March 24, 1860 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA NATIONAL COUNTY MATTERS. C. WELLES & Co., PURLISHERS. Corruption Case at Mevava.—Two of the et A jurors in the case of Cady vs. Gerbart (Mad. ©. WELLS. W.B.EWER. C. FARLEMAN am Letters.) named Martin avd Green, hav= ing been charged with “corruption” in reGRASS VALLEY. MARCH. 24. resco. . ceiving mouey from the Defendant in the case, to decide in her favor, were brought before the Court, on Saturday last, when testimony was introduced showing the most AGENTS. Mu. CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent in San r : rancisco. Hels empowered to receive adverti« shameful aud disgusting preceedings on the meata, and receipt for the sume. He may be foun . part of the jurors in question. at 172 Montgomery street,. They were called up by Judge Searls on Monday who gave them a severe reprimand, D atic No : ations but, as the charge of having received money was not clearly sustained, he would only = = ——_— POLITICAL ITEMS. Won’r Fosr.—The Republicans have been flattering themselves, for some time past into the idea that with some such man as Bates they could unite the great bulk ef the Opposition against the Charleston nominee.— Recent events, however, are developing the fact that there is too much patriotism among the Conservative masses to support any nominee of a party whose principles are 80 obuoxious as to be considered treasonable by the almost united voice of more than half the states of the Union. It is well known that whoever the Republicans may Bominate must be, either avowedly or silently, the ex—— MINING ITEMS. Rieu Sruke.—Three miners, two of them brothers named Albert A. and Edgar B. Fanning and Daniel FE. Dayton, being out of eroployment, set a sluice the first of this week in a little ravine in the lower part of . Clark’s Ranch about three miles below Grass . Valley on the Aubura rovd, and on Wed-. ~ nesday last, accidently struck what appears . N to be an extraordinary rich lead of gold bearing quartz. Out of a hole about two feet square and as many deep a large num—. State of California, ) Juatlon's Cont, ber of rich speciments were takea, one of County of Nevada, . _ before which was valued at $125, The dirt from . ™¥™*»'p of Grass Valley. ) S. C. Richardson, J. P. . croppings is also very rich. Mr Clark, the LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. Dr. Wa. Ranpaty. April 13th—* Life.” Rev. Mr. Dean, April 27th “ Heroes.” — A. Denayxo, Esg., May 11th—“California—its Capabilities,” A. B. Diese, Esq. May 25th—‘ Life and Death, EW TO-DAY, SUMMONS. Syivesrer & Co. vs. Caroune Ruewacem Pave. PORGPRESIDENT OF THE 1, STATES, DAN'L S. DICKINSON Ot New Vork. POR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN Of Missouri, Subject te the nominatioufea the Democratic gal Convention. The Vuba Beundury Dispute Settled. The Counties of Yaba and Butte have for years, been dixputing about the dividing line between them. The law fixes the boundary along the main channel of the Honecut.— Yuba county claimed the North Fork for the main Channel, aud Butte as stoutly contended for the Suuth Fork. Surveyor General Higley, whose province it is to settle ersefthe two Counties to determine the line and he would confirm it; but Yuba’s Surveyor reperted for Yuba, and Butte’s for Butte. The Deputy Surveyor General, Edward Twitchel, Esq., thereupon proceeded to the ground, to thoroughly investigate the subject, and. without hesitation, reports the North Fork the boundery, as Yuba Co. bas ever claimed—tbus forever settling thie vexed question. That Butte County has ever been wrong in her clalm to the South Fork, bas been to . our mind clear ; but now there can be no question. Of all the officersin the service of the state mo one stands deservedly higher than the . Deputy Surveyer General, His well known . professional ability, stern integrity of cbaracter and clear judgment, rendered him pe~ . euliarly qualified to determine a dispute of . this kind and in the justice of the verdict all . parties must now agree. j War Exists.—A state of war actually ex: . commit them to jail for five days for centempt. He dwelt at considerable length on the heinousnes of their offence, even as admitted by themselves, and told them in conclusion, that should they ever be summoned to serve oa a jury agaia in his Court, they bad only to let it be known that they were the Martin and the Green implicated in this affair, and they would at eace be excused from serving. This is the first case, says the Nevada Democrat, that has ever occured in this ponent of the “irrepressible conflict” prin. proprietor of the raach, suspecting from ciples of Seward, Greeley & Co., and it is! some suspicious movements that they bad folly to presume that the conservative ele-/ made a“stiike,”’ while the party was absent meat of the country cam ever, under any at diwner, opened the hole, (which they bad circumstances, be induced to bow down be. filled op with earth) and obtained what he fore the polated shrine of abolitionism. judged was about one ounce froma panful — ofthe dirt. He threw bis prospect into the Porricat. Ixprcatioxs, at the East, point . hole and again filled it up, and staked off strongly to the success of Douglas and . some claims for himself and friends, on both . Bates, at Charleston and Chicago. They . sides of the first set of stakes, He then . have evidently the inside track in their re. moumted his mule brought the intelligence . . spective organizations, at this present writto town anda large number of our citizens . County in which the integrity ofa juryman. ing. What a day may bring forth, however, . ¥™% down that evening and during the has ever been called in question. Courr or Skrssions——A considerable amount of criminal business says the Nevada Democrat hus been disposed of in the Court of Sessious during the past week. night and the next morning. ; Claims are run off in both directions to an In Mocrstvo.—The Richmond Enquirer indeffinite extent. No further work, as we dressed its columos in solemn black, on the eotpestees bas yet boon Gene upon the oriday it announced the election of Mr. Pen. ginal claim, but other parties are prospect — . nington as Speaker of the Houre, remark. ing adjoining ground, with what success we none cao tell. The conspiracy case, in wuich some persons . ing on the event as follows "It is espeshall probably learn in the course of next ‘ : were indicted for conspiring to rob the of. cially appropriate that our venerated sheet . “**KThe discovery created a considerasuch disputes. deputised the County Survey. fice of the Nebraska Co., was dismised on . should record the disastrous deed in tokens . ble excitement for the time, . . account of the incompetency of Chas. Sanford, who bad turned States’s evidence, to testify. Ou Thursday, the case of Cyrus Crawford, indicted for an assult on E. O. Tompkins with iatent to murder,-was taken up. By permission of the Court Crawford was allowed to withdraw his plea of not guilty and plead guilty of au assault and battery. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $200, indefault of payment to be imprisoned ninety days in the county jail. The fine was paid. The Chinaman, Ab We, indicted for grand larceny was tried on Friday and convicted of petit larceny. He was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail, at hard labor. Frauk Brooks who stabbed Sanford and attemted torob him, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary fer two years. The conspiracy case was dismissed, for the want of competent testimony. Tus Wacox Roap.—We learn from the Goop Worx .—We saw at Delano’s Banking . ooo house the past week, five lumps of retorted . Cutvatric.