November 12, 1859 (4 pages)

€ be Hekadx Aationa The Nevada Journal, ‘Democritus’ & Ce. The Storm in the Mountains. The recent storm has bee: by far, the What isto become of the Noble Rivers ef Califernia, THE DOG IN THE MANGER. The policy by which our quartz ledges are A NATUBAL METEROLOGICAL REGISTER. It has long been known that the age of The Nevada Journal and ils correpondent beaveist and most extensive, for the first of . It seems that the business of miners is at held is detrimental to the country, and injaGRASA VALLEY, NOV. £2, I85D“Democritus,” appear to have sor heads; the season, which has ever been experienced . War with the pbysical value and beauty of tious to the thrift of the masses of the peo— trees may be ascertained by counting the = <= ae —~+SS and being full of venom, bave beer seeking in the State since the period of the Gold dis. this most attractive portion of the earth. By ple. There are three or con sec rin uti of gs a ve sect ion of its trank. four of the best J. I. BOARDMAN, Eoprrorn. for some time past, to find an excuse wherecoveries. in this neighborhood rot less . iteverything is turned up-side down, per. mines in Grasss Valley It has also bee gen n erally supposed that the township, each by they might discharge it upon the head of than sixteen inches of rain had fallen up to . sonal property is deemed in many parts of of which isheld var iation in the size of these rings was owby virtue of a few thouAGENTS. Gov. Weller. Finding no other pretext, Sunday morning last. . the State as possessing more of the elements . sand dollars worth of machinery, that have ing to the more or less annual vigor in the Geo. A. Lovagnove is ourdely authorised Agen A . they asa last resort, use our article on the annev hav er, we but e tree the of ; gro wth not been worked for more than twelre The rain has been almost continuous for f Substantial worth than “ = ye ve or Sacramento. Me may be found at 67 J st pardoning of Gebr for their under handed nine days, and bas fallen so gently as to do . An allavial valley in the mountains, whic months. Practical til the pre sen ins t tan hea ce, of rd any at~ miners would San in Agest sole work our them, Na. CHAS. A.CKANE is purpose. We are rather surprised, after the greatest that security a with it, purchase one could . gradsettling by good posible aud pay a fair and handsome consideration tempt to construct a meteorological register alvertixe receive to empowered la He Francisco. i th, instead of . rit would never be disturbed, wor th sixfor so doing but the proprietors. fro dat m thu a obt s ain ed. ments, and receipt forthe same. He may be found such a labored effort—considering that the ually into th as they aseditorial and communication were the reat 172 Montgomery «treet. a loan sume themselves to be, will thousand dollars, will not command h sogecda tenagor pies 7 It app ear tha a ver t s y intelligent German, not agree to . in floods, fa consequence of its rapid decent sult of more than one head—thatso puny an from the clouds of one thousand. Mining while it exports. this they want a still greater profit. Thas & preseantresident near Austin, Texas, bas offsp ring shoul d have been produced. Veri. High up tn the mountains, though it bes wealth from our State, counted by millions . they will not work them on their own been carefully stadying the phenomena of ns tio ina Democratic Nom acly “the mountain labored and brought forth generally fallen in the shape of snow it has . of dollars per month, in the upheaving of count, neither will they lea se them on the se ring and s, bas communicated the result equi+ mouse.” melted very rapidly, thus Mling up the . the earth, to pour it forth asa volcano of. table terms to laboring men who would like of his observations, in substance, as follows, whi ch we We object to a person who bas always cop y fro m a Tex as correspondent: to do so. springs and raising the rivers, thereby se. ™#™mon, overwhelmes the gladening land. “On cutting down some post oaks, he nobeen a bitter opponent of the Democracuring 1 and cape with devolation and ruin. The happy . for the miner a much earlier, The miners it is true, make their own , ticed the different distances of the rings from cy—who believes it a party to which no hon. more . vale, which was once resplendent with the . rmanent supply of water than is laws; it is our opinion right that they should, . each other on the stump, and on speculating est man would belong to—who has been . eonal aan spe wll year. The effect . beauty s of its flowers, while the still air Whatever mining interest one may acquire in his mind as to the cause, he could only an advocate of a higher law—who believes of the storm must tell most favorably in . that hung over its bosom, drank in their under them, of course we believe should re— come to one conclusion, and that was, that that the administration of ex-Gev. Johnson comparison with past searons, upon the early . rich perfume, is now a scene of formless main sacred. But we are inclined to the Of Missouri. they were caused from the effects of drought was the model for fature successors—to aswinter ’s gold product. heaps of rocks and earth ; ' the fresh clear opinion that there is a vast amount of auri~ and Subject tv the nominations of the Democratic Na moisture; the trees of course growing sum waters the e ’ of guis the mount of e “De ain tunnel moc is rit now to us, the ser /ferou . ” ve s quartz in this towash ip that would toual Convention. The snow on the divide, between Placer-. more in a wet season, and barely at all in a out his political spleen. Brother Waite . ville and Carson Valley up to Monday) meagre and muddy stream ; the muse bas pay the laboring man handso ft mely, that is dry one . To inv estigate it farther, be cut shou he ld the last man to talk abo ut “‘too ls,”’ . to due are ks than ial espec TuHanxs.—Onur last had not accumulated to qnite a foot of Teserted these regions, once to them the . helg by spurious titles. Those who hold ;down three trees of apparently the eame the publishers of the “Nevada Democrat” when he has allowed bimself to be made use . average depth, so fast did it melt. In Hope . most poetic and facinating on earth, not to . claims by lawful pre-emption and improve— . size , and sawed off a block from each, plaof by a few diss atis demo fied crat Valley the ground was barely covered, and . return again till some future and purer age, s. for a timely supply of paper for our presment, cannot be molested. But those claims ned and burnished the surface to develope These very men knew our columns were in Strawbery Valley no snow was to be seen “¥en gold shall less be sought, and the which ent issue. Without this favor we should are attempted to be held by old, idle the rings clea rer, and found two of them to ope to n the We m, dist inct stat so. ly ed — supA y. ar to-da appe le to have been unab though it had rained steadily from the com. 8t@ces of the landscape, and the trae poetry . machinery, or inadequate amount of improvebe ove r two hundred years old, and the othWhy then did the not y ente thei r com r pla int s on ply of paper for this office has now been menement of the sterm. Several Washoe ° tbe earth be the more esteemed. . ment, as provided for by the Quartz Minits way from San Francisco nearly three in a legitimate channel, instead of bargainbound wagons when aear the Summit bad . We can never forget with what pride and . ing Laws, of the township we bope to see . phe = na e sa p An g r ing wit a h pap er that poss esses no political to be abandoned, at te commenement of the . *¢miration with which, in 1849, we first jumped by the industrious and enterprising weeks. . etesdleé-of the other ; as reg ard s the principles at all? rin gs and large, the of current strong the upon !00ked . extra for storm and the animals taken back miners, who will foster labor, and develo “Democritus” says when we purchased the supply of feed, with which they immediatly . clear, deep river of