December 10, 1859 (4 pages)

LA THE NEVADA NATIONAL w'RRELY PAPER, PUBLISHED SYERY @aTURDAT MORN NG AT CRAse VALLEY, wRYADA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. ; ~~ FRRMS: For ode yeat, (itiad Je ccis ss. 185,00 Yor three months,.. oc) 200 Slagle copies,.. ti. Bbeto PRICEOF ADVERTISING. Fs beta 6fThirteen Lines first insértion. 91,80 beequent insertion. ..seeeeeserseee 1, ——_—_—_—————— Grass Valley Advertisements: ——— OOOO Counsellot Attorney & <3 A L . Will promptly attend” o all business corifided to is cane ba Nevads ‘and adjoining Counties. . bean collect two months’ pay, back pay, cxtra tations and transportation expences for allteamsters tn the Utah Expedition, In rmation free. Particular attention given té allkinds of Conveyancing. CE—~—On Mill St. at the Room formerly oceuovr 5 Esq. 27-tf pied by E. W. Spefford, S.C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly oceupied by E. W. Spofford. NOTICE. HE andersighéd nave this day formed sa Law Co partnership under the firm and style of Dibble Sacramento Advertisements: SS EE ed Otleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, rere SACRAMENTO.. THIS well known and long established Hotel haxing been thoroughly repaired and re-furtished, will = Booey for the reception of visitors oh the 22hd ustant. Nw trouble will be spared in conducing to the wants of onr friends, and others who miay favor us with their patronage. A large LAUNDRY has been built and added to thé House for the convenience of visitors. POLLARD & BEARD, Prop’rs. 4. POLLARD, rental} : of the the ‘Oriental J. R Baaep. San Francisco. Sacramento, Aug, 15, 1859. 4-3m LIQUOR'S, WINES, BRANDIES, &C. Foreign & Doméstic. Lansing THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in ons DINBLE & LANSING. . SORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA tli For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can buy from any House in San Franciseo,— Thereby saving Freight and Charges from San Francisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of eur Goods, we refer to those who have been buying frora ws for the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. W. B. Remember — & Co., Sacramento. om We. RANDALL, PHYSICIAN & SURGBON, (late of North San Juan.) Respectfully announces his lecation is GRASS VALLEY permanently. RESIDENCE—Corner of Bank and AuburnStreets a* Gen. Richardson's Old Cottage. Resident @® Dentist. Dr. Harris has located himself in Grass Valley, and offers his services ase Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, Yo those citizens of the town and surrounding eountry desirous of fitst class Dental Operations. WO OFFICE over Delane’s, Nanking house, MAIN STREET, a4 i HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO., MERCHANT TAILGRS, And Importers of Fashionable C othing, Cor, J and @nd Streets, Sacramenio. a WE MAVE THE FINEST &TOCK OF GOODS, {the most Elegant Fitting Garments, ani the Best Made Clothing in the State. Competent Judges pronounce our Goods equal te the Rest Custom Made, and We Guarantee to Sell 25 per tent LESS Than the same «tyle of Goods can be bouglit elt. where, as we take out own Goods pay Cash and «tll fot Cash. a@THE NEW STY/ES JUST RECEIVED.-@a' Call and see thett. Be Tailors Trimmings, Squates, Cloths, Cassimeres and Véstings for sale at a slight advatice on KEW YORK COST!! Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, Leather Travelling Bags, !ateut Seif Supporting Shoulder Braces, Buck skin Shirts. H. H. &CO.)s Indian Tan Buck Gloves, by the doxen, case, or cingle pair. BANKING MNOURS. On and after the 20th inst., Banking honts will be from 8 o'clock in the morning, till 8 o'clock P. M. except on steamer and Satur~ day evenings, when the office will close at 9 Y. M. Depositors and others will please blige by being in during those hours. — ’ ' A DELANO. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS Main Street. . .Grass Valley. FURNITURE. HE SCICRIBER having removed to hia New Fire Proof Building, takes pleasure in informing the vitizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is Opening the Largest and Bent Selected Stock of Furniture, Ever Brought to this Place. pa Evecrthing belonging to House Furnishing, puch as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting. Wall Paper, wed Blankets, will be found in great wariety—All of which will he sold on the lowest terms, for Cash. Feeling thankfu te the citizens of this place and vicinity for their libers! pateottiage Hefetofore. T feel wonfident if thew call on me piw, ther will find me determined to be undersul tty nt other Store in the t jeuntains, f ~~ 0. JOHNSON. 3-Imo Se San Frateisco Advertisements: 100,000 DOLLARS !! LOTTERIES! WOOD, EDDY & CO’S OLD AND BELIABLE : Delaware and Georgia LOTTERIES. Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans —_—— = GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, {Late Hotel de Francé.} On Mata Street, Grass Valley—next door East of Delane's Henk. S. HORNBROOK XFORMS the citizens of Grass Villev and the tray ] eling public, that he hasrecently purchased and entirely refitted, with New Beds, Furniture, &c., the above well known Hotel. THE TABLE will be supplied with every article to be bad in our markets and in those below. The best table Clarot is furnished at ench meal, without extra charge. The Proprietor is determined to keepas good » Cook and Table as can be found in the State. agrthe BAR will be supplied with the best of Liquors, bene gee a as a Shae gen *.10 00 SPLENDID SCHEMES With Capital Prizes of $70.000!!._.850,000!! And numorous others of «maller denominations will be drawn at AUGUSTA, Geo,, soi WEL ME NGTON Del, Under the superintendence of SWORN COMmissioners, every Wednesday and Saturday of Each Week Je Meala—incinding Wine. sete 4 ‘ by the aight. ----;oRNBROOK. . The Delaware State Lotteries: Grass Valley, May 1882 ar One Gexerat. SCHEME PER MONTH, WITH $100,000 caritan Prize. Tickets $20 ; Haves, Quantens anp E1ants IN PRoroRTION. Lime, Lime! A Large Sapply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand At the Kilns on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or address Edward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for Line, Ordecn Promptly delivered. 2-tf The Single Number Lotteries: (Authorized br the State of Georgina.) One Grasp SCHEME PER MONTH, WiTH $100,000 caritat. Prize. Tickers $20, sHaREs IN PROPORTION. TICKETS iu any of these and earlier Schemes ned frrm TEN te FIFTEEN DAYS AETFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the purchaser will consequently hate to told his ticket only eight or ten aazs boteee tis published in several of the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and a file of the New York papers, containing a perfect list of all said drawings can be found at Wood, Eddy & o.’s Lottery Office ? No, 98 Mont St., Rooms No 2 & 3, a teagan I & Co.'s Epress, Bmpire Restaurant, Main Street, Grase Valicy. Next Door to Wells. Fargo & Co's Express Office. Meals at all Hours—where everything can be had which the market affords. ANll Sorts of Game in Season. Thaukful for the liberal Patronage extended to me @ioce of this Establishment, I take pleaeure ia my friends, and the omer in general that I have day concluded to furnish MEALS L HOURS, nde A AY that the market afSAN FRANCISCU. fords, with the assurance that an unexceptionable Cook ‘will do Justice, and 1 anr confident that by — this assurance, I shail receive a liberal patronage, . Whole Ticketw...