—-Some of the Republican . gold from the Forest Spring Mill, ( late . members of Congress are proposing to raise . Lee & Simpson’s) weighing in the aggregate . a subscription to sustain, at Washington, a . sizty—five pounds the result of 30 days crush Club of some eight or ten of the most noto. ing—day time only. But little is said about rious New York shoulder strikers, to whom . this concern, yet we have opportunity for sball be referred all “personal” differences . Knowing thatitis one of the best paying . which may arise between their “patrons” Mills in the State, and should be placed . and “members from the South.’’ second to but one, ifany other. in Grass . pi See Valley. The above result is a fair average . Party Criqves 1x New Yorx.—The New . of their regular work. { York Herald is denouncing, with its characSea : ; ; teristic suavity of language, the various . pe The reported discoveries of a silver party cliques of New York City. It don’t . Mine im El Dorado county is proveuaced . of the deepest mourning.” appear to thiuk much of any of them, but . bax got up for speculative purposes, . Claim, (b says that “the utter depravity and rottenness of the rowdy, shoulder hitting, pothouse brawlers, who compose those cliques, “have never been more vividly manifested Rices Quartz and new placer discoveries . are reported at Pike’s Peak $1,790 bas been . taken from two tons of quartz, and sew pla. : : 3 cer diggings are suid to have been discover— ; than in their present attitudo. The Her}ed two miles from Gregory's, exceeding any-/ ald is evidently beginning to think that its) thing tefore discovered iu the veighbor) peculiar efforts to “put money in its purse” jog oF Pike's Peak. 5 iste along the frontier, in the vicinity of Democrat that at the meeting of the stoeckBrownsville, Texas, “by the act of Mexico.” holders for constructing a road throngh the Cortinas openly drills his troops in Matamo. Henness Pass, held in that place on Saturras, Mexican border town, with the full day last, the company was fully organized, knowledge and free consent of the authori. and the foliowing officers elected ; President ties, From that place, as his Head Quar-. __ft.B. Moyes; Secetary—E. S. Hubbell ; ters, he sallies forth on his hostile incursions . Treasurer—James Creagan ; Directors— into the southera Counties of Texas. and to G, ), Roberts. C. W. Hill, Charles Marsh, that place he retires when hard pushed by w.B.Churchill, Richard Rafford. We learn the Texan Rangers, or gorged with the . thatthe werk of grading the road will be spoils of Texan Ranches or Villages. It is commenced on Monday next, and arrangemoreover asserted that he has very re-' ments have been made to push it ahead cently received a regular Commission, 88 . vigorously until it is completed. The comColonel, from Miramon, bimself. These . pany was organized under the name ef the things are positive acts of war by the Mi+ Henness Pass Turnpike Co.” ramen, or Church party of Mexico, against . — isiclnacabiieliii are not fully appreciated by the politicians . of the “Commercial Emporium.” pa At the municipal election in Marysville, on Monday last, the vote for Aldermen, resulted in the choice of 10 Domocrats and two Opposition men, The Opposition . elected four out of the six other City Oficers. Tunes Parties.—There are now three political parties fairly in the field for the Presidential contest, and there are three Na. tional Committees installed at Washington. Delegates to the Union National Convention, which is to meetin Baltimore upona —_ ' pe The Silver excitement at Nevada, . seems to have “ petered out,” The latest { assay gives about one vuece of solid silver to the cubic mile of ground, and the general } impression now is that nothing bas been discovered that will pay for working. Nine feet of the * Comstock Lead ”’ at Washoe, have been reported sold for $75,000 Minixo on Keun Riven.—According to the Visalia Delta, miners ia this locality are . doing well. Quartz is paying $50 to $100 per ton. Correnr ix tue Noxra.—A vein, said to the United States; and President Buchanan . Rat_noap to Wasnox.—The Nevada Jonarday not yet fixed, have been chosen from The People of the State of California to Caroline Rhe malei« Pauline —Greeting— You are hereby commanded to appear before me at my Office, in said township, om TUPSDAY, the 3d day of April, A. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to answer to the complaint of SYLVESTER & CO., who demand of you the sum of $35.37 on account for Store Goods and Rent, a» per Complaint, now on file in my Office—When Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given under my hand this 71 «t day of Mareh, 1860. S.C. RICHARDSON, J. P. ~ CONSTABLE’S SALE — Township of Rough & Ready Nevada Co. BY VIRTUE ef ae Execution tome directed and issued out of the Jnstices’ Court of E. L. Merpocans Esq., an acting Justi the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, ona J vent rendered in said Court in favor of 8. M. Gitiam and against Gronce Hanns for the sum of Forty-seven Dollars and Fifteen Cents, with interest aid sum of $47,16. from March 17th, a. D., 1856, the rate of 3 per cent per moath, until paid, tegether with all costs of Suit. —I have levied upon the following described property, to wit—-All the right, title and interest of of the abore named Defendant, George Harris in and to @ certain Mining Claim, (being one fourth interest) situated on Kentucky Flat, three miies from Rough & Ready, and also Detendants ieterest in and to a the appurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting of flume, &e. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Pub. lic Sale all the adove Cescribed property tc the high est bidder, for Cash, on Saturday, the 14th day of Apail, 4. D. 1860, between the hours of g o'clock 4,.M.andé o'clock, P.M. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs Given under my hand this 21st dav of March, A. 1860. ROBERT FERGUSON, Seeciol Constable, Constable’s Sale. Townsbip of Rough & Ready, Nevada Co. . AJ PLEMALENSNE NEW TO-DAY PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY. Important to the Deaf and Domb. DR. PILKINGTON, Late Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf at St. Louis, Missouri, and Chicago, Iliacis. = ARRIVED AND MAY BE CONSULTED AT the corner of Montemery and California Street (Express Building, up stairs.)fan Francisco Early attention ix demred. DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, EAR Ache, CATARRH, NUISE IN THE HEAD, And all discharges From the Ear, Moeuth or Nostrils, Enticrly Removed. A number of years of unremitting attention to diseases of the EAR as a speciative, has: nabled him to make many improvement in allthat has hereto fore been known of Aural Medicine and Surgery and to insure «uch a degree of sucess as seems almost incredible, A great number of certiticates and testimonials can he seen atoffice., from many well knd ¥" citrzens in different parts of the Union. From the aMicted at a distance, a letter of inquiry enclosinga stamp to prepay auswer, will received immediate attention Direct to. QR. PINLKIGTON, nods Sua har Infirmary, San Francisco. Constable’s Sale. Township of Rongh & Ready, Nevada Co. BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me delivered, issued out of the Court of E. L. MELBOURNE, Raq, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the Coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date February 6th, A. D., 1860" } to satisfy a Judgment rendered by R. T. Garbrel . Esq, Justice of the Peace on the 27th day of Octuber, . 