August 30, 1861 (4 pages)

that son pany pipe they urn> eall regumain netre y the tting ed. » pre' (Sta ore; ey. ER, rns. TIRE . ULDSale n the 3-tf AND . Oo. 121 odist tf cine TIST, in the . soon, n and n perto be ars he pining tisfacold or. ed on ch deOES, astern ma* == l, EVnd of ~ 9 in ixed n Oils. [RS e. nd oth~ yesterday aftertioon, to witness 9 _trotting’ iuvegy LO-AY there will be more: sport at the race cugthe.present time, when so’ much sport is Timbuctoo as we learn from the Marysville ~ Express, they have a véry efficient Fire, or G “HOME MATTERS. TROTTING RACE.—A large concourse of people were {i attendance at Carter's course race, for a purse of $100.Three entries were made for the race, the horses—tp: go-.in ley mare, and Wm. Watt's sorrel horse. . -The horses got off mm beautiful style, in the first heat, but the Dawley mare made the’ best time and came home first. On the sec. ond heat'the horses started before the word. was given, which created: some little misun‘ derstanding, when the Watt horse was withdrawn from the race. The second and third heat was contested for by the remain= ing horses and was won by the Dawley mare, Seourse, and we imagine there will be a large ‘trowd present to enjoy it. Carter's is a pleas. ‘ant place to visit—more especially during being.offered to the public in-th> way of racing, wrestling, ete. : Trwpuctvo Fire DEPARTMENT.—In rather Hose Company, of which Charley Gray, a very clever gentleman, is Foreman. They have four hundred feet of hose, and four hundred feet more purchased and on the way, with a vew carriage. They are supplied with water from the neighhoring ditches, and have a hydraulic pressure with which water is thrown one hundred and thirty feet, perpendicular'y. They have four fire plugs’ in different portions of the town, with which-they can command water: to extinguish fire anywhere in the place. Timhuctoo is not likely to suffer severely from this devouring element. An UNLUcKY Ick CkEAM PEDLAR.—A gentleman who manufactures ice cream dis. patched an enterprising youth to the race track, yesterday, with a stock of cream and five dollars in change, to facilitate his transactions with his race track customers. In the evening he came home with his cream intact, but the five dollars were gone. The hapless fellow, according to his tale, had been robbhed whilst his attengion was concentrated on the races. His employer has no suspicion that he invested on the losing nag—not the . slightest. PERSONAL.—We had the pleasure of a call yesterday, from Mr. Isidore Choinski, a native of Poland, of fine literary attainments, now a resident of San Francisco, and whois the entertaining and pungent. “ Choyno ” of the Marysville Appeal. He is making himself acquainted with the men and manners of the mountains. There is a world ‘of truth—and we are sorry if is truth—in the following editorial paragraph, which we copy from the Folsom Telegraph: THE PoweER OF THE PEOPLE —It is generally supposed that the power of the people of the United States is of the most tremendous nature. So it would be if they only knew it, The lien caged is in the same situation—he could break ail obstruction to pieces if he only Knew his power. The power of the American people has been caged by the showmen of politics; and now, instead of being used to properly control the pobtep: of the country for its harmony and happiness. they are turned out to exhibit it in civil war. -But, ag we were going to say, _if we had the power of the people we would ‘haal the two demoeritic elements and the one opposition element up, and dump them out as 80 many. catt loads of oppressive rabbish, and then sift from’ the mass What little ‘true worth there might be, and keep on dumping and sifting, till from the people themselves we had obtained just such men as the country and all circumstances would seem to require ; depending, in all instances, mere upon the capacity of those selected to serve, than their own selfish propositions for position. We never can get rid of the notion that the failures of the power of the people have been the causes of the country’s troubles. The people have been led when they should have led: they should have selected when they submitted to corrupt selec‘tiene for offices ; and, finally, their own surrender of the free means of selection has reduced them to a burdensome fighting out of the errors of their leaders. Ssasta Bure, vy the measurements of Humboldt and Fremont, has a bight of 14,390 feet. ‘The recent measurement, by the party from Yreka, -make it but 13,995.— A slight differener.ON THE Way Back.—-A nuwber ot. the Forest Hill to attend a political meeting.— ELING PFBLIC to this House. Beiog ji aew situated in the central portion of the arti of ia a supe. rior mannee all who may give hima call. Fime.—The village of Bath, a mile and 4 half above Forest Hill, wag almost entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday evening last.— Burt Brothers succeeded in saving their store, although it was on fire several times. The fire originated ia the kitehen of the Bath hotel, while the occupants had come to [Placer Cour. a = Secret Orders, x . _ Masons, _ ‘ Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday. evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A.C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. ‘Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular commu: nications first Mon ay evening of each month: Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. i Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F-. Rudolph, Recorder. . ‘ — Odd Fellows. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings . : every ‘huesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. 