-----++-----81000 (as heretofore,) from the citizens of Grass Valley. . HMmivem...-++0-0+s0 sees sree sere ress gee Pry a ge ee on Fave tee reasonable ” PNERS for TICKETS CIRCULARS, showa. ‘J.M. CLARK . ing the Plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are warded, will be sent fo any one desirous of receiving sty Incfosures, of $10and upwards, may be made either of the Ex Companies, at the nee wa risk of WOOD, Eppy £CO,, and PRIZES WILL BECASHED at San Francisco. All Communications A. 8S. HALMIDIE & CO., PATENT WIRE ROPE MANUPAG. strictly confidential TUBERS. Aine, . IR, Ropes are now extensively fm ave for Pi Co,, sniprs Standing Rigging, for Mining and Care of Wood, Baty © FRANCISCO. Remember that we are selling our tickets at the regular tata prices, and no advazite, ax ie COLLECTING. JOHN W. ROBERTS, EGS LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley Collecting of aconnts, notes may es will be moderate, and found @ ell times at the Banking House parposes, ROPES, DEEP SHAFTS, FERRY ROPES Ree eK GUYS, PUMP ROPES, SLOPES, &c. Being eager, stronger, more durable, and thirGRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, DEC. 10. 1859. County Sutveydr’s OrrFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. JOAN L. GAMBLE, J. OSTROM, County Surveyor { Deputy. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against employihg other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of Californfa. Cuar. 20, Sec 3.—Nosorvéy or re-survey hereafter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this state. JOHN L.GAMBLE. 2-tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.] [THOMAS?. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ar LAW OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, eorner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 ADA IANAAN NAD f SATiOON! Harrington & Patterson, S° LONG and favorably known on Broad street, have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa loon to be found in the mountains, in the new BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. They hereby tender an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly. The Saloon will befurnished with new ahd mag nifeent BILLIARD TABLES, and every appendage complete. THE BAR is fitted up in the fintet style, and supplied with the choicest and most easily Liquors and Cigars. Nevads, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf FIRE, a aA & LIFE INSURANCE. H. MACKIE, Ageéiit, NEVADA, NO. 20. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. . T* Wessi mena mecsingnt Nevadna The Wagon Road Meeting at Nevada, — P === . field on Satnrday evening, was well atten~ Negroes im Miseduri. = ded; and a decided interest wat manifested, There is evidence that the adult slave by all present. in favor of the construction population of the dtate of Missotiti is fome-. of the proposed Wagon Road cross the what decreasing. This is attributed by some . mountains by way of the Henness Padi — of the Black Republican Ofgans of thecoun. The meeting was called to order by W. F try to the abatetnent of tlie pro-slavery sen-. anderson ; Jadge Searls was chosen Chair. timent of the people; to the fears of slave-. man, and T Hi. Rolfe and N. P. Brown holders for the tecutity of thtir Property, . Secretaries. ie so : and to the tritttipl Uf the exotic free-soil We condense from the Nevada Democrat and anti-slavefy party about St. Louis,. phe following :— ’ paste ogee ao. captiy o-) we. Meredith, beirig talled upon, stated all Stalce the Motil tren ond that he had traveled over the route by way ing with some of their grown slaves, not that they estitiiate the Institution less, bat serious olistacle to be encountered in making ; ood wagon road. The distance was less, that they tegard their pecuniary interest =and the route much miote practicable th mors, fates proddition of hemp ocd to-. P o ; Bet ébilef staples, ne will pay 0} by the way of Placerville. He was satisfied large pet cetit at from $800 to $1,000 for men; btit when for these very hands they can realige $1.500 incash from the Plant. Si Asana? ets of Mississipi and Arkausas, it will pay) cr™ cvaca®, Mr. Anderson said it was tniversaliy adthem hettet to sell them and use thé tHoney . in landed Ur other investments. Negroes bet . will, in fact, pay as well in Kansas ds in. Of great advantage to this county, and Miseoliti ; for both hemp and tobacco, which . also to the State ; and that in view of its white then will no more raise than they wit) . being @ public betiefit, he believed that an céttih, sugar or rice, can be grown as sic-. appropriation could be procured from the cetsfully in Kansas as Missttiri; for the éofl . L gislature, nearly, if not quite sufficient to . is the eame and the climate bit little differ . Construct the road. Two routes have been ing. Bat our energetic, entefprising and in-. proposed, one by the way of Eureka, and genioas population want atea—want lands . the other by the way of Bear Valley, and each ad its advdcates. As to the comparaand rich lands, toc, for cettainly they have . . enjoyed their grattite bills sufficiently—and . '¢ Sdvantages of the two rontes he was we presume no otte objects to the justice of . "°t *ufficiently informed to speak. the decision that the aarkies should drop . Mr.G. A, Young said he thought it would . AT FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, . down a degree of latitude or so and give . °°t be possible to get an appropriation from FIRE INSURANCE Hartford Fire Insunanee Co,. Hartford, Phenix Insurnnce Co... ed Mefchont Insurance Co.. 66 Goodhue Insurance Coa.. New York. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. Philadelphia. Gertrd Insurance Co.,.0+ bad Marine Insurance. . Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. Philadelphia. Nepitine Insurance Co.,.. “ Life Insurance. Tnitend States Life Insurance Co. Mete York. ALL LOSs8S On Policies issued fer the above Compaities, will be soouaiiy paid in Cash, at our (fice, co NM. ELCOR. CLAY & BATTERY STS. SAN FRANCISCO Nevada fron atid Kriins Foitindary. > MACHINE SHOP. . AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinds o! CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tools superior to those of any other Foundary in the Mountains, and patterns forall kinds of Saw-Mill and Quartz-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awning Posts, &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, Engines made te order, at the shortest notice. Castings of every description, promptly excented. Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can ill orders quicker that any other shop ie thr mountains. Any one wanting work done will do well te cal and etaimne our extensige lot PATTERNS. Ba All Orders Punctually Attended io. ey W. HEUGH. 1. THOM, JOHN McARTHUR 3Om Propreite:s. ’ ————————————EEEEEEEEEEE MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchatd.) E STREET NEAR. SECOND, YARYSVILLE, 73 J Street, Sacramente, 105 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, gw Will continue to carry on the business of-—e Meclting. Refinieg and Asvaying. GOLD AND ORES, OF BEVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U. S. Mints. Returns made ip from six te twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN: Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. Terms fur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. H. HABRIS & CO. October 11th 1859. —tf CHA’S MITCHELL'S Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT. 2,800 DOLLARS IN PRIZES: TICKETS ONE DOLLAK EACH. Cha’s Mitchell being desirous of closing out his retail business, proposes to give a GRAND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT to come off in the early part of November , 1859, AT MITCHELL'S HALL, Corner of Mifl and Neal Streets, Grass Valley. Ist Prize, House and L4f, on Cornér of Milt and Neal Street, al? completely sew, containining 4 Bar Room, Sit Room, Bed Rooms, Dining Room a 2% by 45 feet anil a Fire Proof Cellar ; alsoa Cottage House adjoining, containing a 1 same Room, ditto Bedroomand Room behind same, small Garden in front, and Yard rear the house.— Size of Lot, 75 feet on Neal Street and 31 on MIN St. ground space in’ the rear 50 by 75 feet eos 2nd Prize, ond Mule. 34 Prize One Milch Cow 44 Prize One Milch Cow.. eee Sth PrizeTen Dollars in Cash.... 10 6th Prize Ten Dollars in Cash,. Kee {th Prize Ten Dollars in Cash. fh Prize Five Dollars in Cash. 5 Sth Prize Five Dollars in Cash, 6 10th Prize Five Dollars in Cash. . 5 link Prize Five Dollars ia Cash.... 6 POE .csoccesseres The above Property is in md The Ferniture wil! be removed, and due ne tice will be given before the —— oe place and elear title will be; iver whe shall be fertaeste ceeugt ¢ vin tat » the state, ag such bills are not looked upon So the contest thus seems naturally nar-. “it? much favor by me mbers of the Legisrowed down to “our negroes against your “_ white folks,” afid this, we presiime, is the . r. Meredith advocated the formation of «+ itrepressible conflict” Seward tefered to . * *Poration, tinder the general law of the ~ pcan 4 . State, for the G6nstruction ofa foll road. Thest Black Republicans are at/inbuman, . By that mean§ the route would be speedily readiness ditties, oo salle talents opened and ready for travel next spring ; . but if we undertake tc build the road by free white folks a chance. but we do hope that they will not carry their , of Eureka, and was satisfied there was no . . that an expenditure of fifteén or twenty . . thousand dolldrs on this route would imake . the best road ever yet construéted ovet the . mitted that the opening of the road woiild . irrepressible conflict’ notions to such ©) sicct of ce Ott be tn der goaves idheee the . rure.” . work is completed, and other parts of the . pitch as to utterly auvnihilate the darkey, . and give him no ground at all to occupy. Seriously, however, we merely alluded to this subject to illdstrate the fact that the . Republican influence in Missouri was only apparent to the dainstructed, and not real. At balf the pres¢nt prices of Negroes, as fifteen years ago, Missouri would be rapidly increasing in ber slate population in the production of hemp and tobacco ; but cotton is so high and rethunerative, tbat slave labor is immensely diverted to the South. Masotic.—At the atnual elettibu of Madison Lodge, of this place, on Tteeday last, the following brethren were eletted a8 offi: . cers for the ensuing year :— B. McLaughlin, W.M.; A. B: Btady, 8 W.; John Burnett, J. W.; J.J. Dorsey, Ty; . J. A. Farrell, S.; E. H. Whiting, Tyler; J. J. Dorsey, Wm. McCormick, A.B: Brady; Trastees. Grass Vattery R. A.C.—The following companions of this organization were elected as officers, for the ensuing year, on Wednesday evening last :— A. B, Dibble; M. E. H. P.; A. B. Brady. M. E. K.; J. J. Dorsey; M. E. S.; T. R. Walker, C.H.; J. H. Boardman, P. S.; T. M. Wood, K. A. C.: P; Noonen; M. 3d V.; Wm. Comb, M. 2nd V.; S. Deidenbach, M. Ist V.; Wm. K. Spencer. T.; J. &: Farrell. S., Jobn Maddrill, Guard. Waenre arg Tuer ?—If the atmy of Italy was 200,000 strong, as it bas been genefally understood to have been, and there remuin in Italy under arms but 50,000 men, there remains 70,000 to be accounted for. Where are they? Not one-half that sumber is reported among the “killed’’ Where are they? It will be admitted that 70,000 is an immense number to miss st roll call ont of an army of 200,000. A Rorat Paeseyt—The Empress Eugenie of Paris seems to be a little less than idolised by the gay population of the French metropolis The latest testimony of affection is ftom the inhabitants of Paris, and consists of two superb vases of gold, weighing one hundred and eighty ounces. They are filled with boquets of exquisitely wrought golden flowers, each living censor of the » . perfume incident to the flower it represents. Thus the roses ate continwally pouring forth the fragrance of Syiran gardens, the violets are sweeter thim the “sweet South,” and the hyacinth bells are full of the pink-like Odor which it is almost impossible for art to imitate. Her Majesty is said to be fond of fower's,and this fancy undoubtedly has the advantage of being entirely novel, and exceedingly poetic withal. ga The women of Poland have a watchful eye over their daughters, and make them wear little beils on their persons, to denote where they are, and whet they are aboct. siibecription, or wait for Legislative aid, the . States will reap all tlie advantages to be deTived from the trade with Western Utah; the men now in this room have means sufficient BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY We have, ia connection with the Nirvana Nanos? Newsraren Estancsnmext. 