December 27, 1862 (4 pages)

mf ‘wee evan Duiky Transcript. Nevada County Official Press. a SATURDAY MORNING DEC. 27. LIBERTY DKWHA:—Since the day when the cultivation of cotton in the Southern . States became profitable, civilization has; been going backward in ‘wil thefair region that produces the article. In the days of our fevolution ali the leading statesmen of the South regarded slavery as en evil to be} checked rather then extended, and to be de-' atroyed if possible, rather than fostered — Washingtor, Jefferson, Mason, and scores cof other leading Southrens of the time, made bold to speak of the injustice of haman slavery, and to express a hope for its extinguishment. Gradually, as slavery became profitable, the sentiments of slave owners, aod of whites who have been associated with . the institution, have become changed, until; the leading minds of te-day would assert that . slavery is an institution of Heaven, benefi. cial to the slave and the enslaver, aud the . base on which government ean only securely . rest. Gradually as the opinion has been gaining strength, so, gradually has the slave and the . . podr whites of the South become more and more ens!aved. That the anetucr-tic classes of the South, those who have property invested in human @esh thats iv a high degree productive; bringing in ite thousands annually to its owners, and enabling them to live in luxurious idleness, should be attached to an institution that gives them wealth, ease, refinement, and position, is not altegether strange. Large self interest, te say nothing of the effeets of association and edeicat.on. would naturally wed them to the institution that yielded them the benefits. Bat how the poor whites, whose cvadition is wise from the existemce of slavery, who ate debased by * it and rendered poorer, as free labor-as mude degrading, can be so blind as to tuke up arms to defend the cause of their abasement and misery, is beyond explanation, aud turo~ ishes one item of evidence that manis note what he has been claimed by philosophers to be, a reasoning animal. In the whole slaveholding region of the United. Statesthere are. less than four _huné dred thousand slaveholders. Not one pergonin ten owns property in others, and the few we it at the expense of the many.— What would Kenweky bein five years it every slaveholder were banished from her borders.acd not another one allowed to enter the State? Pruperty of all rational descrip~ . tions would rise in value and Kentucky would make giant atrides to rival Ohio in wealth and populstion. Nothing but slavery. keeps that noble State in the back ground. Her non-glaveholding people.do not understand their rights dnd interests. Neither do the niggerless whites all over the land of rebellioa comprehend the suicidal course they are parsuing in supporting the aristocracy, The step is death and degradation to themselves ; because if their dream of a Southern confederacy be realized, the civilized world , willnever permit the African slave trade to be re-opened, and the majority of the poor whites must remain niggerless, while the aristocrats, cut loose {rom the restraints and checks of the democratic sentiment of the North, will lord it the more potently to the farther injury of the poor whites. Bat no separate government is going to _ exist to be ruled. by the aristocrats. ‘The ‘emancipation prociaination about to ‘be iseued is of great impertance ‘to the South, the country and the world. -It disenthralls ‘Rot less the millions of poor whites of the South than the blacks; it frees the country from the odium of fustering human bondage ; it starts with new iapetds the cnus® of freedom and progress in which all mankind have an undying interest. Roll swiftly «n, oh Earth, in thy diurnal course,and usher in the day of all days'in the new year, when free: dom shall be proelaimed throughout the land. SworpD For Hooker.—J. W. Tucker, the Jeweler of -San Francisco, has just completed a ewerd for General Hi oker worth between three and four. thousand. dollars. “Gen. Hooker is one of the most earnest and able men in th» war, and deserves a sword if there is one Umon General who does, We are glad to kuuw the General is to receive ao elegant a present from California, enaeeies _— FRYING PAN AND THE FiRe.—One of our cotemporaries says we want “ some earnest, active, practical man” in place of Seward, and suggests, Gen. Dix. That would be afunny swap. Banks or Holt ot Dickisson, ould do. / FABIA A AED A PIsToL TOURNEY ~The Petalpima Journal, gives the following account of that anciewt and maniy sport known asa'tournament, which Sir Walter so graphically described. Thedifference between now and then, is ¢he distamee between a pistol and a @pear. A shooting affray took place hear Gey serville;a few days sinee, between one Hooper, a resident of that vieinity, and one Green, of Ukian, during which six shots were fired on each side, resulting in ¢hé wounding cf both parties,,though not seriously. The shootdng was the result of an old difficulty, and took place while. the parties were on horseback. AMONG the articles captured on the English steamer Berm-da, ‘while trying to run the blockade, wae a quantity of bowie knives, embellished with au engraving of a bull chas~ ing a soluier, with a finger board pomting to Washington. > ————— & A LirTLe son of Mr. John Jacoby, of Vie . salia, came wear losing his life a few days ago, by his clothes taking fire from some dry leaves which he was burning. He was saved by a lady throwing a bucket of water over him. He was.severely burned, on the chest, throat, arms, bands and face. OreGON RAttRroaD.