December 12, 1860 (4 pages)

~ ed to come of it: In Baltimore, some South Carolinians attempted to get up a display ‘of . nd “harbor ‘] . ces‘them. Addins’ rsa stead of the U. S. mail system, until’ the in, . ‘and sovereign state of South Car. . kiero rien. The bank. aus y. The St. has been: called to ‘consider and act upon the disunion project. The election ot such men as Stephens goes far to show that Georgin is not quite ready for the secession leap. The Governor is rampant for.a disruption of the Union, but the Legislature, dspecially tho . Senate, does not. sympathize with him. In. South Carolina, the youug boys are amusing themselves by unfurling the . Palnietto flag and wearing blue cockades in their hate,— Such harmless manifestations of treason to the Union may be pardoned, as the actors, themselves, must soon become ashamed of such notisense. In the city of New Orleans, a Louisiana States’ Rights association was formed on the night of the 22d of November, which talked rather stoutly in favor of secession, but nothing of consequence was expectcockades and ‘palmetto flags on the 26th, but the gallant and loyal Baltimoreens treated it: with groans and hisses. It is tidiculously useless to preaeh secessionism in Maryland. The Marylanders have too. many glorious. recollections of their own, all intimately associated with the American Union, to be led astray by the ignis fatuus of cotton state politics. Maayland remembers her old Con. gressman, Samuel Chase, who first initiated the idea of INDEPENDENCE. She also Ye Pa ih ee of th tail "The ‘message of the Governor of . ¥ South Carolina ig a bold document.” He considets the wate’ already Out 2! the Union, and, insists that the Federal Goverument: olina gan havea Post Office Office Department of her ow. ‘The Govemor, it must:be ac. ee teens nee the United Statesand Peru. A bitof a war, it is supposed, will be got up between the two republics. Nr hs tare hava Teeny tack bat echoed “Tiling pr an ra rope, Recor wea dha as tan wre or 0 pear, ta . graphed from St Lous dain et fhe was Howard have named, in honor of the first lady who i6'. ing into importance, and the citizens think i to be used, in-'. the Re is) to destroy the existence of Nicaragua as a State, altogether, and to: annex her to one of thé other States. Whether this scheme THe Mixzs.—The San. Juan Press has ‘some statistics concerning the mines in that vicinity. The Hureka company, after eight daya’ run took out $5,800. The Britannia company, after eight days run took out over $3,000; the Metropolitan company, after eight day’s run took out $4,000; Moore & ‘Readshaw took out $3,000 in eight days, and the Knickerbocker $4,000 in eight and a half daya. t# Rev. J. D. Teecvy, a minister of longstanding in the Oneida, M.E. Conference, has held in Utica in spring. of Blue Tetit; ‘which is about eight s from Nevada, on the road. Hi ye via Illinais, Beidge.over the South Yuba, is a him honored the epot with her presence, MaTILDAVILLE. “This new town fs ‘rapidly growthey are entitled to have a post office—which we also think—and the have petitioned the —_—-——. . . Raluhoas fuom Bu Paso. re Guar. me : ashi Leiltare of varioun stats in Maguire ‘Great. Star Company. orthern Mexieo have granted to General . Bh stpeang bap tla de This. Wednesday Evening, railroad from Et Paso to. Guaymas. Gen. . wis Kesha ade Trias is « xnillionnire, and probably the most minton Soot point —* Ropular man in Mexico at ‘the present time. wr OC TOROON'! vo ore te ont Present of . ne ooeessssosenesevées Ble As PRRRY. :% a the thost highly finished and most rapidly . ’ Geo, Peyton.,...+. sone e Mir. eannaraner: ‘working ‘press which hasbeen made, Ite/ a sages Schone banyan at eter taer tite! EE: msesssesonsinpci vier Often . dent, who resides at Wal THE Musas: soninow. —Our Washing. Tickets — = Press Crete $1,00, a HE having business to other. “wise “occupy ‘his HP cong is desirous. of ; selling his shoy tools a Pigcks sitwated in the town uf Bed or : shop is located in one of the ‘to start business the stete. Any person to start business vo eadpoae would do te-call and exSunes W. A. BEGO: LE. Nevada, December 11th.