9 JOB. OFFICE, capable of executing every description of Jeb Work, such as BrsiveesCanps, Cimeviams, Hampertis, Bits. Hiraps, Podran’, Law Buaxns Batt Tickers, Procnataks, Iris oF Fans Booxs and Pawruters, Erc., which will be execu with neatnese and dispatch. on yeasonableterme. Through in Six Days. One of the most important items we have gleaned {fom our exchanges for a long time is the proposition made by Jas, Haworth, President of the California Slage Company to enter into a contract with the Government te run a daily Overland Mail between . Sacramento and St. Louis for $1;Hd0,000 per year, and he furtier sayshe wodld be willing to have the «cHedule timié filaced at fourteen days fibm city tocity. He says; in addition, that he wotlld also contract to run a borse expreis between those twd points . carrying letters lly welght;"and mite the . time regularly in six diya: This ix a startling preposition, but those whd know the man are assured that what be fopioses he will accomplish, ifhe can get he contract. This ia one of the most, if not the must important subject ever mooted in California. Itis second only to the Pacific Hailroad in importance. The Red bluff Beacon tetomttends ¢ iat the Legislature, as soon as it meets, pass concurrent tesolutions requesting Congrers to contract with Mr. Haworth, for the trane: portatic# of mail matter overland, by any . route he thay select, upon the terms said to . Have beét! proposed by him. . A KING FOR IRELAND! . Tie Duke of Magenta, Marshal McMabor! . Of the Yrench army, bad been named for the kingship of Ireland. The Bishop of Orleans aské very inuvocently, if a recent charge to his clergy ; ‘Who can say that Ireland . would not prefer to the sceptre which oppreseed her, the sword of one of her bravest soldfersf the detendant of one of bér antient kings?’ The London Examiner, reféttiog to this allusion, says : “ Overtures have actwally bée made to the Marsbal on the part of Ireland. Under pretense of requesting his autograph, the Mayoresé of Limerick bas soundéd his intentions ; and, what is more significant, Marshal McMahon in his answer over in silence the tlady’s matRed allision to his blood and clafms. It is evident that he “ bides his time,’’ and we can conceive bis vexation at the Bishop's premature discloStranger things than this would bef have happened in thé world history. Should the present belitierent attitude of France and England, result in an open rupture, we that they will invest in the conétruction of . know of nothing more likely to bappen than . a toll road, but ask themto give money by . way of sabecription, to open a public road, . and the purse strings will be drawn tight, He argued in favor of the Bureka route, in preference to that by the way of Bear Valley, and enid that be could not imagine a toute presenting more advantages than the former. He submitted a series of resolutions from which we extract the folldwing:— Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to take forthwith the necessary steps fot incofpottaing the company, the names of menibers as they may be given in, {0 draft the by-laws of such corporation ; and thet the the capital slock of such corporation be fixed at $25.000, and each share at $50. Resolved. That the Senators and Assenihiymen representing Nevada County, be . requested to procure the enactment of a law providing tor the collection of twenty-five thousand dollars from the citizens theréof their sanction by vote being first had, for the pnrpose of constructing, as soon as practicable, on the best gradea wagon road from Eureka Sonth via Jackson's Ranch, to thé summit, through the Henness Pass, or fo" ~ purchase of such road if built before such me. Resolved, That a Committee of three be appointee to drafta bill such as is required to be introduced in the Legislature. and fo present the same to our Senators and Assemblymen, and request their cordial co—operation in its passage. The following gentleman were then appointed as the committee to organize the corporation: Richard Rafford and R, B. Moyes, of Eureka*; Henry Meredith, of Nevada ; Alexander Frazer, of Bridgeport George D. Roberts, of Grass Valley ; J. W. Dension, 6t, Bloomfield ; S M. Gilham, o Rough & Ready ; W. W. Wixom. of Washington ; Joseph Gardnér, of Little York. On motion, the meetittg adjourned. Dear anv Dowe Asyitm.—E, N. Bowes, a deaf and mute, formerly « printer and principal of the Deaf and Dumb ,Institute of the event foreshadowed abové. The Era of Greai Etenis. Real Beretta (2 tMimadity. This is an era of grand idéad and magnificent projects ; but among then all, there are comparatively few Which have for their aim and object the best interést of humanity New methdds of expediting business are continually being intro@uced, but what do they add to the happifess or comfort of Mankind? Nothing. One miod with all it’ powers directed to the amelioration of suffering, fias accomplished miore for the real good of the race, then all the inventors éngaged in the aftemnpt to abridge time and space can ever a¢hive. We allude to Tuowa's Hox1oWay, Whose Pill and Ointment may be said to be omnipresent througout the world. The Pills are wofKing such wonders in cases of confirmed dyspepsia; that physicians everywhere ate Compelled to prescribe them and (th time is not distdnt when for all diseasés of the stomach and bowls, they will be the only preparations which any inteligent individual will dare to use, Millions of dollars have been expended in making Dr Holloway’s médicines known ; and they are known id every laud where there is @ written language. In this country they are especialy appreciated, for there is scarcely acomplaint incident to our climaté for which they are not absolute specifics. Un. der such circumstances, {he enormous and ever increasing demand for them; scarcely seems evtraordinary, although it has no par. allel in medical bistory.—N. Y. Couriér. gar The London Chroniéle anndunces that the secret of compressing and governing electricity is at length discovered, and the power may,therefore, now be considred the seul motor henceforward to bé used. A small mortar was filled by the nventé? at the rate of one hundred shote per minute Missouri in 1855-6, is dhout to visit Califorwithout flashing, smoke Gr noise. The same nia for the ptirpose of dtarting a similar bepower can, it seems, be adapted fo every nevolent establishment at Sacramento, under eysten of mechanical invention, and if des the care of tle State. = tt is officially reported to the Emperor of the french, that chloroform was tised in 30,000 surgical operations in the Crimea by a skilled assistant surgeons withont a single death ;a similar success has followed its administration at Solferino and Magenta ; but in English Hospitals there have been about 100 deaths in one-third of this number of operations in the Crimea. par Lighty years ago, there were 220,000 fend owners in England ; now, there aré onty 30,000. Iow:, which bad 100,000 population in 1846, bar now 700,000—an unparalleled increase, fined to super¢ede steam, requiring neither machinist nor combnstion. 8A correspondent of the San Francisco Times, wiiting from Rough & Ready, says that “some strangers, who have lately come here, washed out a nugget that weighed 26 ounces, and had, at thé sanie time, enough other gold to pay them wages after paying for water. The delays attending the Great Eastern Steamship suggest that she should be renamed the Great Uncertain. There is said to be a negro in Philadelphis who is distinguished for the size of . is feet. They measure thirty-one inched ih length. «ee cae. aaa wd?

