October 10, 1861 (4 pages)

emorrat. ig ou tfor ‘San Franal ay oe ee to . ve advertisements aud collect and receipt for the same. A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento to receive advertisements and collect for the same. ee THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1861. crate tel Ae A UI en COUNTY FINANCES. The Union, of yesterday, published come three and @ balf colamos of Eastern news, received by Pony, but with the exeeption of the reported movements in Missouri, aod on the Potomac, the intelligence is not of special interest. Gen. Fremont arrived at Jefferson City, with bis staff, aod among the officers in bis command were Generals Hooter and Sigel San Francisco, Oct. 10tb. A private letter bas been received by the Pony, stating thata Colonel's commission bas been tent on to Mr. Scaouell, Chief Engineer of the S. F. Fire Department. The appoiosment was made ot the instance of Senators Latham and McDougall. Dave says be will go to the wars if he gets it, Nevana, City, October 8, 1861. To mux Hoy. tH Boarp oF Scrervisors OF THE Countr ov Nevapa: Gentlemen:—Herewith I hand you a statement of the Receipts and Disbursements of my office, from August 6th to October “th, 1861, t he same being a correct transcript of the books kept by me as County Treasurer Cash on hand at date of report Aug. 6, 1861. APPORTIONKD AS FOLLOWS: State Fumd..e0eeeee J. W. Cains, County Treas. 14,211 38 ee ee ROAD NOTICE. ROPOSALS Will be received by thy P Board of Supervisors of Nevada County. unti] the First Monday in November, 4. D. 1861, for gra. ding a county read in Grasse Valley township, starting from that point on the Nevada and Grass Valh+ road, known ax the Ridge Road, at the upper edge of the cha 1, running down on the south side of Worthington’s ranch fence to the old Nevada road, near the flume. T. H. ROLFR, Oct. 9, 1861.—td. Ch'm Board Supervisors, GRAND COMBINATION, -——_— , Maj. Gen. Halleck, and s number of U. 5 f By At A the nace iene —the latter, it appears, heviog been weet aes 7 y officers leave on the next steamer conan . POR _ eo : KEW PHILADTLPHIA F . and Auditor, the reader W erred {rom Rolla to amore important com. ) 5 ising bound for the seat of war. Indigent Sick Fund.:. ecg 4 4 a pretty good ides of the present condition . f1a,4 om the Missouri river, MoUalloeb a, Road Fund. siaaje seeenns a 4s DRY-GOODS STORE! of the county finances, The total county debt is now $109,538 01. On the 6th of and Price had formed a junction of their commands, and their army was estimated Capt. Henry M. Naglee leaves oo the next steamer to tender his services to the Government. Capt. Naglee is a graduate of School Building Fund..+.++++ 300 88 Amount received into the Treasury from —— 14,211 38 Broad Street. May last, according to the Anditor’s state-. 2+ 49,000 men, stationed between Warrens-. wo) point, ail sources frum Aug. 6 to Oct. 7, 1861. 44,030 90 —aND THE ment at that time, it was $115,147 63—show-. burg and Georgetown. Federal troop,) 4 é a Aw FOLLOWS: n order will soon be issued to dispatch ‘ DRY-GOODS SsTO Ral, on hand at date of Report, .14,211 38 PIONEER RE, ing a reduction in the past five months Of. were constantly arriving at “were oe a force uf ten companies of our volunteer ro =! cr i et pers 18.308 ct 2 , tax Hat ot 100U,,.-.+ ’ t. ON tea os ob tah . mameonertority O08 being sens west DY . regimenta for duty in Oregon. The force . jive por ct on taxaftr nlice.: 6h sree Raye Daring the winter pr : : seeds railroad, evidently with the view of eoocen-. 1, 4, composed of five companies from . Foreign miner Reeteet, wicks. 1.380 00 J. ROSENTHAL many intelligent citizens were fearfu tratiog in the neighborhood of the rebel Col. Lippitt’s regiment, throe from Col. Poll tas of Ie Lasonnsansere eee mu oe y the county would never be extricated from . army, In all probability a general engage-. (0, 407’, and two from Cul. Judah’s. Feos received from County cl’k. * be PROPRIETOR. hee financial eae weer le ment has already taken place near the west-. 4, 44. the Sacramento boat arrived last . En nasemmeietit iit, 988 13 —— every fund were floating about county, . een terminus of the Pacific Railroad, and night « difficulty took place iu # bouse on a ae apna ne A = = EVERY VARIETY oF and could hardly be disposed of at GMY . posribly the next Pony may bring news Of Beogdway, in which o Mexican named Jose . Auctioneers’ licenses ..-.00-6 42 0 cents on the dollar, Bot the people theo . the result. There was aramor that Gen-. 7.05. Fores way stabbed in the neck, Willard Hicenson.» Pel ivae dt iio 40 aire FOREIGN & DOMESTIC took the matter io hand; held a pablic meetFremont had been ordered to report bimaed id seiiadiiie nm prey tome waihet ‘ti, ONSET 5066 PPrrerrr yi 90 . omraoobes ing in the Court Hoate j unanimously adopself at Washington, for trial by eourt marquin who immediately made dis escape avd APPORTIONED AS FOLLOWS. : ted a resolution petitioning the Legislature . ti4{, and that Gen. Wool bad been appoiot. 