4. D., 1865, in favor of J. L. MOOSE, and against . W. A. GRIFFIN, for the suim of $2533,79 Debt, Inter. est, Damages and Costs of Suit 1 have taken in Fxecution and willsell to the highest bidder, for . Cash, on the premises, in Grass Valley Township, . all the Right, Title and Interest of the said Defend. . ant, in and to one set of Mining Claims, on or near . the “Grass Valley Side,’’ Township and County aforesaid, and State of California, lbying between Brady & Smith & Co. and H. Bush & Co's Mining Claima—the said interest being two-thirds of the above dessribed Claims, owned by said Defendant . in company with Capt Waller and others, levied upon by me on the llth day of February, A.D. 1860, taAlsO0—All the right, title and interest of asid defendant in amd te one certain Town iot and Cabia thereon erected. sitnated om the same hill, and Southeast of said mining claims, now occupied by Detendant-—and will pr ceed to sell the same (m SATURDAY, the 24th day of MARCH, A-D. 1880, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 58’. clock, ?.M. Taken as the property of W. A. Grifle BY VIRTUE ofan Execution to me delivered, is. to satisfy the above demand and accruing costa. sued ost of the Courtof E. lL. MELBOURNE, Exq., . an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Coun. . ty aforesaid, on a Judgment renmcered in said Court, . in favor of A. L. Stack aud against Groncr Har. . . vas, for the sum of Ove Hundrel and Thirteen Del. lars and Thirty-six with igterest on the same . from March 15th, 1858 at two per cent per menth, . tpgether with suit t have levied upen . the follow verty. to wit—All the} the above named Defen nandto a certain Mining . m K entocky yr. and also appurtenan &e right title dant, Geo Flat, three u Defendant's isterest in ces thereto belonging. consisting of Fl j me Notice ix hereby given that ] will expoxe to ’ublic Saie the above described property to the highest . bidder for cash, on the ground of said Claims, on! Kentucky Flat, on Saturday, the I4th day of April, . A. D. 1860, between the hoursof 9 A. M. and 5 P.M. Given under wy hand this 2lat dayof March, 4. D. 1800. ROBERT FERGUSON, i Special Constable. HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAG/ZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED LVERY MONTH? PUBLISHED EVERY MONTIC? $,00PER ANNUM. ALSU, ALSO, ALSU. THE LITTIE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONRER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN $1,25 PER ANNUM ADDRESS, HUTCHINGS & ROSENFIELD, is now as fully authorised to issue his Pronal, very properly, suggests the propriety clamation that “ War existe by the act of . of a thorough survey with reference to conMexico,” as was President Poli, under sim . yecting this County with the Washoe mineilar circumstances, in 1856. If we are not yal region by arailroad. Parties capable of much «mistaken, important events will grow judging ia such matters, bave given it, as out of the preseut difficulties, between this their opinion, that no serious obstacles to country and Mexico. greatly and favorably the construction of such a road exist, exaffecting the future of both nations. cept the want of means. The citizens of The only difference between the preseot Washoe are also awaking to the necessity of condition of things and that which existed of g railroad communication with the Sacwhen Gen. Taylor added such new revowd yamento Valley, either by way of Nevada to the American arme by his brilliaat action or Placerville, and will throw their means at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Paima, is, and influence in the direction where they that war exists now, not by the action of may find their efforts most energetically Mexico as a unit, but with a powerful facseconded. The citizens of Nevada county tion of that country, which disputes for 8ushould look weil to their interests, and see premacy with another equally powerful fac-. that the golden fruit, whieh is even now tion, under Juarez. This latter party is ‘ready fur the harvest,” is not plucked by friendly to the United States, and is recog. other bands than their own. nized by us as the Government, de facto, . —~------—-—---of Mexico. With the Juarez party, weean) Si ver Oxe Suecrinc rx Nevapa.—The have no quarrel, and their rights and their! Nevada Journal says that the Metallurgic friend s we should respect, even if the waris Company of that City, are akout to estabcarried into the heart of Mexico. If the war }igh an ussay office in Virginia City for the is prosecuted, it will be to the destruction purpose of testing the ores of silver, with a of Miramon, and the permanent establish. view to smelting on a large scale at their ment of Juarez. under an American Protecworks in that City, They propose to transtorate. ) port the ore thither, and feel assured that Sate & Creve rann’s Paok Tram.—Sale. they can do so aud extract the metal as & Cleveland started their first pack train thoroughly and as cheaply as it can be done for Washoe via the Eureka and the Hen-. aaywhere else in this state or in Europe. ‘aes on Wednesday morning last. a rapes passengers ih over.aad more Pity oan hen > “West,” pubwould bave gone if saddles could bave been . at St. Jeseph, Mo., chronicles a match We understand it i» the inten: . ** ‘ype setting between two fast compositors in that office. The fastest time was ‘ tri cea week each wa eso Pa ere md na that the Sciam of made by W. D. Bgbert, who set his first Thursday last must have caused them to thousaud in 37.50. turn back but such was not the case. The We have seeu that time beaten in this oftrain will prebably arrive at Virginia City fice, by A. O. Carpenter, formerly of this this Evening. As the wires are now in place, but now residing somewhere in Menworking order across the mountains their . 4cino couuty. Carpenter bas set up breneed by tele-. Vere type, Of & measure requiring three errival will be promptly announced by sticks to the thousand, at the rate of only 33 minutes to the 1000 ems. We will wager Scnoo Exuiprrion.-—The Exbibition by . our best sombrero, (a brau new one) on Carthe pupils of the Public School,at Hamil-. penter against Egbert. “ Chips,” where ton Hall, on Saturday Evening last, was) are you? well attended, ann gave great satisfaction The scbolors aid piano justice, both to themge@ A merchant can get slong without four States—Tennessee, Kentucky. Virginia . and New Jersey. Other states will soon elect. Execrions.—-The New England spring elections are at band. That of New Hamp. shire has already transpired and we sball get the returns in about two weeks. pO Returns from the local elections in New Youk were begining tocome in, at the latest dates and presented favorable indicafor the Democracy. Democratic gains have been made in nearly every County heard from. pa The Charleston Convention will meet . at the “Institute”? of that city, a building capable of accomodating 3.000 peraons.— . It has been fitted up expressly for the Convention. pam There is an“ irrepressible conflict” going on at Washington, on the subject of overland communication with the Pacific, which it is to be hoped may never cease until the iron horse shall be heard upon the . Summits of the Rocky Mountains and Sierra . Nevada. Srencer was promptin furnishing us with . our usual files of Eastern papers on the arrival of the Jast Steamer. p@ The 1Xth number of the Pacific Expositor, a publication which is rapidly growing into favor, besides much else of iuterest from the able pen of the editer, contains a review of Mre. Stowes late work ‘Minister's Wooing.” The Reviewer is pretty severe upen the fair authoress for presuming to meddle with politics at all. ". Newsrarer Cuance.—The S. F. National has been merged into the Herald. The latter paper will pursue the same political course as heretofore. The Herald is an able advocate of Democratic principles, and a most valui able newspaper. It will be enlarged to the size of the Bulletin and continue under the editorial charge of Mr. Nugent. contain 25 to 33 per cent, pure copper. bas _Sak FRAO. buen found on Smith’s river, near Black's An Item of ; Interest Ferry ,aboat eight miles from Crescent City. TO Two hundred pounds of ore bave been sent kg to San Francisco for trial. Our Readers Everywhere MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. A Sitver Srreak ix tue Sovra.