December 29, 1860 (4 pages)

4, x" ™ ~ “ons. Twenty-six years have wrought sve : » tthe quiet reflectiveness of age and experience. . which had been premeditated for some time ~~tmale and female filibusters. SIAMESE TWins.—These geutlemen ar rived yesterday afternoon and immediately began to receive company. Large crowds of curious visitors were in attendance, during the afternoon and evening, and all pronoauced the twins the most interesting speetacle they ever had the pleasure to look upchanges in Messrs. Chang and Eng since we Were first honored with their acquaiutanee, The impetuosity ‘of youth has given. piiehe Their English has improved, most extraordinarily, und they now appear as two natural ized American citizens, who have merged their original judividwalities in the republican circumstances. of. their adopted country. Messrs. Chang and, Eng are two-as intelligent and reived ‘American gentlemen as you can . meet, Goand see them. SuRPRISE Party.—A surprise party, back, took the residence of Mrs. Col. Whitman by surprise last night, and before the inmates knew what was coming their: domicil ‘was invaded and iu possession of the attack . . ing furve; which consisted of about thirty They did~ not, however, plunder the house, like some other parties that a Disbanded Vi olunteer used to tell us shout—for they came provided with ‘oll manner of victuals and sn abundant supply of Heidsick, which were consumed with much gusto, after which a dance was improvised, and every one had his dud her full thare of enjoyment. The TRANSCRIPT was represented by a member who did full justice to the champagne ;—he is not big; but we'll bet on him when it'comes to the wine. But a most marvellous. thing—and one whieh we cannot make Lokulitums believe, no way we fix it—is, that though the secret «of this expedition had been imparted to a large number of ladies, it was so strictly kept that no one but the parties in the plot «ver had the least inkling of it. If anybody knows of another such instance of female wecreey we should like to hear of it. Youne’s RaFrLe,—Let it not be torgotten that this raffle will. come off to-night, rain or. shine. We were looking over the “spread” of prizes, yesterday ; and, although our religious principles are somewhat opposed to worshiping at the shrine of Fortune— or, for the matter of that, at the shrine of any other heterodox gud or guddess—we ‘ could not help going in for a ticket or two. Our friend, Young, informs us that a few—a very few—tickets are still uasold. Now is your time—you that love to sport watches and jewelry without being compelled to labor _} for them—to adorn your persons with glittering ornaments for the bare investment of a paltry dollar. te" Jacob Clark, S T. Curtis and others arrived here a few days ago from Virginia «ity, via Placerville. They intend to return by the Henness Pass, rather than undergo the fatigues and miseries of the Placerville route. Their fervent prayer on the way was to meet the editor of the Sacrameuto Union, tg heighten in his experience the beauties of that. delectable route, he is so fond of gettiug travelers to enjoy. . ——Sxow.—The roade up into the higher regions of the mountains are still much impeded by the snow; though, through the kindly influenees of the suo and the determined ‘efforts of teamst ‘rs, the impediments to traveling are fast disappearing. . The sky last evening, was clear, giving promise of delight ful weather. _—_—_— te We learn tist the scarlet fever has made its appearance in this city. It ‘is confined only to a few families. Ss E. A-MaTTESON.—The Journal, of yesterday, is out, in an elaborate and well-deserved editorial, in favor of the legislature giving a tangible evidence of its appreciation of Mr. Matteson’s genius, and the benefits he has rendered the state, by his invention of the -hydraulie process of mining. Mr. Matteson, by his byfraulic process, and several other labor-saving mining machines, for which he neglected to take out patents, has unveiled millions of hidden wexlth, in the hills of California, which, otherwise, would have remained hidden forever, and we cordially join the _ Journal in recommending -his case to the } carnest and mest favorable conside tion of . the legislature. It is a remdrkable fact that Mr. Matteson, alter enabling thousands of his fellow miners. to become rich, should, himself, be poor. Let the state show its -cion’to restore union'and harmony. . out into lakes and sheets of waterjand to prestant, by . some “unknown, hand. é i breaking up of the Baer family, awe are formed that the miners of Central’ Hill weld . § a meeting at_which they pissed resolutions . ad appeinting a committee to wait on Bright and request him to leave ‘the camp. The com: inittee acted uccordingly, but received u sharp negative answer. On Thursday, at 5 P. M., Bright, who was s working in a shaft. tlahn, knocked off fur supper. “Hedid not return ut the usudFhout, when sowe of his partners went in search aud found ‘his body on the trail between the sliaft and his-hease.