August 17, 1861 (4 pages)

_— iene cecanadiienmnaat The Fiydrantic Press. . We never recollect having been on the eve of . coming more awakened every day to the duty of Hopes of the Politicians. ee a a a ee NEW, THIS WEEK. FaitH.—The attention of our citizens is beThe Great Central Route Across the Sierra Nevada. z A recent visit to'a portion of the Henness an election, when the candidates of the different taking active measures for placing the Henness . Pass Route from Marysville to Nevada Ter FOR JUSTICE. . the concurrent: testimony of alt disinterested . from Grizzly Fort, Sierra county, to Jackson's Fruits! Fruits! i . PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. . MARYSVILLE H. HARRIS & CO., parties—no matter how many opposing ones in Pass Route to Washoe before the people of the ritory, enables us to present some highl y . s voter the to lf himse nts prese d signe under The the field—were not each and all confident of sucState, in a manner to convince them of its suinteresting and gratifying facts relating (Su cce sso rs to Har ris & Ma rc ha nd , ] . Jusfor date of Brid port township as a candi L. P. FISHER, No 171% Washingtonstreet San eess. The present canvass forms no exception perior claims as a mountain thoroughfare, and. therete. The Truckee Turnpike, which emtice of the Peace. A. J. ELDER. . B st., near the corner ofSecond Francisco,is our only autherized Agent for that thus subserve their tothat rule. Three parties are represented, and own best interests. We have . braces so much of the route as extends city. WORTH SAN JUAN, AUG. 17,1861. although at least one of the number, has hardly RANDAL & CO., 61 Dstreet Marysville, areau thorized to receive, advertisements and subscripbeen heretofore considered “in the ring,” we tious forthe Press at that piace. eannot see that it abates one jot of its working _ energy, or feels the least intimidated by the “THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE gloomy prospectsahead. Certainly an approved PRESERVED: taode of achieving triumph is, to inspire its fol MARYSVILLE. Those desirous of procuring peaches or plums, to arties who are informed on the subject, in favor . Ranch, near the Pass, is completed and in Also--73, J strett, Sacramento, > c a l i Pof this route, inelud ae sple ndid cond itio n; and the Henn ess Pass . Pres erve can , be accommodated byB. calli ng on ing the Surveyor General, AND T. CONGER, Turnpike 1s completed fer two miles beyond San Francisco strect, North San fana. 105, Sacramento st., San FranSimonton, of the Bulletin, who familiarised himthe summit. This makes a distance of fortyself with this and rival routes before expressing two miles of good. wagon road, conaecti ci sc o. id Forb are ons Pers All ng an opinion—of merchants, teamsters and travelwith an equally good one leading this way Negotiating for any NOTE against Isaac Anderson Also—At AURORA, Esmeralda District lowers with a belief that it can be obtained by ers generally, who pronounce the ascents gradual by North San Juan to Marysville. The highand in favor of Albert McMullen, as the same will Willcontinue to carry on the businessof ISAAC ANDERSON. not be paid. and easy for loaded teams, which can make the est grade of the Truckee Turnpike does not the use of the proper effort. augl7-3t* August 12, 1861. MELTING,REFINING& ASSAYING The Republicans assert that the Douglas party trips to Virginia City in shorter time, with greatexceed two feet to the rod, and only six rods . lic Pub the to ice Not are sv stee ply grad ed as that. The grade of er ease to the animals, less wear and tear to the will be thirdin the race. They profess to regard “Forever float that standard sheet, MY LEFT HAVING MINERVA WIFE Y othe asce is r not nts over eigh or twen teen ty wagons , at much less cost, and carrying from Where breathes the foe, but falls before us, that as a foregone conciusion; and thus concede hereby I cause, just without board and bed M Of ev er y Des cri ption. inch to es the rod, whil the e gene grad ral in e With freedom’s soil beneath our feet, to the Breckinridge secession party a strength one to two tons more freight, than can possibly give notice to all persons, that I will pay no debts of ADVANC E S M A D O N GOLD pus? us!” o’er over asce comi waving is from nts six to ng ten inche banacr s. m’s And freedo MARKER. JOHN contracting. her which some of the leaders were not disposed to be transported over the Placerville road. augli* Forest City. Aug. 12, 1861. The road is wide enough for loaded teams to It is to us a matter of no little astonishment pass each other, well banked up on claim. As an offset to this, we have been asthe lower . End of the Volume. sured by several of the Douglas Democratic canthat the Marysville people do not feel a deeper side, and keeps generally the south side of . Dissolution of Partnership. RETURNS MADE IN The present number of the Hypravtic didat:s, that the prospects for victory on their interest in this route. They remain idle and the ridge between the Middle and North YuNHE copartnership heretofore existing between Meek & Strayer, in the hotel business, is this Press completes its third volume. An ocside, never looked brighter nor more encourpermit the Washoe trade to be taken from their . ba. Fora distance ef nine miles beyond the day dissolved by mutual consent. A. L. MEEK, IN SI X HO UR S, which retrospect, a farthest point named, down the eastern slope, easion is presented for aging. doors, which might easily be secured, if a united 8. J. STRAYER. Aug. 14, 1861. Sh ip pe rs of Du st can draw, against consighiisht; the road is not complete though d, usually in It is useless to conceal the fact, that the nomeffort of her citizens were made to that end. we shall notindulge. The paper has spoken on our houses at Marysville, Sacramento and Sait The Sierra Nevada Hotel will hereafter be conductrocks loose the conditio travelin good n, g Fr an ci sc o. an d Check Books for that purpose, will be Bu t ou r ination of Mr. pri McConnell nci has caused pal both Reobj disect and some, to in e all for pe responsibl be pleasure will ed, who nn undersign the giving by in ed g this arti. for itself; removed, and only a week’s labor needed to debts contracted by the late firm, and with whom furnished by us. cle wa s pudlicans to and Douglasites pr some es uneasiness. en t the following—found the other reprobated who They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and Those wthers. to pleasure fit it for the transit of the -heaviest laden those who are indebted tothe firm will please settle De al er s the ir pa da tr y on ta ag ck Not that either thinks his election within the e. ed aga As ins vo t uc he th rs e pos for t off th e ice corrects . a3 soon as bul possible. augl7 4t 8. J. STRAYER let in bo ar d : withinstanees teams. The nine miles of nearly finished its opinions, have in most ness of their Assays, they refer with permission, to range of possibility, but that each believes he “J. B. LOW'S PROPHECY. road alluded th to lead e to the fo lower ll crossing owing Bankers. who, for nearly four years, of privilege a was This support. their drawn have shipped Bars assayed by them tothe Eastern SOC IAL will poil a larger vote than, under the peculiar “Two years from this date, North San Juan the Little Truckee river, where a bridge has BAL L! Statesand Europe: of which we have not attempted to deprive circumstances of the case, they would like him will be twice as large Social Ball will be given at MITCHELL'S been erected. Thence a new grade hus been as Placerville. B. Da vidson, Esq., Messrs. L. Parrot & Co., Sather& HOTEL, COLUMBIA HILL, (JH. Mitchell, them. Those who approved, in many into receive. Mr. McConnell is known to bea made one mile and a half to Moore's at Proprietor,) on Church, Tallant & Wilde, Reynolds, Reis & Co., San “August 8th, 1861.” Francisco; B. F. Hastings & Co, D. O. Mills & Co., Tule Lake Valley. From this point te stances, have doubled and quadrupled their speaker of great ability—one who argues logicMr. Low is a resident of Silver City, Nevada Wednesday Even’g, Aug. 21st, 1861. Sacramento; Low Bros. & Co., De ck er , Je wett & PaxSardine Valley, five miles, about two miles patronage. The proscription of the one ally from false premises—and in the sophisms of Territory, and speaks with a full knowledge of An extensive pavilion has been erected adjoining ton; Reynolds Bros. Marysville; Messrs. B. Berend & of ligkt grading has yet to be done, and the Co Hotel, . Tr for ev laying & Co or the lg supper N. at table, Y. e, with accomhis eloquence, makes impressions on uninformed the advantages to accrue from the completion of class was to have been expected; the geno8tf Il.HARRIS & CO.beyond that the road is already finished to modations in room and viands for all who may be present on the occasion . erosity of the other is a source of encourminds which are not easily eradicated. This the Henness Pass route. Virginia and Carson Cities. A force of The public generally are respectfully invited to +2 + will cause him to lead his ticket, and makes him agemént which meets with our thankful apeighty-s ix men, in two gangs, is employe d attend. WH AT TH E Wa r Pr op os es To EFFECT.