August 29, 1862 (4 pages)

Unidn Administration Ticket. For State Superinfendent of Public Instruction JOHN SVETT. 155: et ea mag A PES PI et ath A aA Av, C,, NELES, For State Senator; JOHN C, BIRDS EY K. J AMES COLLINS, WM, i. SRARS, SETH MARTIN, J. W. RULR. For Sepervieer 1 ~ JOSEPH WORRELL, >. THE ANACONDA,—Some of our cotempofaries are rejoicing that the anaconda system of warfare planted by Gen. Scott, is about.to ha xbandoned, as they say. Let us not deceive eurselves. The anaconda systemef Gen. Scett contemplated surreunding the whole Seuthern Confederacy with military power. The plan was to enter rebeldom from the North with powerful armies, and bleckade ail rebel ports with. boats of war. That part of the anaconda system has been carried out, and was well conceived. But, in descending to the details, it was not coutemplated that a small anaconda was toy to take every town, every city, and every fort. Gen Scott, undoubtedly, never deemed . that te take Richmond his army must be _@cattered all around the city in small-detach. ments, each equad within such distance ofthe enemy as’to be fallen upon and crushed by @ superior foree, without a hope of reinforce. ments. The Zrishnian “who, atone, ss-he~ boasted, surrounded a company of the enemy and took them all prisouers, is no pattern for ‘an American-General to copy, iu auch a war aa this, Gen. Scott’s anaconda has reference only to tke general outlines of military operations against rebeldom, and was evidently politic, us the taking of Port Royal, Norfolk, New. Orleans, Fernandina, Fort Donelaon, Mewphis, Island No. 10, &c., goes tu-proveBut, in penetrating an enemy’s country to, Richmond-we cauoot believe that Gen, Seott bad: an idea that the main army should set itself down in the wuddle of aswamp on one side of Richmond, with no possible accesa to tio ity, juet to make the anaconda complete, but leaving the other, and weaker end of the animal to be hacked and hewed by the enes my at will The rebellious States are still surrounded by the anaconda of Gen, Scott— the fleets and armies of the Union. Let it Wemaia there, as & guard and as the armies penetrate and conquer, contract the folds of the snake and by military garrisons hold the ountry till the last rod is brought to subjection, Hore.—The skies are clearing up. There iw hope again te cheer the patrioteause “Old Brains,” as Halleck, the Commander in Chief, familiarly called, has given orders for etringent measures, and hag explained his order No. 3 so thit negroes and property tay be taken and used without stint by the Union forces. Gen. McClellan and other Generals fave been instructed not to carry on the war om extreme humanitarian principles any longor. The less of thousands of lives has upenof. the eyes of military men to the absurdity @ leaving the rebels exclusively all the advantages of negro labor. The Union armies are going to take advantages of the enemy in every possible way hereatter, It ia late. but thore is hope in the change. Generals Butler, Sherman, Halleck, Wallace, [Rosecrans, Sigel, Sprague, Dix, and others are ready to make real war on the rebels. The “Southern brethren” policy is exploded, and the southeru devil policy is about to be inagurated ae it ought to have been ten months ago at least. In all the public meetings of the North, wheaever a public speaker haa declared for a more radical policy. the air bas been rent with cheers. The people are alive te the great work before them, and when the PresiJerit shall say ‘go in, boys, and make real war on the rebels,” war will be made and @ort work will be be made of the rebell100; GH A train of wagons, with 50,000 pounds € flour and 13,000 pounds of butter, arriv« @ at Carson City on the 16th inst., from Saite Kako. +e ‘vied with each other in attentions to im. Reset Barpanities.— A lady who escap that?7 Ohio’ mas is tem “arsenic ‘enough in the food of prisoners to produce, not immediate but a ingering” death. “Ste, “also, states that the Isick and wounded were left for hours in th® of southern strumpets, in that region called ) lidie es” Lieutenant Bliss,” of “the Second Micngan Artillery, » prisoner, was shot dows ‘and murdered while seeking for something to murderer: was, taken sick ‘and the ladies <1) In East Tentéssee the hortars depicted by Brownlow still contiiwe. Four Union soldiers were Jately “found hanying from one tree, where they had been left for sevegal days. The body of a well-dressed-young la» dy was found also shot through the, breast. She was recognized as the last of her family. The remainder had been murdered and she . was probably slivt in trying to escape. Men have feigned te disbelieve the reports of rebel barbarities committed at Manassas. but Parson Brownlow says and must be believed: : After the battle at Manassas and Bull Run, the officers and privates of the Confederate to Dixie, exulting over the viotory they had achieved, and some of them had what they called Yankee heads, of the entire -héads-of Federal soldiers; some of them with long beards and goatees, by which they would take them up and say.“ See! here is « head 2 & damned soldier captured at Bull's up.” ~ His own story of atrocities committed under his own eye, almost exceeds belief. Yet, Milton 8. Latham is going around the State attempting to raise an opposition to the Administration and the Union cause, te> cause mere leniency is not shown to nigger owners who are the perpetratdrs of crimes at which devils may blush! We are told by . this _secessingiat in disguise that the Adminiatration is unworthy of support. because it does, not continue to secure to outlaws against the Government, murderera and plunders, all their original rights of property ! eit “On TO RIcHMOND.”