—The Los . The Lar ge st Stock of Angelos Star, of March 10th, announces that . ‘a dead thing, in the mineral line, bas been © L O T HH I N G 9 discovered in the mountains of Sun Beroardino. Prrties are very busy in that direc— Ar Tue Lowest Prices IN tion and every mum. Of course, it must be asilver mine worth $40,000 to the ton. CALIFORNIA. Sinver 1x Santa Crvz.—The Santa Cruz . DAVIS & BOWERS News says that Samuel P. Drury one of the DESIRE TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS claimassts to a silver lode recently discovered and the CITIZENS of the STATE near Grabam’s ranch, six miles from that . generally, that the inducements now offered place, send the following as the result of . To Buy Clothing at careful assays made by him. he being, it is QUINCY H ALL stated, a practica) chemist and familiar with . assaying : . j Are Greater THan Ever, “Choice rock $1,080 per ton. Average And particularly worthy the attemtion of those who ; ; Prudent and Economical ield —$25 2 th of six feet.” i Are 24 yield + pad add at theds ph a ats The STOCK is the best selected and most extensive ‘s in the COUNTRY, and the facilities of the FIRM Mar or tae Wastok Mines.—We have gresuch as to justify lower prices than any other received from the publishers, Messrs, Hutch. Heuse on the PACIFIC COAST. In fact the rates si i the . t Bf Retail Ho ins & Ftosenfield, of San Francisco, one of “"~ "kn Rae ‘Tork ye9 = De Groot’s maps of the Washoe Mines, and the different mountain rontes leading to A leading Journal of San bramecisco, alluding to them. This is the second edition of the map. QvINCY HALL, speaks as follows :— The Proprietors have won an enviable reputation for fair dealing and with a GOOD STOCK and the LOWEST KIND OF PRICES, are now doing a Splendid Business. They have been eminently successful in securing custom, selling more goods to Miners than all the other Clothing houses in the ps together, aud always to the satisfaction of purchasers. QUINCY HALL Is, in fact, one of the prominemt features of San Francisco, aud to those who study economy as well as neatnes and durability in their cemeett, it is as familiar as their best aud nearert friend. We desire now to say that no — has been made in the QUINCU HALL RATES, the figures re/ maining on all the different articles from Thirty to Thirty-five per cent lower than the regular charges. RECOLLECT THE PLACE, QUINCY HALL, 149 & 151 Wasbington Street, [BELOW MONTGOMERY) BIRTHS. 35-3m SAN FRANCISCO, On the 18 inst, a daughter to William H. Spurr. Mining Claims at Auction. There will besold at Public Auction, on WednesDIED. day the 18th day of April, 1890, om the premises, selves and their teachers,and brought in about $200 tewards paying off the indebtedness on the School House. The School was advertising—so can a cart wheel get along without grease, but it goes hard. pa Sherif Van Hagan bas been elected : In this place, on the 234 instant, Margaret ArraPristers.—Among the New Bills introbella, daughter of Thomas and Margaret Moran Guced inte the legislature the past week is} .004 six years and nine months. between 2 and 4 o’cloek, P.M. Tem anda balt Shares of Stock, in the Snow Quartz Company, owned by Charles Earbstein, or as many of said Shares as may be necessary to pay $124 due the Company for re time, Captain of the Nevada Rifles, — one to exempt printers from paying poll} go runcral will take place from the house, to. A*tments and expences attend ng this sale. taxes ! inst L.GIVINS, Pres. morrew, (Sunday) at half past 3 P. M, Grass Valley March 16, 1869, Wa. 31. STEPHENSON, Constable. E. W. Rowgrts, lit fs Attorney. PGSTPONEMENT. Tio above Sale has been Postponed, by order of Plaintifl's Attorney, ontil Saturday, the lst day of March, i8tiv, at 2 o'clock P.M. Wa. M. STEVENSON, Constable. SHERIFF'S SALE. RB‘ VIRTUE of a Decree of Foreclosure tome directed and issued out of the District Court of tne 4th Judicial District, im and for Nevada Coun. ty, State of California, on a Judgment jrendered in said Court, on the 14th dar of Mareh, A D 1880; ie favor of SILAS FOLSOM andagainst C. THOMPSON for the sum of Twenty-three Hundred aad Ninety-three Dollars, amd Seventy-six Cents, prin. cipal debt, with accruing interest on $500 at three per cent, per month, and on $1488 81 at Two per ct. per cienth from the rendition of Judgment, togeth. er with all costs ef suit, for the Sale ef the following described property, to wit — The undivided balf of all that certain lot of Mining Claims and Lands situated ie the Township of Bridgeport, County of Nevada, and State of Califor uia, lying and being sear the town of French Coralim the hill a short distance above the head of Pollard & Co's large tail sluice, being bounded om the Fast by tae mining claims kuowa as Dockum & Co's Claims, aad on the West by the wining claims of Brookwater & Co, and being generally known and designated as the Thompsen Claims, tegether with the tose, Pipe, Sluices, Quicksilver, Lumber and all appurtenances thereante belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will evpose te Publie Saie all the above described wroperty, tothe highest bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House hoor, in Nevada City,om laenuay, the 10th day of April, A. D. 1860, betweem the heurs of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5’clock P. M. Given under my hand this 15th day of March, 1860. J.B, VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jas B Vax Hacas, Deputy: T. B. McFarland, Vitf'’s attorney. CONSTABLES’ SALE. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Ay nat of two Executions to me delivered, isaued from the Court of 8S. C, RICHARIMON Fsq., an acting Justice of the Peace inand for the County aforesaid bearing date March Ist, 18,9, to satisfy two Judgments rendered by the aforesaid Justice of the Peace, on the lst day of March, A DP 1859, in favor of Moses Kern and Martin Murbar, and against 4. W. Hertick and G. B, Carralton, Moxes Korn for the sum $78 82, and Mr, Murbar for the sum of $146, Debt, Interest, Damages and Cost« of Suit— I have taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder, for Cash,on the premises in Grasa Valley township, all the right, title ana interest of A. W. Herrick and 0. B. Carrolton in and to the fellowing described property, to wit, a certain Ditch, situated on Kate Haye Hill. Said Ditch conveys water to claims owned by Walker and Elliott— On Saturday, the 7th day of April, A. ). 1860 between the hours of 9 o'clock, 3. M. and 5 o'clock P.M., taken ss the property of A. W. Berrick and UO. B. Carralton vo satisfy the above demands and accruing Costs. UL. C. TOWNSEND, Constable. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT TERS! FOR THE CURE OE Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe tite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action of the Stomreh or Bowels. A™ OF THESE DISEASES YOU WILL SOON be relieved of by the use of these Bitters as per direction on the bottles, This t anti-dispeptie is the result of profound and elaborate studying of ene of the most celebrated physicians of the 2 century, in the accomplishment of whieh be bas freely spent both time and money. We de not hesitate to aflirm that where Dr. Rosenbaum ’s Stomach Bitters aro used‘ a case of Fever and Agun cannot occur. It has been analyzed by the most scientifie chemists in the Medical Faculty, and ‘s new prescribed by nine-tenths of the Physicians ef the land. Try them—test them—on your eostitution and go your way rejoicing. Are you Spepentic t—teke these Stomach Bitters. Are you billlous !—try one of the bettles, and be religved at onec. Are you annoyed by indigestion or constitphtien ® remove the cause rd the free use of these Bitter. Have you Fever pa ‘ Ague—cureaud prevent this destrroying disease by the tree use of these Bitters. #a~ The sueriority of these Bitters bas induced many to put up & spurious article. To de ception in the future, each core will be 5 NV. B. JACOBS & CO, and all labey will bear our signature, without which none are geauine. NV. B. — &co CAUTION! Comsamecs ef ROSEBAUM’S RITTERS are eautionpe gg the many counterfeits now aflost im the e es) i a cheap and worthless article ealled Rosevchf'a Bitters, pr i by Messrs Turners Bro’s, wi of preying om the well-earned tien of Rosebaum’s Bi age o remetiest aguas. all cases The genuine our signature on each lal N. B JACOBS & CO., Proprietors, Sansome Corner of Commercial Street. San Francisco, Feb. 15th 18¢0.—33—gm