1.4 161 been arrested at lust accounte. It STATE FUND—CR. to increase the taxes, and resolved that a ed to succeed him; but,this was contradicieconsidered almost certain that the wound. Bal. oa hand at date of Report. .3,425 17 MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, form shou n Property tax of 1861..6 009,061 12 work of retrenchment nod re ted by later dispatcher, and the feet thes }ed maa will die. Joaquin bad married Detlequent tax of 1860... 283 36 Selected from the Largest Importing heaviest tax payers in the county, was the . take command in person in the expected . to Flores wishes, which was the yen of . pores a ieorgeiciee ee 2 . N SA? J Sco. mover of the resolution to increase the . battle, is pretty good evideuce that the . the quarrel. District Court fees. +. .+++++ 219 00 . A&A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, taxes. By pradent management, the debt . Government bas no intention at present of cimauusicie Cet, Baty, . AOE SE PERE? vert 7 11,903 12 . XPRESBLY FOR has been gradually decreasing for the past . interfering with bis plans. Should the ar-. Mr. and Mrs. Journey, ou trial for the DISBURSED a8 FOLLOWS: Fall a Wi , : three years, and we may Dow reasonably . my under bis command gain a victory, Fre-. murder of A. J. Hermosillo bave been ac. Paid sated Treanurer at settlem’t 4.653 a8 . The Fall an inter irade! indulge the hope that it will be entirely . mont of course would be a great military . quitted by the jury. i cess. . WHICH { WILL SELL AT ; cancelled in three or four years more. genius in public estimution ; but in the PRA AOS, ‘* County Auditor on order.,,, 184 61 . P =~ . County A der, .1,310 77 . Lower Rates than Can be Obtained d On the first of May, 1858, when the law . event of a defeat, the disaster would be atA Savor Lirris Guxsoat.—The Fortress . . Hreantver's commiaton, .: 000 parece at creating the special fund took effect, the . tributed to his incompeteney. pee pra Jag the Philadelphia ~ Balance om amd. +++ ++ .+++46)001 OF me . AT ANY STORE IN NEVADA. county debt hed probebly reached ite max-. (Qu the 25th of September, detachments . (uirer “wmnishes the fitowing acuult OO wine” 4 imum, aod remained at about the same fig-. of MoClellan’s army advanced upon Lew< pasar bite aheat c Hampton ome y Bal. on hand at date of Report. 36 95 RS. RYAN, Who Superintends the ure during that summer and fall, For the . jueville and Fall Chareb, taking possession Bu : : ; Property tax of 1861.. +++ 4,717 Gt AVA MILLINERY & DRESS-MALING Department, ’ To-day, between 11 and 12 o'clock, a small . Delinquent tax of 1860... 236 14 . is prepared to fill any orders in her line that her benefit of such of our readers as have not . of those places, the rebels retiring. On the . sidewheel steamer came from Otte, vy 00 . Five pee. aa ie after notice. 25 98 . friends may favor her with. ved tue Auditor's Reporte, we pte-. $4 of October, the latest dates, great activi. tbe mouth of the Nansemond River, and, take ant ulldioge eases + 118 07 JACOB ROSENTHAL, t the following Sgu showing the to. 6B ing a position, began fireing from a large gunaren we ee hapets ad 4s . Nevada, Oct. 8, 1861, Proprietor er bens Pe griw : ty was reported among the Federal troops . metal gun on board at the U.S. sloop of war . poll tax of 1861..-.+000+ 008 916 42 i” —tal county debt at the periods named : south of the Potomac, but the plans of McSavannah (24 gm) at the mouth of James . Fines cullected... .-.+31 50 WE WILL PAY THE County debt Nov. 24th, 1860. 128,425 32 . Couree we can come to no conclusion as to a ‘ f the first 12 shots 8 fell short of . Am’t transiered from spec. fund. 5,000 00 cana ee ee ee County debt Oct. 7th, 1861. 109,638 01 . whether be intends to order » general ad. ‘he favaunsh, tno nearly alongside, and 2 beiFOR COUNTY ] yond. At the fireing of the 8th shot the SavanSEOUREES 28 POLNO ws: se indeed These figures show the amount of out-. vance upou the rebel lines. nah began to reply, but not to much effect at . Paid Warrants on same.. 11,059 40 j standing warrants together with the inter-. A formidable naval expedition is being . first, her shot and shells falling short. From . {{ jnterest on fame. +. 3,348 92 AFTER THIS DATE! , é 8 the 13th to the 20th shot at th 8 bel ‘ Treasurer’s commissions 432 25 edt which had acoumatated at the dates. fited out in New York for operations 00 . the Savannah's guns amarlie tt host, hex, . Balance on hand..eceeeeeeeee G40 . Sept 17, 1861. BIRDSEYE & C0. named, The reductions for each of the . the Southern coast, which it was soppoeed . she was worked around so as to bring her large UO ibe SARSAPARIE & three years bave been as follows : would be ready for sailing by the middle of onhclabtinah Goher ’ a ras” od rifled gun i? da bend of © sql ees ~ ~ a7 ee eon : umbiad from Newport News .on hand at date of Report. 6, 65 ‘ ee ae, —_ M90i§2,712 34 permet eaies or force will accomwese Brett ta. peer %, soe jegmer-tne SawDelonte net is i Go keane ny rv . ar Sameer a Reduction from Oct. 3d, 1859, pany the expedition, the steamers having . Yet ® 5 hy rd de ae ae! ofthem far . poit tax of 1861..