February 11, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL wNSELY PAPER, PORLISHED EVERY P49URDAT MORK i We aT GRase VALLEY, NEVApA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. a ) a x PRICEOF ADVERTISING. square ofThirteon Lines irst insertion.21.50} WV()T, 2, Subsequent insertion.. Socccccscesse 1,00 Grass Valley Advertisements. S. (, RICHARDSON, eae & Counsellor A Sacramento Advertisements. Orleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, ae SACRAMENTO.. AND NOTARY PUBLIC. THIS well known and long established Hotel havWill promptly attend™ o all business confided to . ing been thoroughly repsired and re furnished, will ie care im Nevada and adjoining Counties. be open for the reception of visitors on the 22nd blean collect two months’ pay, back pay, extra . iustaot. ? : ‘vations aad transportation expences for all teamwsters No trouble wil! be spared in conducing to the ‘tm the Utah Expedition. Information free. wants of onr friends, and others who may favor us Partiew . with their patronage. eae oe eee bt large AUNDRY has been built and added to Mill St. at the Room formerly oceu. . the House for the convenience of visitors. ipied by E. W. Spofford, Kaq. ‘bret POLLARD & BEARD, Prop'rs. A. POLLARD, formerly of the the ‘Oriental ” } J. R Beano. San Francisco. S. C. RICHARDSON, ~ {q.S nie. isso, oo JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. [gio RS, WINES, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly occupied by KE. W. Spofford. BRAN DIES ’ &C. NOTICE. Foreign & Domestic. HE andersigned have this aay formed a Law Co . THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in partnership underthe firm andatyle of Dibble) BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA ° . For a onstant supply of Goods, w Y y pply of the above Goods, are no fopt. 15, 1856 DIBELE & LANSING. prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as nate they can buy from any House in San Frasciseo,— Thereby saving Freightand Charges from Seo Francineo to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of Wu. RANDALL, PMESICIAN & SURGHON . uiya (Late of North San Juan.) McWILLIAMS & Co., lally announces his location in GRASS 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. vA permanently. ’ RESIDENCE—Corner of Rank and AuburaStreets . . B. Remember a & Co., Sacramento. a* Gen. Richardson's Old Cottage. . HEUSTON, Resident GR Dentist. HASTINGS, Dr. Harris bas located himself in Grass Valley, a and offers his services asa & co., ty thee chtmar at te toes sad tereneing. LERROMANT TAILORS, @euntry desirous of first class Dental Uperations. A nd ] mporters . Than the same atyle of Goods can be bought elsewhere, as we make our own Goods pay Cash and sell 4 ki , MAIN ° eae of Fashionable -_----C othing, . Cor, J and 2nd Streets, Sacramento. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS i , WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODS,"the Main Street. .Grass Valley. Pa, veaianaineah te I Best Made (lothing in the State. Competent Judges pronounce our Goods equal tothe . Best Custom Made, and ¢ 3 “ reent TF SUBSCRIBER having removed to his New Fire . We Guarantee to Sell 25 pe € Prvof Building. takes pleasure in informing the L E Ss Ss @itizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is Opening the Largest and Best . j for Cash. Selected Stock of Furniture, gar THE NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED.-6e Ever Brought to this Place. Call aud see them. ; Mer Everything belonging to House Furnishing, gar Tailor’s Trimmings, Squares, Cloths, Cassi epoch as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, . meres and Vestings for saleat « slight advance on and Blankets, will be found in creat variety—aAll of NEW YORK COsT!! which will be sold om the lowest terms, for Cash. Feeling thankfu' to the citizeas of this place and ., Self Supporting Shoulder Braces, Buek vicinity for their liberal patronage heretofore. I feel Bags, Pateut Self pm Shits. eonfdent if they call o2 me now, they will find me H. H. & CO.'S Indian Tan Buck Gloves, by the determined to be undersold by no other Store‘in the F dozen, case, or zingle pair. mountains, inf O. JOHNSON. Firet_Premiums Awarded at the State Fairs, 1858 and 1859, and ut the Meebanics’ Lustitute. San Francisco. 3-Ime The Subscribers having completed their NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, On Main Street, Grass Vailey, Have just opened one of the Largest, and most Complete Stocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Cheaper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLACE. Our atock conrists of a very lacge assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF Thumauer & Zinn, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. FEB. 11. Nevada Advertisements. — ———— ada National. 1860. NO. 29, LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. County Surveror’s OFrFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. JOHN L. GAMBLE, } f J. OSTROM, County Surveyor. f 1 Deputy. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against omploying other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. Caar. 20, Sec 3.—Noservey or resurvey hereaf ter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in a Court within thisstate. JOHN L.GAMBLE. tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.) [THOMASP. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW OFFICE—Ia Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, eorner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 AANA IAD ANOS vee SALOON! Harrington & Patterson, 0 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 toall their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visite, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly. TheSaloon will be farnished with new and mag nifcent BILLIARD TABLES, andevery appendage complete. TME BAR ip Gtted up in the finest style, and supplied with the choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars. Nevada, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf H. MACKIE, Agent, NEVADA, AT FREEMAN & CO.’S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, FIRE INSURANCE Hartford Fire lnsunanee Co,. Hartierd. Phenix Insurance Co... ss eotsag New Werk. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. Philadelphia. Gerard Insurance Co.,..Marine Insurance. Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. Philadelphia. Neptune Insurance Co.,.. = Life Insurance. United States Life Insurance Co., New York. A ibis LOIS On Policies issued fer the above Companies, will be promptly paid in Cash, at our Office, Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, Leather Travelling &. B.COR. CLAY & BATTERY STS. SAN FRA CISCC Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary. —AND— _. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. . Af, MACHINE SHOP. it] AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinds of . CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tool« sapenor to those of any other Foundary in the . Mountains, and patierns forall kiuds of Saw-Mill ard Qaarte-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from & to 15 inches in diameter, Irop Fronts for Brick Buildings, Raleony and Awning Posts, &e. We will also build STEAM ENGINES ofall kinds, from 8 to 40 horse nower, Fugines made to erder, at the shortest notice. Castings of every description, promptly exceuted, Having THREE LARGE V.ATHES in running order we can fil! orders quicker that any other shop io th: . mountains . Any one wanting work done will do well to ca! and exaitone our extensiqe lot PATTERNS. Mar Ali Orders Punctually Attended to. ey W. HEUGH. D. THOM JOHN MeARTAUR 30m Propreito:s. . THE NEVADA NATIONAL. SSS a see: = The Committee recently appointed by the gprs: jinneiiiiieias BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We bave, in connection with the Nrvana Nariowa Newsraren Estantisnwext. a JOR OFFICF, capabl of executing every description ef Jeb Werk, such a Breewwess Carns, Cineviuns, Hawnpurtrs, Bits. Heaps, Posters, Law Biaxea, Batt Tickers, ProGtayeys, Pts or Fare Booxs and Pawrutets, Ere. which will be execa wih neatness and dispatch, on reasonsblete:ms The Indigent Mick, Only two bids were received at the late War It is a well known custom among the . Grass Valley Library Society to procure . meeting of the Supervisors for taking care Chinese to pay all their debts previous to. the delivery of a course of Lectures before . of the indignent sick. Dr. C. T. the advent ofa New Year. So binding iy. that Association, have secured the services . ered to take the charge for seventy-five this custom, and so dishonorable ia it con~ . Of the following gentlemen, who will speak . cents aday,in cash,or serip enfficient to sidered among them to fail in a compliance . pon the subjects and at the times noted by . make up that amount, Dr. R.M. Hunt prewith it, that it sometimes leads to the most. lew. These lectures will be delivered in the . Posed to provide for the patients at the rate disastrous consequences, as is witnessed by . Congregational Church, and will be free to . of one dollura day. puyable in scrip on the an occerence which took place near San . 4!l. Juan, at the commencement of the recent Chinese New Year, the particulars of which . siegnomy.”’ are given in the Hydrauclic Press. It apDr. Wu. Raxvatt. ~—* 4 pears that the dead bedy of a Chinaman was Rev. Mr. Dear, M eta 9 found suspended from an Alder limb. ina my asain Esa ,* " 13th prs ond wild, secluded place mile or two from teuitie Ca bilities ” ve ee Nortb San Juan. The facts elicited at the A.B einies Eeq April 27th inquest were about as follows : and Dest fe es eee The deceased owed some of his country. . Overton indigent sick fund. There being little or Dr. E. A. Tompxtns, February 17—"“Phy_ . 2° difference in the two bids, at the rate the scripis now selling, the bid by Dr. Hunt was accepted, Thirty-four patients bave been admitted into the buspitalgduring the past three monthe, thirty-five have been discharged, three have died and seventeen atill remain, The average number under " Life treatment during the year haw been twenty— two, and the total cost to the county base men. at the close of the year, $500, which he . Ym The U. s. Navy ow in actual com-. b*e2 $9.400. About one third of the patient wae unable to pay. Troubled in his mind at . mission numbers but 36 ships, with 569 guns tenes cere jared SENG GEM. -» his delinquency he went off. none knew . and about 9000 men and officers. Seven of whither, until the discovery of bis bedy. He . these ships are on the Pacific Coast with 91 bad placed his chin overs simple loop of . guns. Asmall fleet this when compared cotten stuff, attached tea limb only a few . with European navies. Yet amall as it is, it inches above his head, and must have swung . forms s nucleus around whicb in case of need himeelf off from a foot Prop. ltis thought; anavy might be prepared in less than two he bad been dead nearly a fortnight. Near . years which might bid defiance to a world his body on theground,wae a purse contain. in arms. an American balf-dime, which the miserable . man had probably flung from him in dieguat just before taking his fatal leap. —— The deepest shaft inGreat Brittian . if not in the world isat Dunkerfield, It is . 2058 feet in depth, required 12 years labor to WwaThe recent discoveries of Silver, Cin. commp lete it, at a cost of $500,000. It was) nebar, Tin, Iron &c, affords the moat indu-. sunk for coal. bitable evidence that but very little is yet _ knewn of the real mineral wealth of Cali-. j@Mr. Douglass made the assertion in fornia. . the Senate, on the 12th of January, that he . would not receive the nomination of the Me Mr. Henry Everett, the Supervisor of Charleston Convention on any other piatthis county from the 3d district, has recen. form than that on which be himseif stood, tly returned from the east, whither he has. and that bereafter he should fully reply to been ea a visit to the “ old folke at bome.” all attacks on bimeelf. . Notwithstanding the attempted deMeetine or Exrnemes.