the Sacramento. In its . THE EFFECT OF POLITICS ON that wealth brought about only by indomita— aanpaPher Bon iy gg controling interest in the “Nevada Nationreturned to pursue their journey. . triumphant march of waters it rolled on be. ble exertion, and which alone can THE GROWTH AND TRADE give pros. terologieal table, of the country for two al,’ it was stipulated that it was to be a OF CITIES. Freight over the summit from Sacramento , tween the thick defiles of noble trees on . perity to Grass Valley, and fill her citizens hundred years, constructed by nature herThe popularity and prosperity of cities is party paper. Itcould be none otber in our has gone up from five to ten cents on the . either side, which stretched out their sturd y wit h thri ft, sati sfac tion and happiness, self. He found on reference, by tracing back popthe as promoted on the same principle bands; and never before has it contained as pound—Flour had advanced to $14 and . arms over its bosom and to the blue heavens Gold is our staple, and whatever inter— from the edge, the last four years had been ularity and prosperity of man, Should the much partizan writing. in proportion to the barley to twelve aud fifteen cents. Itisthe . ®bove, as though it were the abode of the feres with its production, is at enmity with . very dry,from the rings being near each political sentiment and action of a city benumber of issues, as since we have had its determination to keep the Placerville route fairy queen, But now how changed. Its the prosperity of the people . other. 1852 is well remembered as a wet come antagonistic to the opinions and intermanagement. The doctrine of ‘Democriopen for the winter for stage and freight Waters are turbid and muddy with the ests of certain sections of country that gave tus,”’ that newspapers of party pretensions travel—of course the summit will be crossed . grovling pursuit of the gold-seeker. Its chan. . This sort of prohibition to the working Spring and summer, and the ring of that of the min es, and the consequent production . year showed from its incrensed distance, that it their trade and support, it is but notural bave not the same rights as individuals, is ou runners. . nel is fast being filled up, and ina few years and certain that the offended people will palpably irrational and silly. We should . if things go on as they now do its glories . of gold, by which men claim through one. the tree had grown as much in that year as deny such irreciprocal city, as well as the pay no attention to euch remarks, save that . Gop Hit. U. T. Oer. 29th 1859 . shall have departed forever. The occupation subterfuge or another, large mining interin three of drought. The last five years bas FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES, DAN'L 8S. DICKINSON a POR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Ly * . epithe *Btaame elle Navigation Co.,’ will be ests that they will neither work or permit to . been one of unusual drought in Texas; it gives usa good opportunity to utter, as E and PE a OL ae : . OF THR Nrvs 3 NAL —Dear . gone, and the noble and beaatifully painted be worked by others, is discouraging to la. it appears that this period of dronght is not Within the last twenty years we have had we conceive, some sound truths. A party Sir. DITOR thinki iin Shaan, Mle tiie ete. ot commerce and profits arising therefrom. the fir st one that has happened in that cli . trout, thatthe early emigrant stopped to bor, baneful to the growth of the place. and j ting Boston at one time had an immense ard no . in proportion as either can discern that the Mountains might not be uninteres : . gaze upon, in the windows of the restaurants . should be crushed down by all lawful means. . mate. On reference to this “chart,” the The dog-in-the-manger class should recloseness of the lines show that from 1806 to leas profitable trade from the the South, par . oourse which will bring honor and power to toonme-eipene sentans,, T kane concledel . will die, if he has not already , not for want to jot down, some by the way ofa pastime. 181 1 the re ticularly in boots and shoes. In truth, Bos. to the party. As the fate of nations has wa s a similar droughy, and again . of wate but r, from too much wud, (if the ceiv as e littl enco e urag as emen poss t ible . ; If you think them wort) * setting up’ you ton at one time, was the great emporium of . often depended on the selection of a genele of Sacramento donot bore artesian 80d in a country where the mining interest from 1771 to 1776 there was a severe one can do so, if not, youcan “lay them under , poor . EngNew the all of e trad shoe and boot the ral to lead an army, so, next to principle, wells or do something else to get pure water , is not sold by the government, it should also, which corresponds with the Indian tradit ion land States. The factories of ail the States . the success of a party depends on the kind the table.” of this par t of the country. which say they may share the same fate.) and will only . rightfully be left as a prize to energy, indusThe first on the programme is our town and were but tributaries to the enormous traffic . of men selected by it to fill offices. . be known,—like the whig party—as having . try and skill, Laws should be so framed, . that the Colorado, a short distance above diggins ; the former is progressing rapidly, é s ; / Austin has been crossed dry shod in pla . n grow has on Bost city. that in on carried ces. that improvement and pre-emption should . Without disparaging the claims of such at van 4 once existed on the annals ofhistory. There . atleast so far as the facilities for getting . tprofi has She e. onag patr It is the rich by southern sam e now ; abont 15 miles from Ausmen as Wasbington, Denver, Baldwin, or is no doubt about it ; this busine ss of minin g Hed hand in hand; and those who from any , : . . stores & saloons Three permit. will lumber ed, really as much from the slave-worked many others we conld mention, if we think . tin, you can now cross without wetting the We are . cause , canno t afford to work a mine, shoul d respects. many in Pulsauce ® '* . built. being are houses dwelling several and . herh sout éotton fielis of the south, as the the interest of the party will be subserved Joe Smith & Co., (not the Mormon Pvophet) overflowing the world with money, and our give way to the seperior abilities of the man soles of your boots, From the great inself. At the very time when a streak wf by electing some other man. Gov. Weller, are putting up a stone Livery Stable 28x40 rivers and vallies and fertile lands with mud . Who cre ase in the distances of the rings the five can. wealth was pouring in upon Boston from. for instance, to the Senatorship, asa loyal yea rs fol low ing eac h of the aforesaid The grea test enc our age men t to energy, —the walls of which are nearly completed . #4 gravel. ’ . me beco to fit her southern castom, she saw dro ugh ts, mus bav t e been very wet. partizan paper, it is our duty to do so, and they also intend beilding a large public) 8 the banks of the Mississippi they con industry and shill should be the cardinal prominent, if she did not take the lead, in no man bas a right to accuse us of party inbouse of the same material. Others contem. 