April 22, 1862 (4 pages)

_.f the If th pablishes information to the ef Se ee nt. . held but wore wot MAfull, Mearly every s0out efforts id neglee nd . sivn of Qua n days elapsed with. tion hyisieian, 1. 3. . Hii in the Hung 2 RevolaY¥siciaii to the Twentieth eds, Chief Surgeon to ‘the there oe, oo ri. ’ Hospital of Pestn Hunzary ; the sate heretofore attached tw-wit: t —— count agree in placing their forces at not leas Was no occasion for ger roted Viseanes of Wowen and . . cortuin Qearts. Vein, he Goic ott ~The snlaus of the . than S000, : ~ . abandenment of Reverly ot Ret, ‘thore and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Col: . fier migine di iret, Nevade county. and havown wrens is plainly exposed . The greatfedturedin-the b the on. ood wale — eh Fe ar attention paid to the ‘treatment los mame cat ae a point ou the Water Ditch ade upon the tate letter . )? Seen i Washington, April 19th.—A special: dis.) ¢ 9°, Bes peculiar to GAM. to'9 Fo vom. . known as the »Miners” or + Fordice Ditch,” rd. 'Tho, lenders of . i in positively sasertagby officials. high Patch to the N. Y. papers say its. aaid off the . ys om sirletly confidcutial. "Permanent . nett the southerly end of a fume or sai ditch, & principie, elbe on sy di . anotd, sev itors Of rebel rs letter, oy ethereriet ” Uae on Flat; and from ee rn ‘A letter from Ciro, this morning says have Sanh Se Ne eS ae hee vy ag ene aes tet dee 1. m Cairo, * “il oF war. y pS. sapermatorrh: Crees ) ; ete labOoE BOT OD* . Ait aroct Wright f captured, time . Which is contraband of war, . Rela’. te vas. [9 Rear Secase eee eee boc ait ca Bn A Ren BB bel fur the passage of the Pacific . , Or local weskness, nervous debility, low spi he dips. , angles, and varia7 ace not sated. was bot Aas al J pbven repeal lg ig not oe Bars me yn Leap an or elgmar e we 6 tows of toad lige Tae bore’ described pi 7h Rg s: ‘aiid patriotic citizens could do to iz att vour offers have not been received kindly by ithe Union Democracy, The Governor wrote "als letter with « full knowledge that most of the Democratic presses of the State desired #0 raise the old party slogan. Ho considers it-degrading in 56,000 to euceumb to the dietation of @ few demagognes supported by but & thiserable handful of reok aud file in the ‘State, and ho is right. No party in the world, eating the vote the Republicans did last fall would throw up their organization and coher other virtue to recommend it. ap figthrate Stanterd does wot desice to rise 1 papers. On the contrary he says istinetly, that he 1s in favor of calling a Converition anid that the cal! should be broad enough to admituli men whe are in favor of sus‘ate nothing elke. No Republieun principle.of the past ie brought up for reindorsomiont. All he asksof a man desiring to act with the Republicans iv; Will he sustain the dministeation in maintaining a war against -He'says bo would avoil himself of the RePublican organization as the best instrument to eovoperate thoroughly with the national . Administeation in its efforts against Secession. And why ? Tho rensona are plain. It de-the most powerfulin numbers; ita men are reliable ; it coste time and talent te bring an organization to a piteh for effective use; the Republican orgunization, or rather its aggreation of loyal men, is ready at our hande ; Jarge, true, liberal and willing to co-operate with anybody on fair terms who is ready to atand by the Union; and Gnaily, because vo otter body of loyal men can or do offer so teat advantages or vo liberal terms as the ‘Republicans, as « nucleus for a Union party. all the patriotisin in the country. They do say they are possesaed of more patriotic power because they are more in numbers than any other Union party, in the proportion of about fifty to thirty, and thie proportion is by the admission of some opposition papers more widely in favor of the Republicans inasmuch as there are numbers of “ fishy Democrats” fect that N. ¥. Seott, formerly of this city, and three others weve &illed by the Indians on Owen's River. . Sheriff Scott, with 17 amen Were-on the way from Aurora to Owen's id ‘to ‘miarepreven. Digpatch describing the defen tation ean be made to cvunt to their advanis p ‘im bis Iiborul letter ave falaifiod by itlnoat ov. Navigation of the river had been ery opposition paper ‘that has fallen in our hands. Thus, the Governor is made by some to