August 28, 1861 (4 pages)

ed sitcoms tm a Gtr of the Republic have terminated, and no doubt exista that Gen. Peyet, the GovernOffice, No. 26 Commibseial street. BF inent candidate, has triumphed over Gen. Lanella, of the opposition. The City of Lima — % WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 28th. — TOPICS OF THE DAY. What between the politicians and the -budgets of the Pony we are kept in a constant pother of doubt and disbelief. If the politicians are entitled to credence, three Governors of California will be elected next ; 2 Wednesday, a something that seems exceed‘ingly unreasonable. Nevertheless, we have been solemnly assured by gentlemen of distinguished\position, that McConnell, Conness, and. Stanford will, each, sweep the State like a whirlwind. Every politician who accords us the honor of letting us into the secrets .of the futute, confidently pre dicts the success of his espevial ticket, and as confidentiy predicts the defeat vf both its antagonists. Our self-imposed neutrality forbids our venturing any predictions of our own, as to the result of next week’s election, . further than that the party which polls the most votes will, in all human probability, be the triumphant one. There will, however, ‘be a good deal of ticket-scratching and helter-skelter voting, so that it is rather presumptuous to say that any of the parties will be completely triumphant. We think, though, that but one Governor will be elected. In the meantime, let the politicians go ahead. Weshall be content to vote for the men that suit us best, without regard to the party tickets in which their names are emblazoned. The Pony we once thought a great and glorious institution ; but, of late, it so prevaricates in its statements and jumbles up its views in such perplexing confusion, that we have nearly lost all confidence in anything it telle us. Whenever we havé ventured to build a theory upon the subject matter of any one of its budgets, we have always found our theory upset and demolished by the next arrival of the tormenting little creature. It has given us so many contradictory yarns about the affair of Bull’s Run, that we are in some doubt whether a battle ever was really fought on the margin of that classic stream. There is much probabjlity that it intends serving us with the same sauce in regard to the alleged battle near Springfield, Missouri, on the 10th of this month. It first told us that General Siegel had lost but one field-piece, and next it. tells us that he lost five. It first killed Generals McCulloch and Price of the Secession army, and the next thing it has them alive and busy at work as ever. How many other corrections and emendations it may yet make to its first bulletin of that battle, it is impossible to conjecture ; but it is a fruitful theme, and, no doubt, it will make the ‘ most of it. “Hereafter we shall undertake no gloss or commentary on the Pony news, but let our readers devour and digest it as Heaven may give them appetite. © The war for the re-construction of the Union, it seems, is to go forward, and it also seems that California is to have a pretty big finger in it; the Governor having, in response to the requisition of the Federa) authorities, issued his authorization for the en‘Vistment of four regiments of infantry and one of cavalry. The cavalry regiment, we ' presume, will soon’ be raised, but the four of infantry will occasion rather more tedious work. The Union sentiment of the State has been tortured into such a mere shuttlecock, to be knocked about. between the battle dores'of the Republicans and Union Demoérats, that it has very much lost the vitalfty it had six months ago. Something more direct and palpable than patriotic editorials, _ speeches, and songs will be needed to put five thousind California soldiers in the field. _ Nevertheless, for the honor of the State, we wish the experiment success. The pobticians of California are of exceeding honesty—ae Othello says of Iayo—yet they sometimes do little things that have a-savor of meanness in them. Yesterday, a San Francisco telegram to this City brought " the news that: the Times, the organ and exponent. of the Republicans, had hauled Aown the Stanford flag and hoisted that of Connese, thereby leaving the inference:to be 4 He says: nue oS hiss ke Bs the hocus. a was very much disturbed duritig the election, negroes parading the streets with pistols and clubs, and assaulting voters and other peacable citizens. Thrée persona were killed and several badly wounded, when the rioters were suppressed by the military. «COMMANDER OF THE OVERLAND CAVALRY.—The Los Angelos Ster says that Lieut. B. F.Davis of the Frst Dragoons, late in command at Camp Fitzgerald, has been ordered by Gen. Sumner to San Francisco, to take command of the cavalry now organizing fer the protection of the Overland Mail service. EMIGRANTS FROM TEXAS.—Seven hundred wagons are reported to be on the way between San Bernardino and Los Angeles. They represent that the condition of Texas, since her secession from the Union, is of a very deplorable character. "Garibaldi has issued & proclamation to the women of Italy, calling upon them to aid in the moral improvement of the country. ‘I have such deep faith in the generous hearts of our Italian ladies, without distinetion ofelass, that I venture to address them and to invite them to carry out this noble object. In the 100 cites oF formed committees of ladies for the purpose of collecting means ef every kind in Italy, and other parts of the world, to assist the needy and fo establish schools for their education. Steg We cannot attain perfection, which is impossible here bellow ; but by improving the condition of the poor, and raising t in their own estimation, we may show that the title assumed by us, of a free and civilized people is not unrightfully assumed,; and that mankind, according to the law of Christ, cts no other members: than brothers. and sisters. JUSTICE IN HOLLAND.