8tructed levies to protect the land from the Our ¢orrespondent congratulates bimsclf, principle of mining legisiation. Guided by denouncing slavery and the slave-holder, fidelity, when we concur with the doctrine plate building 4s 2000 as lumber can be prooverflowing of water ; here, our farmers will and says that the investigations of the obit, prosperity and wealth in golden streams, two marked illustrations of this propositicn. . naner ora party man is able and faithful, nistical to the interests of the cotton-grow Iv to ten ee on golitionl infinenee antago . UT TUES CO wcesrew see eet hit eweimg were ione. that men do not make parties, but parties asi Gai wae ad etired—A new street has been laid ont north . b8¥e to build them to protest their rich will flow over a bappy land. serving German is inspiring confidence ia ttre CTETR ORE of thie POUtion, tlieee ele preseus Was it to be supposed that the would be very iusufficient without the right aod running parallel with the old one , the acres from an overflow of mining debris. , Period of drought from which the country is lots on both are staked off already. The} ; d ul wo th sou the of s nt ha rc me d an rs plante Cavent ox THE Sierras tv A SNOW . go deeply suffering. will be followed. ax berekind of men at their head. Our sympathies. diggings about bere are being worked toa ‘The Bainy Season. o wh se tho Sro ich rm. enr —Messrs. Board, Fry & Co., immi. tofore, by a corresponding period of plenti— d an t or pp su continue to are with Weller, because we consider him employed the very wealth they bestowed most fit, and because the democracy of Nebetter advantage than when they were first . To all appearances we shall now have . grants toCalifornia, by the way of Pike's) fy) rain and abundant prosperity. ‘ upon them to make war upon their political vada county desire his election to the next opened. At Gold Lill there are at present . plenty of water. The storm King has com. Peak, were caught in a snow storm on the, . the week Thursday On reign, his menced . eight from and running, arastras five or Holloway’s Pills—Overflow of bvile—A constitufour mountains, a few days since, just this side of e? far wel al eri mat d an rights Senstorship, by an overwhelming majority. . to ten rockers. Some rockers are taking out . raincommenced, and continued unabated, . tional predisposition to bilious disorders is ver d an y the summit, and barely escaped with their) nit dig ve The south, with instincti The “Journal” accuses us of seeking to . from fifty to one hundred dollars per day . until Sunday noon, during which time, accommon in this country. We find that ina lang lives, from the intense cold and the sudden . proper resentment, withdrew that immense damn Gov. Weller by defending bim in tbe proportion of the ordinary cases of cough, cold, in asloig aathey have water, which is about . cording to the measurement of a gentleman, s0 d ba she h fall of snow. Two women were along, who termittent fever influenz ic wh e ag on tr pa ive rat luc d an a,, the liver sympathize etc, supposed pardoning of Gelr. Not so, good . two thirds of the day. At Crown Point, . who resides a short distauce from Grass Val. walked seven miles through the snow, when . violently with the pulmonary organs. Acting di long bestowed upon Boston, and that city sir; we bave not yet arrived at that point to . they were so fortunate as to overtake one . reetly and simultaneously upon both, the Pillx soon has ever since vainly endeavored to recover . which the “Journal,”’ ip its editorial and . there is une arastra running, and three. ley.16 inches of water fell. Evans a cattle dealer, who afforded them . bring them back to a natural condition. The immore being built, also two or three rockers. The two following days it tried toclear up. . th ow gr her to n ve gi s wa h from ihe blow whic communiention appears to be at home, of. conveyance and protection. Their cattle purities of the system are discharged through the running. New quartz leadsare being open: . but again the storm set ia and has coatinued and prosperity, on account of ber ungenerdrawing Gov. Weller ty his fond embrace bowels, the organs of respiration are relieved by the . week. present the gave out, and the wagons were left; they . . Operatio ; J ous, suicidal and fanatical intermeddfing— _ with one arm, while with the other he pluned every day. Some very rich ore near the . with unabated fury daring n of this great counter-rritant upon the Her tremendous effort to get up a “Trade . ges the poisoned barb of the stilletto to his} *“ Devils Gate” has paid as high as $1,00to. But it is quite a relief after six mouths dry . then drove as far as they could, when they. fevered blood, and the functions of the liver arp the bucket, washed witha rocker, others . dusty weather, to hear the pattering of the left them to perish—sixty head—mostly . regulated and restrained. Thus the the primary Sale,” will give her but a spasmodic relief; heart. We have not, as has the “Journal” . in the same vicinity prospect well ; one or. rain upon the house-tops, and hear the wind . work cattle—and after the utmost fatigue. "4 subsidiary causes of the complaint are reached she can never regain what her foolish and Judas like, betrayed him witha kiss. We) two companies are putting up arrastras to! moaning and sighing as it rashes on through . and exbanstion, they reached Dutch Fiat, . **4 subdued at the same time. unfriendly policy has caused ber to lose. what we honestly believed, without . work their leads with. Considerable excite-} our streets. Particularly so, with acheerful j spoke destitute of all save the clothing they wore. . St. Louis is another example. Her orimanner. any in “damnation to reference ” MARRIED. ment has been created by the striking of the . log fire to shed its genial warmth, while the gin and rapid growth in population, trade We trust the “Journal” will take home above leads, and men can be seen all over. good wife is singing lullabys Sept. lst, at the residence of William Barnett, to the babe and wealth, was founded on the enormous Paciric Raitroap.—We have read the adto itself the lesson it sought to inculcate in the bills, with their tools,in search of the . who bas just fallen to sleep in her arms’ of Macoupen Co snty, Mlinois, Mr. T. J Gardner, of tod an mp he of ps cro y av he d an e produc dress of the committee and think it exceedGo d Bar, Nevada County, Cal., to Miss Lizzie H . try to Waite brother avail, no of Itis us. hidden treasure. During a short tramp over. Varily there is something captivating in bacco, from the inexhaustably fertile lands to disguise ingly able. The Convention has done itself Foster of Macoupin. youself in the lion’s skin, for . the hills and valleys, a few days since, I was such evenings. just for a change, reader. of upper Missouri, owned by slave-bolders, . great credit, and deserves the thanks of the you own dear self will obtrude, ana whether surprised at the number of tunnels and shafts and worked by negroes. inauvirtually bas It coast. Pacific whole under the cognomen of *Denneritus’’ or edibeing run into the bills, which are begining Diccer.—Svurcery-—Some time in the . : kee yan m fro n, tio gra emi h oug thr , In time gurated the building of the road—this is say. torially, the “Waite” will stick out. to have the appearence of the hills about early part of last summer, “Jim,” an Indian . dom, St. Louis becomes free-soil, or abolition ing much—-but we are confident of what we’ Company’s Co, Nevada The Valley, Grase . hereafter eeck Democrais dissatisfied When well known hereabouts, ia a fight with one in her sentiments, and lost no opportunity assert. SHERIFF'S SALE. ing states, “NEW TO-DAY. to advocate such legislation and doctrines t© make a “tool” of you, tel them that you . tunnel (in which your humble servant has an of his comades, bad his left fore-arm so iu. Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION to me 4iThe intellig ence and capital of the state as must and has already proved inimical to . have already bad one lesson. and that in fu. interest) is progressing at the rate of 4 or 5 jured from laceration of the soft parts, and * rected, issued out of the County Court of Ne vada County, State of California, on a Judgment renis equal to all that the Conven tion suggest s. fractures of the bone, that mortification enit” the interests of the farmers of north and . ture you intend to look alter your own in-. feet per day, and expecting to “ strike dered in said Court on the 4th day of November, A, We are in favor of going to work in earnest . D. 1859 in favor of Grorncs P. Darron and agameat sued. He laid at his camp in Penn Valley, . feet, 70 about already run baviug day, north-west Missouri, She attempted toturn ‘erests—the resusitation of the defunct . every Josern RicHaxps he beeper for the sum of Fight We are in favor of loaning the credit of the At Virginia City (formerly Opbir) the attended only by his mobala, until the arm) Dollars and Ninety Cents, with Hundred and Five destruction upoa those who have filled her know-nothing party. oe . State for $20,000,000—if necessary, more.