December 10, 1859 (4 pages)

OE EE TS LG LS TS : m . 4 “ . rai i the Wage . Calfernia monanain Extension Raitrend, , Abolition Depretations--U. S. Troops! THE Bh AT ne ee OTA. carts colttctiivet tio vena It appears by the Sacramento Uaion of . matter"of no little importan: * Ybureday, that we were in efror. Jast week, a: See in seterence to the distance ffom Sacr emen: . to to Virginia City by way of Pacer ville.— ~ ! Not having any printed data by us, we reli} === . od for information upon the memory of a AGENTS. : % j i friend, who, without doubt, gave us what be / ties. A. Lawnerern is oor duly authorised Agen considered correct figur “2, or Sseramento. Hemag be found at 6 J st. { The Union makes the Helanee over thet Ma. CIO. A. CLANS is our sele Agent in San . he miles Francisca. Sle lx empowered to recefve advertire road. through = —_ _ pt way teats, and receipt forthe «ame. He may be found . greater than by way of Nevada, but by y 1} 172 Montgomery street,. of Daggett’s Pass that paper m akes it three miles shorter. ‘The Union is doubtless corDemocratic Nominations rect in its fewes “Pt lilies Thercal matter, however, to be consider n his gives KIN City and steam communication. DANZ 5. DIC Son according to our figures, as corrected by the Ot New Vork. Union. an advantage to the Nevada, over the FOR VICE PRESTBENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Of Missorri. Subject tu the nominations of the Democratic Nz Placerville trarcled route, of eighteen miles to Lincoln or tiventy-five miles to the new Eastern extension, elsewhere alluded to, the rails for which are already purchased and on their way from New York. onvention trl : ¥ The Union makes no allusion to the most On Tur Ovtstpx will be found the proceed. important matter of our statement to the ef: : ; ect tha eam can haul 4,590 pounds over ings of the wagon road meeting at Nevada fect that a team ‘ ? the Nevada road, when completed, muc ! ut ! 3,000 Ths on Saturday last; alsoan article on ii etion in Ser than the same team can take present condition of the “negro question” in than t over the Plac Missouri and other miscellaneous editoral : ‘ eo) lence we infer that it cannot be successfully patter. mn controverted. Tt f the caer of Whe willhe Seuster ? On A recent visit to the City of the plains, where politicians must do congregate, we were curious to learn who* would most likely be selected to fill the Senatorial vacancy caused by the death of D.C, Brod rick, After being “ buzzed”? for two days, by the friends of the differemt candidates we arrived at the following satisfactory resulta :— Weller, bas the “‘ dead wood” on 54 votes on the first ballot. other routes,” and which we were ina he exceed two routes which that error presented the somewhat strong lang Thion quotes against us, the Placerville road. The Union ask« whether the Eureka route . ! can vow be traveled, or ev +) ‘ + 3 TT) tA o winter, except on srow shoes. The rond has . Denver ao do oe ‘ ' . bb thay 4 Vast or never yet been properly opened for loaded Washington “ ” ig 25 ‘ . . . — Pi “ “ ‘“ 5 « wagons, for either summer or winter trav Baldwin “ iiiek i est he cheno a te spsiistiontte Inge “ “ * -_ atk. ies r say ’ . . n in the spring, and we shall then be able to! McDougal sd ° ~.* iy Me, ‘4 . ; pe o P 19 show its superiority over all others, in win. Sea ltering “ ‘ ; Sealicring teres well os cumuicr ‘ We must stil! hold that the Union has, ' aintained, what appears to be a studied si Total number of votes claimed 186 “* As it will require but 48 votes to make an . ™ , election on joint ballot, unless they admit lence, with rele renee o other than the P \ the Broderickites into the caneus, asa few sping route, on i¢ does seem to us, with pseudo democrats advocate, we are inclined #4) Cue Tespr ‘ t to the a to think that there is some mistake in the . Carry on “ihe greatest cwspaper in the above calculation, notwithstanding it ix, world.” that ia th their employments, they have not stopped to “Union people,” that ‘ > multitudinousness o! ‘ said that figures don’t lie. wie, Weller and Denver will wndoubtedly, . arrive at the legitimate conclusion, that receive the largest vote on the first ballot, . they have everything to g bot not what their friends claim for them. . the Nevada route to Utah Territory. The Jn our humble opinion, however, neither of . Placerville road will now take i are of its If those gentlemen run any risk of being elec. The trade to which that read is tributary is ted. Weller’s friends declare their intention . fully secure to Sacramento City. Bat Main advocating to defeat Denver, at all hazards ; and Den. rysville is silently though strenuously come, ver's friends express eqnaliyjas friendly in. peting with her fora large share of the trade tentions towards Weller. The resalt we! that is destined to grow up on the Eastern opine will be, that either Washington or . slope of the Nevada; and if salvation comes . Baldwin will walk off with the prize ; and /to Sacramento in this respect, unless the we do not think that the people of Califor. newspaporial organs of that place change . nia will regret it. . theirypolicy, she will have to thank Nevada . County for it. Aiding and Abcting. All we ask isa fair representation. We That good newspaper, but corrupt doctri. don’t = force tra ae and businese into nal sheet, the Sacramento Union. utters the 9° juisiatg cag sapeeiere We have published, opinion that Gov. Wise will do wrong, an’ from time to time, care fal anc lower himself, by giving either of the Brown . counts of the superior advantages of the prisoners up for trial by the Federal author. Yada route, and so have all the other papers . ities, The object of Gov. Wis@ is to bring . in the County, but previous to our unfortuto Justice those who have been treasonably Date slip of last week, the Union eonnected with Brown, and to ferret this old . Copied a paragraph now and then, stating man’s conspiracy to the roots, which find . that somebody said that the “ snow was fire . their origin in the Black Republican senti. feet deep” on the Nevada rv or Fomemect, and to develop, as far as possible. who . thing equaly encouraging. — The snow may was connected, in the remotest way with old be five feet deep off the road onthe high. Brown. er peaks of the mountains: but the depth on The Black Republican party feel their vul. the road is not an has not been so great as . nerability, in connection with this affair, and . 0” the Carson Valley pass. . hence they complain bitterly of the Demo Truth ’ ill prevail; and in despite of illeratic party for making capital out of it-— founded jealousy, we are confident that the . There is actual capital in the Harper's FerC™Mmerce over the mountains, through Ne . ny s only ry matter, which inures to the Democrats, vada County year, will demonstrate and the Republicans have no reason to find the ee wr Staiciments coneerning fault with them for using it. The Republi. this proposed road, ean party has smothered, in every possible . manner, the “ irrepressible confliet.”’ as il #P The Nevada Journal is empahati-. lustrated in old Brown's case, and the ‘Un. ¢aily in favor ofa railroad to Aubarn in. jon” is anxious to assist them, The DemocPreference to oue to Lincoln, and snggests . racy of Californimare keeping up this paper the propriety of a combination of the eitizens for its “ news; we are inclined to think Of Nevada, Grass Valley and Auburn for that} they would dowell to drop it, for its unPYTpose. soundness, or rather its want of political, We have no objections to a railroad, come A which way it will; but have little hopes of — — ee one being constructed from Auburn, a the . Sergent at Arms. citizens of that burg are bec iniag wonderwer. E. B. Stoaehill of this place will fully exc ted about the improbabilities of # candidate for Sargent at Arms of the ‘Y** being able to get a railroad —ee . Senate. Mr. Stonehill is one of our most ‘ dto that place, from Folsom or some other enthosiastic and active democrats, and his — si oe . slifornia Central Road. election is much desired by ibe democracy Though the wild geese are now feeding on } of Nevada County. ' i the green grass that covers the avenues and . beautifully laid out plazas of Lincoln. we . Mr, Wm. F. Aaderson of Nevada, started, . predict that ine few. months bene iit agi . yesterday for the Warbee diggings by aes . be the depot for nine tenths of the travel of Dowanciville, where be contemplates ge oo ¢ svete Conny: a Oe cating permanently. Mr, Anderson is an! frou Sacremento: ity. old resident of our county ; where he is. ere saad much esteemed and bas a host of friends. . a #8" The Nevada Journal says that the n the adroqnired to make the trans mjustto and would be considered last week. . tri reat disparity between ‘the jaside of three days; aad the pas . may, Sacramento to Nevada ou this route wi ver has been, in. *hich they have allowed to be diverted iut been lowered but a few feet, when the su ta mp, produ e He is a fine orator, an able Lawyer, a round . * Devil” is a Democrat. . pational democrat, and a whole-souled gontlemau. May success attend him. a Se 22> Suow ia reported to be four feet deep at Virginia Town, Washoe diggings, A scanty suppiy of provisions) and the ioGlemency of the weather has driven the tainers from that locality to Carson City, where they are represented to be luxuriating aa beau ; oker, @nd strychnine whiskey. As the Journal is the organ of the “Black spirit,” we suppose it speaks officially, The election of Conness in El Dorado county, is attribated to the disaffection of Wellers friends, who it appears prefered for the Legislature tbe most rabid Broderickite in the state, to a good democrat, who wonld not make any pledges to eupport Mr. Weller for the Senate. tothe people of NevadaCounty. It 4s the inttlatory ia building a mountain road, an will be extended from time to time as “tirowmstances willadoit. A contract has been entered into, for the construction of seven mites of the road, to connect with the California Central Road at Lincoln! and to terminate in the neighborhood of Gold Hill. Placer Co, beini the most favorable and direct liue to Grass Valley and Nevada, The fronrails chairs and «pikes are alrerdy porchased, shipped, and on the war to San, Francisco ; . and no reasorable doubt exicts, of the com. pletion of the roud to that point, by the first of June next, From the terminus of . of the railroad.a turopike has been surveyed and will be constructed early in the spring. to English’s Bridge across Bear River. It requires no prophet to forsee, that on the completion of this section of the Moun. tain Railroad, with a good wagon round connection to Grass Valiey, that it will soon become the great throughfare, for the travel and commerce of the Cornties o. Sierra and ustro territory on the ern slope, the vast ree being developed, The Merchan Nevada, and the la rees of which, are ts oi vars Valley and Nevada wil! be cnabied to rville road, and form its sireeeive their zeods on the sane day that they are shipped from Sacramenty, if gee two days ot the farthest, would be re ‘rroriato In good weather loaded leams ean make the from the depot to Nevada sud back perhaps, be considercd some palliation for . not oceupy over five hours, We hope the citizens of Nevada County reference to, will faily appreciate this golden oppertunity to secure the vast trade which natarally and geographically, belongsto them, but 1 ivto ther channels, through sheer indifercuce 1ud inactivity. y Secidernt, On the afternoon of Wednesday last. Ie ry Shaw stepped into the tub to decend a ft, near Buena Vista Ranch. Le bad onnecting the rope and tub, giving way, bh , was precipitated to the botiom of the shaft. a compound fra , ture of the thigh, with other severe conta ons of the body. Dr. Cleveland was cal led, who adjusted the limb, aud he is now loing well. We regret exceeding! shaw should bave been so unfortuaaie; for he is indeed one of our most useful men, being a practical miner, and an excellent machinist. ' Te had just, by great energy, completed the works, engine and all, preparatory to the working of the newly discovered blue lead, ‘near the Brena Vista Ranch, when the mis— . hap overtook him. We trust. bis recovery will be speedy The same rigging that gave way with Mr. Shaw, had been raising water and passing " men up and down all day, and littl George . Roberts had gone dowa in the tub ue day before. Jt’s the last straw that breaks the comel’s back—iis the destruction of the last metalic particle that parts the well tried . ct Kell inte a Shalt. Alexander Robbius, on Thuraday after hunting, and finding a . in pursuit of which t ; rbed, waiked inio a shalt, thirty feet noon last. was aut : became totally ldeep, gun in hand. Mis Jeft foot struck a pine log at the bottom, causing compound jdislocation of the ancle joint, the shin bone sundering and thrusting through the skin.— . Dr. Cleveland was called, who set the limb, and he is as comfortable as is consistent with the vielence of the injury. From the Nevada Journal, we learn that on Wednesday last at about § o'clock P. M. a party of robbers entered the Store of Mr. . John Wise at Pleasant Valley, oo Bear river presented their pistols and demanded money and valuables. Wise was behind the counter at the time and another was in the adjoining room with his wife. The robbers soon had it their own way and bonnd the men. They then preceeded to search the premises. The following list of articles taken has been foraished us by Constable Asher who gave us an account of the affair : One large gold specimen weighing 334 oz forty small specimens weighing from $1 to $5 each ; One plain gold ring weighing $13: three plain geid riogs, value not known ; one gold ring with white quartz set ; another gold ving, shield; one gold breast pin, quartz set blacked in the ceater ; one gold specimen worth $4 ; two gold studs with square . chain fastening them together ; two buckskin purses in one 62 02, mostly Bear River dust ; three small boxes of dust containing altogether 36.0z of Bear River dost; a gold wateh with lomg lady’s guard chaip valued at $200: a small lady's watch with siiver chain worth $75 ; a lot of gold coin, $100 in twenties, and $175 ip tives; Ofty-two pieces of forign silver coin ; a small tive shooting Colt. The value of all the articles taken is estimated at over $4,500. . The robbers were «ll masked.—Five jumped through the door at oace, the foremost having two revolvers in his bands, another a large knife, and all armed. More were outside. How many was not ascertained. Mr. Wise offers a reward of $500 for the apprehension of the robbers, PETE EOE ES EEE 16 REE ETS OES ETD STP TE Ie AEN ES tae RR 7. enlisting fn the sui The F 1. Govergment is. bougd to profect theexpored frontier of such of the States ws ore Jiablec at any#time to hostile attacks ondife and property. The way things are olng om. it will be ia asbort time, if [tis 2 va already, the duty of the Federal Govthe wisdom of your fathers! eromenttostation U.S. Troops along the, sie — barders of the Slave States (o protect then . j from Abotition ilibusters. It is true that Black Republicanism ! An Extravagant “ Cuss.” idf course, if there is no other way, they tust do so; but this devolves upon the Fed. curity tu the lives of the people of the Slave . States, and the tenure of their property, . the snug litde sum of $120.000,000. Havf why, then, the purposes of the confederation . . " 3 f , ing one day accidently asked what the old . advantages o 1d the sooner the South ! sunders self from ter evemies the better. : swallowed the answer, and at once gave orders to rebuild that edifice. The joke cost his majesty $12,500,000. The “ Diamond Nobody dreamed of Old Br s foray, an who knows wher * abolition attack i . : ‘ wilegee Wedding” falls into insignificance, com. 1 Slave tates, ahd Loe Lives al the ee ' . pared to tie nupti . i ple? This is beautiful,is'at it? Flow will all / ” a wee ee his daughters, which depleted the Royal purse over $2.000,000 this appear in the eves of European crowned he lt is enough to make an Amerjean blush for hiscountry, that such transactions shoald occur within its limite, and, until the Free States take National ground . Beaeit of the Catholic Charety will come —and we believe they will-and breakdown . 