December 29, 1861 (4 pages)

Preek Verets 7! 8° 8Es FEY = 8 = = 3 A" pearaes PES RRS RITES § =! & ela ee [FF We montionedite case-of aman who, having been on . for several days, fancied himself pret sy yr nage the following day, as he had determined that bis funeral should take place at that time. A case somewhat similar occurred again a few ‘days ago. The hero, this tame, is a citizen of Grass Valley who, on a visit to Nevada, got . on a tremendous spree which lasted several days, and brought him to that condition of ‘snakes, monkeys, and all manner of imaginary monsters. Our man didn’t see any monkeys, but he came to the conclusion that he was a walking’ + having lest his earthly into a saloon, where he was greeted by an acquaintance with the customary : pg ——, how do you do?” * Don’t call me ——. sir,” solemnly answeared the self-fancying walking corpse. * —« is no longer my name; I am dead, sir. 1 walk only to save funeral expenses, sir.” And he stalked out of the room in the most lugubrious and funereal style. New Year’s Sports —A dog fight, for $100 aside, is advertised to come off:on New Years Day at Tracy's Pavilion. The canise coutestents will be Mr. Ashmore’s “Spot” and Mr. Taylor’s “ Boxer.” The dogs are well unatched, both being light wage Bouks Presentep —Twe. neat little volumes made their appearance on our table yesterday from the well selected stock of © bs Neb atriotic and Heroic Eloquence” is the title of a well gotten up work of some two hundred and fifty pages, in which are collected many gems* of eloquence from the first to the latest American statesmen and wri" _ ters—all save the lamented and highly yifted Baker. Why the thrilling speech of Col. Baker at New York did not fiod a place in ‘the volumé along with the words of his com“peers;iwei Xf@Rt a loss to say. Baker should have had a page before any patriot orator of ‘ ecg ol “ Bancroft’s Handbook of Mining” is a handy volume. A most interesting feature of the work is the treatise of Gen. Halleck en the art of war. Accompanying the volume is a monthly magazine of the History of the Rise and Progress’ of the RebellionIt is fall of interesting facts relative to the war. These works, and many others may be ob tained at the cuunter of the Pioneer Book Store Commercial Street. War with Enetasp Cerrain.—It is with no ordinary feelings of distress that we ‘ announce to our readers that a war with . England has become a fatal and inevitable result of the Mason end Slidell affair. * Up to the present moment we had cherished the hope that the rent made in internatienal law by Capt. Wilkes was of a nature to make a repairing or, at least, a patching of it adi, plomatic possibility ; but, adi: that pleasant illusion has been dispelled, and we. fear forever. An eminent lawyer of Nevada, one of these profound jurisconsults whose opinions are law, and which it appears to be the exelusive good fortune of all one-horse towns to possess, bas decided that war must come, that tlood must be shed, and that England is the . that has got to shed it. This con‘has been arrived at after mature deliberation and a thorough di tion of macy Tatetnational Law, so tit there ap be hat Bille ape of any t but a blwod te tion of. this difficulty. Necross Honorep.—Ex-President Rob{ erts and Gov. Bensen, both of Monrovia, Af rica, have been elected corresponding members of the American Ethnological Society. y te The Mirror says over a thotsand per. sons took passage for San Francisco on the steamer Nevada, at Sacramento, on Monday, EW" The Contra Conta Gazette tays there will be an unusually large quantity of grain sewn-this season, as it is supposed the forign demand will continue to afford a good re 8 Se eee DR. C. M. BATES, . DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY. alas just restives— Rowler’s Rheumatic Mixture. “ia Hypophosphites of Lime Oxygenated Bitters. Italian Remedy. ‘Webber's Invigorating Cordial. Hall’s Balsam, for the yang Jayne's Expectorant. Gracfenberg Family Medicines. Risley Buchu. Geoghagan’s Mydroptper. Watt's Nervous Antidote, _ Cheap as the Cheapest ! Nevada, Dee. 10th, 1861. Will gyn r ea in all E. BH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ae ee of the’ Courts of Nevada aes a tne Come bene Oct. 13th. 1861. . ‘ COUNTY SURVEYOR. ~ _ OF FICE—At the Court House, Nevada. ao tier® for JOHN L. GAMBLE, eovene eee een and Pine Pinestrects. r. J. DUNN, will in all ite practice the State of Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m 4. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. , Physician and Surgeen, ESIDENCE gis La Qrawares @ Over H T. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. E—ON BROAD STREET *s Saloon, Nevads. California WM. SHERMAN &CoO., MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS & RETAILERS —OFr— AND : GENTS FURNISHING Goods, Trunks and Valises. Wm. 8. & Co., are receiving by every Steamer, INVOICES OF NEW GOODs, Of the latest styles. ALL OF WHICH THEY W1LL SELL Cheaper than any other Mouse im the State. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES, marten: NG ¢ have the LARGEST STOCK & GREATEST VARIETY IN THE SLATE And as we Manufacture and Import ajl of our Goods ourselves, we are prepared te sell Trupks and Valises, CHEAPER than the same quality can be bought elsewhere. WM. SHERMAN « Co. 212 & 214 Sansome Street, corner nov30-2m Commercial, San Francisco. NATIONAL \L EXCHANGE A> BR. JENKINS, . Nevada, Oct. M. M. TILTON, Attermey and Counselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET, Flagg’s Brick Building, up stairs. Nevada, Oct. 234d—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, No. 18 & 21 Commercial Street, te T DEAL. Nast Stove, Timware. Lead se WOU aaa J and JOBBING done to ongior dispatch. . Weis tn "to with neatness and EVA LESALE ANE W.H. CRAWFORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) a ane DEALERS wanale, © UILDING stand No. 27 MAIN STREET. 6—tf LEWIS BROTHERS., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SEGARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS; J. LEWIs, 8s. LEWIS, San Francisco. §§ Nevada. Carson City July 27, 1861-tf Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP SONORA. See eee CAR eee De ee Will leave Folsom Street, Wharf on Saturday,~ December 2ist, 1861. At? o'clock A. ™M., punctually. — cor soaramente Sioa beens hagh a amcor Panama to New York by the A DR. R.M. ge A! AND SURG EON, RA ILROAD. to Lincoln in two hours ! _— = from Sacramen the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 60 as to have from five to six hours at their disposal, returning the same day. : Running of Trains : $ Ss. V. BR. BR. AND C. C. R. R. ,cove Soecemnte, enseunenes 6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoin. +6164. M and 10.304. M. Freight pa ‘Passenger Tariff. Nov. 30th, 1961—tf “JUST RECEIVED! —~«T— DRUC STORE. MAIN STREET, RED DOG. — The following Brands of Tobacco :~ Signet. in foil. Gelden Apple. Tam. O'Shanter. Signet, Gold Bans. Bareka. Solace. Standard. : 5 —Also, the Very Best— SMOKING TOBACCO Ever brought to this market. ' Pay. oP i pe anttaty yourselves that Combs & Stinehfield. Red Dog. Dec. 4th—tt NEVADA. W.D . bet to mere, orders fo gt a (5 "spectflly inform . opt nr ye would respeeeuny Mantes friends and the public SBCA” te interest in tie above place and = “ore et satisfaction, wil be given pate. that the CALIFORNIA CENTRAL OS To LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ Sacramento to to to Liucoln in “Ta ste facilities are now offered for the accommodation of the passenger and freight traffic of Through Passengers. ...