—When two persons are about to enter alaw suit, they are first obliged to go before a tribunal of reconciling judges, called the peace, makers. If the parties happen to bring with them alawyer, the first thing done is to send him about his business—on the same principle that we take off wood from a fire we want to extinguish! The peace maker then tells the parties, “‘ youare certainly greats fools to spend your money, for the procuration of your own ruin; we will bring you to an accommodation without costing you ene farthing.” If, after this, the rage of litigation happens to be too violent in the parties, they put them off to another day, in order to mitigate the symptoms of the disorder; after which, they summon them a second and a third time. If their folly is then incurable, the page makers consent that the parties shall go into_a court of justice, in the same manner that we abandon an incurable member to the lunacy doctors. The law then takes its course. No man’s will and testament is valid in Holland, without a copy of it being ey ag deposited in the Register’s office kept for that yutpote, Thus preventing the various frauds of altering. underlining, ante-dating and destroying, so common in other countries, : Ee The Siamese ambagsadors to the Emperor Napoleon brought from the first king a letter written’ on a sheet-of gold, and presents of great value; among them a royal crown set with precious stones, a collar in rubies, and a royal girdle made of gold set with diamonds. oe ANOTHER MAMMOTH GROvVE.—Another mammoth grove has been discovered in Calaveras county. The trees, it is said, are larger than those of the grove near Murphy's. STEAMBOAT ExPLosion.—The boilers of the steamboat McClelland, exploded at Red Bluff, on Sunday evening, with most disastrous consequenees. Fifteen persons,’ inwere killed and eleven seriously injured. As the Clerk was killed and the passenger list been ascertained. CoTTON.—At the late annual meeting of the Cotton Supply Associating held af Man-. chester., England, the report of the Committee as to the result of operations was discouraging; but further effurte in India and Western Africa were recommended, in view of American troubles. Se eee t= The podl, on the 24th, with 41,000 sacks of wheat and 200 bales of wool. This is the largest cargo that ever left San Francisco, except by the Great Republic. ‘9 It is said that the ‘State 6f Georgia has sent off to the war 14,000 men, besides ‘. . Punv.—The elections for Vice President . 4. ‘The hoisting of the name of Jobn ConTtaly let there be ; cluding the Captain and Clerk of the boat,. 7 ©° lost, the names of all the victims have not . . ship Isabella cleared for Liver. § {BY TELEGRAPE.) i nA ne SAN FRANCISCO, August 27th. The Republican State Central Committce have issued the following circular, viz : . ness, for Governor, instead of Leland Stanford, by the Daily Times, was the result of a failure of the printers owning that sheet to levy five thousand dollars black mail of the Republican State Central Committee.” By order © ALFFED BaRsTow, Sec'y R. 8. C. Committee. — Wanted To Kit a Kinc.—On July: in the morniog, when the King of Prussia, after his customary walk.in the Lichtenthal Avenue, was seated near the stone fountain, a student of Leipsic approached him, and léveling -a pistol at his bieast, pulled~ the trigger. The force of the charge happily . caused the bullet. to rise, and the ball only shoulder. Arrested on the spot by the promenaders who heard -the report, the assassin was taken before the chief magistrate of the.city, and was examined in the pre‘sence of His August Highness, the Grand Duke of Baden. It is stated that the student confined himself to the reply, while avowing his crime, that his only object was to free Germany from a prince who was not hi aa active in the cause of German unity. Ee The N. Y. Tribune, speaking of. our army, says: We must state one fact, at wheatever cost. The Union army,which was launched against the Bull Run labyrinth of masked batteries last Sunday, had never-even once been exercised in movements by division, during the. two or three months it nad been lingering about Washington, and net a hundred men in a briGade knew their Brigadier by sight.— Most of the regiments were in farless_ effective condition than when they reached Washbry So It is thought that things will be different under Gen. McClellan. GARIBALDI.—Several weeks ago one of our Consuls ‘abroad expressed the opinion that Garabaldi would visit this country and command a colnmn_of Unien forces; if the President of this Government would indicate that his services were needed. ‘There has been no official action, but it is understood he has taken measures to-ascertain if Garibaldi would accept a command f offered, and has authorized.parties to express to him the gratification it would afford the President to witness his return to the United Statee> and see him at.the head of a column of our troops. : A letter from Minister Fogg says Garibaldi said: “If the. United States war for freedom, I am with you, with twenty thousand men. A PELL-MELL FigutT.