— . on the incomplete formidable as a political rival. Music by Samels on & Curtis’ Quadril le Band. sections of the route, preciation. No t sub jug ati on. No t to dep riv e a cit izen of the under the supervision of the Truckee and From this expression of hope and apprehenThere are at least a hundred persons in So ut h of on e of his rig hts un de r the ConstituHenness Pass Turnpike Companies, who sion as variously indulged, we can discover arguend around San Juan who never have taken ment to fortify the position we have always tion. Not to abolish slavery, nor to interfere prosecute and own the road joiatly beyond WE undersigned will give a grand Social Ball, the paper, who possess the ability to do so, maintained, to-wit: that the dividing of the with it in any respect. Whatthen? As we unJackson’s Ranch, a few miles this side of the y for the benefit of the numerous candidates now summit, de rs at ta which nd it, point si mp the ly Marysvil thi le s: and benefits indirect mang experience and who before the people for office, on Union strength was an act of suicidal policy. If Nevada roads intersect. We are assured by Wednesday Even’g, Aug. 28th, 1861, Th is reb ell ion is the wo rk of dis aff ect ed pol iti from its publication. There can be no doubt McConnell should chance to be elected—a man Mr. Freeman , the principa l contract or, that tic ian s. On ly a por tio n of the AT THE So ut he rn pe op le who openly proclaims a paramount allegiance to NO RT H SAN JUAN. if the paper ceased to exist for want of cupthis great highway across the mountai ns are with it in heart—none in interest. In many MONTEZUMA HOTEL, MONTEZUMA, the State of his nativity over that of his adopwill be finally completed by September 5th. To which the candidates and the public generally are from depreciate wouid estate port, that real OP PO SITE THE UNION HOTEL. localities the Union sentiment has been overtion and the Federal Union, what would be the It may not be known to all of our respectfully readers invited. DANIEL LIGGETT. Experience doliar. the on cent. per 30 to 50 slaughed, but has alatent existence, nevertheMusic by Samelson & Curtis’ Quadrille Band. that the Henness Pass Route was early future condition of loyal California? Who could Wholesale «& Retail ia other localities has established this fact. less. In others this sentiment has been protraversed by a portion of the overland emidoubt a re-enactment of some of the bloody [ADVERTISEMENT.} DEALERS IN It is therefore a matter of self-interest to scenes which have disgraced the soil of Maryclaimed and maintained. The Government will gration, and atolerably good wagon road National Democratic Nominations. sustain it, even on the part of those who land and Missouri? God deliver us’ from any send armies among these people, who, under its thus formed which needed improvement at Groceries, only a few points For Governor, pro where tec tio costly n excavati wil on l pr oc ee d to. cal l sep ara te Sta te Co nPR OVISIONS, cannot agree with all its sentiments. such great calamity ! and banking were John required R. McConnell. to obtain an easy ven tio ns. Th es e dee = Co nv en ti on s, as in Western This much we deem it no boast to say: Fo re an ig Do n d me st ic For Lieut. Governor, grade around certain mountai ns which the NORTHERN District Farr.—A resident of Virginia and Missouri, will depose the existing No newspaper in the State has been better Jasper O'Farrell. emigrant s used to climb directly over. LIQUORS, San Juan, personally concerned in the success State officers, brand them as traitors, and choose For Judge of the Supreme Court, These new year; grades last having the been during made, Press the the than printed CI GA RS , of this forthcoming institution, calls our attenloyal men to fill their places. When this has w.c. Wallace. route is fast becomin g popular. Six and no country paper has uniformly contained tion to the fact, that a “framed diploma,” as been done—when the Southern Unionists in TOBACCO, For Congress, the eight mule teams, hauling from sixty to more original matter. The editur has been awarded to exhibitors, is in most instances redifferent rebel States feel that they are strong eighty hundred pounds each, and even as H. P. Barber. HARDWARE, D. O. Shattuck. thrown upon his own resources to supply garded as of greater value than a small money enough to take care of themselves, the Federal high as eleven thousand pounds in one C R O C K R A RY, For State Controller, this requirement; from a knowledge, that to premium, such as the limited means of the . armies will be withdrawn. Then let such men instance, and ox teams averaging loads of CAMPHENE, Samuel H. Brooks. about seventy hundred, besides supplies of Society compels as it to Dav offer, in is, cases where Ste it is ven s, Be au re ga rd , Rh et t, To om his bs copy to any great extent, was to serve Tor State Treasurer, COA L and LAR D OILS , etc. feed, are passing over the road constant ly, known the inducements to exhibitors an ought d to Ya nc ey ta ke car e of Thomas Findley. themselves. Their patrons with information already obtained going from Sacrame nto and Marysville by For Attorney General, be greater. He thinks this class of premium to cases will be promptly disposed of by the Souththrough other sources. We wou ld particularly invite the attention of the way of North San Juan. The freight from Tod Robinson. inventors is especially desirable—much more so ern masses, whose fortunes they have infamously Tra de to our wel l ass ort ed sto ck. Rec eiv ing all our Marysvil le to Virginia or Carson, ranges from Finally, while the Press has been prompt than ten, twenty, thirty, or even fifty dollars abus For Surveyor General, goods ed, before the General Government has an three to four cents per pound. Over a good H. A. Higley. ia making it appearance, it has not, as many would be. He further informs us, that notwithopportunity to take the job off their hands. For Clerk of the Supreme Court, portion of the road, except on the longest suppose, been vy any means a profitable constanding every effort has been made to induce This is a very simple programme, and easy to ascents, stage teams can travel at a round DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, Charles S. Fairfax. For State Printer, cern. Its circulation is local and limited, competition among inventors of mining implebe understood. trot. The newness of some parts of it ————_—_——_-+ M. D. Carr. makes it very dusty and rather heavy pulling and would not, if every dollar of subscripments, success thus far, has not been attained. Buiu’s Rux.—The latest authentic news We are enab led to furnish them, with addition of for the first teams passing; but after the tion were promptly received, pay fur the An indifference almost amounting to culpability, establishes, that at the battle of Bull’s Run freig ht, at Sacr amen to prices. less first rains these sections will pack hard and Countv Ticket. HECHT & PRATT. labor—to say nothing of rent, paper, ink and has been manifested by those who have every than 30,000 Federal troops were present, of which be superior to much of the old grade. Until For District Judge..-++5Nixes SEARLS. thing to gain and nothing to lose by exhibiting. but interest on the investment. Our main de15,000, on a hungry stomach, with a raging lately, heavily laden teams were obliged to For Senator..-----GEoRGE D. ROBERTs. We were not aware of these facts when we thirst , after a fourteen miles’ dusty march, were divide their loads in going from Truckee Lake pk. B. Moyes, pendence for support has been upon job penned our article last week. We feel a deep for eight McSor.ey, E. «-3 Assemblymen For .. to Sardine Valley, a distance of about con fifteen sec uti ve hours engaged. work and advertising; and these have never interest in every enterprise which promises diMAN, COLE W. J. miles; but in a week from this date they can Th e pan “S ic OM has ET HI bee n NG sha NE mef ull W y !” exa gge rat ed. enabled us to do more than make both ends rectly to benefit Marysville, as conferring indiGER. A. A. OLIN go through the entire one hundred and thirty G. P. Putnam, the famous publisher, who was on. N eesee Dixs -JOH H. .secc eeeff. Sheri For 8 0 , 0 0 0 tension! fullest their to meet, by stretching them rect benefits upon our own town. The Fair miles from Marysville to Virginia without For Collector.