August 3, 1861 (4 pages)

COE FORM T ASS VALINE hat. th class ad apse, Where 80m ; iting of _— ES’ SHOKs, ERS, Ete, f our busines; ‘tent workmen, h punctuality’ . known in Ne charge of the jyi9-tf Ln reitannehtaiia> [AY, » 8, Jewelry, in street, cD TO His led to and warJyl7-tfNT TORE, AVE Noy . best selected Y, and Domes from N. ¥, il trade, ot be excelled. for New York ll: for the next ent. than aby 10t sell calico ve sell LOW. ny other con EL, roprietors. AT. . furnished letors eo! the public, ’ long experi ive satisfac ul, and no ef»ARLOR and pleasant, THE TABLE supplied with th the best d equal ins. » for Nevada, and returns DON i, Cigars an is Saleon yrietors. EL, RIETOR. ‘OR 4 . Hoteal call a AVeiug entirely rtion of the y in a supecall. E BAR wil! jeé-tf iER, jal Streety vy. IL DEALnware. Lead one to ordef AE WIS; ‘arson Citypmcert, 9 t has the . of Nevada ive a (‘s61. . by sev lsd Hopi he enoe ea AT HOME MATTERS. FaTal ACCIDENT.—Yesterday morning a negro man, known as.“ Bob,” was instantly filled at Brandy Flat, near Washington, Neyada county, by the caving of a_bank under which he was’ mining. A white person, semed Frank Willams, who was working along with Beb, wax severely hurt. by the same cave, but hopes are,entertained of his recovery. Bobdformerly lived at Omega, and was much respected by all who knew him as _a¥ighly honest and worthy man. LOWER MaIn STREET.—Do our honorable and venerable Trustees ever attempt “traveling Main street below the theater? If they do not, it may be interesting for them to know that an eight-mule team, drawing a moderately heavy wagon, was stalled there yesterday, costing the driver a good deal of whipping and an abundance of hell-deserving profanity before he got out of difficulty. The planking on Main street is defective and the sooner the street can be repaired the more it will redound to the credit. of the city. Huecu KetLy.—The Sacramento Union, of Thursday, has a local item, stating that Hugh Kelly, of Nevada, on Wednesday last, ut Sacramento, got into a fight with Patrick Riley and received severe gashes on his temple and jaw. There is a grave mistake in this, as Hugh Kelly, of Nevada, is’a wellconditioned citizen, who attends quietly and penceafy to the dispensation of creature comforts, on Broad street, Nevada, and has not been in Sacramento for several months. Will the local of the Union accept our apolIMPROVED STREETS.—Mr. William Scott, with his industrious corps of road-makers, is performing wonders on the streets in the immediate vicinity of the Court House. Pine und Church streets already show unmistakable evidences of Mr. Scott’s eapability of mending the ways of the world. A SABBATICAL CHANGE.—The DaILy TRANSCRIPT, hereafter, will be issued on Sunday: mornings and not on Monday mornings. Our motives for making this change are partly pious, partly moral, and partly of apurely business character. We shall explain them in our to-morrow’s issue in full. BRECKINRIDGE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.—This body will assemble this forenoon, at 10 o’cleck, in the Court House, for the purpose of forming a ticket for Nevada eounty. The leaders of the party anticipate a full turnout of delegates. MARYSVILLE AND OROVILLE RAILROAD. —The Marysville Appeal says we learn from Binney, of Chenery & Binney, contractors upon the above pémed road, that work will be restimed upén the track as soon as, sufficient hands €an be. procured; and the road will be made ready to receive the iron and rolling stock, for which, we understand, contracts have been already made or filled. The prospects for a completion of the road are encouraging. “ Inpictine Trarroks.—The Grand Jury: ofthe United States District Court in Baltimore, on the 10th of July, found true bills of indictment for treason-againet John Merryman, Charles Cockey, Samue! Mactier, Lewis Bitter, James McCartney,. Phillip Casmire, Michael Hooper, and Richard H. Mitchell. If found guilty of the charge, the punishment is death. CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMEN.— Under the eighth general census, that of 1860, California is entitled to three members of Congress. So the’Secretary of the Interior who made the apportionment reports. > A British captain was struck by a cannon ball on the head, just ashe was giving an Order, at the battle of the Nile. Fifteen months afterwards he was trepanned at Greenwich Hospital, having been insensible all that time. Immediately after the opera “on bis consciousness returned. and he at once began carrying out the order he was fiving when the shot struck bim.—O.W. Holmes. Poe ag ee © Fea EE The cod fisheries on the Washington Territory ceast ia ve ry sueceseful this year, wd the fish of excellent quality. Large Mumbers are corned for shipment to San Francisco. ‘ Bie Potato.—Some one has presented the editor of the Sacramento News with a Potato weighing a trifle less than four pounds, Aevada Daily. Transcript. He was asked if the government recognized -Cengress. LAW OF Biockape.—Lord John Russell has given another and important English reading of the law of blockade in Parliament. the right of the New Granadian Confederation to close its ports by blockade ? wnen he replied that, in case of rebellion, the government had a right to.close the perts, but:if in cupied by the insurgents, they could not take that step according to international law. . The British naval. commander would not, therefore, recognfze the . right of closing theports. i te The Richmond Einguirer has sued a firm in New York for $4,750, alleged dues for advertising. Defendants refuse to pay because they got no copy of the Enquirer, according to agreement, and allege that the only result of advertisement has been an accumulation. of “$150,000 in’ Seuthern bad debts. The jury found for defendants. DEGREES IN RoastING.