—Civilization and aials, the truth of the reported brutal Hindibarbarism may be said to come together am massacre in Round Valley, seems to be. when fashionable ladies aud’ savage lodians fully confirmed. Can such things be ? each paint their faces. B® J. W. Lockwood, of this place who . Quartz Jonson, a name by which one of was seriously injured. some time since while . the most enterprising Quartz operators of siding the Sheriff in ea attempt to arrest . Mariposa county is familiarly known, bas tome robbers has received an appropriation . recently discovered a silver mive in the vi-. cinity Coulterville, which ie thought to be. a7 The Irish Catholics are about to arm of $2,500 from the Legislature. @® The camphene dealers of ne as have entered intoa combination, and are. now selling that article at cost and freight in order torun out an intinerant vender of . the article. Now is the time te lay in o supply. P@ Ailof the arrested Harper’s Ferry conspirators have met their fate om the gtb. bet, except Stevens ; he remains to be tried . by the Federal Courts and will, it is surmis— ed, escape death. } . Fortricatioxs at San Fraxcisco—The. ASunmenoen Crrr.—A company of divers Bulletin says that Gen. Totten still remains . bave receutly been examining the ruins of at San Frencisco, not enjoying his leisure . the old eity of Port Royal, now forming a but a busier mam than most of his juniors. portion ofthe barbor of the present city of He bas ecaled the most precipitous aceessi-. of that name on the Island of Jamaica which ble heights of Lime Point. with an eye to} was sunk by an earthquake many years ago. the fortification of the entrance te the bar. They report that they found the streets of bor. His men are sent back into the country . the submerged city entire, as they bad been and up the coast, from the Point, to discover . laid out, with the ruias of the buildings on where a hostile force could be landed in the . each side. Thisis a matter well worthy of rear. It is not yet known what the the Gen-. autiquarian researches, and we shall look Baskets, Willow Ware, Toys, LADIES’ WORK STANDS, ‘Children’s Carriages, Hobby Horses, dc., &c. 93 BATTERY STREET, — Between Commercial -" 4 Streets, Sao Francisco SPRING CLOTHING, The best stock o DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen in thie place. Also, a good relection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, eral will recommend in the way of additional . with much intereet for further particulars fortifications to the harbor, but bis recom-. from this interesting exploration. mendations, whatever they may be, will . doubtless be adopted. ; MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Born In Dest.—Every Englishman is born in debt and starts into life with a greHats, and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. importart to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY Z. HW. DENMAN, OULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand W the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, A ng Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where new prepared to Manufacture and Kepai and Wagons of every description, in ihe beat workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreasonebleterms. ggAl! work warranted. #@ Corriages Painted and Varnished. “Ge Grane Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf Watches, in great variety from the most Celeorate’ Makers. ) filver Ware, every article that may be required for Table use, made from Pure Coin. o Sewelry of the latest Patterns. As Good and Complete an Assortment of . We are receiving, by every Steamer, Fresh Goods, in this Line, Cookiug, Bar Room and Parlor} OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. STOVES, gaEvery article Warranted as Represented. 48 ean be fonnd in Grass Valley, may be seen at Those wishing any article in our line, will do well to call and examine our Stock, before purchasing. i ga Watch Ropairing and Engraving done in the Lloyd's Hardware Store, Main St.,. '™r 1. cuREVE & CO. Which will be Sold 21-5t 139 Montgomery St , San Francisco. ar 48 CHEAP AS THE CHEAPES1. “GB = J. B. PAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) Are You Insured? erin tet THE NEW ENGLAND Type, Presses, Printing Material, FIRE INSRANCE COMPANY PAPER, CARDS, OF HARTFORD, CONN., And PRINTERS STOCK generally. CAPITAL....9950,000, 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE (21) San Francisco. [ly] in the town of Grass Valley on terms as low as any other good and responsible New Discoveries at y be made te emanixswetisace, iNED. STONEHILL’S, Whe will make a survey of the and forward the eame te the Company's Ageat at San FranWell Known Siand, dressing wp in fine style for atrifie. Call uext door tothe CENTRAL MARKET. 5. COHN & BRO. The Best Assortment of the above named Articles, Un the Pacific Coast, will be found at Geo. C. Shreve, & o. 39 Moutgomery Street, San Francisco, Lo seine wa oe Oppesite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, ga All losses abjusted with c4 0 mimmediately. GRASS VALLEY. A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, Aad other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of Totneco, Playing Carde, Snuff, Pipes, &o. WM. FA Agent for said Company, Gorner of Sansome and Merebant streets, . Bin Bar Trancisen Wewill give the public achance, once more, of H. HARRIS & CO., (Successors to Harris & Marchand.} E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, , 13 J Street, Sucramente, 105 Sacramente Street, San Francisco, 4% Will continue to carry on the business of gy Melting. Refining and Assaying. vious burthen. The interest.on the national debt of Great Britian is $5 per anoum for every person in the realm, male and female from the babe in the cradle to the old gray haired manon the vergeof the grave. Of Fitiixe Ur, —The filling in at the junetion ef California, Market and Dram streets San Francisco, has created a mud bank off Clay street wharf te such an extent that the water shoaled there two feet within the . BD We frequently hear very severe animadversions ov California morals ; but the following paragraph, which we clip from aa eastern paper, isa littie abead of any we } ever beard or expect to bear of a California . family :— * A man is at present living in Hartford, Conn., who has been rather unfortunate in bis cennubial relations. Licis living with his third wife. His two first left bim,as he did not, they claim, act the part ofa tender provident husband. Neitber of these ever applied for or received a divorce, yet each of them has another busband with whom they are now living, one in Fairficld couaty. The father of this luckless individual lives with bis eecond wife in Litchfield county. Hin mother lives with ber second ,busband in Rhode Island, and neither the father ner mother were ever divorced.” B® The poets speak of the trees ‘putting on their summerattire.” The question naturally arises, where doesa tree getits summerattire? Why out of its trunk to be sure. fe Governor Downey, our present worthy and popular Chie) Magistrate isa native of the County of Rosscommon, in Ireland. for the purpose of enlisting inthe Popes army. Meetings have been beld in various parte of Ireland, offering loud cheers and fighting men to the suport of the Holy Fa— ther, against his dis afected subjects in Italy. B® Capt. Connor, of Stockton, bas, ac— cording to the * Republican,”’ constructed a hoge plow weighing 2 tons, to plough up Tule land, epon which Stocktonians purpose raising Tobacco, Rice, &e. pe Their are 125,000 Catholics in the City of Philadelphia, with two Colleges, two theolgical semioaries and nineteen parochial schools in which 10,000 children are tang bt. As Acep Birp.—An Owl recently died at Arundel Castle Eog, supposed to be about 200 years of age. It bad been blind fer the last 25 years. Drren Extenstox.—The Nevada Democrat learus thatthe miners of Chalk Bluff and Red Dog, have recently finished a ditch, thirteen miles ia length, takiog the water from tae big tunnel of the South Yubs. ditch and conveying itto Red Dog and other mining localities in that neighborbood. The owners ofthe ditch expect tu sell 1,000 Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U. 8. Mints. Returns made in from six t twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN. imens of Quartz Assayedand Valued. Terms ur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. HM. HARRIS 4&4 CO. October 11th 1859. —tf CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 172 MONTGOMERY STREET. Bye Washington and a (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCLUM ATER, FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. past fifteen days. Anotber bank of like dimensions bas been formed alittle north of Vallejo street, frem filling doue at Pacific street. pm The present is said to be the coldest winter experinced in the Atlantic . States and Europe for a long term of years. pm The eclipse of the moen on Monday evening came off according to the programme of the Almanac makers. The evening was clearand beantiful, and as the moun rose above the mountains in the east, about one half her surface was enveloped within the eclipsing shadow of the earth. Tas Carness Year.—It may have been noted by many, that the Chinese New Year whicb is made such a hilarious time with Moowry’s Exprmas, Folsom . Contra Costra Gazerre, Martiner. Nara Crrv Henaup, Napa City. Bunicta Seerivet, Benicia. them, dees not slways occur at the same MOUNTAIN MESENGER, rg , annual period of our time. The difference dupdeur Gane ah tee, arries¢ from the fact that the Chinese Avamnoa Hexacp measure their time by moons—twelve moons for a year. The difference between the lunar and the solar year is made up by intercallary days, like our intercallary day added every four years to the month of Febuary. Theintercaliary is added after every period of thirty-two months, and censists of an entire moon, or month. Thus the New Year just entered upon commenced on the 22nd January, while (this being an intercallary year) the next year will not com mence aati] the 3d of Febuary next. Alameds County Gazette, San Family Circle, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisce, Dalles Journal, Dalles, % Hutchin’s Magazine, Sao Lettery Netice.—Persens Tiekets the Lotteries o” Wood, Eddy && Co., he their address to the Principal Office, at Fran. Francisco, saming the Class, Number and Official Drawingt, will be _——_ forwarded. Prizes wil be cashed, om presentation and everything commenSicaton im person, oc eddrennlng throng the Peet i person, or Pes' a. Care of Weod, Rady, & Ce. ww Montgomery Stevst, baa Boccime Ye A map of Chine made one thousand yeere before Christ is still in existence. . the entire population there is only about six million of producers, among whom this enormous tax isto be divided, which makes the actual assessment $25 per annum. To this is to be added the expense of government with all its immense army and nary. So much for war, and royalty. The penalty of being born on Btish soilisan average of $25 per annum for every producer, in addition to his share of taxes fer the current expenses of the government. B® The totol assessed valuation of the State is a fraction over $131,008, Nearly all of this property has been created. since 1849, Thetotal amount of gold carried out of the State, as appears by the Cuetem House books and estimated as outgoing in private hands is not far from 650,000,000. The true amount is mere likely to exceed than fal) short of these figures. #@ Several years ago President Bucbanan invested $4000 the interest of which is annually disbursed in the purchase of fuel for “ poor and indigent females” in L-ancaster, Pa. The annual distribution took place last week, and the Lamcaster papers report a large number of worthy sod deserving claiments. : @@ The Stocktonians are carrying forward with considerable energy just now, the project of constructing s Railroad between that city and San Francisco. The enterprise, which can but be of great benefit to Stockton, has been so placed before the public that suceess is very probable. inches of water daily. par The Repablicaus of this County hold a Cousty Convention at Nevada, to-day for the purpose of clecting delegatesto a State Convention to be held at Sacramen. to on the 22d inst. County Convextion,—Tbe National Democratic Centeral Committee met in Nevada on Satarday last, and called a County Con. vention to meoton Friday, the 24th inst., 000 . elect delegates'to the State Convention. Ay Ixctpent.—Among the incidents of the late terrible disaster at Lawraace Mass, we have read of none more traly heroic or affecting than the following :— “ A little danghter of James Bannon, 10 years of age, was peoned fast in the rabbish when the fire broke out, and seeing that there was no escape for her, she took ber due bill from her pocket and banded it to another girl near her, and said,“ You will be saved, I will not, Give this to my poor dear father and bid him geod bye for me.” Mrs. Latuam.—The Sacramento correspondent of the Nevada Democrat, speaking of the departure of Senator Latham says:— Mrs, Latham remains in this city at present heing in too feeble health to undertake the voyage. I could noteuppress @ pang of sorrow, when I saw her to-day, as she passed in her carriage, looking so pale and attenuated, and yet so young. She willl believe undertake the journey overlaud in the Spring. — ses uiiilibiasueaiimeaai i ve Ne ee

THE NEVADA NATIONAL wNSELY PAPER, PORLISHED EVERY P49URDAT MORK i We aT GRase VALLEY, NEVApA COUNTY, CALBORNIA. a ) a x PRICEOF ADVERTISING. square ofThirteon Lines irst insertion.21.50} WV()T, 2, Subsequent insertion.... Socccccscesse 1,00 Grass Valley Advertisements. S. (, RICHARDSON, eae & Counsellor A Sacramento Advertisements. Orleans Hotel. Second Street, between J. & K. Streets, ae SACRAMENTO... AND NOTARY PUBLIC. THIS well known and long established Hotel havWill promptly attend™ o all business confided to . ing been thoroughly repsired and re furnished, will ie care im Nevada and adjoining Counties. be open for the reception of visitors on the 22nd blean collect two months’ pay, back pay, extra . iustaot. ? : ‘vations aad transportation expences for all teamwsters No trouble wil! be spared in conducing to the ‘tm the Utah Expedition. Information free. wants of onr friends, and others who may favor us Partiew . with their patronage. eae oe eee bt large AUNDRY has been built and added to Mill St. at the Room formerly oceu. . the House for the convenience of visitors. ipied by E. W. Spofford, Kaq. ‘bret POLLARD & BEARD, Prop'rs. A. POLLARD, formerly of the the ‘Oriental ” } J. R Beano. San Francisco. S. C. RICHARDSON, ~ {q.S nie. isso, oo JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. [gio RS, WINES, OFFICE—MILL ST.,GRASS VALLEY, At the Room, formerly occupied by KE. W. Spofford. BRAN DIES ’ &C. NOTICE. Foreign & Domestic. HE andersigned have this aay formed a Law Co . THE UNDDRSIGNED having made arrangements in partnership underthe firm andatyle of Dibble) BORDEAUX & PHILADELPHIA ° . For a onstant supply of Goods, w Y y pply of the above Goods, are no fopt. 15, 1856 DIBELE & LANSING. prepared to sell to the trade at as low a figure as nate they can buy from any House in San Frasciseo,— Thereby saving Freightand Charges from Seo Francineo to Sacramento. For the Character of our House and Quality of Wu. RANDALL, PMESICIAN & SURGHON . uiya (Late of North San Juan.) McWILLIAMS & Co., lally announces his location in GRASS 46 & 48 K Street, Sacramento. vA permanently. ’ RESIDENCE—Corner of Rank and AuburaStreets . . B. Remember a & Co., Sacramento. a* Gen. Richardson's Old Cottage. . HEUSTON, Resident GR Dentist. HASTINGS, Dr. Harris bas located himself in Grass Valley, a and offers his services asa & co., ty thee chtmar at te toes sad tereneing. LERROMANT TAILORS, @euntry desirous of first class Dental Uperations. A nd ] mporters . Than the same atyle of Goods can be bought elsewhere, as we make our own Goods pay Cash and sell 4 ki , MAIN ° eae of Fashionable -_----C othing, . Cor, J and 2nd Streets, Sacramento. NEW STORE, NEW GOODS i , WE HAVE THE FINEST STOCK OF GOODS,"the Main Street. .Grass Valley. Pa, veaianaineah te I Best Made (lothing in the State. Competent Judges pronounce our Goods equal tothe . Best Custom Made, and ¢ 3 “ reent TF SUBSCRIBER having removed to his New Fire . We Guarantee to Sell 25 pe € Prvof Building. takes pleasure in informing the L E Ss Ss @itizens of Grass Valley and vicinity that he is Opening the Largest and Best . j for Cash. Selected Stock of Furniture, gar THE NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED.-6e Ever Brought to this Place. Call aud see them. ; Mer Everything belonging to House Furnishing, gar Tailor’s Trimmings, Squares, Cloths, Cassi epoch as Carpets, Floor Cloths, Matting, Wall Paper, . meres and Vestings for saleat « slight advance on and Blankets, will be found in creat variety—aAll of NEW YORK COsT!! which will be sold om the lowest terms, for Cash. Feeling thankfu' to the citizeas of this place and ., Self Supporting Shoulder Braces, Buek vicinity for their liberal patronage heretofore. I feel Bags, Pateut Self pm Shits. eonfdent if they call o2 me now, they will find me H. H. & CO.'S Indian Tan Buck Gloves, by the determined to be undersold by no other Store‘in the F dozen, case, or zingle pair. mountains, inf O. JOHNSON. Firet_Premiums Awarded at the State Fairs, 1858 and 1859, and ut the Meebanics’ Lustitute. San Francisco. 3-Ime The Subscribers having completed their NEW, FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, On Main Street, Grass Vailey, Have just opened one of the Largest, and most Complete Stocks of CLOTHING, Ever offered in Grass Valley, and which we are determined to sell at prices, Cheaper than Any Establishment of the kind IN THIS PLACE. Our atock conrists of a very lacge assortment of THE LATEST STYLE OF Thumauer & Zinn, IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY. FEB. 11. Nevada Advertisements. — ———— ada National. 1860. NO. 29, LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. County Surveror’s OFrFice. COURT HOUSE, NEVADA. JOHN L. GAMBLE, } f J. OSTROM, County Surveyor. f 1 Deputy. LL PERSONS are hereby cautioned against omploying other Surveyors than such as may be deputized from this office. Extract from the Laws of California. Caar. 20, Sec 3.—Noservey or resurvey hereaf ter made by any person except the County surveyor or his deputy shall be considered legal evidence in a Court within thisstate. JOHN L.GAMBLE. tf County Surveyor HENRY MEREDITH.) [THOMASP. HAWLEY. MEREDITH & HAWLEY, ATTORNEYS & COUNSELLORS at LAW OFFICE—Ia Kidd & Knox's Brick Building, eorner of Pine & Broad Sts., Nevada. 3 AANA IAD ANOS vee SALOON! Harrington & Patterson, 0 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 toall their old patrons and friends to pay them frequent visite, and they hereby pledge themselves to give as good satisfaction as formerly. TheSaloon will be farnished with new and mag nifcent BILLIARD TABLES, andevery appendage complete. TME BAR ip Gtted up in the finest style, and supplied with the choicest and most costly Liquors and Cigars. Nevada, Nov 13, 1958.—n16 tf H. MACKIE, Agent, NEVADA, AT FREEMAN & CO.’S EXPRESS OFFICE, NEVADA, FIRE INSURANCE Hartford Fire lnsunanee Co,. Hartierd. Phenix Insurance Co..... ss eotsag New Werk. Quaker City Insurance Co.,. Philadelphia. Gerard Insurance Co.,...Marine Insurance. Quaker City Insvrance Co.,. Philadelphia. Neptune Insurance Co.,... = Life Insurance. United States Life Insurance Co., New York. A ibis LOIS On Policies issued fer the above Companies, will be promptly paid in Cash, at our Office, Sole Leather Trunks, Valises, Leather Travelling &. B.COR. CLAY & BATTERY STS. SAN FRA CISCC Nevada Iron and Brass Foundary. —AND— _. NEW STORE. NEW GOODS. . Af, MACHINE SHOP. it] AVING established ourselves in the above business we are now prepared to do all kinds of . CASTING with neatness and despatch. We have tool« sapenor to those of any other Foundary in the . Mountains, and patierns forall kiuds of Saw-Mill ard Qaarte-mill Machinery, Pumps, and Car Wheels from & to 15 inches in diameter, Irop Fronts for Brick Buildings, Raleony and Awning Posts, &e. We will also build STEAM ENGINES ofall kinds, from 8 to 40 horse nower, Fugines made to erder, at the shortest notice. Castings of every description, promptly exceuted, Having THREE LARGE V.ATHES in running order we can fil! orders quicker that any other shop io th: . mountains . Any one wanting work done will do well to ca! and exaitone our extensiqe lot PATTERNS. Mar Ali Orders Punctually Attended to. ey W. HEUGH. D. THOM JOHN MeARTAUR 30m Propreito:s. . THE NEVADA NATIONAL. SSS a see: = The Committee recently appointed by the gprs: jinneiiiiieias BOOK & JOB PRINTING MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY. We bave, in connection with the Nrvana Nariowa Newsraren Estantisnwext. a JOR OFFICF, capabl of executing every description ef Jeb Werk, such a Breewwess Carns, Cineviuns, Hawnpurtrs, Bits. Heaps, Posters, Law Biaxea, Batt Tickers, ProGtayeys, Pts or Fare Booxs and Pawrutets, Ere. which will be execa wih neatness and dispatch, on reasonsblete:ms The Indigent Mick, Only two bids were received at the late War It is a well known custom among the . Grass Valley Library Society to procure . meeting of the Supervisors for taking care Chinese to pay all their debts previous to. the delivery of a course of Lectures before . of the indignent sick. Dr. C. T. the advent ofa New Year. So binding iy. that Association, have secured the services . ered to take the charge for seventy-five this custom, and so dishonorable ia it con~ . Of the following gentlemen, who will speak . cents aday,in cash,or serip enfficient to sidered among them to fail in a compliance . pon the subjects and at the times noted by . make up that amount, Dr. R.M. Hunt prewith it, that it sometimes leads to the most. lew. These lectures will be delivered in the . Posed to provide for the patients at the rate disastrous consequences, as is witnessed by . Congregational Church, and will be free to . of one dollura day. puyable in scrip on the an occerence which took place near San . 4!l. Juan, at the commencement of the recent Chinese New Year, the particulars of which . siegnomy.”’ are given in the Hydrauclic Press. It apDr. Wu. Raxvatt. ~—* 4 pears that the dead bedy of a Chinaman was Rev. Mr. Dear, M eta 9 found suspended from an Alder limb. ina my asain Esa ,* " 13th prs ond wild, secluded place mile or two from teuitie Ca bilities ” ve ee Nortb San Juan. The facts elicited at the A.B einies Eeq April 27th inquest were about as follows : and Dest fe es eee The deceased owed some of his country. . Overton indigent sick fund. There being little or Dr. E. A. Tompxtns, February 17—"“Phy_ . 2° difference in the two bids, at the rate the scripis now selling, the bid by Dr. Hunt was accepted, Thirty-four patients bave been admitted into the buspitalgduring the past three monthe, thirty-five have been discharged, three have died and seventeen atill remain, The average number under " Life treatment during the year haw been twenty— two, and the total cost to the county base men. at the close of the year, $500, which he . Ym The U. s. Navy ow in actual com-. b*e2 $9.400. About one third of the patient wae unable to pay. Troubled in his mind at . mission numbers but 36 ships, with 569 guns tenes cere jared SENG GEM. -» his delinquency he went off. none knew . and about 9000 men and officers. Seven of whither, until the discovery of bis bedy. He . these ships are on the Pacific Coast with 91 bad placed his chin overs simple loop of . guns. Asmall fleet this when compared cotten stuff, attached tea limb only a few . with European navies. Yet amall as it is, it inches above his head, and must have swung . forms s nucleus around whicb in case of need himeelf off from a foot Prop. ltis thought; anavy might be prepared in less than two he bad been dead nearly a fortnight. Near . years which might bid defiance to a world his body on theground,wae a purse contain. in arms. an American balf-dime, which the miserable . man had probably flung from him in dieguat just before taking his fatal leap. —— The deepest shaft inGreat Brittian . if not in the world isat Dunkerfield, It is . 2058 feet in depth, required 12 years labor to WwaThe recent discoveries of Silver, Cin. commp lete it, at a cost of $500,000. It was) nebar, Tin, Iron &c, affords the moat indu-. sunk for coal. bitable evidence that but very little is yet _ knewn of the real mineral wealth of Cali-. j@Mr. Douglass made the assertion in fornia. . the Senate, on the 12th of January, that he . would not receive the nomination of the Me Mr. Henry Everett, the Supervisor of Charleston Convention on any other piatthis county from the 3d district, has recen. form than that on which be himseif stood, tly returned from the east, whither he has. and that bereafter he should fully reply to been ea a visit to the “ old folke at bome.” all attacks on bimeelf. . Notwithstanding the attempted deMeetine or Exrnemes.—Civilization and aials, the truth of the reported brutal Hindibarbarism may be said to come together am massacre in Round Valley, seems to be. when fashionable ladies aud’ savage lodians fully confirmed. Can such things be ? each paint their faces. B® J. W. Lockwood, of this place who . Quartz Jonson, a name by which one of was seriously injured. some time since while . the most enterprising Quartz operators of siding the Sheriff in ea attempt to arrest . Mariposa county is familiarly known, bas tome robbers has received an appropriation . recently discovered a silver mive in the vi-. cinity Coulterville, which ie thought to be. a7 The Irish Catholics are about to arm of $2,500 from the Legislature. @® The camphene dealers of ne as have entered intoa combination, and are. now selling that article at cost and freight in order torun out an intinerant vender of . the article. Now is the time te lay in o supply. P@ Ailof the arrested Harper’s Ferry conspirators have met their fate om the gtb. bet, except Stevens ; he remains to be tried . by the Federal Courts and will, it is surmis— ed, escape death. } . Fortricatioxs at San Fraxcisco—The. ASunmenoen Crrr.—A company of divers Bulletin says that Gen. Totten still remains . bave receutly been examining the ruins of at San Frencisco, not enjoying his leisure . the old eity of Port Royal, now forming a

but a busier mam than most of his juniors. portion ofthe barbor of the present city of He bas ecaled the most precipitous aceessi-. of that name on the Island of Jamaica which ble heights of Lime Point. with an eye to} was sunk by an earthquake many years ago. the fortification of the entrance te the bar. They report that they found the streets of bor. His men are sent back into the country . the submerged city entire, as they bad been and up the coast, from the Point, to discover . laid out, with the ruias of the buildings on where a hostile force could be landed in the . each side. Thisis a matter well worthy of rear. It is not yet known what the the Gen-. autiquarian researches, and we shall look Baskets, Willow Ware, Toys, LADIES’ WORK STANDS, ‘Children’s Carriages, Hobby Horses, dc., &c. 93 BATTERY STREET, — Between Commercial -" 4 Streets, Sao Francisco SPRING CLOTHING, The best stock o DRESS & MINERS BOOTS ever seen in thie place. Also, a good relection of INDIA RUBBER GOODS, BLANKETS, eral will recommend in the way of additional . with much intereet for further particulars fortifications to the harbor, but bis recom-. from this interesting exploration. mendations, whatever they may be, will . doubtless be adopted. ; MARYSVILLE, PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Born In Dest.—Every Englishman is born in debt and starts into life with a greHats, and Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. importart to Teamsters and the PUBLIC GENERALLY Z. HW. DENMAN, OULD respectfully inform his Old Customersand W the Public that he has permanently located his CARRIAGE SHOP ON MILL STRFET, A ng Mr. Campbell’s Smith’s Shop, Where new prepared to Manufacture and Kepai and Wagons of every description, in ihe beat workmanlike manner, and upoa the mostreasonebleterms. ggAl! work warranted. #@ Corriages Painted and Varnished. “Ge Grane Valley, Oct. 15, 1855. 4-tf Watches, in great variety from the most Celeorate’ Makers. ) filver Ware, every article that may be required for Table use, made from Pure Coin. o Sewelry of the latest Patterns. As Good and Complete an Assortment of . We are receiving, by every Steamer, Fresh Goods, in this Line, Cookiug, Bar Room and Parlor} OF OUR OWN IMPORTATION. STOVES, gaEvery article Warranted as Represented. 48 ean be fonnd in Grass Valley, may be seen at Those wishing any article in our line, will do well to call and examine our Stock, before purchasing. i ga Watch Ropairing and Engraving done in the Lloyd's Hardware Store, Main St.,. '™r 1. cuREVE & CO. Which will be Sold 21-5t 139 Montgomery St , San Francisco. ar 48 CHEAP AS THE CHEAPES1. “GB = J. B. PAINTER, (Late Omera & Painter.) Are You Insured? erin tet THE NEW ENGLAND Type, Presses, Printing Material, FIRE INSRANCE COMPANY PAPER, CARDS, OF HARTFORD, CONN., And PRINTERS STOCK generally. CAPITAL........9950,000, 132 Clay Street, near Sansome, WILL INSURE AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE (21) San Francisco. [ly] in the town of Grass Valley on terms as low as any other good and responsible New Discoveries at y be made te emanixswetisace, iNED. STONEHILL’S, Whe will make a survey of the and forward the eame te the Company's Ageat at San FranWell Known Siand, dressing wp in fine style for atrifie. Call uext door tothe CENTRAL MARKET. 5. COHN & BRO. The Best Assortment of the above named Articles, Un the Pacific Coast, will be found at Geo. C. Shreve, & o. 39 Moutgomery Street, San Francisco, Lo seine wa oe Oppesite Delano’s Banking House, Main Street, ga All losses abjusted with c4 0 mimmediately. GRASS VALLEY. A fine lot of Figarros, Montoros, La Paz, Aad other Choice Brands of Cigars, also all kinds of Totneco, Playing Carde, Snuff, Pipes, &o. WM. FA Agent for said Company, Gorner of Sansome and Merebant streets, . Bin Bar Trancisen Wewill give the public achance, once more, of H. HARRIS & CO., (Successors to Harris & Marchand.} E STREET NEAR SECOND, MARYSVILLE, , 13 J Street, Sucramente, 105 Sacramente Street, San Francisco, 4% Will continue to carry on the business of gy Melting. Refining and Assaying. vious burthen. The interest.on the national debt of Great Britian is $5 per anoum for every person in the realm, male and female from the babe in the cradle to the old gray haired manon the vergeof the grave. Of Fitiixe Ur, —The filling in at the junetion ef California, Market and Dram streets San Francisco, has created a mud bank off Clay street wharf te such an extent that the water shoaled there two feet within the . BD We frequently hear very severe animadversions ov California morals ; but the following paragraph, which we clip from aa eastern paper, isa littie abead of any we } ever beard or expect to bear of a California . family :— * A man is at present living in Hartford, Conn., who has been rather unfortunate in bis cennubial relations. Licis living with his third wife. His two first left bim,as he did not, they claim, act the part ofa tender provident husband. Neitber of these ever applied for or received a divorce, yet each of them has another busband with whom they are now living, one in Fairficld couaty. The father of this luckless individual lives with bis eecond wife in Litchfield county. Hin mother lives with ber second ,busband in Rhode Island, and neither the father ner mother were ever divorced.” B® The poets speak of the trees ‘putting on their summerattire.” The question naturally arises, where doesa tree getits summerattire? Why out of its trunk to be sure. fe Governor Downey, our present worthy and popular Chie) Magistrate isa native of the County of Rosscommon, in Ireland. for the purpose of enlisting inthe Popes army. Meetings have been beld in various parte of Ireland, offering loud cheers and fighting men to the suport of the Holy Fa— ther, against his dis afected subjects in Italy. B® Capt. Connor, of Stockton, bas, ac— cording to the * Republican,”’ constructed a hoge plow weighing 2 tons, to plough up Tule land, epon which Stocktonians purpose raising Tobacco, Rice, &e. pe Their are 125,000 Catholics in the City of Philadelphia, with two Colleges, two theolgical semioaries and nineteen parochial schools in which 10,000 children are tang bt. As Acep Birp.—An Owl recently died at Arundel Castle Eog, supposed to be about 200 years of age. It bad been blind fer the last 25 years. Drren Extenstox.—The Nevada Democrat learus thatthe miners of Chalk Bluff and Red Dog, have recently finished a ditch, thirteen miles ia length, takiog the water from tae big tunnel of the South Yubs. ditch and conveying itto Red Dog and other mining localities in that neighborbood. The owners ofthe ditch expect tu sell 1,000 Watches, Jewelry & Silver Ware GOLD AND ORES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. We guarantee the correctness of our Assays, and bind ourselves to pay the difference that may arise with any of the U. 8. Mints. Returns made in from six t twelve hours, IN BARS OR COIN. imens of Quartz Assayedand Valued. Terms ur Assaying, the same as in San Francisco. HM. HARRIS 4&4 CO. October 11th 1859. —tf CHARLES A. CRANE. ADVERTISING AGENCY, 172 MONTGOMERY STREET. Bye Washington and a (UP STAIRS.) OPPOSITE LYCLUM ATER, FRANCISCO. NEVADA NATIONAL, Grass Valley. DAILY BEE, Sacramento. past fifteen days. Anotber bank of like dimensions bas been formed alittle north of Vallejo street, frem filling doue at Pacific street. pm The present is said to be the coldest winter experinced in the Atlantic . States and Europe for a long term of years. pm The eclipse of the moen on Monday evening came off according to the programme of the Almanac makers. The evening was clearand beantiful, and as the moun rose above the mountains in the east, about one half her surface was enveloped within the eclipsing shadow of the earth. Tas Carness Year.—It may have been noted by many, that the Chinese New Year whicb is made such a hilarious time with Moowry’s Exprmas, Folsom . Contra Costra Gazerre, Martiner. Nara Crrv Henaup, Napa City. Bunicta Seerivet, Benicia. them, dees not slways occur at the same MOUNTAIN MESENGER, rg , annual period of our time. The difference dupdeur Gane ah tee, arries¢ from the fact that the Chinese Avamnoa Hexacp measure their time by moons—twelve moons for a year. The difference between the lunar and the solar year is made up by intercallary days, like our intercallary day added every four years to the month of Febuary. Theintercaliary is added after every period of thirty-two months, and censists of an entire moon, or month. Thus the New Year just entered upon commenced on the 22nd January, while (this being an intercallary year) the next year will not com mence aati] the 3d of Febuary next. Alameds County Gazette, San Family Circle, San Francisco. Calitornia Culturist, San Francisce, Dalles Journal, Dalles, % Hutchin’s Magazine, Sao Lettery Netice.—Persens Tiekets the Lotteries o” Wood, Eddy && Co., he their address to the Principal Office, at Fran. Francisco, saming the Class, Number and Official Drawingt, will be _——_ forwarded. Prizes wil be cashed, om presentation and everything commenSicaton im person, oc eddrennlng throng the Peet i person, or Pes' a. Care of Weod, Rady, & Ce. ww Montgomery Stevst, baa Boccime Ye A map of Chine made one thousand yeere before Christ is still in existence. . the entire population there is only about six million of producers, among whom this enormous tax isto be divided, which makes the actual assessment $25 per annum. To this is to be added the expense of government with all its immense army and nary. So much for war, and royalty. The penalty of being born on Btish soilisan average of $25 per annum for every producer, in addition to his share of taxes fer the current expenses of the government. B® The totol assessed valuation of the State is a fraction over $131,008, Nearly all of this property has been created. since 1849, Thetotal amount of gold carried out of the State, as appears by the Cuetem House books and estimated as outgoing in private hands is not far from 650,000,000. The true amount is mere likely to exceed than fal) short of these figures. #@ Several years ago President Bucbanan invested $4000 the interest of which is annually disbursed in the purchase of fuel for “ poor and indigent females” in L-ancaster, Pa. The annual distribution took place last week, and the Lamcaster papers report a large number of worthy sod deserving claiments. : @@ The Stocktonians are carrying forward with considerable energy just now, the project of constructing s Railroad between that city and San Francisco. The enterprise, which can but be of great benefit to Stockton, has been so placed before the public that suceess is very probable. inches of water daily. par The Repablicaus of this County hold a Cousty Convention at Nevada, to-day for the purpose of clecting delegatesto a State Convention to be held at Sacramen. to on the 22d inst. County Convextion,—Tbe National Democratic Centeral Committee met in Nevada on Satarday last, and called a County Con. vention to meoton Friday, the 24th inst., 000 . elect delegates'to the State Convention. Ay Ixctpent.—Among the incidents of the late terrible disaster at Lawraace Mass, we have read of none more traly heroic or affecting than the following :— “ A little danghter of James Bannon, 10 years of age, was peoned fast in the rabbish when the fire broke out, and seeing that there was no escape for her, she took ber due bill from her pocket and banded it to another girl near her, and said,“ You will be saved, I will not, Give this to my poor dear father and bid him geod bye for me.” Mrs. Latuam.—The Sacramento correspondent of the Nevada Democrat, speaking of the departure of Senator Latham says:— Mrs, Latham remains in this city at present heing in too feeble health to undertake the voyage. I could noteuppress @ pang of sorrow, when I saw her to-day, as she passed in her carriage, looking so pale and attenuated, and yet so young. She willl believe undertake the journey overlaud in the Spring. — ses uiiilibiasueaiimeaai i ve Ne ee