December 9, 1862 (4 pages)

ad -oned, havea yery narrow yasy and prejudice exfsting, and : ative urnals, that time will be fritporttively silly, ‘and ought to have no influence ap of Mr. Judah. His route is de@fida by men Wwhie live along the Tine of other routes. They want « railroad, every one ‘of them, to pase. by their own doors, but Have not the enterprize to make even a survey. 1f ome company would build a Pacific aie Sverything is done by parties to throw discrédit upon through every camp in the State, tn what a happy frame of mind we would all our pockets and did'nt cost us a cent! Beéause witch a project replete with happiness to the whole, country is not contemplated, the ‘press is trying to destroy confidence in the route whieh promises to have prominence bore others. Like the Southern rebels, the udvoontes of some of the routes are deter‘mined if they caunot win they will ruin everybody else, The Pacific Central Railroad ‘would be teo good a paying thing for envious ‘souls to see in the hands of a Company they ¢annot cuntrol. Hence the fault-finding, the bickerings, the dog-in-the manger enarling, of persons who are determined to ‘have their own way, do nothing themselves, nor allow if possible anybody else tode anynes "prospect Wwoks hot very favorable for any work being done on a Pacific Railroad for at least a year to come. Every route in the State has & project to advocate, and all are intent on delay. San Francisco will not come up and use her money, because ~ capital is naturally timid and the bugbears of othe ‘press make it more so. San Francisco asks for a recognition of itself as the terminus of the road, as if the irreversible decrees of Nature were not enough without a reenactment by man of the lawsof God. San FranCisen i¢ the terminus and must remain so while time endures. We advocate building the firat section of the railroad from Auburn ‘to the summit. It is a wonder that some~-pody does not declare we are in favor of making that village the terminus of the Pacific failroad. It would be just ag sensible to attempt to make Auburn the terminus ay Sac“pamento. Neither ceuld reap the grout advantages to result from the Pacific Railroad. They must belong to San Francisco. Stop the road anywhere, and the points between “which travel will be. must be San Francisco and the western end of the road, and the profits of that travel itself must connect those points by railway os soon as the work ~ could be done. : Bo far ae the trade is concerned San Francisoo is notinterested in one route wore than wpother, But her capitahste, before they invest, want to know which reute offers the best inducements for their money. The Washoe trade is the great object to be gained and to the silver wines to the east of us. . the road is bound to go, if it goes atall. We are sure that such being the direction of the road, either Judah's or the Placerville route ‘thust prove superior to all others. because they are so much the most direct and least expensive to build and transport freight over. Two summits and four mile tunnels do not promise wuch for the Placerville route, and besides, it has not the merit cf being accur. tely. surveyed and cannot have till the snow is removed from the mountains, six monthe hence. Judah hue demonstrated that the Truckee route is a. practicable and good route. From every indication it is the best of ‘all, Men can be set at work grading a read: it. now, and before the Placerville “or any other route, can be scientifically ex_ “dnained, fifty miles of ruad may be graded and ~ teady for the ra'ls, Six months of the Wash. @6, trade will be worth three millions of dollars to the stock-holders in the first road that js built. The reasons for San Francisco to ‘take hold of the road at once, are many, and, “I bave no sympathy with secession, . Yankee Lock, says: each can feel they can depesd on the other to fight bravely, and neither section can claim any great superiority over the other.” In another place the lady says: “Every negro in Tennessee is virtually free. Those only remain with their masters \vho have sense enough to know when they are well off.” She also says there are robbers in both armies who would be punished if reported at headquarters. Monuy Kines Met.—We read in the Echo du Pacifique an account copied from another French paper, of a pique between the Rothschilds and the Bank of England.