—Wilkes in his description of the Manassas fight says : Never‘was there a great battle fuught more pell-mell sinee war-began: never was valor so completely thrown away. In fact, instead of being conducted upon its plan, or upon any plan whatever,it be came, through the incompetency of its chiefs (perhaps caused by their despair,) a mere succession of desultoty fights, in which small brigades, isolated from all general command, were trying the hardness of their heads against the toughness of iron and deeply matted walle. Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. AUGUST 26th, 1861. J B Smith,] Sac. A B Lindeey, San Juan J Antone, do W W Wixon, Alpha J L Ritzrow, M’Ville Geo W Foster, Aw , DMador, —' do H Julian, M Plat” J ¥ Kenney, do E S Barney. Dd Ville SA Shutt, do C Miller G Hill Simon Mayers,G v TJ Farrell. do J Ailison, do C W Corson, C Bluff J K Sale, do W B Campbell, B River JT Bradley,. do H Cram, 8 Fiat J EY es an ; pexert mn arham, City ambridge, do Leonard, do J Vail, F Bar : t Girmus, B Creek C W Going, G Flat Phillips. do J Heal, Blue Tent F Silver, do C Vieters, do A’'T Mason, Wash’n J Russ do AJ Welvot, Eurcka R Burr, 4 = io L Phillips, Humbug “3 Carroll, tea E Jones, Mass. BIRTH. On Sunday, 18th A — >the lad f Geor W. Waeh, aboys oe ———— NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Stage Line, ‘/)) SE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO . assure-the public that this is a PERMA-. egrets fl ION te ae shall not t be, any ** let up; opposition no oppovition. hie would elec interes the puboe aon eae Pantpaes msewoy f a kas ‘ween Valley, will continue chwrkaes » At Dwenty-Five Cents. som tr Datly Times hoisting the name of5no. 14th, at Baden, between 9 and 10 o'clock . . tore the dress, and slightly grazed the King’s . ’ Rteetipaiaiocuntanctidnesaeceesdadaaee laine ae ee ee a Te . BOR JUSTICE,--We arc authorized to announce JV. H. WILLIAMS aa a candidate fer Justice of the Peace, for Nevada T. . ausategeuin mee ownship . For Constablé.-We Rave been authorized to announce the name of STEPHEN VANARD as a candidate for the Office of Constable of Nevada township. m20-td . FOR JUSTICE.—We have been authorized to announce the name of E. W. SMITH tice of the Peace, of Nevada Township. auis-tf FoR CONSTABLE.—WM. C. ASHER is a carididate for re-election fo the office of Constable of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election to be held Sept. 4, 1861. au23-td SOCIAL PARTY, To be given at THE ST. LOUIS HOUSE, Between Blue Tent and. Gopher Hill, BY MR. AND MRS. VANMARTER, On Friday Evening, Aug. 30th. a24td owt J. 8S. NICHOLS, M. D., OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon. Office and residence No. 121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. 1% ; Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine Cases, for stale by Dr. Nichols. August 25th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, would give notice to his many friends in the mining towns of California that he ew visit them again. The Dr. is well-known and every one should patronize him, as he can perform the most skilful operations that is to be done in Dentistry. For the past two years he has been in Grass Valley, Nevada and adjoiniig towns, and his work has given general’satisfaction, and no one has:complained. Teeth will be filled with California Gold or Silver. Foil, Cement, etc. Teeth inserted on pivot when the root or fan cayed. He will wait on Ladies at their homes, when it is desired. . * > Charges about the same as in the Eastern States. au20-2m* RACING! RACINC!! GRAND ae , ARBEC GE And Wrestling Match, O COME OFF AT FRANK CARTER’S, (Half-Way House, Grass Valley road,) Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 28, 29, 30 and 31. ~ FIRST DAY—Race, for a purse of $100 ; mile heats, free for all. Entrance, $10. Three or more.to make the race. : SECOND. DAY—A Trotting Purse of $100, will be oe free for all horses, in harness, mile heats, three best in five. _Entrance, $10. (Three or more to maké the race. . The Wrestling Match will begin the first da and continue until all the Prizes are disposed of. The following is the list of Prizes : First Prize—A Champion’s Relt, worth $250 ; with a $100 in cash. Second Prizo—%100. Third Prize—$75. Fourth Prize—$50. Fifth _ Prize— $25. Sixth Prize—$i0. Seventh Prize—§$5. of Music will be in attendance. JAS. B. JEFFERY, FRANK CARTER, THOS. POTTER August 20, 1861-td WATER POWER DERRICK ATTESON & SAMUELS’ ARE associated in the business of making WATER POWER DERRICKS The W-ter Power can becasily adapted to the common Haid Derrick to PUMPING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All Kinds of Machinery Can be run with very little water where there is sufficient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP. HOOKS of a new construction, that are alwaya aafe and sure, constantly en hand ~ Blackemithing, Iron Turning, ete., done at the shortest notice Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad romptly atended to. Shop en Deer Greek, b-w the Foundry. W.H. ROOT, has been ap pointed our Traveling Agent. anis tf : Proprietors. THE CLOBE HOTEL, . A. G, CHEW,... PROPRIETOR. Red Dog, Nevada County. : THE PROPRIETOR ), of the above well known Ho Th tel would -re: tully call Batt! the attention of the TKAV-. ELING PFBLIC te this House. Being entirety new and situated in the central portion of the rown, and capable of accommoda‘ing im a .ujprrior mannee all whe may give buna call The Table is well Supplied