—Seven balls had been shot into his left breast, all withina space not larger than the palm of a man’s hand. He must have died instantly after the wound ; and inasmuch as either ball would have caused his death, it isnot likely ‘that the shots were fired from a pistol; but itis quite probable that whoever killed him did the deed with a shot gun loaded with buckshot, and fired close to his breast. The assassin is yet nnknown, . Secession av INDIAN HILL.—A correspendent, writing to the Marysville Appeal from Indian Hill, Sierra county, gives an necount of a cuse.of secession from ‘bed and board, and the subsequent failure of cverA married woman of the place left her husband for an affinity. ‘The hnsband went, with ten of his friends, «ll armed with pistols, knives and whisky, to tear her from his rival’s arms. Said rival wae boss of-a flume contract, and hisemployees, getting: “wind of the intended agsault upon his premises ayd prize, rallied to protect them, The rescuers came puff-] ing through the mud at last, and sent one of . their uumber, who thought he° had some in* fluence with the recreant wife, to reason the matter with her. She answered his pacific arguments with a vessel of \hot water, and an imperative order to “ git ;” whereupon he “ got,” and all negotiations ended. The assailing party, finding that forcible mensures would be forcibly resisted, coneluded to return whence they came without more ado. . A few days subsequently, one of the fluine hands, nemed Burns, was met by some of the ten,” and fired upon in avery cowardly manner by twe persons. He had to run tor his life, and--was luckily not hit. He has since lodged a complaint against his dastardly assailants, and warrants are now out for their arrest. ‘The citizens of Indian Hill are much incensed at the attempted murder. san. Burre Creek DaM BROKE.—The Marysville Democrat learns that the recent floods have caused the dam at the mouth of Butte Creek to give way, and the water is rushing . py through at a tremendous rate. This dam was erected by the San Franciseo and Marysville Railroad Company, in order to turn off the waters of Butte Creek’ from the tule lands over which the railroad track is. to run.— Butte Creek, at its mouth, is apt to spread vent this and turn the whole body into the Sacramento river, was the object of the dam. What effect it will have ‘upon the embankment across the tules, if any, we donot know, but think it will: do no great injury. ee A Lucky Eprror.—It is enough to make one’s ‘teeth water to read John R. Ridge’s reminiscences of Christmas. Never did an editor have stich friends! Roasted turkeys . and pigs, with corpulent demijohus of wine and cider'to wash the edibles down, seem to have poured m upon our favored brother, with a profusion, only equaled by the miraculotis eoveys of quails, wherewith Jehovah fed the Israelites in the desert. It must be a pleasant thing to edit the Marysville Democrat, and not less pleasant to be the wife and daughter of a man so blessed. ter, Esq., Rev. T. Starr King, Rev. 8. B. Bell and Rev. J. H. Benten lecture before the Sacramento Library. Association during the ensuing season. — Tue United States expedition for the survey of the Chiriqui route across the. Isthmus of. Panama, is said to have reported thafit is far superior to the Chagres and Aspinwall route, in every respect. It is nearer North America than the yet route. broken in his lite fight for the champiynship of England, in which Hurst won soeasily. ‘THe San Francisco members of the Legisiature will introduce a bill this winter for & gratitude. “than now. ‘The Compan silver mines recently dicovered in the vicinity Lecrures.—Geueral Shields, Nathan Por. ' ie Two of the ribs of Tom Paddock were his rath it Bt aseyere Winter.— rie sin the Pony is doing much better than its mostsa friends, not its owners, at dared to hope for. Advicés from W: indicate that.a strong effort is about to "be i made to give out a tri-weekly Overland mail contract upon the route, = the Pony Express as a sort of addenila to take letters through regularly in ten days. If permanent ‘stations can be buitt.a the route, se as to afford shelteyfor wen and stock at ‘all weasons, it will enabje the Pony. te-run mach. quicker . are anxious to seeure such a contract, and in fact it is what they have heen figuring for, ‘by keeping up the Pony Express so well, ‘They expect aid from California in furtherance of their design, and as an inducement, offer to reduce the, present rates of postage about seventy-five yer cent., making the charge on half-ounce etters $1 25, instead of $5, and 75 cents for quarter-ounce letters, guaranteed to. be carried through in ten sche What, pay you ? iASILVER ikinunays We have at last, says’ the Los Angeles Star, a veritable working company of silver in Southern Californias A large company arrived here about two weeks sinee frou the upper country, bound to the of Bear Valley, in San Barnardino county. They seém tabe well provided with all the necessary appliances, and sturted from here ‘on Sunday, last for ‘their. field -of operations, under the guidange of Mr. J. G Cooper, who is managing agent of the company . Plugging, © Otek stopping with Lael Gok, . inal eavitics, Large as per” agi reement. All other kinds ar fillings such. as Platina, Silver, Succestoniam Cement, Gutta Pereha. Fee however large $2,50.at DR. _ LEV ASON’S aig up °taits, ecorner Commercial street, Nev { = gent? _ELEVATOR MILLS. rE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, At Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. via the Steamer of the Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and 3 Panama. Connectin Paeific 5 DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. Meza The “magnificent Steamship GOLDEN GATE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengets and Treasure, on On Tuesday, January ft, ages. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. punctuall and connect NS ia Panama Railroad at Aspinwa for NEW YORK. = steamshi 3 tickets can be obtained. The Panama Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship oes have authorized us Agents for the sale of tickets. ‘Treasure for shi t will be received on board the atpraashio s ancl 12 o’clock (midnight) om Mon A cobahucmlins freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P.M., Sept. 10th, rer a vy OMmess 0) in cnt bad vor Frei nt Passa apply te ‘or or aesae ms FORBES Doo g pre ne BOOeE. Ascot. Sacramento and sts. pasa San + Poxedes. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M: Mamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-] TER’S TOOLS, fea niga mtgg and moe, F Imlements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, nom Powder, 7. k, etc., éte, t the old stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6~tf Tin Shop For Sale ! ‘HE undersigned having business to ‘otherwise occupy his attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Ked , county of Nevada Said shop is located in one of the pe t Bioneers ss the styte. Any person wishing to s 8 in the copinsiatn tema do-well to ¢all and exine before locating elsewhere. mata 8 it W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December 1ta.—-tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can. Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, * Broad Street, Nevada. {RESH pear gy Snag of ALL, KINDS, on hand and tor sale, at Cheap rates for en. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. . woop-—or all kinds, on hand and for sale potas for cash. ; d3-tt _ TREES, FLOWERS AND GARDEN . MAKING. r ‘HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM he Ladies ead fe Payer geome of Nevada and 2 for paid fire department: ‘. ter’s ** STOMACH BITTERS” have attained . ; ,. more fercible manner than any words which we. portion of patrona; he will ph pm ahat be in! wea on his busin man to roe ty revel on wy oral the this season He w veil LAY OUT GARDENS . state, as F ropa ceapness of hose, ete, customers Ww: Bare aoe him. Place of a ree “ i stree eva Flower, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. . ", hiet~ = Bivins freqnroot brick Having been Mey ae in the business for the last three years, he expects a liberal ‘that mie, —These cnnquniied Bitters and Toni«e are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cases of. Dy: bility, Lossof appetite or any irregularity of the atomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic, As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, ard have’ thousands become an Indispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit. For saleby GEO. W,5N wide . {130 Washitigton street, San Franciseq.)And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants. throughout the country. n6-3m _irScovill’s Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Liver 8 eures all diseases of the Blood] . and mae BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, Cures any derangement of the Liver. BLOOD'AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and all Eruptions. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. vures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER BYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Stands at the head of all preparations as a Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. Sold by Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. . SNELE, successor to Park & White, Agent, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. Wall’s Balsam has proved more successful than ‘all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. remedy for CoNsUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has receivell the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Niglitsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none ean.be found 80 efficacious as Dr. WM, HALL’s BALSAM. It subdues the irriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a very short spaco;of time. It subdues the irritation, stops thes a iyg, and restores the strength’ in & very she space of time. It is well worthy your trial. 7 Be sure and take none but Dr. Wan. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to eure all ordiuary cases ‘of the. Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzu. The Balsam will eure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franciseo né.3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetduring the past year bespeaks its excellence in a can offer, It renovates, purifies and strengthens’. * the system, and aids the stomach in the performance of iés functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, belicving and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost, of the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases erising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the ** Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most de. lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to: Park & White, General. agent. for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m G. C. JONES, ; Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines and Li Merchant Strect, two doors west of Battery. * — San Franciseo, Dee ?