+. Three Dollars © hoa: Pouiiddeccesteiscccssesve Four Dollars Combs & Stinchfield’s NEW MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Two doors from Mayers 26 & oe pry Store. BR: Ram a Mt tgs 4 2 Ho — country that he has opened a First Class Meat Market, grake hans ae Ee. F. SPENCE, . ‘Wholesale and Retail Draggitt o. W. MULFORD. ¥ A reas BANEZERS. nt Wilds Sd heen Mon dele, Mei 9 TS to U. 8. Mint for Se advances on the same “SEER See vat to igen mae. ouaaad WwW. KIDD, 8 ee eee ee fae gy) po eg eben at the U.8 N March 7, 1861-tf J. C. BIRDSEYE, c. N. FRLTON. . . BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street,. Nevada City. “Ra eee th. d *& LOOK aT CHEAP JOHN'S STOCK OF BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. All of the Latest Styles. WINE & LIQUOR STORE. AUGUSTINE ISOARD, Prop. Two doors above Wetiver & Newman's Btore. * Broad Street, Nevada. ~ Brandy, Gin, Wines, bgp omaha Cordials, &c. Altea, a gallons of Wine manufactured from greeey. Best of Liquors offered for sale. Nevada, Dec. 4th, 1861. FOR SALE. eons Tos Wher particulars, enquire a » Nov. 20th 1861. i ah: RECULAR ACE LINE! eom Nevada and 2BEAvinainia city, Via Bureka, Jackson's Ri Twelve : apart COAL OIL LAN Per ‘No. 27 Hain street oppeaie the Express Ose A PINE ASSORTMENT AT GREATLY REDUCED By W. B. CRAWFORD & 60. Nevada, Nov. éth—tf FORWARDING LINE ees et Commission Warehouse. at the Maradvances on Dust “for Assay ot Gold Durt. Mbvence Dust BOOT AND SHOE ‘sToRE. WOULD cail attention to the fact that I have nama = of myself, in thie city. None but the THE pgs a mores . iter . Sar ee MERCHANTS WILLIAM § ‘SHAFER. Commercial Street, Movada Boot pone pled hen to vn od + Oat Beets called u hie oiepairt cartivular attention given to Gore ans alto pe ie! WH. SHABFER. . Nevada, Dec. 17th—tf 4 EMPIRE LAUNDRY. \HI ishment, r conducted : a4 eer mn on of buttons, wa P A WAGON: He b~ ped ey Ab yb on y eT Valjive us a trial, Nevada, Nov. 24th. TO ALL THE eee AROUND: omni v R. PINN1IB, Corner of Main and Washington eta., Nevada. Or HAND and for sale all kinds of Groin for seed. i > 5 Wild Onts ana Rye, Wheat, * ethy; Red dnd Whats Chevens: ' ‘Together with a large aud good assortment of pore mn : Which wit be ie WEAVER &, NEW! AN .

Preek Verets 7! 8° 8Es FEY = 8 = = 3 A" pearaes PES RRS RITES § =! & ela ee [FF We montionedite case-of aman who, having been on . for several days, fancied himself pret sy yr nage the following day, as he had determined that bis funeral should take place at that time. A case somewhat similar occurred again a few ‘days ago. The hero, this tame, is a citizen of Grass Valley who, on a visit to Nevada, got . on a tremendous spree which lasted several days, and brought him to that condition of ‘snakes, monkeys, and all manner of imaginary monsters. Our man didn’t see any monkeys, but he came to the conclusion that he was a walking’ + having lest his earthly into a saloon, where he was greeted by an acquaintance with the customary : pg ——, how do you do?” * Don’t call me ——. sir,” solemnly answeared the self-fancying walking corpse. * —« is no longer my name; I am dead, sir. 1 walk only to save funeral expenses, sir.” And he stalked out of the room in the most lugubrious and funereal style. New Year’s Sports —A dog fight, for $100 aside, is advertised to come off:on New Years Day at Tracy's Pavilion. The canise coutestents will be Mr. Ashmore’s “Spot” and Mr. Taylor’s “ Boxer.” The dogs are well unatched, both being light wage Bouks Presentep —Twe. neat little volumes made their appearance on our table yesterday from the well selected stock of © bs Neb atriotic and Heroic Eloquence” is the title of a well gotten up work of some two hundred and fifty pages, in which are collected many gems* of eloquence from the first to the latest American statesmen and wri" _ ters—all save the lamented and highly yifted Baker. Why the thrilling speech of Col. Baker at New York did not fiod a place in ‘the volumé along with the words of his com“peers;iwei Xf@Rt a loss to say. Baker should have had a page before any patriot orator of ‘ ecg ol “ Bancroft’s Handbook of Mining” is a handy volume. A most interesting feature of the work is the treatise of Gen. Halleck en the art of war. Accompanying the volume is a monthly magazine of the History of the Rise and Progress’ of the RebellionIt is fall of interesting facts relative to the war. These works, and many others may be ob tained at the cuunter of the Pioneer Book Store Commercial Street. War with Enetasp Cerrain.—It is with no ordinary feelings of distress that we ‘ announce to our readers that a war with . England has become a fatal and inevitable result of the Mason end Slidell affair. * Up to the present moment we had cherished the hope that the rent made in internatienal law by Capt. Wilkes was of a nature to make a repairing or, at least, a patching of it adi, plomatic possibility ; but, adi: that pleasant illusion has been dispelled, and we. fear forever. An eminent lawyer of Nevada, one of these profound jurisconsults whose opinions are law, and which it appears to be the exelusive good fortune of all one-horse towns to possess, bas decided that war must come, that tlood must be shed, and that England is the . that has got to shed it. This con‘has been arrived at after mature deliberation and a thorough di tion of macy Tatetnational Law, so tit there ap be hat Bille ape of any t but a blwod te tion of. this difficulty. Necross Honorep.—Ex-President Rob{ erts and Gov. Bensen, both of Monrovia, Af rica, have been elected corresponding members of the American Ethnological Society. y te The Mirror says over a thotsand per. sons took passage for San Francisco on the steamer Nevada, at Sacramento, on Monday, EW" The Contra Conta Gazette tays there will be an unusually large quantity of grain sewn-this season, as it is supposed the forign demand will continue to afford a good re 8 Se eee DR. C. M. BATES, . DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY. alas just restives— Rowler’s Rheumatic Mixture. “ia Hypophosphites of Lime Oxygenated Bitters. Italian Remedy. ‘Webber's Invigorating Cordial. Hall’s Balsam, for the yang Jayne's Expectorant. Gracfenberg Family Medicines. Risley Buchu. Geoghagan’s Mydroptper. Watt's Nervous Antidote, _ Cheap as the Cheapest ! Nevada, Dee. 10th, 1861. Will gyn r ea in all E. BH. GAYLORD DISTRICT ae ee of the’ Courts of Nevada aes a tne Come bene Oct. 13th. 1861. . ‘ COUNTY SURVEYOR. ~ _ OF FICE—At the Court House, Nevada. ao tier® for JOHN L. GAMBLE, eovene eee een and Pine Pinestrects. r. J. DUNN, will in all ite practice the State of Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m 4. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med. , Physician and Surgeen, ESIDENCE gis La Qrawares @ Over H T. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. E—ON BROAD STREET *s Saloon, Nevads. California WM. SHERMAN &CoO., MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS & RETAILERS —OFr— AND : GENTS FURNISHING Goods, Trunks and Valises. Wm. 8. & Co., are receiving by every Steamer, INVOICES OF NEW GOODs, Of the latest styles. ALL OF WHICH THEY W1LL SELL Cheaper than any other Mouse im the State. ALL GOODS WARRANTED. IN OUR DEPARTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES, marten: NG ¢ have the LARGEST STOCK & GREATEST VARIETY IN THE SLATE And as we Manufacture and Import ajl of our Goods ourselves, we are prepared te sell Trupks and Valises, CHEAPER than the same quality can be bought elsewhere. WM. SHERMAN « Co. 212 & 214 Sansome Street, corner nov30-2m Commercial, San Francisco. NATIONAL \L EXCHANGE A> BR. JENKINS, . Nevada, Oct. M. M. TILTON, Attermey and Counselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET, Flagg’s Brick Building, up stairs. Nevada, Oct. 234d—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, No. 18 & 21 Commercial Street, te T DEAL. Nast Stove, Timware. Lead se WOU aaa J and JOBBING done to ongior dispatch. . Weis tn "to with neatness and EVA