—The Dalles Monntaineer says that the locomotive on the Dalles and Des Chutes Railroad, made its appearance on the track ,in runniug condition, on ‘the 25th of Noventber. gees Mrs. Oriana Hardenburgh, wife of Frank Hardenburgh, «# pepular actress, died in Boston, November 18th. She was perhaps more widely known as Miss Oatana Marshall. She was but seventeen years of age. --_-—_-+ Tue Yreka Union says that the total valuation of the real estate of Siskiyou county, according to the Assegsor’s books, fouts upto $572,470. Personal property $1,095,521. Total $1,667,991. “ THE Bee says that more \ban two-thirds of the papers in the State have responded taverably tothe proposition for holding a publish ers’ Convention, and agrees tu the suggestion of the Stockton Independent, naming the 12th of Januury, at Sacramento,as the time and place for holding the Convention. CABINET OF Mexico.—The ° Mexican Ministry now stands as follows: President, Benits Jnurez ; Foreign and Domestic Re. lations, Juan Antonia dela Fuerte: Justice and Public Works, Jesus Terah, War, Gen. Miguel Blanco; Treasury, Iginio Nunez. catia ANCIENT Woov.—Sume suund beams. formed from the wood of the Mulberry tree’ have been found in the ruinsof Nineveh’ where they are supposed to have been placed at leust 700 years before the birth of Christ. le oKaquimaux canoe in San recently brought from up the coast, ‘sixteen feet long, Weighing twenty pounds. THERE is Francisco, an THE Mariposa Gazette says that Mre. Gerard, while walking recently en the root of her house, in that county, with an infant in her arms, fellthrough a skylight, the distance oftwostories. Though severely hurt, neither was killed, THE Mountain Messenger seconds the Union's motion that other th ngs being equal, the Senator be taken trom somewhere else than San Francisco or Sacramento _ S¥VENTY MILLION !—The Secret, ry of the Interior inhis report, says the annual yield of the Califorgia gold mines 18 $70,000,000. SAN Jose RAILROAD —There are now at work on this road 375 men ant 160 horgea. The grading, bridging, ete, will be completod in April. DANCING Mastrs.—The San Jose Mercury has shut down on professional Dancing Masters. It says they can get not another dollar of cred't at that office. Joun 8S. Van Doren, of Petaluma wants to be Minute Clerk of the Senate. Tue Sierra Democrat says that there are a number of cases of small pox at Gibsonville in that county. thet =e THE flow of the Penns decreasing, the daily prod region being estimated at's dred barrels. ra in oil wella is the whole Dr. LAMBELLE, the eininent Paris physician, says an electric shock is sure salvation to an ing from the effects of chloroform ee THE storm which drove back the Moses Taylor, is reported by tbe officers of the Orizaba, to have been one ef unprecedented t violence for this coast. Arrivals at National Exchange Broea street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR DECEMBER, 24, 1992. + W Combs, Sacram’0 Dri U Hall, Lexin’n K RB Hawley, ColH B Rherl Marysville AM Cook, Michigan T J Cody, B Tent Wil ¥list. M W JH Bryaut, San Juan N Se¢gs Sogg’s M O Howard, Grass vi J Wadler, Omega A Georze, do G EF Abas Virginia C E D Dean, Cement H H “McBee, do I Loyd, city 'D L Marsh, New York NM Wheeler, do D Marsh, do MB Riee, do 3 ¥ Marsa. do ” J Griffith, do ¥ Smith, Sacramento “T M Raker, do “G Morgan, do MN Lafoerce, do C MeVay, do D Page, do W ATownsent, do Dec. 25th. W N Brown, Washoe C H Bowman, Omega AB Dresbach, do F F erench, do J F Shirts, ~-do S Slusher, Alpha 3 K Sale, do O Northrup, San Juan 1 F Ager, * do James Davis, do D M Hawes, 2-Tent 2%*Germann, do W Huff, You Bet L w Curtis, _ do J Mathews, Q Hill Col Abby, 4, do W Hayes, C Hill L Turley;Red Dog J Wilson, do’ Sam Bright, do W Groves, do Mrs Springer, R & R E Dean, do LA Walling, do & wie, do FR w Latta. washington G Sutherland, BTent C.Barker., Grass Valley W George, © JN Kutton, La Poite A Parkes, GV’y CT Lafflin, Cal SCo Cc hot he ; do J Wilsen, Woolseys EK Goldsmith, do Mrs Nicholsi do G L Waters, & Wife ; do \HERIW E'S SA CE.— Whereas, on the 22d s day of Dec. 1862, a final jadgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State ef California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp and in favorof Frank MecGeen for the sum of $1,619 40 principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent per month from the rendition ofjudgment until paid, together with all costs] of suit, And whereas, on the 22nd day of Deeeutber A. D, 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in piaintif?s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain picee or parcel of land, situate, lyin’ aid being in the township of Rough & Rea y, county of Nevada, State of Cal‘fornia, pn the road leading from San Juan to Marysville, and about two miles from the bridge of Woods & Clark, bounded and described as follows, viz: Commencing ata stake eight rods south of the north east corner of Danicl Wilson’s land; thence running south 160 rods ; thence east 1° rodr : thence north 160 rods; thence west 160 reds to the place of beginning together with al! tcnements, hereditamencs, iranchises, rights, priv ie ‘lege and appurtenances theiecto belonging be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, Miss M Barnard, do C Miller, B Tent W Murphy, city + interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof ae d. plied to the payment of said sums as aforesa Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest biider for cash, in front of the Court House d60%, fin Nevada,on Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 1263, betweén the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M. and 4e’clo.k, P M. Given under my hand, this 26th day of Dec. 1862. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. J I. Caldwell, Atty. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. rer The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIAS and ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot of K street. Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master, willleaveon Mondays, Weducsdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Land. ings—Ewvery Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’cloek, A. M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. For frieght ‘or passage by any of the above boats, apply on board, or att ofthe CaliHey ther Barres » On board rig Glo A. REDINGTOR, a W.H. TAYLOR. . Agente. Sacramento, April {7thtfCHRISTMAS ANDNEW YEAR'S PRESENTS!!!) ELIOLIDAYWT Goonpos?!t PHILLIPS hes just received at his Je store on Commercial stteet, a large and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of Dollis, Wagons. Canes, :;, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, o India’ Rubber Goods, China Toys, Tea Sets, Tin and Zinc Toys, Children, too numerous to mention. ig¢> He also keeps on hand the best assortment s €igars and Tobacco, to be found im this aty. Nevada. Dee, Ist. 1862. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry,Goods Store! No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. S we are determined to dissolve partnership, we will sell our entire stock of Foreign «nd Domestic Dry, Goods, at San Francisco Cost. . Our stock comprises every’ Shticle connected with the trade. Gur Dumestic and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at LOW PRICES, ; and are determined not to be undersold by any house in Nevada.’ Give us a call. del7 H. HORWITZ & CO PIONEER CIGAR STORG. D ime oorssheeen Pipe ber — 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B, Store closed from Friday evening Saturday evening. ‘or a ag Sp keg OST MEL ALLS GSE . from head to toe, with Business Suits, W Wolworth, Grass V W Williams, do T A Smith, do FP McBriell, Rock C G Sutherland, Blue T OJ Woleot, do GW Bennett. do JgMecLaughlin, do { J Hawes, es DS Hourch, de 2 W Smith, *""do M Zellervach, Lake C J Polland. FrenehC J W Greenwell, R Dog O Hill, DutehKlat, JM Buckoian, do Mrs Watker, "Wash’n P Jones, : Mrs Haff. do . R Evans, du Wm Heiten, do BJoesink.,Woolsey’s T Phalen,. Cherokee GC Powers, JakeC. . . L Brannan, do JSCrosman, Todd’s V And in fact ten thousand different articles for } AEP EAE Dg OEE ee AROUSE! AROUSE! ! Awake from your Lethargy! KNOW YOU NOT the sll and Winter Campaign has commenced in earnest?—that henceforth a progressive and tridmrhant war, in the Clothing Department, will be ‘successfully prosecuted, until all the world and the ‘*rest of mankind,’’ are thoroughly equipped and Farnishing Goods? Just received, and for Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at the old favorite place of resort, ‘ 8. HAAS & CO., Sor. ef Pine and Commereial Sts., Ot. 19th, . Nevada. } MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! ‘Dorn to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S tg SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN This valuable preparation 18 the prescription of one of the most experienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, remedied, end in death .We believe it the best aud surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases of Dysentery dnd DIARKHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or fromany other cause. Fall directions for usiug will accorapany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. : Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CO., ' AGENTS, jly 12-6m San Francisco. PRESERVE Y@UR BEAUTY! Symmetry Form! YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Spef cific Remedy known as HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Read the Advertisement in another coJumn, and profit by it— : Diseases and Symptoms Exuumerated. Cut ‘it out,and Preserve it. You may notnow require it. «But may at some Future Day, *¢ Jt gives heaith and vigor to the frame, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.”’ It Sayes Long Suffering and Exposure. Beware Counterfeits . Cures Warranted, San Francisco, Dec. 23d 1°62.—1m $100 Rewuard—Forany e ease of Syphilis, in any stage,which , DR. LE KFUHWAU’S GOLL EN BAL-~ SAM fails tocure. Ne comment is névessary upon this medicin’, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; if has cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes, and. will cure thousands morc. Golden Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such aS sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sore eyes, ete., ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tert:ary, Mercurial and Sphilitic KRheumatism. Price, $5 per bottle ;\upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State— NoTIce.