++eeseeeee+sAMOS T. LAIRD. present and witnessed it, says: unloading or meeting with any other imFor Recorder.e.+seeeeeee0d0HN S. LAMBERT. We ask the patronage of thuse who believe promises to be largely attended. We have those Let me add that it was the Ist New Jersey pediment . To give an idea .+. of . . the ty k. S. eeeH amount For Coun Cler ecce DAVI in our midst who might, if they would, contribute a paper essential to the prosperity of the Regiment, Col. Montgomery, coming up from O n TH E CH OI CE ST BR AN DS , sel ect ed MUEL eeSA se++ .+ r. N. sure ROW For Trea MCB of freight and travei already going over the Vi en na , largely to its at eclat, and we hope 4 they will P. not be M. , wh with especial care for this market, to which the ich so promptly and efplace; and shall make bold to say this to +-E. .-+ . ict IN. rney For Distr Atto W. MASL Henness Pass route, we will state that on attention of hotel, saloon and country dealers is fectually stopped the stampede, put the wagons backward in entering the lists of exhibitors. . eeDR eeee e.ee . K. ssor For Asse O. F. CLAR the public—that whatever may be its shortespecially invited. in perfect order, regulated everything on the Saturday last thirty teams destined for junel : .3. . r. rato ic nist For Publ Admi . M. GRAY For sal e in lots to suit , by HE CH T ro ad & PRATT. , an d th en , at 5 P. M. , Washoe ma rc were he en d route on PuBLic SPEAKING.— to from Within the wa last fortnight Marysvil rd le to For County Surveyor.+.+++.JOHN OsTROM s comings; however. much they may differ the battle-field. They deserve all credit for this San Juan, and eight heavily loaded teams MEEK. G. E. Dr. with its views ; let it once go down, and they the good people of San Juan have had an abunimportant service. cccccccee o s Coroner. For . To show how effectual it was, were counted between Milton and Jackson, OVERTON T. C. Schools. Public Supt. For . .Dr. dance of political instruction. On Saturday I ne ed on ly repeat that Mr. Tilley of Rhode Issere POWDER AND FUSE, never will be able to replace it. Few men a distance of ten miles, besides numerou Sweet. H. H. s Dist.). (3d Supervis For .. or la nd , an d my in lots to suit, at se lf remained till 64 o’clock at the night they were addressed by Messrs. Stanford, would be willing to use the same amount of smaller vehicles, horseme n and pack trains. ve ry sp HE ot CH T wh & er PRA e TT’ th S. e st am pe de wa s st op pe d, Crocker and Zabriskie, and on Monday night by LIST OF LETTERS where we had the melancholy satisfaction of aidIn response to queries addressed to them, industry that we have done, at so slavish REMAINING inthe Post office at North San Messrs. Phelps and Ashley, all Republicans; on ing with a cup of pure water the woun the teamster s we encount ered expresse d de d an d Juan, California, August 16, 1861. and thankless a business, without realising Tuesday night by D. O. Shattuck, of the Brecksick men who came li mping from the field. The themselves delighted with the route and the (Pers calling for letters in the list, will ons wh ol e panic was stopped in 20 minutes. It was new road, and some of them, greater profits for their taleuts and labor. inridge or secession party; and last night by who have please say, “Adver August 16th.” tised [Fett ten and DOMESTIC CIGARS, e+. causeless and disgraceful during this time, and by the Case or Box, at GEO. D. DORNIN, P. M. previously hauled goods by the Placerville Frank Pixley and W. H. Weeks, Republicans. at the place where it occurred. Th e da was . PaRTY ASSESSMENTS.—The corrupting influHECH T & PRATT ’S, route, characte rize the latter Mono as much smit am inferior h Levi Altimus, Abr It would be useless to attempt even a brief outlost by it; but as far as the retreat or flight was ence of nominating conventions is made maniManc hest uel er Sam E C ck, Bla in point of light grade, hardness , and co facilities nc er ne d, it wa s st op pe d wi thin two or three line of the remarks of either of the speakers. Powers Michael fest in the fact, that the party placing its candimiles, and in less time than it takes to write for obtaining feed and water. After leaving Benton, Abram There were too many of them. As was to have about it. Pear ce Davi rd, d kfo 2 Bic L H tax to right the claims people, the dates before the Middle Yuba ridge the road passes been expected, charges and counter charges Powe F ll W J Geo C an, han Buc EW CRA NBE RRI ES! at It is no w as se rted, that the rebels had on the through a succession of fine level pasture Bryan, D C them for the privilege of running for office. This Richard Sam’] L HECHT & PRATT’S. were made—criminations and recriminations inbattle valleys, in which large quantities of hay are Brown, Daniel ground, in all, 108,000 troops. is so in many of the prominent counties of the Ryan Dennis dulged—each of the orators claiming to be more cut and sold on the spot and transpor ted to , sby ter t Rapp Peter Bat Cap R Counparty Douglas the Sacramento In State. Deatu or Hon. A. H. Srepnens.—The Washoe, bringing thirty dollars a ton. These Chamberlain, E J 2 loyal, consistent and deserving than his opponShankland D ty Judge is taxed $350; the Sheriff, $600; the Lo ui sv ille Journal of June 26th contains the valleys, lying at the summit—the Henness Caldwell, R P 2 Stephens Raphael ent; and the audiences were divided in senti?iggere KERY, a splendid assortment, at District Attorney, $400; Senator, $125; and ment, just as they always fo ll ow a in di 2 eli g sp Alon Storr Aur is, at zo Dav : ch Pass itself being one of them—and along are—believing their H E C H T & ey, w PR Dew Ed M AT Alfo Sanf T’ rd ord S. Ho n. Al ex Republian The de proportion. in r H. candidates St other ep he ns , Vi ce Pr es ithe channel of the Little Truckee till it side the best—and wondering how any body could n is, Soul Dav Joh e F de nt of th e So uthern Confederacy is dead. strikes the vast meadows of the Big Truckee cans in several instances taxed their candidates be so stupid a as not to be of their way of thinking. He was an te ae ade alae Ses WL ely, Julia A Gre Andr Smit h ew abler man and a greater statesman at the foot of the Eastern Slope, have been to even a greater extent than this. Those who Truesdell Jas W Hart, Ambrose L th an he ha s le ft be hi nd hi m in the Confedeall taken up and occupied by settlers. Holden, W Per iLovs Stacinc.—Mr. Middleton, a pasThomas Cornelius are defeated, have suffered a swindle. The lucky AS KE T TE A! JA PA N DO . ra te St at es . He re si st ed se ce ss io n un ti , mas l ris he Har Tho J sen Tayl ger who left ‘Camptonville in the stage yesteror Rich’d There are public houses at intervals of from f ellowsremunerate themselves out of the proceeds Black and Green Teas of all brands, at day morning, (Wednesday,) describes the trip, saw he could not resist it successfully. Well four to six miles, where fair accommodations Harmishfeger, J VanHook J B 2 HECHT & PRATT'S. of their offices, n, sto n Whit Hou Joh 2 e Harr till ison the ha pas d sen it ger be s left en the fo coac r hi h, s as fa a part me icuif he ha d no t yi el de d for man and beast can be porcured. There ee an ail a ecpetivenenigh Willson Wm H larly hazardous one. Pony King was driving, even then. Lewis, Samuel J $$$ are three toll gates on the whole route from Tri-WEEKLY NATIONAL.—The Grass Valley and our informant describes his conduct as quite PEPE es Eee ie eee Wood Artemus Lingara, Samuel Grizzly Fort, the collectio ns at which last Wooster Welton 2 Langin, Nicholas rep reh tri-weekly. a ens as ible—particularly in descending the National comes to us now How THe Fire Zovaves REcEIVED AN "2 at ab ai ep sc ce s C O A L & L A R D OI month LS amounte ; d to $1,100. This month the Well s Mary by, D Leb E H hill the othe r side of Fost er’s Bar , at Abbo tt’s, AtTTacK oF CavaLry.—A spectator of the Brather A. B. Dibble is understood to be the at HE CH T & PR AT T’S. y, Wrig ned ’k ht where they stopped for dinner. At the latter sc Ken Pat tolls S W will reach about $1,500, and next ene [at Bull Run] tells me that the Zoueditor, as heretofore, while W. B. Ewer & Co., place the + ge com Wolf Wm Michael, Joseph prising several gentleaves low, put are They $2,000. least at month literally decimated the Black Horse remain the publishers. We are pleased to know men, a lady and two children, left the stage and Wils on Wm ey, inl Wm McK Hom er and will probabl y be reduced hereafter . Ca va lr y, th e ce le brated rebel troop. About Wettig Auguste Middleton, Geo wer e bro ugh t to tow n by Mr. Abb ott , in an open the concern is so prosperous. The National is Three stages make regular weekly and semithe middle of the battle, the Zouaves fired t, d our nar wag Warf McC Ber ield on. Jas They did not arr ive till afte r dar k. We furnished at 75 cents per month, and being a unders US T RE weekly CE trips on the route IV from Nevada, ED , Mercer, Edw’d tand the coach was not driven into the by platoons upon the rebel infantry. stationed @ th e ce le br ated “BISQUIT DUBOUCHE’ well conducted paper, of rare local excellence, is city by King, but by some employée of the proin the woods. Af latter the Downievi and Juan San North lle, COGNAC, ter they had fired, they at HECHT & PRATT’S. cheap at that rate. Its columns are garnished prietors, who took possessivun of it after it was discovered a troop of horses coming down on Stage going by Sierra Valiey and striking with new type, and its general character entitles vacated by the passengers.