With the best in the market, and TH BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, etc. jes-tf Together with all kinds of : Burning and Machinery Oils, ‘ose» Wor sale at. Reduced rates. Also, ERO-VAPOR STOVES, For Heating Rooms, For Cooking, and for Heating’ Flat Irons. For sale very Low by sie STANFORD BROTHERS, aul7-im Bb gd cty tag nbadenped spy ofl unity lie for the ex it an patromage so Grass Valley, August 28th-tm ” * °AP¥as a candidate for re-election to the Office of Jus. ill soon. is not too much deshortest notice. Kr A FREE DINNER will be given each dae’ between 12 m., and 2c¢’clock, P.M. A good band Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps, . CAS!.C SLb1 CAS11) ‘HE “ritee Company give no Gas willbe ty iat the street want’ Saturday h of August: The Company ti service have on handa } quan of ‘ and a complete asst otactores which ad Ry Gar ih weperensae eres as. Fons jueste at the office and subscribe to the felon Aad rege i lations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :— Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by th Company, $10,00. . Price of pipe from metre, 30 ¢ts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N. B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be presented for collection until Gasis turned on. Per order of Trustees, i J. 8. KANEEN, ai2 Superintendent ‘‘“Nevada Gas Works.” GRAND BALL! To be given at the Lake City Hotel, Lake City, by Mr, & Mrs, Bremond, ON THURSDAY, AUG. 29th. > COMMITTTE OF ARRANGEMENTS : Lake City, August 13, 1861-1d* ". Gibb’s Paint, Oil and Glass Store, New Erick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. 5,00 A large assortment of PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, GILT and ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS, WINDOW Sn ADES, Etc., ROLLS OF WALL. PAPER, of the latest New York patterns. Constantly on hand and for Sale Cheaper than the Cheapest. PICTURE FRAMES made to order on the . auld-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Comet Illuminating Oil. E ARE CONSTANTLY BRECEIVing Invoices of this celebrated brand of KEROSENE OIL, Which is guaranteed entirely pure and unmixed with Camphene, Petroleum, or Asphaltum Oils. It is non-explosive, and ~ SUPERIOR TO DOWNER’S Or any Other Oil Ever Made, We have also on hand the DOWNER’S and other brands of COAL OIL, which we are . SELLING AT LOW RATES, STANFORD BROTHERS, aul6-tm California street, Near Front FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. TEE CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY Renders us. unfident that it must eupercede all other forms ot restorative Liquors, conitining, Strength, as it does, ever Palatability an: cheracterize a bev country. We desire dealers and consumers to notice that upon every barrel and package of our Genuine articles, our names are branded in full ; aud also, that to each burre) and package is affixed OUR. NEW CARD With a view to itions, Imitation pnd Counterfeits, wlio have diselem nt of Purity. ' Healthiulness. wiich should e suited to our age and prevent the eucec as of imposhe Magnolia Flower, and have substituted tor it i Cars, containing an savoring, 9, * The Phenix Inetillery on Boy sn i River,” with our name printe:: a : These virions attempts to imitate and comnterfv it our W hiskive, are the best tributes io the high reputation whieh they hat e achieved. RF INeKKLIOR ARTICLES are never counterieited. 1 i Fi RE {AN & SIMP£ON, t vot Disti: ery, on perenne agioe Frent street. . % Ser ee SAN FRANCISCO, Sole Agent for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magaolia hisky: a PIANO FOR SALE. factory of John B. Dunham, New York, is of. For particylare SAN FRANCISCO. . {ors{ for ere at a great bargain. For pare Der When otherwise, introduction and setting — metre. $25 00. , Take City ei. cccciscees James Cregan, Wm. Bell BlGOMEBGIGS «oo vivsccevisdees cécaccvs Wim. Cooper Columbia Hill... boccescccece Wm. Cole Cherokee. .cecessccccescesessces E. Fitzpatric North San Juam.-+.000 teeeeeees J. B. Henry Little Grass Valley...seceeeesees P. Burns Montezuma. .c.eccncceccecves «Daniel Leggett French Corral. 4 .ccscesecsecee 4.+Mre Lehaire Woolsey’s Flat .cseeee eeccceeeer B. Hickman Moore’s Flat. unssecsecseces a eeecccees M. BayleOrleans Flat. ..cccee sovccccoess Mr. Denton Grass Valley..+-ceexessececes B. L. Lamarque Nevada.. H. B. Thompson, A. Casamayou Brandy Flat..ssccsccoccceees -»>Mr. Vilmain FLOQR MANAGERS. A. Liebert. .cccccccsssscccetons William Henry TICKETS..ccccsocces FIVE DOLLARS. continued the uxe of our former eolored cnt of, oT A valuable Rosewood Piano, 6%, . octave, from the celebrated mine: ot HO of the localities. Mi at which one ral are expe denizens of t A-magnificen to all of you win to your may there ce ‘gome will” b “On the foll marter, who City, betwe give a simila voters here . from the La place, the F ponderate, sented, whe will, no dou into these < how the lar your cours gumentatio! will be fou to-wit: “* ti all the time DEATH . much regre case of Mr terribly inj plosion of was carryi yesterday medical “sl friends cou afterza we forced to . Mr. Smith of the mos and was ji twenty-for England, 3 any relatin VALUAI Welch, bo presented be in the . is, or expe the law. Lapar’ Supreme the 16 vo tion of th 1861 ; wit reversed, “togated b SHEAR ters, up t these boo vertiseme tention 1 Cady ints Valley an tion, at 2 of the dis ~ tion, he above 50 tween th the part: ¢an ask. at 50 cer Frank © Mr. Cad the lack Lieu cer, wh inter th ly murd. we . the Ore, emy, wi brush