—tf eas ee seb ge fe pea win 5 ae wae ton correspondent states that Mr. McLane resigned his post aa Minister to Mexico as soon as his guccessor should be ‘agreed ov.— Governor Weller was consulted and agreed 4nd instructions went out by the Jast Pony Express, at a cost. of. filty-seven. dollars to the Government. In this connection, it may not be deemed irrelevant to state that a plethorie package, ditected to ex-Gevernor ler, and bearing the Government sea) on the Express.— Alte. + The conductor reports a th branch; Fel river, with InTwo white men and seven Indians re killed, A. cabin on Armstong ranch was attacked and cattle driven off by. Indians. “waren Doa.”—The “immortal” Mortimer J. Smith is soon to re-commence the He will make it racy, to say the least. Tuesday last, “by the caving of a bank upon 7s A FEW NIGHTS ONLY! SPST CCRC Cee wees eeetioneese ° ete ee eee ee eeteeee . »Petite pein taltindteene tear _ See eee eeeeeeees SHAM Stee ee eee mabetenseraeeaaaan) Tin Shop For Sale ! American School Institute. mE object Of this . tf Aerie ees se R aesncncagtiel MERORANDISE, Seeeies . Whieh he will eel at the lowest Possible prey 3 onville, und finds . Gheoks _. to accept, and accordingly his commission G ket publication of his Watch Dog, at Sacramento. . . while working in his claim near Auburn, on} ee : ene ee] . 2 Frpenteter sit ems re. his castomers with . Treasurer. fennvecnceneccusesess aa Stevenson. . F OW a, £0 r bbary & Seeds. . < EGE ow unt tas Le, At sie O1 Std Main tet Nevada. pena 7 ply csond age ming more pen arama ie apabanaoncnm cance 0 é por pranie sect ytd 4 gre eet enon. % at one ws mea et ra : go up a} peroneal Aas oF cote othe Oi” artes urehased at the Highest Mar. . liberal: adv. se wana 1 Sacra? ate Drafts on the Eastern Ci Cities at the Lew¢t Rates. Collections iumtle, and State and bane ty Securities purchased at the highest Market value, : sep7-tf CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN . Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry, Cutlery, Silver-Ware and Faney ‘Goods. get, Bieck, Commercial Stypet : > 3 : Near Pine. abd, Wr atetios carefu Hepaired’ and and Jewelry Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1800. © W.H. CBAWFORD & CO. (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) -GENEBAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATER Ss, 6. -EN-By iS TOOLS, Agricltaral ond ag tn ven ong Duck, eté., ete. At the old stand. No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. t. 6—tf TREES, FLOWERS AND ‘GARDEN N MAKING. ve Boxing tose engaged in ‘the business for the last three years, ex The digas Stock. to be Sold! I. WILLIAMSON; Auctioneer. at Bailey Housé Bar. BIDWELL & one ps f notify their and Leg Soper! erally that’ they have le Sata a sos : Te be had in Nevada, wral =. <~ SeahinnaomR ELEVATOR MILLS. E ARE NOW PREP. " Ww AREA w De ARED TO DELIVER SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, Paints! Paints!! Paints!!! GAVIN GEEB Ww ou OULD Refine . ceailin te toe AND . eres the andi a Rate Japan, Tinsel, Smalts, Stained Glass, GOLD LEAF AND PAINT BRUSHES, EF Orchard, meng ia iMaryeville seventh Pr ete om, the, old Ranch, 23 poved — te 10 acres, out vines ; ARAL ee ee 0S C8 ER SEWER ET Ow EES edited todd Le Seber eseeecesweewiee Comp: ris altogether 1501 actes ef Land, 101 inp 28,000 Grape Vines, and $2000 in weston these. Orchards are and as good as can “Apples, ee ApriAE he , ums, 8, Quince, Black Wainat, Almond,’ ete.; will found soak kinds. * The haracter of e the Nerthern and een-" of the Vines and a ee Trees will eee oe erop the coming mg ye id the fal certificate fo e benefit 2 persons not = cauneinted. with the value of the wy. the undersigned, hereby certify that we are