February 18, 1863 (4 pages)

turned into-the_mills in consequence of the . « “ghed their blood und left their bones to bleach Francisco, and others, tobe used apon the , Seack which is tojuin the railroad from the a \ ter Rev. Austin L. Park, formérly of San Pevads Baily, Transcript Wovada Comtty Official Press, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Op ie agua es Silage pomp FEB. 18th aes Peace Paopostrions.—In Congress, recontly, the Iet"slone policy urged upon the Government by. Jett. Daxis.and‘the rebels, ‘has been boldly urged by the Peace Demo~ ‘orate under 'the lead of Valandingham. Cox of Ohio has started the same cry in New York by » conteurptible tirade aptn the Pu-ritane. These men, traitors at -heart, attempt, if such o thing were possible, to weakon the strength. of the ‘Union cause in the West. They, upon the floor of the National ‘Congress, advocate a peace upon a basis that would degrade the Government if the eyes, “ofthe wotld; and be a burning shame upon the Nation's ‘name—a peace that would acknowledge thejustnessof the rebel cause.— And these-men threaten, if the termes are not accepted, that'the great Weet will go with the South. Thank God the. West does not jee through the wedium of ‘such trai'ors as Valandingham ‘and his followers. Ohio does riot mike Sam Cox a medium to communicate her love for the Union. She speaks through the thousands of ber sons that have upon every field of battle. She speaks through the memory of the past. and by the hope of the future. The almost universal shout’ of the West cannot be misteken; it is fot war until a peace, honorable in its character. a peace that shall bring with it the unity of the nation, the subjugation of every State to the Constitation. shall be establish. od: This can only be.effected when not an gem shall be raised against her authority. — This is what the West, with every loyal man of the nation, whatever be his place of residence, demands; and this alone will satisfy "The price of paper atock in New York city hae fallen from eight to five cents a tb. Immense quantities of old stock have been high rates which have ruled for some weeks past. Rak. ROADS.—Seven hundred tuns of railtoad iron have been shipped from New York to the order of J.P. Robineon and~G. W. Mowe, of Sacramento, and J. Mora Moss, ene of the firm of Pioche, Bayerque & Co of San new town owned by Robinson and Mowe at or near Gosting’s, some eight or ten miles be, fuw Sacramento to the Valley Railroad at or near Brighton. They expect to have this branch ruad running next Fall: 8 A Tue Vigilance Committee lately formed at Steilacuom, W. T., have effected a permanent organization by the election of offieers and the adoptiin of resolutions declaring that ia all ¢ases where the officers of the Territory fil io their duty in .the prosecution ofoffenders, that the people will take the law into theirown hands. This state of affairs has been brought about through the eorraptiun of those in power: The Committee has established itself on a basis similar to that whieh existed in San Francisco eoveral:years ago. ~ Francieco, afd brother of T. W. Park, recetitly cendidate for United Stated Senator, aas been “approbated” ata meeting of the. Suffolk South Association (Mass ) to preach THE Monitor says five young ladies arrived on the last steamer from Panaima, who are [intended for the Order of Mercy in -Gualifornia, ‘They came directly from Ireland— three from Cashel and two froin Cork. One of the latter—lived a considerable time in France. They will continue their novitiate in the Convent on Rineon sill. Tue Riclimond Examiner_says the Hon. Joba Minor Botts has recently purchased in Orange county, Virginia. an estate of 2," 00 aeres, fer ‘the sum of $104,600, and has leit the city to take possession of the eame. with the intention of devoting the remainder of of his. years to xgricultural purposes. There were eight thousand new cases put en the calendar of a Cireuit Court now sitting ‘in New York City. “The average number dispesed of daily has been four. . Litigants in a ae "ssiaaebapnis taste. pane “ala eee ad hea Cot Re ae observed during his discourse a lady .whe seemed to be-mueh affected. After mee*i he coneluded té pay her 4 visit, atid sée wh were the impfessions of her mind. He approached Her'thus: Well madain, what were: you so affected about during ‘preaching to-' About six years cae ee oe hushand moved to this'place, the rty we . had wasa‘jackass. Husband ie ded, and me and the beast were left allalone. At last the beast died, and fo ‘tell you'the truth, fda put. me so much.in mind of that dear old-ctitter that I couldn't takin’ onan’ eryin’ about it right in meetin’. The minis« ter waa satisfied, and asked We mire questions. : Brixeinc Hi tn.