THE NEVADA NATIONAL COUNTY MATTERS. C. WELLES & Co., PURLISHERS. Corruption Case at Mevava.—Two of the et A jurors in the case of Cady vs. Gerbart (Mad. ©. WELLS. W.B.EWER. C. FARLEMAN am Letters.) named Martin avd Green, hav= ing been charged with “corruption” in reGRASS VALLEY. MARCH. 24. resco. . ceiving mouey from the Defendant in the case, to decide in her favor, were brought before the Court, on Saturday last, when testimony was introduced showing the most AGENTS. Mu. CHAS. A. CRANE is our sole Agent in San r : rancisco. Hels empowered to receive adverti« shameful aud disgusting preceedings on the meata, and receipt for the sume. He may be foun . part of the jurors in question. at 172 Montgomery street,. They were called up by Judge Searls on Monday who gave them a severe reprimand, D atic No : ations but, as the charge of having received money was not clearly sustained, he would only = = ——_— POLITICAL ITEMS. Won’r Fosr.—The Republicans have been flattering themselves, for some time past into the idea that with some such man as Bates they could unite the great bulk ef the Opposition against the Charleston nominee.— Recent events, however, are developing the fact that there is too much patriotism among the Conservative masses to support any nominee of a party whose principles are 80 obuoxious as to be considered treasonable by the almost united voice of more than half the states of the Union. It is well known that whoever the Republicans may Bominate must be, either avowedly or silently, the ex—— MINING ITEMS. Rieu Sruke.—Three miners, two of them brothers named Albert A. and Edgar B. Fanning and Daniel FE. Dayton, being out of eroployment, set a sluice the first of this week in a little ravine in the lower part of . Clark’s Ranch about three miles below Grass . Valley on the Aubura rovd, and on Wed-. ~ nesday last, accidently struck what appears . N to be an extraordinary rich lead of gold bearing quartz. Out of a hole about two feet square and as many deep a large num—. State of California, ) Juatlon's Cont, ber of rich speciments were takea, one of County of Nevada, . _ before which was valued at $125, The dirt from . ™¥™*»'p of Grass Valley. ) S. C. Richardson, J. P. . croppings is also very rich. Mr Clark, the LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES. Dr. Wa. Ranpaty. April 13th—* Life.” Rev. Mr. Dean, April 27th “ Heroes.” — A. Denayxo, Esg., May 11th—“California—its Capabilities,” A. B. Diese, Esq. May 25th—‘ Life and Death, EW TO-DAY, SUMMONS. Syivesrer & Co. vs. Caroune Ruewacem Pave. PORGPRESIDENT OF THE 1, STATES, DAN'L S. DICKINSON Ot New Vork. POR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN Of Missouri, Subject te the nominatioufea the Democratic gal Convention. The Vuba Beundury Dispute Settled. The Counties of Yaba and Butte have for years, been dixputing about the dividing line between them. The law fixes the boundary along the main channel of the Honecut.— Yuba county claimed the North Fork for the main Channel, aud Butte as stoutly contended for the Suuth Fork. Surveyor General Higley, whose province it is to settle ersefthe two Counties to determine the line and he would confirm it; but Yuba’s Surveyor reperted for Yuba, and Butte’s for Butte. The Deputy Surveyor General, Edward Twitchel, Esq., thereupon proceeded to the ground, to thoroughly investigate the subject, and. without hesitation, reports the North Fork the boundery, as Yuba Co. bas ever claimed—tbus forever settling thie vexed question. That Butte County has ever been wrong in her clalm to the South Fork, bas been to . our mind clear ; but now there can be no question. Of all the officersin the service of the state mo one stands deservedly higher than the . Deputy Surveyer General, His well known . professional ability, stern integrity of cbaracter and clear judgment, rendered him pe~ . euliarly qualified to determine a dispute of . this kind and in the justice of the verdict all . parties must now agree. j War Exists.—A state of war actually ex: . commit them to jail for five days for centempt. He dwelt at considerable length on the heinousnes of their offence, even as admitted by themselves, and told them in conclusion, that should they ever be summoned to serve oa a jury agaia in his Court, they bad only to let it be known that they were the Martin and the Green implicated in this affair, and they would at eace be excused from serving. This is the first case, says the Nevada Democrat, that has ever occured in this ponent of the “irrepressible conflict” prin. proprietor of the raach, suspecting from ciples of Seward, Greeley & Co., and it is! some suspicious movements that they bad folly to presume that the conservative ele-/ made a“stiike,”’ while the party was absent meat of the country cam ever, under any at diwner, opened the hole, (which they bad circumstances, be induced to bow down be. filled op with earth) and obtained what he fore the polated shrine of abolitionism. judged was about one ounce froma panful — ofthe dirt. He threw bis prospect into the Porricat. Ixprcatioxs, at the East, point . hole and again filled it up, and staked off strongly to the success of Douglas and . some claims for himself and friends, on both . Bates, at Charleston and Chicago. They . sides of the first set of stakes, He then . have evidently the inside track in their re. moumted his mule brought the intelligence . . spective organizations, at this present writto town anda large number of our citizens . County in which the integrity ofa juryman. ing. What a day may bring forth, however, . ¥™% down that evening and during the has ever been called in question. Courr or Skrssions——A considerable amount of criminal business says the Nevada Democrat hus been disposed of in the Court of Sessious during the past week. night and the next morning. ; Claims are run off in both directions to an In Mocrstvo.—The Richmond Enquirer indeffinite extent. No further work, as we dressed its columos in solemn black, on the eotpestees bas yet boon Gene upon the oriday it announced the election of Mr. Pen. ginal claim, but other parties are prospect — . nington as Speaker of the Houre, remark. ing adjoining ground, with what success we none cao tell. The conspiracy case, in wuich some persons . ing on the event as follows "It is espeshall probably learn in the course of next ‘ : were indicted for conspiring to rob the of. cially appropriate that our venerated sheet . “**KThe discovery created a considerasuch disputes. deputised the County Survey. fice of the Nebraska Co., was dismised on . should record the disastrous deed in tokens . ble excitement for the time, . . account of the incompetency of Chas. Sanford, who bad turned States’s evidence, to testify. Ou Thursday, the case of Cyrus Crawford, indicted for an assult on E. O. Tompkins with iatent to murder,-was taken up. By permission of the Court Crawford was allowed to withdraw his plea of not guilty and plead guilty of au assault and battery. He was sentenced to pay a fine of $200, indefault of payment to be imprisoned ninety days in the county jail. The fine was paid. The Chinaman, Ab We, indicted for grand larceny was tried on Friday and convicted of petit larceny. He was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail, at hard labor. Frauk Brooks who stabbed Sanford and attemted torob him, was found guilty and sentenced to the penitentiary fer two years. The conspiracy case was dismissed, for the want of competent testimony. Tus Wacox Roap.