%—Im x-GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement. of this Age! Ss. HO WARD's NEY IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for gale at reduced prices Having a ps Ff on hand, he will sell cheap for eash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse Twinc, direct from the Atlautie States. 4,000 VYurds of Ready-Made Hose! of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the surrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stend 75 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing : LAWRKENC HYDRAULIC PILOT, — DUCK. ets OR EUREKA 5 aden appeal is to the miners! ! Gite him a liberal e himeelf asa I te Serous Pua im the, Head see over bang & Co's Et enware scar épopsia; De. “This astonishing . . uor 8, All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in ev very P ay Ae ea jor the o'clock bouts {uF FOR MARYSVILLE. at 6 olor above pogo > hat rf cry moming ay ° rass Valley, Ready ew tee, and pir ving at Marysville in’ to conhect. with. the ee rag s 2 o'clock stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CIrry. ” Leaves every mo at 50 clock fer North San Juan, Camptonville City and Downlevilie ae FOR ORLEANS FLATr day. at 7 o'clock A. M., vin Ben's LGHVES ov: Bech. 3 Hee City, Wolsey’s Plat; Moore's. ton egg at ‘Orleans beogen isp Re-— turning, I gig yd deck at s.o’cluck ee ‘ a oe connecting the Marys sv Hite and Sacrament ito 8 Sti AMES cides TH, Pees't “C2800. Ww. > CRORERTS, A: ent, *Nevadae ec. MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY’ cc) J: K. SALE. & CO., : ESPECTPULLY INFORM. PASSENGERS . fer the above place, that.they have.on hand Some Fifty Mules, ee T he best in the State, that can be had at all tintes Persons intending ng. going: over the mountains, ean be well fitted out Pe mck age at our atables, . in Nereleer Gugse Vall Vos arog ters is = ent, is Nov. 274tf National ngghange. Ho ‘EL DE PARIS, OV. GHA Ls..06.+.PROPRIETOR, No. 8 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. The Eati tmen mt will be as a 88 RESTAURANT, and reste’ a be acevo, at all hours ef the Day. : THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Beds are as clean. and leueitont as any in Cat. \ Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be actomntodated in the same room, at’ the rok ae notice #3 and in a style that can not be surpassed, TAMORING : BL FO sty tascam oes epairing o men’s loth ng. ‘Keeps-constantly a hand, Fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, . Which he s prepared to make up in the LATEST ‘ STYLE and on reasonable terms. ocauiet! on aT street, in the str rg 5g y hompson oppos' e Na tional K uneboage ais 85~-tf > a Opposition is the Mife of ‘Prnde, ” Bana P viii’ yg B STAGE LINE. JAS.S. McCUE would Gre. notice that on and after ONDAY, Sept. 24th he will put ona line of Stages between Nevada an Fuville leaving Nevada ev ONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA Erie. at 7 o'clock. Ay yr a es tis line Shae =F to in ONE DAY, saving time and ni? ¢ mone nO ted States Hotel, Nevada, Cc. H. MEVER & co. ‘Importers and Wholesale Dealers in " FRENCH BRANDIES, Winos and Foreign & DomesticLiquors generally BRICK STORE, . NO 7%GBROAD STREET, NEVADA. 08 . FASHION BESTAURANT ™~) COMMERCIAL 8ST. : ey (2) Opposite Tallman & Turners, BP sen NEVADA = uy CHAS, IRISH...:. Proprietor HAS resumed Le yard ot this well known Restauran 1AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT _ MODERATE RATES, x Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and al} the good thiugs in the market, furnished ata the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the * FASHION” as a firstclass restaurant, and as such J recommend it to po so Soeane of the city and the county at la persons Who relish a GOOD MAL will bie ngs to ‘call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf a BILLIARD TABEK MANUFACTORY. RnoUxX Se, s ar , reat Nevada, ~ SAVE NOW ( co our PLETE yf oN HAND oe OF. tomes age TABLES, Balls, billiard Cloth amd Cues. We receive from Paris, Lb undon and ; New Yorka full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. ; Cabinet Work Quickly executet at the moet reasonable prices “ab 2m BLAZE’S SALOON, at You Want a Good wank, GO TO BLAZEH’S! Nevadai Sept : E RE MARKET,. On Pine 5 just below &#:44’s Vin harles Kent, oun in:orm his eld ‘wad PO EER TABLES ete to gre keeps on hand at all times a Rot (oan hs i. ne will sell w er ‘ Allg do of Cattle, ete., ete. in the ’ Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.— moments notice, and got up in.a style suited ta” ; . COR: OF PINE AND COMMEKUIALST. ! i" lot of a