=The fact is beginning to be acknowledged that the ery of ‘onto Richmond " was about right. Had the loyal army been properly .commanded, we haveno doubt, Richmond would. have been ours more than a year ago, prior to which there would have been no disgraceful Bull Run affair. Patterson was 4 niggerworshipper and did not obey orders in not helding Jobnson from going to the help of Beauregard. We ought to have succeeded at Bull Rua, and had we, Richmond waanet fortified and could have offered our forces nO serious resistance. tw” The Alta says that the State Telegraph Company have arranged to telegraph te Aurora, in Esmeralda, by way of Genoa, in Carson Valley. Dispatches will be sent by the wires to that point, and then be fore warded to Auroraeach day, Answers will be returned by express and telegraph. Tre Sonora Flag says the justly famous. Excelsior claim, near Sugar. Pine Creek, .in that county, continues to yield its fortunate owners a steady stream of gold. For. ten days’ run—embracing portions of the last two wecks—with eight stamps, the company obtained 1,074 ozs. 5 dwte. of gold, valued at $20,000. THERE is a gmall and faint ehadow of ex. cuse fora Southern man to oppose the Government; bat the Northern man whe ean sympathise and act w th treason is the black. est hearted wretch alive, and deserves the gallows. Parson Brownlow just expresses the right eentiment when he say? : “The apirit of Secession is the spirit of murder and assaseination—it is the spirit of hell. And yet you have men at the North whe ig Fa satonsg with these infernal murderere. If owed the devila debt to be discharged, and it was to be discharged by rendering upto him a dozen of the meanest, most revolting end Ged-forsaken wretches that ever could be culled trem the ranka of depraved human society, and I wanted to pay that debt and get a premium upon the payment, I_would make atender to hia Satanic Majesty, of twelve Northern\ men who aympathise with thie inferaal rebellion.” # Cou. Connor's’ command reached Reese river on the 24th inat., and left next morning for Simpson's Park. The command is getting along finely—very little sickness, and none ofa serious character. They expeet te reach Ruby Valley this week. Tne Alta says that large quantities of as — are now jmported from Santa Barcounty, ‘streets uncared for and subject te the iveult®} . appease his hunger. A few days after the . . river. Nothing further bas army passed through our town on their way . ‘Service if they do not come willingly, or if Ying outnumbered on every battle field and the messenger who ar rived thie afternoon from Richmend (Ky.) ree Pe. J, an , nu two. soos os artillery. at Big the ‘surrender at up and he. pursued the rebels reital ck Metcalf. His loes in the several, skirmish that ‘occured was 50 k and missing. Scott’s loss is. unknown.’ ©Union army in Virginia is now. as follows: The line the Lo acne is éecurely held from Fredricks re Warrenton, a distance of forty miles. This line ie 56 miles from the Federal Capitol. The right wing under Sigel "s easily reached by railroad. The left wing is'via Aequia creek. The publication ‘of the number of forces here ia not allowed, but must be large. MeClellan’s army reorganizing near Alexandria, iwithin easy supporting distance of any pert of the ling. New levies are coming in rapidly, and are being formed with the old one. The fall campaign opeus under auspices that inspire hope for the future. ’ Wasutneton, Aug 3 1862. General Halleck has talked very plainly of late with civilians upen the negro question. I have it from a tnembor of the Ohio deputn. tion that recently called upon him, that he expressed himself more decidedly than any of the newspapers have represented. He said that he was not only willing te use the black pee of the South agaist the rebellion, out that he had issued orders to hia Generals could get hold-of, and that no questions, must be asked whether they are slavessor free, or whether their master be loyal or disloyal, ex. teptasa matter of record for after use. Black nen are to be seized and impressed into the their master make any objections. The General said “ Slavery is upheld by local laws alone, and where rebellion is, there is no local law—notning but the law of the land. My Generals and officers must not know that there is or is not slavery in any given place or territory. They make use of the black men, not inquiring into their condition, and leaving the civil lawe.ot the land todetermine their condition.” _— CAMERON AT CouRrt.—Mi.ister Gam. eron has had an interview with the Czar 6f Russia. On that oevasion the ruler of that great people expressed bis admiration for the success we had made in the development ot the vast extent of territory now within the jurisdiction of the Federal authenty. That authority, in the opinion of the Emperor, should be maintamed atall hazards, If the Great Republic of the West was broken down and ceased to wield an influence, the course of empire and civilization would be changed. and « continent destined by God for thé happy home of millions of free, intelligent people would be given ‘to infidelity and barbarism, ruin and desolatien. Snort Hanpep.—On the 18th of July the Louisville Journal enid: It must not be imagined that the rebels will either lack men or means to wage a desperate fall-campaign The authorities of the nation must be prepared to meet and beat i» various directivts 1,000,000 of tolerably well armed and deaperately man@uvred men. We are already be. conscription is not yet half complete. Let there be oue more grand and spontaneous enlistment uf all brave men. _ . e A ConTras?.—Down in Dixie, if a man expreesvs eympathy for the North he discovere hie mistake with a rope around hie-e: ck, while here ia Calitoania. double-dyed traitors hare our Court houses te coacoct their trea. sen in. Variety ie the apice of life. It is quite a pleasant contrast te read in newspapera ia the morning, of our rnedle fellows ifing by scores in the swamps of the Chickahominy, and then ja the afternoun, to lietea to the geatlem -n of th8 Convention which . aida and abete those who murder them. —.4lameda Gaxette. Josera Horta Rapicat.—A Washington telegram eays that Joseph Holt, of Ky , ran old line Democrat but a true patriot nev« ertheless, has recently undergone a decided change of heart, ind expresses the most thorough sympathy with the President's Border State Emancipation acheme, and is earpeatly in faver of conducting the war as & war, sparing nothing that stands in the way ofits successful ead triumphaat termination —not even the institution of slavery. A. GRIMM, W. 4. LAMPE, J. SONNENBRKG. A. CRIMM & CO., Weer zesnm omarens ix WINES AND LIQUORS: NO, 8308 BATTERY STREET. f Between Sacramento and Cemmercial,) Sen Francisco, ; ‘ oar (Oa nee 800 cavalry and two com. 15 miles CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—The situation of the . General Halleck's Vigorous War Policy: : : 14th Judieal District ot tee Beate of California, requiring them te uao.alL.the negroes they . in-and-for F‘Rebert fine. é Searls & Niles, Plainitffs* Attys, and Saturdays. ‘will leave on alteritate days for Marysville, at 7 Arrivais at Nauonal Exchange fe D J Staples, John Swett, . ce aa {. win ted in the conrse of we ve to said firm, that heir accounts withompt settlement wed. From this TOBACCO DEALERS, Geo * J Cross, Maryaville on T Paroker;-: city Jd Meibgok, Mill o@ FEA. = In this city, on the 27th inst., to the wife of B,. » 2 60R, q’ At Spring Ranch, Yuba county, on the 24th nat., to tne wife of F. Morrill. a daughter. os * SHERIVY SALES—DAYS OF SALE TUESDAY Jacobs & Sargent vs H bat arian ve Twining & C B Ault 2d J R Evans ys RT Roberts 2nd Lehair ve Eurvka Lake Water Co. oe 4 ” ” 2d W H Crawford & HL ‘ Coye vs H Twining & CB Ault “ % 24 8 C Rodger Hugh & Me shane ve O epi new * bad Rodger, J A rn ve O W Tointinson * 24 james K Hamlin et al vs © J Hotating'et al 2, Fw bg tna ve Jan” Moe am bead “ 24 W BR Williams ve J P Jones “ so 24 J Whartenby et al vs JN . Rose et al “ ° 2d J Whartenby ct al ve M * Quik o 24 A Matteson vs Quick & Fuller SHERIF P's SALE .— Whereas, on the 10th day of.July, A.D., 1862; a final j ment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the y yf eked: cahie eoos of Gohe Bae for thé sum of Seven Hundred and Seventy-four dollars, principal debt with interest thereon at the rate of ene per-cent-per month; from the rendition of judgment until paid, and Thirty-nine, (#49) dollars counsel fees, together«with all couts of sult. And whereas; on the said 19th day —of July, A. Ds, 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court thatthe Sanepene set forth im Plaintiff ’’s complaint be foreclosed, and the jirorty therein deserihbed te-wit;—That certain Ouse and lot situate, at Sweetland, Bridgeport township, county of Nevada, and State of Cali. fornia. known asthe ‘‘Assembly Saloon,’ situc.te opposite Dannals’ store—be levied and sah tha pouaanarenioonld an & theree’ of said sume of mone 4 Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to ublic sale all the above described La at? fe to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door. in Nevada,on Tuesday, Aug. %6th 1842. between the hours of 9 o woe Y A-M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. z Given ander my hand, thie 2th day of July, ad W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. The above sale is ed to Tuesday, Sept. + 1862," NeW. Now LTON, Sheriff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION 2) COMPANY. The fast and steam ers CHR YSOPOLIS and ANTELUPE will leave on alternate Gays for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock P.™ from the foot.of Kstreet: Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master, willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, ° Marysville and Intermediate Land. ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Litticton, Master, and steamer Swallqw. Summers, Master, o’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. ° « Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two wipe por week toRiuff, leaving this -¢ity on nesdays and Saturdays at 7A. M Pecight rere every Sey. ‘or frie: or passage by a boats, a oly on board, or at the ome of the California Steam Navigation Company, on board brig Globe. A. REDINGTON, Ageat W.H. TAYLOR. { ou. Sacramento, April 17th—tf of the above ACARD FOR TRAE te SUMMER AND FALL Ci.OTHING TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO. BADGER « LINDENBERGER Nos. 411; $13 and 415 Battery street, corner of Merchant, San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK KH would call the attention of CeunTRy MERCHANTS to durt “usually large stock red Goods. Our stock comprises every article in e GLOTSING AND FURNISHING Line. We have constantly on hand the largest stock and greatest variety of Cassimere and Weel Hats of any house in San Francisco, and, our prices for these goods are legs than those of any other house, as we receive them direct from ~ Manoefacturers, Comsignment. Our stock SUMMER AND FALL GooDps In particularly attractive, and the at feature tethe Country Merchant is the unusually low than the eost of importation — We _keep the Staple Articles inthe Geeds line, which a we have purchased this market. under ammer, and are offersp at New Veork Cost, and Less, ¢ publish this Card in order that we may make new acquaintances, and induce those who . fr Saloon and Hotel Keepers. @ must be disposed of m,as the the com * 4 poe gee bet on the 8 the % ly om the ** firm will please present the same for ecttiement and those to hat imfifiediate® #ettle ment eftireir accounts, prevent costs being leudid Opportunity will be esirons of cuguging in trade ite the ali ta Fp oper A offered to any one Oldest established Business in the Mountains ‘ At the expiration of sfxty Gays the balance of our stock -om band; including store: fixtures, VONSTABLE’S SAL E.—State of CaliforC’ nia. county of Beveds, meus of Bureks, se By virtue of an execution to vered, inaucd from theeourt ‘Ira Stan bey! -y an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date August 7th, A. D., 1862, to ino Ph cy SF Aagunt. ks 0, WO0n,, in epee set t ® Ae De; > in ¥. etweh ape against B. W, Cou for the sum of Sixty-one aud 74-100, dollars; debt, interest. da: end costs of suit. I have taken in execut and will sell to the highast bidder for cash at — Fiat, all the right title and interest of E.W. Councilman fo and to a Dwelling House and jot. Said. house and jot being’ situated on Woolacy’s Flat, Nevada eounty. avd bounded as followa: On the east by house and jot of P Barner, on the west by houue and lot of D. Decksteter on the north by Main street. and on. the south by owners unknown. I will sefi the same on F » the 12th day of September 1802, between the huursof & o'clock: A. M., and 4p. M, Taken as the property of E. W. Councilman to satisfy the above deman4s and-aceruing costs, Witness my hand this 20th day of Angust, 1862 0. D: BABCUCK, Constable: HO FOR TME FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS for 1862: A. LAMOTT, ‘Corner ef Second and J Bigpeta, SACRAMENTO, CAL. HH’ issued the 8 Styles for Hate and of th Caps, for 186%, and has on hand onc e 4 LARGEST & BEST STOCK OF HaTs yr ever exhibited in the State. 0% N. B.— Send in. your orders which will be promptly attended to. March 11th, laee. NEVADA THEATRE ! _ FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS! August, 25th, 2th 27th, Lh Wh & 30th, 62, S$ exhibited in San Francisco 42 consecu tive Nights to 65,000 People, will open the { ’ Great London Stereoscome ! No other EXHIBITION like in the World! Three Thousand People can look atit at once and see the Finest Scenery on the Face of the a2 ;4,0 8-8 1 For full.particulars see’ Programme which will be distributed througliout town. ADMISSION: 75 eenta, Children 50 cents. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, Kiger Medical Wonderof the Age, The mos powerful aud wonderful medicme ever dis covered. ; Watts’ Nervous Antidote i Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than a Reems known remedy. Watts’ Nervous Autiacdte Has arid will cure Nervous Headache, Giddiners Fainting, rey bee extreme Debility, Neural C) ronic and inflammatory Kheumation, Too ache, etc. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Ts an effectual_remedy for Wakefulness. Its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Nervons Antidote wil) cure Delk rium Tremens, Nervous Trembling, Epilepsy. Twitching of the Facial Nerves, Convulsions, and Pulmonary complaints. Watts’ Nervous Antidote willact upon that state of the nervons system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysterics,andis so wonderful in rejuvenating premature oldage, and correc? ing itude broughton by execcssive induk genee, that nothing but a trial can eonvince the patient ofits qualities. Itis notan excitant but astrengthener, purely vegetable and harmless ; like a skillful architect begins by laying a firm foundation, and gradually but incessantly adds =~ and vigor until nething is lett unfinished holesale Agents, -. ~ Rice, Coffim &.Ce.,. Marysville, and €. paneer, Redington & Ce., Crane & Brigham, and Edward Halli, Sun Francis co. For sale at retail by all Druggists. June 16th. 1862. White Sulpher Springs, ’. NAPA COUNTY. ” A ey faverite place ef rcsort, purchased by us, «A has been put in complete order.’ We have also erected several Cottages, and are now prete receive eur friends and patrons. ler r Rooms, left at our office n the C riental Hotel will be attended te — ALSTROM & CO. ap2y oF Proprietora. . J3.O0"NEIL, Next door to Cheap Jehm’s;on Pine Stree 'P HES repairedin the best order. Also attends to cleaning of Coats, Padmts and ‘ests, insuch a manner as ryt the pearance of New Garments. Give mea <—m™y prices ave low to suitthe times. g tee mney yey s & _ A Peesen wh tisit tion & th of thee B Londin 8 giving aw thepropr & present Theqe pre $ 125; a la silrer mot 8%; a Si __ Abtgo he 3S; hea Jawelry ; spere’s Co werks, ea: absut fifty te 85, and Thestre a Fm, wort If youn go: 2. THE LA ocrat of th recently h tepresenti Greular te Stevenson Jobn Swe! ble things . Jonathan . cilaged bac and stuck Jeha Swet the perpet, times-as th ed of read material in is wholly \ SPekcu ted that 1 Grass Vall ofthe most been heard fortune to’ meu who \ 'etly effort. ey, 80 calle It wasa mc aad aims o didate for. well hang t cr Wi) Nevada, ha ofA. Grim and liquors. We wish hi Bil is a ge wherever b Circus. make a gre itg and wi weant lothuled—on Gthe best . & te this t Cut perfor “’ @e them. SMALL hve been tat sectier wn abou Hjbe thé J in ta or Bris Fiet,

Unidn Administration Ticket. For State Superinfendent of Public Instruction JOHN SVETT. 155: et ea mag A PES PI et ath A aA Av, C,, NELES, For State Senator; JOHN C, BIRDS EY K. J AMES COLLINS, WM, i. SRARS, SETH MARTIN, J. W. RULR. For Sepervieer 1 ~ JOSEPH WORRELL, >. THE ANACONDA,—Some of our cotempofaries are rejoicing that the anaconda system of warfare planted by Gen. Scott, is about.to ha xbandoned, as they say. Let us not deceive eurselves. The anaconda systemef Gen. Scett contemplated surreunding the whole Seuthern Confederacy with military power. The plan was to enter rebeldom from the North with powerful armies, and bleckade ail rebel ports with. boats of war. That part of the anaconda system has been carried out, and was well conceived. But, in descending to the details, it was not coutemplated that a small anaconda was toy to take every town, every city, and every fort. Gen Scott, undoubtedly, never deemed . that te take Richmond his army must be _@cattered all around the city in small-detach. ments, each equad within such distance ofthe enemy as’to be fallen upon and crushed by @ superior foree, without a hope of reinforce. ments. The Zrishnian “who, atone, ss-he~ boasted, surrounded a company of the enemy and took them all prisouers, is no pattern for ‘an American-General to copy, iu auch a war aa this, Gen. Scott’s anaconda has reference only to tke general outlines of military operations against rebeldom, and was evidently politic, us the taking of Port Royal, Norfolk, New. Orleans, Fernandina, Fort Donelaon, Mewphis, Island No. 10, &c., goes tu-proveBut, in penetrating an enemy’s country to, Richmond-we cauoot believe that Gen, Seott bad: an idea that the main army should set itself down in the wuddle of aswamp on one side of Richmond, with no possible accesa to tio ity, juet to make the anaconda complete, but leaving the other, and weaker end of the animal to be hacked and hewed by the enes my at will The rebellious States are still surrounded by the anaconda of Gen, Scott— the fleets and armies of the Union. Let it Wemaia there, as & guard and as the armies penetrate and conquer, contract the folds of the snake and by military garrisons hold the ountry till the last rod is brought to subjection, Hore.—The skies are clearing up. There iw hope again te cheer the patrioteause “Old Brains,” as Halleck, the Commander in Chief, familiarly called, has given orders for etringent measures, and hag explained his order No. 3 so thit negroes and property tay be taken and used without stint by the Union forces. Gen. McClellan and other Generals fave been instructed not to carry on the war om extreme humanitarian principles any longor. The less of thousands of lives has upenof. the eyes of military men to the absurdity @ leaving the rebels exclusively all the advantages of negro labor. The Union armies are going to take advantages of the enemy in every possible way hereatter, It ia late. but thore is hope in the change. Generals Butler, Sherman, Halleck, Wallace, [Rosecrans, Sigel, Sprague, Dix, and others are ready to make real war on the rebels. The “Southern brethren” policy is exploded, and the southeru devil policy is about to be inagurated ae it ought to have been ten months ago at least. In all the public meetings of the North, wheaever a public speaker haa declared for a more radical policy. the air bas been rent with cheers. The people are alive te the great work before them, and when the PresiJerit shall say ‘go in, boys, and make real war on the rebels,” war will be made and @ort work will be be made of the rebell100; GH A train of wagons, with 50,000 pounds € flour and 13,000 pounds of butter, arriv« @ at Carson City on the 16th inst., from Saite Kako. +e ‘vied with each other in attentions to im. Reset Barpanities.— A lady who escap that?7 Ohio’ mas is tem “arsenic ‘enough in the food of prisoners to produce, not immediate but a ingering” death. “Ste, “also, states that the Isick and wounded were left for hours in th® of southern strumpets, in that region called ) lidie es” Lieutenant Bliss,” of “the Second Micngan Artillery, » prisoner, was shot dows ‘and murdered while seeking for something to murderer: was, taken sick ‘and the ladies <1) In East Tentéssee the hortars depicted by Brownlow still contiiwe. Four Union soldiers were Jately “found hanying from one tree, where they had been left for sevegal days. The body of a well-dressed-young la» dy was found also shot through the, breast. She was recognized as the last of her family. The remainder had been murdered and she . was probably slivt in trying to escape. Men have feigned te disbelieve the reports of rebel barbarities committed at Manassas. but Parson Brownlow says and must be believed: : After the battle at Manassas and Bull Run, the officers and privates of the Confederate to Dixie, exulting over the viotory they had achieved, and some of them had what they called Yankee heads, of the entire -héads-of Federal soldiers; some of them with long beards and goatees, by which they would take them up and say.“ See! here is « head 2 & damned soldier captured at Bull's up.” ~ His own story of atrocities committed under his own eye, almost exceeds belief. Yet, Milton 8. Latham is going around the State attempting to raise an opposition to the Administration and the Union cause, te> cause mere leniency is not shown to nigger owners who are the perpetratdrs of crimes at which devils may blush! We are told by . this _secessingiat in disguise that the Adminiatration is unworthy of support. because it does, not continue to secure to outlaws against the Government, murderera and plunders, all their original rights of property ! eit “On TO RIcHMOND.”=The fact is beginning to be acknowledged that the ery of ‘onto Richmond " was about right. Had the loyal army been properly .commanded, we haveno doubt, Richmond would. have been ours more than a year ago, prior to which there would have been no disgraceful Bull Run affair. Patterson was 4 niggerworshipper and did not obey orders in not helding Jobnson from going to the help of Beauregard. We ought to have succeeded at Bull Rua, and had we, Richmond waanet fortified and could have offered our forces nO serious resistance. tw” The Alta says that the State Telegraph Company have arranged to telegraph te Aurora, in Esmeralda, by way of Genoa, in Carson Valley. Dispatches will be sent by the wires to that point, and then be fore warded to Auroraeach day, Answers will be returned by express and telegraph. Tre Sonora Flag says the justly famous. Excelsior claim, near Sugar. Pine Creek, .in that county, continues to yield its fortunate owners a steady stream of gold. For. ten days’ run—embracing portions of the last two wecks—with eight stamps, the company obtained 1,074 ozs. 5 dwte. of gold, valued at $20,000. THERE is a gmall and faint ehadow of ex. cuse fora Southern man to oppose the Government; bat the Northern man whe ean sympathise and act w th treason is the black. est hearted wretch alive, and deserves the gallows. Parson Brownlow just expresses the right eentiment when he say? : “The apirit of Secession is the spirit of murder and assaseination—it is the spirit of hell. And yet you have men at the North whe ig Fa satonsg with these infernal murderere. If owed the devila debt to be discharged, and it was to be discharged by rendering upto him a dozen of the meanest, most revolting end Ged-forsaken wretches that ever could be culled trem the ranka of depraved human society, and I wanted to pay that debt and get a premium upon the payment, I_would make atender to hia Satanic Majesty, of twelve Northern\ men who aympathise with thie inferaal rebellion.” # Cou. Connor's’ command reached Reese river on the 24th inat., and left next morning for Simpson's Park. The command is getting along finely—very little sickness, and none ofa serious character. They expeet te reach Ruby Valley this week. Tne Alta says that large quantities of as — are now jmported from Santa Barcounty, ‘streets uncared for and subject te the iveult®} . appease his hunger. A few days after the . . river. Nothing further bas army passed through our town on their way . ‘Service if they do not come willingly, or if Ying outnumbered on every battle field and the messenger who ar rived thie afternoon from Richmend (Ky.) ree Pe. J, an , nu two. soos os artillery. at Big the ‘surrender at up and he. pursued the rebels reital ck Metcalf. His loes in the several, skirmish that ‘occured was 50 k and missing. Scott’s loss is. unknown.’ ©Union army in Virginia is now. as follows: The line the Lo acne is éecurely held from Fredricks re Warrenton, a distance of forty miles. This line ie 56 miles from the Federal Capitol. The right wing under Sigel "s easily reached by railroad. The left wing is'via Aequia creek. The publication ‘of the number of forces here ia not allowed, but must be large. MeClellan’s army reorganizing near Alexandria, iwithin easy supporting distance of any pert of the ling. New levies are coming in rapidly, and are being formed with the old one. The fall campaign opeus under auspices that inspire hope for the future. ’ Wasutneton, Aug 3 1862. General Halleck has talked very plainly of late with civilians upen the negro question. I have it from a tnembor of the Ohio deputn. tion that recently called upon him, that he expressed himself more decidedly than any of the newspapers have represented. He said that he was not only willing te use the black pee of the South agaist the rebellion, out that he had issued orders to hia Generals could get hold-of, and that no questions, must be asked whether they are slavessor free, or whether their master be loyal or disloyal, ex. teptasa matter of record for after use. Black nen are to be seized and impressed into the their master make any objections. The General said “ Slavery is upheld by local laws alone, and where rebellion is, there is no local law—notning but the law of the land. My Generals and officers must not know that there is or is not slavery in any given place or territory. They make use of the black men, not inquiring into their condition, and leaving the civil lawe.ot the land todetermine their condition.” _— CAMERON AT CouRrt.—Mi.ister Gam. eron has had an interview with the Czar 6f Russia. On that oevasion the ruler of that great people expressed bis admiration for the success we had made in the development ot the vast extent of territory now within the jurisdiction of the Federal authenty. That authority, in the opinion of the Emperor, should be maintamed atall hazards, If the Great Republic of the West was broken down and ceased to wield an influence, the course of empire and civilization would be changed. and « continent destined by God for thé happy home of millions of free, intelligent people would be given ‘to infidelity and barbarism, ruin and desolatien. Snort Hanpep.—On the 18th of July the Louisville Journal enid: It must not be imagined that the rebels will either lack men or means to wage a desperate fall-campaign The authorities of the nation must be prepared to meet and beat i» various directivts 1,000,000 of tolerably well armed and deaperately man@uvred men. We are already be. conscription is not yet half complete. Let there be oue more grand and spontaneous enlistment uf all brave men. _ . e A ConTras?.—Down in Dixie, if a man expreesvs eympathy for the North he discovere hie mistake with a rope around hie-e: ck, while here ia Calitoania. double-dyed traitors hare our Court houses te coacoct their trea. sen in. Variety ie the apice of life. It is quite a pleasant contrast te read in newspapera ia the morning, of our rnedle fellows ifing by scores in the swamps of the Chickahominy, and then ja the afternoun, to lietea to the geatlem -n of th8 Convention which . aida and abete those who murder them. —.4lameda Gaxette.. Josera Horta Rapicat.—A Washington telegram eays that Joseph Holt, of Ky , ran old line Democrat but a true patriot nev« ertheless, has recently undergone a decided change of heart, ind expresses the most thorough sympathy with the President's Border State Emancipation acheme, and is earpeatly in faver of conducting the war as & war, sparing nothing that stands in the way ofits successful ead triumphaat termination —not even the institution of slavery. A. GRIMM, W. 4. LAMPE, J. SONNENBRKG. A. CRIMM & CO., Weer zesnm omarens ix WINES AND LIQUORS: NO, 8308 BATTERY STREET. f Between Sacramento and Cemmercial,) Sen Francisco, ; ‘ oar (Oa nee 800 cavalry and two com. 15 miles CHICAGO, Aug. 27.—The situation of the . General Halleck's Vigorous War Policy: : : 14th Judieal District ot tee Beate of California, requiring them te uao.alL.the negroes they . in-and-for F‘Rebert fine. é Searls & Niles, Plainitffs* Attys, and Saturdays. ‘will leave on alteritate days for Marysville, at 7 Arrivais at Nauonal Exchange fe D J Staples, John Swett, . ce aa {. win ted in the conrse of we ve to said firm, that heir accounts withompt settlement wed. From this TOBACCO DEALERS, Geo * J Cross, Maryaville on T Paroker;-: city Jd Meibgok, Mill o@ FEA. = In this city, on the 27th inst., to the wife of B,. » 2 60R, q’ At Spring Ranch, Yuba county, on the 24th nat., to tne wife of F. Morrill. a daughter.

os * SHERIVY SALES—DAYS OF SALE TUESDAY Jacobs & Sargent vs H bat arian ve Twining & C B Ault 2d J R Evans ys RT Roberts 2nd Lehair ve Eurvka Lake Water Co. oe 4 ” ” 2d W H Crawford & HL ‘ Coye vs H Twining & CB Ault “ % 24 8 C Rodger Hugh & Me shane ve O epi new * bad Rodger, J A rn ve O W Tointinson * 24 james K Hamlin et al vs © J Hotating'et al 2, Fw bg tna ve Jan” Moe am bead “ 24 W BR Williams ve J P Jones “ so 24 J Whartenby et al vs JN . Rose et al “ ° 2d J Whartenby ct al ve M * Quik o 24 A Matteson vs Quick & Fuller SHERIF P's SALE .— Whereas, on the 10th day of.July, A.D., 1862; a final j ment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the y yf eked: cahie eoos of Gohe Bae for thé sum of Seven Hundred and Seventy-four dollars, principal debt with interest thereon at the rate of ene per-cent-per month; from the rendition of judgment until paid, and Thirty-nine, (#49) dollars counsel fees, together«with all couts of sult. And whereas; on the said 19th day —of July, A. Ds, 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court thatthe Sanepene set forth im Plaintiff ’’s complaint be foreclosed, and the jirorty therein deserihbed te-wit;—That certain Ouse and lot situate, at Sweetland, Bridgeport township, county of Nevada, and State of Cali. fornia. known asthe ‘‘Assembly Saloon,’ situc.te opposite Dannals’ store—be levied and sah tha pouaanarenioonld an & theree’ of said sume of mone 4 Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to ublic sale all the above described La at? fe to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door. in Nevada,on Tuesday, Aug. %6th 1842. between the hours of 9 o woe Y A-M., and 4 o'clock, P. M. z Given ander my hand, thie 2th day of July, ad W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. The above sale is ed to Tuesday, Sept. + 1862," NeW. Now LTON, Sheriff CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION 2) COMPANY. The fast and steam ers CHR YSOPOLIS and ANTELUPE will leave on alternate Gays for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock P.™ from the foot.of Kstreet: Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master, willleaveon Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser, will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, ° Marysville and Intermediate Land. ings—Every Day. Steamer Young America, Litticton, Master, and steamer Swallqw. Summers, Master, o’clock, A.M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. ° « Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two wipe por week toRiuff, leaving this -¢ity on nesdays and Saturdays at 7A. M Pecight rere every Sey. ‘or frie: or passage by a boats, a oly on board, or at the ome of the California Steam Navigation Company, on board brig Globe. A. REDINGTON, Ageat W.H. TAYLOR. { ou. Sacramento, April 17th—tf of the above ACARD FOR TRAE te SUMMER AND FALL Ci.OTHING TRADE OF SAN FRANCISCO. BADGER « LINDENBERGER Nos. 411; $13 and 415 Battery street, corner of Merchant, San Francisco, IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS ENTIRE NEW AND FRESH STOCK KH would call the attention of CeunTRy MERCHANTS to durt “usually large stock red Goods. Our stock comprises every article in e GLOTSING AND FURNISHING Line. We have constantly on hand the largest stock and greatest variety of Cassimere and Weel Hats of any house in San Francisco, and, our prices for these goods are legs than those of any other house, as we receive them direct from ~ Manoefacturers, Comsignment. Our stock SUMMER AND FALL GooDps In particularly attractive, and the at feature tethe Country Merchant is the unusually low than the eost of importation — We _keep the Staple Articles inthe Geeds line, which a we have purchased this market. under ammer, and are offersp at New Veork Cost, and Less, ¢ publish this Card in order that we may make new acquaintances, and induce those who . fr Saloon and Hotel Keepers.. @ must be disposed of m,as the the com * 4 poe gee bet on the 8 the % ly om the ** firm will please present the same for ecttiement and those to hat imfifiediate® #ettle ment eftireir accounts, prevent costs being leudid Opportunity will be esirons of cuguging in trade ite the ali ta Fp oper A offered to any one Oldest established Business in the Mountains ‘ At the expiration of sfxty Gays the balance of our stock -om band; including store: fixtures, VONSTABLE’S SAL E.—State of CaliforC’ nia. county of Beveds, meus of Bureks, se By virtue of an execution to vered, inaucd from theeourt ‘Ira Stan bey! -y an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date August 7th, A. D., 1862, to ino Ph cy SF Aagunt. ks 0, WO0n,, in epee set t ® Ae De; > in ¥. etweh ape against B. W, Cou for the sum of Sixty-one aud 74-100, dollars; debt, interest. da: end costs of suit. I have taken in execut and will sell to the highast bidder for cash at — Fiat, all the right title and interest of E.W. Councilman fo and to a Dwelling House and jot. Said. house and jot being’ situated on Woolacy’s Flat, Nevada eounty. avd bounded as followa: On the east by house and jot of P Barner, on the west by houue and lot of D. Decksteter on the north by Main street. and on. the south by owners unknown. I will sefi the same on F » the 12th day of September 1802, between the huursof & o'clock: A. M., and 4p. M, Taken as the property of E. W. Councilman to satisfy the above deman4s and-aceruing costs, Witness my hand this 20th day of Angust, 1862 0. D: BABCUCK, Constable: HO FOR TME FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS for 1862: A. LAMOTT, ‘Corner ef Second and J Bigpeta, SACRAMENTO, CAL. HH’ issued the 8 Styles for Hate and of th Caps, for 186%, and has on hand onc e 4 LARGEST & BEST STOCK OF HaTs yr ever exhibited in the State. 0% N. B.— Send in. your orders which will be promptly attended to. March 11th, laee. NEVADA THEATRE ! _ FOR SIX NIGHTS ONLY! MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS! August, 25th, 2th 27th, Lh Wh & 30th, 62, S$ exhibited in San Francisco 42 consecu tive Nights to 65,000 People, will open the { ’ Great London Stereoscome ! No other EXHIBITION like in the World! Three Thousand People can look atit at once and see the Finest Scenery on the Face of the a2 ;4,0 8-8 1 For full.particulars see’ Programme which will be distributed througliout town. ADMISSION: 75 eenta, Children 50 cents. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, Kiger Medical Wonderof the Age, The mos powerful aud wonderful medicme ever dis covered. ; Watts’ Nervous Antidote i Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than a Reems known remedy. Watts’ Nervous Autiacdte Has arid will cure Nervous Headache, Giddiners Fainting, rey bee extreme Debility, Neural C) ronic and inflammatory Kheumation, Too ache, etc. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Ts an effectual_remedy for Wakefulness. Its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Nervons Antidote wil) cure Delk rium Tremens, Nervous Trembling, Epilepsy. Twitching of the Facial Nerves, Convulsions, and Pulmonary complaints. Watts’ Nervous Antidote willact upon that state of the nervons system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysterics,andis so wonderful in rejuvenating premature oldage, and correc? ing itude broughton by execcssive induk genee, that nothing but a trial can eonvince the patient ofits qualities. Itis notan excitant but astrengthener, purely vegetable and harmless ; like a skillful architect begins by laying a firm foundation, and gradually but incessantly adds =~ and vigor until nething is lett unfinished holesale Agents, -. ~ Rice, Coffim &..Ce.,. Marysville, and €. paneer, Redington & Ce., Crane & Brigham, and Edward Halli, Sun Francis co. For sale at retail by all Druggists. June 16th. 1862. White Sulpher Springs, ’. NAPA COUNTY. ” A ey faverite place ef rcsort, purchased by us, «A has been put in complete order.’ We have also erected several Cottages, and are now prete receive eur friends and patrons. ler r Rooms, left at our office n the C riental Hotel will be attended te — ALSTROM & CO. ap2y oF Proprietora. . J3.O0"NEIL, Next door to Cheap Jehm’s;on Pine Stree 'P HES repairedin the best order. Also attends to cleaning of Coats, Padmts and ‘ests, insuch a manner as ryt the pearance of New Garments. Give mea <—m™y prices ave low to suitthe times. g tee mney yey s & _ A Peesen wh tisit tion & th of thee B Londin 8 giving aw thepropr & present Theqe pre $ 125; a la silrer mot 8%; a Si __ Abtgo he 3S; hea Jawelry ; spere’s Co werks, ea: absut fifty te 85, and Thestre a Fm, wort If youn go: 2. THE LA ocrat of th recently h tepresenti Greular te Stevenson Jobn Swe! ble things . Jonathan . cilaged bac and stuck Jeha Swet the perpet, times-as th ed of read material in is wholly \ SPekcu ted that 1 Grass Vall ofthe most been heard fortune to’ meu who \ 'etly effort. ey, 80 calle It wasa mc aad aims o didate for. well hang t cr Wi) Nevada, ha ofA. Grim and liquors. We wish hi Bil is a ge wherever b Circus. make a gre itg and wi weant lothuled—on Gthe best . & te this t Cut perfor “’ @e them. SMALL hve been tat sectier wn abou Hjbe thé J in ta or Bris Fiet,