0% &¢ Hlamiltoh Hall on Moutlay = evening inally and forever the Repu ay expect from time to tie, ne one, 02 the evening of the first Ball, prevented the nows how often, a repetition of the Harattendance of a large aumber who desired per’s Ferry raid. ‘The responsability rests . be present, ond at the request of many States, They have the ma-. &uch, the Committee have determined to an; ee and they Bounce another party as above. From the ch athunddine eviliseatiiniiice. ws political Character and energy of those who are activly idal, degepttveranks of Horrmay Parsuyts.— i wishing The? will ensnare, . Holiday ' presenta for’ hom file de will do and then destroy you. Beware of the 5 000 . well to procure a fine Ambrotype at Wood's. preachers, with Beecher at their head, the} We make this euggestion Bedause we know chief in revolt, and bide your faith ia the! there is nothing so well calculated to keep Constitution of the United States, which is. live old associations, and stir anew those <. m8 . $17,000,000 ear : ; i eral Government, ant if it fails to give ce. ‘,000,000 a year ; he is unable to meet . . hisextravagant expenditores withoat bor. ga There will bea Turkey Shooting towing of his subjects, to whom he owes the match at the American Ranch, five miles bePalace of Dalmabache cost, and being told . (hy way of a joke) that it was about $120, he . . . i ican party, 9X4 The unfavorbale state of the = —————— in TL, Se . feelicgs of friendship, and love which we owe to the friends of our youth, a8 the inter. change of life like pictures, net bodly daub— . éd or botch-work pictures, which will soon a Salt un of Turkey is a great epend-! faae ont, but startling life-like pictures, euch Tada Wists dae Teeadint teeaed thrift aswell asa great fool. Although . as are taken and may be had any day at . the Slave Stutes can protect themselves, and . having one ninth of the income of the Woods’ Daguerredtype Rooms on Milf &t.,~ Empire, for his private tie amountaing to . who is addmitted, by all artiets and judges to have no superior in the State, . low this place on Saturday Dec 24,—the day . before Christmas, , NEW TO-DAY. Great Excitement IN GRASS VALLEY, THE ORIGINAL HONEST JOHNS Rexerir Bask rocial Ball for the . GODFREY AND LEU; No 8, Mill Street, Grass Valley, Opposite the Masonic Mali, Have Received for the Holidays, 100 Boxes Fine Layer Raisins and Currants,§ which will be sold, as heretofare, at Cheaper than San Francisco Prices. We Lave alse received White and Brown Sugar. Hams, Baden, Pork, Lard, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Oysters, Clams; Lohutera, Candles, Soap, Mustard & Pepper We have a fine assortment of E.adics, Misses sad Children’s Shoes Clothing, Pants, Vests, Coats, & UnderGarments . Together with— Hoots, Shoes, Yankee Notions, Tobaceo & Cigars. party at pleasure We call upou them, not eogaged in this recond entertainment, the 18 politicians, but as freemen; not for our. public may rest assured that no efforts wil; elves, who will pass a y in a few years, be spared to render the oecasion one of the / Also, a Fine Assortinent of ie ti tie ae terity to come: Piessantest which bas» taken place for a. bot in the uameof the» liberty of this coun. . '9%8 ume. bi salene. Watinithes of freedom thro’; [t is to be hoped, also that the; worthy out the world ja, the unrecorded eycles of object to which the surplas proceeds are to be . time. to» abandon a sectional orzanization devoted, will iaduce many who may feel an whieh should he frowned down b patriot, as but the preliminary of a civil, Slled; we understand that a number of tickevery true interest therein, to see that the hall is well . eonfiict which shall blet ont tue brightest ¢ts have already been sold-—but yet there ia hopes of the fatherg of the revolution, The oom. South will stand by the Constitution and the ional Standard ; but she is powerless, uasted hy the patriotism of the North.— Till the North be true tothe Union? We \ofLee & Simpson. Roach met the ‘China , nan in the road and went to work on him . Treason, Asssu.t and Batreny.—A man named . ‘Roach was tried on Thursday last, before . Judge Richardson, for Assault and Battery . 8. WALKER, & against B. 1. LAMARQUE, forthe suri on the person of 2 Chinaman near the mill The San Francisco D sily Times, the lead-. ty in clearing himeelfof the charge of high. ing Repu a paper of this Sease, says,. way robbery. Intoxication spologized ‘for . fit * Dred Seott Decis: . Roach and his former good character barely i ugveratic Party, . saved him from being convicted of a serious admitting its triumph in the i'eesidential . crime,the Chinaman’s eyes were nearly knock. coutest of 1860, the people of te North will . ed out, Whiskey and the too free use of anaxe : ; . on = ae hot salmit to it, Now the Dred Scott De. handle cost Roach $75. He bas been learnt . bidder cision, is, a8 every oue knows, by the author. a Jesson we trust. ity of the Constitution itself tux Coxstite-. “ ' Seatanniioen F&> Ab Tong Chainaman was fined, on . December 6th, by Justice Richardson $37 . iding cost, for striking A Dang witha} hatchet on the back of the bead. On the same day, Ab Pat, Chinaman, was ence t> the Constitution of the United. brought before Justice Richardson of a . States, is, self rien —for the Supreme Coart is the author itative exponent of that eacred document, st of true liberty which is the only ¢ ' that has ever been bequeathed to the children of men; aod he who threatens resis. ev y # traitor io theory, . charge of aassult.and battery upon Ah Tong . and fidelity to his speech bat is nec-. and fined $25,00 and including cost. cessary to the perpeiration of « crime, conane ' sidered by all enlightened nations as the William Hi. Adams was arrested on. the . obhisinating criminal offense of all others ; . 9thinst., and brought before Justice Rich. ardson, on complaint of A. Jessel for assault times go to und battery. defendant plead guilty and prove, but that the Republican party is, to paid a fine of $1,00 and cost $36 and was i ! discharged. . the comm/ssion of Treason. What does this remark of the } all intent * the Abolition par#4 The Dasbaways. as as will be seen . enie etles of tudeme 3 ty? Atm urieties of judgment, and by our columns, to-day have / on of men; amid the prejudices of sectional interest, and tbe . ¢ . . convulsions pacsionate excitement; amid “A chiel among you taking notes, « And faith he'll prert ‘em. ’’ ' ter ca P They bave another mecting on Wednesday the sharp conflicts, bordering upon violent rence, social, moral, relicions and po. that’ must inevitably arise, from time in the bistory of this Republic, so Wednesday. TesrcuicorkaN.—Messrs Compton & Laee Lee 2 ERR ee . . wer to the complaint of GEORGE N. BROWN, filed . ge, within ten days from the service of this se " J + Writ and expanding, the complete. . marque will commence a Dancing School, . ty days if served on you in this District and out of . cheerful and unqualified sabjugation of all . on Friday evening next at Hamilton Hall, . ly proclaimed teachings of the Constitution, . is the sole guarantee—the only true key: stoue to the perpetuity ef the Union. Whenever a party shall indicate, as does the Re. publican, through the sentiment expresse . is always resorted to by those who follow this calling by its ieading Journals, that, under any cirMr. Hughs, has until recently been a resident of this . cumstances, it wiil prove unloyal to, in the place dnd was ts: 1668 and "63: eutimated tebe worth “yh ' some $25,000, nearly all of which was swindled away . slightest degree, or call in question, under . ¢., him, by dishonest employees and debtors. Ruy pretence whatever, ihe mandates of the . The deceased was formely from Boston Mass. Constitution, as recognized by the Sapreme. He was a brother of tr. Tomas Hughs the propri. Court of the United States, whatever our . ter of the Park Hotel between this place and Nevada. private opinion, When contrary,to the legal ana ; sisan named Roberts. It appears that both parties were employed as stcamboat runners, and the alterSap A cemeyt.