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a per-fect and lasting cure. . . RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail, Druggis‘s, Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH oe Et Aensiolina dina ticabieamds tent ee sale at less than San Francisco Prices, . and overcome convulsions, which if not speedily { SILK HOUSE! JOSEPH ROBERTS &COo. Number 9, MONTGOMERY ¥ door from main LICK’S STREET, 34Gotrance in BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,’ IMPORTERS € Eee Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goods, jCleaks, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Hosiery, and Gloves! New and Fashionable Goods received from PARIS and NEW YORK, by ceery Steamer All orders entrusted to us by our LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA, COUNTY will be promptly attended to. del6 2m SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, REED Xs CAL. A Party will be given by MRS. BLUM, AT. TEMPERANCE HALL!! On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 31,1862 Tickets including Supper -$3,00. Nevada, Detember, 5th. e GEO. A. WEAVER, i _ Je W. CLARK, Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGROCERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &c., &c. Have taken the Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVEK & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Patronage solicited. Xr. Goods delivered free vf charge. £8 WEAVER «CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. 9 BATES & McCORMICK, — Wholesale Druggists, fs ANTIDOTE, & preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam wrapped around the boftle. ocim3 BAKER & WYMORE,. DBALERS IN 2 : Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS on hand and ‘r sale at Cheap rates cash. . Goods delivered Free cTCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. for sale uo WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and cheap forcdsh. 4 _ TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,. No. 40 Main Street. “Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Dev. 2nd, 1862. G. W. KIDD, Cc. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON. A. H. HANSON & CO., GuccEssors ‘ro T. ELLARD BEANS & co m "2 4 WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, P isions, Liquors, Naiis, Pewder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETC. No: 52 Rroad Street, Nevada, —_—<— + rr Goods delivered Free vf Charge. de? Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AndMachine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL? to order. ‘Castings and Machinery of eve: description. Quartz Machine construct fitted up or » All kinds of Buildy, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and cela. All orders filled gromptly. and at a8 uw rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh “Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, 3 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Q¢r Prescriptions carefully. compounded. > ia 4. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, ¥. BLOCK. JB A. BLOCK &CO., ’. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevads CIGAR:EMPORIUM ! No, 31 33, 35 amd 37, Broad Stftet, NEVADA CITY. \ % RECEIVED THIS DAY CIGARS! Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assortments of : HARD CUT, FINE CUT,And’ Smoking Tobacco ! !! i A. R. JENKINS. —<— PROCLAMATION : W TAKE THIS METHOD OF .” t Proclaiming to the World * — THAT — . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: Can be obfained at LOW RATES. at A. P.CHURCH/& CO. Cor. of Pifte and Broad A. P. CHURCH & ©O., AVE a stock of Blank Bookt ts Stationery. Cutlery, Music. Mu ee cal Instruments, 4ohool Books. &¢-' &e. ; The Nevad saTURDAY n= CHRISTMAS ei mon style, leas memories with ere fond of Chri it with ‘pleasing alt ook back up Bat it ie not alw. tions, of the your of regret lower . after the holiday the children of . tosee the Chi it its branches, wi wake their little ken with neglec among the youn devise some pla: child who come: Christmas tree, procure a prese _ put gladpees in “dren, and if ou rents might sen dren, when they public benefits able to provide body else wil, 1 go home in disa MignTy Str China street on front of ane of was seized wit side-walk, a ho Whether the I ~ dueed the revu eshas not yet medieal -authe would Say.—' wiff of Pia ad MISERABLE that miserable . heen scattering Laughable ; do remeinber the ballet of hogs ina skillet: of it belonged to pauper here, wallowing cor Sacramente las , DELINQUE) the County pa triet Attorney proceed to p taxes. From 4th of Dec quents paid t was received ed, the grossa s teen thousand In A WEL & Mills fell Christmas Ev. the mile in twenty feet fi ing in the wu hour he was The animal is alittle. _ ALABASTE ly Visited . th 4 large size, k . deactiption i is undoubted In the sout anda half mil a guthered e: werlng. It of the orange leaves. 100,0 000 Ibs violet Ibs of tubero lowers. ° TRE conti Jackson, An to Epley at _ A Lepee was disceve: Palmetto R: Van Bur Calhoun, we Tae Lon finest wheh » Oa Pan