soauciened with most of the above described property, ard that we do not believe its value, as above stated; is over-estimated : Jouy.C, FALL, M i HosoN, Ms ville. ee a: —— rs Bid St ba “AVERY, Editor A: 6, 6: Wiresss, Cor. See. Cal sville, HUMPHREY, be kas Express. AG Pp: Smirn, Sacramen bad ee oe meg on the Gifts will be unPe ae of tlemen of the ets ati Agent for San Franc Office—N. ik a eand W. GEO. Sec niiacs Preprietor. i se At the Market Rates. pe be ne Fo October 3-tf 'T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Also th moot eet, voir Dit 2 toning Frees on ewe © ‘thence / Sees Keracted with cage and dex . the north side of the Sasramente nae tee y me, BS: . $2,50. ‘yon junetion of the San Juan road 500 yards ; thence evevircccmmeralong the San Juan road to 9 white. oak for cash, at his eevee al eieet, ) practice sho of the night cause & con and that: me _ do. so to som but Lokalitu couch by. sot rushes out, corpse. Bu shooting too. nor can any. slightest inf heard that a is this, Mr: nibal did aft Door PL now: offered ~ neat cottage: who wish to graved on a now stoppin, temporary .v execute this . rates. Some, on glass, ma elora sigh wit no use -sighi for. door. pl: _ never have a ¥ i We Dog. that the strels will pe evening next of minstrels . The compat charming act aceordeonist, linisti: Red ness. their ad added to his ; picturés. . W stood that, th especiall iy to 10 rs necessarily m for themsel ve triumphs of ample indorse excellence. by patronized th more’s minsti Theatre, on sum, realized not learnéd, b a hahdsome \ & themselves ax frequently en: daneegs a A Me. foot of Main s ing the manly has been cons the aforesaid : ing teacher. tends, after be dilapidated br

~ ed to come of it: In Baltimore, some South Carolinians attempted to get up a display ‘of . nd “harbor ‘] . ces‘them. Addins’ rsa stead of the U. S. mail system, until’ the in, . ‘and sovereign state of South Car. . kiero rien. The bank. aus y. The St. has been: called to ‘consider and act upon the disunion project. The election ot such men as Stephens goes far to show that Georgin is not quite ready for the secession leap. The Governor is rampant for.a disruption of the Union, but the Legislature, dspecially tho . Senate, does not. sympathize with him. In. South Carolina, the youug boys are amusing themselves by unfurling the . Palnietto flag and wearing blue cockades in their hate,— Such harmless manifestations of treason to the Union may be pardoned, as the actors, themselves, must soon become ashamed of such notisense. In the city of New Orleans, a Louisiana States’ Rights association was formed on the night of the 22d of November, which talked rather stoutly in favor of secession, but nothing of consequence was expectcockades and ‘palmetto flags on the 26th, but the gallant and loyal Baltimoreens treated it: with groans and hisses. It is tidiculously useless to preaeh secessionism in Maryland. The Marylanders have too. many glorious. recollections of their own, all intimately associated with the American Union, to be led astray by the ignis fatuus of cotton state politics. Maayland remembers her old Con. gressman, Samuel Chase, who first initiated the idea of INDEPENDENCE. She also Ye Pa ih ee of th tail "The ‘message of the Governor of . ¥ South Carolina ig a bold document.” He considets the wate’ already Out 2! the Union, and, insists that the Federal Goverument: olina gan havea Post Office Office Department of her ow. ‘The Govemor, it must:be ac. ee teens nee the United Statesand Peru. A bitof a war, it is supposed, will be got up between the two republics. Nr hs tare hava Teeny tack bat echoed “Tiling pr an ra rope, Recor wea dha as tan wre or 0 pear, ta . graphed from St Lous dain et fhe was Howard have named, in honor of the first lady who i6'. ing into importance, and the citizens think i to be used, in-'. the Re is) to destroy the existence of Nicaragua as a State, altogether, and to: annex her to one of thé other States. Whether this scheme THe Mixzs.