— It seems the Bank refused to discount a draft drawn by the House of Anselme Rothschild, of London, saying they discounted only their own paper and not those of particular parties. Three weeks after, Nathan Rathschild, after gathering together all the five pound notes he could find in England and on the. Continent, presented himself at the Bank at the morning hour, and drawing forth a portfolio well filled, received payment iv gold. After carefully teating each piece, he put them in a sack, and produced another and another portfolio, continuing to do so fur thé’'sevep hours the Bank was open, during which time he had bagged many thousand francs. A servant removed the acke as they were filled. At each of the ether nine pay counters an employee of the house of Rothschild had been likewise engaged, eo that the house during the day had been able to drew from the Bank 5.250,000 franes in gold. and no one else could geta place to present a check. The bankere laughed at the pique of the Rothschild — when he made hie appearance with his nine clerks and tuok his station as on the day before. They laughed none at all on the third day when the same ten made their appearance assoon as the Bank opened; but they trembled in their boots when they heard the King of Bankers intimate that he had five” pound notes enough to continue hie game two months, and that he had already drawn 320,250,000 francs in gold from the Bank of England, which never owned as much. * The Bank feared, and there appeared in the evening and morning papers, a notice te the effect that thereafter the Bank would pay Che paper of the house ef Ruthschild as its own. Ures, the capital of Sonora. Tac CIGAR EMPORIUM No, 38 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITy. RECEIVED THIS DAY 40,000 SESE BAVANA Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assortments of HARD CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco ! ! ! Ged A.R. JENEINS. [ D-n Showalter is reported to be at They laughed a little -lees the secend day . dred, Thirty-eight and 19-100, dollars, : debt ror} re § & Wi . batit cannot -be denied that: 3 it Taylor, diers, asd patient endurance of her whule 6 Gea E w Bea Dor : gone neti” O twits So tion of the world. But. in proving her Anoo a & Mis Grifia, . B & B glo Saxon race eqtial to any on the earth, . “¢ no” -FGamos, G nill she has inflicted a deadly wound upon her pe. H Clifton, RM as culiar institution from which it must ulti. Peter Peur, Bt Louis J Jacabs, Hill mately dié, And though she sees it not, this Gi cla, 72 = * death of slavery will work out her ultimate . Dr O iata,Ae c ae salvation, and enable herto keep pace with . y¢ iaks, < . do , de the progress of the North in intelligence and Aa svedl ateefiterprize. But will they move together as John Bemets, do 4 one nation, or twe’ God grant the former. tiene ™ a ag Yet the feeling has become so bitter between . 3 Campville igi the two sections, I fear this generation ab. ., » nooys, SFraccis cM Msobnson, do least must pass away before hostile feelings . HJ Vavis, Sane van B . mond, . ‘ can cease, though hostile actions may be Fiat. wear f Ties @ deemed impolitic. Perhaps itis well the . ¥Seehtom mu Bolt JG Brown, % military spirit of the. whole nation has thus 4 Paes Q oe 2 © ) Seaton, : a been called forth, for in the event of a forWilson Hazes, c Hill Peilipconley, do eign war, which (if anything can) will again ny AS ee . a a ae” oo unite North and South in one common cause, . yohn Sazley, “city . ‘ METRCPOLITAN THEATRE. Positively the Lust Night of MRS. W. H.*LEIGHTON, MR, J. A. TAYLOR, And the Great Star Company. TUESDAY EVENING, December 9th, LEAP YEAR. Miss -O’Leary..Mrs. W, H. Leighton Miss Floraden,. Mrs. H. A. Perry Watker.. -ceeeesMr Mayo Capt Medied.. .pscviinscues Mr Phelps DIMGNG 0 5nd ngs. dig sob hs ces Mr Graves To conclude with Shakspeare’s comedy of KATHERINE & PETRUCHIO. Petruchio Mr. J. H. Taylor Katherine Mrs. H. A. Perry ower ewe ese aee Doors open at 7, performance at 4 0’clock. Tickets $1 to all parts of the house. Geo. S. Peirce, Advance Agent. GO hNen OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY of Nevada, ss. In Court of Sessions. The People &c,, vs John Whittage, defendant.— Take notice that the unders Attorney for John Whittage, the defendant above named, wiil petition His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant a pardon under the seal of said State, t> the said defendant heretoforein the above entitled court, toewit: At the November Term thereof A, b., 1861, convicted of an assault with a deadly weapon with intent tocommit murder, and afterwards, to-wit : At the term aforesaid, sentenced by said court. to he imprisoned forthe term ofthrec years, in the State Prison of said State of California, to Hon. David Belden, County Judge, Nevada county end K. H, Gaylord, Esq . District Attormer E. L,CRAIG, Attorney e hereby accept service of the fo oing notice this 8th day of December, A. b., 1862. : DAVID BELDEN. County Judge, Nevada county. _—_—— E. 8. GAYLORD, District Attorney, Nevada county. aw, of Nevada, ss: I,R. H Farquhar, County Clerk. and ex officio, clerk of the court of Besaians, in ant for — Nevada couniy, do ereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of a notiec pe filed Cc -_ Office in the Gove entitled ee bind int ~— >. Witness my hand and seal of said court } seal the 8th tay ot December, [862. : ey . H. FARQUIFAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. ~HERIFE’s SALE.