—Marysville Demotheir rear. They carried the American flag, the new road at Sardine Valley. After the crat. thoroug completi h of on the road, say by it to a liberal support. which deceived Col. Heintzeiman, and made Oo” FRENCH COGNAC, Justice to the California Stage Company reSeptemb 5th, er it will comman an d immense ——__—__—_ +e French Brandy, him believe they were United States CavalJamaica Rum, by the Cask orGallon, {Ben Avery, of the Marysville Appeal, quires we should say, that such conduct on the ry, and he so told the Zouaves. As they amount of freight and travel and receive the a HE CH T & PRATT’S. first installm of ent the populari which ty it ‘par t of driv ers, is of very rare occurrence in came nearer, their true character was dishas been on a visit to the Summit, over the Henit make will which and obtain, to certain is thes e part s. Acc ide nts have sometimes hapcovered, but too late for all the Zouaves to ness Pass route. We publish an article to-day OP EOLA PAO contribu vastly te to the prosperi of ty all the on Wharf, street Folsom leave Will pen ed, and can not rel alw oad ays . The regiment faced and received be prevented; but as from his pen relating to that route. The awaktermini. its at and course its on towns ening attention of the public to the subject is to the drivers themselves, we have some halfthe cavalry as they came down, with leveled Marysville especially will be a gainer by it, Wednesday, Aug. 2ist, 1861, ba yo ne ts , wh ich threw them into confusion. doze n visi ting this plac At 9 o’clock, A. M., Punctually, e almost daily, of whom our only apology for placing before the reader obtained told, are we early, thus has and Th en aw ay we nt mu sk et s, an d th e Zo ua ve s it give us s ple asu re to bea r tes tim ony that , perused. the y already matter which most of them have For PANAMA. inits through trade of accesion some s went in with their knives and pistols. They are not only steady, careful and trustworthy traverse be will it year Next strument d ality. se iz ed ho rs es and stabbed their riders. In Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to AspinWwW are now a a , Juan San h Nort of J. F. Greeley, Esq., ex te ns iv e ad di reinsmen, but remarkably entertaing and pleasthis ha ti on s to coaches, mail and passenge of line daily a by r and Co., Road Rall Panama the by wall nd-to-hand conflict, the Black Horse lawyer, has taken a survey of the political field, our already LARGE STOCK of FRESH from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and central great the of branch a made be and ant in thei r soci al rel ati ons —ju the st kin d of troop were bandled in their own professed and come to the conclusion that his duty asa Comp=2nuy. Steamship Pacific citizen, requires him to give his support to men to make a tedious journey agreeable, when way of fighting. The sequel showed the mail route across the continent. To this FORBES & JaBCOCK, e Republican party. He has therefore disconone who is prudently and politely communicatZouaves to be the most expert handlers’ of latter end our legislators should see that the Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, Marysvil and petitone be Congres next ected himself entirely from the Conness party. ive, is fortunate enough to obtain a seat le d, s San francisco. auglitd th e knife. When the fight was over, there besi de —Journal. for office distribu a as designat be ting ed we re not twenty of the four hundred cavalry either of them on the box. And as to Abe Californi a. wh ic Norther h n we ar e de te rm in ed to di sp os e of at th e lowest” lef t ali ve. Me n an d borses had been cut to Wasnoe Trane.—~One of the political speakWagoner, the San Juan agent, his universal Ee RT OE OS eae market rates. pi ec es by th e in fu ri at ed red -shirts. This In the list of late arrivals, are incliteed’ this at audience an ers who recently entertained popularity speaks for itself. -We are told that our troops are the bravest tr oo p of ca va lr y ha d bo as te d th ey would fellows in the world, only they were taken with oe _—___ —___—_ forty as many as saw he that us place, informs picket their horses in~ the grounds’ of the a panic that caused them to run twenty-cight R. ETO PRI PRO R, AYE STR . S.J GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.—Congress has teams the other day, between the Middle Yuba BE DSTEADS, double and sin gle .” White House. miles, although no foe pursued. —Marysvi Exlle MATTRESSES “ “« « and Bope’s Ranch, wending their way, heavily passed an act authorising the Secretary of the HE undersigned having leased for eae press. well e abor the s, year of m ter a T fesighted. to Washoe. The increase of wagon Treasury to issue Government securities in ded ine erm det is Furn itur el, “C e, Hot embraci r ol ng ula pop on apd el n Observe how ow the venomou S kn sting s is k thrust into i n n e r of Te xa s, ” w h o was eon this route since last fall, has been im. nomination as low as five dollars, bearing interas re tu fu the in it p kee to goinit g on “a high figure” before the right this’ sentence. ‘“‘Only they were taken with a mense. Next year, we have every reason to se. Hou est s at the Clas t rate of Firs nine A per cent . per ann um, for k i n d o f audiences, thus settled a long-dispanic that caused them to run twenty-eight believe, it will outstrip calculation. Roc kin g Chai rs, Tables, Washstadds, etc.etc. _ ,. This Hotel is eligibly located on tne Main street, is — + +2 ee @ aloan.of one hundred and fifty millions of dolputed fact in history and “elevated” himself: . €B_A splendid assortment of QUEENSWARE, miles.” No person or paper, so far as we have plastered throughout and has superior ventillation. “LARGE YIELD.”—The Marysville Democrat* lars, redeemable (we believe) “Feller-citizens,” said he, with a very ma. i t e O in twenty years. H T &P n. renovation— thorough a it given has proprietors The noticed, has ever stated the precise distance that Ma in st re et ; op po si te Uni on k Ha n te o t, N w ort uses this caption in speaking of a clean up of i iy n g Bat /ou lo iat ok y , has added many essential additions to its conveni“I w a Su s ac at the battle where . the Federal troops retreated. leanh is within the means of the pooarExpress ob$6,259 75 made in the Union claims at Timbucest citizen. Investments made in it would afford Tecumsey was killed—I was. I commanded. tained its splenetic information, no doubt, by ence and comfort, and is prepared to assert, that no the all itin excel can mountains the in house public too, after aten days’ run. The amount is resbetter security and equal advantages with the a regiment there—I did. I'm not agwine to . consulting t seale of the map and measuring perfect accommodation for guests. © say who killed Tecumsey—I ain't. But this . its lines. : 2 3. Cold Baths, free of charge. place. savings bank. at this iggings ; but the E ! That’sounds foyal,-don’t it; for A Bar, containing cheice Liquors and‘ Cigars, ‘has Gold and Ores, GOLD BARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. BARS CANDIDATES’ BALL. or COIN ! NEW STORE. HAVANA CIGARS! P. M. STEAMSHIP CO.'S sTE SE IP senennns tan LCE c De eT TE i t ea smec et a ee shee HECHT & PRATT, UNCLE SAM! eng Extensive Additions. tts GROCERIES AND PRovisions, pailba ih Hors agingthie lnc eens ts a much I will say—he was killed with one of . _. a sympathi with the Jeff. Davis rebellio ser n nuIn m y pistols. And, gentlemen, I leave it to is from eight to ten thousand. average (crt is generally believed that some of our in and merous instances it has exceeded $10,000, your knowledge of human nature, if a man waga let multitude, Chinese a collect JFTo troops at Bull’s run behaved in a cowardly manseveral, the amount taken out has been as high . would be very apt to lend out his pistol on ‘on load of chickens be driven through their ner. (Not original.) — as $12, ‘an occasion of that sort-!” ; . quarter. @ o ----beenattached tothe Hotel; anda aie Great Reduction made’ in the prices of Board. jy6-61 s. J. STRAYER, Proprietor. on Mattresses. post ronal an assortment MATTRESSES, Beh of. ae an forsale ches Iit by eg Ww T & PRAIT.