— interest on the said sum of $805.90, from the 4th actually desiccated, when at last an old same activity prevaiis as here. Families are she h whic with that measure of prosperity day of November, A. D. 1350 at the rate of Ten per p2 The Minstrels under the supervision settling hereto make it their home. Our Indian came along, borrowed a saw from a. The sum proposed by the committee is not cent, per annum, until paid, ) . ed. St has so fichly and unceasingly enjoy . a dollar too much. All that the people of Together with all costs of suit, 1 have levied up inment enterta ar gave Birch” Billy * of . neighboring ranch, and pruned Jim of bis town numbers four or ‘ive females at present , Louis is suffering from her ingratitude and small A week. Friday last Valley, Grass in . unfortunately (for old bachelors,) they are dead member, leaving the bone to protrude folly. She is killing the goose that laid her i will go straight forward to completion.— . Defendant, h Richards, Ty of, in tae and PRD t in pee wil anae Te were who those and them, greeted house . about three inches. He may be seen around all married. golden eggs. Her trade, all of a sudden, is week. next ied, d e dissatisf nuch very be to appeare there Mor ship, County of Nevada and State of California, . suffering intensely. Our nsmmasements are various, “ Mart . 0a begging, almost every day, and apknown os the Helvetia and Lafayette Geld Mining Company's Quartz Mill and Leads, also Defendant's The people of north and north-west MisThey are evidently a secend class troupe Taylor, & Co., has given us one or two of . 'Pears vigorous. How the case will termiinterest in and to allthe machinery and appurtelast n day Mon y.—O atir ine Casv ress Dust eouri are retaliating upon her, and sending . ' thedelination of negro characters, when his very interesting performances, winding . nate, whether the dead bone will be thrown rata thereunto a orin any wise apper compared with“ Bachus,” from arrived lately has who Phillips, John zs, . ning, e.— wher else et mark a find their produce to up with-a lecal song ; then we have “Monte . nd a sound stump be furmed, or disease States, commenced his first Atlantic the and joint, shoulder the to extend bone the of . the of one occasionally and square” the on N by given that I will expose to public This intermeddling will ruin cities and states, Ja Miss Annette Itce performed at “Jong eared sons of vnreqguited toil” at last cause death, time alone will deterday’s work on New York bill, asa drifter.— Sale all the above Exceed Property to the nighest net less than it ruins individuals. bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House 5 . Ham ilt The on when ate on Wed r hours, nes two eve day some nin work g at been bad He oe in Nevada City, on Tuesd ay, the 6th day of Decem vulgarly called donkeys) may be seen mak. mine. The case is of interest to doctors.— ber, A. D., 1859, betwe the hours . last en of 9 o'clock A. , and notw iths tand the iog ext 2000 to rem in1500 e from and way gave roof the adver-_ “nata~ the by ga We call the attention tothe i + a he street sd onatil of the We should call it amputation M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. . the State have to say is “yes,” and the work . "Ail the right litle and Interest of the above named tenticenrouistas, acter Molar, Stemre pounds of cab rock, fell on bis back and anne ee this 4th day of November, dislocated it. He now lies in a critical conJ.B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. Me Connell & Byrne Atty’s for Pitfs. Randall are and ick McCorm Drs. dition. Arries.—This delicious frnit is becoming of the weather, quite » good house culenary department, attacbed to his caudal ral mode.” fisment of our friend Charley Smith in clemency another colamn. It will be seen that he . steeted ber appearance, and the applause appendage, much to the amusement of the the to d testifie given, ntly freque was Which gratify to e undon g nothin leave to intends public. The weather here is delightful, . all they can for him, and some slight the wants ofany and atl. Do you wanta fact that her talent as anactress was bighly doing in this market, and is being plenty quite . nights light moon and sunny, bright, hopes are entertained that he'will recover. good square meal, ora good bed, or someappreciated. We trust that on ber next the . offered at prices somewhat more reasonable visiting persons for pleasant it making a fair evening for thing to warm up the inner man, or a fra— . #PPearance, she may have heretofore. They are selling here at . than s s.—crowd mountain the of side this on mine grant cigar, Charley Smith’s the man. But . her performance, wher sie can be assured are dailygcoming and going, two stages six pounds for a dollar. This however don’t forget his Billiard Tabler. They have . 0f # crowded house. lately been purchased in San Francisco, and — A New Drren.—The Excelsior Ditch are the best and most correct tables in NevCompany have contracted with some Chiada County, being Phelan’s combination nese for the completion of a ditch which has cushions with marble beds. Players useing been surveyed from a point near the Ran them once, are sure to go again. dolph saw mill to Sand Hill. It is to be running tri-weekly can scarcely accomodate . would scem to be quite to high when compsee We s. price o cisc Fran San with pared c. the traveling publi four from at city that in tised adver are they Taking things altogether 1 believe this is box. the by nd, pou per s cent eight to the of o, Dorad to be the Great El! bound world ; just now while writing, several have feet 18 h, lengt in feet 109 er steam A jar ngs diggi rich and new that g, sayin in, come (coarse gold) had been discovered east of beam with two engines, has been constructed Frex Ficur.—Some six or eight miners got into a dispute about a water right, on Pike Flat, on Thursday morning last.— win Words ensued, the lie was passed, rocks were thrown, and one hombre aimed a terrible blow at at adversary, when owing to the . market the * slippy state of the ground, his pedal extrem: is determined that not be excelled, in any by ary Hotel in the mountains. BAR will, at ail times be supplied ities gave way, and he mearured his length always 5 best W and his Lodging on the ground. The ludicrousness of his found am and Ce eight feet wide at the top, fiv at e the botns John e L. Stephe Oceax Steamens.—Th ventilated. well and tom, and four feet deep, and the terms of the 26 mile desert (26 miles distance from at Benecia. She has been built with especial situaticn roused the riseabilit ies of the whole on the other side with the splendid connects two with supplied is SALOON BILLIARD The ed by &@ employ be will and speed e to referenc slice.’ a get per ahalf and dollars five are contr the had left “to act many and ) place this all round. ensued laugh hearty a and party, Tables. Billiard Patcnt Phelan’s steamer Atlantic. The price cf passage is rod. This will about drain Deer Creek n, Sulliva Jerry n newsma ising enterpr that j or weather holds fair fora week the If the This brought e about tions, peacibl negotia The only Tables: the kind in the County line this by gers passen and d, greatly reduce greater part of the yesr, for some miles be~ two I think I will have the pleasure of visitfor conveying his Atlantic Express matter and the matter was finally satisfactorily ar. CHARLES W, SMITA. tan rely upon receiving every comfort that low the head of the ditch.” from San Francizco to Sacramento. J. Adieu. then, until city; ing your : Grass Valles, Nov. 1, 1860. ranged, ls ee: «el make the trip agreeable and pleasant.