+.0.,, 2/419 72 Tonwsend’s Sarsaparilla, 4 + —an wre eae eee eel” CO ote ant to Nov. 24th, 18005 nase 19,860 54 . been fitted up with births for 8,000 or 10,. sides now given from the ieceenth, damned 14,360 12 . Hall's 8 . to Oct th 1861. ++. oe. 18,887 31 000 men. the impudent little rebel to beat a hasty retreat. , eT eee — ‘ . y Gen. Mansfield has been appointed to the She only fired 5 shots thereafter. ‘Three of the oe te fain ojala gy tyr 4 Guysott’s Sarsaparilla ; Total reduction in three years, 908100 19 command at Fortress Monroe, Geo. Wool want anty w~ ard er saan of Gladman oi Treasuser'a commissions. . 1 40 . : ii ate Court — yi yf — ei having left, and, if reports are correct, bas po ngeide hed i Coy om ct of her boats nee on hand,... o +00 06j76) 22 ogonged Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. : weason, x of twenty-live . not been assigned to any other duty. SOSEs Stern wang. She Se INDIOKNT SICK FUND—cR, , cents on the hundred dollars to cancel the rolonaipisnantalehgrennpedsine — was lying off, or even beyond Newport . ju), on hand at date of Report. 1,270 24 Shaker’s Sarsupariila, bonds was not levied this year—making. Tax Sonnenpen or Con. MuLiioan,— ——$<—_____—_ ht attra done. Siaeiis ba . Just received and for sale by the total revenue some $12,000 less this . The Union of yesterday, and the Bee of the. . GEN. Woot, (says a Fortress Monroe letter isa natty rhe oki 08 Sara . ; year than last. This accounts for the re. evening before, publish St. Louis letters of sithe inser ofa ge ec ng te at. eT ee . ae ree Avotion of the debt being somewhat lees . September 20th, the latest received by Po-. ter reporting at revellie. So one morning soon . Tua. an . Manet. Ont. 5. 50M. eyed at, Deng Store this year than it was last, At the same . my from that place. They give a few parre i nae pe hag oggpee en at the . < ‘Treasurer's commiasions. 96 30 Ee tg ‘sR CR rate of redaction, it would take about five . ticulars of the fight at Lexington, but at) veillenap. The General and ms the pong spe cthcaapipieesacaanthiae pus 3747 Y¥Y Residence and G years to cancel the remainder of the debt ; that. time it was oot known in St. Louis fe apr eos to let him alone. He repeated ROAD FUND—cR. ; M Main street. is bans sapiens ry ae but as, with the reduction of the principal, that Col, Mulligan bad surrendered, and tag gh ye yt me » = on hand at date of Report, .1,283 48 toe Fait te ” orme two sores, filled with bearA r Pi p xo 5 1 3 t s, oa, S as and P F ra: the accumulation of interest is becoming . we have not as yet received any definite oe the voice of the old hero, was slightly Deltaquent nerteabies 312° sees . dem is irrigated from a never filing spring o tert lese every year, it should all be paia off in . information as to the number of troops in Pr yon, wi < gt = nol Bor apologized, 1,778 68 . " Revada, Oct. 1 10st t, OVERTON. four years from this time, ‘The interest be-. Lexington, or the extent of the lose, . solutely mecseonny” ee ee — re bce Stas ins. wth ntti fog less every year, the same amount of . One secount gives Mulligan’s force at a pg tre en a BE 3 REGULAR STAGE LINE! revenue, over and above current expenses, . 3,500, viz: Col. Malligan’s Irish Brignde An old citizen tells the Hannibal (Mo.) Mes. Balance on hand....65 D087 55 enneescmme . will caneel a larger amount of the princi. 1,000; Col. Marsball’s Illinois C the teow: Handy bechaggy « pdhncnghamg hed veers 1601. ase 186! i ge Pp rns. . Ma § Illinois Cavalry, . the “— bridge disaster, and was on the SCHOOL TEACHERS PUND—CR. == ‘ pe 800 ; Capt. Grabam's Company of Lilinois ape ey ae By oh wee Seeeened, by Bal. on hand at date of Report. 914 01 Bet J i, $ e *ropert ’ zz. ae 235 88 : ee 4 & Turanw Canat a Farture,—The StockCavalry, 100; aod eeveral detachments of . or seventy men standing on the opposite Son Delleganns tun of — phenlad NM st esguises Mevada & Virginia City, ( ton Independent learns that the Talare Home Guards amounting to 1,600, It ap-. of the Platte river who witnessed the train go . Pell tax of O00 sie stss. 60 75 Via Eureka, Jackson’s Raneh, 4 Lake and San Joaquin Canal project, after . P&4"* that Gen. (late Major) Sturgis, with oon weeny loc of phngy digs lieve Cn Oe ee ee nae ‘ ’ fi ; nf. . Wounded, they broke and ran, but afterwards DISBURSED AS FOLLOWS: FAR 4 the expenditure of considerable money and . * free of 4,000 men, and Col, Smith, with. returned and robbed the dead of their revolvers, . Paid Warrants en same. $04 68 sumove Se eee § labor thereon by the contractors, has been 3,000 more, reached the northern bank of . ¥#*ches and other valuables. Balanceon hand .4.00c000. S27 77 mtg ee an ane eann emcee . Fr the Missouri, before the 8 1,222 45 . E Stage will leave Nevada City abandoned. It seems that the contractors pia he Se a en but! Goxp From THE Nortu.—The Cortes on . SCHOOL BUILDING FUND—cR, Devry Monday and Thursday Mornings, going 4 went at the work under the impression that ats on that side of the riv-. her last trip down from Oregon, brought the . Bal. on hand at date of Report. 