_— iene cecanadiienmnaat The Fiydrantic Press. . We never recollect having been on the eve of . coming more awakened every day to the duty of Hopes of the Politicians. ee a a a ee NEW, THIS WEEK. FaitH.—The attention of our citizens is beThe Great Central Route Across the Sierra Nevada. z A recent visit to'a portion of the Henness an election, when the candidates of the different taking active measures for placing the Henness . Pass Route from Marysville to Nevada Ter FOR JUSTICE. . the concurrent: testimony of alt disinterested . from Grizzly Fort, Sierra county, to Jackson's Fruits! Fruits! i . PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. . MARYSVILLE H. HARRIS & CO., parties—no matter how many opposing ones in Pass Route to Washoe before the people of the ritory, enables us to present some highl y . s voter the to lf himse nts prese d signe under The the field—were not each and all confident of sucState, in a manner to convince them of its suinteresting and gratifying facts relating (Su cce sso rs to Har ris & Ma rc ha nd , ] . Jusfor date of Brid port township as a candi L. P. FISHER, No 171% Washingtonstreet San eess. The present canvass forms no exception perior claims as a mountain thoroughfare, and. therete. The Truckee Turnpike, which emtice of the Peace. A. J. ELDER. . B st., near the corner ofSecond Francisco,is our only autherized Agent for that thus subserve their tothat rule. Three parties are represented, and own best interests. We have . braces so much of the route as extends city. WORTH SAN JUAN, AUG. 17,1861. although at least one of the number, has hardly RANDAL & CO., 61 Dstreet Marysville, areau thorized to receive, advertisements and subscripbeen heretofore considered “in the ring,” we tious forthe Press at that piace. eannot see that it abates one jot of its working _ energy, or feels the least intimidated by the “THE UNION MUST AND SHALL BE gloomy prospectsahead. Certainly an approved PRESERVED: taode of achieving triumph is, to inspire its fol MARYSVILLE. Those desirous of procuring peaches or plums, to arties who are informed on the subject, in favor . Ranch, near the Pass, is completed and in Also--73, J strett, Sacramento, > c a l i Pof this route, inelud ae sple ndid cond itio n; and the Henn ess Pass . Pres erve can , be accommodated byB. calli ng on ing the Surveyor General, AND T. CONGER, Turnpike 1s completed fer two miles beyond San Francisco strect, North San fana. 105, Sacramento st., San FranSimonton, of the Bulletin, who familiarised himthe summit. This makes a distance of fortyself with this and rival routes before expressing two miles of good. wagon road, conaecti ci sc o. id Forb are ons Pers All ng an opinion—of merchants, teamsters and travelwith an equally good one leading this way Negotiating for any NOTE against Isaac Anderson Also—At AURORA, Esmeralda District lowers with a belief that it can be obtained by ers generally, who pronounce the ascents gradual by North San Juan to Marysville. The highand in favor of Albert McMullen, as the same will Willcontinue to carry on the businessof ISAAC ANDERSON. not be paid. and easy for loaded teams, which can make the est grade of the Truckee Turnpike does not the use of the proper effort. augl7-3t* August 12, 1861. MELTING,REFINING& ASSAYING The Republicans assert that the Douglas party trips to Virginia City in shorter time, with greatexceed two feet to the rod, and only six rods . lic Pub the to ice Not are sv stee ply grad ed as that. The grade of er ease to the animals, less wear and tear to the will be thirdin the race. They profess to regard “Forever float that standard sheet, MY LEFT HAVING MINERVA WIFE Y othe asce is r not nts over eigh or twen teen ty wagons , at much less cost, and carrying from Where breathes the foe, but falls before us, that as a foregone conciusion; and thus concede hereby I cause, just without board and bed M Of ev er y Des cri ption. inch to es the rod, whil the e gene grad ral in e With freedom’s soil beneath our feet, to the Breckinridge secession party a strength one to two tons more freight, than can possibly give notice to all persons, that I will pay no debts of ADVANC E S M A D O N GOLD pus? us!” o’er over asce comi waving is from nts six to ng ten inche banacr s. m’s And freedo MARKER. JOHN contracting. her which some of the leaders were not disposed to be transported over the Placerville road. augli* Forest City. Aug. 12, 1861. The road is wide enough for loaded teams to It is to us a matter of no little astonishment pass each other, well banked up on claim. As an offset to this, we have been asthe lower . End of the Volume. sured by several of the Douglas Democratic canthat the Marysville people do not feel a deeper side, and keeps generally the south side of . Dissolution of Partnership. RETURNS MADE IN The present number of the Hypravtic didat:s, that the prospects for victory on their interest in this route. They remain idle and the ridge between the Middle and North YuNHE copartnership heretofore existing between Meek & Strayer, in the hotel business, is this Press completes its third volume. An ocside, never looked brighter nor more encourpermit the Washoe trade to be taken from their . ba. Fora distance ef nine miles beyond the day dissolved by mutual consent. A. L. MEEK, IN SI X HO UR S, which retrospect, a farthest point named, down the eastern slope, easion is presented for aging. doors, which might easily be secured, if a united 8. J. STRAYER. Aug. 14, 1861. Sh ip pe rs of Du st can draw, against consighiisht; the road is not complete though d, usually in It is useless to conceal the fact, that the nomeffort of her citizens were made to that end. we shall notindulge. The paper has spoken on our houses at Marysville, Sacramento and Sait The Sierra Nevada Hotel will hereafter be conductrocks loose the conditio travelin good n, g Fr an ci sc o. an d Check Books for that purpose, will be Bu t ou r ination of Mr. pri McConnell nci has caused pal both Reobj disect and some, to in e all for pe responsibl be pleasure will ed, who nn undersign the giving by in ed g this arti. for itself; removed, and only a week’s labor needed to debts contracted by the late firm, and with whom furnished by us. cle wa s pudlicans to and Douglasites pr some es uneasiness. en t the following—found the other reprobated who They would respectfully solicit from the Miners and Those wthers. to pleasure fit it for the transit of the -heaviest laden those who are indebted tothe firm will please settle De al er s the ir pa da tr y on ta ag ck Not that either thinks his election within the e. ed aga As ins vo t uc he th rs e pos for t off th e ice corrects . a3 soon as bul possible. augl7 4t 8. J. STRAYER let in bo ar d : withinstanees teams. The nine miles of nearly finished its opinions, have in most ness of their Assays, they refer with permission, to range of possibility, but that each believes he “J. B. LOW'S PROPHECY. road alluded th to lead e to the fo lower ll crossing owing Bankers. who, for nearly four years, of privilege a was This support. their drawn have shipped Bars assayed by them tothe Eastern SOC IAL will poil a larger vote than, under the peculiar “Two years from this date, North San Juan the Little Truckee river, where a bridge has BAL L! Statesand Europe: of which we have not attempted to deprive circumstances of the case, they would like him will be twice as large Social Ball will be given at MITCHELL'S been erected. Thence a new grade hus been as Placerville. B. Da vidson, Esq., Messrs. L. Parrot & Co., Sather& HOTEL, COLUMBIA HILL, (JH. Mitchell, them. Those who approved, in many into receive. Mr. McConnell is known to bea made one mile and a half to Moore's at Proprietor,) on Church, Tallant & Wilde, Reynolds, Reis & Co., San “August 8th, 1861.” Francisco; B. F. Hastings & Co, D. O. Mills & Co., Tule Lake Valley. From this point te stances, have doubled and quadrupled their speaker of great ability—one who argues logicMr. Low is a resident of Silver City, Nevada Wednesday Even’g, Aug. 21st, 1861. Sacramento; Low Bros. & Co., De ck er , Je wett & PaxSardine Valley, five miles, about two miles patronage. The proscription of the one ally from false premises—and in the sophisms of Territory, and speaks with a full knowledge of An extensive pavilion has been erected adjoining ton; Reynolds Bros. Marysville; Messrs. B. Berend & of ligkt grading has yet to be done, and the Co Hotel, . Tr for ev laying & Co or the lg supper N. at table, Y. e, with accomhis eloquence, makes impressions on uninformed the advantages to accrue from the completion of class was to have been expected; the geno8tf Il.HARRIS & CO.beyond that the road is already finished to modations in room and viands for all who may be present on the occasion . erosity of the other is a source of encourminds which are not easily eradicated. This the Henness Pass route. Virginia and Carson Cities. A force of The public generally are respectfully invited to +2 + will cause him to lead his ticket, and makes him agemént which meets with our thankful apeighty-s ix men, in two gangs, is employe d attend. WH AT TH E Wa r Pr op os es To EFFECT.