—Whereas, on the 3a. day of Deeember, A. b., 1862, a final judgment and decree wag rendcred in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Benjamin F. Coon, and im favor of kK. J. Patterson for the sum of Three Hunrincipal with interest on the principal at the rate of two percent per mouth from the 30th of py = bee pei, tegether with all costs of su na whereas on th : day of December, £. od ended nl D., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therem described, to-wit :— All that certain tract or parcel of land, known as the Buena Vista Lumber Y@d. situate in the vane of Grass Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, being the same ht.of & C. Richardson, ‘T. Woodruff, and C. Cleveland, by the Buenna Vista Mili eompany, together with all and singular. the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging orin any wise ap! ming, more particularly descibed ‘as fe. lows: That certaiu tract of land or town lot so called, situate in the town of Grass Yalley,county of Nevada aforesaid, in the easterly portion of said .own, and lying on the south side of Main street, bounded on tie north by lot oveupied by one Hollis, late Dr. Cleveland’s residence and extending along the western line of Hollis’ to. Main street, fronting on said street 25 feet, 3 the same more.or less.on the Western lots of Jeffries and others extending: Foye yp southerly.to the locality or line of premises owned by sun wh, common known as China east by Hone: ‘ertnets Li man and others, late Roberts & V er Yarad—be levied upon and sold to satisfy [te oe interest and costs, and the to the of ee the payment of said sums of Notice is hereby given that’ 1 pose* pub sale, all the bon tna be ihe hiihest bidder for cash in frent of the Court . on sth, Tos between the dure of 9 o'clgek a. M, Given under my hand this " 1902. NCW, KAOWLTOM Bicrig™ « The performance will commence with the com} titled & cessfully prosecuted, until a)! the world ‘vest of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and. shi Geodst Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favorite place of resort, és “§. HAAS & CO., . of Pine and Commercial Sts., Oct. 19th, Nevada. . HELMBOLD’S RXTRACT BUCHU, THE GREAT DIURETIC. . HELMBOLD’s EXTRACT BUCHU, _ THE GREAT DIURETIC. LMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. yell GREAT DIURBTIO. HELMBOLD’S EXTRA ns ‘HE GREAT DIURETIC. And a Positive ‘Remedy for Diseases ofthe Kidn ; Gravel, : Dropsy, Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out, and send for the Medicine at once. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Zan Francisco, Nov; 22d, 1862—Im NEW YEAR’S PARTY! A Party will . . be given by MRS, BLUM, AT TEMPERANCE HALL!! On Thursday Eve’g, Jan. Ist, 1863. Tickets including Supper -$3,00. Nevada, December, 5th. & and the BAKER & WiYMORE, Wheat, Barley end Ground Feed, Broad’ Street, Nevada.” RESH MEATS, ef ALEDp on hand and F sale at Cheap me” cash. Goods Within mesa sreegoubie datas of Nerae™* cheap foreash. : and for sah a reasona OULD tomers } has moved into his new Brick 627 Front St., San Franciseo, Where, with his wil} be ableto fill any ler ata moment’s notice, ~ He will continue as before to make kind of ie td package with and imitations. CHARTRES COFFEE. . Steam Mills for Coffee & Spices G. VENARD, 2 renpecttully inform thie mere public. generally that iding, No.Steam Machines he Coffee, and he will sack tome mame to prevent counterfi its nov29-lmap Pass 8 Dec. 1—St. Louts. Dec 11thGolden Age. Dec 21st—Sonora. . From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, a.», Pacific Mail Steamship Co, The followin steamsh be dispatched tn the mond ‘December, 1862 : For Panama. iengera will be conveyed from Panama t» Aspinw pe from / +pmwallito New York bv-the Atlantic and Pacii «Steamship Cor. Sacramento & Yythe Panama Railroad y Ve wy A. B. FORBES, Agent. Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada, Dec.-1st, 1862. KL, Warrants drawn on the General Fund ofthe County, and registered prior to Jan. 1, 1861, will be on presentation:at this offier. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertised for presentation Pe cease with this date. G. WAITE, Treasurer. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S : PRESENTS! !! HOLIDAY GOops:: PHILLIPS hes just received at his store on Commercial stteet, a la and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of Dollis, Wagons. Canes, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, India Rubber Goods, China Toys, Tea Sets, Tinand Zinc Toys, And in fact ten thousand different articles for Children, too numerous to mention. & Xr Hefalso, keeps on hand the best assortment o Cigars and Tobacco, to be found in this ene Dee. Ist. 1862. NOTICE ! ] MEAVE sold my interert in the wood business and mule-team. to my brother H B. Hixon, who willl fill all orders at duuble quick time deé J M. HIXON. ype ee SALE.