€ be Hekadx Aationa The Nevada Journal, ‘Democritus’ & Ce. The Storm in the Mountains. The recent storm has bee: by far, the What isto become of the Noble Rivers ef Califernia, THE DOG IN THE MANGER. The policy by which our quartz ledges are A NATUBAL METEROLOGICAL REGISTER. It has long been known that the age of The Nevada Journal and ils correpondent beaveist and most extensive, for the first of . It seems that the business of miners is at held is detrimental to the country, and injaGRASA VALLEY, NOV. £2, I85D“Democritus,” appear to have sor heads; the season, which has ever been experienced . War with the pbysical value and beauty of tious to the thrift of the masses of the peo— trees may be ascertained by counting the = <= ae —~+SS and being full of venom, bave beer seeking in the State since the period of the Gold dis. this most attractive portion of the earth. By ple. There are three or con sec rin uti of gs a ve sect ion of its trank. four of the best J. I. BOARDMAN, Eoprrorn. for some time past, to find an excuse wherecoveries. in this neighborhood rot less . iteverything is turned up-side down, per. mines in Grasss Valley It has also bee gen n erally supposed that the township, each by they might discharge it upon the head of than sixteen inches of rain had fallen up to . sonal property is deemed in many parts of of which isheld var iation in the size of these rings was owby virtue of a few thouAGENTS. Gov. Weller. Finding no other pretext, Sunday morning last. . the State as possessing more of the elements . sand dollars worth of machinery, that have ing to the more or less annual vigor in the Geo. A. Lovagnove is ourdely authorised Agen A . they asa last resort, use our article on the annev hav er, we but e tree the of ; gro wth not been worked for more than twelre The rain has been almost continuous for f Substantial worth than “ = ye ve or Sacramento. Me may be found at 67 J st pardoning of Gebr for their under handed nine days, and bas fallen so gently as to do . An allavial valley in the mountains, whic months. Practical til the pre sen ins t tan hea ce, of rd any at~ miners would San in Agest sole work our them, Na. CHAS. A.CKANE is purpose. We are rather surprised, after the greatest that security a with it, purchase one could . gradsettling by good posible aud pay a fair and handsome consideration tempt to construct a meteorological register alvertixe receive to empowered la He Francisco. i th, instead of . rit would never be disturbed, wor th sixfor so doing but the proprietors. fro dat m thu a obt s ain ed. ments, and receipt forthe same. He may be found such a labored effort—considering that the ually into th as they aseditorial and communication were the reat 172 Montgomery «treet. a loan sume themselves to be, will thousand dollars, will not command h sogecda tenagor pies 7 It app ear tha a ver t s y intelligent German, not agree to . in floods, fa consequence of its rapid decent sult of more than one head—thatso puny an from the clouds of one thousand. Mining while it exports. this they want a still greater profit. Thas & preseantresident near Austin, Texas, bas offsp ring shoul d have been produced. Veri. High up tn the mountains, though it bes wealth from our State, counted by millions . they will not work them on their own been carefully stadying the phenomena of ns tio ina Democratic Nom acly “the mountain labored and brought forth generally fallen in the shape of snow it has . of dollars per month, in the upheaving of count, neither will they lea se them on the se ring and s, bas communicated the result equi+ mouse.” melted very rapidly, thus Mling up the . the earth, to pour it forth asa volcano of. table terms to laboring men who would like of his observations, in substance, as follows, whi ch we We object to a person who bas always cop y fro m a Tex as correspondent: to do so. springs and raising the rivers, thereby se. ™#™mon, overwhelmes the gladening land. “On cutting down some post oaks, he nobeen a bitter opponent of the Democracuring 1 and cape with devolation and ruin. The happy . for the miner a much earlier, The miners it is true, make their own , ticed the different distances of the rings from cy—who believes it a party to which no hon. more . vale, which was once resplendent with the . rmanent supply of water than is laws; it is our opinion right that they should, . each other on the stump, and on speculating est man would belong to—who has been . eonal aan spe wll year. The effect . beauty s of its flowers, while the still air Whatever mining interest one may acquire in his mind as to the cause, he could only an advocate of a higher law—who believes of the storm must tell most favorably in . that hung over its bosom, drank in their under them, of course we believe should re— come to one conclusion, and that was, that that the administration of ex-Gev. Johnson comparison with past searons, upon the early . rich perfume, is now a scene of formless main sacred. But we are inclined to the Of Missouri. they were caused from the effects of drought was the model for fature successors—to aswinter ’s gold product. heaps of rocks and earth ; ' the fresh clear opinion that there is a vast amount of auri~ and Subject tv the nominations of the Democratic Na moisture; the trees of course growing sum waters the e ’ of guis the mount of e “De ain tunnel moc is rit now to us, the ser /ferou . ” ve s quartz in this towash ip that would toual Convention. The snow on the divide, between Placer-. more in a wet season, and barely at all in a out his political spleen. Brother Waite . ville and Carson Valley up to Monday) meagre and muddy stream ; the muse bas pay the laboring man handso ft mely, that is dry one . To inv estigate it farther, be cut shou he ld the last man to talk abo ut “‘too ls,”’ . to due are ks than ial espec TuHanxs.—Onur last had not accumulated to qnite a foot of Teserted these regions, once to them the . helg by spurious titles. Those who hold ;down three trees of apparently the eame the publishers of the “Nevada Democrat” when he has allowed bimself to be made use . average depth, so fast did it melt. In Hope . most poetic and facinating on earth, not to . claims by lawful pre-emption and improve— . size , and sawed off a block from each, plaof by a few diss atis demo fied crat Valley the ground was barely covered, and . return again till some future and purer age, s. for a timely supply of paper for our presment, cannot be molested. But those claims ned and burnished the surface to develope These very men knew our columns were in Strawbery Valley no snow was to be seen “¥en gold shall less be sought, and the which ent issue. Without this favor we should are attempted to be held by old, idle the rings clea rer, and found two of them to ope to n the We m, dist inct stat so. ly ed — supA y. ar to-da appe le to have been unab though it had rained steadily from the com. 8t@ces of the landscape, and the trae poetry . machinery, or inadequate amount of improvebe ove r two hundred years old, and the othWhy then did the not y ente thei r com r pla int s on ply of paper for this office has now been menement of the sterm. Several Washoe ° tbe earth be the more esteemed. . ment, as provided for by the Quartz Minits way from San Francisco nearly three in a legitimate channel, instead of bargainbound wagons when aear the Summit bad . We can never forget with what pride and . ing Laws, of the township we bope to see . phe = na e sa p An g r ing wit a h pap er that poss esses no political to be abandoned, at te commenement of the . *¢miration with which, in 1849, we first jumped by the industrious and enterprising weeks. . etesdleé-of the other ; as reg ard s the principles at all? rin gs and large, the of current strong the upon !00ked . extra for storm and the animals taken back miners, who will foster labor, and develo “Democritus” says when we purchased the supply of feed, with which they immediatly . clear, deep