300 88 the tee et Maa ag Pi Fa: aa meer, Oh? . the whole distance to be dug was only er, and the troops bad no means of crossing largest amount of treasure ever shipped from Pro erty tax of 1861... 235 88 RETURNING—Leaves Vi City. a 4 twenty-two milea: but : in time to take part ia the engagement that locality at one time—$200,006—perhaps a . Delinquent tax of 1860.., ip and Thursday Mornings os the — way? : y 0; but upon taking an acper , quarter of a million, including that in private 548 67 . Nevada in Thirty-Six hours. wc 5 oscar ‘ curate topographical survey of the route hands. The Portland Times says that four DISBURSED 43 FOLLOWS: '_ Freight & B they found that the Canal would have to Tue Sovruern Loan.—A letter bas turn. . en took passage on her with 130 pounds of . Pid Warrants on same... 176 40 . 7m aggage Taken at Very } a : . ld dust, which they took out on R »} Balance on hand... 372 17 } LOW RATES! be forty miles im length, ood so it was ed up, in the dead-letter office, addressed to . Creek within the leat = 4 n 7 hodes ree BIZIT . i is . abandoned, : Beauregard, by two or three Spanish firms . Perce mines are looking u a. He ee O45 57) Stage OfficesimNEVADA—At the Gotpay Gait i in Chile, offering a loan of $1,500,000, at ‘ & up. RECAPITULATION. . Hore; and VIRGINIA CITY, at Mav's Story, es ’ . a ae ans i ; a * . i. . & N Sapper, Age irginia City e Dau.y Curonieia.—We have received eight per cent., to be paid into the trensuty ot nr aneneGomame eepnes, Cash nie peeved er snl +++ 15,000 67 ARMAN SappLer, Agent pay 9 City. 5 P C 3 . ° " . 3: } A. MAU, P rielor : the frat two numbers of this paper, just . °° year after the recognition of the indeera obscura at Washington etged hgh wo . State FORE. . 00.0 csseccoessveees 5501 O04 Nevada City, Sept. 3, 1861, —tf te da : started at Sacramento, by Chas. De Young, . pendence of the Confederacy. vations as to the position of the enemy. He . pe il beet anes . 610 11 oa It is a small paper, and furnished to subom maar tomes fone, pote Reig a “ comera seventy-five . Jndigent Sick Fund. 2. 0. “Ho aL vga tee rc . pt i " he ‘ ve . Indigent Siek Fund,... pret scribers at twelve and a balf cents a week. : A ale _Meriviax,—Commiesioners . at fifteen miles didnt. Thin Seer Te. . tenet fades hae on os PEOPLE’S STAGE LINE! pri ag ene by the Governments . jo mg rg much easier, cheaperand more . School Luilding So epithe. > From Grass Valley to Nevada. gland, France, and Russia, for the . c oon, 15,090 67 LEXANDER GKIFFIN & JAMES f wy = a Stamprp Enve.orrs.—Mr. Bean, Postmaster at this place, has received from the Department a quantity of stamped evelopes, of the new issue, which he will exchange for their purse of establishing a common meridian, . and thus harmouize the maps of different! countries, batt 62 one / : RECRUITING in Canada for the Union army is meeting with violent opposition from the local authorities. We do not wonder at it. Al of which is respectfully submitted, : J. W. CHINN, Treasurer of Nevada County, . Ld ' . Recruiting in the United States for the Crimean . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } ATHERTON having bought the Ht . entire stage stock of B. F. WoodGisa5 . worth, would inform the traveling yon a public that they will commence their tri » SUN DAY, JULY 28th, leaving eae Spe se 8 Grass Valley, at 8:30; 11:30; A> M., awe equivalent of the old issue for six days. After -_ . we : ° ot ar came near leading us j seri , . 3 . D bac ioe . gus into serious trouble. Counrtr or N ) si i that time, letters enclosed in the old style of Pern bo sau At last accounts Lady We feel certain that the government has ps . y gy aienig : . 4:30,P. M., every day. Returning envelopes will not be sent from the Nevada . ) M0™ 2 Abe Der nelee, Miss Craycroft, were . thorized no such movement, and will discounCounty Auditor is wad for mala Ci et ge . 7 office, Tae MBANINGs or Corn.—In Scotland in the Washoe country, whither they had by way of the Big ‘l'ree road lh pevinn . a visit to Yo-Semite, WA Se paying = any attempts to recruit on Canadian . ertily that the foregoing statement is correct wud Pp true, as appears by vouchers nuw ou file in ny . office. . . » do heeby . Newada, at 9:30, A. M.; 2:30 and 6 o'clock P.M. PRICE OF PASSAGE, FIFYY CENT*: Fest when the word corn is used it is universally un. Tue Fort Pitt Iron Works, at Pittsburgh, . ~~ In testimony whereof I haye hereunto set . derstood to signify oats; in England it me asi P ; ; : Our coach and harne ’ . d it ans Tue new Sultan of T . Fa, are engaged in manufactu e . my hand and impress the se ee nd harness are new, and all person : sae : urkey h ed the ring a number; . L.8.> 7 ' wrens ‘the seni of veld . whe ties fear us Gite th, : all wheat; and in the United States, maize: construction of an armor-plated ¥ _ Ted the . of lazge mortars, each capable of throwing 225. County, this, the 7th day of Uctober, a, . sured that we willdo alten pawonage, can rest 2» coset. . pound shells, ; ee ere JOHN 3 LAMBERT,’ . satisfaction of GO ali OUL power to give entire } evala, Uct. 10, 1861. Auditor. July 27. 1861 GRIFFIN & ATHERTON, y 27, 1861. lrovrietors Shs in sree me