—Whereas, on the 3d day of December, A. p1862,a final judgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State ef Califor nia, in aud for the county of W. H. Fulton, and in favor of ter the sum of Two Hundred and eighty-Gve and 53 10) dollars, principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of three per cent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid. together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said $d day of Dee. A. D. 1862, it was ordered and decreed, -by the said court; that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to wit :—The following $, mini round and claims situated. lyin ng in the county ef Nevada and State of California. All anal efeerwiar the one fourth interest in a certain sct of mining claims, situated on Republican Hill, snd known as the claims of A. Jacobs & Co., said claims bounded on the east by the mining claims of H aum & Co , and on the west by the mining ms of Cruisin & co. and front in Humbug Canon. Also,one fourth interest in the h-which conveys water to said gings. lao, one fourth interestin the tunnel and flume therein contained and thereunte connected the same be the undivided one fourth of all said m’ & ground and min claim, hose, telegraph, tunne) and flume there. unto belonging, together with all ahd singular, the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances fevied upon and sold to saticly” cata hinges evied npon satis I interest and costs, and the preceeds ft = money as . plid tothe payment of said sums of Tastes tn eves hat 1 otice y given that 1 will expose to public saleall the Son described pres aoe to Court the highest bidder for cash, in frontof House door, in Nev oa TUESDAY, Dec. 30th, 1862, between the: hours of 9 o’clock a. u., ang4Pp. M, Given under. hand, this Sthday of re a N Ww KNOWLTON Shei” Caldwell, PHE’s Atty.of California, In JusState QuMmens—s the seengey ieee nrors are Nevada, 3 at’ Fp ig (Be ame Mint. Orafts GEORGE W. KIDD, in the G ‘anite GER BALTEER, Building, Broad Street, Nevada DUST Purchased-at the Highest MarRates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S t Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates lections made, and State and County Se pe gerened at the highest Market value N March 7. 1861-tf : H. MACKIE, HM. MACKIE & CO.,BANEKERS. ? HENRY FHILIP. Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At See old stand, Main street, Nevada. OLD DUST at the Highest Ratee. Sight Cheeks on Francisco and Saera men Exehange on the Atlantic States and Furope, in sums to suit. é Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. Mint for Avsay or Ne wae H et save og ta Hi ag Rates. r urance ‘ues Fire. evade. date ist, 1862. tf Ti MMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, Ne. 40 Main Street ‘Gregory & Borinag’s old stand. Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. S } seal NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in the Distrit Court of the 14th Judicial District. of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an Insolvent Debtor : ; Pursuant to an order of the Hon. T. B. Me Farland, J paid T “se Levi A to be and r nsolvent, yes, to ee T.B MeFariand, District Judge said — in the county of Nevada, on the J5th da’ anuary M. of that day, then aud there to show catse, if any the vent sh of his estate be m hydraulic mining hose, and also % interest in the . } ofthe said District Court, noento all the creditors of the court, at the court room of >» A. D., 18:3, at 10 o’clock. Awhy the A ip of that Inpolnot be P and an assignment , and he be disharged from 1s debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such. case made and provided ; and in the mean time all ‘. solvent be stayed. Witness my court, this ist day proceedings against said Iahend and the seal of said of Dec. a. p. 1862. R. H. FARQUHAR, Cicrk, Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy: John Garber, Atty. és tended ssued theeountry, Large in to. 2862! 18621: 2862!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento. Hage: 3 the State to procure afine and me hits tad orlect Gnetrom hus thes ie wear. tile. the largatprices lower than s this is the best assortment 4 le ot HATS for Fall a€ © Canin Re man, situat place, was € bed of a nv was a Coat. tound the af it, and took The celestis guilty of pet him to appe 10 o’elock. Tae Tw will perfor last time, :* ‘peare’s Con the comedy Petite Sclid be the beat pany. Out be some ti pany vis te Homict Washingtor Thomas He Kosminski, An investig at Washing was held te slatighter b of Sessions To Pur good “PUF under thePumariege “PUFR,”” ta The this evenin A Lar those cog! on the ca revenue la‘ @ Year, an ing $80,00 debt, whe: 000, we ea if needs be peace wil ‘Huen . erbocker, Church p and intend