— . on the incomplete formidable as a political rival. Music by Samels on & Curtis’ Quadril le Band. sections of the route, preciation. No t sub jug ati on. No t to dep riv e a cit izen of the under the supervision of the Truckee and From this expression of hope and apprehenThere are at least a hundred persons in So ut h of on e of his rig hts un de r the ConstituHenness Pass Turnpike Companies, who sion as variously indulged, we can discover arguend around San Juan who never have taken ment to fortify the position we have always tion. Not to abolish slavery, nor to interfere prosecute and own the road joiatly beyond WE undersigned will give a grand Social Ball, the paper, who possess the ability to do so, maintained, to-wit: that the dividing of the with it in any respect. Whatthen? As we unJackson’s Ranch, a few miles this side of the y for the benefit of the numerous candidates now summit, de rs at ta which nd it, point si mp the ly Marysvil thi le s: and benefits indirect mang experience and who before the people for office, on Union strength was an act of suicidal policy. If Nevada roads intersect. We are assured by Wednesday Even’g, Aug. 28th, 1861, Th is reb ell ion is the wo rk of dis aff ect ed pol iti from its publication. There can be no doubt McConnell should chance to be elected—a man Mr. Freeman , the principa l contract or, that tic ian s. On ly a por tio n of the AT THE So ut he rn pe op le who openly proclaims a paramount allegiance to NO RT H SAN JUAN. if the paper ceased to exist for want of cupthis great highway across the mountai ns are with it in heart—none in interest. In many MONTEZUMA HOTEL, MONTEZUMA, the State of his nativity over that of his adopwill be finally completed by September 5th. To which the candidates and the public generally are from depreciate wouid estate port, that real OP PO SITE THE UNION HOTEL. localities the Union sentiment has been overtion and the Federal Union, what would be the It may not be known to all of our respectfully readers invited. DANIEL LIGGETT. Experience doliar. the on cent. per 30 to 50 slaughed, but has alatent existence, nevertheMusic by Samelson & Curtis’ Quadrille Band. that the Henness Pass Route was early future condition of loyal California? Who could Wholesale «& Retail ia other localities has established this fact. less. In others this sentiment has been protraversed by a portion of the overland emidoubt a re-enactment of some of the bloody [ADVERTISEMENT.} DEALERS IN It is therefore a matter of self-interest to scenes which have disgraced the soil of Maryclaimed and maintained. The Government will gration, and atolerably good wagon road National Democratic Nominations. sustain it, even on the part of those who land and Missouri? God deliver us’ from any send armies among these people, who, under its thus formed which needed improvement at Groceries, only a few points For Governor, pro where tec tio costly n excavati wil on l pr oc ee d to. cal l sep ara te Sta te Co nPR OVISIONS, cannot agree with all its sentiments. such great calamity ! and banking were John required R. McConnell. to obtain an easy ven tio ns. Th es e dee = Co nv en ti on s, as in Western This much we deem it no boast to say: Fo re an ig Do n d me st ic For Lieut. Governor, grade around certain mountai ns which the NORTHERN District Farr.—A resident of Virginia and Missouri, will depose the existing No newspaper in the State has been better Jasper O'Farrell. emigrant s used to climb directly over. LIQUORS, San Juan, personally concerned in the success State officers, brand them as traitors, and choose For Judge of the Supreme Court, These new year; grades last having the been during made, Press the the than printed CI GA RS , of this forthcoming institution, calls our attenloyal men to fill their places. When this has w.c. Wallace. route is fast becomin g popular. Six and no country paper has uniformly contained tion to the fact, that a “framed diploma,” as been done—when the Southern Unionists in TOBACCO, For Congress, the eight mule teams, hauling from sixty to more original matter. The editur has been awarded to exhibitors, is in most instances redifferent rebel States feel that they are strong eighty hundred pounds each, and even as H. P. Barber. HARDWARE, D. O. Shattuck. thrown upon his own resources to supply garded as of greater value than a small money enough to take care of themselves, the Federal high as eleven thousand pounds in one C R O C K R A RY, For State Controller, this requirement; from a knowledge, that to premium, such as the limited means of the . armies will be withdrawn. Then let such men instance, and ox teams averaging loads of CAMPHENE, Samuel H. Brooks. about seventy hundred, besides supplies of Society compels as it to Dav offer, in is, cases where Ste it is ven s, Be au re ga rd , Rh et t, To om his bs copy to any great extent, was to serve Tor State Treasurer, COA L and LAR D OILS , etc. feed, are passing over the road constant ly, known the inducements to exhibitors an ought d to Ya nc ey ta ke car e of Thomas Findley. themselves. Their patrons with information already obtained going from Sacrame nto and Marysville by For Attorney General, be greater. He thinks this class of premium to cases will be promptly disposed of by the Souththrough other sources. We wou ld particularly invite the attention of the way of North San Juan. The freight from Tod Robinson. inventors is especially desirable—much more so ern masses, whose fortunes they have infamously Tra de to our wel l ass ort ed sto ck. Rec eiv ing all our Marysvil le to Virginia or Carson, ranges from Finally, while the Press has been prompt than ten, twenty, thirty, or even fifty dollars abus For Surveyor General, goods ed, before the General Government has an three to four cents per pound. Over a good H. A. Higley. ia making it appearance, it has not, as many would be. He further informs us, that notwithopportunity to take the job off their hands. For Clerk of the Supreme Court, portion of the road, except on the longest suppose, been vy any means a profitable constanding every effort has been made to induce This is a very simple programme, and easy to ascents, stage teams can travel at a round DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, Charles S. Fairfax. For State Printer, cern. Its circulation is local and limited, competition among inventors of mining implebe understood. trot. The newness of some parts of it ————_—_——_-+ M. D. Carr. makes it very dusty and rather heavy pulling and would not, if every dollar of subscripments, success thus far, has not been attained. Buiu’s Rux.—The latest authentic news We are enab led to furnish them, with addition of for the first teams passing; but after the tion were promptly received, pay fur the An indifference almost amounting to culpability, establishes, that at the battle of Bull’s Run freig ht, at Sacr amen to prices. less first rains these sections will pack hard and Countv Ticket. HECHT & PRATT. labor—to say nothing of rent, paper, ink and has been manifested by those who have every than 30,000 Federal troops were present, of which be superior to much of the old grade. Until For District Judge....-++5Nixes SEARLS. thing to gain and nothing to lose by exhibiting. but interest on the investment. Our main de15,000, on a hungry stomach, with a raging lately, heavily laden teams were obliged to For Senator...-----GEoRGE D. ROBERTs. We were not aware of these facts when we thirst , after a fourteen miles’ dusty march, were divide their loads in going from Truckee Lake pk. B. Moyes, pendence for support has been upon job penned our article last week. We feel a deep for eight McSor.ey, E. «-3 Assemblymen For .... to Sardine Valley, a distance of about con fifteen sec uti ve hours engaged. work and advertising; and these have never interest in every enterprise which promises diMAN, COLE W. J. miles; but in a week from this date they can Th e pan “S ic OM has ET HI bee n NG sha NE mef ull W y !” exa gge rat ed. enabled us to do more than make both ends rectly to benefit Marysville, as conferring indiGER. A. A. OLIN go through the entire one hundred and thirty G. P. Putnam, the famous publisher, who was on. N eesee Dixs -JOH H. .secc eeeff.. Sheri For 8 0 , 0 0 0 tension! fullest their to meet, by stretching them rect benefits upon our own town. The Fair miles from Marysville to Virginia without For Collector..