August 7, 1861 (4 pages)

DER has the izens of Nevada vill give a grand ) VRESS BALL on Tuesday Hh, 1861. isted by several mcisco and Sac. nef. Hoping to ‘asion, he refers iculars. jy30-tf CE! : [PANY have to furnish the ida with Ice duave on hand R ICE, t the EMPIRE Ki Our ICK irae Valley al-tf 'NERSHIP. whom IARKET levada. OF MEAT . at the above +, and for sale MEATS DEy, free of any ality of Meats COLLEY. ON, ) INFORM iblic at large, with aS, etc. light summer ight ” one pion. jy2 AY, 3, Jewelry, n street. ip TO HIS to and waree oe jyi7-tf ) a ACcIDENT.—=Mr. Trebichorn; who is em‘ployed at Mr. Weise’ brewery, met, day before yesterday, with a very severe accident in the following nianner. He wae‘engaged in . grinding barley, the mill being propelled by horse power. The belt leading from ‘the horse power to the mill gnapped, which * gauged the hurse to travel furiously as_he ‘himself freed from the resistance of the . ery." lartrying to stop him, theme mal kicked and plunged, und struck Mr. T) on the chin with his heel, fracturing the bones of the lower jaw in a shocking mannet. Dr. Trautinann was called in and set the fractured bones. The patient suffers ex. eruciating pain. te Our friend, D. W. Pierpont, of Briggs’ Fruit Agency, No. 21 Commercial street, covered our editorial table, yesterday morning, with a grand lay out of magnum banum peaches, the reflection of whose ruddy hues would light even the cheek of despair with “emiles. Mr. Pierpont has our thanks for his exquisite present, and we hope his fruit may find plenty of appreciative consumers. CouNTY PRINTING.—The contract for the county printing was awarded on Monday to the Democrat, that paper having put in the lowest bid. The bids were as follows: TRANSCRIPT, $600: Journal, $550; Demoerat, $500. New Brewery.—We understand a new brewery is soon tobe put up on Spring street, by L. W. Dreyfuss. We row have three breweries im Nevada but they don’t seem to _ supply the demand. Lager beer is a great institution and should be encouraged. ‘WEAKENED.—Messrs. Chauvel and Tompkins, yesterday, undertook to submerge each other with twenty-five feet of hose. Aftera pretty fair struggle, Chauvel caved. Hé ‘might have known that in the first place, for all the water Chauvel knows anything aheut is that which he mixes with his claret. _ Messrs. Phelps and Ashley will address the Republicans of this city, on Saturday evening next. SPEAKING—Messrs. Conness and Edgerton, will address the Douglas Democracy on Saturday evening, in front of Harrington’s saloon. _—__ Po ' Frost.‘The ground. was thinly covered by frost on Monday morning. This is the earliest frost that has fallen in Nevada for a : EF The Republicans of this city have organized a campaign club. ea DETENTION OF OVERLAND Maits.—A dispatch from Middle Gate Station, on the Overland Mail route, says, under date ot July 20th: ‘The Overland stages which arrived here Sunday, Monday, and this evening, brought no through mails. The cause is-the failure of the railroad to connect, the‘ bridges being burned on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, of which we are. advised by the Pony.” . > ° Sunpay Lawin SacRAMENTO.—The saloon keepers have raised several hundred dollars, and employed ten. lawyers in order to “have a testing case laid before the Supreme Court. >_> te Large numbers of English, Irish and German emigrants sre returning to Eurepe from Atlantic ports, failing to Gnd employmeat. —~— CIGARS.—Contrary to expectation the price of cigars declines, and the manufacture is much dePressed. Under the idea that the slave States furnished the raw material it was supposed that cigar making would become a costly luxury ; but of late years the tobacco. for cigars has been grown in the free States—Conneetietit, New York, Ohio, and other States furnishing the bulk of material, while Richmond .x¢mains the great Mart ofthe country for chewing tobacco. We ¢an see how fast the production of the ‘‘ weed” has increased in the North by taking the case of Ohio. In 1840, total crop of Ohio 6,600,000 Pounds ; in 1960 it had reached 11,000,000 pounds; and since that time it has advanced iu the same yf » i Lee > Pa xr The news from St. Domingo is important, a bloody rea tion having taken place against the invasion by Spain. ‘The Spaniards find the work , §Pon their hands growing warmer every day, nd a reinforcement has consequently been called for from Porto Rico. It was thought. at first that ten thousand soldiers would have been more ‘than sufficient to subjugate the country, but alSENTENCE OF Epwarp V. Borxry.— On Friday last, Judge McKee overruled the motion for a new trial. in the case of Bonney, convicted of the rourder of Hirsch. When asked what he had to say, Bonney addressed the court, and the large:audience present. in }& very eloquent and effecting manner, protesting his’ innocence, but pardoning the Judge, jury, witnesses and prosecuting counsel. The Judge then sentenced him to be hanged, at San Leandro, on the 28th day of September next, between the hours of 8 and 12 o'clock. Notice ofan appeal to the SuPpreme Court was then filed, and the Court tdjourned. : MANUFACTURE OF WAR IMPLEMENTS. —The Ordinance department at the Wasb. ington Navy Yard is engaged night and day, . as well as on Sundays, turning out arms and amunition at the rate of 200 shells, twentyfive thousand percussion caps, thirty-five thousand Minie and musket balls per day.