—Ingr.lam’s bleckade raising at Charleston is something like the fellow’s bear hunt, eays-the San Francisco Herald. He went out. sawabenr, fired at it; the bear chased him and he ran into camp shouting, “I’ve got the game, boys, and’ brought it right into camp!’’. When our boats chased Ingraham into Charleston, he shouted, I’ve raised. the: bluckade; its cowing right into port!” : Tur. list of marine disasters for 1862, includes. 1,010 vessels, of which 44 were ateam-< ers, 233 ships, 210 barks, 189 briga. 325. schooners, and the estimated loss was $16,ce A New Orleans: paper states. that about one-fourth of the population. of the city of New Orleans are dependent upen the ‘Governweat for food. Gev. Butler has feed them by furced contributions from wealthy secessiviists. 2 DANCE OF THE INSANE.—The inmates of the Insane Asyluin had a dance at that place on Friday evening. Dr. Tilden frequently allows these little parties and citizens are invited to participate. There-are several excelleat musicians who are patients. An Eprron LucKn.—Geotge Brown, of the Torenta: Globe, shas Intely gnarried *the daughter of Mr, Nelson the fachdéus Edinbury publisher, who brings her husband a dowry of $120,000. -The scarcity of paper rags will have no terror for that lucky editor. From indications a street railroad is soon. to be laid along the whole of Montgomery street, San Francisco, THE Post-Office Department has sent a circular to Postmasters stating that a large amount of clothing, boots, ete., is sent by them in the: mails; at a charge of one cent per ounce. This is nutenough, and the articles are held fur postage, and oftentimes never reach the persons to whoni they are sent-. These articles must be prepaid as letter postago. Iv is said that Bombay has already been enriched to’ the extent of $20,000,000, by the advance in the price of ¢otton, one. Parsee alone having made $4,009,000 by his speculation in that article. YALE COLLEGE has 917 students in all ite departments. Theology, 25; law, 34; madicine, 51; philosophy and arts, 47; college proper, four hundred and sixty. : R. F. Greeley, editor of the Pacific Review, has gone to Eurupe. WE do not think itacrime to be « Republican, for every Republican is a Union -man. There is danger of crime in being a Democrat, because every secessionist claime te bea Democrat. Says an exchange. Tue San Francisco Herald gets off the following rather goud one: “ The French and English Governments indignantly remonstrated with the United States Government, for sinking vessels in the entrance to Charleston harbor. Now that the rebels have ‘gone and done’ the same trick, what will John. Bull-& Co. say to them f° What are yeu going to do about it Train PLUNDERED.—Letters from General Carleton's command state that a large train, loaded with clothing, ete., was tecent‘lyattacked and plundered by the Navajo Indians,.on the Journade Del Muerto, 40 miles below Fort Craig” ——— . THE Press, of Vienna, states that bails will be agsin given at Court this winter, none having faken place fur the last two years in colisequence of the illness of the Empress. Ick.—There are feur houses at\ Dayton, N, T., allof which are receiving a aterage of cooling treasure. The ice upon the will ness of seven or eight inclite clear and solid. Lamaatixe. has sold his ‘Memoirs from Beyond the Grave” for $40,000. That is y and is very A Youne minister went out to preach, ard day?” “Lame,” said the lady, “I'll tell you-} dams at that place has now reached a thick+ . _Lest.—Archbishop Alemany has published the-regulations for Lentin 1863, thus: 1. All the week days from Aati Wednesday, Feb. 18th, till Easter Sunday, are fast days of pre~ cept ‘un one meal, with n moderate collation. . 2. The use of meat is allowed, save on: Wednesdays and Fridays, ths Ember days. and Thursday and Saturday of Holy Week. All Saturdays are days of abstinence, but not of obligation, The pastors can grant the use of meats in cases of necessity. 3. Fish and flesh must not be eaten at the same meal dus riog Lent. : ‘wPARLOR Pistot Practice.—According . to a. New York correspondent of the Boston Journal, the ladies of that city have addea pistol practice to their list of pastimes. The weapon is a French invention, and carries a ball about the size of a pea. te” Sam. Brannan of San Francisco, re ceived a large invoice-of foreign grape vine cuttings, by last steamer, whica he will plant on his Napa and Feather river ranches.— They oumber very many thousands. —_—_——S Po j Cuas. E. Cuenery, of San Francisco has been appuinted Paymaster in the United States Navy. sc THE Commission of Senator Conness was made out on parchment, signed by Governor Stanford and delivered on last Wednesday. Tue Sugar crop of Louisiana will not exceed sixty thousand hogsheads, when but for the rebellion it would have been half a million, General Denver.