—We learn from the Goop Worx .—We saw at Delano’s Banking . ooo house the past week, five lumps of retorted . Cutvatric.—-Some of the Republican . gold from the Forest Spring Mill, ( late . members of Congress are proposing to raise . Lee & Simpson’s) weighing in the aggregate . a subscription to sustain, at Washington, a . sizty—five pounds the result of 30 days crush Club of some eight or ten of the most noto. ing—day time only. But little is said about rious New York shoulder strikers, to whom . this concern, yet we have opportunity for sball be referred all “personal” differences . Knowing thatitis one of the best paying . which may arise between their “patrons” Mills in the State, and should be placed . and “members from the South.’’ second to but one, ifany other. in Grass . pi See Valley. The above result is a fair average . Party Criqves 1x New Yorx.—The New . of their regular work. { York Herald is denouncing, with its characSea : ; ; teristic suavity of language, the various . pe The reported discoveries of a silver party cliques of New York City. It don’t . Mine im El Dorado county is proveuaced . of the deepest mourning.” appear to thiuk much of any of them, but . bax got up for speculative purposes, . Claim, (b says that “the utter depravity and rottenness of the rowdy, shoulder hitting, pothouse brawlers, who compose those cliques, “have never been more vividly manifested Rices Quartz and new placer discoveries . are reported at Pike’s Peak $1,790 bas been . taken from two tons of quartz, and sew pla. : : 3 cer diggings are suid to have been discover— ; than in their present attitudo. The Her}ed two miles from Gregory's, exceeding any-/ ald is evidently beginning to think that its) thing tefore discovered iu the veighbor) peculiar efforts to “put money in its purse” jog oF Pike's Peak. 5 iste along the frontier, in the vicinity of Democrat that at the meeting of the stoeckBrownsville, Texas, “by the act of Mexico.” holders for constructing a road throngh the Cortinas openly drills his troops in Matamo. Henness Pass, held in that place on Saturras, Mexican border town, with the full day last, the company was fully organized, knowledge and free consent of the authori. and the foliowing officers elected ; President ties, From that place, as his Head Quar-. __ft.B. Moyes; Secetary—E. S. Hubbell ; ters, he sallies forth on his hostile incursions . Treasurer—James Creagan ; Directors— into the southera Counties of Texas. and to G, ), Roberts. C. W. Hill, Charles Marsh, that place he retires when hard pushed by w.B.Churchill, Richard Rafford. We learn the Texan Rangers, or gorged with the . thatthe werk of grading the road will be spoils of Texan Ranches or Villages. It is commenced on Monday next, and arrangemoreover asserted that he has very re-' ments have been made to push it ahead cently received a regular Commission, 88 . vigorously until it is completed. The comColonel, from Miramon, bimself. These . pany was organized under the name ef the things are positive acts of war by the Mi+ Henness Pass Turnpike Co.” ramen, or Church party of Mexico, against . — isiclnacabiieliii are not fully appreciated by the politicians . of the “Commercial Emporium.” pa At the municipal election in Marysville, on Monday last, the vote for Aldermen, resulted in the choice of 10 Domocrats and two Opposition men, The Opposition . elected four out of the six other City Oficers. Tunes Parties.—There are now three political parties fairly in the field for the Presidential contest, and there are three Na. tional Committees installed at Washington. Delegates to the Union National Convention, which is to meetin Baltimore upona —_ ' pe The Silver excitement at Nevada, . seems to have “ petered out,” The latest { assay gives about one vuece of solid silver to the cubic mile of ground, and the general } impression now is that nothing bas been discovered that will pay for working. Nine feet of the * Comstock Lead ”’ at Washoe, have been reported sold for $75,000 Minixo on Keun Riven.—According to the Visalia Delta, miners ia this locality are . doing well. Quartz is paying $50 to $100 per ton. Correnr ix tue Noxra.—A vein, said to the United States; and President Buchanan . Rat_noap to Wasnox.—The Nevada Jonarday not yet fixed, have been chosen from The People of the State of California to Caroline Rhe malei« Pauline —Greeting— You are hereby commanded to appear before me at my Office, in said township, om TUPSDAY, the 3d day of April, A. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. M., to answer to the complaint of SYLVESTER & CO., who demand of you the sum of $35.37 on account for Store Goods and Rent, a» per Complaint, now on file in my Office—When Judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given under my hand this 71 «t day of Mareh, 1860. S.C. RICHARDSON, J. P. ~ CONSTABLE’S SALE — Township of Rough & Ready Nevada Co. BY VIRTUE ef ae Execution tome directed and issued out of the Jnstices’ Court of E. L. Merpocans Esq., an acting Justi the Peace in and for the County aforesaid, ona J vent rendered in said Court in favor of 8. M. Gitiam and against Gronce Hanns for the sum of Forty-seven Dollars and Fifteen Cents, with interest aid sum of $47,16. from March 17th, a. D., 1856, the rate of 3 per cent per moath, until paid, tegether with all costs of Suit. —I have levied upon the following described property, to wit—-All the right, title and interest of of the abore named Defendant, George Harris in and to @ certain Mining Claim, (being one fourth interest) situated on Kentucky Flat, three miies from Rough & Ready, and also Detendants ieterest in and to a the appurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting of flume, &e. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to Pub. lic Sale all the adove Cescribed property tc the high est bidder, for Cash, on Saturday, the 14th day of Apail, 4. D. 1860, between the hours of g o'clock 4,.M.andé o'clock, P.M. to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs Given under my hand this 21st dav of March, A. 1860. ROBERT FERGUSON, Seeciol Constable, Constable’s Sale. Townsbip of Rough & Ready, Nevada Co. . AJ PLEMALENSNE NEW TO-DAY PACIFIC EAR INFIRMARY. Important to the Deaf and Domb. DR. PILKINGTON, Late Proprietor of the Institution for the Deaf at St. Louis, Missouri, and Chicago, Iliacis. = ARRIVED AND MAY BE CONSULTED AT the corner of Montemery and California Street (Express Building, up stairs.)fan Francisco Early attention ix demred. DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, EAR Ache, CATARRH, NUISE IN THE HEAD, And all discharges From the Ear, Moeuth or Nostrils, Enticrly Removed. A number of years of unremitting attention to diseases of the EAR as a speciative, has: nabled him to make many improvement in allthat has hereto fore been known of Aural Medicine and Surgery and to insure «uch a degree of sucess as seems almost incredible, A great number of certiticates and testimonials can he seen atoffice., from many well knd ¥" citrzens in different parts of the Union. From the aMicted at a distance, a letter of inquiry enclosinga stamp to prepay auswer, will received immediate attention Direct to. QR. PINLKIGTON, nods Sua har Infirmary, San Francisco. Constable’s Sale. Township of Rongh & Ready, Nevada Co. BY VIRTUE of an Execution to me delivered, issued out of the Court of E. L. MELBOURNE, Raq, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the Coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date February 6th, A. D., 1860" } to satisfy a Judgment rendered by R. T. Garbrel . Esq, Justice of the Peace on the 27th day of Octuber, . 