river of the Sacramento. In its . THE EFFECT OF POLITICS ON that wealth brought about only by indomita— aanpaPher Bon iy gg controling interest in the “Nevada Nationreturned to pursue their journey. . triumphant march of waters it rolled on be. ble exertion, and which alone can THE GROWTH AND TRADE give pros. terologieal table, of the country for two al,’ it was stipulated that it was to be a OF CITIES. Freight over the summit from Sacramento , tween the thick defiles of noble trees on . perity to Grass Valley, and fill her citizens hundred years, constructed by nature herThe popularity and prosperity of cities is party paper. Itcould be none otber in our has gone up from five to ten cents on the . either side, which stretched out their sturd y wit h thri ft, sati sfac tion and happiness, self. He found on reference, by tracing back popthe as promoted on the same principle bands; and never before has it contained as pound—Flour had advanced to $14 and . arms over its bosom and to the blue heavens Gold is our staple, and whatever inter— from the edge, the last four years had been ularity and prosperity of man, Should the much partizan writing. in proportion to the barley to twelve aud fifteen cents. Itisthe . ®bove, as though it were the abode of the feres with its production, is at enmity with . very dry,from the rings being near each political sentiment and action of a city benumber of issues, as since we have had its determination to keep the Placerville route fairy queen, But now how changed. Its the prosperity of the people . other. 1852 is well remembered as a wet come antagonistic to the opinions and intermanagement. The doctrine of ‘Democriopen for the winter for stage and freight Waters are turbid and muddy with the ests of certain sections of country that gave tus,”’ that newspapers of party pretensions travel—of course the summit will be crossed . grovling pursuit of the gold-seeker. Its chan. . This sort of prohibition to the working Spring and summer, and the ring of that of the min es, and the consequent production . year showed from its incrensed distance, that it their trade and support, it is but notural bave not the same rights as individuals, is ou runners. . nel is fast being filled up, and ina few years and certain that the offended people will palpably irrational and silly. We should . if things go on as they now do its glories . of gold, by which men claim through one. the tree had grown as much in that year as deny such irreciprocal city, as well as the pay no attention to euch remarks, save that . Gop Hit. U. T. Oer. 29th 1859 . shall have departed forever. The occupation subterfuge or another, large mining interin three of drought. The last five years bas FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES, DAN'L 8S. DICKINSON a POR VICE PRESIDENT, JAMES S. GREEN, Ly * . epithe *Btaame elle Navigation Co.,’ will be ests that they will neither work or permit to . been one of unusual drought in Texas; it gives usa good opportunity to utter, as E and PE a OL ae : . OF THR Nrvs 3 NAL —Dear . gone, and the noble and beaatifully painted be worked by others, is discouraging to la. it appears that this period of dronght is not Within the last twenty years we have had we conceive, some sound truths. A party Sir. DITOR thinki iin Shaan, Mle tiie ete. ot commerce and profits arising therefrom. the fir st one that has happened in that cli . trout, thatthe early emigrant stopped to bor, baneful to the growth of the place. and j ting Boston at one time had an immense ard no . in proportion as either can discern that the Mountains might not be uninteres : . gaze upon, in the windows of the restaurants . should be crushed down by all lawful means. . mate. On reference to this “chart,” the The dog-in-the-manger class should recloseness of the lines show that from 1806 to leas profitable trade from the the South, par . oourse which will bring honor and power to toonme-eipene sentans,, T kane concledel . will die, if he has not already , not for want to jot down, some by the way ofa pastime. 181 1 the re ticularly in boots and shoes. In truth, Bos. to the party. As the fate of nations has wa s a similar droughy, and again . of wate but r, from too much wud, (if the ceiv as e littl enco e urag as emen poss t ible . ; If you think them wort) * setting up’ you ton at one time, was the great emporium of . often depended on the selection of a genele of Sacramento donot bore artesian 80d in a country where the mining interest from 1771 to 1776 there was a severe one can do so, if not, youcan “lay them under , poor . EngNew the all of e trad shoe and boot the ral to lead an army, so, next to principle, wells or do something else to get pure water , is not sold by the government, it should also, which corresponds with the Indian tradit ion land States. The factories of ail the States . the success of a party depends on the kind the table.” of this par t of the country. which say they may share the same fate.) and will only . rightfully be left as a prize to energy, indusThe first on the programme is our town and were but tributaries to the enormous traffic . of men selected by it to fill offices. . be known,—like the whig party—as having . try and skill, Laws should be so framed, . that the Colorado, a short distance above diggins ; the former is progressing rapidly, é s ; / Austin has been crossed dry shod in pla . n grow has on Bost city. that in on carried ces. that improvement and pre-emption should . Without disparaging the claims of such at van 4 once existed on the annals ofhistory. There . atleast so far as the facilities for getting . tprofi has She e. onag patr It is the rich by southern sam e now ; abont 15 miles from Ausmen as Wasbington, Denver, Baldwin, or is no doubt about it ; this busine ss of minin g Hed hand in hand; and those who from any , : . . stores & saloons Three permit. will lumber ed, really as much from the slave-worked many others we conld mention, if we think . tin, you can now cross without wetting the We are . cause , canno t afford to work a mine, shoul d respects. many in Pulsauce ® '* . built. being are houses dwelling several and . herh sout éotton fielis of the south, as the the interest of the party will be subserved Joe Smith & Co., (not the Mormon Pvophet) overflowing the world with money, and our give way to the seperior abilities of the man soles of your boots, From the great inself. At the very time when a streak wf by electing some other man. Gov. Weller, are putting up a stone Livery Stable 28x40 rivers and vallies and fertile lands with mud . Who cre ase in the distances of the rings the five can. wealth was pouring in upon Boston from. for instance, to the Senatorship, asa loyal yea rs fol low ing eac h of the aforesaid The grea test enc our age men t to energy, —the walls of which are nearly completed . #4 gravel. ’ . me beco to fit her southern castom, she saw dro ugh ts, mus bav t e been very wet. partizan paper, it is our duty to do so, and they also intend beilding a large public) 8 the banks of the Mississippi they con industry and shill should be the cardinal prominent, if she did not take the lead, in no man bas a right to accuse us of party inbouse of the same material. Others contem. 