—For a long time nothing has been heard of this General. [tnow appears that he is in command of a. brigade under General Sherman, and precipitated in the attack on Vicksburg. a ¢ ed ‘ AT Salt Lake on Thursday laat, 8. C. Greenleat assaulted Joseph Holladay with a pistol, stricking him: with it on the head.— By and by Holladay prepared, met him and shot Greenleaf, killing him instantly. Greenleaf. was in the employ of Holladay on hie stage route east of Salt Lake, and they quarreled about money. — PowpDeéxevo Heavs'—The Alta says that the ladies of San Francisco have revived the ancient fashion of whitening the hair with powder. Big hoops and powdered head* will be apt to keep beaux at a respectful distance. The custom has prevailed at the Tre Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroad—running from Folsom to Placerville—is a fixed fact. The distance is 354 niles, estimated cost of construction $1,119,527—annual revenue, $533,500—expeuses $193,000—>profits, $340,500 being an annual interest of 23 per cent. Hesperian CoLi.ece.—Last week the Hesperian College, at Woodland, opened under favorable auspices—the number being already 76, and, before long, it will reach 100 “students. : id) Arrivaisat Nauonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR aN FEBRUARY, 16, 1863. Rev « Thomas, SF J C Lee, Blue T J H Skietmore, do W Smith, do W W Nichols. do R Metcalf, do RL Clark, Virginia C W Rennett, do R Barr, do _A Montrose. wr ville W H Hupbarn, do F McGee, Grans Valley GR Peterson, do C-Sarker, do F Winzell, do W Kenorly, Alpha Hl W D8Gray, do QO Clement, do WA Ranson, San FE Pi Twitchell, Little ¥ D Landers, Moores WH J Lysle. city ~ NP Sird, Red J Drahmer, do J Bredlove, do G W Foster, do PD Koof, do N Blanker, Om A _L Greely, San Juan TJ McClellan, Valle LW Bickferd, do Mrs Pardee, Blue H-P Baldwin. Mich DW Herrier, Oricans. L Foiler, do M Alfman, Rereek AK Head, fm D J Foster, Valley R Sylvester, Bue . $1 oe aw as oPoecase of #, in any stage, which DR. LE HICHEAU'S OLL'EN BALSAM fails to cure. No comment is necessary upon this medicin*, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has-cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such aS sores upon aga od or other parts of the body, sore eycs, etc. e Golden Isam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumatism. Prive, $5-per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State.— hee have no my Ys for this meee are sole re manufacturers. Al orders Dn iy meer, nuine. Otserve well the upon each inside label. fect and hs a © guarrantee @ perou < RICHARDS & WHITFIEL Se Agente for b os the celebrated SPANISH never known to tion, Gra and all Urinary de ments. “None whthnet our ce dying to some purpose, thet Ceurt must expect apeody justice. BOT aE Lee ae ae RT ee ee per ‘PISSOLUTION{OF PARTNERSHIP. the u nA under pe tate 3 Carley Seay Wil jay all Bee F ¢ v FRANK HALL, A. B. CARLEY. A. B. Carley will continue the business st . the old stand, on Commercial street. ONSTABLE’S SALE.~S nia, county of Nevaca. towns! ss. By virtueof an execution to me delivered, issued from the ceurt uf [ra ewe Esq-, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the coun ty aforesaid, bearing date January, 29th. 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered said Stanley, outhe 28th day of January. 15 in favor. of Chas H. Keller, and —— L. Buek. ior the um of One Hundred and fifty-nine, 24-100 dolt. lara. debt, interest, damigés and eosts of suic 1 havetskenin execution and will seli toths highest biider for eash at Orleans Fiat, Nevada county, the following described property to-wit : One certain set of mining claims, known as_ LBuck’s Diggings ther with all tunnels, cuts, flumes. boxes and all appurt¢nances thereunto belonging ; said property being situate on Orleans Flat, Nev county. Also, one ranch an garden, with dwelling house and fixtures there on, said house being now occupied by L. Buck. and situate as above, on Thursday, the fiftn day of March, 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock A. M.,and 4 P. Mi Of saidday ‘Taken as of Califorthe property of A Buck to-satisfy the above demands and acerui g costs. Witness my ‘this 7th day of Feb. 186%. . 0. D. BABCOCK, constable. — BAILEY HOUSE, Bread Street, Nevada. NAT. BAILEY, ~— WOULD inform bis old friends and ts: the public that he has taken the above . ‘') house and is now ready to accommodate all who favor him with their patronage. . 