— Gas fixtures have been put up, and the work . is now driven from week to week without’ a . ’ moments cessation—not even stopping at noon dinner, two sets ofhands relieving each other alternately. No more smooth~ bore guns are yuanufactured here, the attention being paid to rifled cannon, of which the most beautiful epeciinens are cast, turned, mounted and sent off wath surprising rapidity.— Washington Star. . ForEienRecoentTIon:—The Marysville Express.(secession) thinks that England and France would like to recognize the Southern the Adwinistration is now prosecuting the war so vigorously. It adds: “ Should the Southerners meet with ‘a decided defeat at Manassas Junction it might prevent the early recognition of their Government; but if they maintain’their position, and repulse the Federal forces, wwe would not be surprised to hear of their early recognition-by England and France at least.” Back BRokeN.—The Marysville Express says a dreadful accident occurred near Colusa on Sunday list. Aman named Alex. Howard was run over by a Wagon, and bis back was broken. He lived about fifteen minutes after he received the injury. =e The Douglas Democracy of Sacramento county have assessed their nominees, in the aggregate, to the amount of $5,020, for e’ectioneering purposes ; the Republican assessinent is $4,775. Candidates: growl considerably. NEw Dalt.y.-—The Stockton Independent is the name of a new daily paper published at Stocktin by Armor & Clayes, and edited by S, Seabough. It is the size of the Bee, or nearly so, neat, able, and issued at 374 cents per week, : “4 Mr. OTERO, late delegate to the United States Congress was canvassing the Arizona . Territory as.a.sécession candidate to represent the people in the Confederate Congress. te The Boston Journal states that an English frigate recently fired a rifled cannon at a small iceberg four miles and a half off. The shot-knocked off a fragment supposed to be ofa hundred tons’ weight, and the whole berg, 150 feet in height. was put in motion. te The San Francisco Call says it costs the Federal Government $176,692, per annum, to collect the revenue at the Custom House in that city. Should Secretary Chase's suggestion, that a deduction of 40 per cent be made, go into effect, it will reduce this sum to alittle over $100,000 ; quite a reduction. “ te The Free Mason's lodges in France, which were closed till October, have been allowed to open the last week in June, in order to initiate Hassan Ali’Khan; the Persisn Ambassador, and four of his attaches. — a ie The Comet of 1843 moved half round the sun in ten and a half hours, with a velocity of 1,300,005 miles per hour—about eighty times faster than Professor Morse can despatch his lightning. = Parson Brownlow’s paper has been designated by the State Department to publish the laws of Congress, to be passed at the present session. ae BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propriecter inO tendi fed leave the State. he will sell his BREWERY, located at Orleans Flat. Also— Bran house, Dwelling, Stables, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About abd Acres = gps ad gr 2d — ane highty cultivated—with every ty of irrigation. The Brewery is in good order, complete with kegs, tools, and ey ing necessary to ¢arry on the sona scale, and enjoys an extensive cash custom. For particulars call at Orleans Flat, Aug. 6, 1861-1m OR SALE.—One of Chickering’s PiEF anos, in complete order, will be on the most ready theyjbegin to feel that twenty thousand will ie UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Confederacy, and that this isthe teason’ why . ” Warehouse, . terme. Apply to = . F. BEAN, at the Post Office.’ . JOHN CONNESS.For Lieut. Governor, RICHARD FRWIN. _ For Congress, 4 HENRY EDGERTON, Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN. Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. _ Clerk of the Supreme Court, State Treasurer, J. T. LANDRUM. Btate Controller, . JAMES E. NUTTMAN, Surveyor General, J. J. GARDNER. State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, Sohn I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. © . _ «For Assemblyimen, 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. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, . Dr. Walters. ow THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATH, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. . @ THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & CoO., AVING JUST RECEIVED ALARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, gonsisting in part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDM ARE, LIQUORS, DRY GooDs, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ete., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S . SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in'a ceuntry store. Those wishing Goods in our line will find it to their advantage to give uea eal bofore going eleewheré, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP Ashe same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada county. JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALE KINDS, } on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash:--~----A3-tf Ci. ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ACOB VANDERLEITH would inform the publie of the county at large that he has leased the above WELL KNOWN HOTEL and is now prepared to ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC. The House has been tho: ed and will be kept ina good super Hh been ened in. scoping s Hotel for of years, Fea conGdent o all who may favor me with their patronage. jy2itf CAN. TICKET, REPUBLI For Governor, LELAND STANFORD. For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS. For Congress, bi T.G. PHELPS, / For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON, _. Attorney General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller; Ga. R. WARREN. Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. 8 Clerk of Supreme Court, ‘FRANK F,. FARGO. State Printer, ° BENJ. P. AVERY. f District Judge, T.'B.McFarland. Senator, Joseph Kutz. , Assemblymen, J. M. Avery, Wm. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. { Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turmer. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. : Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Asscssor, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. POR COLLECTOR—Tnhe subscriber Offers his pame to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. lection. WEDNESDAY, September 4th, iso1.0 _jelb-te* oJ. W. LOCK WOop. we Hall's Sarsaparilla and fodide ot Potass,; is purely a8 represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly ‘guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic, which cannet be, said ofany othet known preparation 6f its Kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It-quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure maiter=Mertury, Lead and Arsenic, For all Chronic diseases, thére is no-other rem-edyextant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOL-~ LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. ee R. HALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, — mi8-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco’ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEU. MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sau. Francisco, in the 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 monthe— every one of them have experienced’ the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is: indisputable proof of its efficacy. Thore who have suffered use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow!ledgments to the enterprising and sciéntific pro prictor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHS’ ANTI-~-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by2-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Bleck, No. 37 Commercial Street. oy Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. P RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 136). BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. #tantly on hand a large and extensivé atock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. €. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. m4-tf E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. : Corner of Pine and Seaanaelad Sts.” NEVADA. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., « (S$uecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS LN UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-°8 TOOLS, Agricultural and Min Immente, Hlacksmish's Tools, Cordage, Fuse, Fowder. Duck, etc., etcAt the old stand No. 277 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. . Sept. 6—tf WE SHALL KEEP CON-: To Consumers cf California Wines, * Our Native Wines have been much prejudieéd in 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 arcindustriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine amd pure: Wine. It’ may be a matter of of some interést to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** Fi Also,” at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexveptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. Derot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It ia made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely “exenpt from all those noxious con-’ ‘. poulhds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptidnable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Stat, 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 Ked Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DrErot—No. 801 Mlontgomery street, San Francisco. : ap 23—un Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1358.-L. B. WHITE, Esq. Dear Sir: From a close observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varicties 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 scen used ; combining du rability, simplicity, and ficility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. Yours, respectfully, Se ee 2. Anne, M.D. A. C. CAMPBELL, M. D. Wm. H. THomas, M. D. CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne. 13, Commercial Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this a and the county at large, ae have ou hand and design keeping a large supply of Beef, Pork and Mutton. American Xr MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reagonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-1” . BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’sS! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. M, C.STILES, UNDERTAKER, HAS on hand and : ERED COFFINS at the following rates:SMALL SIZE, FROM.. earesoes see LARGE SIZE, FROM..<2.:.+++-810 40 § GRAN VERSE. ofevery st . ‘furnished cheaper any other county. oe wonk DONE in the neatest style. furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf y worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, . experience speedy and effectual relief ffm its “will make to order-COVa oe

DER has the izens of Nevada vill give a grand ) VRESS BALL on Tuesday Hh, 1861. isted by several mcisco and Sac. nef. Hoping to ‘asion, he refers iculars. jy30-tf CE! : [PANY have to furnish the ida with Ice duave on hand R ICE, t the EMPIRE Ki Our ICK irae Valley al-tf 'NERSHIP. whom IARKET levada. OF MEAT . at the above +, and for sale MEATS DEy, free of any ality of Meats COLLEY. ON, ) INFORM iblic at large, with aS, etc. light summer ight ” one pion. jy2 AY, 3, Jewelry, n street. ip TO HIS to and waree oe jyi7-tf ) a ACcIDENT.—=Mr. Trebichorn; who is em‘ployed at Mr. Weise’ brewery, met, day before yesterday, with a very severe accident in the following nianner. He wae‘engaged in . grinding barley, the mill being propelled by horse power. The belt leading from ‘the horse power to the mill gnapped, which * gauged the hurse to travel furiously as_he ‘himself freed from the resistance of the . ery." lartrying to stop him, theme mal kicked and plunged, und struck Mr. T) on the chin with his heel, fracturing the bones of the lower jaw in a shocking mannet. Dr. Trautinann was called in and set the fractured bones. The patient suffers ex. eruciating pain. te Our friend, D. W. Pierpont, of Briggs’ Fruit Agency, No. 21 Commercial street, covered our editorial table, yesterday morning, with a grand lay out of magnum banum peaches, the reflection of whose ruddy hues would light even the cheek of despair with “emiles. Mr. Pierpont has our thanks for his exquisite present, and we hope his fruit may find plenty of appreciative consumers. CouNTY PRINTING.—The contract for the county printing was awarded on Monday to the Democrat, that paper having put in the lowest bid. The bids were as follows: TRANSCRIPT, $600: Journal, $550; Demoerat, $500. New Brewery.—We understand a new brewery is soon tobe put up on Spring street, by L. W. Dreyfuss. We row have three breweries im Nevada but they don’t seem to _ supply the demand. Lager beer is a great institution and should be encouraged. ‘WEAKENED.—Messrs. Chauvel and Tompkins, yesterday, undertook to submerge each other with twenty-five feet of hose. Aftera pretty fair struggle, Chauvel caved. Hé ‘might have known that in the first place, for all the water Chauvel knows anything aheut is that which he mixes with his claret. _ Messrs. Phelps and Ashley will address the Republicans of this city, on Saturday evening next. SPEAKING—Messrs. Conness and Edgerton, will address the Douglas Democracy on Saturday evening, in front of Harrington’s saloon. _—__ Po ' Frost.‘The ground. was thinly covered by frost on Monday morning. This is the earliest frost that has fallen in Nevada for a : EF The Republicans of this city have organized a campaign club. ea DETENTION OF OVERLAND Maits.—A dispatch from Middle Gate Station, on the Overland Mail route, says, under date ot July 20th: ‘The Overland stages which arrived here Sunday, Monday, and this evening, brought no through mails. The cause is-the failure of the railroad to connect, the‘ bridges being burned on the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, of which we are. advised by the Pony.” . > ° Sunpay Lawin SacRAMENTO.—The saloon keepers have raised several hundred dollars, and employed ten. lawyers in order to “have a testing case laid before the Supreme Court. >_> te Large numbers of English, Irish and German emigrants sre returning to Eurepe from Atlantic ports, failing to Gnd employmeat. —~— CIGARS.—Contrary to expectation the price of cigars declines, and the manufacture is much dePressed. Under the idea that the slave States furnished the raw material it was supposed that cigar making would become a costly luxury ; but of late years the tobacco. for cigars has been grown in the free States—Conneetietit, New York, Ohio, and other States furnishing the bulk of material, while Richmond .x¢mains the great Mart ofthe country for chewing tobacco. We ¢an see how fast the production of the ‘‘ weed” has increased in the North by taking the case of Ohio. In 1840, total crop of Ohio 6,600,000 Pounds ; in 1960 it had reached 11,000,000 pounds; and since that time it has advanced iu the same yf » i Lee > Pa xr The news from St. Domingo is important, a bloody rea tion having taken place against the invasion by Spain. ‘The Spaniards find the work , §Pon their hands growing warmer every day, nd a reinforcement has consequently been called for from Porto Rico. It was thought. at first that ten thousand soldiers would have been more ‘than sufficient to subjugate the country, but alSENTENCE OF Epwarp V. Borxry.