8tructed levies to protect the land from the Our ¢orrespondent congratulates bimsclf, principle of mining legisiation. Guided by denouncing slavery and the slave-holder, fidelity, when we concur with the doctrine plate building 4s 2000 as lumber can be prooverflowing of water ; here, our farmers will and says that the investigations of the obit, prosperity and wealth in golden streams, two marked illustrations of this propositicn. . naner ora party man is able and faithful, nistical to the interests of the cotton-grow Iv to ten ee on golitionl infinenee antago . UT TUES CO wcesrew see eet hit eweimg were ione. that men do not make parties, but parties asi Gai wae ad etired—A new street has been laid ont north . b8¥e to build them to protest their rich will flow over a bappy land. serving German is inspiring confidence ia ttre CTETR ORE of thie POUtion, tlieee ele preseus Was it to be supposed that the would be very iusufficient without the right aod running parallel with the old one , the acres from an overflow of mining debris. , Period of drought from which the country is lots on both are staked off already. The} ; d ul wo th sou the of s nt ha rc me d an rs plante Cavent ox THE Sierras tv A SNOW . go deeply suffering. will be followed. ax berekind of men at their head. Our sympathies. diggings about bere are being worked toa ‘The Bainy Season. o wh se tho Sro ich rm. enr —Messrs. Board, Fry & Co., immi. tofore, by a corresponding period of plenti— d an t or pp su continue to are with Weller, because we consider him employed the very wealth they bestowed most fit, and because the democracy of Nebetter advantage than when they were first . To all appearances we shall now have . grants toCalifornia, by the way of Pike's) fy) rain and abundant prosperity. ‘ upon them to make war upon their political vada county desire his election to the next opened. At Gold Lill there are at present . plenty of water. The storm King has com. Peak, were caught in a snow storm on the, . the week Thursday On reign, his menced . eight from and running, arastras five or Holloway’s Pills—Overflow of bvile—A constitufour mountains, a few days since, just this side of

e? far wel al eri mat d an rights Senstorship, by an overwhelming majority. . to ten rockers. Some rockers are taking out . raincommenced, and continued unabated, . tional predisposition to bilious disorders is ver d an y the summit, and barely escaped with their) nit dig ve The south, with instincti The “Journal” accuses us of seeking to . from fifty to one hundred dollars per day . until Sunday noon, during which time, accommon in this country. We find that ina lang lives, from the intense cold and the sudden . proper resentment, withdrew that immense damn Gov. Weller by defending bim in tbe proportion of the ordinary cases of cough, cold, in asloig aathey have water, which is about . cording to the measurement of a gentleman, s0 d ba she h fall of snow. Two women were along, who termittent fever influenz ic wh e ag on tr pa ive rat luc d an a,, the liver sympathize etc, supposed pardoning of Gelr. Not so, good . two thirds of the day. At Crown Point, . who resides a short distauce from Grass Val. walked seven miles through the snow, when . violently with the pulmonary organs. Acting di long bestowed upon Boston, and that city sir; we bave not yet arrived at that point to . they were so fortunate as to overtake one . reetly and simultaneously upon both, the Pillx soon has ever since vainly endeavored to recover . which the “Journal,”’ ip its editorial and . there is une arastra running, and three. ley.16 inches of water fell. Evans a cattle dealer, who afforded them . bring them back to a natural condition. The immore being built, also two or three rockers. The two following days it tried toclear up. . th ow gr her to n ve gi s wa h from ihe blow whic communiention appears to be at home, of. conveyance and protection. Their cattle purities of the system are discharged through the running. New quartz leadsare being open: . but again the storm set ia and has coatinued and prosperity, on account of ber ungenerdrawing Gov. Weller ty his fond embrace bowels, the organs of respiration are relieved by the . week. present the gave out, and the wagons were left; they . . Operatio ; J ous, suicidal and fanatical intermeddfing— _ with one arm, while with the other he pluned every day. Some very rich ore near the . with unabated fury daring n of this great counter-rritant upon the Her tremendous effort to get up a “Trade . ges the poisoned barb of the stilletto to his} *“ Devils Gate” has paid as high as $1,00to. But it is quite a relief after six mouths dry . then drove as far as they could, when they. fevered blood, and the functions of the liver arp the bucket, washed witha rocker, others . dusty weather, to hear the pattering of the left them to perish—sixty head—mostly . regulated and restrained. Thus the the primary Sale,” will give her but a spasmodic relief; heart. We have not, as has the “Journal” . in the same vicinity prospect well ; one or. rain upon the house-tops, and hear the wind . work cattle—and after the utmost fatigue. "4 subsidiary causes of the complaint are reached she can never regain what her foolish and Judas like, betrayed him witha kiss. We) two companies are putting up arrastras to! moaning and sighing as it rashes on through . and exbanstion, they reached Dutch Fiat, . **4 subdued at the same time. unfriendly policy has caused ber to lose. what we honestly believed, without . work their leads with. Considerable excite-} our streets. Particularly so, with acheerful j spoke destitute of all save the clothing they wore. . St. Louis is another example. Her orimanner. any in “damnation to reference ” MARRIED. ment has been created by the striking of the . log fire to shed its genial warmth, while the gin and rapid growth in population, trade We trust the “Journal” will take home above leads, and men can be seen all over. good wife is singing lullabys Sept. lst, at the residence of William Barnett, to the babe and wealth, was founded on the enormous Paciric Raitroap.—We have read the adto itself the lesson it sought to inculcate in the bills, with their tools,in search of the . who bas just fallen to sleep in her arms’ of Macoupen Co snty, Mlinois, Mr. T. J Gardner, of tod an mp he of ps cro y av he d an e produc dress of the committee and think it exceedGo d Bar, Nevada County, Cal., to Miss Lizzie H . try to Waite brother avail, no of Itis us. hidden treasure. During a short tramp over. Varily there is something captivating in bacco, from the inexhaustably fertile lands to disguise ingly able. The Convention has done itself Foster of Macoupin. youself in the lion’s skin, for . the hills and valleys, a few days since, I was such evenings. just for a change, reader. of upper Missouri, owned by slave-bolders, . great credit, and deserves the thanks of the you own dear self will obtrude, ana whether surprised at the number of tunnels and shafts and worked by negroes. inauvirtually bas It coast. Pacific whole under the cognomen of *Denneritus’’ or edibeing run into the bills, which are begining Diccer.—Svurcery-—Some time in the . : kee yan m fro n, tio gra emi h oug thr , In time gurated the building of the road—this is say. torially, the “Waite” will stick out. to have the appearence of the hills about early part of last summer, “Jim,” an Indian . dom, St. Louis becomes free-soil, or abolition ing much—-but we are confident of what we’ Company’s Co, Nevada The Valley, Grase . hereafter eeck Democrais dissatisfied When well known hereabouts, ia a fight with one in her sentiments, and lost no opportunity assert. SHERIFF'S SALE. ing states, “NEW TO-DAY. to advocate such legislation and doctrines t© make a “tool” of you, tel them that you . tunnel (in which your humble servant has an of his comades, bad his left fore-arm so iu. Y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION to me 4iThe intellig ence and capital of the state as must and has already proved inimical to . have already bad one lesson. and that in fu. interest) is progressing at the rate of 4 or 5 jured from laceration of the soft parts, and * rected, issued out of the County Court of Ne vada County, State of California, on a Judgment renis equal to all that the Conven tion suggest s. fractures of the bone, that mortification enit” the interests of the farmers of north and . ture you intend to look alter your own in-. feet per day, and expecting to “ strike dered in said Court on the 4th day of November, A, We are in favor of going to work in earnest . D. 1859 in favor of Grorncs P. Darron and agameat sued. He laid at his camp in Penn Valley, . feet, 70 about already run baviug day, north-west Missouri, She attempted toturn ‘erests—the resusitation of the defunct . every Josern RicHaxps he beeper for the sum of Fight We are in favor of loaning the credit of the At Virginia City (formerly Opbir) the attended only by his mobala, until the arm) Dollars and Ninety Cents, with Hundred and Five destruction upoa those who have filled her know-nothing party. oe . State for $20,000,000—if necessary, more.