ed sitcoms tm a Gtr of the Republic have terminated, and no doubt exista that Gen. Peyet, the GovernOffice, No. 26 Commibseial street. BF inent candidate, has triumphed over Gen. Lanella, of the opposition. The City of Lima — % WEDNESDAY MORNING, AUG. 28th. — TOPICS OF THE DAY. What between the politicians and the -budgets of the Pony we are kept in a constant pother of doubt and disbelief. If the politicians are entitled to credence, three Governors of California will be elected next ; 2 Wednesday, a something that seems exceed‘ingly unreasonable. Nevertheless, we have been solemnly assured by gentlemen of distinguished\position, that McConnell, Conness, and. Stanford will, each, sweep the State like a whirlwind. Every politician who accords us the honor of letting us into the secrets .of the futute, confidently pre dicts the success of his espevial ticket, and as confidentiy predicts the defeat vf both its antagonists. Our self-imposed neutrality forbids our venturing any predictions of our own, as to the result of next week’s election, . further than that the party which polls the most votes will, in all human probability, be the triumphant one. There will, however, ‘be a good deal of ticket-scratching and helter-skelter voting, so that it is rather presumptuous to say that any of the parties will be completely triumphant. We think, though, that but one Governor will be elected. In the meantime, let the politicians go ahead. Weshall be content to vote for the men that suit us best, without regard to the party tickets in which their names are emblazoned. The Pony we once thought a great and glorious institution ; but, of late, it so prevaricates in its statements and jumbles up its views in such perplexing confusion, that we have nearly lost all confidence in anything it telle us. Whenever we havé ventured to build a theory upon the subject matter of any one of its budgets, we have always found our theory upset and demolished by the next arrival of the tormenting little creature. It has given us so many contradictory yarns about the affair of Bull’s Run, that we are in some doubt whether a battle ever was really fought on the margin of that classic stream. There is much probabjlity that it intends serving us with the same sauce in regard to the alleged battle near Springfield, Missouri, on the 10th of this month. It first told us that General Siegel had lost but one field-piece, and next it. tells us that he lost five. It first killed Generals McCulloch and Price of the Secession army, and the next thing it has them alive and busy at work as ever. How many other corrections and emendations it may yet make to its first bulletin of that battle, it is impossible to conjecture ; but it is a fruitful theme, and, no doubt, it will make the ‘ most of it. “Hereafter we shall undertake no gloss or commentary on the Pony news, but let our readers devour and digest it as Heaven may give them appetite. © The war for the re-construction of the Union, it seems, is to go forward, and it also seems that California is to have a pretty big finger in it; the Governor having, in response to the requisition of the Federa) authorities, issued his authorization for the en‘Vistment of four regiments of infantry and one of cavalry. The cavalry regiment, we ' presume, will soon’ be raised, but the four of infantry will occasion rather more tedious work. The Union sentiment of the State has been tortured into such a mere shuttlecock, to be knocked about. between the battle dores'of the Republicans and Union Demoérats, that it has very much lost the vitalfty it had six months ago. Something more direct and palpable than patriotic editorials, _ speeches, and songs will be needed to put five thousind California soldiers in the field. _ Nevertheless, for the honor of the State, we wish the experiment success. The pobticians of California are of exceeding honesty—ae Othello says of Iayo—yet they sometimes do little things that have a-savor of meanness in them. Yesterday, a San Francisco telegram to this City brought " the news that: the Times, the organ and exponent. of the Republicans, had hauled Aown the Stanford flag and hoisted that of Connese, thereby leaving the inference:to be 4 He says: nue oS hiss ke Bs the hocus. a was very much disturbed duritig the election, negroes parading the streets with pistols and clubs, and assaulting voters and other peacable citizens. Thrée persona were killed and several badly wounded, when the rioters were suppressed by the military. «COMMANDER OF THE OVERLAND CAVALRY.—The Los Angelos Ster says that Lieut. B. F.Davis of the Frst Dragoons, late in command at Camp Fitzgerald, has been ordered by Gen. Sumner to San Francisco, to take command of the cavalry now organizing fer the protection of the Overland Mail service. EMIGRANTS FROM TEXAS.—Seven hundred wagons are reported to be on the way between San Bernardino and Los Angeles. They represent that the condition of Texas, since her secession from the Union, is of a very deplorable character. "Garibaldi has issued & proclamation to the women of Italy, calling upon them to aid in the moral improvement of the country. ‘I have such deep faith in the generous hearts of our Italian ladies, without distinetion ofelass, that I venture to address them and to invite them to carry out this noble object. In the 100 cites oF formed committees of ladies for the purpose of collecting means ef every kind in Italy, and other parts of the world, to assist the needy and fo establish schools for their education. Steg We cannot attain perfection, which is impossible here bellow ; but by improving the condition of the poor, and raising t in their own estimation, we may show that the title assumed by us, of a free and civilized people is not unrightfully assumed,; and that mankind, according to the law of Christ, cts no other members: than brothers. and sisters. JUSTICE IN HOLLAND.