— On Friday last, Judge McKee overruled the motion for a new trial. in the case of Bonney, convicted of the rourder of Hirsch. When asked what he had to say, Bonney addressed the court, and the large:audience present. in }& very eloquent and effecting manner, protesting his’ innocence, but pardoning the Judge, jury, witnesses and prosecuting counsel. The Judge then sentenced him to be hanged, at San Leandro, on the 28th day of September next, between the hours of 8 and 12 o'clock. Notice ofan appeal to the SuPpreme Court was then filed, and the Court tdjourned. : MANUFACTURE OF WAR IMPLEMENTS. —The Ordinance department at the Wasb. ington Navy Yard is engaged night and day, . as well as on Sundays, turning out arms and amunition at the rate of 200 shells, twentyfive thousand percussion caps, thirty-five thousand Minie and musket balls per day.— Gas fixtures have been put up, and the work . is now driven from week to week without’ a . ’ moments cessation—not even stopping at noon dinner, two sets ofhands relieving each other alternately. No more smooth~ bore guns are yuanufactured here, the attention being paid to rifled cannon, of which the most beautiful epeciinens are cast, turned, mounted and sent off wath surprising rapidity.— Washington Star. . ForEienRecoentTIon:—The Marysville Express.(secession) thinks that England and France would like to recognize the Southern the Adwinistration is now prosecuting the war so vigorously. It adds: “ Should the Southerners meet with ‘a decided defeat at Manassas Junction it might prevent the early recognition of their Government; but if they maintain’their position, and repulse the Federal forces, wwe would not be surprised to hear of their early recognition-by England and France at least.” Back BRokeN.—The Marysville Express says a dreadful accident occurred near Colusa on Sunday list. Aman named Alex. Howard was run over by a Wagon, and bis back was broken. He lived about fifteen minutes after he received the injury. =e The Douglas Democracy of Sacramento county have assessed their nominees, in the aggregate, to the amount of $5,020, for e’ectioneering purposes ; the Republican assessinent is $4,775. Candidates: growl considerably. NEw Dalt.y.-—The Stockton Independent is the name of a new daily paper published at Stocktin by Armor & Clayes, and edited by S, Seabough. It is the size of the Bee, or nearly so, neat, able, and issued at 374 cents per week, : “4 Mr. OTERO, late delegate to the United States Congress was canvassing the Arizona . Territory as.a.sécession candidate to represent the people in the Confederate Congress. te The Boston Journal states that an English frigate recently fired a rifled cannon at a small iceberg four miles and a half off. The shot-knocked off a fragment supposed to be ofa hundred tons’ weight, and the whole berg, 150 feet in height. was put in motion. te The San Francisco Call says it costs the Federal Government $176,692, per annum, to collect the revenue at the Custom House in that city. Should Secretary Chase's suggestion, that a deduction of 40 per cent be made, go into effect, it will reduce this sum to alittle over $100,000 ; quite a reduction. “ te The Free Mason's lodges in France, which were closed till October, have been allowed to open the last week in June, in order to initiate Hassan Ali’Khan; the Persisn Ambassador, and four of his attaches. — a ie The Comet of 1843 moved half round the sun in ten and a half hours, with a velocity of 1,300,005 miles per hour—about eighty times faster than Professor Morse can despatch his lightning. = Parson Brownlow’s paper has been designated by the State Department to publish the laws of Congress, to be passed at the present session. ae BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propriecter inO tendi fed leave the State. he will sell his BREWERY, located at Orleans Flat. Also— Bran house, Dwelling, Stables, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About abd Acres = gps ad gr 2d — ane highty cultivated—with every ty of irrigation. The Brewery is in good order, complete with kegs, tools, and ey ing necessary to ¢arry on the sona scale, and enjoys an extensive cash custom. For particulars call at Orleans Flat, Aug. 6, 1861-1m OR SALE.—One of Chickering’s PiEF anos, in complete order, will be on the most ready theyjbegin to feel that twenty thousand will ie UNION DEMOCRATIC TICKET. Confederacy, and that this isthe teason’ why . ” Warehouse, . terme. Apply to = . F. BEAN, at the Post Office.’ . JOHN CONNESS.For Lieut. Governor, RICHARD FRWIN. _ For Congress, 4 HENRY EDGERTON, Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN. Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. _ Clerk of the Supreme Court, State Treasurer, J. T. LANDRUM. Btate Controller, . JAMES E. NUTTMAN, Surveyor General, J. J. GARDNER. State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, Sohn I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. © . _ «For Assemblyimen, 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. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. C. Pope.