0 : Indepetdent-Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ever: Wednesday evenings, at Teaperense Hall. iy @. Thompson, C. R.: E. F. Bean, Sec’y. . : Sons of Temperance. . Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday eveuiag, at Temperance Hall. <A. G. Thompson, W. P.; G. S.S. Getchell, R.S. Union lodge No.4, (Good Temrlars) meet every Friday evening, at Temperance Hall. W. E. Pressey, W.C. T.; W. E. F. Deal, W. R. 8S. RED DOG AND NEVADACITY. DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE & National Zxchange, Broad strect Nevada, EVERY AFTERNOON, at 2 P. M., and arrives at Red Dog at4p.mM Keturning stage LEAVES RED DOG at 8 A. ™. je6; WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY —>s maStage Line, THE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to which there shall not be, and can not be, any “* let up,’? opposition or no opposition. He would also inform the public that, as long as the present opposition runs, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valley, will continue At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under no continrency will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. he proprietor avails himself of this opportunity . to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public'for the constant: and generous patronage so long accorded to his enterprise. aay H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-im Aro sa aa SA L.E---Pur. guant to-an order of the Probate Court, 1 will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence of Jas. M. Gillessd “ deceased,’ in the Towrship of Bloomfield, State of Calitornia, and County of Nevada, about one and one-half miles above Lake City, onthe Humbug: Koad, on SALURDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPT., A. D. 1861, at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, the following described real and personal property, belonging te the estate of said Gillespie; that is to say :— “he undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of mining ground, situate in the State of Califor nia and County of Nevada, in the Township of Rloomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adjoining the claims of Heldershheit, on the West. and known as the old claims of Walters & Company,—fronting twelve hundred feet on said Virginia Creek, and running back to the center of the Ridge, tog: ther with all and singular, the terements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise appértaining. And al«o all the personal ~roperty of said estate, as deacribed in the inv-ntory now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said county : 0. EVANS, Administrator of the estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, ‘+ deceased.” IEN NOTICE.—W. B Charchill vs. 4 Henry Smiih et al—composing the Pennsylvania Company. ie? 1 All persons holding or claiming liens upon the flumes, aqueduets, sluices and other superstructures used for creating hydraulie power and for miniug purposes, together with the land upon Which the same is erected, and a convenient space around the same for their proper use and occupation, situated und being upon the Penn. sylvania Company’s claims on the norther 17 side of Mouvre’s Flat, in Nevada county, California, are hereby ‘notified to be and appear in the County Court for «aid County, on Saturday, September 14tii, 18 1, and to exhibit then and tnere prvof-of said liens. Auguat 22d. 361, JNO. S. LAMBERT, Cl’k Co. Court, i Per Jos. ROBERTS, papery: Huu, HuPre & Mores, Atty’s fur PLf. a2}-law 2:d GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR, Basement of MecLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill street, Grass Valicy. ‘FAVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grasse Valley 1 would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fint the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. ~_THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. G, CHEW.,...PROPRI£ZTOR. iy Red Dog, Nevada County. # THE PROPRIETOR @=. of the above well —— Hoii A. tel would. call the attention of the TRAV-Phe Table is ve . With the best in the market, THE BAR wil! contain fine Wines, Liquors, etc. je6-tf uly 27, 1861-tf , of the +era, and ef dealers National Dy ; For Governor, JOHN R. McCONNELL, For Lieut. Governor JASPER O’FARRELL. For J of the reme Court, Wee WaLtnen. % ’ For Congress, l H. P. BARBER. D. O. Ss ATTUCK. » For Stave Controller, SAMUEL H. BROOKS. For State Treasurer, THOMAS FINDLEY. For Attorney General, TOD ROBINSON. For Surveyor General, H. A. HIGLEY. . . » For Clerk Supreme Court, CHARLES 8. FAIRFAX. © For State Prirter, M, DD. CARR. For District Judge, Niles Searls, For Senator, George D, Roberts. ~ For Assemblymen, ' R, B. Moyes, . . W. Coleman, E., MeSorley, AYA, inger. For Sheriff, John H, Dixson, For Collector, Amos T. Laird, For. Recorder, ° John 8S. Lambert, For County Clerk, H, Davis, For Treasurer, Samuel Mc. Brown, For District Attorney, EK, W. Maslin, For Assessor, , Dr. O. F. Clark, For Public Administrator, J. M. Gray. z Far County Surveyor, John Ostrom, : For Coroner, Dr. E, G. Meek, For Supt. Public Schools, Dr. C. T, Overton, For aaa ae Third District,) weet, LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, San Francisco. J. LEWIS, Nevada. 