ad -oned, havea yery narrow yasy and prejudice exfsting, and : ative urnals, that time will be fritporttively silly, ‘and ought to have no influence ap of Mr. Judah. His route is de@fida by men Wwhie live along the Tine of other routes. They want « railroad, every one ‘of them, to pase. by their own doors, but Have not the enterprize to make even a survey. 1f ome company would build a Pacific aie Sverything is done by parties to throw discrédit upon through every camp in the State, tn what a happy frame of mind we would all our pockets and did'nt cost us a cent! Beéause witch a project replete with happiness to the whole, country is not contemplated, the ‘press is trying to destroy confidence in the route whieh promises to have prominence bore others. Like the Southern rebels, the udvoontes of some of the routes are deter‘mined if they caunot win they will ruin everybody else, The Pacific Central Railroad ‘would be teo good a paying thing for envious ‘souls to see in the hands of a Company they ¢annot cuntrol. Hence the fault-finding, the bickerings, the dog-in-the manger enarling, of persons who are determined to ‘have their own way, do nothing themselves, nor allow if possible anybody else tode anynes "prospect Wwoks hot very favorable for any work being done on a Pacific Railroad for at least a year to come. Every route in the State has & project to advocate, and all are intent on delay. San Francisco will not come up and use her money, because ~ capital is naturally timid and the bugbears of othe ‘press make it more so. San Francisco asks for a recognition of itself as the terminus of the road, as if the irreversible decrees of Nature were not enough without a reenactment by man of the lawsof God. San FranCisen i¢ the terminus and must remain so while time endures. We advocate building the firat section of the railroad from Auburn ‘to the summit. It is a wonder that some~-pody does not declare we are in favor of making that village the terminus of the Pacific failroad. It would be just ag sensible to attempt to make Auburn the terminus ay Sac“pamento. Neither ceuld reap the grout advantages to result from the Pacific Railroad. They must belong to San Francisco. Stop the road anywhere, and the points between “which travel will be. must be San Francisco and the western end of the road, and the profits of that travel itself must connect those points by railway os soon as the work ~ could be done. : Bo far ae the trade is concerned San Francisoo is notinterested in one route wore than wpother, But her capitahste, before they invest, want to know which reute offers the best inducements for their money. The Washoe trade is the great object to be gained and to the silver wines to the east of us. . the road is bound to go, if it goes atall. We are sure that such being the direction of the road, either Judah's or the Placerville route ‘thust prove superior to all others. because they are so much the most direct and least expensive to build and transport freight over. Two summits and four mile tunnels do not promise wuch for the Placerville route, and besides, it has not the merit cf being accur. tely. surveyed and cannot have till the snow is removed from the mountains, six monthe hence. Judah hue demonstrated that the Truckee route is a. practicable and good route. From every indication it is the best of ‘all, Men can be set at work grading a read: it. now, and before the Placerville “or any other route, can be scientifically ex_ “dnained, fifty miles of ruad may be graded and ~ teady for the ra'ls, Six months of the Wash. @6, trade will be worth three millions of dollars to the stock-holders in the first road that js built. The reasons for San Francisco to ‘take hold of the road at once, are many, and, “I bave no sympathy with secession, . Yankee Lock, says: each can feel they can depesd on the other to fight bravely, and neither section can claim any great superiority over the other.” In another place the lady says: “Every negro in Tennessee is virtually free. Those only remain with their masters \vho have sense enough to know when they are well off.” She also says there are robbers in both armies who would be punished if reported at headquarters. Monuy Kines Met.—We read in the Echo du Pacifique an account copied from another French paper, of a pique between the Rothschilds and the Bank of England.