5 : THE ROOMS . Have all been furnished with the best of Beds and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountains. THE TABLE 4 Will at all times be furnished wiih the best the market affords. THE PRICES Will be as reasonr bie as arly house in the city. Give me acall, and I will rantee satisfaction. AT. BAILEY. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 183, Proprietor. $ & NOTICE ! es a eetemtataeeaes PO a Sane TS We take this method of informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! At Reduced Prices! ! We have also recelyed an additional stock of — Goodyear’s Kubber Coats ! White and Black !! . Also, on hand Gums Béots, all kinds and sizes. -S. HAAS & CO., Cor. uf Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. . ? We have on hand aiarge asscrtment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. S$. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. FINE ARTS ! Alas who are destfoue of obtaining 2 Engraving or Lithograph, framed or unframed, or Materials & Studies XP for Prawing & Painting, cé Weuld do well to call at the . rges'mentin §an Francisco of r pega ROOS & WUNDERLICH, 1 & Co’s s ontgomery Street, New Store 219 1 (Russ Block.). fy 10m . MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ON’T fail to re MRS. WINSLOW’S SUOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable i preparation is the preecri of one ofthe most experienced ond Suitifat cusene in New England, ‘and ber Bhs used ¥ mever failing Sube OF ninue success in THOUSac gives tone and ' hole syetens: “Eh ill almeaet festant Voctiove . Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, }aadsurest Remedy in the World, in all cases of semtery and DIA ye whether cteing frees’ teathinn > Mash denetinae ter aig wilt bottle. N the foc siaile of one genuine Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. Principal Off 13 Cedar Street, New pg te on rg ow Ra ” fly 124m Spans : MONTGOMERY , p-of: Eureka, . " Itnot only relieves the child from pam, but . endin death. Webelieve itthe best . . SILK HOU JOSEPH ROBERTS & C0., ines 3 STREET, x doer from main LICK’S entrance ip ‘BLOCK, se) SAN FRANCISCO, . (= IMPOR1ERS.OF — ms Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goede, bf Leds, Mantillas, Shawls; Embrotdertes, Hosiery, and Gloves! New and Fashionable deads received from . PARIS and NEW.YORK, by every Steamy All orders entrusted to us by our d . LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY . will be promptly atten ded to. del6 2m Azad Machine Shop, ne Street, Nevada City Quartz Machine description. construct fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildy_ Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheels. All ordera filles . promptly-and at as 10W rates as any establish ‘. added Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM. GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK, ‘ San Francisco. Nevada. ; WEAVER & CO., Ne. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGRO INING TOOLS, &c., &c. Have taken the and formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of.a complete Stock of Goods, which will be gold at most ble rates for CASH. A portion of ,he Public Patronage solicited. : x7 Goods delivered free ef charge. . WEAVER &CO. Nevada, Mareh, 18th 1862. 0. ST. PATRICK’S BALL! . MARCH i%th, 1863 1! Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will gives Temperance Hall. -1 ON-TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 171. A GOOD SUPPER Will be got up for the occasion. THE BEST OF MUSIC Has been secured. Tickets, = = = = 98,00, The publie is respectfully invited to atNevada, Jan. Sth. 1863. NILES SEARLS. A. Ov WILES SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ffice—Broad street Kidd’s Building. 8" Niles Searls, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada Territory. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Geo Keisey’s Bieck, No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry guaranteed. le to order. All les Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860: JOH¥ GRIMES, : WILLIAM GIBEOR, FASHION SALOON ! BB Street, Virginia City. . GRIMES & GIBSON,.. Proprietors. te choieest Wines, Liquu and will always be found at the of the fon. Attached to the saleon are two first-class Bilfard Tables. i -oel4 tf DIARIES! DIARIES!! FOR THE YEAR 1863 . ! BROAD STREET, ; ae Nevada, January 28th, 1863.—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, I would inform my friends a EGR 2 vistee = services that to atten’ those fay a call, abt Houser =~ Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry . YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL}? S to sD a and of wt CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS .

turned into-the_mills in consequence of the . « “ghed their blood und left their bones to bleach Francisco, and others, tobe used apon the , Seack which is tojuin the railroad from the a \ ter Rev. Austin L. Park, formérly of San Pevads Baily, Transcript Wovada Comtty Official Press, WEDNESDAY MORNING, Op ie agua es Silage pomp FEB. 18th aes Peace Paopostrions.—In Congress, recontly, the Iet"slone policy urged upon the Government by. Jett. Daxis.and‘the rebels, ‘has been boldly urged by the Peace Demo~ ‘orate under 'the lead of Valandingham. Cox of Ohio has started the same cry in New York by » conteurptible tirade aptn the Pu-ritane. These men, traitors at -heart, attempt, if such o thing were possible, to weakon the strength. of the ‘Union cause in the West. They, upon the floor of the National ‘Congress, advocate a peace upon a basis that would degrade the Government if the eyes, “ofthe wotld; and be a burning shame upon the Nation's ‘name—a peace that would acknowledge thejustnessof the rebel cause.— And these-men threaten, if the termes are not accepted, that'the great Weet will go with the South. Thank God the. West does not jee through the wedium of ‘such trai'ors as Valandingham ‘and his followers. Ohio does riot mike Sam Cox a medium to communicate her love for the Union. She speaks through the thousands of ber sons that have upon every field of battle. She speaks through the memory of the past. and by the hope of the future. The almost universal shout’ of the West cannot be misteken; it is fot war until a peace, honorable in its character. a peace that shall bring with it the unity of the nation, the subjugation of every State to the Constitation. shall be establish. od: This can only be.effected when not an gem shall be raised against her authority. — This is what the West, with every loyal man of the nation, whatever be his place of residence, demands; and this alone will satisfy "The price of paper atock in New York city hae fallen from eight to five cents a tb. Immense quantities of old stock have been high rates which have ruled for some weeks past. Rak. ROADS.—Seven hundred tuns of railtoad iron have been shipped from New York to the order of J.P. Robineon and~G. W. Mowe, of Sacramento, and J. Mora Moss, ene of the firm of Pioche, Bayerque & Co of San new town owned by Robinson and Mowe at or near Gosting’s, some eight or ten miles be, fuw Sacramento to the Valley Railroad at or near Brighton. They expect to have this branch ruad running next Fall: 8 A Tue Vigilance Committee lately formed at Steilacuom, W. T., have effected a permanent organization by the election of offieers and the adoptiin of resolutions declaring that ia all ¢ases where the officers of the Territory fil io their duty in .the prosecution ofoffenders, that the people will take the law into theirown hands. This state of affairs has been brought about through the eorraptiun of those in power: The Committee has established itself on a basis similar to that whieh existed in San Francisco eoveral:years ago. ~ Francieco, afd brother of T. W. Park, recetitly cendidate for United Stated Senator, aas been “approbated” ata meeting of the. Suffolk South Association (Mass ) to preach THE Monitor says five young ladies arrived on the last steamer from Panaima, who are [intended for the Order of Mercy in -Gualifornia, ‘They came directly from Ireland— three from Cashel and two froin Cork. One of the latter—lived a considerable time in France. They will continue their novitiate in the Convent on Rineon sill. Tue Riclimond Examiner_says the Hon. Joba Minor Botts has recently purchased in Orange county, Virginia. an estate of 2," 00 aeres, fer ‘the sum of $104,600, and has leit the city to take possession of the eame. with the intention of devoting the remainder of of his. years to xgricultural purposes. There were eight thousand new cases put en the calendar of a Cireuit Court now sitting ‘in New York City. “The average number dispesed of daily has been four. . Litigants in a ae "ssiaaebapnis taste. pane “ala eee ad hea Cot Re ae observed during his discourse a lady .whe seemed to be-mueh affected. After mee*i he coneluded té pay her 4 visit, atid sée wh were the impfessions of her mind. He approached Her'thus: Well madain, what were: you so affected about during ‘preaching to-' About six years cae ee oe hushand moved to this'place, the rty we . had wasa‘jackass. Husband ie ded, and me and the beast were left allalone. At last the beast died, and fo ‘tell you'the truth, fda put. me so much.in mind of that dear old-ctitter that I couldn't takin’ onan’ eryin’ about it right in meetin’. The minis« ter waa satisfied, and asked We mire questions. : Brixeinc Hi tn.