emorrat. ig ou tfor ‘San Franal ay oe ee to . ve advertisements aud collect and receipt for the same. A. Badlam, Jr., is our Agent for Sacramento to receive advertisements and collect for the same. ee THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 10, 1861. crate tel Ae A UI en COUNTY FINANCES. The Union, of yesterday, published come three and @ balf colamos of Eastern news, received by Pony, but with the exeeption of the reported movements in Missouri, aod on the Potomac, the intelligence is not of special interest. Gen. Fremont arrived at Jefferson City, with bis staff, aod among the officers in bis command were Generals Hooter and Sigel San Francisco, Oct. 10tb. A private letter bas been received by the Pony, stating thata Colonel's commission bas been tent on to Mr. Scaouell, Chief Engineer of the S. F. Fire Department. The appoiosment was made ot the instance of Senators Latham and McDougall. Dave says be will go to the wars if he gets it, Nevana, City, October 8, 1861. To mux Hoy. tH Boarp oF Scrervisors OF THE Countr ov Nevapa: Gentlemen:—Herewith I hand you a statement of the Receipts and Disbursements of my office, from August 6th to October “th, 1861, t he same being a correct transcript of the books kept by me as County Treasurer Cash on hand at date of report Aug. 6, 1861. APPORTIONKD AS FOLLOWS: State Fumd....e0eeeee J. W. Cains, County Treas. 14,211 38 ee ee ROAD NOTICE. ROPOSALS Will be received by thy P Board of Supervisors of Nevada County. unti] the First Monday in November, 4. D. 1861, for gra. ding a county read in Grasse Valley township, starting from that point on the Nevada and Grass Valh+ road, known ax the Ridge Road, at the upper edge of the cha 1, running down on the south side of Worthington’s ranch fence to the old Nevada road, near the flume. T. H. ROLFR, Oct. 9, 1861.—td. Ch'm Board Supervisors, GRAND COMBINATION, -——_— , Maj. Gen. Halleck, and s number of U. 5 f By At A the nace iene —the latter, it appears, heviog been weet aes 7 y officers leave on the next steamer conan . POR _ eo : KEW PHILADTLPHIA F . and Auditor, the reader W erred {rom Rolla to amore important com. ) 5 ising bound for the seat of war. Indigent Sick Fund..:. ecg 4 4 a pretty good ides of the present condition . f1a,4 om the Missouri river, MoUalloeb a, Road Fund.. siaaje seeenns a 4s DRY-GOODS STORE! of the county finances, The total county debt is now $109,538 01. On the 6th of and Price had formed a junction of their commands, and their army was estimated Capt. Henry M. Naglee leaves oo the next steamer to tender his services to the Government. Capt. Naglee is a graduate of School Building Fund...+.++++ 300 88 Amount received into the Treasury from —— 14,211 38 Broad Street. May last, according to the Anditor’s state-. 2+ 49,000 men, stationed between Warrens-. wo) point, ail sources frum Aug. 6 to Oct. 7, 1861. 44,030 90 —aND THE ment at that time, it was $115,147 63—show-. burg and Georgetown. Federal troop,) 4 é a Aw FOLLOWS: n order will soon be issued to dispatch ‘ DRY-GOODS SsTO Ral, on hand at date of Report, .14,211 38 PIONEER RE, ing a reduction in the past five months Of. were constantly arriving at “were oe a force uf ten companies of our volunteer ro =! cr i et pers 18.308 ct 2 , tax Hat ot 100U,,.-.+ ’ t. ON tea os ob tah . mameonertority O08 being sens west DY . regimenta for duty in Oregon. The force . jive por ct on taxaftr nlice.: 6h sree Raye Daring the winter pr : : seeds railroad, evidently with the view of eoocen-. 1, 4, composed of five companies from . Foreign miner Reeteet, wicks. 1.380 00 J. ROSENTHAL many intelligent citizens were fearfu tratiog in the neighborhood of the rebel Col. Lippitt’s regiment, throe from Col. Poll tas of Ie Lasonnsansere eee mu oe y the county would never be extricated from . army, In all probability a general engage-. (0, 407’, and two from Cul. Judah’s. Feos received from County cl’k. * be PROPRIETOR. hee financial eae weer le ment has already taken place near the west-. 4, 44. the Sacramento boat arrived last . En nasemmeietit iit, 988 13 —— every fund were floating about county, . een terminus of the Pacific Railroad, and night « difficulty took place iu # bouse on a ae apna ne A = = EVERY VARIETY oF and could hardly be disposed of at GMY . posribly the next Pony may bring news Of Beogdway, in which o Mexican named Jose . Auctioneers’ licenses ...-.00-6 42 0 cents on the dollar, Bot the people theo . the result. There was aramor that Gen-. 7.05. Fores way stabbed in the neck, Willard Hicenson..» Pel ivae dt iio 40 aire FOREIGN & DOMESTIC took the matter io hand; held a pablic meetFremont had been ordered to report bimaed id seiiadiiie nm prey tome waihet ‘ti, ONSET 5066 PPrrerrr yi 90 . omraoobes ing in the Court Hoate j unanimously adopself at Washington, for trial by eourt marquin who immediately made dis escape avd APPORTIONED AS FOLLOWS. : ted a resolution petitioning the Legislature . ti4{, and that Gen. Wool bad been appoiot. 