8. LEWIS, Carson City. 8 THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. ICE! ICE! ICE! See NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furnish the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, And have established a Depot at the EMPIRE MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a constant supply wil! be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. : al-tf ‘BREWERY FOK SALE. . N ACCOUNT of the Propricter intending to leave the State he will se!l his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Uwelling, Stables, Warehouse, Wagon an Blackemith’s Tools. Also—About Four Acres of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. — The Brewery is ia good order, complete with kegs, tools, and everything necessary to carry on the business on a large seale, and enjoys an extensive cash custdm. For particulars call at this office. ’ Augnst 6, 1861-Im OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY 'IWHIS FINE WHISKY IS THE ‘* NONI reil? of a pure, healthful and invigoratng Tonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conditions of the climyte of our continent, and the very perfection of a Kestorative “DEVERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of connoiseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in other portions of our country. The consumption and demand for it dre daily increasing; and we are confident that it must eu; ercede all other forms of restorative liquors, combining as it does every element of Purity, Strength, Palatability and Healthfulnese, ich should char acterize a beverage suited to our age and country IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the public generally have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky and the consequent increasing demand for them in all sections of the country, have ‘induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disrepatable imitations and counterfeits of our brands and products. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sectione »f the country, that a common and very inferior Whisky has been sold under the namcs of “Magnolia ” and “‘ Family Rye,’’ thus injuring the reputation of our own PUKE and STANDARD article, and imrosing upon the public inferior compounds. Aniin San Francisco, our former colored cut — Flower bas been imitated in a very inferier style, with our names incorrectly spalied, thus: “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” in other cases, — apeareest, oe le . our names have been resor thes endeavor to evade the law, and gt.the same time to imitate our } : : We therefore call the attention of eur custom! generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tne correct spelling of our names on the packages. a We also desire them to notice that upen every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles. our names are branded in full; each barrel and package is affixed With a yiew to prevent the success of Impo sitions, imitations and Counterfeite, we have discontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthe laa Flower and have st way .? an . f Enon Dae one eS Se," wi our name in full. a P ai or feit our ‘ the best tributes which they have achieveg are wever counterfcited. CAUTION AS‘TOCOUNTERFEITSAND . and also, that to7 oF spre Se Pr REPUBLICAN TICKET. 3 For Governor. LELAND STANFORD. For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS. For Caare “8, A. A. SARGENT. For Justice of the Supre: Cc . EDWARD NORTO os Attorney General, ’ FRANK + PIXLEY. _ _. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN. ’ Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. . Clerk of Supreme Court; FRANK F, FARGO. State Printer, ; BENJ. P. AVERY. District Jud: e, T. B. McFarland. Senator; Joseph Kutz. > Assemblymen, J. M. Avery, m. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. % Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Assesser; George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. 7 Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. . Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. ae ‘CHARLES W. YOUNG. ‘i IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kicisey’s Bleck, _No. 37 Commercial Street. pr Watches, carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHINC ~ IN-THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, e 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, 3861. A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr —— A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA. tent W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J.M. Hamilton & Co, ” GENERAL DEALERS 16 UIL. MATERIALS, CARPEN-B TES TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining in lements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, E Powder, —. sen ete. / = es 2 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf “THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. ary CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 4& 569 Pime st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if net superior to (Lawrence Dack, E are now in regular rec-ipt of this favorite WS brand of Duck by almost every ; sativfied, if it is given a trial Ship. qnat has been baying teretfore the rence Dack ex: or Duge excervely il ioe oat * Cerner of Battery & Clay st. April 13-€m ; UNION DEMOGRATICTICKET. For Governor, JOHN. CONNESS, For Lieut. Governor RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, HENRY EDGERTON, , sustice of the Supreme Court, . B.C. WHITMAN. . Attorney General GEORGE Ww. BOWIE. Clerk of the Suneoee Court, . GEO. 8. EVANS. . State Treasurer. J. T. LANDRUM. ‘coed State Controller, 5 JAMES E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General.J. J. GARDNER, State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, John I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, . -—W, Wixom, Jno. Webber, . AS. Enders. For Sherif, . CHARLES KENT. County Clerk, B. B. Layton. , Treasurer, st Henry Everctt. District Attorney, Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hugh B. Thompsoa. — Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. er Hall's Sarsaparilla and lodide ot Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formulu, Mercury and Arsenic. which eannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequailed. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Areenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other rem edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheuma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neu ralgia, Pains in the -jointa, Chronic Sore Eyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Bloou, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, aa Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. kK. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, m18-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Chay ét., San Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospi tals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHELATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sun Francis¢o, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy andpermanent cure. Amotg the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable romegy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense gale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE ie indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered experience speedy and effectual relief from its ~ use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow! edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. ‘The lame,'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-f1m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevadg, To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejadiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘hese cheap compounds are being offered to the public at almost any price, and ¢r¢industriously huwked about-aad peddled in every variety of style, uatil our citizens Lave despaired of obtaining » gra: dine and pure Wine. I¢ miay be a matter of of some interest toknow that Messrs. SAINS§ VAIN BKOBS. are puttiog up some of their cele brated wine from the Vincyardof + Kl Also,” gt Los Angéles. ‘The public may rely upon gettiag Wine@ of unexceptionable quality, .by ordering Sdinsevain’s Wines. We wish Mkewire to call the attention of the publie te Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. ities moi? delicious Beveand Tonic. me sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ' Derot—MNo. 801 Montgomery street, Francisco. i @p 23m ° Wo. 62 Broad Street, ! Dooned a iret «ile Which will be kept in the FrancoAmerican ta and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits,MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTOR. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, _

that son pany pipe they urn> eall regumain netre y the tting ed. » pre' (Sta ore; ey. ER, rns. TIRE . ULDSale n the 3-tf AND . Oo. 121 odist tf cine TIST, in the . soon, n and n perto be ars he pining tisfacold or. ed on ch deOES, astern ma* == l, EVnd of ~ 9 in ixed n Oils. [RS e. nd oth~ yesterday aftertioon, to witness 9 _trotting’ iuvegy LO-AY there will be more: sport at the race cugthe.present time, when so’ much sport is Timbuctoo as we learn from the Marysville ~ Express, they have a véry efficient Fire, or G “HOME MATTERS. TROTTING RACE.—A large concourse of people were {i attendance at Carter's course race, for a purse of $100.Three entries were made for the race, the horses—tp: go-.in ley mare, and Wm. Watt's sorrel horse. . -The horses got off mm beautiful style, in the first heat, but the Dawley mare made the’ best time and came home first. On the sec. ond heat'the horses started before the word. was given, which created: some little misun‘ derstanding, when the Watt horse was withdrawn from the race. The second and third heat was contested for by the remain= ing horses and was won by the Dawley mare, Seourse, and we imagine there will be a large ‘trowd present to enjoy it. Carter's is a pleas. ‘ant place to visit—more especially during being.offered to the public in-th> way of racing, wrestling, ete. : Trwpuctvo Fire DEPARTMENT.—In rather Hose Company, of which Charley Gray, a very clever gentleman, is Foreman. They have four hundred feet of hose, and four hundred feet more purchased and on the way, with a vew carriage. They are supplied with water from the neighhoring ditches, and have a hydraulic pressure with which water is thrown one hundred and thirty feet, perpendicular'y. They have four fire plugs’ in different portions of the town, with which-they can command water: to extinguish fire anywhere in the place. Timhuctoo is not likely to suffer severely from this devouring element. An UNLUcKY Ick CkEAM PEDLAR.—A gentleman who manufactures ice cream dis. patched an enterprising youth to the race track, yesterday, with a stock of cream and five dollars in change, to facilitate his transactions with his race track customers. In the evening he came home with his cream intact, but the five dollars were gone. The hapless fellow, according to his tale, had been robbhed whilst his attengion was concentrated on the races. His employer has no suspicion that he invested on the losing nag—not the . slightest. PERSONAL.