LA THE NEVADA NATIONAL w'RRELY PAPER, PUBLISHED SYERY @aTURDAT MORN NG AT CRAse VALLEY, wRYADA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. ; ~~ FRRMS: For ode yeat, (itiad Je ccis ss. 185,00 Yor three months,.... oc) 200 Slagle copies,.... ti. Bbeto PRICEOF ADVERTISING. Fs beta 6fThirteen Lines first insértion. 91,80 beequent insertion. ...seeeeeserseee 1, ——_—_—_—————— Grass Valley Advertisements: ——— OOOO Counsellot Attorney & <3 A L . Will promptly attend” o all business corifided to is cane ba Nevads ‘and adjoining Counties. . bean collect two months’ pay, back pay, cxtra tations and transportation expences for allteamsters tn the Utah Expedition, In rmation free. Particular attention given té allkinds of Conveyancing. CE—~—On Mill St. at the Room formerly oceuovr 5 Esq. 27-tf pied by E. W. Spefford, S.C. RICHARDSON, JUSTICE OF THE PEACE OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly oceupied by E. W. Spofford. NOTICE. HE andersighéd nave this day formed sa Law Co partnership under the firm and style of Dibble Sacramento Advertisements: SS EE ed Otleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, rere SACRAMENTO... THIS well known and long established Hotel haxing been thoroughly repaired and re-furtished, will = Booey for the reception of visitors oh the 22hd ustant. Nw trouble will be spared in conducing to the wants of onr friends, and others who miay favor us with their patronage. A large LAUNDRY has been built and added to thé House for the convenience of visitors. POLLARD & BEARD, Prop’rs. 4. POLLARD, rental} : of the the ‘Oriental J. R Baaep. San Francisco. Sacramento, Aug, 15, 1859. 4-3m LIQUOR'S, WINES, BRANDIES, &C. Foreign & Doméstic. Lansing THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in ons DINBLE & LANSING. . SORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA tli For a onstant supply of the above Goods, are now prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as they can buy from any House in San Franciseo,— Thereby saving Freight and Charges from San Francisco to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of eur Goods, we refer to those who have been buying frora ws for the last 10 years. McWILLIAMS & Co., 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. W. B. Remember — & Co., Sacramento. om We. RANDALL, PHYSICIAN & SURGBON, (late of North San Juan.) Respectfully announces his lecation is GRASS VALLEY permanently. RESIDENCE—Corner of Bank and AuburnStreets a* Gen. Richardson's Old Cottage. Resident @® Dentist. Dr. Harris has located himself in Grass Valley, and offers his services ase Surgical end Mechanical Dentist, Yo those citizens of the town and surrounding eountry desirous of fitst class Dental Operations. WO OFFICE over Delane’s, Nanking house, MAIN STREET, a4 i HEUSTON, HASTINGS, & CO., MERCHANT TAILGRS, And Importers of Fashionable C othing, Cor, J and @nd Streets, Sacramenio. a WE MAVE THE FINEST &TOCK OF GOODS, {the most Elegant Fitting Garments, ani the Best Made Clothing in the State. Competent Judges pronounce our Goods equal te the Rest Custom Made, and We Guarantee to Sell 25 per tent LESS Than the same «tyle of Goods can be bouglit elt. where, as we take out own Goods pay Cash and «tll fot Cash. a@THE NEW STY/ES JUST RECEIVED.-@a' Call and see thett. Be Tailors Trimmings, Squates, Cloths, Cassimeres and Véstings for sale at a slight advatice on KEW YORK COST!! Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, Leather Travelling Bags, !ateut Seif Supporting Shoulder Braces, Buck skin Shirts. H. H. &CO.)s Indian Tan Buck Gloves, by the doxen, case, or cingle pair. BANKING MNOURS. On and after the 20th inst., Banking honts will be from 8 o'clock in the morning, till 8 o'clock P. M. except on steamer and Satur~ day evenings, when the office will close at 9 Y. M. Depositors and others will please blige by being in during those hours. — ’ ' A DELANO. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS Main Street. . .Grass Valley. FURNITURE. HE SCICRIBER having removed to hia New Fire Proof Building, takes pleasure in informing the vitizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is Opening the Largest and Bent Selected Stock of Furniture, Ever Brought to this Place. pa Evecrthing belonging to House Furnishing, puch as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting. Wall Paper, wed Blankets, will be found in great wariety—All of which will he sold on the lowest terms, for Cash. Feeling thankfu te the citizens of this place and vicinity for their libers! pateottiage Hefetofore. T feel wonfident if thew call on me piw, ther will find me determined to be undersul tty nt other Store in the t jeuntains, f ~~ 0. JOHNSON. 3-Imo Se San Frateisco Advertisements: 100,000 DOLLARS !! LOTTERIES! WOOD, EDDY & CO’S OLD AND BELIABLE : Delaware and Georgia LOTTERIES. Lotteries on the COMBINATION, and others on the Havana or SINGLE NUMBER plans —_—— = GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, {Late Hotel de Francé.} On Mata Street, Grass Valley—next door East of Delane's Henk. S. HORNBROOK XFORMS the citizens of Grass Villev and the tray ] eling public, that he hasrecently purchased and entirely refitted, with New Beds, Furniture, &c., the above well known Hotel. THE TABLE will be supplied with every article to be bad in our markets and in those below. The best table Clarot is furnished at ench meal, without extra charge. The Proprietor is determined to keepas good » Cook and Table as can be found in the State. agrthe BAR will be supplied with the best of Liquors, bene gee a as a Shae gen *.10 00 SPLENDID SCHEMES With Capital Prizes of $70.000!!._..850,000!! And numorous others of «maller denominations will be drawn at AUGUSTA, Geo,, soi WEL ME NGTON Del, Under the superintendence of SWORN COMmissioners, every Wednesday and Saturday of Each Week Je Meala—incinding Wine. sete 4 ‘ by the aight. ----;oRNBROOK. . The Delaware State Lotteries: Grass Valley, May 1882 ar One Gexerat. SCHEME PER MONTH, WITH $100,000 caritan Prize. Tickets $20 ; Haves, Quantens anp E1ants IN PRoroRTION. Lime, Lime! A Large Sapply of Fresh Burnt Lime, Constantly on hand At the Kilns on Wolf Creek, Which will be Sold at the Lowest Market Rates, For further information apply at the Kilns, or address Edward Huston, Grass Valley. Terms CASH. BARLEY and HAY WANTED in exchange for Line, Ordecn Promptly delivered. 2-tf The Single Number Lotteries: (Authorized br the State of Georgina.) One Grasp SCHEME PER MONTH, WiTH $100,000 caritat. Prize. Tickers $20, sHaREs IN PROPORTION. TICKETS iu any of these and earlier Schemes ned frrm TEN te FIFTEEN DAYS AETFR THE DRAWING TAKES PLACE, and the purchaser will consequently hate to told his ticket only eight or ten aazs boteee tis published in several of the most prominent San Francisco newspapers, and a file of the New York papers, containing a perfect list of all said drawings can be found at Wood, Eddy & o.’s Lottery Office ? No, 98 Mont St., Rooms No 2 & 3, a teagan I & Co.'s Epress, Bmpire Restaurant, Main Street, Grase Valicy. Next Door to Wells. Fargo & Co's Express Office. Meals at all Hours—where everything can be had which the market affords. ANll Sorts of Game in Season. Thaukful for the liberal Patronage extended to me @ioce of this Establishment, I take pleaeure ia my friends, and the omer in general that I have day concluded to furnish MEALS L HOURS, nde A AY that the market afSAN FRANCISCU. fords, with the assurance that an unexceptionable Cook ‘will do Justice, and 1 anr confident that by — this assurance, I shail receive a liberal patronage, . Whole Ticketw.....