1.4 161 been arrested at lust accounte. It STATE FUND—CR. to increase the taxes, and resolved that a ed to succeed him; but,this was contradicieconsidered almost certain that the wound. Bal. oa hand at date of Report. .3,425 17 MILLINERY TRIMMINGS, form shou n Property tax of 1861...6 009,061 12 work of retrenchment nod re ted by later dispatcher, and the feet thes }ed maa will die. Joaquin bad married Detlequent tax of 1860..... 283 36 Selected from the Largest Importing heaviest tax payers in the county, was the . take command in person in the expected . to Flores wishes, which was the yen of . pores a ieorgeiciee ee 2 . N SA? J Sco. mover of the resolution to increase the . battle, is pretty good evideuce that the . the quarrel. District Court fees. +. .+++++ 219 00 . A&A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT, taxes. By pradent management, the debt . Government bas no intention at present of cimauusicie Cet, Baty, . AOE SE PERE? vert 7 11,903 12 . XPRESBLY FOR has been gradually decreasing for the past . interfering with bis plans. Should the ar-. Mr. and Mrs. Journey, ou trial for the DISBURSED a8 FOLLOWS: Fall a Wi , : three years, and we may Dow reasonably . my under bis command gain a victory, Fre-. murder of A. J. Hermosillo bave been ac. Paid sated Treanurer at settlem’t 4.653 a8 . The Fall an inter irade! indulge the hope that it will be entirely . mont of course would be a great military . quitted by the jury. i cess. . WHICH { WILL SELL AT ; cancelled in three or four years more. genius in public estimution ; but in the PRA AOS, ‘* County Auditor on order.,,, 184 61 . P =~ . County A der, .1,310 77 . Lower Rates than Can be Obtained d On the first of May, 1858, when the law . event of a defeat, the disaster would be atA Savor Lirris Guxsoat.—The Fortress . . Hreantver's commiaton, ..: 000 parece at creating the special fund took effect, the . tributed to his incompeteney. pee pra Jag the Philadelphia ~ Balance om amd.. +++ ++ .+++46)001 OF me . AT ANY STORE IN NEVADA. county debt hed probebly reached ite max-. (Qu the 25th of September, detachments . (uirer “wmnishes the fitowing acuult OO wine” 4 imum, aod remained at about the same fig-. of MoClellan’s army advanced upon Lew< pasar bite aheat c Hampton ome y Bal. on hand at date of Report.. 36 95 RS. RYAN, Who Superintends the ure during that summer and fall, For the . jueville and Fall Chareb, taking possession Bu : : ; Property tax of 1861.... +++ 4,717 Gt AVA MILLINERY & DRESS-MALING Department, ’ To-day, between 11 and 12 o'clock, a small . Delinquent tax of 1860..... 236 14 . is prepared to fill any orders in her line that her benefit of such of our readers as have not . of those places, the rebels retiring. On the . sidewheel steamer came from Otte, vy 00 . Five pee. aa ie after notice. 25 98 . friends may favor her with. ved tue Auditor's Reporte, we pte-. $4 of October, the latest dates, great activi. tbe mouth of the Nansemond River, and, take ant ulldioge eases + 118 07 JACOB ROSENTHAL, t the following Sgu showing the to. 6B ing a position, began fireing from a large gunaren we ee hapets ad 4s . Nevada, Oct. 8, 1861, Proprietor er bens Pe griw : ty was reported among the Federal troops . metal gun on board at the U.S. sloop of war . poll tax of 1861...-.+000+ 008 916 42 i” —tal county debt at the periods named : south of the Potomac, but the plans of McSavannah (24 gm) at the mouth of James . Fines cullected..... .-.+31 50 WE WILL PAY THE County debt Nov. 24th, 1860. 128,425 32 . Couree we can come to no conclusion as to a ‘ f the first 12 shots 8 fell short of . Am’t transiered from spec. fund. 5,000 00 cana ee ee ee County debt Oct. 7th, 1861.. 109,638 01 . whether be intends to order » general ad. ‘he favaunsh, tno nearly alongside, and 2 beiFOR COUNTY ] yond. At the fireing of the 8th shot the SavanSEOUREES 28 POLNO ws:

se indeed These figures show the amount of out-. vance upou the rebel lines. nah began to reply, but not to much effect at . Paid Warrants on same.... 11,059 40 j standing warrants together with the inter-. A formidable naval expedition is being . first, her shot and shells falling short. From . {{ jnterest on fame.. +. 3,348 92 AFTER THIS DATE! , é 8 the 13th to the 20th shot at th 8 bel ‘ Treasurer’s commissions 432 25 edt which had acoumatated at the dates. fited out in New York for operations 00 . the Savannah's guns amarlie tt host, hex, . Balance on hand...eceeeeeeeee G40 . Sept 17, 1861. BIRDSEYE & C0. named, The reductions for each of the . the Southern coast, which it was soppoeed . she was worked around so as to bring her large UO ibe SARSAPARIE & three years bave been as follows : would be ready for sailing by the middle of onhclabtinah Goher ’ a ras” od rifled gun i? da bend of © sql ees ~ ~ a7 ee eon : umbiad from Newport News .on hand at date of Report.. 6, 65 ‘ ee ae, —_ M90i§2,712 34 permet eaies or force will accomwese Brett ta. peer %, soe jegmer-tne SawDelonte net is i Go keane ny rv . ar Sameer a Reduction from Oct. 3d, 1859, pany the expedition, the steamers having . Yet ® 5 hy rd de ae ae! ofthem far . poit tax of 1861....