—A_ correspondent of the Appeal, who recently went north, said that at Sacramento. it was insufferably hot, at Marysville it was hotter; at. Shasta he fizzled and stewed and fried, and nearly melted down into his-boots. It is said the editor of the Herald is being loudly denounced by Genervl Buttler as a traitor. ‘The commandant at Monroe implies that he has conclusive evidence that he (the editor) is in correspondence with the rebels, giving them aid and comfort and —assistance. BS te It is asserted, but we cannot believe it, that the agents of the Southern Confederacy, at Paris, recently tendered the monarchal crown of that Confederacy to young Captain Bonaparte, grandson of Jerome and Madame Patterson Bonaparte, now in the French army. He peremptorily refused the 4 tempting bait. “UNION Temperance © Journal.” is the title of a new weekly published in San Francisco by Cutter & Taylor—Rev. George B. Taylor editor. The first number has just been issued. ., EP A temperance lecturer once said: ‘When the world became so corrupt that the Lerd could do nothing with it. He was obliged to give it a thorough sousing in cold water.” ‘ Yes,” replied a wag,‘ but it killed every darn’d critter on the face of the. earth.” TRINITY Cave.—The Douglas City Gazette says, that a party are going to explorea cave in that vicinity, the existence of which has been known for some time. THE NEGRO.—Thurlow Weed condemns the course of the Abolitionist, Lovejoy, for attempting to drag the slavery question into He says. ‘‘ The country will insist that the halls ef Congress are not the proper place just now to trot out the negro.” FIRE IN FORBESTOWN-—At3 o'clock, on Thursday morning, a fire broke out in the Eurvupeen Hotel, Forbestown, which, before it could be subdued, destroyed a great part of the town: ie One of the Missouri voldnteers writes from the camp of his regiment tc-a friend in St: Louis: “ Pilot bread and beans are very good for a limited number of meals, say two hundred, but as a steady diet cause indigestion.” (¥ Citizens of Sonora and Stockton are about forming a company for the purpose of building a turnpike from Sonora acress the Sierra Nevada to Mono county. Seeret Orders, Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—~Meets at Magonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular ecommnunications first ents A evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest ; J. F. Rudolph, Secret ary. Novada Commandery, No. , K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third Thursdays of aach month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Recorder. Odd Feliews. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. H. Parker, V.G. ;Independent Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ev Wednesday ~~ at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Sous of Temperance. Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever evening. at. Hall.E. F. . P.; A. Hackett, R.S. ¢ Union lodge No. 4, sad measuring over two feet in_circumfer. ee eee — case of civil war the ports. were-de-facty 'se2}”” BENNETT DENOUNCED AS A TRAITOR — A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph,: D lag» ( PT Re ge a ee eee NION DEMOCRATIC e *° For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. — For Lieut. Governor, RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, : HENRY EDGERTON, Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN, Attorney General, —= GEORGE W,. BOWIE. ' Clerk of the Supreme Court, GEO. S. EVANS, — State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. State Controller, JAMES E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General, J. GARDNER. State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. U TICKET. J. District Judge, John I. Caldwell. For: Senator, J. B. Johnson, For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, “Ww. W. Wixom, Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. ° County Clerk, B. B. Layton. — Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney, Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder. Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Publie Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. THE .LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. 3 ) THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & C90. T AVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would inyite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, consisting in part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, . TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usnaily found in a countr store. Those wishing Goods in our line will find it to their advantage to giveusa cal bofore going elsewhere, a8 we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased ‘at any Grocery Store in Nevada ge?JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN iu Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Strect, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for F cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of . Nevada. WOOD —Of alt-kinds, on hand and for sale cheap forcash. 43-tf seer ST. LOUIS HOTEL; NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. 