++eeseeeee+sAMOS T. LAIRD. present and witnessed it, says: unloading or meeting with any other imFor Recorder..e.+seeeeeee0d0HN S. LAMBERT. We ask the patronage of thuse who believe promises to be largely attended. We have those Let me add that it was the Ist New Jersey pediment . To give an idea .+. of . .. the ty k.. S. eeeH amount For Coun Cler ecce DAVI in our midst who might, if they would, contribute a paper essential to the prosperity of the Regiment, Col. Montgomery, coming up from O n TH E CH OI CE ST BR AN DS , sel ect ed MUEL eeSA se++ ..+ r.. N. sure ROW For Trea MCB of freight and travei already going over the Vi en na , largely to its at eclat, and we hope 4 they will P. not be M. , wh with especial care for this market, to which the ich so promptly and efplace; and shall make bold to say this to +-E. .-+ .. ict IN. rney For Distr Atto W. MASL Henness Pass route, we will state that on attention of hotel, saloon and country dealers is fectually stopped the stampede, put the wagons backward in entering the lists of exhibitors. . eeDR eeee e.ee .. K. ssor For Asse O. F. CLAR the public—that whatever may be its shortespecially invited. in perfect order, regulated everything on the Saturday last thirty teams destined for junel : .3. .. r.. rato ic nist For Publ Admi . M. GRAY For sal e in lots to suit , by HE CH T ro ad & PRATT. , an d th en , at 5 P. M. , Washoe ma rc were he en d route on PuBLic SPEAKING.— to from Within the wa last fortnight Marysvil rd le to For County Surveyor..+.+++.JOHN OsTROM s comings; however. much they may differ the battle-field. They deserve all credit for this San Juan, and eight heavily loaded teams MEEK. G. E. Dr. with its views ; let it once go down, and they the good people of San Juan have had an abunimportant service. cccccccee o s Coroner. For .. To show how effectual it was, were counted between Milton and Jackson, OVERTON T. C. Schools. Public Supt. For . .Dr. dance of political instruction. On Saturday I ne ed on

ly repeat that Mr. Tilley of Rhode Issere POWDER AND FUSE, never will be able to replace it. Few men a distance of ten miles, besides numerou Sweet. H. H. s Dist.).. (3d Supervis For ... or la nd , an d my in lots to suit, at se lf remained till 64 o’clock at the night they were addressed by Messrs. Stanford, would be willing to use the same amount of smaller vehicles, horseme n and pack trains. ve ry sp HE ot CH T wh & er PRA e TT’ th S. e st am pe de wa s st op pe d, Crocker and Zabriskie, and on Monday night by LIST OF LETTERS where we had the melancholy satisfaction of aidIn response to queries addressed to them, industry that we have done, at so slavish REMAINING inthe Post office at North San Messrs. Phelps and Ashley, all Republicans; on ing with a cup of pure water the woun the teamster s we encount ered expresse d de d an d Juan, California, August 16, 1861. and thankless a business, without realising Tuesday night by D. O. Shattuck, of the Brecksick men who came li mping from the field. The themselves delighted with the route and the (Pers calling for letters in the list, will ons wh ol e panic was stopped in 20 minutes. It was new road, and some of them, greater profits for their taleuts and labor. inridge or secession party; and last night by who have please say, “Adver August 16th.” tised [Fett ten and DOMESTIC CIGARS, e+. causeless and disgraceful during this time, and by the Case or Box, at GEO. D. DORNIN, P. M. previously hauled goods by the Placerville Frank Pixley and W. H. Weeks, Republicans. at the place where it occurred. Th e da was . PaRTY ASSESSMENTS.—The corrupting influHECH T & PRATT ’S, route, characte rize the latter Mono as much smit am inferior h Levi Altimus, Abr It would be useless to attempt even a brief outlost by it; but as far as the retreat or flight was ence of nominating conventions is made maniManc hest uel er Sam E C ck, Bla in point of light grade, hardness , and co facilities nc er ne d, it wa s st op pe d wi thin two or three line of the remarks of either of the speakers. Powers Michael fest in the fact, that the party placing its candimiles, and in less time than it takes to write for obtaining feed and water. After leaving Benton, Abram There were too many of them. As was to have about it. Pear ce Davi rd, d kfo 2 Bic L H tax to right the claims people, the dates before the Middle Yuba ridge the road passes been expected, charges and counter charges Powe F ll W J Geo C an, han Buc EW CRA NBE RRI ES! at It is no w as se rted, that the rebels had on the through a succession of fine level pasture Bryan, D C them for the privilege of running for office. This Richard Sam’] L HECHT & PRATT’S. were made—criminations and recriminations inbattle valleys, in which large quantities of hay are Brown, Daniel ground, in all, 108,000 troops. is so in many of the prominent counties of the Ryan Dennis dulged—each of the orators claiming to be more cut and sold on the spot and transpor ted to , sby ter t Rapp Peter Bat Cap R Counparty Douglas the Sacramento In State. Deatu or Hon. A. H. Srepnens.—The Washoe, bringing thirty dollars a ton. These Chamberlain, E J 2 loyal, consistent and deserving than his opponShankland D ty Judge is taxed $350; the Sheriff, $600; the Lo ui sv ille Journal of June 26th contains the valleys, lying at the summit—the Henness Caldwell, R P 2 Stephens Raphael ent; and the audiences were divided in senti?iggere KERY, a splendid assortment, at District Attorney, $400; Senator, $125; and ment, just as they always fo ll ow a in di 2 eli g sp Alon Storr Aur is, at zo Dav : ch Pass itself being one of them—and along are—believing their H E C H T & ey, w PR Dew Ed M AT Alfo Sanf T’ rd ord S. Ho n. Al ex Republian The de proportion. in r H. candidates St other ep he ns , Vi ce Pr es ithe channel of the Little Truckee till it side the best—and wondering how any body could n is, Soul Dav Joh e F de nt of th e So uthern Confederacy is dead. strikes the vast meadows of the Big Truckee cans in several instances taxed their candidates be so stupid a as not to be of their way of thinking. He was an te ae ade alae Ses WL ely, Julia A Gre Andr Smit h ew abler man and a greater statesman at the foot of the Eastern Slope, have been to even a greater extent than this. Those who Truesdell Jas W Hart, Ambrose L th an he ha s le ft be hi nd hi m in the Confedeall taken up and occupied by settlers. Holden, W Per iLovs Stacinc.—Mr. Middleton, a pasThomas Cornelius are defeated, have suffered a swindle. The lucky AS KE T TE A! JA PA N DO . ra te St at es . He re si st ed se ce ss io n un ti , mas l ris he Har Tho J sen Tayl ger who left ‘Camptonville in the stage yesteror Rich’d There are public houses at intervals of from f ellowsremunerate themselves out of the proceeds Black and Green Teas of all brands, at day morning, (Wednesday,) describes the trip, saw he could not resist it successfully. Well four to six miles, where fair accommodations Harmishfeger, J VanHook J B 2 HECHT & PRATT'S. of their offices, n, sto n Whit Hou Joh 2 e Harr till ison the ha pas d sen it ger be s left en the fo coac r hi h, s as fa a part me icuif he ha d no t yi el de d for man and beast can be porcured. There ee an ail a ecpetivenenigh Willson Wm H larly hazardous one. Pony King was driving, even then. Lewis, Samuel J $$$ are three toll gates on the whole route from Tri-WEEKLY NATIONAL.—The Grass Valley and our informant describes his conduct as quite PEPE es Eee ie eee Wood Artemus Lingara, Samuel Grizzly Fort, the collectio ns at which last Wooster Welton 2 Langin, Nicholas rep reh tri-weekly. a ens as ible—particularly in descending the National comes to us now How THe Fire Zovaves REcEIVED AN "2 at ab ai ep sc ce s C O A L & L A R D OI month LS amounte ; d to $1,100. This month the Well s Mary by, D Leb E H hill the othe r side of Fost er’s Bar , at Abbo tt’s, AtTTacK oF CavaLry.—A spectator of the Brather A. B. Dibble is understood to be the at HE CH T & PR AT T’S. y, Wrig ned ’k ht where they stopped for dinner. At the latter sc Ken Pat tolls S W will reach about $1,500, and next ene [at Bull Run] tells me that the Zoueditor, as heretofore, while W. B. Ewer & Co., place the + ge com Wolf Wm Michael, Joseph prising several gentleaves low, put are They $2,000. least at month literally decimated the Black Horse remain the publishers. We are pleased to know men, a lady and two children, left the stage and Wils on Wm ey, inl Wm McK Hom er and will probabl y be reduced hereafter . Ca va lr y, th e ce le brated rebel troop. About Wettig Auguste Middleton, Geo wer e bro ugh t to tow n by Mr. Abb ott , in an open the concern is so prosperous. The National is Three stages make regular weekly and semithe middle of the battle, the Zouaves fired t, d our nar wag Warf McC Ber ield on. Jas They did not arr ive till afte r dar k. We furnished at 75 cents per month, and being a unders US T RE weekly CE trips on the route IV from Nevada, ED , Mercer, Edw’d tand the coach was not driven into the by platoons upon the rebel infantry. stationed @ th e ce le br ated “BISQUIT DUBOUCHE’ well conducted paper, of rare local excellence, is city by King, but by some employée of the proin the woods. Af latter the Downievi and Juan San North lle, COGNAC, ter they had fired, they at HECHT & PRATT’S. cheap at that rate. Its columns are garnished prietors, who took possessivun of it after it was discovered a troop of horses coming down on Stage going by Sierra Valiey and striking with new type, and its general character entitles vacated by the passengers.