— It seems the Bank refused to discount a draft drawn by the House of Anselme Rothschild, of London, saying they discounted only their own paper and not those of particular parties. Three weeks after, Nathan Rathschild, after gathering together all the five pound notes he could find in England and on the. Continent, presented himself at the Bank at the morning hour, and drawing forth a portfolio well filled, received payment iv gold. After carefully teating each piece, he put them in a sack, and produced another and another portfolio, continuing to do so fur thé’'sevep hours the Bank was open, during which time he had bagged many thousand francs. A servant removed the acke as they were filled. At each of the ether nine pay counters an employee of the house of Rothschild had been likewise engaged, eo that the house during the day had been able to drew from the Bank 5.250,000 franes in gold. and no one else could geta place to present a check. The bankere laughed at the pique of the Rothschild — when he made hie appearance with his nine clerks and tuok his station as on the day before. They laughed none at all on the third day when the same ten made their appearance assoon as the Bank opened; but they trembled in their boots when they heard the King of Bankers intimate that he had five” pound notes enough to continue hie game two months, and that he had already drawn 320,250,000 francs in gold from the Bank of England, which never owned as much. * The Bank feared, and there appeared in the evening and morning papers, a notice te the effect that thereafter the Bank would pay Che paper of the house ef Ruthschild as its own. Ures, the capital of Sonora. Tac CIGAR EMPORIUM No, 38 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITy. RECEIVED THIS DAY 40,000 SESE BAVANA Of the Most Approuved Brands Also, the best Assortments of HARD CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco ! ! ! Ged A.R. JENEINS. [ D-n Showalter is reported to be at They laughed a little -lees the secend day . dred, Thirty-eight and 19-100, dollars, : debt ror} re § & Wi . batit cannot -be denied that: 3 it Taylor, diers, asd patient endurance of her whule 6 Gea E w Bea Dor : gone neti” O twits So tion of the world. But. in proving her Anoo a & Mis Grifia, . B & B glo Saxon race eqtial to any on the earth, . “¢ no” -FGamos, G nill she has inflicted a deadly wound upon her pe. H Clifton, RM as culiar institution from which it must ulti. Peter Peur, Bt Louis J Jacabs, Hill mately dié, And though she sees it not, this Gi cla, 72 = * death of slavery will work out her ultimate . Dr O iata,Ae c ae salvation, and enable herto keep pace with . y¢ iaks, < . do , de the progress of the North in intelligence and Aa svedl ateefiterprize. But will they move together as John Bemets, do 4 one nation, or twe’ God grant the former. tiene ™ a ag Yet the feeling has become so bitter between . 3 Campville igi the two sections, I fear this generation ab. ., » nooys, SFraccis cM Msobnson, do least must pass away before hostile feelings . HJ Vavis, Sane van B . mond, . ‘ can cease, though hostile actions may be Fiat. wear f Ties @ deemed impolitic. Perhaps itis well the . ¥Seehtom mu Bolt JG Brown, % military spirit of the. whole nation has thus 4 Paes Q oe 2 © ) Seaton, : a been called forth, for in the event of a forWilson Hazes, c Hill Peilipconley, do eign war, which (if anything can) will again ny AS ee . a a ae” oo unite North and South in one common cause, . yohn Sazley, “city . ‘ METRCPOLITAN THEATRE. Positively the Lust Night of MRS. W. H.*LEIGHTON, MR, J. A. TAYLOR, And the Great Star Company. TUESDAY EVENING, December 9th, LEAP YEAR. Miss -O’Leary....Mrs. W, H. Leighton Miss Floraden,. Mrs. H. A. Perry Watker.... -ceeeesMr Mayo Capt Medied.... .pscviinscues Mr Phelps DIMGNG 0 5nd ngs. dig sob hs ces Mr Graves To conclude with Shakspeare’s comedy of KATHERINE & PETRUCHIO. Petruchio Mr. J. H. Taylor Katherine Mrs. H. A. Perry ower ewe ese aee Doors open at 7, performance at 4 0’clock. Tickets $1 to all parts of the house. Geo. S. Peirce, Advance Agent. GO hNen OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY of Nevada, ss. In Court of Sessions. The People &c,, vs John Whittage, defendant.— Take notice that the unders Attorney for John Whittage, the defendant above named, wiil petition His Excellency, the Governor of the State of California, to grant a pardon under the seal of said State, t> the said defendant heretoforein the above entitled court, toewit: At the November Term thereof A, b., 1861, convicted of an assault with a deadly weapon with intent tocommit murder, and afterwards, to-wit : At the term aforesaid, sentenced by said court. to he imprisoned forthe term ofthrec years, in the State Prison of said State of California, to Hon. David Belden, County Judge, Nevada county end K. H, Gaylord, Esq . District Attormer E. L,CRAIG, Attorney e hereby accept service of the fo oing notice this 8th day of December, A. b., 1862. : DAVID BELDEN. County Judge, Nevada county. _—_—— E. 8. GAYLORD, District Attorney, Nevada county. aw, of Nevada, ss: I,R. H Farquhar, County Clerk. and ex officio, clerk of the court of Besaians, in ant for — Nevada couniy, do ereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy of a notiec pe filed Cc -_ Office in the Gove entitled ee bind int ~— >. Witness my hand and seal of said court } seal the 8th tay ot December, [862. : ey . H. FARQUIFAR, Clerk. By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. ~HERIFE’s SALE.