4 BE VANDERLELH would inthe public of the county at that large he has leased the above WELL KNO WN HOTEL and is now prepared to ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC, The House has been thoroughly improved and will + go ina good style. Having ,been engaged a Hotel fora number of years, am confident with pleasing all who may favor me their patrenage. Terms reasonable. jy2tf Good Templars) meet Sacbier'w! Es Bes: 8 Wateoss Wes” REPUBLICAN . TICKET. mn For Governor, y LELAND STAN . For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS, : For Congress, T, G. PHELPS, ‘A. A. SARGENT. For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON. Attorney General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN, , Surveyor General, J. EF. HOUGHTON. Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK F, FARGO. ts State Printer, “ BENJ. B. AVERY. 9 { District Judge, — F.-B. McFarland. Senator, ~ Joseph Kitz. . Assemblymen, ° J. M. Avery, ___). Wm. H. Sears, James Collins, ~ Reuben Leach Sheriff, ats = N. W. Knowlton. Collector, Jj. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Asscasor, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. “POR COLLECTOR.—Thé subscriber offers his name to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. Election, WEDNESDAY, September 4th, 1861. jetS-te* kr Hall's Sarsaparilla and fodide ot Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits. Mercury and Arsenic. which ‘canmet be said of J.W. LOCKWOOD. any other known preparation of its kinds As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it unequaled. It quickly removes from the systeny wll morbit and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other rem.” edy extant_THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheuma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Kheam, Gout: Lumbage, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains'in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising fromthe impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, aa quick and’ sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla;) Yellowdock. and Todide 6f Potass. Forsale everywhere, for-ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any addfers for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sérsaparilla. vos = &.MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, . m18-3m Nos. 581 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco _ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEVMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, inthe use of which every individual +has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last: few months~ every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this ‘HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of. its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. Thelame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, : No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. ‘Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN TELE STATE. 3 . AT CHEAPJOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONatantly on hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr.C.M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. m4-tf 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK, A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pime and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. od W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS. IN UILDING MATERIALS, TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Minin Jements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, owder, Duck, ete., eto. d stand “ ~e 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. CARPEN-ImBe, To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced jn this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and are industrieusly hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttivg up some of their ¢ceiebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,” at Los Angeles, The public may rély upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wishi likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. » For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. : DeEpot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can eend their ordérs to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Statu, fer the following Wines : Saisevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; “Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters’; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne ; Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DErot—No. 801 “Rontgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1858.—L. B. Wuire, Esq. Dear Sir: From « close observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varieties now in use, we'can Say with confidence that it is the best one for the various forms of Hernia, in young or old, that we have ever s een used ;ecombining du rability, simplicity, and facility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. as A. C. CAMPBELL, M.D. Was. H. THOMAS, M.D. CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street, war I WOULD INFOM THE er %. : public of this piece and the county at large, that l have on hand and ¥design keeping a large supply of f, Pork and Mutton, American a7 MEATS DELLYERELD in any part of the city whenever desired, at reavonable rates. Nevada. Febpuary 1, 1661-17 BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geeod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. M. C.STILES, UNDERTAKER, td on hand and will make to orderts ERED COFFINS at the following rates SMALL SIZE, FROM..+----++, +3 tO LARGE SIZE, FROM. <.+.§10 to GRAVK FENCES, of ever? style, furnished . than by any ot in the county. ALJ, WOR in the neatest style charge for engraving. Sept. 6—tf

COE FORM T ASS VALINE hat. th class ad apse, Where 80m ; iting of _— ES’ SHOKs, ERS, Ete, f our busines; ‘tent workmen, h punctuality’ . known in Ne charge of the jyi9-tf Ln reitannehtaiia> [AY, » 8, Jewelry, in street, cD TO His led to and warJyl7-tfNT TORE, AVE Noy . best selected Y, and Domes from N. ¥, il trade, ot be excelled. for New York ll: for the next ent. than aby 10t sell calico ve sell LOW. ny other con EL, roprietors. AT. . furnished letors eo! the public, ’ long experi ive satisfac ul, and no ef»ARLOR and pleasant, THE TABLE supplied with th the best d equal ins. » for Nevada, and returns DON i, Cigars an is Saleon yrietors. EL, RIETOR. ‘OR 4 . Hoteal call a AVeiug entirely rtion of the y in a supecall. E BAR wil! jeé-tf iER, jal Streety vy. IL DEALnware. Lead one to ordef AE WIS; ‘arson Citypmcert, 9 t has the . of Nevada ive a (‘s61. . by sev lsd Hopi he enoe ea AT HOME MATTERS. FaTal ACCIDENT.—Yesterday morning a negro man, known as.“ Bob,” was instantly filled at Brandy Flat, near Washington, Neyada county, by the caving of a_bank under which he was’ mining. A white person, semed Frank Willams, who was working along with Beb, wax severely hurt. by the same cave, but hopes are,entertained of his recovery. Bobdformerly lived at Omega, and was much respected by all who knew him as _a¥ighly honest and worthy man. LOWER MaIn STREET.—Do our honorable and venerable Trustees ever attempt “traveling Main street below the theater? If they do not, it may be interesting for them to know that an eight-mule team, drawing a moderately heavy wagon, was stalled there yesterday, costing the driver a good deal of whipping and an abundance of hell-deserving profanity before he got out of difficulty. The planking on Main street is defective and the sooner the street can be repaired the more it will redound to the credit. of the city. Huecu KetLy.—The Sacramento Union, of Thursday, has a local item, stating that Hugh Kelly, of Nevada, on Wednesday last, ut Sacramento, got into a fight with Patrick Riley and received severe gashes on his temple and jaw. There is a grave mistake in this, as Hugh Kelly, of Nevada, is’a wellconditioned citizen, who attends quietly and penceafy to the dispensation of creature comforts, on Broad street, Nevada, and has not been in Sacramento for several months. Will the local of the Union accept our apolIMPROVED STREETS.—Mr. William Scott, with his industrious corps of road-makers, is performing wonders on the streets in the immediate vicinity of the Court House. Pine und Church streets already show unmistakable evidences of Mr. Scott’s eapability of mending the ways of the world. A SABBATICAL CHANGE.—The DaILy TRANSCRIPT, hereafter, will be issued on Sunday: mornings and not on Monday mornings. Our motives for making this change are partly pious, partly moral, and partly of apurely business character. We shall explain them in our to-morrow’s issue in full. BRECKINRIDGE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.—This body will assemble this forenoon, at 10 o’cleck, in the Court House, for the purpose of forming a ticket for Nevada eounty. The leaders of the party anticipate a full turnout of delegates. MARYSVILLE AND OROVILLE RAILROAD. —The Marysville Appeal says we learn from Binney, of Chenery & Binney, contractors upon the above pémed road, that work will be restimed upén the track as soon as, sufficient hands €an be. procured; and the road will be made ready to receive the iron and rolling stock, for which, we understand, contracts have been already made or filled. The prospects for a completion of the road are encouraging. “ Inpictine Trarroks.—The Grand Jury: ofthe United States District Court in Baltimore, on the 10th of July, found true bills of indictment for treason-againet John Merryman, Charles Cockey, Samue! Mactier, Lewis Bitter, James McCartney,. Phillip Casmire, Michael Hooper, and Richard H. Mitchell. If found guilty of the charge, the punishment is death. CALIFORNIA CONGRESSMEN.— Under the eighth general census, that of 1860, California is entitled to three members of Congress. So the’Secretary of the Interior who made the apportionment reports. > A British captain was struck by a cannon ball on the head, just ashe was giving an Order, at the battle of the Nile. Fifteen months afterwards he was trepanned at Greenwich Hospital, having been insensible all that time. Immediately after the opera “on bis consciousness returned. and he at once began carrying out the order he was fiving when the shot struck bim.—O.W. Holmes. Poe ag ee © Fea EE The cod fisheries on the Washington Territory ceast ia ve ry sueceseful this year, wd the fish of excellent quality. Large Mumbers are corned for shipment to San Francisco. ‘ Bie Potato.—Some one has presented the editor of the Sacramento News with a Potato weighing a trifle less than four pounds, Aevada Daily. Transcript. He was asked if the government recognized -Cengress. LAW OF Biockape.—Lord John Russell has given another and important English reading of the law of blockade in Parliament. the right of the New Granadian Confederation to close its ports by blockade ? wnen he replied that, in case of rebellion, the government had a right to.close the perts, but:if in cupied by the insurgents, they could not take that step according to international law. . The British naval. commander would not, therefore, recognfze the . right of closing theports. i te The Richmond Einguirer has sued a firm in New York for $4,750, alleged dues for advertising. Defendants refuse to pay because they got no copy of the Enquirer, according to agreement, and allege that the only result of advertisement has been an accumulation. of “$150,000 in’ Seuthern bad debts. The jury found for defendants. DEGREES IN RoastING.—A_ correspondent of the Appeal, who recently went north, said that at Sacramento. it was insufferably hot, at Marysville it was hotter; at. Shasta he fizzled and stewed and fried, and nearly melted down into his-boots. It is said the editor of the Herald is being loudly denounced by Genervl Buttler as a traitor. ‘The commandant at Monroe implies that he has conclusive evidence that he (the editor) is in correspondence with the rebels, giving them aid and comfort and —assistance. BS te It is asserted, but we cannot believe it, that the agents of the Southern Confederacy, at Paris, recently tendered the monarchal crown of that Confederacy to young Captain Bonaparte, grandson of Jerome and Madame Patterson Bonaparte, now in the French army. He peremptorily refused the 4 tempting bait. “UNION Temperance © Journal.” is the title of a new weekly published in San Francisco by Cutter & Taylor—Rev. George B. Taylor editor. The first number has just been issued. ., EP A temperance lecturer once said: ‘When the world became so corrupt that the Lerd could do nothing with it. He was obliged to give it a thorough sousing in cold water.” ‘ Yes,” replied a wag,‘ but it killed every darn’d critter on the face of the. earth.” TRINITY Cave.—The Douglas City Gazette says, that a party are going to explorea cave in that vicinity, the existence of which has been known for some time. THE NEGRO.—Thurlow Weed condemns the course of the Abolitionist, Lovejoy, for attempting to drag the slavery question into He says. ‘‘ The country will insist that the halls ef Congress are not the proper place just now to trot out the negro.” FIRE IN FORBESTOWN-—At3 o'clock, on Thursday morning, a fire broke out in the Eurvupeen Hotel, Forbestown, which, before it could be subdued, destroyed a great part of the town: ie One of the Missouri voldnteers writes from the camp of his regiment tc-a friend in St: Louis: “ Pilot bread and beans are very good for a limited number of meals, say two hundred, but as a steady diet cause indigestion.” (¥ Citizens of Sonora and Stockton are about forming a company for the purpose of building a turnpike from Sonora acress the Sierra Nevada to Mono county. Seeret Orders, Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—~Meets at Magonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular ecommnunications first ents A evening of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest ; J. F. Rudolph, Secret ary. Novada Commandery, No. , K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third Thursdays of aach month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Recorder. Odd Feliews. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. H. Parker, V.G. ;Independent Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ev Wednesday ~~ at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Sous of Temperance. Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets ever evening. at. Hall.E. F. . P.; A. Hackett, R.S. ¢ Union lodge No. 4, sad measuring over two feet in_circumfer. ee eee — case of civil war the ports. were-de-facty 'se2}”” BENNETT DENOUNCED AS A TRAITOR — A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph,: D lag» ( PT Re ge a ee eee NION DEMOCRATIC e *° For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. — For Lieut. Governor, RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, : HENRY EDGERTON, Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN, Attorney General, —= GEORGE W,. BOWIE. ' Clerk of the Supreme Court, GEO. S. EVANS, — State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. State Controller, JAMES E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General, J. GARDNER. State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. U TICKET. J. District Judge, John I. Caldwell. For: Senator, J. B. Johnson, For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, “Ww. W. Wixom,

Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. ° County Clerk, B. B. Layton. — Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney, Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder. Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Publie Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. THE .LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. 3 ) THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & C90. T AVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would inyite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, consisting in part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS, DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, . TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usnaily found in a countr store. Those wishing Goods in our line will find it to their advantage to giveusa cal bofore going elsewhere, a8 we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased ‘at any Grocery Store in Nevada ge?JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN iu Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Strect, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALL KINDS, on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for F cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of . Nevada. WOOD —Of alt-kinds, on hand and for sale cheap forcash. 43-tf seer ST. LOUIS HOTEL; NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. 4 BE VANDERLELH would inthe public of the county at that large he has leased the above WELL KNO WN HOTEL and is now prepared to ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC, The House has been thoroughly improved and will + go ina good style. Having ,been engaged a Hotel fora number of years, am confident with pleasing all who may favor me their patrenage. Terms reasonable. jy2tf Good Templars) meet Sacbier'w! Es Bes: 8 Wateoss Wes” REPUBLICAN . TICKET. mn For Governor, y LELAND STAN . For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS, : For Congress, T, G. PHELPS, ‘A. A. SARGENT. For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON. Attorney General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN, , Surveyor General, J. EF. HOUGHTON. Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK F, FARGO. ts State Printer, “ BENJ. B. AVERY. 9 { District Judge, — F.-B. McFarland. Senator, ~ Joseph Kitz. . Assemblymen, ° J. M. Avery, ___). Wm. H. Sears, James Collins, ~ Reuben Leach Sheriff, ats = N. W. Knowlton. Collector, Jj. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Asscasor, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. “POR COLLECTOR.—Thé subscriber offers his name to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. Election, WEDNESDAY, September 4th, 1861. jetS-te* kr Hall's Sarsaparilla and fodide ot Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits. Mercury and Arsenic. which ‘canmet be said of J.W. LOCKWOOD. any other known preparation of its kinds As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it unequaled. It quickly removes from the systeny wll morbit and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other rem.” edy extant_THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheuma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Kheam, Gout: Lumbage, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains'in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising fromthe impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, aa quick and’ sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla;) Yellowdock. and Todide 6f Potass. Forsale everywhere, for-ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any addfers for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sérsaparilla. vos = &.MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, . m18-3m Nos. 581 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco _ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEVMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, inthe use of which every individual +has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last: few months~ every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this ‘HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of. its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. Thelame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, : No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. ‘Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN TELE STATE. 3 . AT CHEAPJOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONatantly on hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr.C.M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. m4-tf 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK, A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pime and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. od W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS. IN UILDING MATERIALS, TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Minin Jements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, owder, Duck, ete., eto. d stand “ ~e 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. CARPEN-ImBe, To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced jn this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and are industrieusly hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine.. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttivg up some of their ¢ceiebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,” at Los Angeles, The public may rély upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wishi likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. » For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. : DeEpot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can eend their ordérs to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Statu, fer the following Wines : Saisevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; “Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters’; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne ; Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DErot—No. 801 “Rontgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1858.—L. B. Wuire, Esq. Dear Sir: From « close observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varieties now in use, we'can Say with confidence that it is the best one for the various forms of Hernia, in young or old, that we have ever s een used ;ecombining du rability, simplicity, and facility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. as A. C. CAMPBELL, M.D. Was. H. THOMAS, M.D. CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street, war I WOULD INFOM THE er %. : public of this piece and the county at large, that l have on hand and ¥design keeping a large supply of f, Pork and Mutton, American a7 MEATS DELLYERELD in any part of the city whenever desired, at reavonable rates. Nevada. Febpuary 1, 1661-17 BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geeod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. M. C.STILES, UNDERTAKER, td on hand and will make to orderts ERED COFFINS at the following rates SMALL SIZE, FROM...+----++, +3 tO LARGE SIZE, FROM.. <.+.§10 to GRAVK FENCES, of ever? style, furnished . than by any ot in the county. ALJ, WOR in the neatest style charge for engraving. Sept. 6—tf