December 4, 1862 (4 pages)

eae THURSDAY MORNING DEC, 4th. No Corowizarion.—As ‘2 general rule ware are exhaustive, und while a war. is those means that willbest.keep the country “to ite highest possible. standard of material prosperity. The-industrial interests of the to country. must not be overlooked or toe seri-. . ously retarded while war is raging, and the : first duty of those in whom power is vested is to see that when hostilities eease nothing has been left wiidone that the full tide of prosperity may again begin to flow. . ‘We hold these truths to be self'evident,” and itis on theas axiomatic grounds that we base our speculations on the duty of the Government towards the black race which in less than thir. ty days, so far as the national Government is concerned, will be absolved from all alle» giance to masters.Aa the resources of the country in some. will fiot be called forth while war contines, but held in abeyance, and as the nation in the-aggregate is to lose vastly in material wealth by the destructive tendencies of war,—destractive in muscular capital aa well as capital already acquired by muse. cle—it is the policy and duty of the govern_ ment, by every meana, to make labor, of all kinds, whether white or black, avuilable, if not-now in fields of productive industry, then to husband it for times of peace. This war against rebellion is going to tell fearfully against the South in the destruction and desolation it will produce. Her fields are to be swept as with the wrath of the hurricane, and will require the labor of years to render thomas ‘they were before the rebel flag was flouted over thew. Every. laborer now in thé South ‘is wanted there, and must command employment a3 soon as peace ig restered. To ‘colonize the negroes, on some island, or in Central America is suicidal to the best interests of the country. of the South as well as the Union, because the country nee’s, and the cottoa market of the world calls for, the cultivation of the old cotton fields more loudly than ever. Surely the nation is not going to be so blindly suicidal in its policy as to export the great source "of national as well as individual wealth—labor —and by so doing assist England to bring her Indian cotton fields into successful competition withourown. Ship away the blacks . from the South and no laborers will be left, for the present generation 6f whites in the cotton States aré not acctstomed to work and can hardly-be made an industrious class _ ae long-te they live. Besides they are not humerous enough, the blacks gone, to eupply the demand for staple Southern’products. Every negro in the South is a. source of wealth, and according to the true principles of political economy. should not be-got rid of, but retained, at least for the present. » ‘It is urged that the black race has been the cause of the present rebellion, and that * itshould be removed to prevent more troubles in'the future. The value of black labor induced slavery, and surely the atgument in * favor of involuntary labor for the benefit of individuals, is rendered more strong when we propose free black laber as a source o! national prosperity and wealth.There are but two great classes. of A-nericans, takings sides on this subject, One has always beeu and is, in favor of mlewing individuals to benefit themselves by compulrory black labor, the other is in favo? of freedom. The tormer can furnish no sdund reason for colonization without abandoning their pre-taken positione, and the latter ought not ‘to attempt it, since to force colonization is antagonistic to liberty and human rights generally. Some SHOOTING.—George D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, saya of bis son, Wa. Courtland Prentice, that he (thfather) had tukea his position seventy-five or a hundred yards ju frovt of the son and cast a stone through the air, ofthe size of a tur. key's egg for him to shoot at, With a long and heavy Kentucky rifly the son would bit the stone and do it repeatedly, showing that it was no chance shooting. ‘Think of that, ye men with your globe’ el sighted an! telescope rifles who sit down in. a chair, and rest and sqaint, and with all your acionge applied ty the most perisat aid ‘ex. only eusbled to, kill: one re 7 ¢ iS . A Latae number of American dimes is being imported into Canada by the. exchange ‘brokers, the difference between their prosentvalueand value of 2nd 50 cent pieces s . allowing them a margin of 4 and& per cént. One firm in Montdeal received $200 to $300 ‘worth daily, in addition to large quantities of ‘other American silver. * : ee Row on THE Roap.—The Virginia City Union of Nov. 27th, says, on* Wednesday evening about twenty California freighters and Nevada quartz haulers met on the ‘grade between Silver City und Spring Valley, and each Tefusing to. give the grad+, a general row ensued, lasting seme time, the comBatants using, whips, stones, etc., in the the fight. Several were badly used up,. but none seriously injured. — oe call “game laws” is mentioned by the Droit. A young man of about twenty was amusing ‘himselfby shooting sparrows with a peaehooter onthe open space before the Invalides. A policeman hauled him off to jail, and he hassince been tried, convicted, and sentenced to-pay a fine (trifling ,in amount, indeed,) furan infraction of the law of la chas se. Homicipr. —The Solano Herald says: An . affray occurred ata party held ina house in American Canon, Thursday evening last. in which aman named A. Ashbronk was shot and killed by Merrill James, the shot entering his head atthe eye. The parties were residents of that section, and, we are informdisputed land title. A RHINOWEROS IN THE SteRRA NEVADA MounTAIns.