—Whereas, on the 3a. day of Deeember, A. b., 1862, a final judgment and decree wag rendcred in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against Benjamin F. Coon, and im favor of kK. J. Patterson for the sum of Three Hunrincipal with interest on the principal at the rate of two percent per mouth from the 30th of py = bee pei, tegether with all costs of su na whereas on th : day of December, £. od ended nl D., 1862, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foreclosed and the property therem described, to-wit :— All that certain tract or parcel of land, known as the Buena Vista Lumber Y@d. situate in the vane of Grass Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, being the same ht.of & C. Richardson, ‘T. Woodruff, and C. Cleveland, by the Buenna Vista Mili eompany, together with all and singular. the hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging orin any wise ap! ming, more particularly descibed ‘as fe. lows: That certaiu tract of land or town lot so called, situate in the town of Grass Yalley,county of Nevada aforesaid, in the easterly portion of said .own, and lying on the south side of Main street, bounded on tie north by lot oveupied by one Hollis, late Dr. Cleveland’s residence and extending along the western line of Hollis’ to. Main street, fronting on said street 25 feet, 3 the same more.or less.on the Western lots of Jeffries and others extending: Foye yp southerly.to the locality or line of premises owned by sun wh, common known as China east by Hone: ‘ertnets Li man and others, late Roberts & V er Yarad—be levied upon and sold to satisfy [te oe interest and costs, and the to the of ee the payment of said sums of Notice is hereby given that’ 1 pose* pub sale, all the bon tna be ihe hiihest bidder for cash in frent of the Court . on sth, Tos between the dure of 9 o'clgek a. M, Given under my hand this " 1902. NCW, KAOWLTOM Bicrig™ « The performance will commence with the com} titled & cessfully prosecuted, until a)! the world ‘vest of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and. shi Geodst Just received, and for sale at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favorite place of resort, és “§. HAAS & CO., . of Pine and Commercial Sts., Oct. 19th, Nevada. . HELMBOLD’S RXTRACT BUCHU, THE GREAT DIURETIC. . HELMBOLD’s EXTRACT BUCHU, _ THE GREAT DIURETIC. LMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. yell GREAT DIURBTIO. HELMBOLD’S EXTRA ns ‘HE GREAT DIURETIC. And a Positive ‘Remedy for Diseases ofthe Kidn ; Gravel, : Dropsy,

Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out, and send for the Medicine at once. BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS. Zan Francisco, Nov; 22d, 1862—Im NEW YEAR’S PARTY! A Party will . . be given by MRS, BLUM, AT TEMPERANCE HALL!! On Thursday Eve’g, Jan. Ist, 1863. Tickets including Supper -$3,00. Nevada, December, 5th. & and the BAKER & WiYMORE, Wheat, Barley end Ground Feed, Broad’ Street, Nevada.” RESH MEATS, ef ALEDp on hand and F sale at Cheap me” cash. Goods Within mesa sreegoubie datas of Nerae™* cheap foreash. : and for sah a reasona OULD tomers } has moved into his new Brick 627 Front St., San Franciseo, Where, with his wil} be ableto fill any ler ata moment’s notice, ~ He will continue as before to make kind of ie td package with and imitations. CHARTRES COFFEE. . Steam Mills for Coffee & Spices G. VENARD, 2 renpecttully inform thie mere public. generally that iding, No.Steam Machines he Coffee, and he will sack tome mame to prevent counterfi its nov29-lmap Pass 8 Dec. 1—St. Louts. Dec 11thGolden Age. Dec 21st—Sonora. . From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, a.», Pacific Mail Steamship Co, The followin steamsh be dispatched tn the mond ‘December, 1862 : For Panama. iengera will be conveyed from Panama t» Aspinw pe from / +pmwallito New York bv-the Atlantic and Pacii «Steamship Cor. Sacramento & Yythe Panama Railroad y Ve wy A. B. FORBES, Agent. Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer’s Office, Nevada, Dec.-1st, 1862. KL, Warrants drawn on the General Fund ofthe County, and registered prior to Jan. 1, 1861, will be on presentation:at this offier. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertised for presentation Pe cease with this date. G. WAITE, Treasurer. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S : PRESENTS! !! HOLIDAY GOops:: PHILLIPS hes just received at his store on Commercial stteet, a la and magnificent assortment of Toys, consisting in in part of Dollis, Wagons. Canes, Swords, Baskets, Pistols, India Rubber Goods, China Toys, Tea Sets, Tinand Zinc Toys, And in fact ten thousand different articles for Children, too numerous to mention. & Xr Hefalso, keeps on hand the best assortment o Cigars and Tobacco, to be found in this ene Dee. Ist. 1862. NOTICE ! ] MEAVE sold my interert in the wood business and mule-team. to my brother H B. Hixon, who willl fill all orders at duuble quick time deé J M. HIXON. ype ee SALE.—Whereas, on the 3d day of December, A. p1862,a final judgment and decree was rendered inthe District court of the 14th Judicial District of the State ef Califor nia, in aud for the county of W. H. Fulton, and in favor of ter the sum of Two Hundred and eighty-Gve and 53 10) dollars, principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of three per cent per month, from the rendition of judgment until paid. together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said $d day of Dee. A. D. 1862, it was ordered and decreed, -by the said court; that the mortgage set forth in plaintiff ’s complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described, to wit :—The following $, mini round and claims situated. lyin ng in the county ef Nevada and State of California. All anal efeerwiar the one fourth interest in a certain sct of mining claims, situated on Republican Hill, snd known as the claims of A. Jacobs & Co., said claims bounded on the east by the mining claims of H aum & Co , and on the west by the mining ms of Cruisin & co. and front in Humbug Canon. Also,one fourth interest in the h-which conveys water to said gings. lao, one fourth interestin the tunnel and flume therein contained and thereunte connected the same be the undivided one fourth of all said m’ & ground and min claim, hose, telegraph, tunne) and flume there. unto belonging, together with all ahd singular, the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenances fevied upon and sold to saticly” cata hinges evied npon satis I interest and costs, and the preceeds ft = money as . plid tothe payment of said sums of Tastes tn eves hat 1 otice y given that 1 will expose to public saleall the Son described pres aoe to Court the highest bidder for cash, in frontof House door, in Nev oa TUESDAY, Dec. 30th, 1862, between the: hours of 9 o’clock a. u., ang4Pp. M, Given under. hand, this Sthday of re a N Ww KNOWLTON Shei” Caldwell, PHE’s Atty.of California, In JusState QuMmens—s the seengey ieee nrors are Nevada, 3 at’ Fp ig (Be ame Mint. Orafts GEORGE W. KIDD, in the G ‘anite GER BALTEER, Building, Broad Street, Nevada DUST Purchased-at the Highest MarRates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay or for Coinage at the U.S t Checks on San Francisco and Sacramento on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates lections made, and State and County Se pe gerened at the highest Market value N March 7. 1861-tf : H. MACKIE, HM. MACKIE & CO.,BANEKERS. ? HENRY FHILIP. Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At See old stand, Main street, Nevada. OLD DUST at the Highest Ratee. Sight Cheeks on Francisco and Saera men Exehange on the Atlantic States and Furope, in sums to suit. é Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. Mint for Avsay or Ne wae H et save og ta Hi ag Rates. r urance ‘ues Fire. evade. date ist, 1862. tf Ti MMONS & CO., DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, Ne. 40 Main Street ‘Gregory & Borinag’s old stand. Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. S } seal NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in the Distrit Court of the 14th Judicial District. of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of Levi Ayers, an Insolvent Debtor : ; Pursuant to an order of the Hon. T. B. Me Farland, J paid T “se Levi A to be and r nsolvent, yes, to ee T.B MeFariand, District Judge said — in the county of Nevada, on the J5th da’ anuary M. of that day, then aud there to show catse, if any the vent sh of his estate be m hydraulic mining hose, and also % interest in the . } ofthe said District Court, noento all the creditors of the court, at the court room of >» A. D., 18:3, at 10 o’clock. Awhy the A ip of that Inpolnot be P and an assignment , and he be disharged from 1s debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such. case made and provided ; and in the mean time all ‘. solvent be stayed. Witness my court, this ist day proceedings against said Iahend and the seal of said of Dec. a. p. 1862. R. H. FARQUHAR, Cicrk, Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy: John Garber, Atty. és tended ssued theeountry, Large in to. 2862! 18621: 2862!!! A. LAMOTT HATTER! Cor. 2d and J Sts., Sacramento.. Hage: 3 the State to procure afine and me hits tad orlect Gnetrom hus thes ie wear. tile. the largatprices lower than s this is the best assortment 4 le ot HATS for Fall a€ © Canin Re man, situat place, was € bed of a nv was a Coat. tound the af it, and took The celestis guilty of pet him to appe 10 o’elock. Tae Tw will perfor last time, :* ‘peare’s Con the comedy Petite Sclid be the beat pany. Out be some ti pany vis te Homict Washingtor Thomas He Kosminski, An investig at Washing was held te slatighter b of Sessions To Pur good “PUF under thePumariege “PUFR,”” ta The this evenin A Lar those cog! on the ca revenue la‘ @ Year, an ing $80,00 debt, whe: 000, we ea if needs be peace wil ‘Huen . erbocker, Church p and intend