LESALE ANE W.H. CRAWFORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) a ane DEALERS wanale, © UILDING stand No. 27 MAIN STREET. 6—tf LEWIS BROTHERS., IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SEGARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS; J. LEWIs, 8s. LEWIS, San Francisco. §§ Nevada. Carson City July 27, 1861-tf Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP SONORA. See eee CAR eee De ee Will leave Folsom Street, Wharf on Saturday,~ December 2ist, 1861. At? o'clock A. ™M., punctually. — cor soaramente Sioa beens hagh a amcor Panama to New York by the A DR. R.M. ge A! AND SURG EON, RA ILROAD. to Lincoln in two hours ! _— = from Sacramen the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 60 as to have from five to six hours at their disposal, returning the same day. : Running of Trains : $ Ss. V. BR. BR. AND C. C. R. R. ,cove Soecemnte, enseunenes 6.30 A. M, and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoin. +6164. M and 10.304. M. Freight pa ‘Passenger Tariff. Nov. 30th, 1961—tf “JUST RECEIVED! —~«T— DRUC STORE. MAIN STREET, RED DOG. — The following Brands of Tobacco :~ Signet. in foil. Gelden Apple. Tam. O'Shanter. Signet, Gold Bans. Bareka. Solace. Standard. : 5 —Also, the Very Best— SMOKING TOBACCO Ever brought to this market. ' Pay. oP i pe anttaty yourselves that Combs & Stinehfield. Red Dog. Dec. 4th—tt NEVADA. W.D . bet to mere, orders fo gt a (5 "spectflly inform . opt nr ye would respeeeuny Mantes friends and the public SBCA” te interest in tie above place and = “ore et satisfaction, wil be given pate. that the CALIFORNIA CENTRAL OS To LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ Sacramento to to to Liucoln in “Ta ste facilities are now offered for the accommodation of the passenger and freight traffic of Through Passengers. .....+. Three Dollars © hoa: Pouiiddeccesteiscccssesve Four Dollars Combs & Stinchfield’s NEW MEAT MARKET. Commercial Street, Two doors from Mayers 26 & oe pry Store. BR: Ram a Mt tgs 4 2 Ho — country that he has opened a First Class Meat Market, grake hans ae Ee. F. SPENCE, . ‘Wholesale and Retail Draggitt o. W. MULFORD. ¥ A reas BANEZERS. nt Wilds Sd heen Mon dele, Mei 9 TS to U. 8. Mint for Se advances on the same “SEER See vat to igen mae. ouaaad WwW. KIDD, 8 ee eee ee fae gy) po eg eben at the U.8 N March 7, 1861-tf J. C. BIRDSEYE, c. N. FRLTON. . . BIRDSEYE & CO., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main street,. Nevada City. “Ra eee th. d *& LOOK aT CHEAP JOHN'S STOCK OF BOOTS, CLOTHING, HATS, &C. All of the Latest Styles. WINE & LIQUOR STORE. AUGUSTINE ISOARD, Prop. Two doors above Wetiver & Newman's Btore. * Broad Street, Nevada. ~ Brandy, Gin, Wines, bgp omaha Cordials, &c. Altea, a gallons of Wine manufactured from greeey. Best of Liquors offered for sale. Nevada, Dec. 4th, 1861. FOR SALE. eons Tos Wher particulars, enquire a » Nov. 20th 1861. i ah: RECULAR ACE LINE! eom Nevada and 2BEAvinainia city, Via Bureka, Jackson's Ri Twelve : apart COAL OIL LAN Per ‘No. 27 Hain street oppeaie the Express Ose A PINE ASSORTMENT AT GREATLY REDUCED By W. B. CRAWFORD & 60. Nevada, Nov. éth—tf FORWARDING LINE ees et Commission Warehouse. at the Maradvances on Dust “for Assay ot Gold Durt. Mbvence Dust BOOT AND SHOE ‘sToRE. WOULD cail attention to the fact that I have nama = of myself, in thie city. None but the THE pgs a mores . iter . Sar ee MERCHANTS WILLIAM § ‘SHAFER. Commercial Street, Movada Boot pone pled hen to vn od + Oat Beets called u hie oiepairt cartivular attention given to Gore ans alto pe ie! WH. SHABFER. . Nevada, Dec. 17th—tf 4 EMPIRE LAUNDRY. \HI ishment, r conducted : a4 eer mn on of buttons, wa P A WAGON: He b~ ped ey Ab yb on y eT Valjive us a trial, Nevada, Nov. 24th. TO ALL THE eee AROUND: omni v R. PINN1IB, Corner of Main and Washington eta., Nevada. Or HAND and for sale all kinds of Groin for seed. i > 5 Wild Onts ana Rye, Wheat, * ethy; Red dnd Whats Chevens: ' ‘Together with a large aud good assortment of pore mn : Which wit be ie WEAVER &, NEW! AN .