—Marysville Demotheir rear. They carried the American flag, the new road at Sardine Valley. After the crat. thoroug completi h of on the road, say by it to a liberal support. which deceived Col. Heintzeiman, and made Oo” FRENCH COGNAC, Justice to the California Stage Company reSeptemb 5th, er it will comman an d immense ——__—__—_ +e French Brandy, him believe they were United States CavalJamaica Rum, by the Cask orGallon, {Ben Avery, of the Marysville Appeal, quires we should say, that such conduct on the ry, and he so told the Zouaves. As they amount of freight and travel and receive the a HE CH T & PRATT’S. first installm of ent the populari which ty it ‘par t of driv ers, is of very rare occurrence in came nearer, their true character was dishas been on a visit to the Summit, over the Henit make will which and obtain, to certain is thes e part s. Acc ide nts have sometimes hapcovered, but too late for all the Zouaves to ness Pass route. We publish an article to-day OP EOLA PAO contribu vastly te to the prosperi of ty all the on Wharf, street Folsom leave Will pen ed, and can not rel alw oad ays . The regiment faced and received be prevented; but as from his pen relating to that route. The awaktermini. its at and course its on towns ening attention of the public to the subject is to the drivers themselves, we have some halfthe cavalry as they came down, with leveled Marysville especially will be a gainer by it, Wednesday, Aug. 2ist, 1861, ba yo ne ts , wh ich threw them into confusion. doze n visi ting this plac At 9 o’clock, A. M., Punctually, e almost daily, of whom our only apology for placing before the reader obtained told, are we early, thus has and Th en aw ay we nt mu sk et s, an d th e Zo ua ve s it give us s ple asu re to bea r tes tim ony that , perused. the y already matter which most of them have For PANAMA. inits through trade of accesion some s went in with their knives and pistols. They are not only steady, careful and trustworthy traverse be will it year Next strument d ality. se iz ed ho rs es and stabbed their riders. In Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to AspinWwW are now a a , Juan San h Nort of J. F. Greeley, Esq., ex te ns iv e ad di reinsmen, but remarkably entertaing and pleasthis ha ti on s to coaches, mail and passenge of line daily a by r and Co., Road Rall Panama the by wall nd-to-hand conflict, the Black Horse lawyer, has taken a survey of the political field, our already LARGE STOCK of FRESH from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic and central great the of branch a made be and ant in thei r soci al rel ati ons —ju the st kin d of troop were bandled in their own professed and come to the conclusion that his duty asa Comp=2nuy. Steamship Pacific citizen, requires him to give his support to men to make a tedious journey agreeable, when way of fighting. The sequel showed the mail route across the continent. To this FORBES & JaBCOCK, e Republican party. He has therefore disconone who is prudently and politely communicatZouaves to be the most expert handlers’ of latter end our legislators should see that the Corner Sacramento and Leidesdorff streets, Marysvil and petitone be Congres next ected himself entirely from the Conness party. ive, is fortunate enough to obtain a seat le d, s San francisco. auglitd th e knife. When the fight was over, there besi de —Journal. for office distribu a as designat be ting ed we re not twenty of the four hundred cavalry either of them on the box. And as to Abe Californi a. wh ic Norther h n we ar e de te rm in ed to di sp os e of at th e lowest” lef t ali ve. Me n an d borses had been cut to Wasnoe Trane.—~One of the political speakWagoner, the San Juan agent, his universal Ee RT OE OS eae market rates. pi ec es by th e in fu ri at ed red -shirts. This In the list of late arrivals, are incliteed’ this at audience an ers who recently entertained popularity speaks for itself. -We are told that our troops are the bravest tr oo p of ca va lr y ha d bo as te d th ey would fellows in the world, only they were taken with oe _—___ —___—_ forty as many as saw he that us place, informs picket their horses in~ the grounds’ of the a panic that caused them to run twenty-cight R. ETO PRI PRO R, AYE STR . S.J GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.—Congress has teams the other day, between the Middle Yuba BE DSTEADS, double and sin gle .” White House. miles, although no foe pursued. —Marysvi Exlle MATTRESSES “ “« « and Bope’s Ranch, wending their way, heavily passed an act authorising the Secretary of the HE undersigned having leased for eae press. well e abor the s, year of m ter a T fesighted. to Washoe. The increase of wagon Treasury to issue Government securities in ded ine erm det is Furn itur el, “C e, Hot embraci r ol ng ula pop on apd el n Observe how ow the venomou S kn sting s is k thrust into i n n e r of Te xa s, ” w h o was eon this route since last fall, has been im. nomination as low as five dollars, bearing interas re tu fu the in it p kee to goinit g on “a high figure” before the right this’ sentence. ‘“‘Only they were taken with a mense. Next year, we have every reason to se. Hou est s at the Clas t rate of Firs nine A per cent . per ann um, for k i n d o f audiences, thus settled a long-dispanic that caused them to run twenty-eight believe, it will outstrip calculation.. Roc kin g Chai rs, Tables, Washstadds, etc.etc. _ ,. This Hotel is eligibly located on tne Main street, is — + +2 ee @ aloan.of one hundred and fifty millions of dolputed fact in history and “elevated” himself: . €B_A splendid assortment of QUEENSWARE, miles.” No person or paper, so far as we have plastered throughout and has superior ventillation. “LARGE YIELD.”—The Marysville Democrat* lars, redeemable (we believe) “Feller-citizens,” said he, with a very ma. i t e O in twenty years. H T &P n. renovation— thorough a it given has proprietors The noticed, has ever stated the precise distance that Ma in st re et ; op po si te Uni on k Ha n te o t, N w ort uses this caption in speaking of a clean up of i iy n g Bat /ou lo iat ok y , has added many essential additions to its conveni“I w a Su s ac at the battle where . the Federal troops retreated. leanh is within the means of the pooarExpress ob$6,259 75 made in the Union claims at Timbucest citizen. Investments made in it would afford Tecumsey was killed—I was. I commanded. tained its splenetic information, no doubt, by ence and comfort, and is prepared to assert, that no the all itin excel can mountains the in house public too, after aten days’ run. The amount is resbetter security and equal advantages with the a regiment there—I did. I'm not agwine to . consulting t seale of the map and measuring perfect accommodation for guests. © say who killed Tecumsey—I ain't. But this . its lines. : 2 3. Cold Baths, free of charge. place. savings bank. at this iggings ; but the E ! That’sounds foyal,-don’t it; for A Bar, containing cheice Liquors and‘ Cigars, ‘has Gold and Ores, GOLD BARS BOUGHT AND SOLD. BARS CANDIDATES’ BALL. or COIN ! NEW STORE. HAVANA CIGARS! P. M. STEAMSHIP CO.'S sTE SE IP senennns tan LCE c De eT TE i t ea smec et a ee shee HECHT & PRATT, UNCLE SAM! eng Extensive Additions. tts GROCERIES AND PRovisions, pailba ih Hors agingthie lnc eens ts a much I will say—he was killed with one of . _. a sympathi with the Jeff. Davis rebellio ser n nuIn m y pistols. And, gentlemen, I leave it to is from eight to ten thousand. average (crt is generally believed that some of our in and merous instances it has exceeded $10,000, your knowledge of human nature, if a man waga let multitude, Chinese a collect JFTo troops at Bull’s run behaved in a cowardly manseveral, the amount taken out has been as high . would be very apt to lend out his pistol on ‘on load of chickens be driven through their ner. (Not original.) — as $12, ‘an occasion of that sort-!” ; . quarter. @ o ----beenattached tothe Hotel; anda aie Great Reduction made’ in the prices of Board. jy6-61 s. J. STRAYER, Proprietor. on Mattresses. post ronal an assortment MATTRESSES, Beh of. ae an forsale ches Iit by eg Ww T & PRAIT.