be vpposed to any fusion of the Union eles. into one party, and strenuous for the . He is, pigs Sy aie he sa non whieh have been found effective at a ‘The Governor says no such thing; nor dves iposition ov the part uf the Union Demo~ mcy to meet the Republicans on common has been evinced by the Republicans on nudnérous dceasions. We have done all that n and go . Frigate Vermont was being towed in as she ~ pell-mell over to a squad that: haa no politi. . ! elt. Republican issues, aa is charged by op-— siys Forts Jackson and St. th 70 guns, mostly § dam across it, half a mile above the Forts. No flotilla on earth could foree this dam. in from the forts would destroy them. Between the Forts and New Orleans, there is a succession of earth works. On the plain of Chalmeitz are redoubts armed with rifled canrange of five miles. * In Forte Jackson and St Phillip there are 3,000 men. Great many of them expenieneed artillerymen and gunners who served in the Navy. He says in. New. Orleans there wre 32,000 infantry and ae many more quartered inthe neighborhoad. : New York, April 18th.—A letter from Nassua states that steamer Economist arrived last night from Charleston with a thousand bales of cottou. Steamer. Wright, late the Nashville, arrived at that pert; Mareh 12th. She had been purchased v= a private comRebel accounts of the Merrimac and ker late suecess at Hampton Roads concludes by statiag that the Merrimac cannot be bourded as she throws a large stream of boiling water. Also, che is probably now running down the Southern coast. — Ea, Fortress Monroe, April 18th.—At Yorktown firing took pt vee during last night and morning without producing much effect on ry side. Sume 6 or 8 of our men were New York, April 18th.—Steamer Me(ellan, from Port Royal April 14th arrived.— The following is the account of the capture of Fort Puluski: On the morning of March 10th, Gen. Gilmore demanded uneonditional surrender which was refused. QOnr batteries immediately opened the fire, which continued til sunset. u. Gilmore, then placed a battery with Parrott and Jones A yer pppoe a thousand yarde from the fort, and commeneed firing which continued till the next roorning, two breaches discovered which by noon assume large proportion; at about two o'clock, the white flag was displayed. Ps gmc ° ig hdl yoo ges er, dex claring it impossible to bold out longer, as nearly all his guos wete dismounted. ‘The Federal loss is one killed, and one slightly wounded, Rebol’s loss 8 badly wounded and 386 prisoners captured. Jacksonville, Florida, has been evacuated; our troops, arriving from Hilton Head, . Maroh Sth. Baltimore, Aprit-18th—The American's correspondent says at intervals last night and morning, heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of Yorktewn. Forty deserters who came into our line reported that Jeff Duvis arrived in the rebel cainp, und it was underatoud that he would — the army at the approaching but. They represented the enemy ia great force, working rapidly and progressing throughout Pentneule, inforcements con. -#tantly arriving from Norfolk, Fredericksva be even North Carolina. 5 Rebel Generale openly declare their intentions to make their great battle now; aud the strongest convictions are expressed, hice aco piehe tse ‘going on b constant skirm on by the riflemen and occasionally shut and sheil were thrown, There was heavy skirmishing this morning, beyond Warwick Court House. An attack was made by the enemy in force who were repulsed after a brisk artillery duel. The loss of the gs theugbt to be heavy; we lost a dozen killed and Washington, April 18th.—Gen. Hunter's official report capture of Pulaski, says they have captared 47 forty th 0 rte near midnight the enemy atRechod Gem Smith in position and attempted to carry his guns; they were he télegraphie di hes by order of the Orlea to Richmond wane of the city ier rifled. — ged by less thyn two hours whieh time the guns 7 Tie promising. treas Monroe correspondent says_a Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel from the rebel army came over to surrender themselves as prisovers of war ® 2 These two officers ‘ta that aw entire Trish Bri Jeff. Davis they were deprived of their arms and sent to the rear. : Washington, April 17th.