+..0.,, 2/419 72 Tonwsend’s Sarsaparilla, 4 + —an wre eae eee eel” CO ote ant to Nov. 24th, 18005 nase 19,860 54 . been fitted up with births for 8,000 or 10,. sides now given from the ieceenth, damned 14,360 12 . Hall's 8 . to Oct th 1861.. ++. oe. 18,887 31 000 men. the impudent little rebel to beat a hasty retreat. , eT eee — ‘ . y Gen. Mansfield has been appointed to the She only fired 5 shots thereafter. ‘Three of the oe te fain ojala gy tyr 4 Guysott’s Sarsaparilla ; Total reduction in three years, 908100 19 command at Fortress Monroe, Geo. Wool want anty w~ ard er saan of Gladman oi Treasuser'a commissions.. . 1 40 . : ii ate Court — yi yf — ei having left, and, if reports are correct, bas po ngeide hed i Coy om ct of her boats nee on hand,..... o +00 06j76) 22 ogonged Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. : weason, x of twenty-live . not been assigned to any other duty. SOSEs Stern wang. She Se INDIOKNT SICK FUND—cR, , cents on the hundred dollars to cancel the rolonaipisnantalehgrennpedsine — was lying off, or even beyond Newport . ju), on hand at date of Report. 1,270 24 Shaker’s Sarsupariila, bonds was not levied this year—making. Tax Sonnenpen or Con. MuLiioan,— ——$<—_____—_ ht attra done. Siaeiis ba . Just received and for sale by the total revenue some $12,000 less this . The Union of yesterday, and the Bee of the. . GEN. Woot, (says a Fortress Monroe letter isa natty rhe oki 08 Sara . ; year than last. This accounts for the re. evening before, publish St. Louis letters of sithe inser ofa ge ec ng te at. eT ee . ae ree Avotion of the debt being somewhat lees . September 20th, the latest received by Po-. ter reporting at revellie. So one morning soon . Tua. an . Manet. Ont. 5. 50M. eyed at, Deng Store this year than it was last, At the same . my from that place. They give a few parre i nae pe hag oggpee en at the . < ‘Treasurer's commiasions.. 96 30 Ee tg ‘sR CR rate of redaction, it would take about five . ticulars of the fight at Lexington, but at) veillenap. The General and ms the pong spe cthcaapipieesacaanthiae pus 3747 Y¥Y Residence and G years to cancel the remainder of the debt ; that. time it was oot known in St. Louis fe apr eos to let him alone. He repeated ROAD FUND—cR. ; M Main street. is bans sapiens ry ae but as, with the reduction of the principal, that Col, Mulligan bad surrendered, and tag gh ye yt me » = on hand at date of Report, .1,283 48 toe Fait te ” orme two sores, filled with bearA r Pi p xo 5 1 3 t s, oa, S as and P F ra: the accumulation of interest is becoming . we have not as yet received any definite oe the voice of the old hero, was slightly Deltaquent nerteabies 312° sees . dem is irrigated from a never filing spring o tert lese every year, it should all be paia off in . information as to the number of troops in Pr yon, wi < gt = nol Bor apologized, 1,778 68 . " Revada, Oct. 1 10st t, OVERTON. four years from this time, ‘The interest be-. Lexington, or the extent of the lose, . solutely mecseonny” ee ee — re bce Stas ins. wth ntti fog less every year, the same amount of . One secount gives Mulligan’s force at a pg tre en a BE 3 REGULAR STAGE LINE! revenue, over and above current expenses, . 3,500, viz: Col. Malligan’s Irish Brignde An old citizen tells the Hannibal (Mo.) Mes. Balance on hand.......65 D087 55 enneescmme . will caneel a larger amount of the princi. 1,000; Col. Marsball’s Illinois C the teow: Handy bechaggy « pdhncnghamg hed veers 1601. ase 186! i ge Pp rns. . Ma § Illinois Cavalry, . the “— bridge disaster, and was on the SCHOOL TEACHERS PUND—CR. == ‘ pe 800 ; Capt. Grabam's Company of Lilinois ape ey ae By oh wee Seeeened, by Bal. on hand at date of Report.. 914 01 Bet J i, $ e *ropert ’ zz. ae 235 88 : ee 4 & Turanw Canat a Farture,—The StockCavalry, 100; aod eeveral detachments of . or seventy men standing on the opposite Son Delleganns tun of — phenlad NM st esguises Mevada & Virginia City, ( ton Independent learns that the Talare Home Guards amounting to 1,600, It ap-. of the Platte river who witnessed the train go . Pell tax of O00 sie stss. 60 75 Via Eureka, Jackson’s Raneh, 4 Lake and San Joaquin Canal project, after . P&4"* that Gen. (late Major) Sturgis, with oon weeny loc of phngy digs lieve Cn Oe ee ee nae ‘ ’ fi ; nf. . Wounded, they broke and ran, but afterwards DISBURSED AS FOLLOWS: FAR 4 the expenditure of considerable money and . * free of 4,000 men, and Col, Smith, with. returned and robbed the dead of their revolvers, . Paid Warrants en same.. $04 68 sumove Se eee § labor thereon by the contractors, has been 3,000 more, reached the northern bank of . ¥#*ches and other valuables. Balanceon hand ..4..00c000. S27 77 mtg ee an ane eann emcee . Fr the Missouri, before the 8 1,222 45 . E Stage will leave Nevada City abandoned. It seems that the contractors pia he Se a en but! Goxp From THE Nortu.—The Cortes on . SCHOOL BUILDING FUND—cR, Devry Monday and Thursday Mornings, going 4 went at the work under the impression that ats on that side of the riv-. her last trip down from Oregon, brought the . Bal. on hand at date of Report.. 