—The San. Juan Press has ‘some statistics concerning the mines in that vicinity. The Hureka company, after eight daya’ run took out $5,800. The Britannia company, after eight days run took out over $3,000; the Metropolitan company, after eight day’s run took out $4,000; Moore & ‘Readshaw took out $3,000 in eight days, and the Knickerbocker $4,000 in eight and a half daya. t# Rev. J. D. Teecvy, a minister of longstanding in the Oneida, M.E. Conference, has held in Utica in spring. of Blue Tetit; ‘which is about eight s from Nevada, on the road. Hi ye via Illinais, Beidge.over the South Yuba, is a him honored the epot with her presence, MaTILDAVILLE. “This new town fs ‘rapidly growthey are entitled to have a post office—which we also think—and the have petitioned the —_—-——. . . Raluhoas fuom Bu Paso. re Guar. me : ashi Leiltare of varioun stats in Maguire ‘Great. Star Company. orthern Mexieo have granted to General . Bh stpeang bap tla de This. Wednesday Evening, railroad from Et Paso to. Guaymas. Gen. . wis Kesha ade Trias is « xnillionnire, and probably the most minton Soot point —* Ropular man in Mexico at ‘the present time. wr OC TOROON'! vo ore te ont Present of . ne ooeessssosenesevées Ble As PRRRY. :% a the thost highly finished and most rapidly . ’ Geo, Peyton..,.....+. sone e Mir. eannaraner: ‘working ‘press which hasbeen made, Ite/ a sages Schone banyan at eter taer tite! EE: msesssesonsinpci vier Often . dent, who resides at Wal THE Musas: soninow. —Our Washing. Tickets — = Press Crete $1,00, a HE having business to other. “wise “occupy ‘his HP cong is desirous. of ; selling his shoy tools a Pigcks sitwated in the town uf Bed or : shop is located in one of the ‘to start business the stete. Any person to start business vo eadpoae would do te-call and exSunes W. A. BEGO: LE. Nevada, December 11th.—tf eas ee seb ge fe pea win 5 ae wae ton correspondent states that Mr. McLane resigned his post aa Minister to Mexico as soon as his guccessor should be ‘agreed ov.— Governor Weller was consulted and agreed 4nd instructions went out by the Jast Pony Express, at a cost. of. filty-seven. dollars to the Government. In this connection, it may not be deemed irrelevant to state that a plethorie package, ditected to ex-Gevernor ler, and bearing the Government sea) on the Express.— Alte. + The conductor reports a th branch; Fel river, with InTwo white men and seven Indians re killed, A. cabin on Armstong ranch was attacked and cattle driven off by. Indians. “waren Doa.”—The “immortal” Mortimer J. Smith is soon to re-commence the He will make it racy, to say the least. Tuesday last, “by the caving of a bank upon 7s A FEW NIGHTS ONLY! SPST CCRC Cee wees eeetioneese ° ete ee eee ee eeteeee . »Petite pein taltindteene tear _ See eee eeeeeeees SHAM Stee ee eee mabetenseraeeaaaan) Tin Shop For Sale ! American School Institute. mE object Of this . tf Aerie ees se R aesncncagtiel MERORANDISE, Seeeies . Whieh he will eel at the lowest Possible prey 3 onville, und finds . Gheoks _. to accept, and accordingly his commission G ket publication of his Watch Dog, at Sacramento. . . while working in his claim near Auburn, on} ee : ene ee] . 2 Frpenteter sit ems re. his castomers with . Treasurer.. fennvecnceneccusesess aa Stevenson. . F OW a, £0 r bbary & Seeds. . < EGE ow unt tas Le, At sie O1 Std Main tet Nevada. pena 7 ply csond age ming more pen arama ie apabanaoncnm cance 0 é por pranie sect ytd 4 gre eet enon. % at one ws mea et ra : go up a} peroneal Aas oF cote othe Oi” artes urehased at the Highest Mar. . liberal: adv. se wana 1 Sacra? ate Drafts on the Eastern Ci Cities at the Lew¢t Rates. Collections iumtle, and State and bane ty Securities purchased at the highest Market value, : sep7-tf CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN . Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry, Cutlery, Silver-Ware and Faney ‘Goods.