—Ingr.lam’s bleckade raising at Charleston is something like the fellow’s bear hunt, eays-the San Francisco Herald. He went out. sawabenr, fired at it; the bear chased him and he ran into camp shouting, “I’ve got the game, boys, and’ brought it right into camp!’’. When our boats chased Ingraham into Charleston, he shouted, I’ve raised. the: bluckade; its cowing right into port!” : Tur. list of marine disasters for 1862, includes. 1,010 vessels, of which 44 were ateam-< ers, 233 ships, 210 barks, 189 briga. 325. schooners, and the estimated loss was $16,ce A New Orleans: paper states. that about one-fourth of the population. of the city of New Orleans are dependent upen the ‘Governweat for food. Gev. Butler has feed them by furced contributions from wealthy secessiviists. 2 DANCE OF THE INSANE.—The inmates of the Insane Asyluin had a dance at that place on Friday evening. Dr. Tilden frequently allows these little parties and citizens are invited to participate. There-are several excelleat musicians who are patients. An Eprron LucKn.—Geotge Brown, of the Torenta: Globe, shas Intely gnarried *the daughter of Mr, Nelson the fachdéus Edinbury publisher, who brings her husband a dowry of $120,000. -The scarcity of paper rags will have no terror for that lucky editor. From indications a street railroad is soon. to be laid along the whole of Montgomery street, San Francisco, THE Post-Office Department has sent a circular to Postmasters stating that a large amount of clothing, boots, ete., is sent by them in the: mails; at a charge of one cent per ounce. This is nutenough, and the articles are held fur postage, and oftentimes never reach the persons to whoni they are sent-. These articles must be prepaid as letter postago. Iv is said that Bombay has already been enriched to’ the extent of $20,000,000, by the advance in the price of ¢otton, one. Parsee alone having made $4,009,000 by his speculation in that article. YALE COLLEGE has 917 students in all ite departments. Theology, 25; law, 34; madicine, 51; philosophy and arts, 47; college proper, four hundred and sixty. : R. F. Greeley, editor of the Pacific Review, has gone to Eurupe. WE do not think itacrime to be « Republican, for every Republican is a Union -man. There is danger of crime in being a Democrat, because every secessionist claime te bea Democrat. Says an exchange. Tue San Francisco Herald gets off the following rather goud one: “ The French and English Governments indignantly remonstrated with the United States Government, for sinking vessels in the entrance to Charleston harbor. Now that the rebels have ‘gone and done’ the same trick, what will John. Bull-& Co. say to them f° What are yeu going to do about it Train PLUNDERED.—Letters from General Carleton's command state that a large train, loaded with clothing, ete., was tecent‘lyattacked and plundered by the Navajo Indians,.on the Journade Del Muerto, 40 miles below Fort Craig” ——— . THE Press, of Vienna, states that bails will be agsin given at Court this winter, none having faken place fur the last two years in colisequence of the illness of the Empress. Ick.—There are feur houses at\ Dayton, N, T., allof which are receiving a aterage of cooling treasure. The ice upon the will ness of seven or eight inclite clear and solid. Lamaatixe. has sold his ‘Memoirs from Beyond the Grave” for $40,000. That is y and is very A Youne minister went out to preach, ard day?” “Lame,” said the lady, “I'll tell you-} dams at that place has now reached a thick+ . _Lest.—Archbishop Alemany has published the-regulations for Lentin 1863, thus: 1. All the week days from Aati Wednesday, Feb. 18th, till Easter Sunday, are fast days of pre~ cept ‘un one meal, with n moderate collation. . 2. The use of meat is allowed, save on: Wednesdays and Fridays, ths Ember days. and Thursday and Saturday of Holy Week. All Saturdays are days of abstinence, but not of obligation, The pastors can grant the use of meats in cases of necessity. 3. Fish and flesh must not be eaten at the same meal dus riog Lent. : ‘wPARLOR Pistot Practice.—According . to a. New York correspondent of the Boston Journal, the ladies of that city have addea pistol practice to their list of pastimes. The weapon is a French invention, and carries a ball about the size of a pea. te” Sam. Brannan of San Francisco, re ceived a large invoice-of foreign grape vine cuttings, by last steamer, whica he will plant on his Napa and Feather river ranches.— They oumber very many thousands. —_—_——S Po j Cuas. E. Cuenery, of San Francisco has been appuinted Paymaster in the United States Navy. sc THE Commission of Senator Conness was made out on parchment, signed by Governor Stanford and delivered on last Wednesday. Tue Sugar crop of Louisiana will not exceed sixty thousand hogsheads, when but for the rebellion it would have been half a million, General Denver.