, then passed into the f building, scattering things about in three or He then left to. N° Steilacoom, Washington’ Territory, for the STO RE. 225-226 Two gold aad coral necklaces, $20 each.. ” 227-229: Three card baskets, each $9..054.00005 27 230-232 Three gold barcelets, $40; 40,.25... 108 283-235 Three gold chatalainos, $36, 30, 28... 94 236-237 Two apecimen pins, $9, 8.,.eseeeeeeeee 238-240 Three quarts pins, $14 each..+.+0+purpose of viewing the eclipse of this morning. It with him the other is situated on a knoll far out in the prairie. Forcrry.—The Marysville CORNER PINE & COMMERCIAL STS, received severe shocks, and Mrs. McBrown was sill Hammond, Chestnut and others, which were ' i down, but fortunately no one was inintended Dovetas Guns.—The friends of Douglas fired to demolish Douglas. As politicians one hundr ed guns in San Fraucisco, one hundred in usually circulate documents advocating} their Sacramento, and thirty-three in. Marysville, on_re _ Benoor Foxp.—The State Superintendent of . own idens, we have no difficulty in placing LaPublic Jostrneti has on jast made a semi-annual . tham. Hon. C. L. Scott has our thanks for the . °°Pt™ of the news of his nomination, S. LUBECK & CO., NO, 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. Oo@ LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, embracing Fashionable Styles, will be ‘apportionment of the school fund. The total. Report on the Finances and the President’s Froop tn Trrnrry.—The Weaverville Journal amount apportioned is $36,093, being seventy. Message and accompanying documents. says that the rain of last week brought the Trinity all. the newést and most at greatly reduced Prices. Millinery — five cents for each pupil where schools were . river up toa higher stage than was ever before And Dress Making Department Sink AN by MRS, maintained during three months of last year, ATLANTIC ParRnrs,—We are indebted to G. W_ . known at this season of the year. RYAN, ‘The amount apportioned _— to Nevada county is Welch, of the Pioneer Book Store, for the New Terms -_— = York Herald, and Times, received by the Golden} U84G TG oak oyus Tum Minr.—The deposits of gold bullion at the Age. To H. H. Wickes & Co., we are under obli. mint, during last week, amounted to 26,396 ounces; Tue Masters Stone have our thanks far sundry gations for the Now York Tribune, Boston Journal ; silver bullion, 13,520 ounces, The coinage amount#@COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.-@a favors in the newspaper line, during the past week. ; and Philadelphia Press. 257-258 Two quarts seals, $40, 36.. 259-262 Four locket broaches, $18 each. ed to $500,000 in gold, July 17th 1860, 16 72 263 One quartz set, broach and era ring! 264 One jet broach and ear rings...++.e+e+0> 265-267 Three enameled sets, broach and ear rings, 60 18 270-274 Five California gold buckles, $16 éach.,. 84 S70, WO, BBs. oa5s ss oe sunk bell -on gdet edd: 08 ane 128 268 One quarts bracelet. .00sccsseecsssoesees 38 269 One set coral sleeve buttoms,... ++ Qovee vada, ss. In the District Court ofthe lith Judicial District of said State. The People of the State of California to THOMAS ED. WARDS Greeting : You are hereby summoned to Appear and answer to the complaint of SAMUEL W. STEELE, filed Ly 42 12, 25, 12, 12, 12, 12, 11, 11,11, 9, 6, 6.,.. 201 275-276 Two California fob buckles, $30, 14..+ 44 277-280 Four fine gold sets with carbuncles, $60, 50, se ee We ae Pe cced asec sees cone,. V_—_ Total value of prizes...-. 912.500 The above articles will be disposed of, by 2 committes against you and J. ©. Abbott, trading under the atyleof Abbott & Edwards, selected by vote of the audience, as on former occasions. nm this District and out of this county, and within forty CH AS . W. YOU NG. Nevada July 14th 1860.—42 TICKETS, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on ~ in this county, within twenty days if served on you al says that H. Pus. Doca,—We are indebted to Senator La-. A. Murray, of that place, has or sc ona four rooms, and finally went through the floor th am fora package of documents, containing . charge of forging a land warrant, which he sold for in. two. different places. Some of the inmates the speeches of Senators Davis, Benjamin, Mad. twenty-five dollars. Sennen ennEEREEneneeEmeneeeneeT 241-256 Sixteen fine gold broaches, $20, 20, 20, 12, rae OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne-. DRY GOODS, on 224 One silver box It has been tested, and is said to be equal to 4000s <orreues 219-222 Four pairs gold armlets, $12, 12 18, 223 One fine gold pen and pencil case.. INowada. served to patrons in every part of California at . according to the reports of the proceedings. . the best brought from the Atlantic States. twenty-five cents a week. He was called to order two or three times, and by lightning on Thursday afternoon, The fluid ; 200 Emerald and opal eroms.,.esssescceseceeeee 201.204 Four enamoled crosses, $8, 6,5, 5,.000++5 205 One silver card [email protected]¢0+ saseneces anes 206-207 Two net sleve buttons and studs, $40, 18. 208-218 Ten gold crosses,$8, 8, 8, 7, 7 6, 6, 6, 5, 3. 217 A splendid gold cross set with four large opals At Cayoteville, near Nevada, July 16th Mrs, E. Ronerns, perience to make a popular and interesting paTue Cantrornta DeLeaation.—-Mr, Austin E. per, The Mirror supplies an unoccupied field in . Smith, the fugleman of the Californ:ia delegacoal vein, three miles long, has lately been discovCalifornia journalism, and we wish the proprie. tion at Baltimore, in his speech withdrawing . ered in Castle District, seven miles from Virginia fors success. Itis printed in quarto form, and . from the Convention, made a fool of himself, . City. 199 One nilver Cups. se. s os sees + nie ties one ex Hers ~--CLOTHING-cinco, by Messre, Daggett, Rutherford & Foard, / wis) probably be issued from the Custom House . 1" have also been found in the vicinity. ‘The Mesara. Foard and Daggett were the founders right. 174-189 Sixteen pairs fine geld ear rings, each $12, 12, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 9, 7, 7, 7, 8,5, 5, 5, 6,. 133 190-191 Two silver goblets, enol $20,..:.-4. 40 192-194 Three pairs gold sleeve buttons, each $9. 37 195-198 Four pairs enam'Id sleeve buttons, each $14, 13; 16,00.AAAS TE. Tek de bee USS. adda another week where they stand. A disposition . twelve and a half ounces of silver were extracted, wr AD & BOILED O1L—For Sale Datiy Evenine Mirror,—This is the name of is manifested by many of E. F. SPENCE, by the Lecompton politi. *%4 some of the rock will yield $16 to the aroba, of Drugg ist & Apothecary, Broad street, Nevada FranSan at started recently edaily paper cians to keep mum for the present; hut a ukase . ‘We"ty-five pounds. Rich leads of gold-bearing devoted to news, literature, art and criticism. in the course of a Mexicandaws are very liberal as to the working of day or two that will set them 172-173 Two jet cross ear rings, each $10, 12.. os In this city, Daly 16th, the wife of H. I. Flagg, ofa daughter. In this city, Jaly ilth, the wifo of A. H. Hanson, ofa Takino Sipss.—The Marysville Zzpress, the CaLirorniIA MIngRs IN MEXICO—Two men son. maked eye. Where the eclipse is total, as at only administration paper we bave secn since named Warren and Rogers, formerly from MariIn thie city, Duly 12th, the wife of Michael Logue, ofa ron the ne ws of the Baltimore nominations was reposa county, have recently found new and the mouth of the Columbia river, the planets extensive cei ved , is ou t for Breckinridge and Lane. The . silver mines on the Yaqui river, in Sonora will present ® splendid appearance, being eo , A corot her party papers will, of course, be compelled . respondent of the S. F. Times, writing from He = together that they oan bo taken in at a r engraved case—J. Howard, Liverpool..128 BIRTH. — .e A prim ary meet ing is to be hel d to-n ight to arrange for a Douglas demonstr 164-170 Seven prs. gold ear rings, with seta, each $7, 1, 7, FoF, BGO, BOO. ccie cue oie gdeceowAe 42 171 Gold hunting English lever watch, full jeweled days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 7th flay of July a. p. 1860 in said Court, to recover the sum of one thousand dollars alleged by plaintiff to be due and owing him by these de oie, eA Ps .~ $100. -td ee WINANS PATENT HOSE COUPLINGS. fendants, upon a certain promissory note made by these defendants to this plaintiff, together with interest at the rate of two and a half per cent per month, as is more fully HE BEST & CHEAPEST HOSE COUP: ling for mining purposes ever invented. set forth in plaintiff's complaint to this action now on file For sale at in the office of the Clerk of this Court, a certified copy of. Langton’s Pioneer Express office, Main street, Nevada. JNO. PATTISON, Agent. Also, fox sale-at ail of Langion’s Express: Offices which is herewith served. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by throughout the northern mines. default, together with all costs of suit, and aleo demand of the Court such other relieasf is prayed for in plaintiff’s NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PRorosars WILL BE RECEIVED BY said complaint, ata yy : the undersigned for fyrnishing and Jaying the brick in a building seventy fect deep and forty-five feet front, 09 Broad street, — J. M. HIXSOS, 77 LeBroad streat. — _ June 26th 1860. BL kee les In testimony whereof I, John 8. Lambert, Clerk of seal. the Distri¢t Court, aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said Court, at office in the City of Nevada, Tth day of July a. pd. 1860. JOHN. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. this D Rds SARSAPARILLA—For Sale by By Jos, M. Levey, Deputy. By order of Hon. Niles Searls District Judge of the i4th Judicial District in and for Nevada county, A‘true copy. Attest, JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. . By Jos, M, Luvzy, Deputy. Geo. S. Hupp, Att’y. for Plaintiff. 42-3 . t\. E. F.SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. YER’S PERRY CHECTORAL—F oF Saleby — "E. F, SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st. Nevada ROBIE RAIA GOES but the ebar ges are too astounding for belief. . ana Page, of the proprietors, favor Douglas, while eclipsed, abont ten minutes before five o’clook, 40 Sse It would, of course, be much better that the against Judges Field and Baldwin, of the Suocrati TheeHera ld not up it either Balt imor e Demas Isaac J. Stevens, of ‘Washingten Territory, is Chairtickets does to-day . put It says believes Dougl returns should be delayed a month or six weeks preme Court, It charges them with having. to be the regular nomince—that the editor, although man of the seceders’ Committee.

————— ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Go'sLINE i To Panama, : arrivals : NEVADA DEMOCRAT. OF AMU $8 VIEW } Sine er ht a en starts from . Pa weeks ago, io Mr. Anderson , » promine nt Mr. ————— ING T C E N N O C proceedings full the bringing Mail, Overland the of Friday next, for minister of Stockton received an anonymous of the Democratic National Convention at BaltiVIA THE PANAMA RAILROAD, Agent for this Datch Flat, with a bers, # ilne for a rail purpose as communication which reads as follows : . e th of r me ea St e th th Wi . more . Aa the mos t of-om r rende rs who a3 i City, abd if sufficient fands can -* Rev, Mr. Anderson :—Will yon lease inform terest in politicshave read the full reporttake to Virginia s, we at Aspinwall. ident Geo. 1. Lammon is our authorized Tt to City. He will deliver the Drm is authorized to receive subscriptions, ady e, and collect and receipt for the Octavian Hoogs is our Agent for San Francisco” raised for the purpcese, it is bis intention to run Heaven is? your people what sort ofa P ace there balls have they Do the ugh thro t, poin r another line from the latte Do they have theatres there? He is authorized to receive advertisement, and collect and as ata ceccape co receipt for the same. The will be CHAS. Steamers at San Francisco t6 thie adjournment at Charleston, “ve Spare an d Panama. r to ordeby Mr. Cushing, the Chair YOUNG. IN PRIZES, WILL BE DISTRIBUTED.. DEPARTURE FROM ¥OLSOM STREET WHARF. The Steamship On Saturday, Sept. 15th 1860, s gate dele the all that ed mov , of ard How ascertain which oug of ‘the two is more favorafind h From a review of the sermon, whicwe be admitted to seats. ble. The intention is to first chain the distance, in the Stockton Democrat, it appears that the who seceded at In the Order of the Drawn Numbers, Mr. Cavanaugh, of Minnesota, moved to lay the and take the altitude with barometers; sfter reverend gentleman answered the queries in es ros the of war the and e, tabl the non which Mr. Elliott will will go over the routes manner that proves him imbaed with much of resolutio S, CHE WAT IN 75 $5,0 ° s ceeee recse cccce 20 S, ..6 IN TK WA J.T. On day. the h oug thr ted las and d, ice men com n the slone—or perbaps with one assistant—and make the progressive spirit of the age. He remarked $1,350 IN DIAMONDS, and rs enge Pass h wit f, whar et. stre som Fol e leav Will motions reland ns tio olu res the all , day ond sec the on Treasure, j a thorough examination of all the difficult that it was not possible to form a satisfactory $500 IN CASH. vacant seats were withdrawn and the FOR PRESIDENT, GOLDEN AGE, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. . FOR VICE PRESIDENT, BENJAMIN FITZPATRICK. points, and report as to which he considders idea of heaven, and.a question of much greater 18, 1860._ . the more practicable. LY andined NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JUhidsh importance to solve, was, a8 to whether we The coet of making these preliminary surveys should ever get there. In regard to the exist"Whe Democratic Nominations. . _. The Democratic National Convention at Balwill amount to about $5,000, The people of . ence of balls and other places of amusement in . half raised already have nd, understa we Placer, . for Douglas A, Stephen ed nominat heaven, he had sometimes thought, that among have timore President; and Benjamin Fitzpatrick, of Ala. of this sum, which will insure the survey of the the inconceivable joys that await the redeemed, ative to the SATURDAY.. ...-... SULY @ist 1860. following, offered by Mr. Church, of New York, was FOR PANAMA, adopted: At9o’clock A. M. Punctually. Resolved, That the credentials of all persons And connect yia the Panama Railroad, at Aspinwall. elaiming seats in this Convention, made vacant by With Steamship the secession of delegates at Charleston, be referred to the Committee on Credentials, which is hereby instructed to examine the same as soon as pratica to tled enti s son per the of es nam the . of rt repo people the if and and Flat; Dutch by tama, for Vice Président. It is needless for us . the route would be that of congenial spirits joining ia . ble s. seat h suc to say that we shall support the nominees to . Nevada county, particularly those living along the festivities of the song and dance. The queThe Committee were engaged in examining crethe extent of our ability. Wesupportthem not the line, in Eureka, Bloomfield, Nevada and rest had evidently mistaken his intent when dentials until the evening of the fourth day, when nly because they are the regular nominees of . Grass Valley townships, will raise $2,500 more propounding questions concerning amusements the majority reported in favor of admitting the origthe party, bat because they represent trae Dem. the whole programme will be carried ®ut. If in heaven; he should have asked whether it is inal delegates from Mississippi, Delaware and and stand upon the platform . the money is not raised, of course, the first compatible with Christian life to attend balls, Texas; the contesting delegates from Louisiana and ocratic principles, of equal rights to the people of the whole coun. mentioned route only will be surveyed. There theatresarid operas on earth? The speaker Alabama, and dividing the delegations from Geortry, We ‘have long regarded Stephen A. . can be but little doubt that the preferance will maintained that not one of the various modes giaand Arkansas. A minority of the committee . . will have # tendency to bring it into notice an among the purest : For pat papa oweve i enlist the aid of capital, day, 5th the ng bei e, Jun of 22d the On . ions egat sin lies in the heart of the man who wrongly of 150 to vote a by cted reje was ort ty rep ori min the participates io it. He referred, as illastrative: ty report adopted. A motion to ori 100, and the maj of his position, to the health-giving exercise atr When the survey is completod-—she route our first choice for the Presidency, and it gives} the vote by which the majority report was us unbounded pleasure in now being able to being pronounced practicable—it is proposed tending the sports of the base ball. Like other reconside adopted, was lost by a vote of 103 yeas to 144 nays» in Nevada and Placer support him for that position. Mr. Fitzpatrick to organize a company games it was one upon which betting is made, and all other motions to reconsider were laid on the is distinguished Senator from Alabama, and counties, for the purpose of constructing a rail. but the game is not responsible. He recomtable. is one of the few Southern Senators who bas . 709d to Virginia City, with the view of ulti. mended that every one should think and act for A motion was then made to proceed to vote for . ed organiz an With cast. it ng extendi mately . vindicthe d counsele or anced never counten himself, and assumed the ground that all church President and Vice President, when various other ed subsorib capital t sufficien a having °°™pany, . carried has ration Administ the which war tive restrictions occupied the same relation to Chrison for the past three years against Douglas and to fairly commence the work, it is believed that tians as the beacon light to the mariner, telling a liberal grant can be procured from Congress, . his friends him that rocks and jutting reefs lie beneath the road. the ng completi towards far go will that are we which surface. He denied that @ violation of church The politieal campaign upon discipline, that subjected the Christian to ex. ss, Expre Pony The inc.— Wipen u Breac Tur al now just entering promises to bo Me yen pulsion for indulgence in amusements, necessi. ed arriv 29th June to Louis St. from dates cltiog of any that has cecurred in this country with since the hard-cider [times of 1840, and at the at Cron City on Sunday evening. ‘The dis. tates the loss of his soul, or closes against him the love of the Savior, A true Christian will present tine it matt be Hite to mene pay pre: patch to the Sacramento Union, says that the avoid giving offence to his brethren. If, upon widen daily is dictions as to the result. Of the four candlrupture in the Democratic party a question of practical life, about which the Gales for} President, now before the rem ing. The Southern press and people generally word of God is silent or does not speak against Déugies te the: only‘one+ who po orld be side with Breckinridge, and the Northern with by direct inference, upon such @ question as truly be ore pm ™ nnd ht fang at ied Douglas. Some Northern journals, thoee prob motions were made, among them, several to adjourn $5,575 in the Most Rich and Elegant Articles of Jewelry. FOR NEW Yorks. ? brilliant Sullianste of o the, irae wa ter, withwith a cane amar stone diamond scarf pin attached—tetal value. .9650 9 CAM, 6s csccccs PIYTIT Teer re oe 3 A California gold and quartz cane head,,.. lle 4 A maramoth size chronometer wateh, firat quality, made by Danell, London, No, 5397, English Through tickets ean be obtained. The Panama R. R. Co., and Atlantic and Pacific 8. 8. Co. have authorized Agents for the sale of tick ets. Treasure for shipment will be received on board the steamship untiltwelye o’clock (midnight) on Tuesday, case, with heavy gold fob chand bracele ai t atn July 20th, tached .¢ 800.55 secee OOOO Oe ae ee ee wc se es cess 9 OOO 6 A large silver goblet....0.0.Pe cbtess 6 A double movement, independent No merchandise freight will be received on board after 3o’clock rp. M., July 20, and a written order must be procured at the Company’s Office for its shipment. apply to Fi ES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts., San Franciaco. 7 Large fine silver bese . English lever chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond eap—John Pemberton maker, No 6113. ..... 80 8 A fine gold hunting English lever wateh—L. & M. T. Levitt, No. S2470. .. occio. ssvinsvevested . 320 {TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nevada, Township of Bloomfield, sa, 9 Large fine silver hunting English lever wateh— Arnold Frodsham & Co. makers.....0..005. ™ 10 A fine gold hunting lever watch, nee cap, 19 Know all men by these presents, that I], BRIDGET HOL LAND, wife of Robert Holland of said township, county and State aforesaid, do hereby declare, and make knewn my intention tocarry on business on my own secount, ruby jewels—Mathez Freros, No. 10157.....190 11 €plendid dinmoud ring, consisting of 26 dis and in my own name as sole trader, in pursuance of an act of the legislature of the State of California, entitled “an act to authorize married women to transact business in their own name as sole traders,’’ approved April 12th monds of the first water..... Coveewesceres 1 12 One set broach and ear rings, Onyx stone..,.. 66 13 A fine gold punting anchor leyer watch—Nikel movement, gold cap, ruby jewels—Matile, No, 1852; andI further declare that said business will be UE sic aneskee Ae pery ty’ MnP es eb rerernyt 180 that of farming and stock raising in said township of Bloomfield, and county of Nevada, and that the amount of capital invested in this business does not exceed five thousand dollars. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and 14 Fine goid bracelet.. their seats, and South Carolina and Florida had no delegates in the Convention. During the withdraw bil ty either voluntary or per force, dates candi the divide to just rebuke of the malignant and proscriptive York and Pennsylvania The foregoing review is sufficient to show of th streng the unite thus and rs, policy pursued towards him by the Adminisfor Electo tion adjourned over to the 23d in orven als, the Con tnat the Rev. Mr. Anderson is not disposed to tration. For three years the man of the people . Douglas and Breckinridge upon a single Elec. allow Christianity to lag behind while ecution issued out of the Hon. and side quarter seconds, Chronometer time keeper—patented 1859, No. 13854.....+-++5 260 20 Single stone emereld ring.... Soersrccccsers 21 A large silver bunting English lever watch—L. & M. T. Levitt, London... Jove tosvocscdeeds . 22 A gold magie cased % plate English lever watch, chronometer balance—Arnold, Frodsham & Co., NO, TIOOB Fasc 00 ss tobe Keccdccscedacsesenes aber 23-26 Four silver hunting American lever watches, made by American Manufacturing Co,, cach $55, 27 A beautiful diamond pin, ruby center and ten diamonds ... 60+. s-00% 28 A large gold hunting En; Jobneon... 0, =" Senate committee, appointed to investigate the . Cangus ov Nevaps.— We stated last week the . tarpor’s Ferry raid of Old Brown, have made census returns of Nevada and Grass Valley . their reports and heen discharged from the furtownships would give @ population of about) ther consideration of the subject, and Hyatt, mour, 1; Bocock, 1; Wise, 1; Dickinson, 2; Blank yotes, 21—total, 2131-2. On the second ballot, Douglas received 181 1-2 votes, whereupon a resoEnouisu Parers on AMERICAN Poutrics,—-The . lution was unanimously adopted declaring him nomLondon Spectator is generally regarded as betinated according te the usages of the Democratic ter informed on American affairs than any of party, by a two-thirds vote. The Convention then took a recess until evening. its English cotemporaries. Yet in its report of ling, Mr. Richardson of Illinois, preemb ass On rethe nominations of the various parties for the sented a letter from Mr. Douglas, dated June 20th, 6,000—which is about two and a quarter inhab. the witness who refused to testify, has been reitants to each voter. Mr. Patterson has since) jogsed from jail. There was majority and a Presidency, it says the old line Whigs have “—s the withdrawal of his name if it would proinformed us that the population of tho two) minority report—the former signed by Senanominated Mr, Bell; that s Convention in Illiduce harmony in the party; but Mr. Richeiifeem said the course of the seceders had been such as to townships will somewhat exceed the number . tors Mason, Davis and Fitch, Democrats, and nois has nominated Mr. Hamlin for President, prevent the friends of Mr, Douglas making any use then estimated—perhaps come up to 7,000. We} the latter signed by Senators Collamer and and Mr. Maine for Vice President, and that the of the letter. Mr. Fitzpatrick, of Alabama, was then unanihave since heard from Mr. Williams, the Consus . Doolittle, Republicans, One of the principal whole field will be greatly modified before the mously nominated for Vice President, and after the Marshal for Rough & Ready, Bridgeport, . objects of the investigation was to ascertain election comes off in June, passage of some unimportant resolutions, the Con 406 tlnegecegsecw else 30-31 Two fine silver hunti a lever watches Www. Robinson, Liverpool, each $55...... 110 32 A gold hunting Eng lever wath—Josiah Sewill, Livenpoe) vi ss59:0 ios09,0000 ke sean4aks caeeir nue 33-37 Five diamond rings, each $70, 40, 50, 30, 20, 38-39 Two fine gold sets, broach and ear rings, eaeh Ry BD veces oe seceocee bewawen Ra SmEES eens 40 A fine gold hunting chronometer wateh, jewels, NO. 1360...00+ede00 60s wave 41-44 Four beautiful regard rings, each $18, Ex ruby a 60 re . 45-47 Three ruby rings, each $45, $30, $20.... 08 49-50 Two opal rings, each $10......0esceees 20 50, 50, 35, 42, B32, 36.40, 18. os Seb ad asec ccccee 62-67 Six silver hunting anchor lever watches, full ST 48 Fine gold hunting Eng. lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweled, and diamond cap—David TaPlod, MONO gy caine oi veids Gb Kd tkde us Endcale ews 200 Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District, in and for the State of Califernia and County of Nevada, to me directed and delivered, for a Judgment rendered in snid Court onthe 10th day of 51-61 Eleven tine zgold vest chains, each $60, 35, 45, POweA M Pichi GBB. se bi. cs. ce stisceeds 210 68 Fine gold necklace and ear rings, set with pearls, 66 69-76 Eight fine gold guard chains, each, $50, 40, BOs B0l 20; 20; 98:'SO. A iivccescstesvcamsaswens 238 77-80 Four pearl-set rings, each $20, 15, 15, 12.,. 62 81 Fine gold hunting English lever watch engraved case—Thor Yates, Liverpool, ,..sscecesecece 170 82 Fine silver vada county, and State of California, commonly known as and called the Hibernia Mining Co., or John Richards & Co's. Mining claims. Also, all of defendants’ interest in English lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweled and diamond cap, Stoddart Bros, London, No, 7036...+ 000 sse0 secs vesees 70 §5-S4 Two splendid musical boxes, each $90 .,.. 180 85 A fine gold hunting enameled and pearl set and tothe Mining claims known asthe China Mining claims, located on Jones’ Bar South Yuba river, together watch, with chataline to match.......-. 160 86-95 Ten silver hunting anchor lever watches, full with all tools and implements connected with said mining claims, or appurtenant thereto. Also, defendants’ interest in and to a certain frame building and the lot upon Jeweled, GnOt GO0; 5c.. debs odks ocd d tb cceyceey 300 96 Asplendid diamond pin, consisting of eight pure Wrawte. 64. 50 00 oisle odicdes sas ope tubs ped cyeNte 200 which it stands, located on Jones’ Bar, and occupied by defendants as a dwelling house, Netice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on WEDNESDAY the 8th day of Augusta. p, 1860, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 4 o'clock P.M, Given under my hand this 17th day of July a. p. 1860. J, B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff N.C, C, Wilson Hill, Plaintiffs Attorney, ish lever wateh—E, D. 29 An opal and ruby crosa.. ss. cseccsscccec cee 40 der to give some of the delegations an opportunity July A. p. 1860, in favor of COLLINS & CO., and against the world HARRIGAN & MULLOY, for the sum of five hundred dol. Breek but ; . States ion tat those sul g of for con hin each gned Mr. Cus in r resi the chai ticket toral . hants sycop the by d vilifie has been hunted and lars and fifty-one cents, debt. with interest on the said is moving onward. Ten years ago, ninety-nine to Mr. Todd of Ohio, and_ retired with one or two sum of $500,51 from the 10th day of July 1860, at the who moved at the nod of the President, and inridge refused to consent to the arrangement. ministers in a hundred, discoursing upon rate of ten per cent per year, together with $60.50 costs of such s ett s. hus gate sac er oth Mas dele ge . inrid Breck that r appea would it this, hung around the skirts of power. But time From suit: Thave levied upon and seized the following dea subject, would have assured his n flock tio ded ven n ot cce that The Con the pro to ball for a a s of friend , The scribed property to wit: All the right, title and interest ation nomin the ted accep had ratic makes all things even; and the Domoc participation of the within named defendants J. Harrigan and C. Mul, g ent ate owin did sid in h

ult can for popular Pre wit the foll res : amusements, would be party, by the action of its National ConvenDouglas were holding ratification mectings in . loy, of in and to a certain set of Mining claims and Mining , sure to send them to that lake of fire and brimDouglas, 173 1-2 ; Guthrie, idge 9; Breckinr 5; Seyground located on Jones’ Bar, on South Yuba River, Nery. tion, has taught Buchanan and bis alders, and . different sections of the count . stone, prepared especially for the wicked. aes gag abetters in iniquity that “there’s a God in Tue Harrer’s Ferry Investigatiox.—The Israel yet.’’ sees cess eo BIG vc cccccccccsvecesisececseueesd cat¥eresveve 19 A fine gold hunting lever watch, center quarter of the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal in the township and county aforesaid, the day and year first above written. LEVI AYRES, J. P. HERIFEF’S SALE.—By virtuc of an .. 6.. cceeeeeee b e 15-18 Four fine gold fob chains, each $90, $65, $66, thirteen from Tennessee, two from Missouri, ten that she executed the same freely and voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or undue influence of her said husdancing or social drinking, any one after prayfrom Kentucky, one from Arkansas, a portion of band, and that she did not wish to retract the execution nomination of Douglas is a severe and . the Seceders. Efforts were being made in New eee 13056. sess snes fe eke eee Sregnet, No. sine die. After much wrangling, Mr. Russell of soal this the 2d day of July a. p. 1860. her Virginia, said that the action relative to the adopIn the presence of r BRIDGET y HOLLAND. mark. Owen Rice. § tion of the report having become final, it became the Witness to the mark Lavi Ayres. duty of the delegates from Virginia to inform the State of California, County of Nevada, Township of Convention that it was not consistent with their Bloomfield, «8, On this, the 2d day of July 1860, before sense of duty to their constituents to participate me, levi Ayres, a Justice of the Veace in and for the said Bloomfield Township, Nevada county, personally aplonger inthe deliberations. Twenty-four of the peared Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, personally Virginia delegates then withdrew, six remaining in known to me to be the individual described in, and who executed the above declaration as a party thereto, and the Convention. that said Bridget Holland, wife of Robert Holland, having The action of the Virginia delegates was followed been by me first made acquainted with the contents of said instrument, acknowledged tome on examination, by the withdrawal of six delegates from Maryland, apart from and without the hearing of her said husband, the 6th of ably under the pay of the Administration, are te yi . oe waewrer Oy s and North Caroerful ett deliberation s hus m gate sac the dele fro Mas should differ from his brethhgh: he srill receive an he ed whi hits outfor Breckinridge. The President had deren, any action on the part of the Church canlina, and the entire delegations from Deleware, Calclared his entire approval of the nomination of z eye tr meat ev prt ceypdl-r wtb not go farther than the advice it may choose to ifornia and Oregon. The delegates who were adP’. Breckinridge and Lane, and the platform of et Se ters, es ee give, No man can lose his personal reeponsimitted from Mississippi and Texas did not take . 3 hunting case lever watch, 33 Sao, tety joteke, For Freight or P’ Douglas as the first of American statesmen, and . be given to the Henness ing nape a of popular amusement is, in iteelf, sinful—the recommended the admission of all the seceding del a W. $12,500, FOR NEW YorRstz. The Convention met at Baltimore, on the 18th of : —or— Ta. and P. Steamship Co. merely give an epitome of the proceedings. there? have an opers Do they June, are we to do without and was merely preliminary, with the view of demonIf Aon Ar not, Ong ov Your Hesrens. strating the practicability of the routes, aud to them? Henness Pass, to Nevada, . Gift Entertainment! : 97-98 Two florentine mosaic seta, broach and ear Ping CRON DWN. 60.. sess ee tess cand crectuentas 0 .. bo 7 99-101 Three pairs of gold armlets, each $9,.. 102 Fine gold hunting lever watch, gold cap, parachute and comperisation—Ate. Favre, Brandi IDOE 6 0i0'0400 wap 90,0 205 opp gh OW ve seee 680 66 125 103-104 Two fine plated tea sets, consisting of coffee pot, tea and choccolate do., sugar bowl, slop bewl and milk pitcher, each set worth $60... 120 105-108 Four silver seta, knife, fork and spoon, each 42-td {HERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue ofa Decree WO and order of sale to me directed, isened from the Hon District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada and State of California, on the 16th day of Jnly a, p. 1860, in favor of JOHN HILL and against JAMES N. GRANT, for the sum of five hundred and eighty two dollars, principle dlebt, with interest on the O15, 165 G18, 16 6s css cvisasncce. cosbevideesé 66 109 Fine gold anchor lever watch, nikel movement, Bloomfield and Little York townships. He says) whether any parties, not directly concerned, vention adjourned sine die. gold wheels, ruby jewels, Racine Perrot, maker. 186 The Seceders met at Baltimore on the 28d and the inhabitants of bis district, judging from . had any knowledge of the contemplated roid, 110-119 Ten fine gold sets, broachand ear rings, ea. A Distincuisuep Visiror,—The San Franorganized by electing Caleb Cushing chairman. $58, 30. 60, 38, 32, 32, 36, 20, 35. 26.... 0806 M6. What he has already taken, will average about . and how Brown obtained thé means to carry cisco papers have published a report to the ef. Some sixtecn or cighteen States appear to have 120 Fine gold hunting anchor lever watch, full jewbeen Me She rong including the ful delegations said sum of $582 at the rate of three per cent per month eled—Breting, maker .. three for each voter. At this rate, the popula. out his plans, Both reports agree that the affect that Vice President Breckinridge 90 designed from California and Oregon. Hon. C,L. Scott held 121-122 Two sets broach and from the rendition of Judgment until paid, together with tion of the county will come up to 17,000 or . fair originated with Brown, and it does not apvisiting California, after the adjournment of the proxy of one of the California BOG, DOO isis ces coeds cscs soy ed babe eeue’ . ne delegates. ‘They all costs of suit taxed at $53, for the sale of the follewing silver hunting English lever watea—Thos. 18,000. We learn from both the Census Mar. poar that he fully entrusted his plans even to Congress. Having been nominated for Presi. P roceeded to ballot for President—John C. Breckdescribed property to wit: The undivided two-thirds of 123 bedFine shinee ant e she ERE E R R ad 6 a certain one story brick building twenty feet eight inches dge inri ing eiv rec s, 81 vote and Daniel S. Dickinson shals of this county, that it will be impossible . hig most intimate friends; and he obtained the dent by the seceders, he will probably defer bis 24. ‘Those voting 124-128 Five sets broach and ear rings, corral, each front, by fifty-three feet in depth, tronting on the south for Dickinson then changed to side 900, 60, 50,95, 42. .o0.00 000s ecgcrccvonerset¥mes 26 of Main street, in the town of North San Juan boundfor them to complete their work, according to . arms and funds used at Harper's Ferry by repcontemplated trip until next year. Ag there is Breckinridge, and he was declared the unanimous ed on the east by a house and lot belonging to Clark & 129 A fine gold magic case chronometer watch, ruby jewels and caps—Racine Perrot, No, 88467... birt) the requirements of the law, in the time speci-. resenting that they were to be used for the free little probability of the people imposing upon nominee of the seceders for President. Gen. Jo. Seely, and on the west by a town lot owned by Riehard 130-151 Two gold Etruscan sets, broach and ear Lane, of Oregon, was then nimously fied in their instructions—tho 15th of August / State cause in Kansas. a next, They must have more time, or else the una nominated Mr. Yancey then made a him the burden of governing the country, he for Vice President. will have ample time to visit California in 1861. speech, and the seceders adjourned sine dic. Kent, and on the south by the old Griszly Reservoir, Maen, 00h O56, BB.. ccccssta cece mr ener iets i 93 Notice is hereby given that I will expose at public sale all the above described property to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door in Nevada city, on 152-133 Two mosaic sets each $32, $25. hee 57 134 Small gold hunung enameled and diamond set Resolutions were adopted by both Conventions, ¢onsus will be incomplete, Mr. Patterson bas) qyup Supnewe Counr—We have recently rewatsd.fGil wWEl.Od o4.4.0d0 Ge bode cdocbocees 19% WEDNESD AY August 8th a. p. 1860, between tho hours recommending electoral! titkets in all the States, 36 Two sets mosaic ear rings, each $16.... 34 already written to U.S. Marebal Solomon 00 . gived 4 circular, signed “Ex-Supreme Court From SAN Francisco.—A dispatch to the Sacanda Central Committee was also appointed by of9 o'clockA. M. and 4 o'clock P. M., to satisfy and pay 135-1 137-140 Four cameo sets, broach and ear rings, aaid judgment and costs, the subject, but has not yet reecived an answer: . Broker,” making tho most astounding charges ramento Bee, dated San Franciseo, July 16th, says: each Convention. A te Belmont, of New York, each $25.... eecceee Perrrrrex trie retry it 100 Given under my hand this Ujth day of July a. p. 1860. 141 One Chain bracelet.... is Chairman of the 6. ccc cece cco cedecee 60 mocratic Committee, and J, B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff, N. C, Sargent & Niles, Plaintiffs Att’ ys 2-td beyond the time specified, than that the census bought up claims to property in San Francisco, . *!ways personally friendly with Douglas, differed, MA RR IE D. should only be half taken. and now differs, from him on the question of and city serip that had been declared worthless, . jar sovereignty, but neverthelest thd Heral will In this city, June 28th, by John Anderson, Feq., Mr. Casper FoGene, of Iowa ul, and Mrs. Ameiia Concott, and deci by sioe rev s of ers the ing for Cou mer rt . yiel d him a hear ty “a e if he has been regularl of Nevada, Tur Ectirse.—Quite a number of Nevadans A. BLOCK, rs nominated, It will hoist the names to-morrow if wore intending to be on the top of Sugar Loaf, it alleges that they have made over five mil. the mails confirm the telegraphic report. It insists In this city, July 12th, at the residerce of the bride's lion s of doll ars. The Court is held up as the . that the State Democratic Central Committee shall father, by Rev. BB. Brierly, Mr. T. W. Sigocrysy and Miss at sunrise this morning, in order to get a good Sar 142-144 Three gold and enameled broaches, each $10 DOr WO. e cess ir ccccchoncccsescesenmed coves 145-146 Two gold Etruscan broaches, $28, $25... $3 147 Small gold hunting lever watch, chronometer balance, full jeweied, No. 14577... « scevee 90 148-152 Five Masonic pins, ench $9, 10, 7, 7, 7,..+ S. FURTH, 153-155 Three cross pins, each $10, 9, 4.....+65 23 E. BLOCK, Jr, . 156 Gold hunting anchor lever watch, M. J. Tobias, 157-158 Two American shield pins, each $10,.... 20 159-163 Five Odd Fellow pins, each $9.....-++ 45 an M. Cross, youngest daughter of J. A. Croxs Eaq., most giga ntic swin dlin g insti tutio n of the age ; a ovine oo tiees Ebay ail = bpd a all of Nevada. view of the eclipse, The sun rises, partialiy The paper seems to have been extensively cir. Guthrie, another Fhe a ea and Federal official, and will remain eclipsed until about half past cul ate d ove r the Stat e, and as many well known . “V8 five, thus affording forty minutes for observaTheif the Fedenam ral e of Douglas goes up he will sell out. and State part ies are referred to, someof them will Breckinridge ticket, tion, The planets Meroury, Venus, Jupiter, doubtless come out and deny the statements. and Saturn, will appearin the immediate vi clinity of the eolipsed sun, and as they are all in conjunction, will probably be visible to the officials here all ary The printers return thanks for a liberal supply of Heid sick and bride’s-cake ; the former of which was drank to the health of the bride and groom. ation. A. BLOCK & CO'S., to take sides, and we shall sec in the course of . mosillo. savs-that from fifty-six pounds of the ore, of the Golden Hra, and have the talent and ex silver mines; the owners pay but a small tax on the produce of the mineral. Bd. TUE CoNtAMS «<5 aged about 34 years. STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS!! finally his conduct became so outrageous, that; AN Onsrrvatory—Lieut. Gillis and his astroSrrvck sy Licutninc.—The residence of Mr. the Chairman of the Convention ordered him to . 2™ical party have erected a temporary observatory Samuel McBrown, at Columbia Hill, was struck cease his offensive remarks, first struck and splintered a large pine tree, ne i stand ing near the house, then passed into the f building, scattering things about in three or He then left to. N° Steilacoom, Washington’ Territory, for the STO RE. 225-226 Two gold aad coral necklaces, $20 each... ” 227-229: Three card baskets, each $9...054..00005 27 230-232 Three gold barcelets, $40; 40,.25...... 108 283-235 Three gold chatalainos, $36, 30, 28..... 94 236-237 Two apecimen pins, $9, 8.,..eseeeeeeeee 238-240 Three quarts pins, $14 each....+.+0+purpose of viewing the eclipse of this morning. It with him the other is situated on a knoll far out in the prairie. Forcrry.—The Marysville CORNER PINE & COMMERCIAL STS, received severe shocks, and Mrs. McBrown was sill Hammond, Chestnut and others, which were ' i down, but fortunately no one was inintended Dovetas Guns.—The friends of Douglas fired to demolish Douglas. As politicians one hundr ed guns in San Fraucisco, one hundred in usually circulate documents advocating} their Sacramento, and thirty-three in. Marysville, on_re _ Benoor Foxp.—The State Superintendent of . own idens, we have no difficulty in placing LaPublic Jostrneti has on jast made a semi-annual . tham. Hon. C. L. Scott has our thanks for the . °°Pt™ of the news of his nomination, S. LUBECK & CO., NO, 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. Oo@ LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF DRY GOODS, embracing Fashionable Styles, will be ‘apportionment of the school fund. The total. Report on the Finances and the President’s Froop tn Trrnrry.—The Weaverville Journal amount apportioned is $36,093, being seventy. Message and accompanying documents. says that the rain of last week brought the Trinity all. the newést and most at greatly reduced Prices. Millinery — five cents for each pupil where schools were . river up toa higher stage than was ever before And Dress Making Department Sink AN by MRS, maintained during three months of last year, ATLANTIC ParRnrs,—We are indebted to G. W_ . known at this season of the year. RYAN, ‘The amount apportioned _— to Nevada county is Welch, of the Pioneer Book Store, for the New Terms -_— = York Herald, and Times, received by the Golden} U84G TG oak oyus Tum Minr.—The deposits of gold bullion at the Age. To H. H. Wickes & Co., we are under obli. mint, during last week, amounted to 26,396 ounces; Tue Masters Stone have our thanks far sundry gations for the Now York Tribune, Boston Journal ; silver bullion, 13,520 ounces, The coinage amount#@COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED T0.-@a favors in the newspaper line, during the past week. ; and Philadelphia Press. 257-258 Two quarts seals, $40, 36... 259-262 Four locket broaches, $18 each. ed to $500,000 in gold, July 17th 1860, 16 72 263 One quartz set, broach and era ring! 264 One jet broach and ear rings.....++.e+e+0> 265-267 Three enameled sets, broach and ear rings, 60 18 270-274 Five California gold buckles, $16 éach..,. 84 S70, WO, BBs. oa5s ss oe sunk bell -on gdet edd: 08 ane 128 268 One quarts bracelet.. ..00sccsseecsssoesees 38 269 One set coral sleeve buttoms,...... ++ Qovee vada, ss. In the District Court ofthe lith Judicial District of said State. The People of the State of California to THOMAS ED. WARDS Greeting : You are hereby summoned to Appear and answer to the complaint of SAMUEL W. STEELE, filed Ly 42 12, 25, 12, 12, 12, 12, 11, 11,11, 9, 6, 6.,... 201 275-276 Two California fob buckles, $30, 14....+ 44 277-280 Four fine gold sets with carbuncles, $60, 50, se ee We ae Pe cced asec sees cone,. V_—_ Total value of prizes......-. 912.500 The above articles will be disposed of, by 2 committes against you and J. ©. Abbott, trading under the atyleof Abbott & Edwards, selected by vote of the audience, as on former occasions. nm this District and out of this county, and within forty CH AS . W. YOU NG. Nevada July 14th 1860.—42 TICKETS, within ten days from the service of this writ, if served on ~ in this county, within twenty days if served on you al says that H. Pus. Doca,—We are indebted to Senator La-. A. Murray, of that place, has or sc ona four rooms, and finally went through the floor th am fora package of documents, containing . charge of forging a land warrant, which he sold for in. two. different places. Some of the inmates the speeches of Senators Davis, Benjamin, Mad. twenty-five dollars. Sennen ennEEREEneneeEmeneeeneeT 241-256 Sixteen fine gold broaches, $20, 20, 20, 12, rae OF CALIFORNIA, County of Ne-. DRY GOODS, on 224 One silver box It has been tested, and is said to be equal to 4000s <orreues 219-222 Four pairs gold armlets, $12, 12 18, 223 One fine gold pen and pencil case... INowada. served to patrons in every part of California at . according to the reports of the proceedings. . the best brought from the Atlantic States. twenty-five cents a week. He was called to order two or three times, and by lightning on Thursday afternoon, The fluid ; 200 Emerald and opal eroms..,.esssescceseceeeee 201.204 Four enamoled crosses, $8, 6,5, 5,..000++5 205 One silver card [email protected]¢0+ saseneces anes 206-207 Two net sleve buttons and studs, $40, 18.. 208-218 Ten gold crosses,$8, 8, 8, 7, 7 6, 6, 6, 5, 3.. 217 A splendid gold cross set with four large opals At Cayoteville, near Nevada, July 16th Mrs, E. Ronerns, perience to make a popular and interesting paTue Cantrornta DeLeaation.—-Mr, Austin E. per, The Mirror supplies an unoccupied field in . Smith, the fugleman of the Californ:ia delegacoal vein, three miles long, has lately been discovCalifornia journalism, and we wish the proprie. tion at Baltimore, in his speech withdrawing . ered in Castle District, seven miles from Virginia fors success. Itis printed in quarto form, and . from the Convention, made a fool of himself, . City. 199 One nilver Cups. se. s os sees + nie ties one ex Hers ~--CLOTHING-cinco, by Messre, Daggett, Rutherford & Foard, / wis) probably be issued from the Custom House . 1" have also been found in the vicinity. ‘The Mesara. Foard and Daggett were the founders right. 174-189 Sixteen pairs fine geld ear rings, each $12, 12, 10, 10, 10, 10, 10, 9, 7, 7, 7, 8,5, 5, 5, 6,. 133 190-191 Two silver goblets, enol $20,....:.-4. 40 192-194 Three pairs gold sleeve buttons, each $9.. 37 195-198 Four pairs enam'Id sleeve buttons, each $14, 13; 16,00..AAAS TE. Tek de bee USS. adda another week where they stand. A disposition . twelve and a half ounces of silver were extracted, wr AD & BOILED O1L—For Sale Datiy Evenine Mirror,—This is the name of is manifested by many of E. F. SPENCE, by the Lecompton politi. *%4 some of the rock will yield $16 to the aroba, of Drugg ist & Apothecary, Broad street, Nevada FranSan at started recently edaily paper cians to keep mum for the present; hut a ukase . ‘We"ty-five pounds. Rich leads of gold-bearing devoted to news, literature, art and criticism. in the course of a Mexicandaws are very liberal as to the working of day or two that will set them 172-173 Two jet cross ear rings, each $10, 12... os In this city, Daly 16th, the wife of H. I. Flagg, ofa daughter. In this city, Jaly ilth, the wifo of A. H. Hanson, ofa Takino Sipss.—The Marysville Zzpress, the CaLirorniIA MIngRs IN MEXICO—Two men son. maked eye. Where the eclipse is total, as at only administration paper we bave secn since named Warren and Rogers, formerly from MariIn thie city, Duly 12th, the wife of Michael Logue, ofa ron the ne ws of the Baltimore nominations was reposa county, have recently found new and the mouth of the Columbia river, the planets extensive cei ved , is ou t for Breckinridge and Lane. The . silver mines on the Yaqui river, in Sonora will present ® splendid appearance, being eo , A corot her party papers will, of course, be compelled . respondent of the S. F. Times, writing from He = together that they oan bo taken in at a r engraved case—J. Howard, Liverpool....128 BIRTH. — .e A prim ary meet ing is to be hel d to-n ight to arrange for a Douglas demonstr 164-170 Seven prs. gold ear rings, with seta, each $7, 1, 7, FoF, BGO, BOO. ccie cue oie gdeceowAe 42 171 Gold hunting English lever watch, full jeweled days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced on the 7th flay of July a. p. 1860 in said Court, to recover the sum of one thousand dollars alleged by plaintiff to be due and owing him by these de oie, eA Ps .~ $100. -td ee WINANS PATENT HOSE COUPLINGS. fendants, upon a certain promissory note made by these defendants to this plaintiff, together with interest at the rate of two and a half per cent per month, as is more fully HE BEST & CHEAPEST HOSE COUP: ling for mining purposes ever invented. set forth in plaintiff's complaint to this action now on file For sale at in the office of the Clerk of this Court, a certified copy of. Langton’s Pioneer Express office, Main street, Nevada. JNO. PATTISON, Agent. Also, fox sale-at ail of Langion’s Express: Offices which is herewith served. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said complaint as herein directed, plaintiff will take judgment against you therefor by throughout the northern mines. default, together with all costs of suit, and aleo demand of the Court such other relieasf is prayed for in plaintiff’s NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. PRorosars WILL BE RECEIVED BY said complaint, ata yy : the undersigned for fyrnishing and Jaying the brick in a building seventy fect deep and forty-five feet front, 09 Broad street, — J. M. HIXSOS, 77 LeBroad streat. — _ June 26th 1860. BL kee les In testimony whereof I, John 8. Lambert, Clerk of seal. the Distri¢t Court, aforesaid, do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said Court, at office in the City of Nevada, Tth day of July a. pd. 1860. JOHN. S. LAMBERT, Clerk. this D Rds SARSAPARILLA—For Sale by By Jos, M. Levey, Deputy. By order of Hon. Niles Searls District Judge of the i4th Judicial District in and for Nevada county, A‘true copy. Attest, JOHN S. LAMBERT, Clerk. . By Jos, M, Luvzy, Deputy. Geo. S. Hupp, Att’y. for Plaintiff. 42-3 . t\. E. F.SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad street. YER’S PERRY CHECTORAL—F oF Saleby — "E. F, SPENCE, Druggist & Apothecary, 47 Broad st. Nevada ROBIE RAIA GOES but the ebar ges are too astounding for belief. . ana Page, of the proprietors, favor Douglas, while eclipsed, abont ten minutes before five o’clook, 40 Sse It would, of course, be much better that the against Judges Field and Baldwin, of the Suocrati TheeHera ld not up it either Balt imor e Demas Isaac J. Stevens, of ‘Washingten Territory, is Chairtickets does to-day . put It says believes Dougl returns should be delayed a month or six weeks preme Court, It charges them with having. to be the regular nomince—that the editor, although man of the seceders’ Committee.