—When two persons are about to enter alaw suit, they are first obliged to go before a tribunal of reconciling judges, called the peace, makers. If the parties happen to bring with them alawyer, the first thing done is to send him about his business—on the same principle that we take off wood from a fire we want to extinguish! The peace maker then tells the parties, “‘ youare certainly greats fools to spend your money, for the procuration of your own ruin; we will bring you to an accommodation without costing you ene farthing.” If, after this, the rage of litigation happens to be too violent in the parties, they put them off to another day, in order to mitigate the symptoms of the disorder; after which, they summon them a second and a third time. If their folly is then incurable, the page makers consent that the parties shall go into_a court of justice, in the same manner that we abandon an incurable member to the lunacy doctors. The law then takes its course. No man’s will and testament is valid in Holland, without a copy of it being ey ag deposited in the Register’s office kept for that yutpote, Thus preventing the various frauds of altering. underlining, ante-dating and destroying, so common in other countries, : Ee The Siamese ambagsadors to the Emperor Napoleon brought from the first king a letter written’ on a sheet-of gold, and presents of great value; among them a royal crown set with precious stones, a collar in rubies, and a royal girdle made of gold set with diamonds. oe ANOTHER MAMMOTH GROvVE.—Another mammoth grove has been discovered in Calaveras county. The trees, it is said, are larger than those of the grove near Murphy's. STEAMBOAT ExPLosion.—The boilers of the steamboat McClelland, exploded at Red Bluff, on Sunday evening, with most disastrous consequenees. Fifteen persons,’ inwere killed and eleven seriously injured. As the Clerk was killed and the passenger list been ascertained. CoTTON.—At the late annual meeting of the Cotton Supply Associating held af Man-. chester., England, the report of the Committee as to the result of operations was discouraging; but further effurte in India and Western Africa were recommended, in view of American troubles. Se eee t= The podl, on the 24th, with 41,000 sacks of wheat and 200 bales of wool. This is the largest cargo that ever left San Francisco, except by the Great Republic. ‘9 It is said that the ‘State 6f Georgia has sent off to the war 14,000 men, besides ‘. . Punv.—The elections for Vice President . 4. ‘The hoisting of the name of Jobn ConTtaly let there be ; cluding the Captain and Clerk of the boat,. 7 ©° lost, the names of all the victims have not . . ship Isabella cleared for Liver. § {BY TELEGRAPE.) i nA ne SAN FRANCISCO, August 27th. The Republican State Central Committce have issued the following circular, viz : . ness, for Governor, instead of Leland Stanford, by the Daily Times, was the result of a failure of the printers owning that sheet to levy five thousand dollars black mail of the Republican State Central Committee.” By order © ALFFED BaRsTow, Sec'y R. 8. C. Committee. — Wanted To Kit a Kinc.—On July: in the morniog, when the King of Prussia, after his customary walk.in the Lichtenthal Avenue, was seated near the stone fountain, a student of Leipsic approached him, and léveling -a pistol at his bieast, pulled~ the trigger. The force of the charge happily . caused the bullet. to rise, and the ball only shoulder. Arrested on the spot by the promenaders who heard -the report, the assassin was taken before the chief magistrate of the.city, and was examined in the pre‘sence of His August Highness, the Grand Duke of Baden. It is stated that the student confined himself to the reply, while avowing his crime, that his only object was to free Germany from a prince who was not hi aa active in the cause of German unity. Ee The N. Y. Tribune, speaking of. our army, says: We must state one fact, at wheatever cost. The Union army,which was launched against the Bull Run labyrinth of masked batteries last Sunday, had never-even once been exercised in movements by division, during the. two or three months it nad been lingering about Washington, and net a hundred men in a briGade knew their Brigadier by sight.— Most of the regiments were in farless_ effective condition than when they reached Washbry So It is thought that things will be different under Gen. McClellan. GARIBALDI.—Several weeks ago one of our Consuls ‘abroad expressed the opinion that Garabaldi would visit this country and command a colnmn_of Unien forces; if the President of this Government would indicate that his services were needed. ‘There has been no official action, but it is understood he has taken measures to-ascertain if Garibaldi would accept a command f offered, and has authorized.parties to express to him the gratification it would afford the President to witness his return to the United Statee> and see him at.the head of a column of our troops. : A letter from Minister Fogg says Garibaldi said: “If the. United States war for freedom, I am with you, with twenty thousand men. A PELL-MELL FigutT.—Wilkes in his description of the Manassas fight says : Never‘was there a great battle fuught more pell-mell sinee war-began: never was valor so completely thrown away. In fact, instead of being conducted upon its plan, or upon any plan whatever,it be came, through the incompetency of its chiefs (perhaps caused by their despair,) a mere succession of desultoty fights, in which small brigades, isolated from all general command, were trying the hardness of their heads against the toughness of iron and deeply matted walle. Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. AUGUST 26th, 1861. J B Smith,] Sac. A B Lindeey, San Juan J Antone, do W W Wixon, Alpha J L Ritzrow, M’Ville Geo W Foster, Aw , DMador, —' do H Julian, M Plat” J ¥ Kenney, do E S Barney. Dd Ville SA Shutt, do C Miller G Hill Simon Mayers,G v TJ Farrell. do J Ailison, do C W Corson, C Bluff J K Sale, do W B Campbell, B River JT Bradley,. do H Cram, 8 Fiat J EY es an ; pexert mn arham, City ambridge, do Leonard, do J Vail, F Bar : t Girmus, B Creek C W Going, G Flat Phillips. do J Heal, Blue Tent F Silver, do C Vieters, do A’'T Mason, Wash’n J Russ do AJ Welvot, Eurcka R Burr, 4 = io L Phillips, Humbug “3 Carroll, tea E Jones, Mass. BIRTH. On Sunday, 18th A — >the lad f Geor W. Waeh, aboys oe ———— NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Stage Line, ‘/)) SE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO . assure-the public that this is a PERMA-. egrets fl ION te ae shall not t be, any ** let up; opposition no oppovition. hie would elec interes the puboe aon eae Pantpaes msewoy f a kas ‘ween Valley, will continue chwrkaes » At Dwenty-Five Cents. som tr Datly Times hoisting the name of5no. 14th, at Baden, between 9 and 10 o'clock . . tore the dress, and slightly grazed the King’s . ’ Rteetipaiaiocuntanctidnesaeceesdadaaee laine ae ee ee a Te . BOR JUSTICE,--We arc authorized to announce JV. H. WILLIAMS aa a candidate fer Justice of the Peace, for Nevada T. . ausategeuin mee ownship . For Constablé.-We Rave been authorized to announce the name of STEPHEN VANARD as a candidate for the Office of Constable of Nevada township. m20-td . FOR JUSTICE.—We have been authorized to announce the name of E. W. SMITH tice of the Peace, of Nevada Township. auis-tf FoR CONSTABLE.—WM. C. ASHER is a carididate for re-election fo the office of Constable of Nevada Township, at the ensuing election to be held Sept. 4, 1861.. au23-td SOCIAL PARTY, To be given at THE ST. LOUIS HOUSE, Between Blue Tent and. Gopher Hill, BY MR. AND MRS. VANMARTER, On Friday Evening, Aug. 30th. a24td owt J. 8S. NICHOLS, M. D.,

OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND Surgeon. Office and residence No. 121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. 1% ; Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine Cases, for stale by Dr. Nichols. August 25th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, would give notice to his many friends in the mining towns of California that he ew visit them again. The Dr. is well-known and every one should patronize him, as he can perform the most skilful operations that is to be done in Dentistry. For the past two years he has been in Grass Valley, Nevada and adjoiniig towns, and his work has given general’satisfaction, and no one has:complained. Teeth will be filled with California Gold or Silver. Foil, Cement, etc. Teeth inserted on pivot when the root or fan cayed. He will wait on Ladies at their homes, when it is desired. . * > Charges about the same as in the Eastern States. au20-2m* RACING! RACINC!! GRAND ae , ARBEC GE And Wrestling Match, O COME OFF AT FRANK CARTER’S, (Half-Way House, Grass Valley road,) Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Aug. 28, 29, 30 and 31. ~ FIRST DAY—Race, for a purse of $100 ; mile heats, free for all. Entrance, $10. Three or more.to make the race. : SECOND. DAY—A Trotting Purse of $100, will be oe free for all horses, in harness, mile heats, three best in five. _Entrance, $10. (Three or more to maké the race. . The Wrestling Match will begin the first da and continue until all the Prizes are disposed of. The following is the list of Prizes : First Prize—A Champion’s Relt, worth $250 ; with a $100 in cash. Second Prizo—%100. Third Prize—$75. Fourth Prize—$50. Fifth _ Prize— $25. Sixth Prize—$i0. Seventh Prize—§$5. of Music will be in attendance. JAS. B. JEFFERY, FRANK CARTER, THOS. POTTER August 20, 1861-td WATER POWER DERRICK ATTESON & SAMUELS’ ARE associated in the business of making WATER POWER DERRICKS The W-ter Power can becasily adapted to the common Haid Derrick to PUMPING, WINDLASSING and SAW MILLS. All Kinds of Machinery Can be run with very little water where there is sufficient Hydraulic pressure. TRIP. HOOKS of a new construction, that are alwaya aafe and sure, constantly en hand ~ Blackemithing, Iron Turning, ete., done at the shortest notice Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad romptly atended to. Shop en Deer Greek, b-w the Foundry. W.H. ROOT, has been ap pointed our Traveling Agent. anis tf : Proprietors. THE CLOBE HOTEL, . A. G, CHEW,...... PROPRIETOR. Red Dog, Nevada County. : THE PROPRIETOR ), of the above well known Ho Th tel would -re: tully call Batt! the attention of the TKAV-. ELING PFBLIC te this House. Being entirety new and situated in the central portion of the rown, and capable of accommoda‘ing im a .ujprrior mannee all whe may give buna call The Table is well Supplied With the best in the market, and TH BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, etc. jes-tf