—Frank Hussey, the minstral man { into « diffleulty with another in the Belle Union, fly from ifs standard as from the ensign of a . san Franciseo, on Monday evening last, and in self traitorous lond, and wage against it, to our . defence drew a p'stol which avcidentlly went off, killatest breath, if neccessary, a patriotic war . line almost instantly Tom Raléigh. Both Hussey and of extermination, and we had about as soon . **leigh belonged to the same troupe ofnegra mins trels. Raleigh was formerly a resident of Nevada. eee ee . connections may have beea with it, or oar ‘ . . attachment for it, on other ground, we will . . . be exterminated ourselves, as to be unsuc. cessful. ; . ‘ Dens ror Buwise Covsty Bosrrrat.—The Board of How in the name of a!l we hold dear; in Supervisors opened the bids for building the county . the name of the nnborn millions, whose man. Hospital, on Tuesday. That of Messrs Long & Shul. . . . fest well being depends on the wisdonr of . ts of this ~ oe lowest NAPs more our own conduct; in the name of the heroes nerslueies “4 gid Shout » Sueey ee were é 7 ne putin altogether. The Nevada Jornal says the hos. of the Revolution, who hallowed with their pital is to be built up Deer Creek on a rising emi. blood the soil of America to freedom, a8 i8 . neuce. . developed in the Constitution of the United . States, and bequeathed to us by the unrivalCowsnwss.—-Congress assembled at Washington on ed wisdom of such men as Jefferson and Mad. Mouday last. ° Honrepe.—On Tuesday last Mr. Henry Hughes was . shot dead instantly, om the levee at Sacramento, by . . . We invite Families, Hotel Keepers, Mimersiand all who wish to buy their Goods Cheaper than at San Erancisco Prices to give usa cell Everything must be Sold at Half Price: Only One Price asked at our EstablisLment, Nj .@pD AS AL a SHERIFF'S SALE. UE of a Decree on Foreclosure to me direeted aud iss out of the District Court of the 14th al District in and for Nevada County, State of aia, ona Judgment rendered in said Court on the 5th day of Nov. A.D 1859, in faver of THOMAS Bi VI Calif of Three Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Fitry Cents, principal debt. with interest on the said sum of $600,50, at the rate of Three percent per montis, from September 28, 1860, until paid, together with all costs of suit,—for the sale of the following de. : teat } a“ ” ro ) i — in such a manner as he had no little difficul: . ***!be' property, to wit A lot or pareel of ground in said Township— Grass Valley 7 ship) om the Westerly side of Mill street, fronting eighty-three feet on Mill street, by Two Handred aud Fifty-one feet in depth, favre wiless, toChureh Street, and having a ffont on Charch Street ef One Huudred and Twenty-one fewt sald lot be wundedon the Notth hy C. K. Hotailings loi, on the South by lots of Miss Lang end j the Atrican Chureh with the wpputtenanees. tice is hereby given + ti the abowe deséri , for cash, in front mi} will expose to public. 4 property. to the Lighest f the Court House door, jin Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the Bd day of January, A. £). 1959, between the hours of @ . o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock, P.M. J. B. VANIIAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. CONSTABLP’S SALE. Dureka Township—Counry of Nevada, Ky Virtue of an Execution to me delivered, iasu et out of W.W. Caperton’s Court, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of EKureks, County of Nevada, and State of California, bearing . date, December Ist, 1859, in faver of M. W. CON N ots LY, and against OSCAR BABCOCK, for the <wn venty-eight Dollars and Eighty-five Cents debt, ' damages aad costs of suit—l have this day levied ant seiaed upon the following described property to wit: All the right, tithe and interest of Oxear Nabeock, in and to a Ranch situated on Uriean¢ Flat, County and State aforesaid, and known as the Crothers & Uabcock Ranch. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to pbtie sale the above described property to the highest bidder, for Cash, on the ground, on MONDAY, the ith day of December, A PD. 1859, between the . hours of 10 o’elock, A. M. and 4 P. M. to antisfy the . above demands and acceuing casts. Given under my hand this Ist day of December, A. D. 1859. M. MURPHY, Const. KE. T. SUMMONS. . State of California, County of Nevada, Dis. trict Court of the 14th Jadicsal District of said State. evening next. Twenty-seven joined last ) The People of the State of California, to-HENRY C. HOWARD, Greeti You are hereby summoned to @ r and ans served on you in this County, within twenthis County, and within forty days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced anthe 3lst day ef October, A. D. 1859, > said Coart for a“ a fe fee som of Five Hundred and Sixty-five Dolars, allecged to be due Plaintiff from Defendant, ee a wd sory note for money loaned to Defendant by Plaintifl, at Defendant’s special instance and request,— . eation gre out of the violent personal abuse, which . with interest on the sum of One Hundred Do! {at the rate of fite per cent per month, from . sinee the date hereof, and interest upen . . herein directed, Plaintiff will také Judgment against the balancs at the rate of ten per cent per annum—all ° larly set forth in Plaintiffs complaint on file in the Clerks office of this County, and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer wie com) as you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, apd leo demand Slike feast such other relief as is prayed for in Plaintiffs said’ 5 In testimony whereof I, John rg Clerk of the District Court, aforesaid, do “hereunté set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at Offiee, tecttr ot Nevada, this 8th day of December, A. ‘hi JOHN,S. LAMBERT, Clerk. By Joseph Roberts, Deputy. By Order of Hon. David Belden, County Judge, ia and for Nevada County, California. A True Copy— Attest” JOHN 8. LANGER Dibble & Ladsing, ‘Aueinepe tor Phoedane 20-3m Dwellings, Verandas, Cemeterys, &e. the attention of Guiiders and all others anticipating a want of Iron Railirg, Vi Balconies, &c., to their extensiv assortment of Patterns, which are bop on Sie shour , at the corner of 25. éome a an Tebbeese: To those who ae i ild, or dinh to” inclose their . ison and Henry; in the name of all this, we say. bow can men desecrate the most per* fect and happy political Coastitution that can be conceived of, by attaching themselves fo a party that openly amd unabashed, threatens to revolutionize, to crush, to destroy a government which affords to its citizens, all the rights, all the liberties, and all the happiness comprehensibe by the Samblest or the most gifted of human kind ? Beware, we say, ye yeoman patriots, of. house in Sen Francitco, on the $th inst. would say thet rd . ‘tliecennisincil with us, who are Ag Gannizt Sxrrg.—Is reported to be insane and is . ™Odern patterns froin New ; : , and Boston. branch of our bisness is more, « This : ‘Machi . confined in the Innatic asylum at Utica, Im his rav/ ings he speaks of Harper's Ferry matters, and seems to be disposed to commit suicide. Coon, Grex Coppice and Copeland, Harper's Ferryitsurrectionists have been sentenced to die on the 16Lhi of December. j : Dow Jr. Daan,—Elbridge Gerry Page, “Dow Jr.”’ ofthe Golden Era died suddenly in avery mean