—Professor Whitney, the State Geologist, found among the Sierra Nevadas, over 2,000 feet above. the level of the oecan,an almost perfect jaw vf a rhinoreros. Huge petiitied oyster shells were also feund among the mountains of the interior, and at gréat elevation. Oneeon TeLeGraPH.—J. E. Strong, the telegraph opeaator, has so far progressed with the line from Yreka to Portland as to have the posts set.on nearly the entire line. It issaid he intends to put up alarge -portion ee a For SErGENT aT-ArmMs.—G.W. Conncilman, Assemblyman from Nevada in 1861, isa candidate tor Sergent-at-arms of the Senate. *David Higgins ef San Joaquin, formerly of Sacramento, ts also up for the same lace. P a oak No Damaces For Deap Hesps.—The dead heads travel at theirown risk. A New York Couit so held a few weeks ago, in the case of adamaged party who was riding on a pass on the New York Central. It is held in the light ofa contract of exemption between the company and the-dead head. Gro LAMBERT and Col. Rust quarreled at Virginia City, and would have fought a duel had not the authorities got wind of the arrangements to that effect, and put the belligerents under bonds not to fight. Copper in Det. Norte.—The copper mines in “thisffcounty are highly spoken of, Several persona, learned in copper, have recently visited them-and speak wellef their character. The Panama, lately. brought down 5,100 pounds of the orafrom the clain of the Excelsior companys, The Morning Call hus seen a letter from McConnell, Secesh candidate for Governor last year, in which he says he would fight on the side of the North if compelled to fight at allin this war. _—Tebaceo 1s fullg in price at Richmond, the market being overstocked. Coffe sells at from $2 40 te $250 per pound. Green tea, $15 per pound. y il. te Washirigton Territory is doing remarkably well. The citizens of Port Ludlow have contributed the handsome sum of $1.+ 665, for the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers. =* a A Madame Kossuth’s malady is understood to be cancer, There is but little hope of her recovery. Another hippopotamus was born, lately, at the Jardin des Plantes, in Paris, but. hke all the other iofant hippopotami bora in captivity there, itdied immediately. The Caliform: Rangers now number 90 men, who are all splendid specimens of manCorn.—Immense crops of Indian corn have been raised in the Yuba bottoms, near .». . Marysville, thie year, and _,A curious instance of what the French’ ed, the quarrel arose on account of some™ Mining Company have sent a quantity of con to the San Francisco gas works to be tested. ‘It was taken out at the depth of 150 feet, at which point the vein is twenty-four feet Bwrond.59 0 OLE pe Se) Arrivais at Nauonali Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. — naan GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR — om DECEMBER, 2, 1862. H Welch, . Maine J Mor: San Fran .A RLaforgle, V city D Plank, city . . H Cauleen, do -PL Washburn, Camp’e John Georges, -<do 8 C Chase, Alpha 8 F Fillson, .Ao. _& Slusher,” « do John P, Skelton,.G V J B Nichols, Col Hill Maj Murdock, — do J W Colemen,Geo W McHurdy, § J. W Hayes, do W Favorite, Col Hill J H Killer. Marysville Riggs, Red Dog JC Morris; La Porte . M Green, Omega M D Herring, BT B Hizen, Moores 3 $Handley,. city & wife, .do WL er do «: E D Dean, ColumbiaH A W Potter, do & wife, do RBJonces, San Juan Mrs Honseel, do .3 Jones. Nevada C8 Jacobs San F J Culverston, B Valley QHE BIFR’S SALE.—By virtue of an exi) eeution to me directed, delivered. out-of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District. in and for the county of Nevada State of California, bearing date December 2nd, A. D,, 1862, in favor of Peter Moren, and against Joseph Worthe rate of 144. per cent per month and on the sum of$523 at the rate‘of ten per cent per annum from the Ist day of November A, D., 1862, together with all costs of suit. I have levied upon the following described property which was heretofore attached to-wit :—That certain Saw Mill, situate about % mile from Nevada city, known as Worrell’s Mill, together with the timber land connected, therewith containing 640 acres of land, (more: or less) together with all the rights, privileges and appurtenanees therunto belonging orin yess wise appuntaining. Notice ishereby given that I‘ will expose to abi sale, all the above .described property to he highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, December 20th, A. 'D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M., and4P. M. Given under my hand,this 3d day of Dec. 1862, N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawley, Piff’s Atty, {HERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue ofan ex>) eeution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, and State of California, bearing date; December 3d, A. bD.,. 1862. in favor of{Phos. P. Hawley, and. against Frank A. Wilder, and W. B, Churchill, fur the sum of. ny fe Hundred, Sixty exght. dollars, ‘(deot,) with interest on the said snm of $868, rom the ist day of December 1862, at the rate of twopercent per month, (said judgment to be enforced against tne joint property of both of said defendants and separate property of defendant. F. A. Wilder,) together with all costs of suit. LIhavelevied upon allthe right title and interest of defendant Wilder of, in and to.the following deseribed property heretofore attached to-wit :—'That certain set of mining claims or mining gronnd known as the Shady Creek Co’s Cloims situate on Shady Creek, near Cherokee, Nevada county, State of California, together with ail the water rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. : Noticeis hereby given that 1 will expose to pebiie sale, all the above described property to he highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in. Nevada, on TUESDAY, Dec. 30th, 1862, between the hours of 9 9’cloek, A, M., and4 P.M. Given under 1862. T. P. Hawley, my hand, thie 3d day of Dec. Piff’s Atty ONSTABLE’S SAI.E,—State of California, county of Nevada. township of Nevada, ss. By virtue ofan execution to me delivered, issued from the court of k. W, Smith, Ksq. an acting Jugtiee of the Peace, in and for the coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date November, 25th, a. D., 18°2. to satisfy ajudgment rendered. by sait court on the 2lst day of November, A. b.,11862, } in favor of James Jennings, and against Joseph Thomas for the sum of $113 40, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit with legal interest from date ofjudgmont. Ll have taken in execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate, to-wit :—A1l the right, title and interest of Joseph ‘Thomas, in and to a eertain lot or parcel of mining claims, situated on Cement Hill. in the township of Ne} vada, and known as the Shannonville Mining €o’s Claims, the same being the one undivided one eighth of said claims together with all apRar cesuncs and privileges thereunto belonging eing the same property, heretofore attached by me on the isth day of November, A. p., 1862, at the hour of 5 o’clock v.M. Iwillsell the same in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, on Wednesday, the 24th day of Dacember, A. D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock. A. M. and 5 Pp. w., ofsaid day. Taken as the property of Joseph Thomas, to satisfy the above dvmands and accruing edsts. S.VENARD, Const. Nevada city, Dee. 2d. 1862, NT. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S ELOLIDAYT GoonpDs?: RRILELPS hes just received at his e store on Commercial stteet, a large and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of ; : Dolls, Wagons. Canes, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, India Rubber Goods, . China Toys, Tea Sets, ‘Tin and Zine Toys And in fact ten thousand different articles for pe bag eh eee Eero to mention. ; also keeps on hand the best assortments of Cigars and ‘Tobacco, to be found in this city. . yes Nevada. Dee, Ist. 1862. NOTICE ! LL persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please pay to my Brother, by the first of December. A!l accounts not paid by the fifteenth will be given to an officer for collection. 2030 J. M. HIXON, Tae Healdsburg, Sonoma County Coa; rell, for the sum of $910, (debt,) with interest on {. the sum of $387 from the 16th day of April 1862,at N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff » TIMMONS & CO,, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, “No. 40 Main Street: } Gregory & Boring’s old stand, Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In tbe District Court of the 14th Judicial District. of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an Insolvent Debtor : = Parsuant to anorder of the Hou.-T. B. MeFarland, Judge of the said District Court, nutice is hereby given to all the. creditors of the said Insolvent, Leyi Ayes, to be. and r before the Hon. T. B MeFariand, District Judge ‘aforesaid, in o ‘court, at the court room of said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th ‘. day of January, A. D., 18 3, at, 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, then aud there to show cause, if any thcy can, why gee ae eyer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided ; and_in the mean time Sree. against said Insolvent be stayed. ~~ Witness my hend and the seal of said } seal} court, this 1st day of Dec. A. D. 1862. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clcrk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. John Garber, Atty. ; “E862! I862!! 1862111: A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento. — Hi issued the style of HATS for Fall and Wintcr wear. 8 thisis the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, call on him and select onefrom his the. largest stock in the country, atprices lower than at any other house, ts N. B,—Orders from the country rye A attended to. Large assortment of es’ Furs and Buggy Robes alwayson Hand. sep-10 TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada, Dec. 1st, 1862. ELE Warrants drawn on the General Fund ofthe County, and registered prior to Jan. 1. 1861, Will be paid on presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertised fer presentation will cease with this date. E G. WAITE, Treasurer. DR. F. HILLER, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon ‘FEF EICE, corner of Pine anu Broad Streets; Flage’s Building, (up. stairs.) DR. HILUER pays pa~ticularly attention to cases of Midwifery. and all Diseases ef long standing. Nevada, June 18th 3m AROUSE ! AROUSE !! Awake from your Lethargy! Campaign has commenced: in earnest ?—that henceforth a progressive, and triumry hant war, in the Clothing Department, will be successfully prosecuted, until all the woild.and the ‘*rest of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, from head to toe, with Business Suits, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favofite place of resort, 8. HAAS & CO., Sor.of Pine and Commereial Sts., Oct. 19th, Nevada. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. And a Pos:tive and Specifie Remedy for Discases of the Dladder, Kidneys, Gravel, be Dropsy, Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out, and send 1or the Medieineat once. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 3an Francisco, Nov, 22d, 1862~Im ‘e SHERIFF'S DAYS OF SALES, TUESDAY; Dec. 2d, Geo W Tariten vs W J Doane ¢t «is D Mannix vs EL W C Wm “Favorite va 8 Walfrier, et al eet se ae te ry “cc T. ELLARD BEANS&CO.; No, 523 Broad Street, Wholesale.and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. er Goods detivered Free of Charge. Nevada.Oct. 0th, 86!.—tf GEORGE W. KIDD, BA_TICER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ( NOLD DUST Purchased at-the Highest MarW ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust Flag for Assay or-for Coinage at the U.S int. Sight Checks on San Francineo and Sacramente Orafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rater ollections made, and State and County Se. umities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada. March 7, 1861-tf ae. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALEX IN Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No 37. Commerctal Street. Xp WWALGhen carefully ‘Repaired and Jewel e to. che guaranteed. “pte: . 1860. HE LATE PUBLICAae ae + tak Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry . Im MACKIE, ~ HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & Co., BANEERS. (Suceessors to C. W. Mulford ) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. G OLD DUST bou \W Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and E in syms to suit. : KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter . big (9th, J AJ Ray vs R H Bro : et als , , PRS RR =! t at the Highest Rates. . Saerg at ees rf © B Saat ANTING to. clove buritiess ata —_ ; day as possible we offerto sell Sar ten ae stock of Furniture, consisting in part of Chamber Sets, Mahogany Parlor Sets, -. Marble Top Bureaus, Tables, Centre Tables, Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, of ali kinds. Beds and Redding, eC . Me, We ate bound to be uncersold by no man whesever. @ No one who wants articles in our line need ge out of our store on acc ount of prices. All petsons inaebted to the firm of H. H. Shaffer & Co., arg requested to come up and settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested to present. the same for payment. : : H. H. SHAFFER &CO. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the~National Exchange, Nevada; BAKER & WYMORE, emer -DBALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Can Frnits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, * Broad Street, Nevada. Dery = MEATS, of ALE, KINDs a on hand andr sale at Cheap rates casn. Goods delivered FreeciCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, oh hand anid for ps cheap foreash. . a3.tf CHARTRES COFFEE. Stenm Mills forCoftee & Spices G. VENARD, OULD BAL graded inform his many cove tomers and the public generally that be has moved into his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be ableto fill any order at a moment’s notice. He will continue as before ‘to make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent counterfeits and imitations. nov29-1m2p WlOD! WOOD!! WwooD:! LL-orders for wood, left on the slates at Bates & McCormick’s Drug Stor¢, aud THoimes’ Vegetable store, will be prone Bis M. HIXON, tended to. by my brother, J. GRAND OPENING BALL. Nevada, Nov -6th. 1862. TO BE GIVEN AT DAVID MUKRAY’S NEW HOTEL; Boston Ravine. ON FRIDAY EVE’G, DEC. 5th: ‘Floor Managers: CORNELIUSEEILLY, JAMES BUL CER Pte ets. ..066. 6. .dess ss ive Dollars n026 DAVID MURRAY, Prop’r. al Pacific Mail Steamship CoThe following steamsh'ps wil : be i age n the month December, 1862: cil Dec. 1—St. Toute. . . Dee 1 ith‘Goran: Dec 2ist—Sonora. ~~ From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, &-™ veyed from Panama te Aapinw. } the mp = from / *pmwal'to New York bv the Ate pand Pacii«S ~ Unt far AayerOuate Soret dale 1st, 1862. tt a Bargain! we poten oP rp Jack F qual visit, and ted by old Bo sion on ever joth fo Teavetking their from theme freezes in the a peck of are Ifthe proprie yot be incon’ suggest to fat ofa small str That Co don’t see any’ copies of a co without tellir js doings It don't see it. house in all hi since he bega always in the times, fad it what is prof not. The ide unas of two nieation of o notprobably persons more instead of on article had. b to ha worth . at = eve Journal Wor out, and save article that t scribers had enmie to *the wool it, DisPeioT vs Rapp, det demurrer to to'answer, Henderso ‘tiff. Huson vs pointed assij CoMING . _ the mounta Cue’s stage yesterday. travel on th bers are. ret during the v now. Goop C1 fice who us obligations Exchange § perb cigars. ERA sta and Ladder ning Ally ent as busin acted. We « & Co., of Silver Reg Thanks, ge

eae THURSDAY MORNING DEC, 4th. No Corowizarion.—As ‘2 general rule ware are exhaustive, und while a war. is those means that willbest.keep the country “to ite highest possible. standard of material prosperity. The-industrial interests of the to country. must not be overlooked or toe seri-. . ously retarded while war is raging, and the : first duty of those in whom power is vested is to see that when hostilities eease nothing has been left wiidone that the full tide of prosperity may again begin to flow. . ‘We hold these truths to be self'evident,” and itis on theas axiomatic grounds that we base our speculations on the duty of the Government towards the black race which in less than thir. ty days, so far as the national Government is concerned, will be absolved from all alle» giance to masters.Aa the resources of the country in some. will fiot be called forth while war contines, but held in abeyance, and as the nation in the-aggregate is to lose vastly in material wealth by the destructive tendencies of war,—destractive in muscular capital aa well as capital already acquired by muse. cle—it is the policy and duty of the govern_ ment, by every meana, to make labor, of all kinds, whether white or black, avuilable, if not-now in fields of productive industry, then to husband it for times of peace. This war against rebellion is going to tell fearfully against the South in the destruction and desolation it will produce. Her fields are to be swept as with the wrath of the hurricane, and will require the labor of years to render thomas ‘they were before the rebel flag was flouted over thew. Every. laborer now in thé South ‘is wanted there, and must command employment a3 soon as peace ig restered. To ‘colonize the negroes, on some island, or in Central America is suicidal to the best interests of the country. of the South as well as the Union, because the country nee’s, and the cottoa market of the world calls for, the cultivation of the old cotton fields more loudly than ever. Surely the nation is not going to be so blindly suicidal in its policy as to export the great source "of national as well as individual wealth—labor —and by so doing assist England to bring her Indian cotton fields into successful competition withourown. Ship away the blacks . from the South and no laborers will be left, for the present generation 6f whites in the cotton States aré not acctstomed to work and can hardly-be made an industrious class _ ae long-te they live. Besides they are not humerous enough, the blacks gone, to eupply the demand for staple Southern’products. Every negro in the South is a. source of wealth, and according to the true principles of political economy. should not be-got rid of, but retained, at least for the present. » ‘It is urged that the black race has been the cause of the present rebellion, and that * itshould be removed to prevent more troubles in'the future. The value of black labor induced slavery, and surely the atgument in * favor of involuntary labor for the benefit of individuals, is rendered more strong when we propose free black laber as a source o! national prosperity and wealth.There are but two great classes. of A-nericans, takings sides on this subject, One has always beeu and is, in favor of mlewing individuals to benefit themselves by compulrory black labor, the other is in favo? of freedom. The tormer can furnish no sdund reason for colonization without abandoning their pre-taken positione, and the latter ought not ‘to attempt it, since to force colonization is antagonistic to liberty and human rights generally. Some SHOOTING.—George D. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal, saya of bis son, Wa. Courtland Prentice, that he (thfather) had tukea his position seventy-five or a hundred yards ju frovt of the son and cast a stone through the air, ofthe size of a tur. key's egg for him to shoot at, With a long and heavy Kentucky rifly the son would bit the stone and do it repeatedly, showing that it was no chance shooting. ‘Think of that, ye men with your globe’ el sighted an! telescope rifles who sit down in. a chair, and rest and sqaint, and with all your acionge applied ty the most perisat aid ‘ex. only eusbled to, kill: one re 7 ¢ iS . A Latae number of American dimes is being imported into Canada by the. exchange ‘brokers, the difference between their prosentvalueand value of 2nd 50 cent pieces s . allowing them a margin of 4 and& per cént. One firm in Montdeal received $200 to $300 ‘worth daily, in addition to large quantities of ‘other American silver. * : ee Row on THE Roap.—The Virginia City Union of Nov. 27th, says, on* Wednesday evening about twenty California freighters and Nevada quartz haulers met on the ‘grade between Silver City und Spring Valley, and each Tefusing to. give the grad+, a general row ensued, lasting seme time, the comBatants using, whips, stones, etc., in the the fight. Several were badly used up,. but none seriously injured. — oe call “game laws” is mentioned by the Droit. A young man of about twenty was amusing ‘himselfby shooting sparrows with a peaehooter onthe open space before the Invalides. A policeman hauled him off to jail, and he hassince been tried, convicted, and sentenced to-pay a fine (trifling ,in amount, indeed,) furan infraction of the law of la chas se. Homicipr. —The Solano Herald says: An . affray occurred ata party held ina house in American Canon, Thursday evening last. in which aman named A. Ashbronk was shot and killed by Merrill James, the shot entering his head atthe eye. The parties were residents of that section, and, we are informdisputed land title. A RHINOWEROS IN THE SteRRA NEVADA MounTAIns.—Professor Whitney, the State Geologist, found among the Sierra Nevadas, over 2,000 feet above. the level of the oecan,an almost perfect jaw vf a rhinoreros. Huge petiitied oyster shells were also feund among the mountains of the interior, and at gréat elevation. Oneeon TeLeGraPH.—J. E. Strong, the telegraph opeaator, has so far progressed with the line from Yreka to Portland as to have the posts set.on nearly the entire line. It issaid he intends to put up alarge -portion ee a For SErGENT aT-ArmMs.—G.W. Conncilman, Assemblyman from Nevada in 1861, isa candidate tor Sergent-at-arms of the Senate. *David Higgins ef San Joaquin, formerly of Sacramento, ts also up for the same lace. P a oak No Damaces For Deap Hesps.—The dead heads travel at theirown risk. A New York Couit so held a few weeks ago, in the case of adamaged party who was riding on a pass on the New York Central. It is held in the light ofa contract of exemption between the company and the-dead head. Gro LAMBERT and Col. Rust quarreled at Virginia City, and would have fought a duel had not the authorities got wind of the arrangements to that effect, and put the belligerents under bonds not to fight. Copper in Det. Norte.—The copper mines in “thisffcounty are highly spoken of, Several persona, learned in copper, have recently visited them-and speak wellef their character. The Panama, lately. brought down 5,100 pounds of the orafrom the clain of the Excelsior companys, The Morning Call hus seen a letter from McConnell, Secesh candidate for Governor last year, in which he says he would fight on the side of the North if compelled to fight at allin this war. _—Tebaceo 1s fullg in price at Richmond, the market being overstocked. Coffe sells at from $2 40 te $250 per pound. Green tea, $15 per pound. y il. te Washirigton Territory is doing remarkably well. The citizens of Port Ludlow have contributed the handsome sum of $1.+ 665, for the relief of the sick and wounded soldiers. =* a A Madame Kossuth’s malady is understood to be cancer, There is but little hope of her recovery. Another hippopotamus was born, lately, at the Jardin des Plantes, in Paris, but. hke all the other iofant hippopotami bora in captivity there, itdied immediately. The Caliform: Rangers now number 90 men, who are all splendid specimens of manCorn.—Immense crops of Indian corn have been raised in the Yuba bottoms, near .». . Marysville, thie year, and _,A curious instance of what the French’ ed, the quarrel arose on account of some™ Mining Company have sent a quantity of con to the San Francisco gas works to be tested. ‘It was taken out at the depth of 150 feet, at which point the vein is twenty-four feet Bwrond.59 0 OLE pe Se) Arrivais at Nauonali Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. — naan GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR — om DECEMBER, 2, 1862. H Welch, . Maine J Mor: San Fran .A RLaforgle, V city D Plank, city . . H Cauleen, do -PL Washburn, Camp’e John Georges, -<do 8 C Chase, Alpha 8 F Fillson, .Ao. _& Slusher,” « do John P, Skelton,.G V J B Nichols, Col Hill Maj Murdock, — do J W Colemen,Geo W McHurdy, § J. W Hayes, do W Favorite, Col Hill J H Killer. Marysville Riggs, Red Dog JC Morris; La Porte . M Green, Omega M D Herring, BT B Hizen, Moores 3 $Handley,. city & wife, .do WL er do «: E D Dean, ColumbiaH A W Potter, do & wife, do RBJonces, San Juan Mrs Honseel, do .3 Jones. Nevada C8 Jacobs San F J Culverston, B Valley QHE BIFR’S SALE.—By virtue of an exi) eeution to me directed, delivered. out-of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District. in and for the county of Nevada State of California, bearing date December 2nd, A. D,, 1862, in favor of Peter Moren, and against Joseph Worthe rate of 144. per cent per month and on the sum of$523 at the rate‘of ten per cent per annum from the Ist day of November A, D., 1862, together with all costs of suit. I have levied upon the following described property which was heretofore attached to-wit :—That certain Saw Mill, situate about % mile from Nevada city, known as Worrell’s Mill, together with the timber land connected, therewith containing 640 acres of land, (more: or less) together with all the rights, privileges and appurtenanees therunto belonging orin yess wise appuntaining. Notice ishereby given that I‘ will expose to abi sale, all the above .described property to he highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, December 20th, A. 'D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock A.M., and4P. M. Given under my hand,this 3d day of Dec. 1862, N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff T. P. Hawley, Piff’s Atty, {HERIFE’S SALE.—By virtue ofan ex>) eeution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, and State of California, bearing date; December 3d, A. bD.,. 1862. in favor of{Phos. P. Hawley, and. against Frank A. Wilder, and W. B, Churchill, fur the sum of. ny fe Hundred, Sixty exght. dollars, ‘(deot,) with interest on the said snm of $868, rom the ist day of December 1862, at the rate of twopercent per month, (said judgment to be enforced against tne joint property of both of said defendants and separate property of defendant. F. A. Wilder,) together with all costs of suit. LIhavelevied upon allthe right title and interest of defendant Wilder of, in and to.the following deseribed property heretofore attached to-wit :—'That certain set of mining claims or mining gronnd known as the Shady Creek Co’s Cloims situate on Shady Creek, near Cherokee, Nevada county, State of California, together with ail the water rights, privileges, franchises and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise appertaining. : Noticeis hereby given that 1 will expose to pebiie sale, all the above described property to he highest bidder, for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in. Nevada, on TUESDAY, Dec. 30th, 1862, between the hours of 9 9’cloek, A, M., and4 P.M. Given under 1862. T. P. Hawley, my hand, thie 3d day of Dec. Piff’s Atty ONSTABLE’S SAI.E,—State of California, county of Nevada. township of Nevada, ss. By virtue ofan execution to me delivered, issued from the court of k. W, Smith, Ksq. an acting Jugtiee of the Peace, in and for the coun. ty aforesaid, bearing date November, 25th, a. D., 18°2. to satisfy ajudgment rendered. by sait court on the 2lst day of November, A. b.,11862, } in favor of James Jennings, and against Joseph Thomas for the sum of $113 40, debt, interest, damages and costs of suit with legal interest from date ofjudgmont. Ll have taken in execution, and will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate, to-wit :—A1l the right, title and interest of Joseph ‘Thomas, in and to a eertain lot or parcel of mining claims, situated on Cement Hill. in the township of Ne} vada, and known as the Shannonville Mining €o’s Claims, the same being the one undivided one eighth of said claims together with all apRar cesuncs and privileges thereunto belonging eing the same property, heretofore attached by me on the isth day of November, A. p., 1862, at the hour of 5 o’clock v.M. Iwillsell the same in front of the Court House door, in Nevada city, on Wednesday, the 24th day of Dacember, A. D., 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock. A. M. and 5 Pp. w., ofsaid day. Taken as the property of Joseph Thomas, to satisfy the above dvmands and accruing edsts. S.VENARD, Const. Nevada city, Dee. 2d. 1862, NT. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S ELOLIDAYT GoonpDs?: RRILELPS hes just received at his e store on Commercial stteet, a large and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of ; : Dolls, Wagons. Canes, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, India Rubber Goods, . China Toys, Tea Sets, ‘Tin and Zine Toys And in fact ten thousand different articles for pe bag eh eee Eero to mention. ; also keeps on hand the best assortments

of Cigars and ‘Tobacco, to be found in this city. . yes Nevada. Dee, Ist. 1862. NOTICE ! LL persons knowing themselves indebted to me will please pay to my Brother, by the first of December. A!l accounts not paid by the fifteenth will be given to an officer for collection. 2030 J. M. HIXON, Tae Healdsburg, Sonoma County Coa; rell, for the sum of $910, (debt,) with interest on {. the sum of $387 from the 16th day of April 1862,at N.W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff » TIMMONS & CO,, GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, “No. 40 Main Street: } Gregory & Boring’s old stand, Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—In tbe District Court of the 14th Judicial District.. of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an Insolvent Debtor : = Parsuant to anorder of the Hou.-T. B. MeFarland, Judge of the said District Court, nutice is hereby given to all the. creditors of the said Insolvent, Leyi Ayes, to be. and r before the Hon. T. B MeFariand, District Judge ‘aforesaid, in o ‘court, at the court room of said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th ‘. day of January, A. D., 18 3, at, 10 o’clock, A. M., of that day, then aud there to show cause, if any thcy can, why gee ae eyer of that Insolvent should not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided ; and_in the mean time Sree. against said Insolvent be stayed. ~~ Witness my hend and the seal of said } seal} court, this 1st day of Dec. A. D. 1862. R. H. FARQUHAR, Clcrk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. John Garber, Atty. ; “E862! I862!! 1862111: A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento. — Hi issued the style of HATS for Fall and Wintcr wear. 8 thisis the best place in the State to procure a fine and fashionable tile, call on him and select onefrom his the. largest stock in the country, atprices lower than at any other house, ts N. B,—Orders from the country rye A attended to. Large assortment of es’ Furs and Buggy Robes alwayson Hand. sep-10 TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada, Dec. 1st, 1862. ELE Warrants drawn on the General Fund ofthe County, and registered prior to Jan. 1. 1861, Will be paid on presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertised fer presentation will cease with this date. E G. WAITE, Treasurer. DR. F. HILLER, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon ‘FEF EICE, corner of Pine anu Broad Streets; Flage’s Building, (up. stairs.) DR. HILUER pays pa~ticularly attention to cases of Midwifery. and all Diseases ef long standing. Nevada, June 18th 3m AROUSE ! AROUSE !! Awake from your Lethargy! Campaign has commenced: in earnest ?—that henceforth a progressive, and triumry hant war, in the Clothing Department, will be successfully prosecuted, until all the woild.and the ‘*rest of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, from head to toe, with Business Suits, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favofite place of resort, 8. HAAS & CO., Sor.of Pine and Commereial Sts., Oct. 19th, Nevada. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. And a Pos:tive and Specifie Remedy for Discases of the Dladder, Kidneys, Gravel, be Dropsy, Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out, and send 1or the Medieineat once. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. 3an Francisco, Nov, 22d, 1862~Im ‘e SHERIFF'S DAYS OF SALES, TUESDAY; Dec. 2d, Geo W Tariten vs W J Doane ¢t «is D Mannix vs EL W C Wm “Favorite va 8 Walfrier, et al eet se ae te ry “cc T. ELLARD BEANS&CO.; No, 523 Broad Street, Wholesale.and Retail Dealer in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. er Goods detivered Free of Charge.. Nevada.Oct. 0th, 86!.—tf GEORGE W. KIDD, BA_TICER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. ( NOLD DUST Purchased at-the Highest MarW ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust Flag for Assay or-for Coinage at the U.S int. Sight Checks on San Francineo and Sacramente Orafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rater ollections made, and State and County Se. umities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada. March 7, 1861-tf ae. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALEX IN Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No 37. Commerctal Street. Xp WWALGhen carefully ‘Repaired and Jewel e to. che guaranteed. “pte: . 1860. HE LATE PUBLICAae ae + tak Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry . Im MACKIE, ~ HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & Co., BANEERS. (Suceessors to C. W. Mulford ) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. G OLD DUST bou \W Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and E in syms to suit. : KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter . big (9th, J AJ Ray vs R H Bro : et als , , PRS RR =! t at the Highest Rates. . Saerg at ees rf © B Saat ANTING to. clove buritiess ata —_ ; day as possible we offerto sell Sar ten ae stock of Furniture, consisting in part of Chamber Sets, Mahogany Parlor Sets, -. Marble Top Bureaus, Tables, Centre Tables, Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, of ali kinds. Beds and Redding, eC . Me, We ate bound to be uncersold by no man whesever. @ No one who wants articles in our line need ge out of our store on acc ount of prices. All petsons inaebted to the firm of H. H. Shaffer & Co., arg requested to come up and settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested to present. the same for payment. : : H. H. SHAFFER &CO. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the~National Exchange, Nevada; BAKER & WYMORE, emer -DBALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Can Frnits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, * Broad Street, Nevada. Dery = MEATS, of ALE, KINDs a on hand andr sale at Cheap rates casn. Goods delivered FreeciCharge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, oh hand anid for ps cheap foreash. . a3.tf CHARTRES COFFEE. Stenm Mills forCoftee & Spices G. VENARD, OULD BAL graded inform his many cove tomers and the public generally that be has moved into his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be ableto fill any order at a moment’s notice. He will continue as before ‘to make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent counterfeits and imitations. nov29-1m2p WlOD! WOOD!! WwooD:! LL-orders for wood, left on the slates at Bates & McCormick’s Drug Stor¢, aud THoimes’ Vegetable store, will be prone Bis M. HIXON, tended to. by my brother, J. GRAND OPENING BALL. Nevada, Nov -6th. 1862. TO BE GIVEN AT DAVID MUKRAY’S NEW HOTEL; Boston Ravine. ON FRIDAY EVE’G, DEC. 5th: ‘Floor Managers: CORNELIUSEEILLY, JAMES BUL CER Pte ets. ....066. 6. .dess ss ive Dollars n026 DAVID MURRAY, Prop’r. al Pacific Mail Steamship CoThe following steamsh'ps wil : be i age n the month December, 1862: cil Dec. 1—St. Toute. . . Dee 1 ith‘Goran: Dec 2ist—Sonora. ~~ From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’elock, &-™ veyed from Panama te Aapinw. } the mp = from / *pmwal'to New York bv the Ate pand Pacii«S ~ Unt far AayerOuate Soret dale 1st, 1862.. tt a Bargain! we poten oP rp Jack F qual visit, and ted by old Bo sion on ever joth fo Teavetking their from theme freezes in the a peck of are Ifthe proprie yot be incon’ suggest to fat ofa small str That Co don’t see any’ copies of a co without tellir js doings It don't see it. house in all hi since he bega always in the times, fad it what is prof not. The ide unas of two nieation of o notprobably persons more instead of on article had. b to ha worth . at = eve Journal Wor out, and save article that t scribers had enmie to *the wool it, DisPeioT vs Rapp, det demurrer to to'answer, Henderso ‘tiff. Huson vs pointed assij CoMING . _ the mounta Cue’s stage yesterday. travel on th bers are. ret during the v now. Goop C1 fice who us obligations Exchange § perb cigars. ERA sta and Ladder ning Ally ent as busin acted. We « & Co., of Silver Reg Thanks, ge