4. D., 1865, in favor of J. L. MOOSE, and against . W. A. GRIFFIN, for the suim of $2533,79 Debt, Inter. est, Damages and Costs of Suit 1 have taken in Fxecution and willsell to the highest bidder, for . Cash, on the premises, in Grass Valley Township, . all the Right, Title and Interest of the said Defend. . ant, in and to one set of Mining Claims, on or near . the “Grass Valley Side,’’ Township and County aforesaid, and State of California, lbying between Brady & Smith & Co. and H. Bush & Co's Mining Claima—the said interest being two-thirds of the above dessribed Claims, owned by said Defendant . in company with Capt Waller and others, levied upon by me on the llth day of February, A.D. 1860, taAlsO0—All the right, title and interest of asid defendant in amd te one certain Town iot and Cabia thereon erected. sitnated om the same hill, and Southeast of said mining claims, now occupied by Detendant-—and will pr ceed to sell the same (m SATURDAY, the 24th day of MARCH, A-D. 1880, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and 58’. clock, ?.M. Taken as the property of W. A. Grifle BY VIRTUE ofan Execution to me delivered, is. to satisfy the above demand and accruing costa. sued ost of the Courtof E. lL. MELBOURNE, Exq., . an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Coun. . ty aforesaid, on a Judgment renmcered in said Court, .

in favor of A. L. Stack aud against Groncr Har. . . vas, for the sum of Ove Hundrel and Thirteen Del. lars and Thirty-six with igterest on the same . from March 15th, 1858 at two per cent per menth, . tpgether with suit t have levied upen . the follow verty. to wit—All the} the above named Defen nandto a certain Mining . m K entocky yr. and also appurtenan &e right title dant, Geo Flat, three u Defendant's isterest in ces thereto belonging. consisting of Fl j me Notice ix hereby given that ] will expoxe to ’ublic Saie the above described property to the highest . bidder for cash, on the ground of said Claims, on! Kentucky Flat, on Saturday, the I4th day of April, . A. D. 1860, between the hoursof 9 A. M. and 5 P.M. Given under wy hand this 2lat dayof March, 4. D. 1800. ROBERT FERGUSON, i Special Constable. HAVE YOU READ HAVE YoU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE VOU READ HAVE YOU READ HAVE YOU READ HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAG/ZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE HUTCHINGS’ CALIFORNIA MAGAZINE PUBLISHED LVERY MONTH? PUBLISHED EVERY MONTIC? $,00PER ANNUM. ALSU, ALSO, ALSU. THE LITTIE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONRER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN THE LITTLE PIONEER FOR CHILDREN $1,25 PER ANNUM ADDRESS, HUTCHINGS & ROSENFIELD, is now as fully authorised to issue his Pronal, very properly, suggests the propriety clamation that “ War existe by the act of . of a thorough survey with reference to conMexico,” as was President Poli, under sim . yecting this County with the Washoe mineilar circumstances, in 1856. If we are not yal region by arailroad. Parties capable of much «mistaken, important events will grow judging ia such matters, bave given it, as out of the preseut difficulties, between this their opinion, that no serious obstacles to country and Mexico. greatly and favorably the construction of such a road exist, exaffecting the future of both nations. cept the want of means. The citizens of The only difference between the preseot Washoe are also awaking to the necessity of condition of things and that which existed of g railroad communication with the Sacwhen Gen. Taylor added such new revowd yamento Valley, either by way of Nevada to the American arme by his brilliaat action or Placerville, and will throw their means at Palo Alto and Resaca de la Paima, is, and influence in the direction where they that war exists now, not by the action of may find their efforts most energetically Mexico as a unit, but with a powerful facseconded. The citizens of Nevada county tion of that country, which disputes for 8ushould look weil to their interests, and see premacy with another equally powerful fac-. that the golden fruit, whieh is even now tion, under Juarez. This latter party is ‘ready fur the harvest,” is not plucked by friendly to the United States, and is recog. other bands than their own. nized by us as the Government, de facto, . —~------—-—---of Mexico. With the Juarez party, weean) Si ver Oxe Suecrinc rx Nevapa.—The have no quarrel, and their rights and their! Nevada Journal says that the Metallurgic friend s we should respect, even if the waris Company of that City, are akout to estabcarried into the heart of Mexico. If the war }igh an ussay office in Virginia City for the is prosecuted, it will be to the destruction purpose of testing the ores of silver, with a of Miramon, and the permanent establish. view to smelting on a large scale at their ment of Juarez. under an American Protecworks in that City, They propose to transtorate. ) port the ore thither, and feel assured that Sate & Creve rann’s Paok Tram.—Sale. they can do so aud extract the metal as & Cleveland started their first pack train thoroughly and as cheaply as it can be done for Washoe via the Eureka and the Hen-. aaywhere else in this state or in Europe. ‘aes on Wednesday morning last. a rapes passengers ih over.aad more Pity oan hen > “West,” pubwould bave gone if saddles could bave been . at St. Jeseph, Mo., chronicles a match We understand it i» the inten: . ** ‘ype setting between two fast compositors in that office. The fastest time was ‘ tri cea week each wa eso Pa ere md na that the Sciam of made by W. D. Bgbert, who set his first Thursday last must have caused them to thousaud in 37.50. turn back but such was not the case. The We have seeu that time beaten in this oftrain will prebably arrive at Virginia City fice, by A. O. Carpenter, formerly of this this Evening. As the wires are now in place, but now residing somewhere in Menworking order across the mountains their . 4cino couuty. Carpenter bas set up breneed by tele-. Vere type, Of & measure requiring three errival will be promptly announced by sticks to the thousand, at the rate of only 33 minutes to the 1000 ems. We will wager Scnoo Exuiprrion.-—The Exbibition by . our best sombrero, (a brau new one) on Carthe pupils of the Public School,at Hamil-. penter against Egbert. “ Chips,” where ton Hall, on Saturday Evening last, was) are you? well attended, ann gave great satisfaction The scbolors aid piano justice, both to themge@ A merchant can get slong without four States—Tennessee, Kentucky. Virginia . and New Jersey. Other states will soon elect. Execrions.—-The New England spring elections are at band. That of New Hamp. shire has already transpired and we sball get the returns in about two weeks. pO Returns from the local elections in New Youk were begining tocome in, at the latest dates and presented favorable indicafor the Democracy. Democratic gains have been made in nearly every County heard from. pa The Charleston Convention will meet . at the “Institute”? of that city, a building capable of accomodating 3.000 peraons.— . It has been fitted up expressly for the Convention. pam There is an“ irrepressible conflict” going on at Washington, on the subject of overland communication with the Pacific, which it is to be hoped may never cease until the iron horse shall be heard upon the . Summits of the Rocky Mountains and Sierra . Nevada. Srencer was promptin furnishing us with . our usual files of Eastern papers on the arrival of the Jast Steamer. p@ The 1Xth number of the Pacific Expositor, a publication which is rapidly growing into favor, besides much else of iuterest from the able pen of the editer, contains a review of Mre. Stowes late work ‘Minister's Wooing.” The Reviewer is pretty severe upen the fair authoress for presuming to meddle with politics at all. ". Newsrarer Cuance.