get, Bieck, Commercial Stypet : > 3 : Near Pine. abd, Wr atetios carefu Hepaired’ and and Jewelry Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1800. © W.H. CBAWFORD & CO. (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) -GENEBAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATER Ss, 6. -EN-By iS TOOLS, Agricltaral ond ag tn ven ong Duck, eté., ete. At the old stand. No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. t. 6—tf TREES, FLOWERS AND ‘GARDEN N MAKING. ve Boxing tose engaged in ‘the business for the last three years, ex The digas Stock. to be Sold! I. WILLIAMSON; Auctioneer. at Bailey Housé Bar. BIDWELL & one ps f notify their and Leg Soper! erally that’ they have le Sata a sos : Te be had in Nevada, wral =. <~ SeahinnaomR ELEVATOR MILLS. E ARE NOW PREP. " Ww AREA w De ARED TO DELIVER SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, Paints! Paints!! Paints!!! GAVIN GEEB Ww ou OULD Refine . ceailin te toe AND . eres the andi a Rate Japan, Tinsel, Smalts, Stained Glass, GOLD LEAF AND PAINT BRUSHES, EF Orchard, meng ia iMaryeville seventh Pr ete om, the, old Ranch, 23 poved — te 10 acres, out vines ; ARAL ee ee 0S C8 ER SEWER ET Ow EES edited todd Le Seber eseeecesweewiee Comp: ris altogether 1501 actes ef Land, 101 inp 28,000 Grape Vines, and $2000 in weston these. Orchards are and as good as can “Apples, ee ApriAE he , ums, 8, Quince, Black Wainat, Almond,’ ete.; will found soak kinds. * The haracter of e the Nerthern and een-" of the Vines and a ee Trees will eee oe erop the coming mg ye id the fal certificate fo e benefit 2 persons not = cauneinted. with the value of the wy. the undersigned, hereby certify that we are soauciened with most of the above described property, ard that we do not believe its value, as above stated; is over-estimated : Jouy.C, FALL, M i HosoN, Ms ville. ee a: —— rs Bid St ba “AVERY, Editor A: 6, 6: Wiresss, Cor. See. Cal sville, HUMPHREY, be kas Express. AG Pp: Smirn, Sacramen bad ee oe meg on the Gifts will be unPe ae of tlemen of the ets ati Agent for San Franc Office—N. ik a eand W. GEO. Sec niiacs Preprietor. i se At the Market Rates. pe be ne Fo October 3-tf 'T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Also th moot eet, voir Dit 2 toning Frees on ewe © ‘thence / Sees Keracted with cage and dex . the north side of the Sasramente nae tee y me, BS: . $2,50. ‘yon junetion of the San Juan road 500 yards ; thence evevircccmmeralong the San Juan road to 9 white. oak for cash, at his eevee al eieet, ) practice sho of the night cause & con and that: me _ do. so to som but Lokalitu couch by. sot rushes out, corpse. Bu shooting too. nor can any. slightest inf heard that a is this, Mr: nibal did aft Door PL now: offered ~ neat cottage: who wish to graved on a now stoppin, temporary .v execute this . rates. Some, on glass, ma elora sigh wit no use -sighi for. door. pl: _ never have a ¥ i We Dog. that the strels will pe evening next of minstrels . The compat charming act aceordeonist, linisti: Red ness. their ad added to his ; picturés. . W stood that, th especiall iy to 10 rs necessarily m for themsel ve triumphs of ample indorse excellence. by patronized th more’s minsti Theatre, on sum, realized not learnéd, b a hahdsome \ & themselves ax frequently en: daneegs a A Me. foot of Main s ing the manly has been cons the aforesaid : ing teacher. tends, after be dilapidated br