Together with all kinds of : Burning and Machinery Oils, ‘ose» Wor sale at. Reduced rates. Also, ERO-VAPOR STOVES, For Heating Rooms, For Cooking, and for Heating’ Flat Irons. For sale very Low by sie STANFORD BROTHERS, aul7-im Bb gd cty tag nbadenped spy ofl unity lie for the ex it an patromage so Grass Valley, August 28th-tm ” * °AP¥as a candidate for re-election to the Office of Jus. ill soon. is not too much deshortest notice. Kr A FREE DINNER will be given each dae’ between 12 m., and 2c¢’clock, P.M. A good band Coal Oil and Coal Oil Lamps, . CAS!.C SLb1 CAS11) ‘HE “ritee Company give no Gas willbe ty iat the street want’ Saturday h of August: The Company ti service have on handa } quan of ‘ and a complete asst otactores which ad Ry Gar ih weperensae eres as. Fons jueste at the office and subscribe to the felon Aad rege i lations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :— Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by th Company, $10,00. . Price of pipe from metre, 30 ¢ts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N. B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be presented for collection until Gasis turned on. Per order of Trustees, i J. 8. KANEEN, ai2 Superintendent ‘‘“Nevada Gas Works.” GRAND BALL! To be given at the Lake City Hotel, Lake City, by Mr, & Mrs, Bremond, ON THURSDAY, AUG. 29th. > COMMITTTE OF ARRANGEMENTS : Lake City, August 13, 1861-1d* ". Gibb’s Paint, Oil and Glass Store, New Erick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. 5,00 A large assortment of PICTURES, PICTURE FRAMES, GILT and ROSEWOOD MOULDINGS, WINDOW Sn ADES, Etc., ROLLS OF WALL. PAPER, of the latest New York patterns. Constantly on hand and for Sale Cheaper than the Cheapest. PICTURE FRAMES made to order on the . auld-tf BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST if You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! . Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Comet Illuminating Oil. E ARE CONSTANTLY BRECEIVing Invoices of this celebrated brand of KEROSENE OIL, Which is guaranteed entirely pure and unmixed with Camphene, Petroleum, or Asphaltum Oils. It is non-explosive, and ~ SUPERIOR TO DOWNER’S Or any Other Oil Ever Made, We have also on hand the DOWNER’S and other brands of COAL OIL, which we are . SELLING AT LOW RATES, STANFORD BROTHERS, aul6-tm California street, Near Front FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. TEE CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY Renders us. unfident that it must eupercede all other forms ot restorative Liquors, conitining, Strength, as it does, ever Palatability an: cheracterize a bev country. We desire dealers and consumers to notice that upon every barrel and package of our Genuine articles, our names are branded in full ; aud also, that to each burre) and package is affixed OUR. NEW CARD With a view to itions, Imitation pnd Counterfeits, wlio have diselem nt of Purity. ' Healthiulness. wiich should e suited to our age and prevent the eucec as of imposhe Magnolia Flower, and have substituted tor it i Cars, containing an savoring, 9, * The Phenix Inetillery on Boy sn i River,” with our name printe:: a : These virions attempts to imitate and comnterfv it our W hiskive, are the best tributes io the high reputation whieh they hat e achieved. RF INeKKLIOR ARTICLES are never counterieited. 1 i Fi RE {AN & SIMP£ON, t vot Disti: ery, on perenne agioe Frent street. . % Ser ee SAN FRANCISCO, Sole Agent for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magaolia hisky: a PIANO FOR SALE. factory of John B. Dunham, New York, is of. For particylare SAN FRANCISCO. . {ors{ for ere at a great bargain. For pare Der When otherwise, introduction and setting — metre. $25 00. , Take City ei. cccciscees James Cregan, Wm. Bell BlGOMEBGIGS «oo vivsccevisdees cécaccvs Wim. Cooper Columbia Hill...... boccescccece Wm. Cole Cherokee.. .cecessccccescesessces E. Fitzpatric North San Juam..-+.000 teeeeeees J. B. Henry Little Grass Valley.....seceeeesees P. Burns Montezuma. ..c.eccncceccecves «Daniel Leggett French Corral.. 4 .ccscesecsecee 4..+Mre Lehaire Woolsey’s Flat ..cseeee eeccceeeer B. Hickman Moore’s Flat.. unssecsecseces a eeecccees M. BayleOrleans Flat. ...cccee sovccccoess Mr. Denton Grass Valley...+-ceexessececes B. L. Lamarque Nevada.... H. B. Thompson, A. Casamayou Brandy Flat...ssccsccoccceees -»>Mr. Vilmain FLOQR MANAGERS. A. Liebert.. .cccccccsssscccetons William Henry TICKETS...ccccsocces FIVE DOLLARS. continued the uxe of our former eolored cnt of, oT A valuable Rosewood Piano, 6%, . octave, from the celebrated mine: ot HO of the localities. Mi at which one ral are expe denizens of t A-magnificen to all of you win to your may there ce ‘gome will” b “On the foll marter, who City, betwe give a simila voters here . from the La place, the F ponderate, sented, whe will, no dou into these < how the lar your cours gumentatio! will be fou to-wit: “* ti all the time DEATH . much regre case of Mr terribly inj plosion of was carryi yesterday medical “sl friends cou afterza we forced to . Mr. Smith of the mos and was ji twenty-for England, 3 any relatin VALUAI Welch, bo presented be in the . is, or expe the law. Lapar’ Supreme the 16 vo tion of th 1861 ; wit reversed, “togated b SHEAR ters, up t these boo vertiseme tention 1 Cady ints Valley an tion, at 2 of the dis ~ tion, he above 50 tween th the part: ¢an ask. at 50 cer Frank © Mr. Cad the lack Lieu cer, wh inter th ly murd. we . the Ore, emy, wi brush