—For a long time nothing has been heard of this General. [tnow appears that he is in command of a. brigade under General Sherman, and precipitated in the attack on Vicksburg. a ¢ ed ‘ AT Salt Lake on Thursday laat, 8. C. Greenleat assaulted Joseph Holladay with a pistol, stricking him: with it on the head.— By and by Holladay prepared, met him and shot Greenleaf, killing him instantly. Greenleaf. was in the employ of Holladay on hie stage route east of Salt Lake, and they quarreled about money. — PowpDeéxevo Heavs'—The Alta says that the ladies of San Francisco have revived the ancient fashion of whitening the hair with powder. Big hoops and powdered head* will be apt to keep beaux at a respectful distance. The custom has prevailed at the Tre Placerville and Sacramento Valley Railroad—running from Folsom to Placerville—is a fixed fact. The distance is 354 niles, estimated cost of construction $1,119,527—annual revenue, $533,500—expeuses $193,000—>profits, $340,500 being an annual interest of 23 per cent. Hesperian CoLi.ece.—Last week the Hesperian College, at Woodland, opened under favorable auspices—the number being already 76, and, before long, it will reach 100 “students. : id) Arrivaisat Nauonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR aN FEBRUARY, 16, 1863. Rev « Thomas, SF J C Lee, Blue T J H Skietmore, do W Smith, do W W Nichols. do R Metcalf, do

RL Clark, Virginia C W Rennett, do R Barr, do _A Montrose. wr ville W H Hupbarn, do F McGee, Grans Valley GR Peterson, do C-Sarker, do F Winzell, do W Kenorly, Alpha Hl W D8Gray, do QO Clement, do WA Ranson, San FE Pi Twitchell, Little ¥ D Landers, Moores WH J Lysle. city ~ NP Sird, Red J Drahmer, do J Bredlove, do G W Foster, do PD Koof, do N Blanker, Om A _L Greely, San Juan TJ McClellan, Valle LW Bickferd, do Mrs Pardee, Blue H-P Baldwin. Mich DW Herrier, Oricans. L Foiler, do M Alfman, Rereek AK Head, fm D J Foster, Valley R Sylvester, Bue . $1 oe aw as oPoecase of #, in any stage, which DR. LE HICHEAU'S OLL'EN BALSAM fails to cure. No comment is necessary upon this medicin*, it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits ; it has-cured thousands who have wasted handsome fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. I for first and second stages, such aS sores upon aga od or other parts of the body, sore eycs, etc. e Golden Isam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheumatism. Prive, $5-per bottle ; upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State.— hee have no my Ys for this meee are sole re manufacturers. Al orders Dn iy meer, nuine. Otserve well the upon each inside label. fect and hs a © guarrantee @ perou < RICHARDS & WHITFIEL Se Agente for b os the celebrated SPANISH never known to tion, Gra and all Urinary de ments. “None whthnet our ce dying to some purpose, thet Ceurt must expect apeody justice. BOT aE Lee ae ae RT ee ee per ‘PISSOLUTION{OF PARTNERSHIP. the u nA under pe tate 3 Carley Seay Wil jay all Bee F ¢ v FRANK HALL, A. B. CARLEY. A. B. Carley will continue the business st . the old stand, on Commercial street. ONSTABLE’S SALE.~S nia, county of Nevaca. towns! ss. By virtueof an execution to me delivered, issued from the ceurt uf [ra ewe Esq-, an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the coun ty aforesaid, bearing date January, 29th. 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered said Stanley, outhe 28th day of January. 15 in favor. of Chas H. Keller, and —— L. Buek. ior the um of One Hundred and fifty-nine, 24-100 dolt. lara. debt, interest, damigés and eosts of suic 1 havetskenin execution and will seli toths highest biider for eash at Orleans Fiat, Nevada county, the following described property to-wit : One certain set of mining claims, known as_ LBuck’s Diggings ther with all tunnels, cuts, flumes. boxes and all appurt¢nances thereunto belonging ; said property being situate on Orleans Flat, Nev county. Also, one ranch an garden, with dwelling house and fixtures there on, said house being now occupied by L. Buck. and situate as above, on Thursday, the fiftn day of March, 1863, between the hours of 9 0’clock A. M.,and 4 P. Mi Of saidday ‘Taken as of Califorthe property of A Buck to-satisfy the above demands and acerui g costs. Witness my ‘this 7th day of Feb. 186%. . 0. D. BABCOCK, constable. — BAILEY HOUSE, Bread Street, Nevada. NAT. BAILEY, ~— WOULD inform bis old friends and ts: the public that he has taken the above . ‘') house and is now ready to accommodate all who favor him with their patronage. . 