May 15, 1862 (4 pages)

ee Capture or Norvo.x.—The Union of yes nt ce re e Th —t y. tr un Co r vu Ri ’s EN Ow E H T . t r o r ve ri s ' n e w O e r e P e RA ES, . r . ae TELEG Y B n o c n o i t a m r o f n i f o l a e d d o o g a t u o t h g u o r b . ae itr s it , —a ke la e h t r, ve ri t a h t f o . cerning the valley e v a h h c i h w s e n i m g n i r o b h g i e n d n a es ri ta bu . . 15 y a M , o San Francisc few persons. terday has an eastern dispatch, giving some further particulars of the capture of Norfolk, ———— Thomas Boyce is our Agent for San Francis coufirmiag the main incidents reported in a a to ly on n w o n k to er th hi n e e b -. er st ye e r e h m o r f , r e m a e t s n o g e and r ts, men O ise The «o. He is authorized to reeeive advert , th ng le in s e l i m d e r d n u ly h st mo a , rs er ge en ov ss pa is 0 50 ey t ou ll ub va ok e to h , T day . l be re e th of t las e previous dispatch. Th cullect and receipt for the same. ’ e width of eight miles. Its A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, to receive advertisements and collect for the same. “THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1862. Tus Harpy TriaL,—A vote was taken in the Senate on Wednesday, in the Hardy Impeachment case, and resulted in bis acquittal on all the charges. It requires a two-third vote to conviet; but at the time of writing this we bave not learned bow the vote stood. The evidenee given before the Senate show that Hardy is a very unfit man for a Jndge, as it was in direct proof that he bad rendered judicial decisions from corrupt and improper motives. The testimony on the ebarges of disloyalty, and drunkenness upoo the bench, was couflictof n Me . ed ct pe ex en be ve ha t ing, as migh s te tu ti ns co at wh to as fer dif ll wi se ur co disloyalty, and as to how far under the iner od re to be st mu n ma a or qu li of e nc ue fl him unfit to occupy a judicial position. —The above was written in view of a dit patch that passed over the wires yesterday, stating that Hardy had been convicted. The rumor, however, was afterwards coutradicted; and it will be seen by our dispateb, io another colamn, that he was convieted on the ebarge of disloyalty. Sap Aeciwent.—A little boy named James Blaikie, aged about five years, who formerly resided with bis parents in Nevada, met with a sad accident a few days ago, at San Francisco, His mother bad sent him on an errand, and while returning, he turned round to look at some boys who were throwing chips oftin in the air, when one of the pieces struck him io the eye and destroyed the sight. A letter to his grand mother, Mre, Legg, who resides in Nevada, states that the little fellow bore his miefor. tune with the greatest fortitude for one of his years, walking home, a distance of two er three huodred yards, and not a cry or whimper escaping bim. wd San Francisco Po.ttics.—The election for city and county officers, of San Francisco takes place next Tuesday, but as yet ooly one set of candidates bave been nom inated. The “Peoples’ Party’’ Convention, which is a sort of a self-perpetuating political machine, have nominated, with one or two exceptions, the present iocumbants of the several offices, The Democrats have elected delegates to a nominating Convention, and will undoubtedly have a full ticket in the field; but the straight-out Republicane, who bave also taken steps to bring out a ticket, will probably be choked down, af they are somewhat fearful of showing their weakness at the present time. FOR SALE! HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Tor sale his magnificent Daguerreotype Gallery, IT IS THE MOST COMPLETE ESTA ISHMENY Of , nd the ins Ki in nta the Mou g a r n ave a s a h d n a . ce. iti y Gar b for d g, e r in e rn t mo a ay w rd tu y l Sa b on a r ty i ci e m th d t a lef ps is oo tr . soil is unsurpassed, it and as the owner is compe lled to leave, it will be selg n u o m e th m o r 2 f ow “ fl at th s ie ar ut ib ; tr ye Ma e th th very l ps on l oo a m tr s r . ou of and on the approach med Belle Campbell il j fa un e ar s am re st se he ‘T s. de si th bo on s in ta " P r te wa of st be e th rd mfo li af r ty d ci an e e th l, TER fal to REA MS, t e SON t ea uc ABL tr gr E c of ve o ha g, in . s ut re pa or went with a flag r be om fr ly us io er disappeared myst mti th wi d re ve co e ar s de in ma ta on un so mo his e s get wa to Th t enabl r. be ed will we now po . t purch no asing s party A ba d its, and an arrangemen au ., st in h 7t e at Petaluma, on th w o p r e t a w a d te ec , as the exty) er months few a of d a course the h in money p o h s i B . r M a d n a r be . with Gen. Wool that the city should be givyet been heard of. to r io pr er wig mb which s, lu busines t d speni ou & g doing now in is t rn lishmen tu s wa d an l il wit wm sa er . er, Wint next till th ng wi easi incr on ay go . aw t ep sw s d wa e It h c a e. e p bl y m en up, on the promise that private property ou a i tr d r e an t s di e y In s e a w th y . d r a H e g d u J } wil] business the learn to desiring Purchasers . 0. 00 0, $1 an th ss le t no of ss lo a — r e b m d u re l te e en th ol Wo n. Ge d, te ec sp re be . f o should gn. ge the by ar ch branches, e its all th in same on the ce fi taught be of m o r f d e v o m e r d s am an re st ld co r, ea cl s e ar ie ar ut ib tr d an r ve ri e Th LIEBERT, A. dersigned. isd an ke la e the city in company with the Mayor, un th dr rd s, alive with mountain trout; but, towa disloyalty. On all other charge 15, 1862. May a is ke la e Th . e li el ka Vi al n. Ge th ng wi ti d in po te ap na on eg ti ma pr la im oc pr is it sued a . ty il gu t no d un fo s a w he , c. et s, es nn ke is th ng le st te ea gr s it r; te wa li ka al of ol po re me no at th ng ri de or d an r, de an mm co . ry , milita Michael Phelan, the great billiard player thirty miles and its greatest width fifteen miles. . PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0, soldier should be permitted to enter the city is expected on the next steamer, A grand. The small streams are lined with oak, ash, LS HI MS EA ST G IN e OW LL e FO HE . ti al e Th . er mb ti s ou du ci de r he of ng ot di d an an mm e co pl ma without permission of the r te af on so f of Ta e MoNn7 m the o in c ed ll atch disp be will billiard tournament wi . a se e 2,500 feet abov t ou ub is ey ll va e th of de tu ficer of his regiment. Nut the slightest re. e er th ; nt sa ea pl d an ld mi o is e M r A at 1 8 Y im 6 , cl 2 e : Th a l. D ve o le r e r m e e s , l. va ri ar s hi e th in y rl ea d an , r , n ay, ra be son tai rsd no So Cap Hud to Thu May Sth, Oc in te la ts sistance was made to the advance of our os fr e ar t! me e te it mm Co ic at The Union Democr bsu d ul co le Leth, tt May Ca s. y, Frids ow sn , Baby om ld ain se Capt it d , Age an , ng ri den Gol sp . e troops, except at Tanner’s creek, where th last evening. After much discussion Ly com. oP is’ excellent order all the year round. 24 th M , a y S a t a r d L o a y p , i d C g a e p , t a L i n o S u t l . s , t gh ei or x si d an e, fir on t se en be d ba ge id br ee e e e . h t th wi t ul ns co to d te in po mittee was ap a, Capt. Farnsworth Saturday, May 31st, ab iz Or shots were fired from three guns stationed. other organizations as to the feasibility of . . FrLoop ApPpREHENDED.—The Stockton In. From Folsom Street Wharf, at 9 o’clock a. M. pune. . of , rd Wa n ai pt Ca . by of s , an ed me rm fo no in ng is vi dependent on the opposite side, Ha , ly al tu ty ci at th in d ve ri ar o ” wh x, Si ynt ve Se ** r me ea st . Hs r . e n. e co , ad ro , r A he M ot A an N ok " A to P R ps O oo F tr r ou , crossing ay sd ur Th on r, ve ne ri um ol , Tu le il sv am Ad om fr . ew dr e ul So d -day, Perkins ao to te na Se In Pass enge rs will be conveyed from Panama to As. ed nd fe de n se be ri to ed s rt ha po t re in nd po ,a at er th ng at r te wa e siderably lo th at th g, in en : ev rm te ng lo r fo ew s dr in rk Pe d s an for seat Company and fiom Rail Pana road the by ma pinwa ll . ap to s er rm fa e th e us ca to as t gh hi a ch su to . d ba ls be re e th t bu y; er tt ba ng by a stro , . ed uc luaeit and Atlan ic od the by York tic New to tr Aspi nwal in l re s we on ti lu so re y d nn an fu ne y n um ol Ma Tu e Th . ow a general overfl nd he we Comp any. Stea mshi p g iu ik sp r te af , ns io at ic if rt fo g in nn ru evacuated the re we y, to da t es in dn We Qu ng ti on in n, po ui aq ap Jo e n on , Sa rs he ot FORBES & BABCOUK, among Agents P. MLS Co An ge gy the guns, take the census of Big Spring Precinct. In. down full, the water wl a 4 ststreet s. San SGOT ‘ t! Liedesdor and . nto Sacrame of Corner . Z the of some flood would » . hight of ten inches atin ‘ _. " ‘ 6 Bay . Francisco . deand rivers, the along s orchard e valuabl most . us ficticio and l persona many A Bayonet Coarce.—A correspondent . the Assembly ed ac pl en be ve ha y the h ic wh by or lab e th oy str res . g on resolutions were introduced. Astr . t ui fr e Th d. oo fl e th e nc si n io it nd co od of the New York Herald furnishes the folgo in ) of censure of Furguson, of Sacra. trees never gave fairer promise of a full crop n tio olu t, ren Cur ces Pri all Rit o tw by , iowing account of a bayonet charge be ey th ld ou sh t bu . ; , me 35 ti t es en ay es , ed pr ss e pa th d at an an ed th uc od tr in s wa o, nt me . equence Butter, @ }h..---373¢ Viekles. half galion.,. ns co e th , ow regiments of Hancock’s division, at the batfl er ov r he ot an by n ke ta er ov noes 16. Speaker Barstow made a splendid .05 .2. . r, us Powde ro st Yeast sa di y $1,00 el ths 5 em tr ed ex Crush be d Sugar, ul wo g: ar m sb tle near Willia Brown, 6 fhe $1.00fPie Fruit... Bik and at 12:15 the Assem-. “ g, sin clo on , ech spe There was scarcely 100 yards between the ...6 624, ters. 2[Ovs .$3.1 . (mat) China 1 No. . e th for ers che ee thr h wit ned our adj bly . as ce e sh fir mi ir Want or Foop.—The British Colonist, in Candles, 4 ths ..81.0C}Hams, (svg. cured) rebels and our men when our sk . ue vasc 548 AOE 0} $1.0 . Tbs. 12 s: Nailx, say ed. The 5th Wisconsin and 43d New York Union. er, riv er as Fr om fr l iva mentioning an arr 1s dees coxa gs’ Billin : ¢ } $1,25 sass codes . es. Spad formed in close order, at long range; musket . ng bei Lake, May 15th.—Troops are ut Sa w WestminisPick Handles..3733/Bacon. (state’s). .14 Ne t lef ve ha rs ne mi e th of st Mo barrels came to level and one terrible volley t in la mp co t ea Gr et. Our own curingv5 loo Lil . d y. an idl on rap tt . te Ly x rou bo for d l an ter r mai ou Fl the of k ng Sac alo ned tio sta s mu e ng ra ng tore through the ranks; some lo 73 000. % 60.6 .0 ers uld Sho 26 $3, . . ng. cki bla of . , tes rou h bot on nts cha mer the t ins aga de ma is . to r de te or rou on kets came to second level, and IN ES ICL ARL R HE UT There is a prospect of re-opening the ¢) 87} . . s. per 2pa , Tea . ls too d war for g din sen in ion act ir the of e aus bec N, TIO “Charge bayonets,” away went the two regivery soon, No further troublea from the . POR PRO rey +. .-+ . . ket Bas “ . of es ari ess nec the n whe e tim ata uor liq and ments, amidst loud cheers. Gallont as the foe . nn co s < keg ve sta to s eat thr d an , rce sca are e lif H, AS —C MS R TE saar>—_—s were, they could not stand this, and for a space Indians are reported The overland live is. om fr rd hea tly uen req unf t no are s rit spi g nin tai generally estimated at three-quarters of a mile, . down east of Omaha . ADA NEV , ET RE ST D OA BR 75 NO. the it awa y sl ou xi an o wh rs ne mi ved tar f-s hal . ed rv se ly id nd they advanced under a fire sple RH , Co's & ver Wea ve abo rs StS RE OR ORE RAS Mea . OF em doo few seA pro to em th ble ena s to ion vis pro of l iva arr s er sh mi ir sk from a battery, witha cloud of . st es. ja min e ar the to ls y be rne re e jou ir Th the .— e ts cut a Fa re, in Ch Sto np Ha em Tu e 4. fir e r2 ol ap wh e Th nt. fro ir the ss stretched acro was very destructive. The rebels had not the beginning to realize that they may, after all . Y! OD YB ER EV N! IO NT TE AT ) ing low fol e —Th at. prt Hos sco nci Fra Saw nerve, broke, and fled in a complete panic. their boasting, be compelled to submit to . y Cit the of ons cti nsa tra of A NG ent HAVI tem NED, sta ef RSIG bri UNDE a is HE . dly”? Yankees; and the bare pos ar ow “c e th of ck sto ge lar d dre hun x —Si ns. durcra o, rri cisc Pot Fran on San k ital, of Hauiec Hosp nty Cou and ch a fate awaits them is likely . ing the month of April last: Number ofpatients su t tha ty ili sib s ol ng To ni of the children of tbe public Schools of St. ns Mi & io is ov s, Pr ie er oc Gr . the o int t no if d, ma em th of in hospital April 1, 226; admitted during the ny ma e iv dr to , NG MI CO RE MO ND —A ND Louis, lately invited Gen, Halleck to a couHA ON ed harg disc 67; d, cure ed harg disc 96; th, mon er st gi Re C.) The Raleigh (N. ’ h. tc di st “la by request, 19; died, 15: average number in cert for the benefit of the poor. He anWILL SELL, AT WHOLESALE, ves on the subject: ra g us inin th rema 234; h, mont the ng duri ital hosp g, swered ina letter, from wh'ch we clip this Ke by . cts d3 198 . . . . . . ter But ide May 1, 220. — the month twenty outs It would be criminal as well as idle to den paragrapb: Candles,... idan wavess $4 50 per Box that the present is the most gloomy period which . patients were treated. The corrupt politicians of the present day . the South has witnessed since the commenceSugar,..in Half Barvels 15 1-4 ets. will probably, from self-interest, continue to . ment of the war for freedom and independence . State GoveRNMENTS.—The folTea..by the Chest 52 1-2 cts per lb. e uni Dov fan the flames of covil discord. But our chilon the one side, and conquest and subjugation . cts, per BOO ibs, 2 112 $6 chia sies ce d S eade OO le-h houb a have es Stat five ed nam ng lowi dren should be taught that we are all members on the other. What then? Must the South . e. Cas r pe 00 s $4 cos as s cite sc kc occ h ma Fe e Pt ry: iona stat e — som . ag and ng fl rovi e its government, som of the same family, and that our countro can give up its ship of State, and strike . doz 62 $4 n, Cor t’s set Ken or w’s d ve slo wa Win s ha od ri il pe inst a t t or mus sh We that flag which in so never be permanently divided. . —Kentucky: Governors—Beriah Magofin and into their minds those sentiments of fraternal triumphantly over so many battle-fields?_ Must . George W. Johnson. Missouri—Hamilton R. EVERY OTHER ARTICLE PROPORTIONATE, affection and pure patriosm which alone can the people of the South become the serfs and . Gamble and Clairborne F. Jackson. North h. <3 Cas ms, Ter ee restore — to our country, and eradicate all yassals of the damnable Yankees, and the scorn . Carolina—Marble Nash Taylor, Henry T. J. M. HIXSON &BRO. April 22. tracesof the animosities which have been enand scoff of the nations of the earth? Never! . Clark and Edward Stanley. Tennessee—Angendered by this unholy rebellion. never!! never!!! Better that the last Southern . . drew Johnson and Isham G. Harris. Virginman be buried beneath the soil in whose defense . ia—Francis H. Pierepont and John Letcher. e of Yankee ty. av sl e th me co be an th , ed di he Tue Pacivic Rairoap.—There is a fair J. M. HIXSON & BRO’S, BATES & McCORMICK, rants. The world never beheld a more degra prospect that the Pacific Railroad bill which ded spectacle than would be presented ina_ Jersry Troors IN THE ARMY.—By the IL . n TA by io RE at ug D bj AN su y, in Jerse ld he New d of d l an re E enera ue ant-G AL nq Adjut co the h ES of ut t repor OL So WH has passed the House of Representatives the depraved, brutal, cowardly, cheating, vulgar . . it appears that New Jersey has sent to the arwill be adopted by the Senate. WashingYankees. But this will not be; cannot be. Ten . my—including 3,075 three months men—13,992 ton dispatches to New York papers state millions of people resolved to live or die free-. men. This includes one cavalry regiment and emy may rav. . two six gun batteries of 121 men each. The en e Th . ed av sl , en be S ot nn T ca n S me I G G U R D that the Senate Committee have agreed to age our coast and destroy our cities, but they . number of men in the State capable of bearing report the biil, without amendments, and can never take and hold the heart of country if. arms is 97,806. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA. . be not l shal ‘It d, wor the aks spe th Sou the urge its passage. The Lill seems to be genE G R A L A done!’ D E . INFATUATION.—The Horsetown Argus says V I E C E R T S U J Scurreme Court Rerorter.—The Govererally acceptable, AVE t that gs tha diggin g assortment of d leavin s tte partie of omi heard has e it hav to ht oug ter wri The nor has appointed C, J. Hillyer, of Placer the for hand, the to day per dollars five d yielde d) bar of list the m fro ’’ dly war “co d wor S, NE CI DI county, Supreme Court Reporter, in place ME S, UG DR Hore, Ropssry.—A man named ThomSalered discov newly the to purpose of going . the if for, s; kee Yan the to s lie app he es nam mon River mines. Bagley, whose term expires on the 17th inst. as Hughes was robbed of a gold watch aud es, icl Art . let dit cre Toi e som & be l wil it y l, nc sfu Fa ces suc are els y, reb er um rf Pe Over a month ago, the Supreme Judges ad$180 in money, last Sunday night, while MARRIED. . opn whe nce nde epe ind ir the won y the t tha dressed a rather dictatorial note to the Govasleep in a hotel at Yuba City. The monIn thiv city, on the 15th inst., at the residence of ALSO, THE BEST QU ALITY OF . be ld wou it le whi , men ve bra by ed pos E P. Farnham, Esq., by Rev. B. Brierly, Mr. O. FE. ng t ernor, recommendi the appointmen of J, ey was in bis pantaloons pocket, which he this of all Cranston, 0, ELeanor Miss and GREEN B. Harmon giving some very good, and placed under bis pillow, and the robber suchighly disgraceful to the “ten millions’’ to city. S R O U Q I L & : S E N I W D IMPORTE some very puerile, reasons why be should ceeded iu getting it out without awaking be beld in subjection by a race of cowards. —Yesterday the attaches of the Demoerat office . es os rp Pu l ca di Me r o nnited fn drinking the health of the happy cou} le, in F be appointed. But the Governor paid no him. The watch was hanging up in the ury,—We have re-, the sparkling juice sent us by friend Green. May Merc ay Sunp Tue attention to the recommendation of the dis, bed-room, oY Y ET RI VA CE OI CH D N A H ES FR A just) E , V paper A their union be unclouded. of this er numb WE H first the d ceive tingnisbed gentlemen composing that auSan Fuancisco, by J. McDonough at ed start tion truc cons the for g idin prov , Bint Tue gust tribunal, ARDEN SEEDS: G MARSHAL’S NOTICE. . the of one was d Foar Mr, of an iron-clad gunboat, similar to the MonFoard& Co. ae OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT . rly latte and Era, ea Gold the of A Late pisparen, dated at New Kent, itor, for the protection of San Francisco founders in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Prescriptions put up at all hours either ¥a,, stated a report that the rebels who are harbor, which passed the Assemply last counected with the Mirror, It isa large, Board of Trustees of Nevada City, at a meeting held night or day. on Tuesday evening, May 13th, 1862, I shall at the retreating before MoClellan’s army would week, came up in the Senate on Tuesday neatly printed paper, aod contains a great . expiration of ten days from the date hereof, proceed a@DR. BATES’ OF FICE, SAME PLACE. “€@ to enforce Ordinance No. 25, entitled ‘tan ordinance make a stand on the head waters of the last, and was plaeed on the general file, variety of interesting reading matter, Chickahominy oreek, ‘forty five miles from This amounts to the defeat of the bill, as it Hichmond.” It sbould have read “fifteen is not probable it can be reached in time adjourument. the before on acted be to miles from Richmoad,’’? Other dispatches, however,, state that military men are of the A Severe Storm was raging along the opinion that the rebels have no intention of Platte river on Tuesday, aud in consemaking astand in Eastern Virginia, quence of the prevalence of electricity in ph ere, fora wires telegra the atmosph the Tus Sreamer Nevava.—A San Francisco g AsThe order, workin in not were time dispatch to the Union, some days ago, mend a short r, receive howeve d Press, sociate tioneda report that the steamer Nevada nal h, over came news additio and dispatc had been raised, and taken to Mare Island -o provide for the licensing of dogs,’’ passed June 9th, a. D. 1858, ovr A Proxern.—wWavid Carlyle, Nevada, May 15th, 1862. Wa. H. Davinson, Marshal. er. des a ly shot iu Washoe by DeatH who was late ter, died at Fort Churcbill on the 8th inst, . The following is the ordinance referred to: E, [No, 35.] OR ST ON TI SI PO OP E TH . and , 1849 in e Stat Mr. Carlyle came to this An Ordinance to provide for the Licensing of Dogs, resided for many years in Sau Francisco, a Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as folOWS> Pine Streets, & ad Bro of where be leaves a wife, Cor. Sxcrion 1. From and after the first day of July, a. D 1858, it shall not be lawful for the owners or other Masonic Evection.—The followiug genpersons having the charge of dogs to allow them to ron at large within the corporate limits of the city . Grand the by Friday, on tlemen were elected of Nevada, except as provided for in this ordinance. Royal Arch Chapter of Masons of this State, . Sec. 2. Every owner or other person baving the for the ensuing term: A. Hollub, G. H. P.; E. . charge of dogs shall pay for a license for keeping each k, Kirkpatric John I; H. G. D. Decar, Van H. doz the sum of five dollars, payable in advance at the yesterday, but we learn it is not of an exfor repairs. Having beard nothing of the G. K.; Charles Marsh, G. 8.; P. W.Shepheard, . Marshal’s office. citing character, Sec. 3. The Marshal shall provide for each person . C.,; G. Wilmot, W. G.S., Owens, C. L. T.; G. matter since, we presume there was no W. A. Davies, G. C. of H.; A Kahn, R. A. C.; applying fora license under this ordinance a brass truth in the report. Caner or Venue.—Two important suits —Hogarth etal. vs. Miller et al., and Kelly NEVADA, G N I V I H E C E R Y L T N A T S N O C E R NEW and FASHIONABLE STYLES of tag, stamped with a consecutive number, whieh tag Tur ship Weshingtou, from Hongkong, O.H. Dibble, G. L. . shall be securely fastened upon the neck of the dog SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING, has been libelediat San, Francisco, for carfor which the \icense is taken out. He shall also furnish to the person taking out the license a receipt . learn t.—We DistRic l7rH THE FOR JuDGE rying seventy-eight passengers more than) n. io pt ri for the amount of money paid, with the date of the sc De y r e v E f O i . Jus 17th the that Hon. R. H. Taylor, Judge of licensee allowed by law. dical District, has resigned his oftice, and that Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Marshal and Gov. Stanford has appointed as. a successor watchmen to kill and remove all dogs fonnd running Nevada, May 9th. 1861.—t Tue Legislature has appropriated sevenLeonidas E. Pratt, of Downievilley the ap-. at large, the owners of which shall not have complied etal. vs, Taylor etal—peuding before the Marysville District Court, bave been transof day, Ist the on effect with the provisions of this ordinance; and all persons tuke to ae pay to s dollar ed bundr five and thous teen ferred to Nevada county for trial, Phe orobstructing the aforesaid officers in the performance une. of their duties under this ordinance, upon conviction the witnesses in the Hardy case. der to that effect was made Monday last, ‘Tux two Houses of the Legislature bave JOSEPH BROTHERS, thall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred . , Warten AccIpENT.—A young man named dollars or less than ten dollars, or in default of pay Tug mercantile community of San Fraa. was severely injured near Sandy Gulch. Cala-. ment, by imprisonment not more than ten days in He bank. a of caving the by county, veras at noon tocisco have agreed upon the 15th and last ue his shoulder injured and one hip disloca” dep 9th, passed a resolution to. adjourn une a daye of each month. as collection days. 4, H. Hasson, C 1858. H, H. FLAGG President. HO! FOR SALMON RIVER! . A FINE LOT OF PACK animals, in good condition to r make the trip to Salmen RiveoF the Cariboo mines, for sale cheap foF cash, by Navada, May 1st;_1862. J.M. HIXSON, & BRQ.

ee Capture or Norvo.x.—The Union of yes nt ce re e Th —t y. tr un Co r vu Ri ’s EN Ow E H T . t r o r ve ri s ' n e w O e r e P e RA ES, . r . ae TELEG Y B n o c n o i t a m r o f n i f o l a e d d o o g a t u o t h g u o r b . ae itr s it , —a ke la e h t r, ve ri t a h t f o . cerning the valley e v a h h c i h w s e n i m g n i r o b h g i e n d n a es ri ta bu . . 15 y a M , o San Francisc few persons. terday has an eastern dispatch, giving some further particulars of the capture of Norfolk, ———— Thomas Boyce is our Agent for San Francis coufirmiag the main incidents reported in a a to ly on n w o n k to er th hi n e e b -. er st ye e r e h m o r f , r e m a e t s n o g e and r ts, men O ise The «o. He is authorized to reeeive advert , th ng le in s e l i m d e r d n u ly h st mo a , rs er ge en ov ss pa is 0 50 ey t ou ll ub va ok e to h , T day . l be re e th of t las e previous dispatch. Th cullect and receipt for the same. ’ e width of eight miles. Its A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento, to receive advertisements and collect for the same. “THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 1862. Tus Harpy TriaL,—A vote was taken in the Senate on Wednesday, in the Hardy Impeachment case, and resulted in bis acquittal on all the charges. It requires a two-third vote to conviet; but at the time of writing this we bave not learned bow the vote stood. The evidenee given before the Senate show that Hardy is a very unfit man for a Jndge, as it was in direct proof that he bad rendered judicial decisions from corrupt and improper motives. The testimony on the ebarges of disloyalty, and drunkenness upoo the bench, was couflictof n Me . ed ct pe ex en be ve ha t ing, as migh s te tu ti ns co at wh to as fer dif ll wi se ur co disloyalty, and as to how far under the iner od re to be st mu n ma a or qu li of e nc ue fl him unfit to occupy a judicial position. —The above was written in view of a dit patch that passed over the wires yesterday, stating that Hardy had been convicted. The rumor, however, was afterwards coutradicted; and it will be seen by our dispateb, io another colamn, that he was convieted on the ebarge of disloyalty. Sap Aeciwent.—A little boy named James Blaikie, aged about five years, who formerly resided with bis parents in Nevada, met with a sad accident a few days ago, at San Francisco, His mother bad sent him on an errand, and while returning, he turned round to look at some boys who were throwing chips oftin in the air, when one of the pieces struck him io the eye and destroyed the sight. A letter to his grand mother, Mre, Legg, who resides in Nevada, states that the little fellow bore his miefor. tune with the greatest fortitude for one of his years, walking home, a distance of two er three huodred yards, and not a cry or whimper escaping bim. wd San Francisco Po.ttics.—The election for city and county officers, of San Francisco takes place next Tuesday, but as yet ooly one set of candidates bave been nom inated. The “Peoples’ Party’’ Convention, which is a sort of a self-perpetuating political machine, have nominated, with one or two exceptions, the present iocumbants of the several offices, The Democrats have elected delegates to a nominating Convention, and will undoubtedly have a full ticket in the field; but the straight-out Republicane, who bave also taken steps to bring out a ticket, will probably be choked down, af they are somewhat fearful of showing their weakness at the present time. FOR SALE! HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS Tor sale his magnificent Daguerreotype Gallery, IT IS THE MOST COMPLETE ESTA ISHMENY Of , nd the ins Ki in nta the Mou g a r n ave a s a h d n a . ce. iti y Gar b for d g, e r in e rn t mo a ay w rd tu y l Sa b on a r ty i ci e m th d t a lef ps is oo tr . soil is unsurpassed, it and as the owner is compe lled to leave, it will be selg n u o m e th m o r 2 f ow “ fl at th s ie ar ut ib ; tr ye Ma e th th very l ps on l oo a m tr s r . ou of and on the approach med Belle Campbell il j fa un e ar s am re st se he ‘T s. de si th bo on s in ta " P r te wa of st be e th rd mfo li af r ty d ci an e e th l, TER fal to REA MS, t e SON t ea uc ABL tr gr E c of ve o ha g, in . s ut re pa or went with a flag r be om fr ly us io er disappeared myst mti th wi d re ve co e ar s de in ma ta on un so mo his e s get wa to Th t enabl r. be ed will we now po . t purch no asing s party A ba d its, and an arrangemen au ., st in h 7t e at Petaluma, on th w o p r e t a w a d te ec , as the exty) er months few a of d a course the h in money p o h s i B . r M a d n a r be . with Gen. Wool that the city should be givyet been heard of. to r io pr er wig mb which s, lu busines t d speni ou & g doing now in is t rn lishmen tu s wa d an l il wit wm sa er . er, Wint next till th ng wi easi incr on ay go . aw t ep sw s d wa e It h c a e. e p bl y m en up, on the promise that private property ou a i tr d r e an t s di e y In s e a w th y . d r a H e g d u J } wil] business the learn to desiring Purchasers . 0. 00 0, $1 an th ss le t no of ss lo a — r e b m d u re l te e en th ol Wo n. Ge d, te ec sp re be . f o should gn. ge the by ar ch branches, e its all th in same on the ce fi taught be of m o r f d e v o m e r d s am an re st ld co r, ea cl s e ar ie ar ut ib tr d an r ve ri e Th LIEBERT, A. dersigned. isd an ke la e the city in company with the Mayor, un th dr rd s, alive with mountain trout; but, towa disloyalty. On all other charge 15, 1862. May a is ke la e Th . e li el ka Vi al n. Ge th ng wi ti d in po te ap na on eg ti ma pr la im oc pr is it sued a . ty il gu t no d un fo s a w he , c. et s, es nn ke is th ng le st te ea gr s it r; te wa li ka al of ol po re me no at th ng ri de or d an r, de an mm co . ry , milita Michael Phelan, the great billiard player thirty miles and its greatest width fifteen miles. . PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP C0, soldier should be permitted to enter the city is expected on the next steamer, A grand. The small streams are lined with oak, ash, LS HI MS EA ST G IN e OW LL e FO HE . ti al e Th . er mb ti s ou du ci de r he of ng ot di d an an mm e co pl ma without permission of the r te af on so f of Ta e MoNn7 m the o in c ed ll atch disp be will billiard tournament wi . a se e 2,500 feet abov t ou ub is ey ll va e th of de tu ficer of his regiment. Nut the slightest re. e er th ; nt sa ea pl d an ld mi o is e M r A at 1 8 Y im 6 , cl 2 e : Th a l. D ve o le r e r m e e s , l. va ri ar s hi e th in y rl ea d an , r , n ay, ra be son tai rsd no So Cap Hud to Thu May Sth, Oc in te la ts sistance was made to the advance of our os fr e ar t! me e te it mm Co ic at The Union Democr bsu d ul co le Leth, tt May Ca s. y, Frids ow sn , Baby om ld ain se Capt it d , Age an , ng ri den Gol sp . e troops, except at Tanner’s creek, where th last evening. After much discussion Ly com. oP is’ excellent order all the year round. 24 th M , a y S a t a r d L o a y p , i d C g a e p , t a L i n o S u t l . s , t gh ei or x si d an e, fir on t se en be d ba ge id br ee e e e . h t th wi t ul ns co to d te in po mittee was ap a, Capt. Farnsworth Saturday, May 31st, ab iz Or shots were fired from three guns stationed. other organizations as to the feasibility of . . FrLoop ApPpREHENDED.—The Stockton In. From Folsom Street Wharf, at 9 o’clock a. M. pune. . of , rd Wa n ai pt Ca . by of s , an ed me rm fo no in ng is vi dependent on the opposite side, Ha , ly al tu ty ci at th in d ve ri ar o ” wh x, Si ynt ve Se ** r me ea st . Hs r . e n. e co , ad ro , r A he M ot A an N ok " A to P R ps O oo F tr r ou , crossing ay sd ur Th on r, ve ne ri um ol , Tu le il sv am Ad om fr . ew dr e ul So d -day, Perkins ao to te na Se In Pass enge rs will be conveyed from Panama to As. ed nd fe de n se be ri to ed s rt ha po t re in nd po ,a at er th ng at r te wa e siderably lo th at th g, in en : ev rm te ng lo r fo ew s dr in rk Pe d s an for seat Company and fiom Rail Pana road the by ma pinwa ll . ap to s er rm fa e th e us ca to as t gh hi a ch su to . d ba ls be re e th t bu y; er tt ba ng by a stro , . ed uc luaeit and Atlan ic od the by York tic New to tr Aspi nwal in l re s we on ti lu so re y d nn an fu ne y n um ol Ma Tu e Th . ow a general overfl nd he we Comp any. Stea mshi p g iu ik sp r te af , ns io at ic if rt fo g in nn ru evacuated the re we y, to da t es in dn We Qu ng ti on in n, po ui aq ap Jo e n on , Sa rs he ot FORBES & BABCOUK, among Agents P. MLS Co An ge gy the guns, take the census of Big Spring Precinct. In. down full, the water wl a 4 ststreet s. San SGOT ‘ t! Liedesdor and . nto Sacrame of Corner . Z the of some flood would » . hight of ten inches atin ‘ _. " ‘ 6 Bay . Francisco . deand rivers, the along s orchard e valuabl most . us ficticio and l persona

many A Bayonet Coarce.—A correspondent . the Assembly ed ac pl en be ve ha y the h ic wh by or lab e th oy str res . g on resolutions were introduced. Astr . t ui fr e Th d. oo fl e th e nc si n io it nd co od of the New York Herald furnishes the folgo in ) of censure of Furguson, of Sacra. trees never gave fairer promise of a full crop n tio olu t, ren Cur ces Pri all Rit o tw by , iowing account of a bayonet charge be ey th ld ou sh t bu . ; , me 35 ti t es en ay es , ed pr ss e pa th d at an an ed th uc od tr in s wa o, nt me . equence Butter, @ }h...---373¢ Viekles. half galion.,. ns co e th , ow regiments of Hancock’s division, at the batfl er ov r he ot an by n ke ta er ov noes 16. Speaker Barstow made a splendid .05 ..2. . r, us Powde ro st Yeast sa di y $1,00 el ths 5 em tr ed ex Crush be d Sugar, ul wo g: ar m sb tle near Willia Brown, 6 fhe $1.00fPie Fruit...... Bik and at 12:15 the Assem-. “ g, sin clo on , ech spe There was scarcely 100 yards between the .....6 624, ters. 2[Ovs .$3.1 . (mat) China 1 No. . e th for ers che ee thr h wit ned our adj bly . as ce e sh fir mi ir Want or Foop.—The British Colonist, in Candles, 4 ths ...81.0C}Hams, (svg. cured) rebels and our men when our sk . ue vasc 548 AOE 0} $1.0 .. Tbs. 12 s: Nailx, say ed. The 5th Wisconsin and 43d New York Union. er, riv er as Fr om fr l iva mentioning an arr 1s dees coxa gs’ Billin : ¢ } $1,25 sass codes . es. Spad formed in close order, at long range; musket . ng bei Lake, May 15th.—Troops are ut Sa w WestminisPick Handles....3733/Bacon. (state’s). ..14 Ne t lef ve ha rs ne mi e th of st Mo barrels came to level and one terrible volley t in la mp co t ea Gr et. Our own curingv5 loo Lil . d y. an idl on rap tt . te Ly x rou bo for d l an ter r mai ou Fl the of k ng Sac alo ned tio sta s mu e ng ra ng tore through the ranks; some lo 73 000. % 60.6 .0 ers uld Sho 26 $3, .. .. ng. cki bla of . , tes rou h bot on nts cha mer the t ins aga de ma is . to r de te or rou on kets came to second level, and IN ES ICL ARL R HE UT There is a prospect of re-opening the ¢) 87} .. .. s. per 2pa , Tea . ls too d war for g din sen in ion act ir the of e aus bec N, TIO “Charge bayonets,” away went the two regivery soon, No further troublea from the . POR PRO rey +. .-+ .. .. ket Bas “ . of es ari ess nec the n whe e tim ata uor liq and ments, amidst loud cheers. Gallont as the foe . nn co s < keg ve sta to s eat thr d an , rce sca are e lif H, AS —C MS R TE saar>—_—s were, they could not stand this, and for a space Indians are reported The overland live is. om fr rd hea tly uen req unf t no are s rit spi g nin tai generally estimated at three-quarters of a mile, . down east of Omaha . ADA NEV , ET RE ST D OA BR 75 NO. the it awa y sl ou xi an o wh rs ne mi ved tar f-s hal . ed rv se ly id nd they advanced under a fire sple RH , Co's & ver Wea ve abo rs StS RE OR ORE RAS Mea . OF em doo few seA pro to em th ble ena s to ion vis pro of l iva arr s er sh mi ir sk from a battery, witha cloud of . st es. ja min e ar the to ls y be rne re e jou ir Th the .— e ts cut a Fa re, in Ch Sto np Ha em Tu e 4. fir e r2 ol ap wh e Th nt. fro ir the ss stretched acro was very destructive. The rebels had not the beginning to realize that they may, after all . Y! OD YB ER EV N! IO NT TE AT ) ing low fol e —Th at. prt Hos sco nci Fra Saw nerve, broke, and fled in a complete panic. their boasting, be compelled to submit to . y Cit the of ons cti nsa tra of A NG ent HAVI tem NED, sta ef RSIG bri UNDE a is HE . dly”? Yankees; and the bare pos ar ow “c e th of ck sto ge lar d dre hun x —Si ns. durcra o, rri cisc Pot Fran on San k ital, of Hauiec Hosp nty Cou and ch a fate awaits them is likely . ing the month of April last: Number ofpatients su t tha ty ili sib s ol ng To ni of the children of tbe public Schools of St. ns Mi & io is ov s, Pr ie er oc Gr . the o int t no if d, ma em th of in hospital April 1, 226; admitted during the ny ma e iv dr to , NG MI CO RE MO ND —A ND Louis, lately invited Gen, Halleck to a couHA ON ed harg disc 67; d, cure ed harg disc 96; th, mon er st gi Re C.) The Raleigh (N. ’ h. tc di st “la by request, 19; died, 15: average number in cert for the benefit of the poor. He anWILL SELL, AT WHOLESALE, ves on the subject: ra g us inin th rema 234; h, mont the ng duri ital hosp g, swered ina letter, from wh'ch we clip this Ke by . cts d3 198 .. .. .. .. .. .. ter But ide May 1, 220. — the month twenty outs It would be criminal as well as idle to den paragrapb: Candles,..... idan wavess $4 50 per Box that the present is the most gloomy period which . patients were treated. The corrupt politicians of the present day . the South has witnessed since the commenceSugar,....in Half Barvels 15 1-4 ets. will probably, from self-interest, continue to . ment of the war for freedom and independence . State GoveRNMENTS.—The folTea....by the Chest 52 1-2 cts per lb. e uni Dov fan the flames of covil discord. But our chilon the one side, and conquest and subjugation . cts, per BOO ibs, 2 112 $6 chia sies ce d S eade OO le-h houb a have es Stat five ed nam ng lowi dren should be taught that we are all members on the other. What then? Must the South . e. Cas r pe 00 s $4 cos as s cite sc kc occ h ma Fe e Pt ry: iona stat e — som . ag and ng fl rovi e its government, som of the same family, and that our countro can give up its ship of State, and strike . doz 62 $4 n, Cor t’s set Ken or w’s d ve slo wa Win s ha od ri il pe inst a t t or mus sh We that flag which in so never be permanently divided. . —Kentucky: Governors—Beriah Magofin and into their minds those sentiments of fraternal triumphantly over so many battle-fields?_ Must . George W. Johnson. Missouri—Hamilton R. EVERY OTHER ARTICLE PROPORTIONATE, affection and pure patriosm which alone can the people of the South become the serfs and . Gamble and Clairborne F. Jackson. North h. <3 Cas ms, Ter ee restore — to our country, and eradicate all yassals of the damnable Yankees, and the scorn . Carolina—Marble Nash Taylor, Henry T. J. M. HIXSON &BRO. April 22. tracesof the animosities which have been enand scoff of the nations of the earth? Never! . Clark and Edward Stanley. Tennessee—Angendered by this unholy rebellion. never!! never!!! Better that the last Southern . . drew Johnson and Isham G. Harris. Virginman be buried beneath the soil in whose defense . ia—Francis H. Pierepont and John Letcher. e of Yankee ty. av sl e th me co be an th , ed di he Tue Pacivic Rairoap.—There is a fair J. M. HIXSON & BRO’S, BATES & McCORMICK, rants. The world never beheld a more degra prospect that the Pacific Railroad bill which ded spectacle than would be presented ina_ Jersry Troors IN THE ARMY.—By the IL . n TA by io RE at ug D bj AN su y, in Jerse ld he New d of d l an re E enera ue ant-G AL nq Adjut co the h ES of ut t repor OL So WH has passed the House of Representatives the depraved, brutal, cowardly, cheating, vulgar . . it appears that New Jersey has sent to the arwill be adopted by the Senate. WashingYankees. But this will not be; cannot be. Ten . my—including 3,075 three months men—13,992 ton dispatches to New York papers state millions of people resolved to live or die free-. men. This includes one cavalry regiment and emy may rav. . two six gun batteries of 121 men each. The en e Th . ed av sl , en be S ot nn T ca n S me I G G U R D that the Senate Committee have agreed to age our coast and destroy our cities, but they . number of men in the State capable of bearing report the biil, without amendments, and can never take and hold the heart of country if. arms is 97,806. CORNER OF BROAD & PINE STS., NEVADA. . be not l shal ‘It d, wor the aks spe th Sou the urge its passage. The Lill seems to be genE G R A L A done!’ D E . INFATUATION.—The Horsetown Argus says V I E C E R T S U J Scurreme Court Rerorter.—The Govererally acceptable, AVE t that gs tha diggin g assortment of d leavin s tte partie of omi heard has e it hav to ht oug ter wri The nor has appointed C, J. Hillyer, of Placer the for hand, the to day per dollars five d yielde d) bar of list the m fro ’’ dly war “co d wor S, NE CI DI county, Supreme Court Reporter, in place ME S, UG DR Hore, Ropssry.—A man named ThomSalered discov newly the to purpose of going . the if for, s; kee Yan the to s lie app he es nam mon River mines. Bagley, whose term expires on the 17th inst. as Hughes was robbed of a gold watch aud es, icl Art . let dit cre Toi e som & be l wil it y l, nc sfu Fa ces suc are els y, reb er um rf Pe Over a month ago, the Supreme Judges ad$180 in money, last Sunday night, while MARRIED. . opn whe nce nde epe ind ir the won y the t tha dressed a rather dictatorial note to the Govasleep in a hotel at Yuba City. The monIn thiv city, on the 15th inst., at the residence of ALSO, THE BEST QU ALITY OF . be ld wou it le whi , men ve bra by ed pos E P. Farnham, Esq., by Rev. B. Brierly, Mr. O. FE. ng t ernor, recommendi the appointmen of J, ey was in bis pantaloons pocket, which he this of all Cranston, 0, ELeanor Miss and GREEN B. Harmon giving some very good, and placed under bis pillow, and the robber suchighly disgraceful to the “ten millions’’ to city. S R O U Q I L & : S E N I W D IMPORTE some very puerile, reasons why be should ceeded iu getting it out without awaking be beld in subjection by a race of cowards. —Yesterday the attaches of the Demoerat office . es os rp Pu l ca di Me r o nnited fn drinking the health of the happy cou} le, in F be appointed. But the Governor paid no him. The watch was hanging up in the ury,—We have re-, the sparkling juice sent us by friend Green. May Merc ay Sunp Tue attention to the recommendation of the dis, bed-room, oY Y ET RI VA CE OI CH D N A H ES FR A just) E , V paper A their union be unclouded. of this er numb WE H first the d ceive tingnisbed gentlemen composing that auSan Fuancisco, by J. McDonough at ed start tion truc cons the for g idin prov , Bint Tue gust tribunal, ARDEN SEEDS: G MARSHAL’S NOTICE. . the of one was d Foar Mr, of an iron-clad gunboat, similar to the MonFoard& Co. ae OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT . rly latte and Era, ea Gold the of A Late pisparen, dated at New Kent, itor, for the protection of San Francisco founders in accordance with a resolution adopted by the Prescriptions put up at all hours either ¥a,, stated a report that the rebels who are harbor, which passed the Assemply last counected with the Mirror, It isa large, Board of Trustees of Nevada City, at a meeting held night or day. on Tuesday evening, May 13th, 1862, I shall at the retreating before MoClellan’s army would week, came up in the Senate on Tuesday neatly printed paper, aod contains a great . expiration of ten days from the date hereof, proceed a@DR. BATES’ OF FICE, SAME PLACE. “€@ to enforce Ordinance No. 25, entitled ‘tan ordinance make a stand on the head waters of the last, and was plaeed on the general file, variety of interesting reading matter, Chickahominy oreek, ‘forty five miles from This amounts to the defeat of the bill, as it Hichmond.” It sbould have read “fifteen is not probable it can be reached in time adjourument. the before on acted be to miles from Richmoad,’’? Other dispatches, however,, state that military men are of the A Severe Storm was raging along the opinion that the rebels have no intention of Platte river on Tuesday, aud in consemaking astand in Eastern Virginia, quence of the prevalence of electricity in ph ere, fora wires telegra the atmosph the Tus Sreamer Nevava.—A San Francisco g AsThe order, workin in not were time dispatch to the Union, some days ago, mend a short r, receive howeve d Press, sociate tioneda report that the steamer Nevada nal h, over came news additio and dispatc had been raised, and taken to Mare Island -o provide for the licensing of dogs,’’ passed June 9th, a. D. 1858, ovr A Proxern.—wWavid Carlyle, Nevada, May 15th, 1862. Wa. H. Davinson, Marshal. er. des a ly shot iu Washoe by DeatH who was late ter, died at Fort Churcbill on the 8th inst, . The following is the ordinance referred to: E, [No, 35.] OR ST ON TI SI PO OP E TH . and , 1849 in e Stat Mr. Carlyle came to this An Ordinance to provide for the Licensing of Dogs, resided for many years in Sau Francisco, a Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as folOWS> Pine Streets, & ad Bro of where be leaves a wife, Cor. Sxcrion 1. From and after the first day of July, a. D 1858, it shall not be lawful for the owners or other Masonic Evection.—The followiug genpersons having the charge of dogs to allow them to ron at large within the corporate limits of the city . Grand the by Friday, on tlemen were elected of Nevada, except as provided for in this ordinance. Royal Arch Chapter of Masons of this State, . Sec. 2. Every owner or other person baving the for the ensuing term: A. Hollub, G. H. P.; E. . charge of dogs shall pay for a license for keeping each k, Kirkpatric John I; H. G. D. Decar, Van H. doz the sum of five dollars, payable in advance at the yesterday, but we learn it is not of an exfor repairs. Having beard nothing of the G. K.; Charles Marsh, G. 8.; P. W.Shepheard, . Marshal’s office. citing character, Sec. 3. The Marshal shall provide for each person . C.,; G. Wilmot, W. G.S., Owens, C. L. T.; G. matter since, we presume there was no W. A. Davies, G. C. of H.; A Kahn, R. A. C.; applying fora license under this ordinance a brass truth in the report. Caner or Venue.—Two important suits —Hogarth etal. vs. Miller et al., and Kelly NEVADA, G N I V I H E C E R Y L T N A T S N O C E R NEW and FASHIONABLE STYLES of tag, stamped with a consecutive number, whieh tag Tur ship Weshingtou, from Hongkong, O.H. Dibble, G. L. . shall be securely fastened upon the neck of the dog SPRING & SUMMER CLOTHING, has been libelediat San, Francisco, for carfor which the \icense is taken out. He shall also furnish to the person taking out the license a receipt . learn t.—We DistRic l7rH THE FOR JuDGE rying seventy-eight passengers more than) n. io pt ri for the amount of money paid, with the date of the sc De y r e v E f O i . Jus 17th the that Hon. R. H. Taylor, Judge of licensee allowed by law. dical District, has resigned his oftice, and that Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the Marshal and Gov. Stanford has appointed as. a successor watchmen to kill and remove all dogs fonnd running Nevada, May 9th. 1861.—t Tue Legislature has appropriated sevenLeonidas E. Pratt, of Downievilley the ap-. at large, the owners of which shall not have complied etal. vs, Taylor etal—peuding before the Marysville District Court, bave been transof day, Ist the on effect with the provisions of this ordinance; and all persons tuke to ae pay to s dollar ed bundr five and thous teen ferred to Nevada county for trial, Phe orobstructing the aforesaid officers in the performance une. of their duties under this ordinance, upon conviction the witnesses in the Hardy case. der to that effect was made Monday last, ‘Tux two Houses of the Legislature bave JOSEPH BROTHERS, thall be fined in any sum not exceeding one hundred . , Warten AccIpENT.—A young man named dollars or less than ten dollars, or in default of pay Tug mercantile community of San Fraa. was severely injured near Sandy Gulch. Cala-. ment, by imprisonment not more than ten days in He bank. a of caving the by county, veras at noon tocisco have agreed upon the 15th and last ue his shoulder injured and one hip disloca” dep 9th, passed a resolution to. adjourn une a daye of each month. as collection days. 4, H. Hasson, C 1858. H, H. FLAGG President. HO! FOR SALMON RIVER! . A FINE LOT OF PACK animals, in good condition to r make the trip to Salmen RiveoF the Cariboo mines, for sale cheap foF cash, by Navada, May 1st;_1862. J.M. HIXSON, & BRQ.