—After burning about 150 houses’ at Lowrey's Puint, the crews retarned to the ships loaded with blankets and muskets left-by rebels in the fight. The fleet to Rappahannock, two miles above. Qn arriving at the place, the Commodore landed and was met by a large concourse of citizens of all colors and: ages. The Union flag was hoisted and the people sais told that if it was toru the town would Contrabands brought information that large schooners and other obstructions have been sunk in. the narrow channel five miles from Fredericksburg, to. prevent our approach. Washington, April 18th.—General Shield’s division decupied Mount Jackson yesterday morning. The enemy appexred to be in force in front of Prude’s Hill. ‘They resirted our advance greatly in order te obtein time to burn bridges, locomotives, cars, &c. Our movements were so sudden that we were able to save the bridges, two locomotives and several cars, Many prisoners were taken and several horses captured. A column of the atthy whe expected to occupy Newmarket last night. Washington, April 18th.— Banks tele graphs to the War Departinent from Newmarket, hie ae place wis occupied by our forces t night. bury Landing report all quiet there. _ Active i ago are going on for another battle. t ie supposed thetenemy intend to make a second dashing attack upon the Federal furces ~~the two armies are so close that skirmiahhg among the pickets was going on. PERFECTLY HoGgisu.—Some of vur Democratic confreres have made a wonderful dis< covery of lite, They have fonnd out that the Republicans want to elect a United States Senator next winter! and they don't want any sich doins goinon. It is hinted that the Republicans must be perfectly hogish to even want a United States Senator. The miserable ramp of a faction that in ite best days never was able to make a respectable fight without the whole-souled assistance of Republicans, is astonished that Republicans should have the presumption to want a Uni+ ted States Senator. The stripe that sent such men as Gwin and Weller to the Genate and Scott and Herbert te thé House, ie only entitled te choose Senators for California [—~ The stripe that adhered to’ McDougal and insisted on his election till the Republicans to suve the State a damnable representation ia the person of Johan Nugent were compelled to vote for him. Whata Senator! Report has it, (and that report is true) that MeDouyal hus scarcely drawn a sober breath since his arrival in Washington. He is a drunken disgrace to the State he in part represents; and yet the smallest, fag-end of a beautifully less; affect the prerogative of dictating who shall be his mate. wy tulk of mwoasuiing lances with the half of the Union Democracy, those who were the true friends of the lamented Brod<. eriek who it hviug would stand-by the party that cua bring the mest support to the Government are satisfied with the principles aod policy ot the Republican Adwinistration, and are nob te be eajolod with ua old party name in the mouths of: As for the bullauce of thé intemedia party it 1 fishy, with the Seevsh. Let it go with rs, OF vice versa, Whether the Democracy,or whether a part of the latter vote with the former is of no consequence politically. The field mast be wun by straight-up-and~down Union men, and tu talk of fusion with a emali pese of keeping that with traitors is the squad for the pur squad from voting nonsense. New You, April 19th>~Hernld’s Fer: . sion rigade had imutined. By orders of Sr:daouts, April 18.—Officers from Pitts. . J, W He Republicans in the next canvass! The best . bed property wasduly advertised according to law to be w Notice fe hereby given that I will expose to blic gale, ajl the above described ¥5 to Fie highest bidder for eash, in front of t 1 ‘aa for labor and study duttacss of , Tosa of memory. avereae Tore of olitdey timidity. na to distrust, dizziness, painsin the siae, fectious of the eye, pimples on the face, sexual or other infirmities in man. are cured 7 the justly eelebrated Physician and Surgeon, L., J, { Czapkay. His metho o! curing diseases id shew Voakauwa te 6thers,) and hence the great suveess. All consultations by letier or otherwise, Dee, AAdrens in ds CLAPKAY, M.D. ap 22 a San -Franciseo. Kar Every hetuekeeper experiences how ditfleult it is to make ¢ bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling a@ jon to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and uutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In eye respect . PIFTH, 1862. for the following city officers : it excels all similar preparations every o {0 . Five Trustees, One Treasurer, the public. See advertisement in another. One Marshal, . One Assessor. column. GEO. KEENEY ts a M XSON. aid JA pot 4 jon Conrt Hi deor. in Nevada, on TUESDAY, MAY 13th 18 2, between tne hours of 9 o’cleck! A. M., aud 4 o’elock, P.M. ; ey Given under my hand, this 17th day of April Pe N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff, David Belden, Piaintiff *s Atty. OT ICE is liereby givin; that in accordance with an imeorpor the City of : N on stecsion wilh = bad on MONDAY. MAY inted Inspector, and J. WHARTENBY, Judges The elect will be held in Louis? Brick Buildon Mafia in, 5 The polls willve opened at eight o’ dock, and remain open until sitmdown. By order ofthe Board of Trustees. CHAS. KENT, President. Arrivals at National Exchange ne Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER; PROPRIETOR J Deeman G W Cesly, Sa¢ramentos Dp Brooks, You Bet DR. C. M. BATES, WM. H. MCCORMICK ' J x Sk. Iton, GrassV’y W H Deryea, Hed D : L, Givin, do J Me rn, do , a ee eo ee BATES & M’CORMICK, D Brown, do J Davey; do Wholesale and Retail Dealerin§read, ‘olliver, PH Dowd, Blue Tent J Worrell, do Drugs, gases anne A Whitesides, do FP Ford, F Cit Medici tid GW iene, . do ¥ Cram, . Marysville ibe: Shoulder Braart, wo ampson, 0 ii J Southall, do Hi #dwards, Trackee . P=tsitt;“OAls, yp sindnemm med JR Putterson, do GW Loue M’nt Basing I Here, So OF Gn ee ie a m, do ° o : D Upton, do JJWitwer, do . French & American. — eee A Knowlton, Mpgheaye 8 Hough, do : J B Lewis, QHl 8S A Winn, do Tooth, Hair and oti. Srashes. G Jacobs A ig, ae do & Lady, do GMC do Unadulterated Wines and Liquors for Medici8 P Randall, Nevada . nal purposes. F Phillips, Stockton Og Vollaru, D Creek ed Bagh aie RY bs é en yn Fresh Garden, Flower and other. Seed. tokett, Tent © tman. ‘ F : } M Stewart, I Valley J B Newman, Salmon R_. Preseriptions caretully compounded at all hours JC Black ¥ City A Greer, Selby Flat ofthe Night and Day. HS Bradley, . y # Greer, do & Lady, K Holmes, Sailor Mat DR. BATES con pe consuited in his office in same building. J M Traverse, G M’t'n JB MeAfee, do the W Earkskin, R Creek M Bryan, Colusa WC Merrow' do W Marshall, A os: Stocking F W Varner &R MMoAra, M Creek B Perkins, BF E © ‘ H Hi H O’Doughlin, Town LK Prescott, G Mill Q Pond, Forbstown 8 Pree, Napa T Maddox & Lady. { Downiv’e BE SURE AND CALL BEES FOR SALE ! OFFER alot of ves of bees for sale J ec oor coat ane rs 20 si A. betaentarn ns Bao SAN PRANCiscCO AT THE WMAGNIFIGENT = maaan a NEW STORE MERCHANTS” FORWAR wh i CINE,) pe Fe Weawaai AND fe HEUSTON, ‘ : HASTINGS, i“ COMMISSION WAREHOUSE, : & CO., ULAR FRR TON. An Sapte ONE , No St . M x eee dise’ Our new wesehiene is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. The very fimest assortment of Goods tm the State, of the best quality and Goods, One Price and Cash. MARK PACKAGES: Care “M. F. Line,” tieular to cond ue Shipping Neceipeesccompay. Goods. on hand and for sale, : a : 1 eo HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO The utmost care and m is given to FillFrassiece, April 17th arte SHACKLEFORD & THEALL. Prop’rs. . Ae Ba sat 0c ; po DRUGGISTS, S. HAAS & CO., 5 ' ». FRENCH CALICOES,. : Neva-. H.W. Fraga, Clerk. "4 a -APREL, 10th, 1960: Nevada. April 19th tnée. cee G © Powers, San Fran G@Sutherland, do Saar eae PE ‘cir, do anberger, do ae $ jones. do J Mowelt, do . BROAD STREET DRUG STORE J Olsom, do H Cooper, do H Johnson, do G Snider, do shiainiiitn ¢ y oan ea Ww ye = 4 aay G Ko a § M Stine, “a. wo “ae NO: 57, d lasae T, % s py on HS Ma tien Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, G & MeMulles, de F Alverson, Sailor F i J Hamilton, Canada 59 Lewis,’ City NEVADA CITY N C Stover, > San Juan sonia MUNICIPAL ELECTION.~ ge seems te tice the ! panies in brought alust fram swas not a “run, ‘we te ber of day would get The prot Hill pay on averag and the . sabOdt the, grits his miners aT May I indicate f brated in oo oiitindin. At Geaangre Schools #1 ‘ing the da School ch ' Chureh bh for their 4 Hixon's 4 Queen wi casion, wl lees than: ing in the that all th for the 1 would ha tion, ani children ¢ ‘bration w than the s templatio Serie geutle bre chilling v dieations . plentifal year, the of all, bei down the inte fruit. Now, t ‘ter is aba prove ane times” di ty. Fro to hear m business, their gra: a chron

_.f the If th pablishes information to the ef Se ee nt. . held but wore wot MAfull, Mearly every s0out efforts id neglee nd . sivn of Qua n days elapsed with. tion hyisieian, 1. 3. . Hii in the Hung 2 RevolaY¥siciaii to the Twentieth eds, Chief Surgeon to ‘the there oe, oo ri. ’ Hospital of Pestn Hunzary ; the sate heretofore attached tw-wit: t —— count agree in placing their forces at not leas Was no occasion for ger roted Viseanes of Wowen and . . cortuin Qearts. Vein, he Goic ott ~The snlaus of the . than S000, : ~ . abandenment of Reverly ot Ret, ‘thore and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Col: . fier migine di iret, Nevade county. and havown wrens is plainly exposed . The greatfedturedin-the b the on. ood wale — eh Fe ar attention paid to the ‘treatment los mame cat ae a point ou the Water Ditch ade upon the tate letter . )? Seen i Washington, April 19th.—A special: dis.) ¢ 9°, Bes peculiar to GAM. to'9 Fo vom. . known as the »Miners” or + Fordice Ditch,” rd. 'Tho, lenders of . i in positively sasertagby officials. high Patch to the N. Y. papers say its. aaid off the . ys om sirletly confidcutial. "Permanent . nett the southerly end of a fume or sai ditch, & principie, elbe on sy di . anotd, sev itors Of rebel rs letter, oy ethereriet ” Uae on Flat; and from ee rn ‘A letter from Ciro, this morning says have Sanh Se Ne eS ae hee vy ag ene aes tet dee 1. m Cairo, * “il oF war. y pS. sapermatorrh: Crees ) ; ete labOoE BOT OD* . Ait aroct Wright f captured, time . Which is contraband of war, . Rela’. te vas. [9 Rear Secase eee eee boc ait ca Bn A Ren BB bel fur the passage of the Pacific . , Or local weskness, nervous debility, low spi he dips. , angles, and varia7 ace not sated. was bot Aas al J pbven repeal lg ig not oe Bars me yn Leap an or elgmar e we 6 tows of toad lige Tae bore’ described pi 7h Rg s: ‘aiid patriotic citizens could do to iz att vour offers have not been received kindly by ithe Union Democracy, The Governor wrote "als letter with « full knowledge that most of the Democratic presses of the State desired #0 raise the old party slogan. Ho considers it-degrading in 56,000 to euceumb to the dietation of @ few demagognes supported by but & thiserable handful of reok aud file in the ‘State, and ho is right. No party in the world, eating the vote the Republicans did last fall would throw up their organization and coher other virtue to recommend it. ap figthrate Stanterd does wot desice to rise 1 papers. On the contrary he says istinetly, that he 1s in favor of calling a Converition anid that the cal! should be broad enough to admituli men whe are in favor of sus‘ate nothing elke. No Republieun principle.of the past ie brought up for reindorsomiont. All he asksof a man desiring to act with the Republicans iv; Will he sustain the dministeation in maintaining a war against -He'says bo would avoil himself of the RePublican organization as the best instrument to eovoperate thoroughly with the national . Administeation in its efforts against Secession. And why ? Tho rensona are plain. It de-the most powerfulin numbers; ita men are reliable ; it coste time and talent te bring an organization to a piteh for effective use; the Republican orgunization, or rather its aggreation of loyal men, is ready at our hande ; Jarge, true, liberal and willing to co-operate with anybody on fair terms who is ready to atand by the Union; and Gnaily, because vo otter body of loyal men can or do offer so teat advantages or vo liberal terms as the ‘Republicans, as « nucleus for a Union party. all the patriotisin in the country. They do say they are possesaed of more patriotic power because they are more in numbers than any other Union party, in the proportion of about fifty to thirty, and thie proportion is by the admission of some opposition papers more widely in favor of the Republicans inasmuch as there are numbers of “ fishy Democrats” fect that N. ¥. Seott, formerly of this city, and three others weve &illed by the Indians on Owen's River. . Sheriff Scott, with 17 amen Were-on the way from Aurora to Owen's id ‘to ‘miarepreven. Digpatch describing the defen tation ean be made to cvunt to their advanis p ‘im bis Iiborul letter ave falaifiod by itlnoat ov. Navigation of the river had been ery opposition paper ‘that has fallen in our hands. Thus, the Governor is made by some to be vpposed to any fusion of the Union eles. into one party, and strenuous for the . He is, pigs Sy aie he sa non whieh have been found effective at a ‘The Governor says no such thing; nor dves iposition ov the part uf the Union Demo~ mcy to meet the Republicans on common has been evinced by the Republicans on nudnérous dceasions. We have done all that n and go . Frigate Vermont was being towed in as she ~ pell-mell over to a squad that: haa no politi. . ! elt. Republican issues, aa is charged by op-— siys Forts Jackson and St. th 70 guns, mostly § dam across it, half a mile above the Forts. No flotilla on earth could foree this dam. in from the forts would destroy them. Between the Forts and New Orleans, there is a succession of earth works. On the plain of Chalmeitz are redoubts armed with rifled canrange of five miles. * In Forte Jackson and St Phillip there are 3,000 men. Great many of them expenieneed artillerymen and gunners who served in the Navy. He says in. New. Orleans there wre 32,000 infantry and ae many more quartered inthe neighborhoad. : New York, April 18th.—A letter from Nassua states that steamer Economist arrived last night from Charleston with a thousand bales of cottou. Steamer. Wright, late the Nashville, arrived at that pert; Mareh 12th. She had been purchased v= a private comRebel accounts of the Merrimac and ker late suecess at Hampton Roads concludes by statiag that the Merrimac cannot be bourded as she throws a large stream of boiling water. Also, che is probably now running down the Southern coast. — Ea, Fortress Monroe, April 18th.—At Yorktown firing took pt vee during last night and morning without producing much effect on ry side. Sume 6 or 8 of our men were New York, April 18th.—Steamer Me(ellan, from Port Royal April 14th arrived.— The following is the account of the capture of Fort Puluski: On the morning of March 10th, Gen. Gilmore demanded uneonditional surrender which was refused. QOnr batteries immediately opened the fire, which continued til sunset. u. Gilmore, then placed a battery with Parrott and Jones A yer pppoe a thousand yarde from the fort, and commeneed firing which continued till the next roorning, two breaches discovered which by noon assume large proportion; at about two o'clock, the white flag was displayed. Ps gmc ° ig hdl yoo ges er, dex claring it impossible to bold out longer, as nearly all his guos wete dismounted. ‘The Federal loss is one killed, and one slightly wounded, Rebol’s loss 8 badly wounded and 386 prisoners captured. Jacksonville, Florida, has been evacuated; our troops, arriving from Hilton Head, . Maroh Sth. Baltimore, Aprit-18th—The American's correspondent says at intervals last night and morning, heavy cannonading was heard in the direction of Yorktewn. Forty deserters who came into our line reported that Jeff Duvis arrived in the rebel cainp, und it was underatoud that he would — the army at the approaching but. They represented the enemy ia great force, working rapidly and progressing throughout Pentneule, inforcements con. -#tantly arriving from Norfolk, Fredericksva be even North Carolina. 5 Rebel Generale openly declare their intentions to make their great battle now; aud the strongest convictions are expressed, hice aco piehe tse ‘going on b constant skirm on by the riflemen and occasionally shut and sheil were thrown, There was heavy skirmishing this morning, beyond Warwick Court House. An attack was made by the enemy in force who were repulsed after a brisk artillery duel. The loss of the gs theugbt to be heavy; we lost a dozen killed and Washington, April 18th.—Gen. Hunter's official report capture of Pulaski, says they have captared 47 forty th 0 rte near midnight the enemy atRechod Gem Smith in position and attempted to carry his guns; they were he télegraphie di hes by order of the Orlea to Richmond wane of the city ier rifled. — ged by less thyn two hours whieh time the guns 7 Tie promising. treas Monroe correspondent says_a Colonel and Lieutenant Colonel from the rebel army came over to surrender themselves as prisovers of war ® 2 These two officers ‘ta that aw entire Trish Bri Jeff. Davis they were deprived of their arms and sent to the rear. : Washington, April 17th.—After burning about 150 houses’ at Lowrey's Puint, the crews retarned to the ships loaded with blankets and muskets left-by rebels in the fight. The fleet to Rappahannock, two miles above. Qn arriving at the place, the Commodore landed and was met by a large concourse of citizens of all colors and: ages. The Union flag was hoisted and the people sais told that if it was toru the town would Contrabands brought information that large schooners and other obstructions have been sunk in. the narrow channel five miles from Fredericksburg, to. prevent our approach. Washington, April 18th.—General Shield’s division decupied Mount Jackson yesterday morning. The enemy appexred to be in force in front of Prude’s Hill. ‘They resirted our advance greatly in order te obtein time to burn bridges, locomotives, cars, &c. Our movements were so sudden that we were able to save the bridges, two locomotives and several cars, Many prisoners were taken and several horses captured. A column of the atthy whe expected to occupy Newmarket last night. Washington, April 18th.— Banks tele graphs to the War Departinent from Newmarket, hie ae place wis occupied by our forces t night. bury Landing report all quiet there. _ Active i ago are going on for another battle. t ie supposed thetenemy intend to make a second dashing attack upon the Federal furces ~~the two armies are so close that skirmiahhg among the pickets was going on. PERFECTLY HoGgisu.—Some of vur Democratic confreres have made a wonderful dis< covery of lite, They have fonnd out that the Republicans want to elect a United States Senator next winter! and they don't want any sich doins goinon. It is hinted that the Republicans must be perfectly hogish to even want a United States Senator. The miserable ramp of a faction that in ite best days never was able to make a respectable fight without the whole-souled assistance of Republicans, is astonished that Republicans should have the presumption to want a Uni+ ted States Senator. The stripe that sent such men as Gwin and Weller to the Genate and Scott and Herbert te thé House, ie only entitled te choose Senators for California [—~ The stripe that adhered to’ McDougal and insisted on his election till the Republicans to suve the State a damnable representation ia the person of Johan Nugent were compelled to vote for him. Whata Senator! Report has it, (and that report is true) that MeDouyal hus scarcely drawn a sober breath since his arrival in Washington. He is a

drunken disgrace to the State he in part represents; and yet the smallest, fag-end of a beautifully less; affect the prerogative of dictating who shall be his mate. wy tulk of mwoasuiing lances with the half of the Union Democracy, those who were the true friends of the lamented Brod<. eriek who it hviug would stand-by the party that cua bring the mest support to the Government are satisfied with the principles aod policy ot the Republican Adwinistration, and are nob te be eajolod with ua old party name in the mouths of: As for the bullauce of thé intemedia party it 1 fishy, with the Seevsh. Let it go with rs, OF vice versa, Whether the Democracy,or whether a part of the latter vote with the former is of no consequence politically. The field mast be wun by straight-up-and~down Union men, and tu talk of fusion with a emali pese of keeping that with traitors is the squad for the pur squad from voting nonsense. New You, April 19th>~Hernld’s Fer: . sion rigade had imutined. By orders of Sr:daouts, April 18.—Officers from Pitts. . J, W He Republicans in the next canvass! The best . bed property wasduly advertised according to law to be w Notice fe hereby given that I will expose to blic gale, ajl the above described ¥5 to Fie highest bidder for eash, in front of t 1 ‘aa for labor and study duttacss of , Tosa of memory. avereae Tore of olitdey timidity. na to distrust, dizziness, painsin the siae, fectious of the eye, pimples on the face, sexual or other infirmities in man. are cured 7 the justly eelebrated Physician and Surgeon, L., J, { Czapkay. His metho o! curing diseases id shew Voakauwa te 6thers,) and hence the great suveess. All consultations by letier or otherwise, Dee, AAdrens in ds CLAPKAY, M.D. ap 22 a San -Franciseo. Kar Every hetuekeeper experiences how ditfleult it is to make ¢ bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling a@ jon to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and uutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast Powder, In eye respect . PIFTH, 1862. for the following city officers : it excels all similar preparations every o {0 . Five Trustees, One Treasurer, the public. See advertisement in another. One Marshal, . One Assessor. column. GEO. KEENEY ts a M XSON. aid JA pot 4 jon Conrt Hi deor. in Nevada, on TUESDAY, MAY 13th 18 2, between tne hours of 9 o’cleck! A. M., aud 4 o’elock, P.M. ; ey Given under my hand, this 17th day of April Pe N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff, David Belden, Piaintiff *s Atty. OT ICE is liereby givin; that in accordance with an imeorpor the City of : N on stecsion wilh = bad on MONDAY. MAY inted Inspector, and J. WHARTENBY, Judges The elect will be held in Louis? Brick Buildon Mafia in, 5 The polls willve opened at eight o’ dock, and remain open until sitmdown. By order ofthe Board of Trustees. CHAS. KENT, President. Arrivals at National Exchange ne Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER; PROPRIETOR J Deeman G W Cesly, Sa¢ramentos Dp Brooks, You Bet DR. C. M. BATES, WM. H. MCCORMICK ' J x Sk. Iton, GrassV’y W H Deryea, Hed D : L, Givin, do J Me rn, do , a ee eo ee BATES & M’CORMICK, D Brown, do J Davey; do Wholesale and Retail Dealerin§read, ‘olliver, PH Dowd, Blue Tent J Worrell, do Drugs, gases anne A Whitesides, do FP Ford, F Cit Medici tid GW iene, . do ¥ Cram, . Marysville ibe: Shoulder Braart, wo ampson, 0 ii J Southall, do Hi #dwards, Trackee . P=tsitt;“OAls, yp sindnemm med JR Putterson, do GW Loue M’nt Basing I Here, So OF Gn ee ie a m, do ° o : D Upton, do JJWitwer, do . French & American. — eee A Knowlton, Mpgheaye 8 Hough, do : J B Lewis, QHl 8S A Winn, do Tooth, Hair and oti. Srashes. G Jacobs A ig, ae do & Lady, do GMC do Unadulterated Wines and Liquors for Medici8 P Randall, Nevada . nal purposes. F Phillips, Stockton Og Vollaru, D Creek ed Bagh aie RY bs é en yn Fresh Garden, Flower and other. Seed. tokett, Tent © tman. ‘ F : } M Stewart, I Valley J B Newman, Salmon R_. Preseriptions caretully compounded at all hours JC Black ¥ City A Greer, Selby Flat ofthe Night and Day. HS Bradley, . y # Greer, do & Lady, K Holmes, Sailor Mat DR. BATES con pe consuited in his office in same building. J M Traverse, G M’t'n JB MeAfee, do the W Earkskin, R Creek M Bryan, Colusa WC Merrow' do W Marshall, A os: Stocking F W Varner &R MMoAra, M Creek B Perkins, BF E © ‘ H Hi H O’Doughlin, Town LK Prescott, G Mill Q Pond, Forbstown 8 Pree, Napa T Maddox & Lady. { Downiv’e BE SURE AND CALL BEES FOR SALE ! OFFER alot of ves of bees for sale J ec oor coat ane rs 20 si A. betaentarn ns Bao SAN PRANCiscCO AT THE WMAGNIFIGENT = maaan a NEW STORE MERCHANTS” FORWAR wh i CINE,) pe Fe Weawaai AND fe HEUSTON, ‘ : HASTINGS, i“ COMMISSION WAREHOUSE, : & CO., ULAR FRR TON. An Sapte ONE , No St . M x eee dise’ Our new wesehiene is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. The very fimest assortment of Goods tm the State, of the best quality and Goods, One Price and Cash. MARK PACKAGES: Care “M. F. Line,” tieular to cond ue Shipping Neceipeesccompay. Goods. on hand and for sale, : a : 1 eo HEUSTON, HASTINGS & CO The utmost care and m is given to FillFrassiece, April 17th arte SHACKLEFORD & THEALL. Prop’rs. . Ae Ba sat 0c ; po DRUGGISTS, S. HAAS & CO., 5 ' ». FRENCH CALICOES,. : Neva-. H.W. Fraga, Clerk. "4 a -APREL, 10th, 1960: Nevada. April 19th tnée. cee G © Powers, San Fran G@Sutherland, do Saar eae PE ‘cir, do anberger, do ae $ jones. do J Mowelt, do . BROAD STREET DRUG STORE J Olsom, do H Cooper, do H Johnson, do G Snider, do shiainiiitn ¢ y oan ea Ww ye = 4 aay G Ko a § M Stine, “a. wo “ae NO: 57, d lasae T, % s py on HS Ma tien Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, G & MeMulles, de F Alverson, Sailor F i J Hamilton, Canada 59 Lewis,’ City NEVADA CITY N C Stover, > San Juan sonia MUNICIPAL ELECTION.~ ge seems te tice the ! panies in brought alust fram swas not a “run, ‘we te ber of day would get The prot Hill pay on averag and the . sabOdt the, grits his miners aT May I indicate f brated in oo oiitindin. At Geaangre Schools #1 ‘ing the da School ch ' Chureh bh for their 4 Hixon's 4 Queen wi casion, wl lees than: ing in the that all th for the 1 would ha tion, ani children ¢ ‘bration w than the s templatio Serie geutle bre chilling v dieations . plentifal year, the of all, bei down the inte fruit. Now, t ‘ter is aba prove ane times” di ty. Fro to hear m business, their gra: a chron