—The S. F. National has been merged into the Herald. The latter paper will pursue the same political course as heretofore. The Herald is an able advocate of Democratic principles, and a most valui able newspaper. It will be enlarged to the size of the Bulletin and continue under the editorial charge of Mr. Nugent. contain 25 to 33 per cent, pure copper. bas _Sak FRAO. buen found on Smith’s river, near Black's An Item of ; Interest Ferry ,aboat eight miles from Crescent City. TO Two hundred pounds of ore bave been sent kg to San Francisco for trial. Our Readers Everywhere MONEY SAVED IS MONEY MADE. A Sitver Srreak ix tue Sovra.—The Los . The Lar ge st Stock of Angelos Star, of March 10th, announces that . ‘a dead thing, in the mineral line, bas been © L O T HH I N G 9 discovered in the mountains of Sun Beroardino. Prrties are very busy in that direc— Ar Tue Lowest Prices IN tion and every mum. Of course, it must be asilver mine worth $40,000 to the ton. CALIFORNIA. Sinver 1x Santa Crvz.—The Santa Cruz . DAVIS & BOWERS News says that Samuel P. Drury one of the DESIRE TO INFORM THEIR PATRONS claimassts to a silver lode recently discovered and the CITIZENS of the STATE near Grabam’s ranch, six miles from that . generally, that the inducements now offered place, send the following as the result of . To Buy Clothing at careful assays made by him. he being, it is QUINCY H ALL stated, a practica) chemist and familiar with . assaying : . j Are Greater THan Ever, “Choice rock $1,080 per ton. Average And particularly worthy the attemtion of those who ; ; Prudent and Economical ield —$25 2 th of six feet.” i Are 24 yield + pad add at theds ph a ats The STOCK is the best selected and most extensive ‘s in the COUNTRY, and the facilities of the FIRM Mar or tae Wastok Mines.—We have gresuch as to justify lower prices than any other received from the publishers, Messrs, Hutch. Heuse on the PACIFIC COAST. In fact the rates si i the . t Bf Retail Ho ins & Ftosenfield, of San Francisco, one of “"~ "kn Rae ‘Tork ye9 = De Groot’s maps of the Washoe Mines, and the different mountain rontes leading to A leading Journal of San bramecisco, alluding to them. This is the second edition of the map. QvINCY HALL, speaks as follows :— The Proprietors have won an enviable reputation for fair dealing and with a GOOD STOCK and the LOWEST KIND OF PRICES, are now doing a Splendid Business. They have been eminently successful in securing custom, selling more goods to Miners than all the other Clothing houses in the ps together, aud always to the satisfaction of purchasers. QUINCY HALL Is, in fact, one of the prominemt features of San Francisco, aud to those who study economy as well as neatnes and durability in their cemeett, it is as familiar as their best aud nearert friend. We desire now to say that no — has been made in the QUINCU HALL RATES, the figures re/ maining on all the different articles from Thirty to Thirty-five per cent lower than the regular charges. RECOLLECT THE PLACE, QUINCY HALL, 149 & 151 Wasbington Street, [BELOW MONTGOMERY) BIRTHS. 35-3m SAN FRANCISCO, On the 18 inst, a daughter to William H. Spurr. Mining Claims at Auction. There will besold at Public Auction, on WednesDIED. day the 18th day of April, 1890, om the premises, selves and their teachers,and brought in about $200 tewards paying off the indebtedness on the School House. The School was advertising—so can a cart wheel get along without grease, but it goes hard. pa Sherif Van Hagan bas been elected : In this place, on the 234 instant, Margaret ArraPristers.—Among the New Bills introbella, daughter of Thomas and Margaret Moran Guced inte the legislature the past week is} .004 six years and nine months. between 2 and 4 o’cloek, P.M. Tem anda balt Shares of Stock, in the Snow Quartz Company, owned by Charles Earbstein, or as many of said Shares as may be necessary to pay $124 due the Company for re time, Captain of the Nevada Rifles, — one to exempt printers from paying poll} go runcral will take place from the house, to. A*tments and expences attend ng this sale. taxes ! inst L.GIVINS, Pres. morrew, (Sunday) at half past 3 P. M, Grass Valley March 16, 1869, Wa. 31. STEPHENSON, Constable. E. W. Rowgrts, lit fs Attorney. PGSTPONEMENT. Tio above Sale has been Postponed, by order of Plaintifl's Attorney, ontil Saturday, the lst day of March, i8tiv, at 2 o'clock P.M. Wa. M. STEVENSON, Constable. SHERIFF'S SALE. RB‘ VIRTUE of a Decree of Foreclosure tome directed and issued out of the District Court of tne 4th Judicial District, im and for Nevada Coun. ty, State of California, on a Judgment jrendered in said Court, on the 14th dar of Mareh, A D 1880; ie favor of SILAS FOLSOM andagainst C. THOMPSON for the sum of Twenty-three Hundred aad Ninety-three Dollars, amd Seventy-six Cents, prin. cipal debt, with accruing interest on $500 at three per cent, per month, and on $1488 81 at Two per ct. per cienth from the rendition of Judgment, togeth. er with all costs ef suit, for the Sale ef the following described property, to wit — The undivided balf of all that certain lot of Mining Claims and Lands situated ie the Township of Bridgeport, County of Nevada, and State of Califor uia, lying and being sear the town of French Coralim the hill a short distance above the head of Pollard & Co's large tail sluice, being bounded om the Fast by tae mining claims kuowa as Dockum & Co's Claims, aad on the West by the wining claims of Brookwater & Co, and being generally known and designated as the Thompsen Claims, tegether with the tose, Pipe, Sluices, Quicksilver, Lumber and all appurtenances thereante belonging. Notice is hereby given that I will evpose te Publie Saie all the above described wroperty, tothe highest bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House hoor, in Nevada City,om laenuay, the 10th day of April, A. D. 1860, betweem the heurs of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5’clock P. M. Given under my hand this 15th day of March, 1860. J.B, VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. By Jas B Vax Hacas, Deputy: T. B. McFarland, Vitf'’s attorney. CONSTABLES’ SALE. State of California, County of Nevada, ss. Ay nat of two Executions to me delivered, isaued from the Court of 8S. C, RICHARIMON Fsq., an acting Justice of the Peace inand for the County aforesaid bearing date March Ist, 18,9, to satisfy two Judgments rendered by the aforesaid Justice of the Peace, on the lst day of March, A DP 1859, in favor of Moses Kern and Martin Murbar, and against 4. W. Hertick and G. B, Carralton, Moxes Korn for the sum $78 82, and Mr, Murbar for the sum of $146, Debt, Interest, Damages and Cost« of Suit— I have taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder, for Cash,on the premises in Grasa Valley township, all the right, title ana interest of A. W. Herrick and 0. B. Carrolton in and to the fellowing described property, to wit, a certain Ditch, situated on Kate Haye Hill. Said Ditch conveys water to claims owned by Walker and Elliott— On Saturday, the 7th day of April, A. ). 1860 between the hours of 9 o'clock, 3. M. and 5 o'clock P.M., taken ss the property of A. W. Berrick and UO. B. Carralton vo satisfy the above demands and accruing Costs. UL. C. TOWNSEND, Constable. DR. ROSENBAUM’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT TERS! FOR THE CURE OE Dyspepsia, Indigesten, Constipation, Loss of Appe tite, or any Bilious Complaints arising from a morbin action of the Stomreh or Bowels. 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