Supervisor—Second District, . Dr. Walters. ow THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATH, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. . @ THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & CoO., AVING JUST RECEIVED ALARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, gonsisting in part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDM ARE, LIQUORS, DRY GooDs, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Ete., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S . SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in'a ceuntry store. Those wishing Goods in our line will find it to their advantage to give uea eal bofore going eleewheré, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP Ashe same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada county. JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALE KINDS, } on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash:--~----A3-tf Ci. ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ACOB VANDERLEITH would inform the publie of the county at large that he has leased the above WELL KNOWN HOTEL and is now prepared to ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC. The House has been tho: ed and will be kept ina good super Hh been ened in. scoping s Hotel for of years, Fea conGdent o all who may favor me with their patronage. jy2itf CAN. TICKET, REPUBLI For Governor, LELAND STANFORD. For Lieut. Gevernor, J. F. CHELLIS. For Congress, bi T.G. PHELPS, / For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON, _. Attorney General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller; Ga. R. WARREN. Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. 8 Clerk of Supreme Court, ‘FRANK F,. FARGO. State Printer, ° BENJ. P. AVERY. f District Judge, T.'B.McFarland. Senator, Joseph Kutz. , Assemblymen, J. M. Avery, Wm. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. { Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turmer. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. : Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Asscssor, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. POR COLLECTOR—Tnhe subscriber Offers his pame to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. lection. WEDNESDAY, September 4th, iso1.0 _jelb-te* oJ. W. LOCK WOop. we Hall's Sarsaparilla and fodide ot Potass,; is purely a8 represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly ‘guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic, which cannet be, said ofany othet known preparation 6f its Kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It-quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure maiter=Mertury, Lead and Arsenic, For all Chronic diseases, thére is no-other rem-edyextant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOL-~ LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. ee R. HALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, — mi8-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco’ VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEU. MATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sau. Francisco, in the 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 monthe— every one of them have experienced’ the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is: indisputable proof of its efficacy. Thore who have suffered use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow!ledgments to the enterprising and sciéntific pro prictor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHS’ ANTI-~-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by2-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Bleck, No. 37 Commercial Street. oy Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. P RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 136). BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. #tantly on hand a large and extensivé atock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. €. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. m4-tf E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. : Corner of Pine and Seaanaelad Sts.” NEVADA. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., « (S$uecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS LN UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-°8 TOOLS, Agricultural and Min Immente, Hlacksmish's Tools, Cordage, Fuse, Fowder. Duck, etc., etcAt the old stand No. 277 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. . Sept. 6—tf WE SHALL KEEP CON-: To Consumers cf California Wines, * Our Native Wines have been much prejudieéd in 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 arcindustriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine amd pure: Wine. It’ may be a matter of of some interést to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** Fi Also,” at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexveptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. Derot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It ia made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely “exenpt from all those noxious con-’ ‘. poulhds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptidnable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the Stat, 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 Ked Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DrErot—No. 801 Mlontgomery street, San Francisco. : ap 23—un Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1358.-L. B. WHITE, Esq. Dear Sir: From a close observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varicties 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 scen used ; combining du rability, simplicity, and ficility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. Yours, respectfully, Se ee 2. Anne, M.D. A. C. CAMPBELL, M. D. Wm. H. THomas, M. D. CENTRE MARKET, JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne. 13, Commercial Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this a and the county at large, ae have ou hand and design keeping a large supply of Beef, Pork and Mutton. American Xr MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reagonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-1” . BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’sS! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. M, C.STILES, UNDERTAKER, HAS on hand and : ERED COFFINS at the following rates:SMALL SIZE, FROM... earesoes see LARGE SIZE, FROM...<2..:.+++-810 40 § GRAN VERSE. ofevery st . ‘furnished cheaper any other county. oe wonk DONE in the neatest style. furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf y worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, . experience speedy and effectual relief ffm its “will make to order-COVa oe