— interest on the said sum of $805.90, from the 4th actually desiccated, when at last an old same activity prevaiis as here. Families are she h whic with that measure of prosperity day of November, A. D. 1350 at the rate of Ten per p2 The Minstrels under the supervision settling hereto make it their home. Our Indian came along, borrowed a saw from a. The sum proposed by the committee is not cent, per annum, until paid, ) . ed. St has so fichly and unceasingly enjoy . a dollar too much. All that the people of Together with all costs of suit, 1 have levied up inment enterta ar gave Birch” Billy * of . neighboring ranch, and pruned Jim of bis town numbers four or ‘ive females at present , Louis is suffering from her ingratitude and small A week. Friday last Valley, Grass in . unfortunately (for old bachelors,) they are dead member, leaving the bone to protrude folly. She is killing the goose that laid her i will go straight forward to completion.— . Defendant, h Richards, Ty of, in tae and PRD t in pee wil anae Te were who those and them, greeted house . about three inches. He may be seen around all married. golden eggs. Her trade, all of a sudden, is week. next ied, d e dissatisf nuch very be to appeare there Mor ship, County of Nevada and State of California, . suffering intensely. Our nsmmasements are various, “ Mart . 0a begging, almost every day, and apknown os the Helvetia and Lafayette Geld Mining Company's Quartz Mill and Leads, also Defendant's The people of north and north-west MisThey are evidently a secend class troupe Taylor, & Co., has given us one or two of . 'Pears vigorous. How the case will termiinterest in and to allthe machinery and appurtelast n day Mon y.—O atir ine Casv ress Dust eouri are retaliating upon her, and sending . ' thedelination of negro characters, when his very interesting performances, winding . nate, whether the dead bone will be thrown rata thereunto a orin any wise apper compared with“ Bachus,” from arrived lately has who Phillips, John zs, . ning, e.— wher else et mark a find their produce to up with-a lecal song ; then we have “Monte . nd a sound stump be furmed, or disease States, commenced his first Atlantic the and joint, shoulder the to extend bone the of . the of one occasionally and square” the on N by given that I will expose to public This intermeddling will ruin cities and states, Ja Miss Annette Itce performed at “Jong eared sons of vnreqguited toil” at last cause death, time alone will deterday’s work on New York bill, asa drifter.— Sale all the above Exceed Property to the nighest net less than it ruins individuals. bidder, for Cash, in front of the Court House 5 . Ham ilt The on when ate on Wed r hours, nes two eve day some nin work g at been bad He oe in Nevada City, on Tuesd ay, the 6th day of Decem vulgarly called donkeys) may be seen mak. mine. The case is of interest to doctors.— ber, A. D., 1859, betwe the hours . last en of 9 o'clock A. , and notw iths tand the iog ext 2000 to rem in1500 e from and way gave roof the adver-_ “nata~ the by ga We call the attention tothe i + a he street sd onatil of the We should call it amputation M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. . the State have to say is “yes,” and the work . "Ail the right litle and Interest of the above named tenticenrouistas, acter Molar, Stemre pounds of cab rock, fell on bis back and anne ee this 4th day of November, dislocated it. He now lies in a critical conJ.B. VAN HAGAN, Sheriff Nevada Co. Me Connell & Byrne Atty’s for Pitfs. Randall are and ick McCorm Drs. dition. Arries.—This delicious frnit is becoming of the weather, quite » good house culenary department, attacbed to his caudal ral mode.” fisment of our friend Charley Smith in clemency another colamn. It will be seen that he . steeted ber appearance, and the applause appendage, much to the amusement of the the to d testifie given, ntly freque was Which gratify to e undon g nothin leave to intends public. The weather here is delightful, . all they can for him, and some slight the wants ofany and atl. Do you wanta fact that her talent as anactress was bighly doing in this market, and is being plenty quite . nights light moon and sunny, bright, hopes are entertained that he'will recover. good square meal, ora good bed, or someappreciated. We trust that on ber next the . offered at prices somewhat more reasonable visiting persons for pleasant it making a fair evening for thing to warm up the inner man, or a fra— . #PPearance, she may have heretofore. They are selling here at . than s s.—crowd mountain the of side this on mine grant cigar, Charley Smith’s the man. But . her performance, wher sie can be assured are dailygcoming and going, two stages six pounds for a dollar. This however don’t forget his Billiard Tabler. They have . 0f # crowded house. lately been purchased in San Francisco, and — A New Drren.—The Excelsior Ditch are the best and most correct tables in NevCompany have contracted with some Chiada County, being Phelan’s combination nese for the completion of a ditch which has cushions with marble beds. Players useing been surveyed from a point near the Ran them once, are sure to go again. dolph saw mill to Sand Hill. It is to be running tri-weekly can scarcely accomodate . would scem to be quite to high when compsee We s. price o cisc Fran San with pared c. the traveling publi four from at city that in tised adver are they Taking things altogether 1 believe this is box. the by nd, pou per s cent eight to the of o, Dorad to be the Great El! bound world ; just now while writing, several have feet 18 h, lengt in feet 109 er steam A jar ngs diggi rich and new that g, sayin in, come (coarse gold) had been discovered east of beam with two engines, has been constructed Frex Ficur.—Some six or eight miners got into a dispute about a water right, on Pike Flat, on Thursday morning last.— win Words ensued, the lie was passed, rocks were thrown, and one hombre aimed a terrible blow at at adversary, when owing to the . market the * slippy state of the ground, his pedal extrem: is determined that not be excelled, in any by ary Hotel in the mountains. BAR will, at ail times be supplied ities gave way, and he mearured his length always 5 best W and his Lodging on the ground. The ludicrousness of his found am and Ce eight feet wide at the top, fiv at e the botns John e L. Stephe Oceax Steamens.—Th ventilated. well and tom, and four feet deep, and the terms of the 26 mile desert (26 miles distance from at Benecia. She has been built with especial situaticn roused the riseabilit ies of the whole on the other side with the splendid connects two with supplied is SALOON BILLIARD The ed by &@ employ be will and speed e to referenc slice.’ a get per ahalf and dollars five are contr the had left “to act many and ) place this all round. ensued laugh hearty a and party, Tables. Billiard Patcnt Phelan’s steamer Atlantic. The price cf passage is rod. This will about drain Deer Creek n, Sulliva Jerry n newsma ising enterpr that j or weather holds fair fora week the If the This brought e about tions, peacibl negotia The only Tables: the kind in the County line this by gers passen and d, greatly reduce greater part of the yesr, for some miles be~ two I think I will have the pleasure of visitfor conveying his Atlantic Express matter and the matter was finally satisfactorily ar. CHARLES W, SMITA. tan rely upon receiving every comfort that low the head of the ditch.” from San Francizco to Sacramento. J. Adieu. then, until city; ing your : Grass Valles, Nov. 1, 1860. ranged, ls ee: «el make the trip agreeable and pleasant.