4, x" ™ ~ “ons. Twenty-six years have wrought sve : » tthe quiet reflectiveness of age and experience. . which had been premeditated for some time ~~tmale and female filibusters. SIAMESE TWins.—These geutlemen ar rived yesterday afternoon and immediately began to receive company. Large crowds of curious visitors were in attendance, during the afternoon and evening, and all pronoauced the twins the most interesting speetacle they ever had the pleasure to look upchanges in Messrs. Chang and Eng since we Were first honored with their acquaiutanee, The impetuosity ‘of youth has given. piiehe Their English has improved, most extraordinarily, und they now appear as two natural ized American citizens, who have merged their original judividwalities in the republican circumstances. of. their adopted country. Messrs. Chang and, Eng are two-as intelligent and reived ‘American gentlemen as you can . meet, Goand see them. SuRPRISE Party.—A surprise party, back, took the residence of Mrs. Col. Whitman by surprise last night, and before the inmates knew what was coming their: domicil ‘was invaded and iu possession of the attack . . ing furve; which consisted of about thirty They did~ not, however, plunder the house, like some other parties that a Disbanded Vi olunteer used to tell us shout—for they came provided with ‘oll manner of victuals and sn abundant supply of Heidsick, which were consumed with much gusto, after which a dance was improvised, and every one had his dud her full thare of enjoyment. The TRANSCRIPT was represented by a member who did full justice to the champagne ;—he is not big; but we'll bet on him when it'comes to the wine. But a most marvellous. thing—and one whieh we cannot make Lokulitums believe, no way we fix it—is, that though the secret «of this expedition had been imparted to a large number of ladies, it was so strictly kept that no one but the parties in the plot «ver had the least inkling of it. If anybody knows of another such instance of female wecreey we should like to hear of it. Youne’s RaFrLe,—Let it not be torgotten that this raffle will. come off to-night, rain or. shine. We were looking over the “spread” of prizes, yesterday ; and, although our religious principles are somewhat opposed to worshiping at the shrine of Fortune— or, for the matter of that, at the shrine of any other heterodox gud or guddess—we ‘ could not help going in for a ticket or two. Our friend, Young, informs us that a few—a very few—tickets are still uasold. Now is your time—you that love to sport watches and jewelry without being compelled to labor _} for them—to adorn your persons with glittering ornaments for the bare investment of a paltry dollar. te" Jacob Clark, S T. Curtis and others arrived here a few days ago from Virginia «ity, via Placerville. They intend to return by the Henness Pass, rather than undergo the fatigues and miseries of the Placerville route. Their fervent prayer on the way was to meet the editor of the Sacrameuto Union, tg heighten in his experience the beauties of that. delectable route, he is so fond of gettiug travelers to enjoy. . ——Sxow.—The roade up into the higher regions of the mountains are still much impeded by the snow; though, through the kindly influenees of the suo and the determined ‘efforts of teamst ‘rs, the impediments to traveling are fast disappearing. . The sky last evening, was clear, giving promise of delight ful weather. _—_—_— te We learn tist the scarlet fever has made its appearance in this city. It ‘is confined only to a few families. Ss E. A-MaTTESON.—The Journal, of yesterday, is out, in an elaborate and well-deserved editorial, in favor of the legislature giving a tangible evidence of its appreciation of Mr. Matteson’s genius, and the benefits he has rendered the state, by his invention of the -hydraulie process of mining. Mr. Matteson, by his byfraulic process, and several other labor-saving mining machines, for which he neglected to take out patents, has unveiled millions of hidden wexlth, in the hills of California, which, otherwise, would have remained hidden forever, and we cordially join the _ Journal in recommending -his case to the } carnest and mest favorable conside tion of . the legislature. It is a remdrkable fact that Mr. Matteson, alter enabling thousands of his fellow miners. to become rich, should, himself, be poor. Let the state show its -cion’to restore union'and harmony. . out into lakes and sheets of waterjand to prestant, by . some “unknown, hand. é i breaking up of the Baer family, awe are formed that the miners of Central’ Hill weld . § a meeting at_which they pissed resolutions . ad appeinting a committee to wait on Bright and request him to leave ‘the camp. The com: inittee acted uccordingly, but received u sharp negative answer. On Thursday, at 5 P. M., Bright, who was s working in a shaft. tlahn, knocked off fur supper. “Hedid not return ut the usudFhout, when sowe of his partners went in search aud found ‘his body on the trail between the sliaft and his-hease.—Seven balls had been shot into his left breast, all withina space not larger than the palm of a man’s hand. He must have died instantly after the wound ; and inasmuch as either ball would have caused his death, it isnot likely ‘that the shots were fired from a pistol; but itis quite probable that whoever killed him did the deed with a shot gun loaded with buckshot, and fired close to his breast. The assassin is yet nnknown, . Secession av INDIAN HILL.