300 88 the tee et Maa ag Pi Fa: aa meer, Oh? . the whole distance to be dug was only er, and the troops bad no means of crossing largest amount of treasure ever shipped from Pro erty tax of 1861...... 235 88 RETURNING—Leaves Vi City. a 4 twenty-two milea: but : in time to take part ia the engagement that locality at one time—$200,006—perhaps a . Delinquent tax of 1860...., ip and Thursday Mornings os the — way? : y 0; but upon taking an acper , quarter of a million, including that in private 548 67 . Nevada in Thirty-Six hours. wc 5 oscar ‘ curate topographical survey of the route hands. The Portland Times says that four DISBURSED 43 FOLLOWS: '_ Freight & B they found that the Canal would have to Tue Sovruern Loan.—A letter bas turn. . en took passage on her with 130 pounds of . Pid Warrants on same..... 176 40 . 7m aggage Taken at Very } a : . ld dust, which they took out on R »} Balance on hand...... 372 17 } LOW RATES! be forty miles im length, ood so it was ed up, in the dead-letter office, addressed to . Creek within the leat = 4 n 7 hodes ree BIZIT . i is . abandoned, : Beauregard, by two or three Spanish firms . Perce mines are looking u a. He ee O45 57) Stage OfficesimNEVADA—At the Gotpay Gait i in Chile, offering a loan of $1,500,000, at ‘ & up. RECAPITULATION. . Hore; and VIRGINIA CITY, at Mav's Story, es ’ . a ae ans i ; a * . i. . & N Sapper, Age irginia City e Dau.y Curonieia.—We have received eight per cent., to be paid into the trensuty ot nr aneneGomame eepnes, Cash nie peeved er snl +++ 15,000 67 ARMAN SappLer, Agent pay 9 City. 5 P C 3 . ° " . 3: } A. MAU, P rielor : the frat two numbers of this paper, just . °° year after the recognition of the indeera obscura at Washington etged hgh wo . State FORE. . 00.0 csseccoessveees 5501 O04 Nevada City, Sept. 3, 1861, —tf te da : started at Sacramento, by Chas. De Young, . pendence of the Confederacy. vations as to the position of the enemy. He . pe il beet anes . 610 11 oa It is a small paper, and furnished to subom maar tomes fone, pote Reig a “ comera seventy-five . Jndigent Sick Fund.. 2. 0. “Ho aL vga tee rc . pt i " he ‘ ve . Indigent Siek Fund,...... pret scribers at twelve and a balf cents a week. : A ale _Meriviax,—Commiesioners . at fifteen miles didnt. Thin Seer Te. . tenet fades hae on os PEOPLE’S STAGE LINE! pri ag ene by the Governments . jo mg rg much easier, cheaperand more . School Luilding So epithe. > From Grass Valley to Nevada. gland, France, and Russia, for the . c oon, 15,090 67 LEXANDER GKIFFIN & JAMES f wy = a Stamprp Enve.orrs.—Mr. Bean, Postmaster at this place, has received from the Department a quantity of stamped evelopes, of the new issue, which he will exchange for their purse of establishing a common meridian, . and thus harmouize the maps of different! countries, batt 62 one / : RECRUITING in Canada for the Union army is meeting with violent opposition from the local authorities. We do not wonder at it. Al of which is respectfully submitted, : J. W. CHINN, Treasurer of Nevada County, . Ld ' . Recruiting in the United States for the Crimean . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } ATHERTON having bought the Ht . entire stage stock of B. F. WoodGisa5 . worth, would inform the traveling yon a public that they will commence their tri » SUN DAY, JULY 28th, leaving eae Spe se 8 Grass Valley, at 8:30; 11:30; A> M., awe equivalent of the old issue for six days. After -_ . we : ° ot ar came near leading us j seri , . 3 . D bac ioe . gus into serious trouble. Counrtr or N ) si i that time, letters enclosed in the old style of Pern bo sau At last accounts Lady We feel certain that the government has ps . y gy aienig : . 4:30,P. M., every day. Returning envelopes will not be sent from the Nevada . ) M0™ 2 Abe Der nelee, Miss Craycroft, were . thorized no such movement, and will discounCounty Auditor is wad for mala Ci et ge . 7 office, Tae MBANINGs or Corn.—In Scotland in the Washoe country, whither they had by way of the Big ‘l'ree road lh pevinn . a visit to Yo-Semite, WA Se paying = any attempts to recruit on Canadian . ertily that the foregoing statement is correct wud Pp true, as appears by vouchers nuw ou file in ny . office. . . » do heeby . Newada, at 9:30, A. M.; 2:30 and 6 o'clock P.M. PRICE OF PASSAGE, FIFYY CENT*: Fest when the word corn is used it is universally un. Tue Fort Pitt Iron Works, at Pittsburgh, . ~~ In testimony whereof I haye hereunto set . derstood to signify oats; in England it me asi P ; ; : Our coach and harne ’ . d it ans Tue new Sultan of T . Fa, are engaged in manufactu e . my hand and impress the se ee nd harness are new, and all person : sae : urkey h ed the ring a number; . L.8.> 7 ' wrens ‘the seni of veld . whe ties fear us Gite th, : all wheat; and in the United States, maize: construction of an armor-plated ¥ _ Ted the . of lazge mortars, each capable of throwing 225. County, this, the 7th day of Uctober, a, . sured that we willdo alten pawonage, can rest 2» coset. . pound shells, ; ee ere JOHN 3 LAMBERT,’ . satisfaction of GO ali OUL power to give entire } evala, Uct. 10, 1861. Auditor. July 27. 1861 GRIFFIN & ATHERTON, y 27, 1861. lrovrietors Shs in sree me