mf ‘wee evan Duiky Transcript. Nevada County Official Press. a SATURDAY MORNING DEC. 27. LIBERTY DKWHA:—Since the day when the cultivation of cotton in the Southern . States became profitable, civilization has; been going backward in ‘wil thefair region that produces the article. In the days of our fevolution ali the leading statesmen of the South regarded slavery as en evil to be} checked rather then extended, and to be de-' atroyed if possible, rather than fostered — Washingtor, Jefferson, Mason, and scores cof other leading Southrens of the time, made bold to speak of the injustice of haman slavery, and to express a hope for its extinguishment. Gradually, as slavery became profitable, the sentiments of slave owners, aod of whites who have been associated with . the institution, have become changed, until; the leading minds of te-day would assert that . slavery is an institution of Heaven, benefi. cial to the slave and the enslaver, aud the . base on which government ean only securely . rest. Gradually as the opinion has been gaining strength, so, gradually has the slave and the . . podr whites of the South become more and more ens!aved. That the anetucr-tic classes of the South, those who have property invested in human @esh thats iv a high degree productive; bringing in ite thousands annually to its owners, and enabling them to live in luxurious idleness, should be attached to an institution that gives them wealth, ease, refinement, and position, is not altegether strange. Large self interest, te say nothing of the effeets of association and edeicat.on. would naturally wed them to the institution that yielded them the benefits. Bat how the poor whites, whose cvadition is wise from the existemce of slavery, who ate debased by * it and rendered poorer, as free labor-as mude degrading, can be so blind as to tuke up arms to defend the cause of their abasement and misery, is beyond explanation, aud turo~ ishes one item of evidence that manis note what he has been claimed by philosophers to be, a reasoning animal. In the whole slaveholding region of the United. Statesthere are. less than four _huné dred thousand slaveholders. Not one pergonin ten owns property in others, and the few we it at the expense of the many.— What would Kenweky bein five years it every slaveholder were banished from her borders.acd not another one allowed to enter the State? Pruperty of all rational descrip~ . tions would rise in value and Kentucky would make giant atrides to rival Ohio in wealth and populstion. Nothing but slavery. keeps that noble State in the back ground. Her non-glaveholding people.do not understand their rights dnd interests. Neither do the niggerless whites all over the land of rebellioa comprehend the suicidal course they are parsuing in supporting the aristocracy, The step is death and degradation to themselves ; because if their dream of a Southern confederacy be realized, the civilized world , willnever permit the African slave trade to be re-opened, and the majority of the poor whites must remain niggerless, while the aristocrats, cut loose {rom the restraints and checks of the democratic sentiment of the North, will lord it the more potently to the farther injury of the poor whites. Bat no separate government is going to _ exist to be ruled. by the aristocrats. ‘The ‘emancipation prociaination about to ‘be iseued is of great impertance ‘to the South, the country and the world. -It disenthralls ‘Rot less the millions of poor whites of the South than the blacks; it frees the country from the odium of fustering human bondage ; it starts with new iapetds the cnus® of freedom and progress in which all mankind have an undying interest. Roll swiftly «n, oh Earth, in thy diurnal course,and usher in the day of all days'in the new year, when free: dom shall be proelaimed throughout the land. SworpD For Hooker.—J. W. Tucker, the Jeweler of -San Francisco, has just completed a ewerd for General Hi oker worth between three and four. thousand. dollars. “Gen. Hooker is one of the most earnest and able men in th» war, and deserves a sword if there is one Umon General who does, We are glad to kuuw the General is to receive ao elegant a present from California, enaeeies _— FRYING PAN AND THE FiRe.—One of our cotemporaries says we want “ some earnest, active, practical man” in place of Seward, and suggests, Gen. Dix. That would be afunny swap. Banks or Holt ot Dickisson, ould do. / FABIA A AED A PIsToL TOURNEY ~The Petalpima Journal, gives the following account of that anciewt and maniy sport known asa'tournament, which Sir Walter so graphically described. Thedifference between now and then, is ¢he distamee between a pistol and a @pear. A shooting affray took place hear Gey serville;a few days sinee, between one Hooper, a resident of that vieinity, and one Green, of Ukian, during which six shots were fired on each side, resulting in ¢hé wounding cf both parties,,though not seriously. The shootdng was the result of an old difficulty, and took place while. the parties were on horseback. AMONG the articles captured on the English steamer Berm-da, ‘while trying to run the blockade, wae a quantity of bowie knives, embellished with au engraving of a bull chas~ ing a soluier, with a finger board pomting to Washington. > ————— & A LirTLe son of Mr. John Jacoby, of Vie . salia, came wear losing his life a few days ago, by his clothes taking fire from some dry leaves which he was burning. He was saved by a lady throwing a bucket of water over him. He was.severely burned, on the chest, throat, arms, bands and face. OreGON RAttRroaD.—The Dalles Monntaineer says that the locomotive on the Dalles and Des Chutes Railroad, made its appearance on the track ,in runniug condition, on ‘the 25th of Noventber. gees Mrs. Oriana Hardenburgh, wife of Frank Hardenburgh, «# pepular actress, died in Boston, November 18th. She was perhaps more widely known as Miss Oatana Marshall. She was but seventeen years of age. --_-—_-+ Tue Yreka Union says that the total valuation of the real estate of Siskiyou county, according to the Assegsor’s books, fouts upto $572,470. Personal property $1,095,521. Total $1,667,991. “ THE Bee says that more \ban two-thirds of the papers in the State have responded taverably tothe proposition for holding a publish ers’ Convention, and agrees tu the suggestion of the Stockton Independent, naming the 12th of Januury, at Sacramento,as the time and place for holding the Convention. CABINET OF Mexico.—The ° Mexican Ministry now stands as follows: President, Benits Jnurez ; Foreign and Domestic Re. lations, Juan Antonia dela Fuerte: Justice and Public Works, Jesus Terah, War, Gen. Miguel Blanco; Treasury, Iginio Nunez. catia ANCIENT Woov.—Sume suund beams. formed from the wood of the Mulberry tree’ have been found in the ruinsof Nineveh’ where they are supposed to have been placed at leust 700 years before the birth of Christ. le oKaquimaux canoe in San recently brought from up the coast, ‘sixteen feet long, Weighing twenty pounds. THERE is Francisco, an THE Mariposa Gazette says that Mre. Gerard, while walking recently en the root of her house, in that county, with an infant in her arms, fellthrough a skylight, the distance oftwostories. Though severely hurt, neither was killed, THE Mountain Messenger seconds the Union's motion that other th ngs being equal, the Senator be taken trom somewhere else than San Francisco or Sacramento _ S¥VENTY MILLION !—The Secret, ry of the Interior inhis report, says the annual yield of the Califorgia gold mines 18 $70,000,000. SAN Jose RAILROAD —There are now at work on this road 375 men ant 160 horgea. The grading, bridging, ete, will be completod in April. DANCING Mastrs.—The San Jose Mercury has shut down on professional Dancing Masters. It says they can get not another dollar of cred't at that office. Joun 8S. Van Doren, of Petaluma wants to be Minute Clerk of the Senate. Tue Sierra Democrat says that there are a number of cases of small pox at Gibsonville in that county. thet =e THE flow of the Penns decreasing, the daily prod region being estimated at's dred barrels. ra in oil wella is the whole Dr. LAMBELLE, the eininent Paris physician, says an electric shock is sure salvation to an ing from the effects of chloroform ee THE storm which drove back the Moses Taylor, is reported by tbe officers of the Orizaba, to have been one ef unprecedented t violence for this coast. Arrivals at National Exchange Broea street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR DECEMBER, 24, 1992. + W Combs, Sacram’0 Dri U Hall, Lexin’n K RB Hawley, ColH B Rherl Marysville AM Cook, Michigan T J Cody, B Tent Wil ¥list. M W JH Bryaut, San Juan N Se¢gs Sogg’s M O Howard, Grass vi J Wadler, Omega A Georze, do G EF Abas Virginia C E D Dean, Cement H H “McBee, do I Loyd, city 'D L Marsh, New York NM Wheeler, do D Marsh, do MB Riee, do 3 ¥ Marsa. do ” J Griffith, do ¥ Smith, Sacramento “T M Raker, do “G Morgan, do MN Lafoerce, do C MeVay, do D Page, do W ATownsent, do Dec. 25th. W N Brown, Washoe C H Bowman, Omega AB Dresbach, do F F erench, do J F Shirts, ~-do S Slusher, Alpha 3 K Sale, do O Northrup, San Juan 1 F Ager, * do James Davis, do D M Hawes, 2-Tent 2%*Germann, do W Huff, You Bet L w Curtis, _ do J Mathews, Q Hill Col Abby, 4, do W Hayes, C Hill L Turley;Red Dog J Wilson, do’ Sam Bright, do W Groves, do Mrs Springer, R & R E Dean, do LA Walling, do & wie, do FR w Latta. washington G Sutherland, BTent C.Barker., Grass Valley W George, © JN Kutton, La Poite A Parkes, GV’y CT Lafflin, Cal SCo Cc hot he ; do J Wilsen, Woolseys EK Goldsmith, do Mrs Nicholsi do G L Waters, & Wife ; do \HERIW E'S SA CE.— Whereas, on the 22d s day of Dec. 1862, a final jadgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State ef California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Peter Rapp and in favorof Frank MecGeen for the sum of $1,619 40 principal debt, with interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent per month from the rendition ofjudgment until paid, together with all costs] of suit, And whereas, on the 22nd day of Deeeutber A. D, 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court, that the mortgage set forth in piaintif?s complaint be foreclosed, andthe property therein described, to wit :— All that certain picee or parcel of land, situate, lyin’ aid being in the township of Rough & Rea y, county of Nevada, State of Cal‘fornia, pn the road leading from San Juan to Marysville, and about two miles from the bridge of Woods & Clark, bounded and described as follows, viz: Commencing ata stake eight rods south of the north east corner of Danicl Wilson’s land; thence running south 160 rods ; thence east 1° rodr : thence north 160 rods; thence west 160 reds to the place of beginning together with al! tcnements, hereditamencs, iranchises, rights, priv ie ‘lege and appurtenances theiecto belonging be levied upon and sold to satisfy said judgment, Miss M Barnard, do C Miller, B Tent W Murphy, city + interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof ae d. plied to the payment of said sums as aforesa Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest biider for cash, in front of the Court House d60%, fin Nevada,on Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 1263, betweén the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M. and 4e’clo.k, P M. Given under my hand, this 26th day of Dec. 1862. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. J I. Caldwell, Atty. CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. rer The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIAS and ANTELUPE will leave on alternate days for San Francisco, at 2 o’clock Pp. M from the foot of K street. Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master, willleaveon Mondays, Weducsdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Maser. will leave on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. Marysville and Intermediate Land. ings—Ewvery Day. Steamer Young America, Littleton. Master, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’cloek, A. M. Change of Day for Red Bluff. Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Company will make two trips per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every day. For frieght ‘or passage by any of the above boats, apply on board, or att ofthe CaliHey ther Barres » On board rig Glo A. REDINGTOR, a W.H. TAYLOR. . Agente. Sacramento, April {7thtfCHRISTMAS ANDNEW YEAR'S PRESENTS!!!) ELIOLIDAYWT Goonpos?!t PHILLIPS hes just received at his Je store on Commercial stteet, a large and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of Dollis, Wagons. Canes, :;, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, o India’ Rubber Goods, China Toys, Tea Sets, Tin and Zinc Toys, Children, too numerous to mention. ig¢> He also keeps on hand the best assortment s €igars and Tobacco, to be found im this aty. Nevada. Dee, Ist. 1862. SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry,Goods Store! No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. S we are determined to dissolve partnership, we will sell our entire stock of Foreign «nd Domestic Dry, Goods, at San Francisco Cost. . Our stock comprises every’ Shticle connected with the trade. Gur Dumestic and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at LOW PRICES, ; and are determined not to be undersold by any

house in Nevada.’ Give us a call. del7 H. HORWITZ & CO PIONEER CIGAR STORG. D ime oorssheeen Pipe ber — 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. N. B, Store closed from Friday evening Saturday evening. ‘or a ag Sp keg OST MEL ALLS GSE . from head to toe, with Business Suits, W Wolworth, Grass V W Williams, do T A Smith, do FP McBriell, Rock C G Sutherland, Blue T OJ Woleot, do GW Bennett. do JgMecLaughlin, do { J Hawes, es DS Hourch, de 2 W Smith, *""do M Zellervach, Lake C J Polland. FrenehC J W Greenwell, R Dog O Hill, DutehKlat, JM Buckoian, do Mrs Watker, "Wash’n P Jones, : Mrs Haff. do . R Evans, du Wm Heiten, do BJoesink.,Woolsey’s T Phalen,. Cherokee GC Powers, JakeC. . . L Brannan, do JSCrosman, Todd’s V And in fact ten thousand different articles for } AEP EAE Dg OEE ee AROUSE! AROUSE! ! Awake from your Lethargy! KNOW YOU NOT the sll and Winter Campaign has commenced in earnest?—that henceforth a progressive and tridmrhant war, in the Clothing Department, will be ‘successfully prosecuted, until all the world and the ‘*rest of mankind,’’ are thoroughly equipped and Farnishing Goods? Just received, and for Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, at the old favorite place of resort, ‘ 8. HAAS & CO., Sor. ef Pine and Commereial Sts., Ot. 19th, . Nevada. } MOTHERS ! MOTHERS !! ‘Dorn to procure MRS. WINSLOW'S tg SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN This valuable preparation 18 the prescription of one of the most experienced and Skillful Nurses in New England, and has been used with mever failing success in THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but invigorates the stomach and bowels. corrects acidity, and gives tone andenergy to the whole system. It will almost instantly relieve Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, remedied, end in death .We believe it the best aud surest Remedy inthe World, in all cases of Dysentery dnd DIARKHGA in Children, whether arising from teething or fromany other cause. Fall directions for usiug will accorapany each bottle. None genuine unless the fac simile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. : Sold by all Medicine Dealers, Principal Office, 13 Cedar Street, New York PRICE ONLY 25 CENTS PER BOTTLE. REDINGTON & CO., ' AGENTS, jly 12-6m San Francisco. PRESERVE Y@UR BEAUTY! Symmetry Form! YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Spef cific Remedy known as HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Read the Advertisement in another coJumn, and profit by it— : Diseases and Symptoms Exuumerated. Cut ‘it out,and Preserve it. You may notnow require it. «But may at some Future Day, *¢ Jt gives heaith and vigor to the frame, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.”’ It Sayes Long Suffering and Exposure. Beware Counterfeits . Cures Warranted, San Francisco, Dec. 23d 1°62.—1m $100 Rewuard—Forany e ease of Syphilis, in any stage,which , DR. LE KFUHWAU’S GOLL EN BAL-~ SAM fails tocure. Ne comment is névessary upon this medicin’, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; if has cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes, and. will cure thousands morc. Golden Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such aS sores upon thelegs or other parts of the body, sore eyes, ete., ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tert:ary, Mercurial and Sphilitic KRheumatism. Price, $5 per bottle ;\upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State— NoTIce.—We have no agents for this medicine and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Observe well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a per-fect and lasting cure. . . RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail, Druggis‘s, Corner of Clay and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH oe Et Aensiolina dina ticabieamds tent ee sale at less than San Francisco Prices, . and overcome convulsions, which if not speedily { SILK HOUSE! JOSEPH ROBERTS &COo. Number 9, MONTGOMERY ¥ door from main LICK’S STREET, 34Gotrance in BLOCK, SAN FRANCISCO,’ IMPORTERS € Eee Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goods, jCleaks, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroideries, Hosiery, and Gloves! New and Fashionable Goods received from PARIS and NEW YORK, by ceery Steamer All orders entrusted to us by our LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA, COUNTY will be promptly attended to. del6 2m SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, REED Xs CAL. A Party will be given by MRS. BLUM, AT. TEMPERANCE HALL!! On Wednesday Eve’g, Dec. 31,1862 Tickets including Supper -$3,00. Nevada, Detember, 5th. e GEO. A. WEAVER, i _ Je W. CLARK, Nevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGROCERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS MINING TOOLS. &c., &c. Have taken the Stand formerly eccupied by WEAVEK & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Patronage solicited. Xr. Goods delivered free vf charge. £8 WEAVER «CO. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. 9 BATES & McCORMICK, — Wholesale Druggists, fs ANTIDOTE, & preparation never known to fail, for the cure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary derangements. None genuine without our circular of Golden Balsam wrapped around the boftle. ocim3 BAKER & WYMORE,. DBALERS IN 2 : Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALE. KINDS on hand and ‘r sale at Cheap rates cash. . Goods delivered Free cTCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. for sale uo WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and cheap forcdsh. 4 _ TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS,. No. 40 Main Street. “Gregory & Boring’s old stand. Nevada, Dev. 2nd, 1862. G. W. KIDD, Cc. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON. A. H. HANSON & CO., GuccEssors ‘ro T. ELLARD BEANS & co m "2 4 WHOLESALE AND. RETAIL DEALERS IN Groceries, P isions, Liquors, Naiis, Pewder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETC. No: 52 Rroad Street, Nevada, —_—<— + rr Goods delivered Free vf Charge. de? Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry AndMachine Shop, Spring Street, Nevada City TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL? to order. ‘Castings and Machinery of eve: description. Quartz Machine construct fitted up or » All kinds of Buildy, Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and cela. All orders filled gromptly. and at a8 uw rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh “Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, 3 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Q¢r Prescriptions carefully. compounded. > ia 4. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, ¥. BLOCK. JB A. BLOCK &CO., ’. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevads CIGAR:EMPORIUM ! No, 31 33, 35 amd 37, Broad Stftet, NEVADA CITY. \ % RECEIVED THIS DAY CIGARS! Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assortments of : HARD CUT, FINE CUT,And’ Smoking Tobacco ! !! i A. R. JENKINS. —<— PROCLAMATION : W TAKE THIS METHOD OF .” t Proclaiming to the World * — THAT — . MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: Can be obfained at LOW RATES. at A. P.CHURCH/& CO. Cor. of Pifte and Broad A. P. CHURCH & ©O., AVE a stock of Blank Bookt ts Stationery. Cutlery, Music. Mu ee cal Instruments, 4ohool Books. &¢-' &e. ; The Nevad saTURDAY n= CHRISTMAS ei mon style, leas memories with ere fond of Chri it with ‘pleasing alt ook back up Bat it ie not alw. tions, of the your of regret lower . after the holiday the children of . tosee the Chi it its branches, wi wake their little ken with neglec among the youn devise some pla: child who come: Christmas tree, procure a prese _ put gladpees in “dren, and if ou rents might sen dren, when they public benefits able to provide body else wil, 1 go home in disa MignTy Str China street on front of ane of was seized wit side-walk, a ho Whether the I ~ dueed the revu eshas not yet medieal -authe would Say.—' wiff of Pia ad MISERABLE that miserable . heen scattering Laughable ; do remeinber the ballet of hogs ina skillet: of it belonged to pauper here, wallowing cor Sacramente las , DELINQUE) the County pa triet Attorney proceed to p taxes. From 4th of Dec quents paid t was received ed, the grossa s teen thousand In A WEL & Mills fell Christmas Ev. the mile in twenty feet fi ing in the wu hour he was The animal is alittle. _ ALABASTE ly Visited . th 4 large size, k . deactiption i is undoubted In the sout anda half mil a guthered e: werlng. It of the orange leaves. 100,0 000 Ibs violet Ibs of tubero lowers. ° TRE conti Jackson, An to Epley at _ A Lepee was disceve: Palmetto R: Van Bur Calhoun, we Tae Lon finest wheh » Oa Pan