—A correspendent, writing to the Marysville Appeal from Indian Hill, Sierra county, gives an necount of a cuse.of secession from ‘bed and board, and the subsequent failure of cverA married woman of the place left her husband for an affinity. ‘The hnsband went, with ten of his friends, «ll armed with pistols, knives and whisky, to tear her from his rival’s arms. Said rival wae boss of-a flume contract, and hisemployees, getting: “wind of the intended agsault upon his premises ayd prize, rallied to protect them, The rescuers came puff-] ing through the mud at last, and sent one of . their uumber, who thought he° had some in* fluence with the recreant wife, to reason the matter with her. She answered his pacific arguments with a vessel of \hot water, and an imperative order to “ git ;” whereupon he “ got,” and all negotiations ended. The assailing party, finding that forcible mensures would be forcibly resisted, coneluded to return whence they came without more ado. . A few days subsequently, one of the fluine hands, nemed Burns, was met by some of the ten,” and fired upon in avery cowardly manner by twe persons. He had to run tor his life, and--was luckily not hit. He has since lodged a complaint against his dastardly assailants, and warrants are now out for their arrest. ‘The citizens of Indian Hill are much incensed at the attempted murder. san. Burre Creek DaM BROKE.—The Marysville Democrat learns that the recent floods have caused the dam at the mouth of Butte Creek to give way, and the water is rushing . py through at a tremendous rate. This dam was erected by the San Franciseo and Marysville Railroad Company, in order to turn off the waters of Butte Creek’ from the tule lands over which the railroad track is. to run.— Butte Creek, at its mouth, is apt to spread vent this and turn the whole body into the Sacramento river, was the object of the dam. What effect it will have ‘upon the embankment across the tules, if any, we donot know, but think it will: do no great injury. ee A Lucky Eprror.—It is enough to make one’s ‘teeth water to read John R. Ridge’s reminiscences of Christmas. Never did an editor have stich friends! Roasted turkeys . and pigs, with corpulent demijohus of wine and cider'to wash the edibles down, seem to have poured m upon our favored brother, with a profusion, only equaled by the miraculotis eoveys of quails, wherewith Jehovah fed the Israelites in the desert. It must be a pleasant thing to edit the Marysville Democrat, and not less pleasant to be the wife and daughter of a man so blessed. ter, Esq., Rev. T. Starr King, Rev. 8. B. Bell and Rev. J. H. Benten lecture before the Sacramento Library. Association during the ensuing season. — Tue United States expedition for the survey of the Chiriqui route across the. Isthmus of. Panama, is said to have reported thafit is far superior to the Chagres and Aspinwall route, in every respect. It is nearer North America than the yet route. broken in his lite fight for the champiynship of England, in which Hurst won soeasily. ‘THe San Francisco members of the Legisiature will introduce a bill this winter for & gratitude. “than now. ‘The Compan silver mines recently dicovered in the vicinity Lecrures.—Geueral Shields, Nathan Por. ' ie Two of the ribs of Tom Paddock were his rath it Bt aseyere Winter.— rie sin the Pony is doing much better than its mostsa friends, not its owners, at dared to hope for. Advicés from W: indicate that.a strong effort is about to "be i made to give out a tri-weekly Overland mail contract upon the route, = the Pony Express as a sort of addenila to take letters through regularly in ten days. If permanent ‘stations can be buitt.a the route, se as to afford shelteyfor wen and stock at ‘all weasons, it will enabje the Pony. te-run mach. quicker . are anxious to seeure such a contract, and in fact it is what they have heen figuring for, ‘by keeping up the Pony Express so well, ‘They expect aid from California in furtherance of their design, and as an inducement, offer to reduce the, present rates of postage about seventy-five yer cent., making the charge on half-ounce etters $1 25, instead of $5, and 75 cents for quarter-ounce letters, guaranteed to. be carried through in ten sche What, pay you ? iASILVER ikinunays We have at last, says’ the Los Angeles Star, a veritable working company of silver in Southern Californias A large company arrived here about two weeks sinee frou the upper country, bound to the of Bear Valley, in San Barnardino county. They seém tabe well provided with all the necessary appliances, and sturted from here ‘on Sunday, last for ‘their. field -of operations, under the guidange of Mr. J. G Cooper, who is managing agent of the company . Plugging, © Otek stopping with Lael Gok, . inal eavitics, Large as per” agi reement. All other kinds ar fillings such. as Platina, Silver, Succestoniam Cement, Gutta Pereha. Fee however large $2,50.at DR. _ LEV ASON’S aig up °taits, ecorner Commercial street, Nev { = gent? _ELEVATOR MILLS. rE ARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, At Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. via the Steamer of the Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Bor New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and 3 Panama. Connectin Paeific 5 DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. Meza The “magnificent Steamship GOLDEN GATE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passengets and Treasure, on On Tuesday, January ft, ages. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. punctuall and connect NS ia Panama Railroad at Aspinwa for NEW YORK. = steamshi 3 tickets can be obtained. The Panama Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship oes have authorized us Agents for the sale of tickets. ‘Treasure for shi t will be received on board the atpraashio s ancl 12 o’clock (midnight) om Mon A cobahucmlins freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P.M., Sept. 10th, rer a vy OMmess 0) in cnt bad vor Frei nt Passa apply te ‘or or aesae ms FORBES Doo g pre ne BOOeE. Ascot. Sacramento and sts. pasa San + Poxedes. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M: Mamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-] TER’S TOOLS, fea niga mtgg and moe, F Imlements, Blacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, nom Powder, 7. k, etc., éte, t the old stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6~tf Tin Shop For Sale ! ‘HE undersigned having business to ‘otherwise occupy his attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Ked , county of Nevada Said shop is located in one of the pe t Bioneers ss the styte. Any person wishing to s 8 in the copinsiatn tema do-well to ¢all and exine before locating elsewhere. mata 8 it W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December 1ta.—-tf

BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can. Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, * Broad Street, Nevada. {RESH pear gy Snag of ALL, KINDS, on hand and tor sale, at Cheap rates for en. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. . woop-—or all kinds, on hand and for sale potas for cash. ; d3-tt _ TREES, FLOWERS AND GARDEN . MAKING. r ‘HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM he Ladies ead fe Payer geome of Nevada and 2 for paid fire department: ‘. ter’s ** STOMACH BITTERS” have attained . ; ,. more fercible manner than any words which we. portion of patrona; he will ph pm ahat be in! wea on his busin man to roe ty revel on wy oral the this season He w veil LAY OUT GARDENS . state, as F ropa ceapness of hose, ete, customers Ww: Bare aoe him. Place of a ree “ i stree eva Flower, Trees, Shrubbery & Seeds. . ", hiet~ = Bivins freqnroot brick Having been Mey ae in the business for the last three years, he expects a liberal ‘that mie, —These cnnquniied Bitters and Toni«e are new meeting with unparalleled sales and favor with consumers. Inall cases of. Dy: bility, Lossof appetite or any irregularity of the atomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic, As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, ard have’ thousands become an Indispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and free from any deleterious substance, can be taken by all young and old, male and female, with benefit. For saleby GEO. W,5N wide . {130 Washitigton street, San Franciseq.)And by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants. throughout the country. n6-3m _irScovill’s Sarsaparilla, or Blood and Liver 8 eures all diseases of the Blood] . and mae BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, Cures any derangement of the Liver. BLOOD'AND LIVER SYRUP. Cures Pimples on the face, and all Eruptions. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. vures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. BLOOD AND LIVER BYRUP. Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatism. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given to all physicians. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. Stands at the head of all preparations as a Blood Purifier and Liver Remedy. Sold by Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. . SNELE, successor to Park & White, Agent, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. Wall’s Balsam has proved more successful than ‘all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. remedy for CoNsUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has receivell the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Niglitsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none ean.be found 80 efficacious as Dr. WM, HALL’s BALSAM. It subdues the irriration, stops the sweating, and restores the strength in a very short spaco;of time. It subdues the irritation, stops thes a iyg, and restores the strength’ in & very she space of time. It is well worthy your trial. 7 Be sure and take none but Dr. Wan. Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to eure all ordiuary cases ‘of the. Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzu. The Balsam will eure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franciseo né.3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetduring the past year bespeaks its excellence in a can offer, It renovates, purifies and strengthens’. * the system, and aids the stomach in the performance of iés functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, belicving and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost, of the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseases erising from a disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the ** Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tenic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most de. lightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to: Park & White, General. agent. for California, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. n6-3m G. C. JONES, ; Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines and Li Merchant Strect, two doors west of Battery. * — San Franciseo, Dee ?%—Im x-GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement. of this Age! Ss. HO WARD's NEY IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for gale at reduced prices Having a ps Ff on hand, he will sell cheap for eash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse Twinc, direct from the Atlautie States. 4,000 VYurds of Ready-Made Hose! of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the surrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stend 75 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing : LAWRKENC HYDRAULIC PILOT, — DUCK. ets OR EUREKA 5 aden appeal is to the miners! ! Gite him a liberal e himeelf asa I te Serous Pua im the, Head see over bang & Co's Et enware scar épopsia; De. “This astonishing . . uor 8, All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in ev very P ay Ae ea jor the o'clock bouts {uF FOR MARYSVILLE. at 6 olor above pogo > hat rf cry moming ay ° rass Valley, Ready ew tee, and pir ving at Marysville in’ to conhect. with. the ee rag s 2 o'clock stages to Shasta. FOR FOREST CIrry. ” Leaves every mo at 50 clock fer North San Juan, Camptonville City and Downlevilie ae FOR ORLEANS FLATr day. at 7 o'clock A. M., vin Ben's LGHVES ov: Bech. 3 Hee City, Wolsey’s Plat; Moore's. ton egg at ‘Orleans beogen isp Re-— turning, I gig yd deck at s.o’cluck ee ‘ a oe connecting the Marys sv Hite and Sacrament ito 8 Sti AMES cides TH, Pees't “C2800. Ww. > CRORERTS, A: ent, *Nevadae ec. MULES FOR VIRGINIA CITY’ cc) J: K. SALE. & CO., : ESPECTPULLY INFORM. PASSENGERS . fer the above place, that.they have.on hand Some Fifty Mules, ee T he best in the State, that can be had at all tintes Persons intending ng. going: over the mountains, ean be well fitted out Pe mck age at our atables, . in Nereleer Gugse Vall Vos arog ters is = ent, is Nov. 274tf National ngghange. Ho ‘EL DE PARIS, OV. GHA Ls...06.+.PROPRIETOR, No. 8 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. The Eati tmen mt will be as a 88 RESTAURANT, and reste’ a be acevo, at all hours ef the Day. : THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS Beds are as clean. and leueitont as any in Cat. \ Dinner or Ball Parties, Up to Two Hundred persons, can be actomntodated in the same room, at’ the rok ae notice #3 and in a style that can not be surpassed, TAMORING : BL FO sty tascam oes epairing o men’s loth ng. ‘Keeps-constantly a hand, Fine Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings, . Which he s prepared to make up in the LATEST ‘ STYLE and on reasonable terms. ocauiet! on aT street, in the str rg 5g y hompson oppos' e Na tional K uneboage ais 85~-tf > a Opposition is the Mife of ‘Prnde, ” Bana P viii’ yg B STAGE LINE. JAS.S. McCUE would Gre. notice that on and after ONDAY, Sept. 24th he will put ona line of Stages between Nevada an Fuville leaving Nevada ev ONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDA Erie. at 7 o'clock. Ay yr a es tis line Shae =F to in ONE DAY, saving time and ni? ¢ mone nO ted States Hotel, Nevada, Cc. H. MEVER & co. ‘Importers and Wholesale Dealers in " FRENCH BRANDIES, Winos and Foreign & DomesticLiquors generally BRICK STORE, . NO 7%GBROAD STREET, NEVADA. 08 . FASHION BESTAURANT ™~) COMMERCIAL 8ST.. : ey (2) Opposite Tallman & Turners, BP sen NEVADA = uy CHAS, IRISH.....:.. Proprietor HAS resumed Le yard ot this well known Restauran 1AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT _ MODERATE RATES, x Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and al} the good thiugs in the market, furnished ata the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the * FASHION” as a firstclass restaurant, and as such J recommend it to po so Soeane of the city and the county at la persons Who relish a GOOD MAL will bie ngs to ‘call and see” for themselves. Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf a BILLIARD TABEK MANUFACTORY. RnoUxX Se, s ar , reat Nevada, ~ SAVE NOW ( co our PLETE yf oN HAND oe OF. tomes age TABLES, Balls, billiard Cloth amd Cues. We receive from Paris, Lb undon and ; New Yorka full assortment of everything used in our branch of business. ; Cabinet Work Quickly executet at the moet reasonable prices “ab 2m BLAZE’S SALOON, at You Want a Good wank, GO TO BLAZEH’S! Nevadai Sept : E RE MARKET,. On Pine 5 just below &#:44’s Vin harles Kent, oun in:orm his eld ‘wad PO EER TABLES ete to gre keeps on hand at all times a Rot (oan hs i. ne will sell w er ‘ Allg do of Cattle, ete., ete. in the ’ Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860.— moments notice, and got up in.a style suited ta” ; . COR: OF PINE AND COMMEKUIALST. ! i" lot of a