-----++-----81000 (as heretofore,) from the citizens of Grass Valley. . HMmivem.....-++0-0+s0 sees sree sere ress gee Pry a ge ee on Fave tee reasonable ” PNERS for TICKETS CIRCULARS, showa. ‘J.M. CLARK . ing the Plan of the Lotteries, and how the Prizes are warded, will be sent fo any one desirous of receiving sty Incfosures, of $10and upwards, may be made either of the Ex Companies, at the nee wa risk of WOOD, Eppy £CO,, and PRIZES WILL BECASHED at San Francisco. All Communications A. 8S. HALMIDIE & CO., PATENT WIRE ROPE MANUPAG. strictly confidential TUBERS. Aine, . IR, Ropes are now extensively fm ave for Pi Co,, sniprs Standing Rigging, for Mining and Care of Wood, Baty © FRANCISCO. Remember that we are selling our tickets at the regular tata prices, and no advazite, ax ie COLLECTING. JOHN W. ROBERTS, EGS LEAVE to inform the citizens of Grass Valley Collecting of aconnts, notes may es will be moderate, and found @ ell times at the Banking House parposes, ROPES, DEEP SHAFTS, FERRY ROPES Ree eK GUYS, PUMP ROPES, SLOPES, &c. Being eager, stronger, more durable, and thirGRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, DEC. 10. 1859. County Sutveydr’s OrrFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. JOAN L. GAMBLE, J. OSTROM, County Surveyor { Deputy. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against employihg other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of Californfa. Cuar. 20, Sec 3.—Nosorvéy or re-survey hereafter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in any Court within this state. JOHN L.GAMBLE. 2-tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.] [THOMAS?. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS ar LAW OFFICE—In Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, eorner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 ADA IANAAN NAD f SATiOON! Harrington & Patterson, S° LONG and favorably known on Broad street, have removed and opened the finest Billiard Sa loon to be found in the mountains, in the new BRICK BUILDING, COR. BROAD & PINE STS. OPPOSITE KIDD & KNOX’S BUILDING, NEVADA. They hereby tender an invitation to all their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visits, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly. The Saloon will befurnished with new ahd mag nifeent BILLIARD TABLES, and every appendage complete. THE BAR is fitted up in the fintet style, and supplied with the choicest and most easily Liquors and Cigars. Nevads, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf FIRE, a aA & LIFE INSURANCE. H. MACKIE, Ageéiit, NEVADA, NO. 20. THE NEVADA NATIONAL. . T* Wessi mena mecsingnt Nevadna The Wagon Road Meeting at Nevada, — P === . field on Satnrday evening, was well atten~ Negroes im Miseduri. = ded; and a decided interest wat manifested, There is evidence that the adult slave by all present. in favor of the construction population of the dtate of Missotiti is fome-. of the proposed Wagon Road cross the what decreasing. This is attributed by some . mountains by way of the Henness Padi — of the Black Republican Ofgans of thecoun. The meeting was called to order by W. F try to the abatetnent of tlie pro-slavery sen-. anderson ; Jadge Searls was chosen Chair. timent of the people; to the fears of slave-. man, and T Hi. Rolfe and N. P. Brown holders for the tecutity of thtir Property, . Secretaries. ie so : and to the tritttipl Uf the exotic free-soil We condense from the Nevada Democrat and anti-slavefy party about St. Louis,. phe following :— ’ paste ogee ao. captiy o-) we. Meredith, beirig talled upon, stated all Stalce the Motil tren ond that he had traveled over the route by way ing with some of their grown slaves, not that they estitiiate the Institution less, bat serious olistacle to be encountered in making ; ood wagon road. The distance was less, that they tegard their pecuniary interest =and the route much miote practicable th mors, fates proddition of hemp ocd to-. P o ; Bet ébilef staples, ne will pay 0} by the way of Placerville. He was satisfied large pet cetit at from $800 to $1,000 for men; btit when for these very hands they can realige $1.500 incash from the Plant. Si Asana? ets of Mississipi and Arkausas, it will pay) cr™ cvaca®, Mr. Anderson said it was tniversaliy adthem hettet to sell them and use thé tHoney . in landed Ur other investments. Negroes bet . will, in fact, pay as well in Kansas ds in. Of great advantage to this county, and Miseoliti ; for both hemp and tobacco, which . also to the State ; and that in view of its white then will no more raise than they wit) . being @ public betiefit, he believed that an céttih, sugar or rice, can be grown as sic-. appropriation could be procured from the cetsfully in Kansas as Missttiri; for the éofl . L gislature, nearly, if not quite sufficient to . is the eame and the climate bit little differ . Construct the road. Two routes have been ing. Bat our energetic, entefprising and in-. proposed, one by the way of Eureka, and genioas population want atea—want lands . the other by the way of Bear Valley, and each ad its advdcates. As to the comparaand rich lands, toc, for cettainly they have . . enjoyed their grattite bills sufficiently—and . '¢ Sdvantages of the two rontes he was we presume no otte objects to the justice of . "°t *ufficiently informed to speak. the decision that the aarkies should drop . Mr.G. A, Young said he thought it would . AT FREEMAN & CO.'S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, . down a degree of latitude or so and give . °°t be possible to get an appropriation from FIRE INSURANCE Hartford Fire Insunanee Co,. Hartford, Phenix Insurnnce Co..... ed Mefchont Insurance Co... 66 Goodhue Insurance Coa.... New York. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. Philadelphia. Gertrd Insurance Co.,..0+ bad Marine Insurance. . Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. Philadelphia. Nepitine Insurance Co.,... “ Life Insurance.