—We had the pleasure of a call yesterday, from Mr. Isidore Choinski, a native of Poland, of fine literary attainments, now a resident of San Francisco, and whois the entertaining and pungent. “ Choyno ” of the Marysville Appeal. He is making himself acquainted with the men and manners of the mountains. There is a world ‘of truth—and we are sorry if is truth—in the following editorial paragraph, which we copy from the Folsom Telegraph: THE PoweER OF THE PEOPLE —It is generally supposed that the power of the people of the United States is of the most tremendous nature. So it would be if they only knew it, The lien caged is in the same situation—he could break ail obstruction to pieces if he only Knew his power. The power of the American people has been caged by the showmen of politics; and now, instead of being used to properly control the pobtep: of the country for its harmony and happiness. they are turned out to exhibit it in civil war. -But, ag we were going to say, _if we had the power of the people we would ‘haal the two demoeritic elements and the one opposition element up, and dump them out as 80 many. catt loads of oppressive rabbish, and then sift from’ the mass What little ‘true worth there might be, and keep on dumping and sifting, till from the people themselves we had obtained just such men as the country and all circumstances would seem to require ; depending, in all instances, mere upon the capacity of those selected to serve, than their own selfish propositions for position. We never can get rid of the notion that the failures of the power of the people have been the causes of the country’s troubles. The people have been led when they should have led: they should have selected when they submitted to corrupt selec‘tiene for offices ; and, finally, their own surrender of the free means of selection has reduced them to a burdensome fighting out of the errors of their leaders. Ssasta Bure, vy the measurements of Humboldt and Fremont, has a bight of 14,390 feet. ‘The recent measurement, by the party from Yreka, -make it but 13,995.— A slight differener.ON THE Way Back.—-A nuwber ot. the Forest Hill to attend a political meeting.— ELING PFBLIC to this House. Beiog ji aew situated in the central portion of the arti of ia a supe. rior mannee all who may give hima call. Fime.—The village of Bath, a mile and 4 half above Forest Hill, wag almost entirely destroyed by fire on Saturday evening last.— Burt Brothers succeeded in saving their store, although it was on fire several times. The fire originated ia the kitehen of the Bath hotel, while the occupants had come to [Placer Cour. a = Secret Orders, x . _ Masons, _ ‘ Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall. on Broad street, every Saturday. evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A.C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. ‘Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular commu: nications first Mon ay evening of each month: Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. i Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F-. Rudolph, Recorder. . ‘ — Odd Fellows. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular meetings . : every ‘huesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. 0 : Indepetdent-Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings ever: Wednesday evenings, at Teaperense Hall. iy @. Thompson, C. R.: E. F. Bean, Sec’y. . : Sons of Temperance. . Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday eveuiag, at Temperance Hall. <A. G. Thompson, W. P.; G. S.S. Getchell, R.S. Union lodge No.4, (Good Temrlars) meet every Friday evening, at Temperance Hall. W. E. Pressey, W.C. T.; W. E. F. Deal, W. R. 8S. RED DOG AND NEVADACITY. DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE & National Zxchange, Broad strect Nevada, EVERY AFTERNOON, at 2 P. M., and arrives at Red Dog at4p.mM Keturning stage LEAVES RED DOG at 8 A. ™. je6; WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY —>s maStage Line, THE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to which there shall not be, and can not be, any “* let up,’? opposition or no opposition. He would also inform the public that, as long as the present opposition runs, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valley, will continue At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under no continrency will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. he proprietor avails himself of this opportunity . to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public'for the constant: and generous patronage so long accorded to his enterprise. aay H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-im Aro sa aa SA L.E---Pur. guant to-an order of the Probate Court, 1 will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence of Jas. M. Gillessd “ deceased,’ in the Towrship of Bloomfield, State of Calitornia, and County of Nevada, about one and one-half miles above Lake City, onthe Humbug: Koad, on SALURDAY, THE TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPT., A. D. 1861, at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, the following described real and personal property, belonging te the estate of said Gillespie; that is to say :— “he undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of mining ground, situate in the State of Califor nia and County of Nevada, in the Township of Rloomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adjoining the claims of Heldershheit, on the West. and known as the old claims of Walters & Company,—fronting twelve hundred feet on said Virginia Creek, and running back to the center of the Ridge, tog: ther with all and singular, the terements, hereditaments and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise appértaining. And al«o all the personal ~roperty of said estate, as deacribed in the inv-ntory now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said county : 0. EVANS, Administrator of the estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, ‘+ deceased.” IEN NOTICE.—W. B Charchill vs. 4 Henry Smiih et al—composing the Pennsylvania Company. ie? 1 All persons holding or claiming liens upon the flumes, aqueduets, sluices and other superstructures used for creating hydraulie power and for miniug purposes, together with the land upon Which the same is erected, and a convenient space around the same for their proper use and occupation, situated und being upon the Penn. sylvania Company’s claims on the norther 17 side of Mouvre’s Flat, in Nevada county, California, are hereby ‘notified to be and appear in the County Court for «aid County, on Saturday, September 14tii, 18 1, and to exhibit then and tnere prvof-of said liens. Auguat 22d. 361, JNO. S. LAMBERT, Cl’k Co. Court, i Per Jos. ROBERTS, papery: Huu, HuPre & Mores, Atty’s fur PLf. a2}-law 2:d GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR, Basement of MecLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill street, Grass Valicy. ‘FAVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grasse Valley 1 would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fint the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. ~_THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. G, CHEW.,......PROPRI£ZTOR. iy Red Dog, Nevada County. # THE PROPRIETOR @=. of the above well —— Hoii A. tel would. call the attention of the TRAV-Phe Table is ve . With the best in the market, THE BAR wil! contain fine Wines, Liquors, etc. je6-tf uly 27, 1861-tf , of the +era, and ef dealers National Dy ; For Governor, JOHN R. McCONNELL, For Lieut. Governor JASPER O’FARRELL. For J of the reme Court, Wee WaLtnen. % ’ For Congress, l H. P. BARBER. D. O. Ss ATTUCK. » For Stave Controller, SAMUEL H. BROOKS. For State Treasurer, THOMAS FINDLEY. For Attorney General, TOD ROBINSON. For Surveyor General, H. A. HIGLEY. . . » For Clerk Supreme Court, CHARLES 8. FAIRFAX. © For State Prirter, M, DD. CARR. For District Judge, Niles Searls, For Senator, George D, Roberts. ~ For Assemblymen, ' R, B. Moyes, . . W. Coleman, E., MeSorley, AYA, inger. For Sheriff, John H, Dixson, For Collector, Amos T. Laird, For. Recorder, ° John 8S. Lambert, For County Clerk, H, Davis, For Treasurer, Samuel Mc. Brown, For District Attorney, EK, W. Maslin, For Assessor, , Dr. O. F. Clark, For Public Administrator, J. M. Gray. z Far County Surveyor, John Ostrom, : For Coroner, Dr. E, G. Meek, For Supt. Public Schools, Dr. C. T, Overton, For aaa ae Third District,)

weet, LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, San Francisco. J. LEWIS, Nevada. 8. LEWIS, Carson City. 8 THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. ICE! ICE! ICE! See NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furnish the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, And have established a Depot at the EMPIRE MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a constant supply wil! be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. : al-tf ‘BREWERY FOK SALE. . N ACCOUNT of the Propricter intending to leave the State he will se!l his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Uwelling, Stables, Warehouse, Wagon an Blackemith’s Tools. Also—About Four Acres of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. — The Brewery is ia good order, complete with kegs, tools, and everything necessary to carry on the business on a large seale, and enjoys an extensive cash custdm. For particulars call at this office. ’ Augnst 6, 1861-Im OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY 'IWHIS FINE WHISKY IS THE ‘* NONI reil? of a pure, healthful and invigoratng Tonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conditions of the climyte of our continent, and the very perfection of a Kestorative “DEVERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of connoiseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in other portions of our country. The consumption and demand for it dre daily increasing; and we are confident that it must eu; ercede all other forms of restorative liquors, combining as it does every element of Purity, Strength, Palatability and Healthfulnese, ich should char acterize a beverage suited to our age and country IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the public generally have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky and the consequent increasing demand for them in all sections of the country, have ‘induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disrepatable imitations and counterfeits of our brands and products. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sectione »f the country, that a common and very inferior Whisky has been sold under the namcs of “Magnolia ” and “‘ Family Rye,’’ thus injuring the reputation of our own PUKE and STANDARD article, and imrosing upon the public inferior compounds. Aniin San Francisco, our former colored cut — Flower bas been imitated in a very inferier style, with our names incorrectly spalied, thus: “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” in other cases, — apeareest, oe le . our names have been resor thes endeavor to evade the law, and gt.the same time to imitate our } : : We therefore call the attention of eur custom! generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tne correct spelling of our names on the packages. a We also desire them to notice that upen every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles. our names are branded in full; each barrel and package is affixed With a yiew to prevent the success of Impo sitions, imitations and Counterfeite, we have discontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthe laa Flower and have st way .? an . f Enon Dae one eS Se," wi our name in full. a P ai or feit our ‘ the best tributes which they have achieveg are wever counterfcited. CAUTION AS‘TOCOUNTERFEITSAND . and also, that to7 oF spre Se Pr REPUBLICAN TICKET. 3 For Governor. LELAND STANFORD. For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS. For Caare “8, A. A. SARGENT. For Justice of the Supre: Cc . EDWARD NORTO os Attorney General, ’ FRANK + PIXLEY. _ _. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN. ’ Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. . Clerk of Supreme Court; FRANK F, FARGO. State Printer, ; BENJ. P. AVERY. District Jud: e, T. B. McFarland. Senator; Joseph Kutz. > Assemblymen, J. M. Avery, m. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. % Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Assesser; George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. 7 Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. . Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. ae ‘CHARLES W. YOUNG. ‘i IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kicisey’s Bleck, _No. 37 Commercial Street. pr Watches, carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHINC ~ IN-THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, e 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, 3861. A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr —— A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA. tent W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J.M. Hamilton & Co, ” GENERAL DEALERS 16 UIL. MATERIALS, CARPEN-B TES TOOLS, Agricultural and Mining in lements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, E Powder, —. sen ete. / = es 2 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf “THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. ary CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 4& 569 Pime st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if net superior to (Lawrence Dack, E are now in regular rec-ipt of this favorite WS brand of Duck by almost every ; sativfied, if it is given a trial Ship. qnat has been baying teretfore the rence Dack ex: or Duge excervely il ioe oat * Cerner of Battery & Clay st. April 13-€m ; UNION DEMOGRATICTICKET. For Governor, JOHN. CONNESS, For Lieut. Governor RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, HENRY EDGERTON, , sustice of the Supreme Court, . B.C. WHITMAN. . Attorney General GEORGE Ww. BOWIE. Clerk of the Suneoee Court, . GEO. 8. EVANS. . State Treasurer. J. T. LANDRUM. ‘coed State Controller, 5 JAMES E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General.J. J. GARDNER, State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, John I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, . -—W, Wixom, Jno. Webber, . AS. Enders. For Sherif, . CHARLES KENT. County Clerk, B. B. Layton. , Treasurer, st Henry Everctt. District Attorney, Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hugh B. Thompsoa. — Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. er Hall's Sarsaparilla and lodide ot Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formulu, Mercury and Arsenic. which eannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequailed. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Areenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other rem edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheuma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neu ralgia, Pains in the -jointa, Chronic Sore Eyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Bloou, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, aa Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. kK. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, m18-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Chay ét., San Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospi tals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHELATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sun Francis¢o, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy andpermanent cure. Amotg the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable romegy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense gale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE ie indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered experience speedy and effectual relief from its ~ use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow! edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. ‘The lame,'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-f1m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevadg, To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejadiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘hese cheap compounds are being offered to the public at almost any price, and ¢r¢industriously huwked about-aad peddled in every variety of style, uatil our citizens Lave despaired of obtaining » gra: dine and pure Wine. I¢ miay be a matter of of some interest toknow that Messrs. SAINS§ VAIN BKOBS. are puttiog up some of their cele brated wine from the Vincyardof + Kl Also,” gt Los Angéles. ‘The public may rely upon gettiag Wine@ of unexceptionable quality, .by ordering Sdinsevain’s Wines. We wish Mkewire to call the attention of the publie te Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. ities moi? delicious Beveand Tonic. me sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ' Derot—MNo. 801 Montgomery street, Francisco. i @p 23m ° Wo. 62 Broad Street, ! Dooned a iret «ile Which will be kept in the FrancoAmerican ta and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits,MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTOR. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, _