OE EE TS LG LS TS : m . 4 “ . rai i the Wage . Calfernia monanain Extension Raitrend, , Abolition Depretations--U. S. Troops! THE Bh AT ne ee OTA. carts colttctiivet tio vena It appears by the Sacramento Uaion of . matter"of no little importan: * Ybureday, that we were in efror. Jast week, a: See in seterence to the distance ffom Sacr emen: . to to Virginia City by way of Pacer ville.— ~ ! Not having any printed data by us, we reli} === . od for information upon the memory of a AGENTS. : % j i friend, who, without doubt, gave us what be / ties. A. Lawnerern is oor duly authorised Agen considered correct figur “2, or Sseramento. Hemag be found at 6 J st. { The Union makes the Helanee over thet Ma. CIO. A. CLANS is our sele Agent in San . he miles Francisca. Sle lx empowered to recefve advertire road. through = —_ _ pt way teats, and receipt forthe «ame. He may be found . greater than by way of Nevada, but by y 1} 172 Montgomery street,. of Daggett’s Pass that paper m akes it three miles shorter. ‘The Union is doubtless corDemocratic Nominations rect in its fewes “Pt lilies Thercal matter, however, to be consider n his gives KIN City and steam communication. DANZ 5. DIC Son according to our figures, as corrected by the Ot New Vork. Union. an advantage to the Nevada, over the FOR VICE PRESTBENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Of Missorri. Subject tu the nominations of the Democratic Nz Placerville trarcled route, of eighteen miles to Lincoln or tiventy-five miles to the new Eastern extension, elsewhere alluded to, the rails for which are already purchased and on their way from New York. onvention trl : ¥ The Union makes no allusion to the most On Tur Ovtstpx will be found the proceed. important matter of our statement to the ef: : ; ect tha eam can haul 4,590 pounds over ings of the wagon road meeting at Nevada fect that a team ‘ ? the Nevada road, when completed, muc ! ut ! 3,000 Ths on Saturday last; alsoan article on ii etion in Ser than the same team can take present condition of the “negro question” in than t over the Plac Missouri and other miscellaneous editoral : ‘ eo) lence we infer that it cannot be successfully patter. mn controverted. Tt f the caer of Whe willhe Seuster ? On A recent visit to the City of the plains, where politicians must do congregate, we were curious to learn who* would most likely be selected to fill the Senatorial vacancy caused by the death of D.C, Brod rick, After being “ buzzed”? for two days, by the friends of the differemt candidates we arrived at the following satisfactory resulta :— Weller, bas the “‘ dead wood” on 54 votes on the first ballot. other routes,” and which we were ina he exceed two routes which that error presented the somewhat strong lang Thion quotes against us, the Placerville road. The Union ask« whether the Eureka route . ! can vow be traveled, or ev +) ‘ + 3 TT) tA o winter, except on srow shoes. The rond has . Denver ao do oe ‘ ' . bb thay 4 Vast or never yet been properly opened for loaded Washington “ ” ig 25 ‘ . . . — Pi “ “ ‘“ 5 « wagons, for either summer or winter trav Baldwin “ iiiek i est he cheno a te spsiistiontte Inge “ “ * -_ atk. ies r say ’ . . n in the spring, and we shall then be able to! McDougal sd ° ~.* iy Me, ‘4 . ; pe o P 19 show its superiority over all others, in win. Sea ltering “ ‘ ; Sealicring teres well os cumuicr ‘ We must stil! hold that the Union has, ' aintained, what appears to be a studied si Total number of votes claimed 186 “* As it will require but 48 votes to make an . ™ , election on joint ballot, unless they admit lence, with rele renee o other than the P \ the Broderickites into the caneus, asa few sping route, on i¢ does seem to us, with pseudo democrats advocate, we are inclined #4) Cue Tespr ‘ t to the a to think that there is some mistake in the . Carry on “ihe greatest cwspaper in the above calculation, notwithstanding it ix, world.” that ia th their employments, they have not stopped to “Union people,” that ‘ > multitudinousness o! ‘ said that figures don’t lie. wie, Weller and Denver will wndoubtedly, . arrive at the legitimate conclusion, that receive the largest vote on the first ballot, . they have everything to g bot not what their friends claim for them. . the Nevada route to Utah Territory. The Jn our humble opinion, however, neither of . Placerville road will now take i are of its If those gentlemen run any risk of being elec. The trade to which that read is tributary is ted. Weller’s friends declare their intention . fully secure to Sacramento City. Bat Main advocating to defeat Denver, at all hazards ; and Den. rysville is silently though strenuously come, ver's friends express eqnaliyjas friendly in. peting with her fora large share of the trade tentions towards Weller. The resalt we! that is destined to grow up on the Eastern opine will be, that either Washington or . slope of the Nevada; and if salvation comes . Baldwin will walk off with the prize ; and /to Sacramento in this respect, unless the we do not think that the people of Califor. newspaporial organs of that place change . nia will regret it. . theirypolicy, she will have to thank Nevada . County for it. Aiding and Abcting. All we ask isa fair representation. We That good newspaper, but corrupt doctri. don’t = force tra ae and businese into nal sheet, the Sacramento Union. utters the 9° juisiatg cag sapeeiere We have published, opinion that Gov. Wise will do wrong, an’ from time to time, care fal anc lower himself, by giving either of the Brown . counts of the superior advantages of the prisoners up for trial by the Federal author. Yada route, and so have all the other papers . ities, The object of Gov. Wis@ is to bring . in the County, but previous to our unfortuto Justice those who have been treasonably Date slip of last week, the Union eonnected with Brown, and to ferret this old . Copied a paragraph now and then, stating man’s conspiracy to the roots, which find . that somebody said that the “ snow was fire . their origin in the Black Republican senti. feet deep” on the Nevada rv or Fomemect, and to develop, as far as possible. who . thing equaly encouraging. — The snow may was connected, in the remotest way with old be five feet deep off the road onthe high. Brown. er peaks of the mountains: but the depth on The Black Republican party feel their vul. the road is not an has not been so great as . nerability, in connection with this affair, and . 0” the Carson Valley pass. . hence they complain bitterly of the Demo Truth ’ ill prevail; and in despite of illeratic party for making capital out of it-— founded jealousy, we are confident that the . There is actual capital in the Harper's FerC™Mmerce over the mountains, through Ne . ny s only ry matter, which inures to the Democrats, vada County year, will demonstrate and the Republicans have no reason to find the ee wr Staiciments coneerning fault with them for using it. The Republi. this proposed road, ean party has smothered, in every possible . manner, the “ irrepressible confliet.”’ as il #P The Nevada Journal is empahati-. lustrated in old Brown's case, and the ‘Un. ¢aily in favor ofa railroad to Aubarn in. jon” is anxious to assist them, The DemocPreference to oue to Lincoln, and snggests . racy of Californimare keeping up this paper the propriety of a combination of the eitizens for its “ news; we are inclined to think Of Nevada, Grass Valley and Auburn for that} they would dowell to drop it, for its unPYTpose. soundness, or rather its want of political, We have no objections to a railroad, come A which way it will; but have little hopes of — — ee one being constructed from Auburn, a the . Sergent at Arms. citizens of that burg are bec iniag wonderwer. E. B. Stoaehill of this place will fully exc ted about the improbabilities of # candidate for Sargent at Arms of the ‘Y** being able to get a railroad —ee . Senate. Mr. Stonehill is one of our most ‘ dto that place, from Folsom or some other enthosiastic and active democrats, and his — si oe . slifornia Central Road. election is much desired by ibe democracy Though the wild geese are now feeding on } of Nevada County. ' i the green grass that covers the avenues and . beautifully laid out plazas of Lincoln. we . Mr, Wm. F. Aaderson of Nevada, started, . predict that ine few. months bene iit agi . yesterday for the Warbee diggings by aes . be the depot for nine tenths of the travel of Dowanciville, where be contemplates ge oo ¢ svete Conny: a Oe cating permanently. Mr, Anderson is an! frou Sacremento: ity. old resident of our county ; where he is. ere saad much esteemed and bas a host of friends. . a #8" The Nevada Journal says that the n the adroqnired to make the trans mjustto and would be considered last week. . tri reat disparity between ‘the jaside of three days; aad the pas . may, Sacramento to Nevada ou this route wi ver has been, in. *hich they have allowed to be diverted iut been lowered but a few feet, when the su ta mp, produ e He is a fine orator, an able Lawyer, a round . * Devil” is a Democrat. . pational democrat, and a whole-souled gontlemau. May success attend him. a Se 22> Suow ia reported to be four feet deep at Virginia Town, Washoe diggings, A scanty suppiy of provisions) and the ioGlemency of the weather has driven the tainers from that locality to Carson City, where they are represented to be luxuriating aa beau ; oker, @nd strychnine whiskey. As the Journal is the organ of the “Black spirit,” we suppose it speaks officially, The election of Conness in El Dorado county, is attribated to the disaffection of Wellers friends, who it appears prefered for the Legislature tbe most rabid Broderickite in the state, to a good democrat, who wonld not make any pledges to eupport Mr. Weller for the Senate. tothe people of NevadaCounty. It 4s the inttlatory ia building a mountain road, an will be extended from time to time as “tirowmstances willadoit. A contract has been entered into, for the construction of seven mites of the road, to connect with the California Central Road at Lincoln! and to terminate in the neighborhood of Gold Hill. Placer Co, beini the most favorable and direct liue to Grass Valley and Nevada, The fronrails chairs and «pikes are alrerdy porchased, shipped, and on the war to San, Francisco ; . and no reasorable doubt exicts, of the com. pletion of the roud to that point, by the first of June next, From the terminus of . of the railroad.a turopike has been surveyed and will be constructed early in the spring. to English’s Bridge across Bear River. It requires no prophet to forsee, that on the completion of this section of the Moun. tain Railroad, with a good wagon round connection to Grass Valiey, that it will soon become the great throughfare, for the travel and commerce of the Cornties o. Sierra and ustro territory on the ern slope, the vast ree being developed, The Merchan Nevada, and the la rees of which, are ts oi vars Valley and Nevada wil! be cnabied to rville road, and form its sireeeive their zeods on the sane day that they are shipped from Sacramenty, if gee two days ot the farthest, would be re ‘rroriato In good weather loaded leams ean make the from the depot to Nevada sud back perhaps, be considercd some palliation for . not oceupy over five hours, We hope the citizens of Nevada County reference to, will faily appreciate this golden oppertunity to secure the vast trade which natarally and geographically, belongsto them, but 1 ivto ther channels, through sheer indifercuce 1ud inactivity. y Secidernt, On the afternoon of Wednesday last. Ie ry Shaw stepped into the tub to decend a ft, near Buena Vista Ranch. Le bad onnecting the rope and tub, giving way, bh , was precipitated to the botiom of the shaft. a compound fra , ture of the thigh, with other severe conta ons of the body. Dr. Cleveland was cal led, who adjusted the limb, aud he is now loing well. We regret exceeding! shaw should bave been so unfortuaaie; for he is indeed one of our most useful men, being a practical miner, and an excellent machinist. ' Te had just, by great energy, completed the works, engine and all, preparatory to the working of the newly discovered blue lead, ‘near the Brena Vista Ranch, when the mis— . hap overtook him. We trust. bis recovery will be speedy The same rigging that gave way with Mr. Shaw, had been raising water and passing " men up and down all day, and littl George . Roberts had gone dowa in the tub ue day before. Jt’s the last straw that breaks the comel’s back—iis the destruction of the last metalic particle that parts the well tried . ct Kell inte a Shalt. Alexander Robbius, on Thuraday after hunting, and finding a . in pursuit of which t ; rbed, waiked inio a shalt, thirty feet noon last. was aut : became totally ldeep, gun in hand. Mis Jeft foot struck a pine log at the bottom, causing compound jdislocation of the ancle joint, the shin bone sundering and thrusting through the skin.— . Dr. Cleveland was called, who set the limb, and he is as comfortable as is consistent with the vielence of the injury. From the Nevada Journal, we learn that on Wednesday last at about § o'clock P. M. a party of robbers entered the Store of Mr. . John Wise at Pleasant Valley, oo Bear river presented their pistols and demanded money and valuables. Wise was behind the counter at the time and another was in the adjoining room with his wife. The robbers soon had it their own way and bonnd the men. They then preceeded to search the premises. The following list of articles taken has been foraished us by Constable Asher who gave us an account of the affair : One large gold specimen weighing 334 oz forty small specimens weighing from $1 to $5 each ; One plain gold ring weighing $13: three plain geid riogs, value not known ; one gold ring with white quartz set ; another gold ving, shield; one gold breast pin, quartz set blacked in the ceater ; one gold specimen worth $4 ; two gold studs with square . chain fastening them together ; two buckskin purses in one 62 02, mostly Bear River dust ; three small boxes of dust containing altogether 36.0z of Bear River dost; a gold wateh with lomg lady’s guard chaip valued at $200: a small lady's watch with siiver chain worth $75 ; a lot of gold coin, $100 in twenties, and $175 ip tives; Ofty-two pieces of forign silver coin ; a small tive shooting Colt. The value of all the articles taken is estimated at over $4,500. . The robbers were «ll masked.—Five jumped through the door at oace, the foremost having two revolvers in his bands, another a large knife, and all armed. More were outside. How many was not ascertained. Mr. Wise offers a reward of $500 for the apprehension of the robbers, PETE EOE ES EEE 16 REE ETS OES ETD STP TE Ie AEN ES tae RR 7. enlisting fn the sui The F 1. Govergment is. bougd to profect theexpored frontier of such of the States ws ore Jiablec at any#time to hostile attacks ondife and property. The way things are olng om. it will be ia asbort time, if [tis 2 va already, the duty of the Federal Govthe wisdom of your fathers! eromenttostation U.S. Troops along the, sie — barders of the Slave States (o protect then . j from Abotition ilibusters. It is true that Black Republicanism !

An Extravagant “ Cuss.” idf course, if there is no other way, they tust do so; but this devolves upon the Fed. curity tu the lives of the people of the Slave . States, and the tenure of their property, . the snug litde sum of $120.000,000. Havf why, then, the purposes of the confederation . . " 3 f , ing one day accidently asked what the old . advantages o 1d the sooner the South ! sunders self from ter evemies the better. : swallowed the answer, and at once gave orders to rebuild that edifice. The joke cost his majesty $12,500,000. The “ Diamond Nobody dreamed of Old Br s foray, an who knows wher * abolition attack i . : ‘ wilegee Wedding” falls into insignificance, com. 1 Slave tates, ahd Loe Lives al the ee ' . pared to tie nupti . i ple? This is beautiful,is'at it? Flow will all / ” a wee ee his daughters, which depleted the Royal purse over $2.000,000 this appear in the eves of European crowned he lt is enough to make an Amerjean blush for hiscountry, that such transactions shoald occur within its limite, and, until the Free States take National ground . Beaeit of the Catholic Charety will come —and we believe they will-and breakdown . 0% &¢ Hlamiltoh Hall on Moutlay = evening inally and forever the Repu ay expect from time to tie, ne one, 02 the evening of the first Ball, prevented the nows how often, a repetition of the Harattendance of a large aumber who desired per’s Ferry raid. ‘The responsability rests . be present, ond at the request of many States, They have the ma-. &uch, the Committee have determined to an; ee and they Bounce another party as above. From the ch athunddine eviliseatiiniiice. ws political Character and energy of those who are activly idal, degepttveranks of Horrmay Parsuyts.— i wishing The? will ensnare, . Holiday ' presenta for’ hom file de will do and then destroy you. Beware of the 5 000 . well to procure a fine Ambrotype at Wood's. preachers, with Beecher at their head, the} We make this euggestion Bedause we know chief in revolt, and bide your faith ia the! there is nothing so well calculated to keep Constitution of the United States, which is. live old associations, and stir anew those <. m8 . $17,000,000 ear : ; i eral Government, ant if it fails to give ce. ‘,000,000 a year ; he is unable to meet . . hisextravagant expenditores withoat bor. ga There will bea Turkey Shooting towing of his subjects, to whom he owes the match at the American Ranch, five miles bePalace of Dalmabache cost, and being told . (hy way of a joke) that it was about $120, he . . . i ican party, 9X4 The unfavorbale state of the = —————— in TL, Se . feelicgs of friendship, and love which we owe to the friends of our youth, a8 the inter. change of life like pictures, net bodly daub— . éd or botch-work pictures, which will soon a Salt un of Turkey is a great epend-! faae ont, but startling life-like pictures, euch Tada Wists dae Teeadint teeaed thrift aswell asa great fool. Although . as are taken and may be had any day at . the Slave Stutes can protect themselves, and . having one ninth of the income of the Woods’ Daguerredtype Rooms on Milf &t.,~ Empire, for his private tie amountaing to . who is addmitted, by all artiets and judges to have no superior in the State, . low this place on Saturday Dec 24,—the day . before Christmas, , NEW TO-DAY. Great Excitement IN GRASS VALLEY, THE ORIGINAL HONEST JOHNS Rexerir Bask rocial Ball for the . GODFREY AND LEU; No 8, Mill Street, Grass Valley, Opposite the Masonic Mali, Have Received for the Holidays, 100 Boxes Fine Layer Raisins and Currants,§ which will be sold, as heretofare, at Cheaper than San Francisco Prices. We Lave alse received White and Brown Sugar. Hams, Baden, Pork, Lard, Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Oysters, Clams; Lohutera, Candles, Soap, Mustard & Pepper We have a fine assortment of E.adics, Misses sad Children’s Shoes Clothing, Pants, Vests, Coats, & UnderGarments . Together with— Hoots, Shoes, Yankee Notions, Tobaceo & Cigars. party at pleasure We call upou them, not eogaged in this recond entertainment, the 18 politicians, but as freemen; not for our. public may rest assured that no efforts wil; elves, who will pass a y in a few years, be spared to render the oecasion one of the / Also, a Fine Assortinent of ie ti tie ae terity to come: Piessantest which bas» taken place for a. bot in the uameof the» liberty of this coun. . '9%8 ume. bi salene. Watinithes of freedom thro’; [t is to be hoped, also that the; worthy out the world ja, the unrecorded eycles of object to which the surplas proceeds are to be . time. to» abandon a sectional orzanization devoted, will iaduce many who may feel an whieh should he frowned down b patriot, as but the preliminary of a civil, Slled; we understand that a number of tickevery true interest therein, to see that the hall is well . eonfiict which shall blet ont tue brightest ¢ts have already been sold-—but yet there ia hopes of the fatherg of the revolution, The oom. South will stand by the Constitution and the ional Standard ; but she is powerless, uasted hy the patriotism of the North.— Till the North be true tothe Union? We \ofLee & Simpson. Roach met the ‘China , nan in the road and went to work on him . Treason, Asssu.t and Batreny.—A man named . ‘Roach was tried on Thursday last, before . Judge Richardson, for Assault and Battery . 8. WALKER, & against B. 1. LAMARQUE, forthe suri on the person of 2 Chinaman near the mill The San Francisco D sily Times, the lead-. ty in clearing himeelfof the charge of high. ing Repu a paper of this Sease, says,. way robbery. Intoxication spologized ‘for . fit * Dred Seott Decis: . Roach and his former good character barely i ugveratic Party, . saved him from being convicted of a serious admitting its triumph in the i'eesidential . crime,the Chinaman’s eyes were nearly knock. coutest of 1860, the people of te North will . ed out, Whiskey and the too free use of anaxe : ; . on = ae hot salmit to it, Now the Dred Scott De. handle cost Roach $75. He bas been learnt . bidder cision, is, a8 every oue knows, by the author. a Jesson we trust. ity of the Constitution itself tux Coxstite-. “ ' Seatanniioen F&> Ab Tong Chainaman was fined, on . December 6th, by Justice Richardson $37 . iding cost, for striking A Dang witha} hatchet on the back of the bead. On the same day, Ab Pat, Chinaman, was ence t> the Constitution of the United. brought before Justice Richardson of a . States, is, self rien —for the Supreme Coart is the author itative exponent of that eacred document, st of true liberty which is the only ¢ ' that has ever been bequeathed to the children of men; aod he who threatens resis. ev y # traitor io theory, . charge of aassult.and battery upon Ah Tong . and fidelity to his speech bat is nec-. and fined $25,00 and including cost. cessary to the perpeiration of « crime, conane ' sidered by all enlightened nations as the William Hi. Adams was arrested on. the . obhisinating criminal offense of all others ; . 9thinst., and brought before Justice Rich. ardson, on complaint of A. Jessel for assault times go to und battery. defendant plead guilty and prove, but that the Republican party is, to paid a fine of $1,00 and cost $36 and was i ! discharged. . the comm/ssion of Treason. What does this remark of the } all intent * the Abolition par#4 The Dasbaways. as as will be seen . enie etles of tudeme 3 ty? Atm urieties of judgment, and by our columns, to-day have / on of men; amid the prejudices of sectional interest, and tbe . ¢ . . convulsions pacsionate excitement; amid “A chiel among you taking notes, « And faith he'll prert ‘em. ’’ ' ter ca P They bave another mecting on Wednesday the sharp conflicts, bordering upon violent rence, social, moral, relicions and po. that’ must inevitably arise, from time in the bistory of this Republic, so Wednesday. TesrcuicorkaN.—Messrs Compton & Laee Lee 2 ERR ee . . wer to the complaint of GEORGE N. BROWN, filed . ge, within ten days from the service of this se " J + Writ and expanding, the complete. . marque will commence a Dancing School, . ty days if served on you in this District and out of . cheerful and unqualified sabjugation of all . on Friday evening next at Hamilton Hall, . ly proclaimed teachings of the Constitution, . is the sole guarantee—the only true key: stoue to the perpetuity ef the Union. Whenever a party shall indicate, as does the Re. publican, through the sentiment expresse . is always resorted to by those who follow this calling by its ieading Journals, that, under any cirMr. Hughs, has until recently been a resident of this . cumstances, it wiil prove unloyal to, in the place dnd was ts: 1668 and "63: eutimated tebe worth “yh ' some $25,000, nearly all of which was swindled away . slightest degree, or call in question, under . ¢., him, by dishonest employees and debtors. Ruy pretence whatever, ihe mandates of the . The deceased was formely from Boston Mass. Constitution, as recognized by the Sapreme. He was a brother of tr. Tomas Hughs the propri. Court of the United States, whatever our . ter of the Park Hotel between this place and Nevada. private opinion, When contrary,to the legal ana ; sisan named Roberts. It appears that both parties were employed as stcamboat runners, and the alterSap A cemeyt.—Frank Hussey, the minstral man { into « diffleulty with another in the Belle Union, fly from ifs standard as from the ensign of a . san Franciseo, on Monday evening last, and in self traitorous lond, and wage against it, to our . defence drew a p'stol which avcidentlly went off, killatest breath, if neccessary, a patriotic war . line almost instantly Tom Raléigh. Both Hussey and of extermination, and we had about as soon . **leigh belonged to the same troupe ofnegra mins trels. Raleigh was formerly a resident of Nevada. eee ee . connections may have beea with it, or oar ‘ . . attachment for it, on other ground, we will . . . be exterminated ourselves, as to be unsuc. cessful. ; . ‘ Dens ror Buwise Covsty Bosrrrat.—The Board of How in the name of a!l we hold dear; in Supervisors opened the bids for building the county . the name of the nnborn millions, whose man. Hospital, on Tuesday. That of Messrs Long & Shul. . . . fest well being depends on the wisdonr of . ts of this ~ oe lowest NAPs more our own conduct; in the name of the heroes nerslueies “4 gid Shout » Sueey ee were é 7 ne putin altogether. The Nevada Jornal says the hos. of the Revolution, who hallowed with their pital is to be built up Deer Creek on a rising emi. blood the soil of America to freedom, a8 i8 . neuce. . developed in the Constitution of the United . States, and bequeathed to us by the unrivalCowsnwss.—-Congress assembled at Washington on ed wisdom of such men as Jefferson and Mad. Mouday last. ° Honrepe.—On Tuesday last Mr. Henry Hughes was . shot dead instantly, om the levee at Sacramento, by . . . We invite Families, Hotel Keepers, Mimersiand all who wish to buy their Goods Cheaper than at San Erancisco Prices to give usa cell Everything must be Sold at Half Price: Only One Price asked at our EstablisLment, Nj .@pD AS AL a SHERIFF'S SALE. UE of a Decree on Foreclosure to me direeted aud iss out of the District Court of the 14th al District in and for Nevada County, State of aia, ona Judgment rendered in said Court on the 5th day of Nov. A.D 1859, in faver of THOMAS Bi VI Calif of Three Hundred and Ninety Dollars and Fitry Cents, principal debt. with interest on the said sum of $600,50, at the rate of Three percent per montis, from September 28, 1860, until paid, together with all costs of suit,—for the sale of the following de. : teat } a“ ” ro ) i — in such a manner as he had no little difficul: . ***!be' property, to wit A lot or pareel of ground in said Township— Grass Valley 7 ship) om the Westerly side of Mill street, fronting eighty-three feet on Mill street, by Two Handred aud Fifty-one feet in depth, favre wiless, toChureh Street, and having a ffont on Charch Street ef One Huudred and Twenty-one fewt sald lot be wundedon the Notth hy C. K. Hotailings loi, on the South by lots of Miss Lang end j the Atrican Chureh with the wpputtenanees. tice is hereby given + ti the abowe deséri , for cash, in front mi} will expose to public. 4 property. to the Lighest f the Court House door, jin Nevada City, on TUESDAY, the Bd day of January, A. £). 1959, between the hours of @ . o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock, P.M. J. B. VANIIAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. CONSTABLP’S SALE. Dureka Township—Counry of Nevada, Ky Virtue of an Execution to me delivered, iasu et out of W.W. Caperton’s Court, an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Township of EKureks, County of Nevada, and State of California, bearing . date, December Ist, 1859, in faver of M. W. CON N ots LY, and against OSCAR BABCOCK, for the <wn venty-eight Dollars and Eighty-five Cents debt, ' damages aad costs of suit—l have this day levied ant seiaed upon the following described property to wit: All the right, tithe and interest of Oxear Nabeock, in and to a Ranch situated on Uriean¢ Flat, County and State aforesaid, and known as the Crothers & Uabcock Ranch. Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to pbtie sale the above described property to the highest bidder, for Cash, on the ground, on MONDAY, the ith day of December, A PD. 1859, between the . hours of 10 o’elock, A. M. and 4 P. M. to antisfy the . above demands and acceuing casts. Given under my hand this Ist day of December, A. D. 1859. M. MURPHY, Const. KE. T. SUMMONS. . State of California, County of Nevada, Dis. trict Court of the 14th Jadicsal District of said State. evening next. Twenty-seven joined last ) The People of the State of California, to-HENRY C. HOWARD, Greeti You are hereby summoned to @ r and ans served on you in this County, within twenthis County, and within forty days if served on you in the State and out of this District, in an action commenced anthe 3lst day ef October, A. D. 1859, > said Coart for a“ a fe fee som of Five Hundred and Sixty-five Dolars, allecged to be due Plaintiff from Defendant, ee a wd sory note for money loaned to Defendant by Plaintifl, at Defendant’s special instance and request,— . eation gre out of the violent personal abuse, which . with interest on the sum of One Hundred Do! {at the rate of fite per cent per month, from . sinee the date hereof, and interest upen . . herein directed, Plaintiff will také Judgment against the balancs at the rate of ten per cent per annum—all ° larly set forth in Plaintiffs complaint on file in the Clerks office of this County, and you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer wie com) as you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, apd leo demand Slike feast such other relief as is prayed for in Plaintiffs said’ 5 In testimony whereof I, John rg Clerk of the District Court, aforesaid, do “hereunté set my hand and impress the seal of said Court, at Offiee, tecttr ot Nevada, this 8th day of December, A. ‘hi JOHN,S. LAMBERT, Clerk. By Joseph Roberts, Deputy. By Order of Hon. David Belden, County Judge, ia and for Nevada County, California. A True Copy— Attest” JOHN 8. LANGER Dibble & Ladsing, ‘Aueinepe tor Phoedane 20-3m Dwellings, Verandas, Cemeterys, &e. the attention of Guiiders and all others anticipating a want of Iron Railirg, Vi Balconies, &c., to their extensiv assortment of Patterns, which are bop on Sie shour , at the corner of 25. éome a an Tebbeese: To those who ae i ild, or dinh to” inclose their . ison and Henry; in the name of all this, we say. bow can men desecrate the most per* fect and happy political Coastitution that can be conceived of, by attaching themselves fo a party that openly amd unabashed, threatens to revolutionize, to crush, to destroy a government which affords to its citizens, all the rights, all the liberties, and all the happiness comprehensibe by the Samblest or the most gifted of human kind ? Beware, we say, ye yeoman patriots, of. house in Sen Francitco, on the $th inst. would say thet rd . ‘tliecennisincil with us, who are Ag Gannizt Sxrrg.—Is reported to be insane and is . ™Odern patterns froin New ; : , and Boston. branch of our bisness is more, « This : ‘Machi . confined in the Innatic asylum at Utica, Im his rav/ ings he speaks of Harper's Ferry matters, and seems to be disposed to commit suicide. Coon, Grex Coppice and Copeland, Harper's Ferryitsurrectionists have been sentenced to die on the 16Lhi of December. j : Dow Jr. Daan,—Elbridge Gerry Page, “Dow Jr.”’ ofthe Golden Era died suddenly in avery mean