Tnitend States Life Insurance Co. Mete York. ALL LOSs8S On Policies issued fer the above Compaities, will be soouaiiy paid in Cash, at our (fice, co NM. ELCOR. CLAY & BATTERY STS. SAN FRANCISCO Nevada fron atid Kriins Foitindary. > MACHINE SHOP. . AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinds o! CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tools superior to those of any other Foundary in the Mountains, and patterns forall kinds of Saw-Mill and Quartz-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from 8 to 15 inches in diameter, Iron Fronts for Brick Buildings, Balcony and Awning Posts, &c. We will also build STEAM ENGINES of all kinds, from 8 to 40 horse power, Engines made te order, at the shortest notice. Castings of every description, promptly excented. Having THREE LARGE LATHES in running order we can ill orders quicker that any other shop ie thr mountains. Any one wanting work done will do well te cal and etaimne our extensige lot PATTERNS. Ba All Orders Punctually Attended io. ey W. HEUGH. 1. THOM, JOHN McARTHUR 3Om Propreite:s. ’ ————————————EEEEEEEEEEE MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., [Successors to Harris & Marchatd.) E STREET NEAR. SECOND, YARYSVILLE, 73 J Street, Sacramente, 105 Sacramento Street, San Francisco, gw Will continue to carry on the business of-—e Meclting. Refinieg and Asvaying. GOLD AND ORES, OF BEVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U. S. Mints. Returns made ip from six te twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN: Specimens of Quartz Assayed and Valued. Terms fur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. H. HABRIS & CO. October 11th 1859. —tf CHA’S MITCHELL'S Grand Gift ENTERTAINMENT. 2,800 DOLLARS IN PRIZES: TICKETS ONE DOLLAK EACH. Cha’s Mitchell being desirous of closing out his retail business, proposes to give a GRAND GIFT ENTERTAINMENT to come off in the early part of November , 1859, AT MITCHELL'S HALL, Corner of Mifl and Neal Streets, Grass Valley. Ist Prize, House and L4f, on Cornér of Milt and Neal Street, al? completely sew, containining 4 Bar Room, Sit Room, Bed Rooms, Dining Room a 2% by 45 feet anil a Fire Proof Cellar ; alsoa Cottage House adjoining, containing a 1 same Room, ditto Bedroomand Room behind same, small Garden in front, and Yard rear the house.— Size of Lot, 75 feet on Neal Street and 31 on MIN St. ground space in’ the rear 50 by 75 feet eos 2nd Prize, ond Mule.. 34 Prize One Milch Cow 44 Prize One Milch Cow... eee Sth PrizeTen Dollars in Cash........ 10 6th Prize Ten Dollars in Cash,. Kee {th Prize Ten Dollars in Cash. fh Prize Five Dollars in Cash. 5 Sth Prize Five Dollars in Cash, 6 10th Prize Five Dollars in Cash. . 5 link Prize Five Dollars ia Cash....... 6 POE .csoccesseres The above Property is in md The Ferniture wil! be removed, and due ne tice will be given before the —— oe place and elear title will be; iver whe shall be fertaeste ceeugt ¢ vin tat » the state, ag such bills are not looked upon So the contest thus seems naturally nar-. “it? much favor by me mbers of the Legisrowed down to “our negroes against your “_ white folks,” afid this, we presiime, is the . r. Meredith advocated the formation of «+ itrepressible conflict” Seward tefered to . * *Poration, tinder the general law of the ~ pcan 4 . State, for the G6nstruction ofa foll road. Thest Black Republicans are at/inbuman, . By that mean§ the route would be speedily readiness ditties, oo salle talents opened and ready for travel next spring ; . but if we undertake tc build the road by free white folks a chance. but we do hope that they will not carry their , of Eureka, and was satisfied there was no . . that an expenditure of fifteén or twenty . . thousand dolldrs on this route would imake . the best road ever yet construéted ovet the . mitted that the opening of the road woiild . irrepressible conflict’ notions to such ©) sicct of ce Ott be tn der goaves idheee the . rure.” . work is completed, and other parts of the . pitch as to utterly auvnihilate the darkey, . and give him no ground at all to occupy. Seriously, however, we merely alluded to this subject to illdstrate the fact that the . Republican influence in Missouri was only apparent to the dainstructed, and not real. At balf the pres¢nt prices of Negroes, as fifteen years ago, Missouri would be rapidly increasing in ber slate population in the production of hemp and tobacco ; but cotton is so high and rethunerative, tbat slave labor is immensely diverted to the South. Masotic.—At the atnual elettibu of Madison Lodge, of this place, on Tteeday last, the following brethren were eletted a8 offi: . cers for the ensuing year :— B. McLaughlin, W.M.; A. B: Btady, 8 W.; John Burnett, J. W.; J.J. Dorsey, Ty; . J. A. Farrell, S.; E. H. Whiting, Tyler; J. J. Dorsey, Wm. McCormick, A.B: Brady; Trastees. Grass Vattery R. A.C.—The following companions of this organization were elected as officers, for the ensuing year, on Wednesday evening last :— A. B, Dibble; M. E. H. P.; A. B. Brady. M. E. K.; J. J. Dorsey; M. E. S.; T. R. Walker, C.H.; J. H. Boardman, P. S.; T. M. Wood, K. A. C.: P; Noonen; M. 3d V.; Wm. Comb, M. 2nd V.; S. Deidenbach, M. Ist V.; Wm. K. Spencer. T.; J. &: Farrell. S., Jobn Maddrill, Guard. Waenre arg Tuer ?—If the atmy of Italy was 200,000 strong, as it bas been genefally understood to have been, and there remuin in Italy under arms but 50,000 men, there remains 70,000 to be accounted for. Where are they? Not one-half that sumber is reported among the “killed’’ Where are they? It will be admitted that 70,000 is an immense number to miss st roll call ont of an army of 200,000. A Rorat Paeseyt—The Empress Eugenie of Paris seems to be a little less than idolised by the gay population of the French metropolis The latest testimony of affection is ftom the inhabitants of Paris, and consists of two superb vases of gold, weighing one hundred and eighty ounces. They are filled with boquets of exquisitely wrought golden flowers, each living censor of the » . perfume incident to the flower it represents. Thus the roses ate continwally pouring forth the fragrance of Syiran gardens, the violets are sweeter thim the “sweet South,” and the hyacinth bells are full of the pink-like Odor which it is almost impossible for art to imitate. Her Majesty is said to be fond of fower's,and this fancy undoubtedly has the advantage of being entirely novel, and exceedingly poetic withal. ga The women of Poland have a watchful eye over their daughters, and make them wear little beils on their persons, to denote where they are, and whet they are aboct. siibecription, or wait for Legislative aid, the . States will reap all tlie advantages to be deTived from the trade with Western Utah; the men now in this room have means sufficient BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY We have, ia connection with the Nirvana Nanos? Newsraren Estancsnmext. 9 JOB. OFFICE, capable of executing every description of Jeb Work, such as BrsiveesCanps, Cimeviams, Hampertis, Bits. Hiraps, Podran’, Law Buaxns Batt Tickers, Procnataks, Iris oF Fans Booxs and Pawruters, Erc., which will be execu with neatnese and dispatch. on yeasonableterme. Through in Six Days. One of the most important items we have gleaned {fom our exchanges for a long time is the proposition made by Jas, Haworth, President of the California Slage Company to enter into a contract with the Government te run a daily Overland Mail between . Sacramento and St. Louis for $1;Hd0,000 per year, and he furtier sayshe wodld be willing to have the «cHedule timié filaced at fourteen days fibm city tocity. He says; in addition, that he wotlld also contract to run a borse expreis between those twd points . carrying letters lly welght;"and mite the . time regularly in six diya: This ix a startling preposition, but those whd know the man are assured that what be fopioses he will accomplish, ifhe can get he contract. This ia one of the most, if not the must important subject ever mooted in California. Itis second only to the Pacific Hailroad in importance. The Red bluff Beacon tetomttends ¢ iat the Legislature, as soon as it meets, pass concurrent tesolutions requesting Congrers to contract with Mr. Haworth, for the trane: portatic# of mail matter overland, by any . route he thay select, upon the terms said to . Have beét! proposed by him. . A KING FOR IRELAND! . Tie Duke of Magenta, Marshal McMabor! . Of the Yrench army, bad been named for the kingship of Ireland. The Bishop of Orleans aské very inuvocently, if a recent charge to his clergy ; ‘Who can say that Ireland . would not prefer to the sceptre which oppreseed her, the sword of one of her bravest soldfersf the detendant of one of bér antient kings?’ The London Examiner, reféttiog to this allusion, says : “ Overtures have actwally bée made to the Marsbal on the part of Ireland. Under pretense of requesting his autograph, the Mayoresé of Limerick bas soundéd his intentions ; and, what is more significant, Marshal McMahon in his answer over in silence the tlady’s matRed allision to his blood and clafms. It is evident that he “ bides his time,’’ and we can conceive bis vexation at the Bishop's premature discloStranger things than this would bef have happened in thé world history. Should the present belitierent attitude of France and England, result in an open rupture, we that they will invest in the conétruction of . know of nothing more likely to bappen than . a toll road, but ask themto give money by . way of sabecription, to open a public road, . and the purse strings will be drawn tight, He argued in favor of the Bureka route, in preference to that by the way of Bear Valley, and enid that be could not imagine a toute presenting more advantages than the former. He submitted a series of resolutions from which we extract the folldwing:— Resolved, That a Committee be appointed to take forthwith the necessary steps fot incofpottaing the company, the names of menibers as they may be given in, {0 draft the by-laws of such corporation ; and thet the the capital slock of such corporation be fixed at $25.000, and each share at $50. Resolved. That the Senators and Assenihiymen representing Nevada County, be . requested to procure the enactment of a law providing tor the collection of twenty-five thousand dollars from the citizens theréof their sanction by vote being first had, for the pnrpose of constructing, as soon as practicable, on the best gradea wagon road from Eureka Sonth via Jackson's Ranch, to thé summit, through the Henness Pass, or fo" ~ purchase of such road if built before such me. Resolved, That a Committee of three be appointee to drafta bill such as is required to be introduced in the Legislature. and fo present the same to our Senators and Assemblymen, and request their cordial co—operation in its passage. The following gentleman were then appointed as the committee to organize the corporation: Richard Rafford and R, B. Moyes, of Eureka*; Henry Meredith, of Nevada ; Alexander Frazer, of Bridgeport George D. Roberts, of Grass Valley ; J. W. Dension, 6t, Bloomfield ; S M. Gilham, o Rough & Ready ; W. W. Wixom. of Washington ; Joseph Gardnér, of Little York. On motion, the meetittg adjourned. Dear anv Dowe Asyitm.—E, N. Bowes, a deaf and mute, formerly « printer and principal of the Deaf and Dumb ,Institute of the event foreshadowed abové. The Era of Greai Etenis. Real Beretta (2 tMimadity. This is an era of grand idéad and magnificent projects ; but among then all, there are comparatively few Which have for their aim and object the best interést of humanity New methdds of expediting business are continually being intro@uced, but what do they add to the happifess or comfort of Mankind? Nothing. One miod with all it’ powers directed to the amelioration of suffering, fias accomplished miore for the real good of the race, then all the inventors éngaged in the aftemnpt to abridge time and space can ever a¢hive. We allude to Tuowa's Hox1oWay, Whose Pill and Ointment may be said to be omnipresent througout the world. The Pills are wofKing such wonders in cases of confirmed dyspepsia; that physicians everywhere ate Compelled to prescribe them and (th time is not distdnt when for all diseasés of the stomach and bowls, they will be the only preparations which any inteligent individual will dare to use, Millions of dollars have been expended in making Dr Holloway’s médicines known ; and they are known id every laud where there is @ written language. In this country they are especialy appreciated, for there is scarcely acomplaint incident to our climaté for which they are not absolute specifics. Un. der such circumstances, {he enormous and ever increasing demand for them; scarcely seems evtraordinary, although it has no par. allel in medical bistory.—N. Y. Couriér. gar The London Chroniéle anndunces that the secret of compressing and governing electricity is at length discovered, and the power may,therefore, now be considred the seul motor henceforward to bé used. A small mortar was filled by the nventé? at the rate of one hundred shote per minute Missouri in 1855-6, is dhout to visit Califorwithout flashing, smoke Gr noise. The same nia for the ptirpose of dtarting a similar bepower can, it seems, be adapted fo every nevolent establishment at Sacramento, under eysten of mechanical invention, and if des the care of tle State. = tt is officially reported to the Emperor of the french, that chloroform was tised in 30,000 surgical operations in the Crimea by a skilled assistant surgeons withont a single death ;a similar success has followed its administration at Solferino and Magenta ; but in English Hospitals there have been about 100 deaths in one-third of this number of operations in the Crimea. par Lighty years ago, there were 220,000 fend owners in England ; now, there aré onty 30,000. Iow:, which bad 100,000 population in 1846, bar now 700,000—an unparalleled increase, fined to super¢ede steam, requiring neither machinist nor combnstion. 8A correspondent of the San Francisco Times, wiiting from Rough & Ready, says that “some strangers, who have lately come here, washed out a nugget that weighed 26 ounces, and had, at thé sanie time, enough other gold to pay them wages after paying for water. The delays attending the Great Eastern Steamship suggest that she should be renamed the Great Uncertain. There is said to be a negro in Philadelphis who is distinguished for the size of . is feet. They measure thirty-one inched ih length. «ee cae. aaa wd?