5 : THE ROOMS . Have all been furnished with the best of Beds and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountains. THE TABLE 4 Will at all times be furnished wiih the best the market affords. THE PRICES Will be as reasonr bie as arly house in the city. Give me acall, and I will rantee satisfaction. AT. BAILEY. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 183, Proprietor. $ & NOTICE ! es a eetemtataeeaes PO a Sane TS We take this method of informing the public that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing ! At Reduced Prices! ! We have also recelyed an additional stock of — Goodyear’s Kubber Coats ! White and Black !! . Also, on hand Gums Béots, all kinds and sizes. -S. HAAS & CO., Cor. uf Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. . ? We have on hand aiarge asscrtment of Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. S$. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. FINE ARTS ! Alas who are destfoue of obtaining 2 Engraving or Lithograph, framed or unframed, or Materials & Studies XP for Prawing & Painting, cé Weuld do well to call at the . rges'mentin §an Francisco of r pega ROOS & WUNDERLICH, 1 & Co’s s ontgomery Street, New Store 219 1 (Russ Block.). fy 10m . MOTHERS! MOTHERS !! ON’T fail to re MRS. WINSLOW’S SUOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. This valuable i preparation is the preecri of one ofthe most experienced ond Suitifat cusene in New England, ‘and ber Bhs used ¥ mever failing Sube OF ninue success in THOUSac gives tone and ' hole syetens: “Eh ill almeaet festant Voctiove . Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, and overcome convulsions, which ifnot speedily remedied, }aadsurest Remedy in the World, in all cases of semtery and DIA ye whether cteing frees’ teathinn > Mash denetinae ter aig wilt bottle. N the foc siaile of one genuine Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out side wrapper. Principal Off 13 Cedar Street, New pg te on rg ow Ra ” fly 124m Spans : MONTGOMERY , p-of: Eureka, . " Itnot only relieves the child from pam, but . endin death. Webelieve itthe best . . SILK HOU JOSEPH ROBERTS & C0., ines 3 STREET, x doer from main LICK’S entrance ip ‘BLOCK, se) SAN FRANCISCO, . (= IMPOR1ERS.OF — ms Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Goede, bf Leds, Mantillas, Shawls; Embrotdertes, Hosiery, and Gloves! New and Fashionable deads received from . PARIS and NEW.YORK, by every Steamy All orders entrusted to us by our d . LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY . will be promptly atten ded to. del6 2m Azad Machine Shop, ne Street, Nevada City Quartz Machine description. construct fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buildy_ Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills: Horse Power and Car Wheels. All ordera filles . promptly-and at as 10W rates as any establish ‘. added Sacramento or San Francisco—freigh Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM. GEO. A. WEAVER, J. W. CLARK, ‘ San Francisco. Nevada. ; WEAVER & CO., Ne. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers inGRO INING TOOLS, &c., &c. Have taken the and formerly eccupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant receipt of.a complete Stock of Goods, which will be gold at most ble rates for CASH. A portion of ,he Public Patronage solicited. : x7 Goods delivered free ef charge. . WEAVER &CO. Nevada, Mareh, 18th 1862.. 0. ST. PATRICK’S BALL! . MARCH i%th, 1863 1! Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will gives Temperance Hall. -1 ON-TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 171. A GOOD SUPPER Will be got up for the occasion. THE BEST OF MUSIC Has been secured. Tickets, = = = = 98,00, The publie is respectfully invited to atNevada, Jan. Sth. 1863. NILES SEARLS. A. Ov WILES SEARLS & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, ffice—Broad street Kidd’s Building. 8" Niles Searls, Commissioner of Deeds for Nevada Territory. CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Geo Keisey’s Bieck, No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry guaranteed. le to order. All les Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860: JOH¥ GRIMES, : WILLIAM GIBEOR, FASHION SALOON ! BB Street, Virginia City. . GRIMES & GIBSON,.... Proprietors. te choieest Wines, Liquu and will always be found at the of the fon. Attached to the saleon are two first-class Bilfard Tables. i -oel4 tf DIARIES! DIARIES!! FOR THE YEAR 1863 . ! BROAD STREET, ; ae Nevada, January 28th, 1863.—tf DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, I would inform my friends a EGR 2 vistee = services that to atten’ those fay a call, abt Houser =~ Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry . YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL}? S to sD a and of wt CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS .