February 19, 1863 (4 pages)

a & devada sii ae otigh feat ot the ground before ‘abandoning it. ‘os @O Phe time Hus gone by, when winers, <> Daily Transeript. . Nevada County Official Press. . = EE eS THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 19th. ‘Nevapa.—Never, in thehistory of Nevada, “has 0 much prospecting in gold, silver and eopper been carried on as at the present “time. “Ground that hae‘Ysid dormant. for years hus been prospected and found to be of thé greatest value. No one has any idea of the namber of rich‘claims that have been discovered within a few. months—many of them witbir'a few weeks. It is not surprieing now, when we see parties starting out on a trip of this kind,to hear of their coming ‘mn contact with rich. diggings, of some cuatacter. Miners are taking the deepest iute~ gat in-the new lodes and-are making a thor ~ failing to get. a few dollars _to the pan, desert their claims and look for something richer. Now, if they succeed in rajsing the color, they stick to it—as they should do—tiH the ground bas been thoroughly ransacked.— The following case is a-fairiliustration of how claims have been abandoned because they would not pay: A friend of ours was telling us ofa claim he had purchased 16. longer ago than last'week. He was out prospecting, and _ eeeing a few dilapidated sluice~boxes remains ing in a set of claims that looked as if they had not bee: touched for several years, comwenced panning out and succeeded in ob+ taining a favorable prospect. He ascertains ed the owner of the claims and asked it be wished to selt them. ‘Tbe owner told biu. he might have the lot for $25. Our friend pungled, and before night he succeeded in paaning out $28— getting the claims and $3 tor his day’s prospecting. He thinks as soon ashe can get water he will take out a large amount of money. Just so with many ofthe abanduned claims. The original owners have lost confidence in good ground, simply be~ enuse they lacked the perseverance tu teat it. We presume if another humbug e2— citement is kicked up, this section of country ~~ will go unprospected uatila new set of people arrive in the places of those who are carried off: -We beligye to-day if this region was thoroughly taken in hand it would produce more.in-the next twelve months than it has * in any previous year. We lack men of ener_ ay and determination. The fact is very apparent of late thst most of our business men are becoming interested in mining. By this atep they wili be largely benefitted. First in building up the town in such a manner as its resources will most assuredly justify. Secondly, in increasing their business and enhancing the value of their property.— How often has it been stated that. the only thing that kept Nevada up was the simple fact of ite-being the county seat. -At-times we thought, when men dwelt on thie fact, that it would be a good idea tu have the eounty seat changed, in order to awaken our merchants, who have so much at stake bere, trom the sleep which seems to know no wak~ ing, to a full realization of the position they eccupy. .Then they would eacourage railroads— new roads would be built leading out in every direction, capital would be invert: e@ ii mining, aud encoutagement given to ail whoare ready to risk their time in obtaining the fabulous amount of gold which lies at oar Very door. How many chances the people of Nevada have let slip by them during the past-ten years. ‘The Henness Paes road has _been kept open to travel this winter for the first time. The Washoe trade to which we are justly entitled has been allowed to go by” the way of Placerville. We could . have silver excitement to the present time. No, we let it go, thereby enriching another portion of the State instead of eur own. Some eay this travel has ‘amonnted to but very little, ne this winter proves. Only short~ sighted men view it m.such a light. They forget that this ia the first season the experiment hae been tried, and being looked upon aga doubtful one, the traveling community had no confidence in it. “The snow has been deeper thie winter on that route than was ever Known, and yet the stages been impeded. It proves what might have been done. belore. great Pacific Railroad has been permitted to fizzle out. here and not a dollar was subscribed. we see chances fur making Nevad& second to no town in the State pass from our reach. ‘Our people now begin to see what they should have taken hold of years ago. If Nevada and a plank road to Maryville. eine have not The enterprise of building a ‘branch. road to connect with the A subscription was opened Thus capitalists had gene to work as they should: have done, when the subject was agitated, we should have had a railroad to Sacramento _—= C#rRichard Abbey, Esq, of North Sin. .~%ATE FROM THE EAST ; A Deugees sean beeps: * Nevada Iron and Brass Found The] : . 4 ; ; oe sige . lates the wing incidento eo ba of, eo : Juan, writes the Democrat that the Ditch New York. Feb 16—A special’ Washing. Corinth: ““I-havé seen mention made in And Machine Shop, or companies have not consolidated, neither do . ton says: Gen Shiclds bas. been ordered to’! inany of the newspapers of the here ef CorSpring Strect, Nevada City THU they intend to pay their debts in ‘‘green-. . the Department of the Paeifire, _. }inth—a private. Let me tell you of another, . " : a agp ee . oy backs.”” They borrowed gold and interd. The ed from K Jamsi:.j who-belonged_to_our_disimon._ He was_a. QTEAM ENGINES AND BOPLERS ECL —emeem east a ‘eeey ae Pe : ca, on Jan. 25. PT enpeteenns . ‘T private ip the 52d Tihnois, and, tnfoertunately, Recsiglion Gate Machines 2, of eve : SkIR paying geld.” We.-hearif'the same report, Adviews from Roanoke Island state that . drunk-~so drunk that they had taken his gun . ¢+teq up or repaired. ~All kinds of ae toa: published by our cotemporary;-but believed . the rebels havea large number of small boats . from him. When the line fell. back before . Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills tials wi there were too masiy hovorable men in the . concealed in bayeus and erecks of Tyrrell & . that furious rebel charge, énd wrhen they had . orsetower snd Car Wheels, -Allordes sal (the n , he “ . . Hyde counties. by means of which they ex. nearly obtained possession ot the fort, he re~ ‘seg Abe raf ’ y estadlis ; San — company to resort te the ‘green pect to cross to the Islands and capture. the . fused to go back, and pitked up.agun ond re ong Sacramento or San. — com freigh ees? back” business. garrison. a -. mained in possession A rebel/eaptain, co Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, = =. ag ‘Steamer Swan from Key West far New . was one of the first toventer the works, calle Sa deeniciee ers mig . Kear The Sa eramento Bee bait fo ae —— 2 Orleans, has been lost with seventeen ef the . on him to surrender; he replied : Senevery re = wep evads. } "as Pras. manne would not sell out his interest in California] crew and passengers. — surrender! and shotthe captain A private WEAVE R&c Oo queste for $100,000 of any man’s moncy. Who Tre Tribune's Washington special corres. attacking him just then, he knecked him ihe. bu Mrend Beret. Wey pap told you this important fact? Are you his pondert-sxysimportant but ‘vague rumors . down with his gun and bayoneted hin; and HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GR¢ geen cone through the rebels that Banks has fought . befere any more could get, at him. our men CERLES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODs bronds secret agent, or de you belong to that class . 4 pattle seven miles bélow—Port—Hudson— . had rallied ond driven the rebels off, so that he . MINING od —— a wave taken the Monge of men who poke-their-nese-into-everybody’s . result, as reported. says the rebels fell back . held the works solitary-and_alone. and by. the Soret ee ibe runnin Dabined ot cae <r business byt their own? If your favorite . to Port Hudson, while Banks retired to his . time the regiment got in again, he had robb-. piste ‘Stock of Goods, which will be sold didate for Senator had exerted haif the . “2? ed the rebel captain-of $140 in Confederate . most reasonablerates for (ASH. A portion of genera eandidate for Senator eer Key West letter gives particulars of the . money and such other Iittle articles of value, he pag cata so ie ge tege = Sine. energy to ake a fortune that Mr. Sargent . chase of the pirate Florida by tne Sonoma, on . ag he had about his person.” / xr Ped 2 A of basi -has, probably he would not have béen dead j the Bahama Banks. The Florida drew rap, — ie Nevada, March, 18th 1862. ‘ At thi broke-at_tiis tune. _ S idle away, and vight coming on was lost sight te A young girl in. Washington, smitten a re =— ane ay ts witha Prussian officer, anadventurer, inthe} §T, PATRICK’S BALL: niin _ €.The National says Hon Je H. VinDP choca says McClellan hasapplied for Union army, married bim with haete. After . ‘ ceedei ton delivered a fine Temperance lecture at} “Pie Cunseription bill was taken up to-day . five weeks she-repeuts at leisure, and com TUESDAY, poy that place on Tuesday evening last ee that it is to be pressed . plains against him for assault and battery. MARCH 17th, 186311! a nie “hi Pa aa Eo = 0 ote, — “-te Persons visiting V: rgivix City, should Washington, Feb. 13.—The Army of the Wortn KxowinG. —For the same priee BOT oa not fail to calf at the Faerhion Saloon on B nha grape ate exh be Ad peeps Bor 2 as you generally pay fur a suit of slop clothMessrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLD bs + At 3 i ; plied with clothing, and has net been paidtor . ‘ : , ' _. . Would hereby give notice'that they will notice etree: if you would drink, emoke cB aoa Lewitt Vem moeg ar grent deal of dissxtisfac= . '"8 He uston, Hastings & Co, the ce'ebrat. od social Ball, ys Y will giver poe vf a little -time in playing™billiards, you) 1:11 exists in eonsequence. The supply of . ed Clothiers and Tailora on Montgomery Temperance Hall. Bat should patronize John Grimes. He keeps provisions ia ample. z street. corner of Sutter, San Frane.sco, will 5 N MAR sites the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Allof. — Chicago. Feb. 17 —Important changes in . forward you an outfit that will give you satON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 37 ts the Nevada county papers can be found at oe ee fang isfyction ua tostyle, quility and workman= A cooD SUPPER = . ran the Fashion. mac ia going South. ship. If you are unable to visit tie city, . Will be got up for the oceasion. ‘Tem Theeli : The ‘Illinois legislature adjourned on Sat. send your measure, and they will furnish you See awed ATRe® Bit. ~=The Wheelinger secant -arday—reselutions demanding an armistice garments that will fit: or, if you do net THE BEST OF MUSIC aie geticer having had a pretty thorough expe-. and convention, which passed the House, inind waiting, they willsend on to their New . Has been secured. sath é rs, rience of Secession intriguers and sympath. failed to pass the Senate: o ey ss eae : Peat izers, says: “The cry of ‘Abolition’ won't Similar resolutions are still under considera. York house, and the goods will be delivered} wickets, a < ee ost F . tien in the Indiana, New Jersey and Ohio . to you, made to. order, in sixty days, without _—_ i anawer. but one purpose, and that is to te Legialatures. ; a ahaiee bp . Xr The publie is respectfully invited to») te rebel's by. "It’s as gooda niark as a crose Cincianati, Feb, 36.=Reports ste eur extra charge. = — the } slit in a hog’s ear.” rentin Ky., that Morgan is preparing to . © : > ‘ sa 2 . z te ‘ make anether raid into Ky., andis determinArrivals at National Exchange . xines seants. As G NILm pa STRAWBERRY Vines. — The Pacific of “ reach the phages ; Broad Street, Nevada. ~ SEARLS & NILES, a i ; . ; oaevcranz states thatthe enemy ts etrong: es, } San ctpetameey ed eran easel: — ly fortifying at Tullshoma, and declares that . GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR Attermeys snd Cosneciers testy hare ee ze. all appearances indicate they propose making : 2 ag Oe Cocuhemans tf Deeds for Ge berry vines two or three years old, that not) 4 desperate stand to prevent the Union ar~ » asa — Moveda Yerritory. en Boa? er apeea papas eae ed ripe’ = ene Pees ee See 9 3 Barreie, ao H Sylvester, Grase V JOHNS GRIMES, © “WILLIAM GIB605, of Bi ravages are mainly confined to Oakland an : L Pesto Marysville ey, oores ’ . ee : D W.Kelley, do W McBrown, do FASHION SALOON ! be w San Antonio townships. It is anid by the WE understand, says the Placer Courier; +4 F Gray. m bo yA peso net 2s B Street, Virginia City. ergot hae asin’ = we aca that the Pacific Railrond Company arenego-. Gq pane” chy “Riven Loan, Montes‘’a . GRIMES & GIBSON,.. Proprieten. L year killed so many ofthe birds which have . tating for the purchaee of the grade of the . BS Start, d> J Rippingham, Wash’n agent , ‘Gras : ; F G Guild, do W Bennette, Gold F HE choieest Wines, Liqu. and Cigars wii , been considered such a pest to farmers, that . socramonto, Placer and Nevads Railroad: be-. W xarskig. _ do AQ Jolinson, Sacram "T "always be found at the Baro! the ashe that oe are pow running riot with impulow Auburn—it being the intention of the FI #érnian, do F Delegrave,. 00” vce lhe Me saleon are two weer : yield nity ai ee ee ea esent owners to remove the track to the; re i ee oe = ae ne: ~ present owners to rem Reducti F Bi ’ Tre Calaveras Ppeadals says: The anFolsom and Placerviile road. We give the Great uction in Prices ! DIARIES! DIARIES! req nouncement that John Conness had received . feport for what it is worth. ; —oF— “a FOR THB ‘FESR sie the nomination for the United States Sens i : blanket on the old Republicans of this counvb ‘coals + CLOCKS, ‘o. 3 ; : ‘ . . tled that the Powder Mill isto be located old ty. Nine-tentnsof the Union voters in this : and casi agile & fur United Btates here. The water power chosen is that next 2 ar ; waa con, a sel rae aera e above the Paper Mill, and isa one of the best JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY drec pera panos in the State. Mesers. Davis & Jordan sell . —AT— b dve ANOTHER ONe Gone.—It is cuvrently . the mill site and sufficient ‘and, and we pre_. = Cc. W. YOUNG'S, Pere. rest rumored that D. S. Terry, of Stockton, an . sume will be stockholders in the company. No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. A: P. CHURCH & co Mr ex-Judge of the Supreme Court of this State, . The enterprise is in good hands, with an abun = : , i : day haa left for Dixie. hayjng been tendered a . dant eapital.and will no doubt be a success.” BROAD STREET Fin eomwirsion in the rebel army, which he ac% apse : ; bs : for ted. H De ‘ Tue Grand Jury «f Calaverag county for a CRESS: stein — chuaecens the Janaary term found 3. indictments for Heveda. ¢ SrNcuLar IncipENT.—The Washington murder, 4 for assault with deadly weapons Revada, Jeneary 28th, 1863.—tf Val correspondent of the Sacramento Union saya . With intent te murder. 1 for robbery, 2 for ~ 16¢ that just after the House of Representatives burglary, 1 on Seliger ~ snag: NOTICE ! BAILEY H Oo US E tha had assembled recently, a tall, fineslooking to pay oret moa. be following were ‘> We take this method ef informing the public ; : ic aa ce 38s read Street, Nevada. sicl wouan, dressed in deep mourning, entered nored, to wit: Tassault with deadly weapon, . that we will sell our large stock of ao wes hs bed one of the doors of the east gallery, and 2 assaults to eee nuisance . Winter Clothing ! NAT. BAILEY, He advancing to the front of the bulustrade,look. . — CyywaBar.—A lead ofveiunabar was dis At Reduced Prices!! WOULD inform bis old tetente we WI ed benignantly down upon the members be' eoyered Jast week near Mountain Spring . We have also received an additional stock of a ae bp aan Rese wr enpe ber low for amome:t, then drew from under her . Frouse in Amador county. Some gentlemen . Goodyear’s Hubber Coats! 2k all who favor him with their patronage Wil mantle «small silk flag, and unroiling it from . fram Steckton wereamorg the firet locators. White and Black !! THE ROOMS : for its staff, ahe waved the Stars and Stripes It has been known for several years back, . Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. . Have all been furnished with the best of Bets the asae Ces binds of the tttenielae cinnabar existed in the vicinity of the ‘ and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountals = sctogee ** . newly discovered lead. S. HAAS & CO THE TABLE: _the ouce or twice, and then rolled it up and de° + Will at all times be furnished wish the best to parted as she cane. Who sheis and where Bre BoquetT.—The Italian Ambassador : ; cnarket affords = ing she came from is unknown. Possibly she is . Tecently 2c pag os n boquet to ee EuCotcofPine R Conumerelnt Btrest. THE PRICES for i : : genie a yrad in disweter, composed of roses, Will be as reasonabie'as any house in the city the Goddess of Liberty in i sie blood, or . camelins, violets, &e It was brought by ex— =~ aie me a call, and I will guarantee sal ant America in mourning for her chil’ren and press from Genera. Big_boquets are the tion. i ss ‘AT. B Gr . admonishing Congress to be about their busi. fashion in Paris. To the Ladies. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 18°3, Proprietor aces. : : : We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’ a by Tue Pers.—The soltiers atsent from . 4 chidren’s Shoes which we will sell at San. MOTHERS ! MOTHERS } . ) -. home wust have their pets. A newspaper ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW co Two young _ cuasted half wiry down correspondent writes—"“In the absense of . Francisco cost prices, after this datc. Dp SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN ‘du the White Mountains the present winter on . mothers, sisters, and young ladies to lavish S. HAAS & CO This valuable preparation 1s the PrSkil i hand-sleds. They pnsard the distance of their peccbaat ah Sp they steal all the pret . ah _—— pe cxpertenees bent : sf mx Pent ‘ i t th s s 3 E ; = sé » ‘THOUS io last two miles in two minures and a half— . ] saw a seldier in Burnside’s army with a. Nevada, Jan. 23d. _ Itnot only relieves the child a nit The Portland Press says so, but appends no . pretty Maltese kitten sitting on the top of ped cod Se blg where po’ yn the whe pl affidavit to the fact. his knapsack, which he told me he had system. It will almost instantly relieve . : ~ brought all the way from the Peninsula.’~ It Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, mi THeG da A j was fat and sleep, and would perform agreat and overcome convulsions, which ifnot 6 y fe HE Grenada Appeal, now issued at Jackmanp tricks which he had taught it” Le remedied, end in death We og Lag i! son, Mississippi, comes. out ardently for ae poe tS ey nea DIAREEEA B peace, and its editor, Dill. is for that consuman, ‘ senile correspondent of the Children, whether arising from ing v : ton Traveller.snys: * many other cause. a ~siggae aie! ware and henerahie serme‘* So far as wealth goes the first Regimeat eae dire aie ones Wa ae pepe’ of le is late scare at Grenada has taught him a Native Guards (colored) can buy any three a FINE ARTS ! pcm &: Peaniuee New York, is on the ot salutary lesson. He wishes to be made a. white regiments in the department. They . _ tL » , side wrapper. commissioner to the North to urge the ne. are men of property, and education enough 5 See re ee of tg « Pe ean “an tte 2 Street, New ¥ at -eessity of a cessation of hostilities. He just to write well in three languages ; and if you Engraving or Lith fram re tans tears PER BOTTLE-— . ee want to know their opinions just look over = egraph, f ed or REDINGTON & CO-, now sees the necessity in full force, not} their organ, L'Unien, which you will find a. “mframed, or Materials & Studies : AGENTS. P knowing where next to runto, . . fearfully radical. John Brownite sort of sheet. for Drawing & Painting, jly 12-¢m San Francisc?. ——__-<> Sella filled with articles written in the camp. of <2 ‘iam “ ms, <4 : : —— T TRUE religion ie cheerful. It infringes . the First Nate Guards. — . eatin Gan Francece of weet cvtahieh. POR SALE CHEAP ! pe upon ne duty which we owe to our feliow. The organization cf three colored regiROOS & WUNDERLICH. : Yay kd atteson & Samucl’s Water a creatures; upon no pleasure which accords . ments, at Inst, has been officially approved by poy, Red. ; J Derricks, all new and . Price with mght reasen. ~~ the War department, PO ag Store 219 ps ) Apply to : u a)

a & devada sii ae otigh feat ot the ground before ‘abandoning it. ‘os @O Phe time Hus gone by, when winers, <> Daily Transeript. . Nevada County Official Press. . = EE eS THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 19th. ‘Nevapa.—Never, in thehistory of Nevada, “has 0 much prospecting in gold, silver and eopper been carried on as at the present “time. “Ground that hae‘Ysid dormant. for years hus been prospected and found to be of thé greatest value. No one has any idea of the namber of rich‘claims that have been discovered within a few. months—many of them witbir'a few weeks. It is not surprieing now, when we see parties starting out on a trip of this kind,to hear of their coming ‘mn contact with rich. diggings, of some cuatacter. Miners are taking the deepest iute~ gat in-the new lodes and-are making a thor ~ failing to get. a few dollars _to the pan, desert their claims and look for something richer. Now, if they succeed in rajsing the color, they stick to it—as they should do—tiH the ground bas been thoroughly ransacked.— The following case is a-fairiliustration of how claims have been abandoned because they would not pay: A friend of ours was telling us ofa claim he had purchased 16. longer ago than last'week. He was out prospecting, and _ eeeing a few dilapidated sluice~boxes remains ing in a set of claims that looked as if they had not bee: touched for several years, comwenced panning out and succeeded in ob+ taining a favorable prospect. He ascertains ed the owner of the claims and asked it be wished to selt them. ‘Tbe owner told biu. he might have the lot for $25. Our friend pungled, and before night he succeeded in paaning out $28— getting the claims and $3 tor his day’s prospecting. He thinks as soon ashe can get water he will take out a large amount of money. Just so with many ofthe abanduned claims. The original owners have lost confidence in good ground, simply be~ enuse they lacked the perseverance tu teat it. We presume if another humbug e2— citement is kicked up, this section of country ~~ will go unprospected uatila new set of people arrive in the places of those who are carried off: -We beligye to-day if this region was thoroughly taken in hand it would produce more.in-the next twelve months than it has * in any previous year. We lack men of ener_ ay and determination. The fact is very apparent of late thst most of our business men are becoming interested in mining. By this atep they wili be largely benefitted. First in building up the town in such a manner as its resources will most assuredly justify. Secondly, in increasing their business and enhancing the value of their property.— How often has it been stated that. the only thing that kept Nevada up was the simple fact of ite-being the county seat. -At-times we thought, when men dwelt on thie fact, that it would be a good idea tu have the eounty seat changed, in order to awaken our merchants, who have so much at stake bere, trom the sleep which seems to know no wak~ ing, to a full realization of the position they eccupy. .Then they would eacourage railroads— new roads would be built leading out in every direction, capital would be invert: e@ ii mining, aud encoutagement given to ail whoare ready to risk their time in obtaining the fabulous amount of gold which lies at oar Very door. How many chances the people of Nevada have let slip by them during the past-ten years. ‘The Henness Paes road has _been kept open to travel this winter for the first time. The Washoe trade to which we are justly entitled has been allowed to go by” the way of Placerville. We could . have silver excitement to the present time. No, we let it go, thereby enriching another portion of the State instead of eur own. Some eay this travel has ‘amonnted to but very little, ne this winter proves. Only short~ sighted men view it m.such a light. They forget that this ia the first season the experiment hae been tried, and being looked upon aga doubtful one, the traveling community had no confidence in it. “The snow has been deeper thie winter on that route than was ever Known, and yet the stages been impeded. It proves what might have been done. belore. great Pacific Railroad has been permitted to fizzle out. here and not a dollar was subscribed. we see chances fur making Nevad& second to no town in the State pass from our reach. ‘Our people now begin to see what they should have taken hold of years ago. If Nevada and a plank road to Maryville. eine have not The enterprise of building a ‘branch. road to connect with the A subscription was opened Thus capitalists had gene to work as they should: have done, when the subject was agitated, we should have had a railroad to Sacramento _—= C#rRichard Abbey, Esq, of North Sin. .~%ATE FROM THE EAST ; A Deugees sean beeps: * Nevada Iron and Brass Found The] : . 4 ; ; oe sige . lates the wing incidento eo ba of, eo : Juan, writes the Democrat that the Ditch New York. Feb 16—A special’ Washing. Corinth: ““I-havé seen mention made in And Machine Shop, or companies have not consolidated, neither do . ton says: Gen Shiclds bas. been ordered to’! inany of the newspapers of the here ef CorSpring Strect, Nevada City THU they intend to pay their debts in ‘‘green-. . the Department of the Paeifire, _. }inth—a private. Let me tell you of another, . " : a agp ee . oy backs.”” They borrowed gold and interd. The ed from K Jamsi:.j who-belonged_to_our_disimon._ He was_a. QTEAM ENGINES AND BOPLERS ECL —emeem east a ‘eeey ae Pe : ca, on Jan. 25. PT enpeteenns . ‘T private ip the 52d Tihnois, and, tnfoertunately, Recsiglion Gate Machines 2, of eve : SkIR paying geld.” We.-hearif'the same report, Adviews from Roanoke Island state that . drunk-~so drunk that they had taken his gun . ¢+teq up or repaired. ~All kinds of ae toa: published by our cotemporary;-but believed . the rebels havea large number of small boats . from him. When the line fell. back before . Castings, Saw, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills tials wi there were too masiy hovorable men in the . concealed in bayeus and erecks of Tyrrell & . that furious rebel charge, énd wrhen they had . orsetower snd Car Wheels, -Allordes sal (the n , he “ . . Hyde counties. by means of which they ex. nearly obtained possession ot the fort, he re~ ‘seg Abe raf ’ y estadlis ; San — company to resort te the ‘green pect to cross to the Islands and capture. the . fused to go back, and pitked up.agun ond re ong Sacramento or San. — com freigh ees? back” business. garrison. a -. mained in possession A rebel/eaptain, co Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, = =.

ag ‘Steamer Swan from Key West far New . was one of the first toventer the works, calle Sa deeniciee ers mig . Kear The Sa eramento Bee bait fo ae —— 2 Orleans, has been lost with seventeen ef the . on him to surrender; he replied : Senevery re = wep evads. } "as Pras. manne would not sell out his interest in California] crew and passengers. — surrender! and shotthe captain A private WEAVE R&c Oo queste for $100,000 of any man’s moncy. Who Tre Tribune's Washington special corres. attacking him just then, he knecked him ihe. bu Mrend Beret. Wey pap told you this important fact? Are you his pondert-sxysimportant but ‘vague rumors . down with his gun and bayoneted hin; and HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GR¢ geen cone through the rebels that Banks has fought . befere any more could get, at him. our men CERLES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODs bronds secret agent, or de you belong to that class . 4 pattle seven miles bélow—Port—Hudson— . had rallied ond driven the rebels off, so that he . MINING od —— a wave taken the Monge of men who poke-their-nese-into-everybody’s . result, as reported. says the rebels fell back . held the works solitary-and_alone. and by. the Soret ee ibe runnin Dabined ot cae <r business byt their own? If your favorite . to Port Hudson, while Banks retired to his . time the regiment got in again, he had robb-. piste ‘Stock of Goods, which will be sold didate for Senator had exerted haif the . “2? ed the rebel captain-of $140 in Confederate . most reasonablerates for (ASH. A portion of genera eandidate for Senator eer Key West letter gives particulars of the . money and such other Iittle articles of value, he pag cata so ie ge tege = Sine. energy to ake a fortune that Mr. Sargent . chase of the pirate Florida by tne Sonoma, on . ag he had about his person.” / xr Ped 2 A of basi -has, probably he would not have béen dead j the Bahama Banks. The Florida drew rap, — ie Nevada, March, 18th 1862. ‘ At thi broke-at_tiis tune. _ S idle away, and vight coming on was lost sight te A young girl in. Washington, smitten a re =— ane ay ts witha Prussian officer, anadventurer, inthe} §T, PATRICK’S BALL: niin _ €.The National says Hon Je H. VinDP choca says McClellan hasapplied for Union army, married bim with haete. After . ‘ ceedei ton delivered a fine Temperance lecture at} “Pie Cunseription bill was taken up to-day . five weeks she-repeuts at leisure, and com TUESDAY, poy that place on Tuesday evening last ee that it is to be pressed . plains against him for assault and battery. MARCH 17th, 186311! a nie “hi Pa aa Eo = 0 ote, — “-te Persons visiting V: rgivix City, should Washington, Feb. 13.—The Army of the Wortn KxowinG. —For the same priee BOT oa not fail to calf at the Faerhion Saloon on B nha grape ate exh be Ad peeps Bor 2 as you generally pay fur a suit of slop clothMessrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLD bs + At 3 i ; plied with clothing, and has net been paidtor . ‘ : , ' _. . Would hereby give notice'that they will notice etree: if you would drink, emoke cB aoa Lewitt Vem moeg ar grent deal of dissxtisfac= . '"8 He uston, Hastings & Co, the ce'ebrat. od social Ball, ys Y will giver poe vf a little -time in playing™billiards, you) 1:11 exists in eonsequence. The supply of . ed Clothiers and Tailora on Montgomery Temperance Hall. Bat should patronize John Grimes. He keeps provisions ia ample. z street. corner of Sutter, San Frane.sco, will 5 N MAR sites the best of wines, liquors and cigars. Allof. — Chicago. Feb. 17 —Important changes in . forward you an outfit that will give you satON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 37 ts the Nevada county papers can be found at oe ee fang isfyction ua tostyle, quility and workman= A cooD SUPPER = . ran the Fashion. mac ia going South. ship. If you are unable to visit tie city, . Will be got up for the oceasion. ‘Tem Theeli : The ‘Illinois legislature adjourned on Sat. send your measure, and they will furnish you See awed ATRe® Bit. ~=The Wheelinger secant -arday—reselutions demanding an armistice garments that will fit: or, if you do net THE BEST OF MUSIC aie geticer having had a pretty thorough expe-. and convention, which passed the House, inind waiting, they willsend on to their New . Has been secured. sath é rs, rience of Secession intriguers and sympath. failed to pass the Senate: o ey ss eae : Peat izers, says: “The cry of ‘Abolition’ won't Similar resolutions are still under considera. York house, and the goods will be delivered} wickets, a < ee ost F . tien in the Indiana, New Jersey and Ohio . to you, made to. order, in sixty days, without _—_ i anawer. but one purpose, and that is to te Legialatures. ; a ahaiee bp . Xr The publie is respectfully invited to») te rebel's by. "It’s as gooda niark as a crose Cincianati, Feb, 36.=Reports ste eur extra charge. = — the } slit in a hog’s ear.” rentin Ky., that Morgan is preparing to . © : > ‘ sa 2 . z te ‘ make anether raid into Ky., andis determinArrivals at National Exchange . xines seants. As G NILm pa STRAWBERRY Vines. — The Pacific of “ reach the phages ; Broad Street, Nevada. ~ SEARLS & NILES, a i ; . ; oaevcranz states thatthe enemy ts etrong: es, } San ctpetameey ed eran easel: — ly fortifying at Tullshoma, and declares that . GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR Attermeys snd Cosneciers testy hare ee ze. all appearances indicate they propose making : 2 ag Oe Cocuhemans tf Deeds for Ge berry vines two or three years old, that not) 4 desperate stand to prevent the Union ar~ » asa — Moveda Yerritory. en Boa? er apeea papas eae ed ripe’ = ene Pees ee See 9 3 Barreie, ao H Sylvester, Grase V JOHNS GRIMES, © “WILLIAM GIB605, of Bi ravages are mainly confined to Oakland an : L Pesto Marysville ey, oores ’ . ee : D W.Kelley, do W McBrown, do FASHION SALOON ! be w San Antonio townships. It is anid by the WE understand, says the Placer Courier; +4 F Gray. m bo yA peso net 2s B Street, Virginia City. ergot hae asin’ = we aca that the Pacific Railrond Company arenego-. Gq pane” chy “Riven Loan, Montes‘’a . GRIMES & GIBSON,.... Proprieten. L year killed so many ofthe birds which have . tating for the purchaee of the grade of the . BS Start, d> J Rippingham, Wash’n agent , ‘Gras : ; F G Guild, do W Bennette, Gold F HE choieest Wines, Liqu. and Cigars wii , been considered such a pest to farmers, that . socramonto, Placer and Nevads Railroad: be-. W xarskig. _ do AQ Jolinson, Sacram "T "always be found at the Baro! the ashe that oe are pow running riot with impulow Auburn—it being the intention of the FI #érnian, do F Delegrave,.. 00” vce lhe Me saleon are two weer : yield nity ai ee ee ea esent owners to remove the track to the; re i ee oe = ae ne: ~ present owners to rem Reducti F Bi ’ Tre Calaveras Ppeadals says: The anFolsom and Placerviile road. We give the Great uction in Prices ! DIARIES! DIARIES! req nouncement that John Conness had received . feport for what it is worth. ; —oF— “a FOR THB ‘FESR sie the nomination for the United States Sens i : blanket on the old Republicans of this counvb ‘coals + CLOCKS, ‘o. 3 ; : ‘ . . tled that the Powder Mill isto be located old ty. Nine-tentnsof the Union voters in this : and casi agile & fur United Btates here. The water power chosen is that next 2 ar ; waa con, a sel rae aera e above the Paper Mill, and isa one of the best JEWELRY, FOR SALE BY drec pera panos in the State. Mesers. Davis & Jordan sell . —AT— b dve ANOTHER ONe Gone.—It is cuvrently . the mill site and sufficient ‘and, and we pre_. = Cc. W. YOUNG'S, Pere. rest rumored that D. S. Terry, of Stockton, an . sume will be stockholders in the company. No, 37 Commercial Street, Nevada city. A: P. CHURCH & co Mr ex-Judge of the Supreme Court of this State, . The enterprise is in good hands, with an abun = : , i : day haa left for Dixie. hayjng been tendered a . dant eapital.and will no doubt be a success.” BROAD STREET Fin eomwirsion in the rebel army, which he ac% apse : ; bs : for ted. H De ‘ Tue Grand Jury «f Calaverag county for a CRESS: stein — chuaecens the Janaary term found 3. indictments for Heveda. ¢ SrNcuLar IncipENT.—The Washington murder, 4 for assault with deadly weapons Revada, Jeneary 28th, 1863.—tf Val correspondent of the Sacramento Union saya . With intent te murder. 1 for robbery, 2 for ~ 16¢ that just after the House of Representatives burglary, 1 on Seliger ~ snag: NOTICE ! BAILEY H Oo US E tha had assembled recently, a tall, fineslooking to pay oret moa. be following were ‘> We take this method ef informing the public ; : ic aa ce 38s read Street, Nevada. sicl wouan, dressed in deep mourning, entered nored, to wit: Tassault with deadly weapon, . that we will sell our large stock of ao wes hs bed one of the doors of the east gallery, and 2 assaults to eee nuisance . Winter Clothing ! NAT. BAILEY, He advancing to the front of the bulustrade,look. . — CyywaBar.—A lead ofveiunabar was dis At Reduced Prices!! WOULD inform bis old tetente we WI ed benignantly down upon the members be' eoyered Jast week near Mountain Spring . We have also received an additional stock of a ae bp aan Rese wr enpe ber low for amome:t, then drew from under her . Frouse in Amador county. Some gentlemen . Goodyear’s Hubber Coats! 2k all who favor him with their patronage Wil mantle «small silk flag, and unroiling it from . fram Steckton wereamorg the firet locators. White and Black !! THE ROOMS : for its staff, ahe waved the Stars and Stripes It has been known for several years back, . Also, on hand Gum Boots, all kinds and sizes. . Have all been furnished with the best of Bets the asae Ces binds of the tttenielae cinnabar existed in the vicinity of the ‘ and Furniture, inferior to none in the mountals = sctogee ** . newly discovered lead. S. HAAS & CO THE TABLE: _the ouce or twice, and then rolled it up and de° + Will at all times be furnished wish the best to parted as she cane. Who sheis and where Bre BoquetT.—The Italian Ambassador : ; cnarket affords = ing she came from is unknown. Possibly she is . Tecently 2c pag os n boquet to ee EuCotcofPine R Conumerelnt Btrest. THE PRICES for i : : genie a yrad in disweter, composed of roses, Will be as reasonabie'as any house in the city the Goddess of Liberty in i sie blood, or . camelins, violets, &e It was brought by ex— =~ aie me a call, and I will guarantee sal ant America in mourning for her chil’ren and press from Genera. Big_boquets are the tion. i ss ‘AT. B Gr . admonishing Congress to be about their busi. fashion in Paris. To the Ladies. Nevada, Feb. 10th, 18°3, Proprietor aces. : : : We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’ a by Tue Pers.—The soltiers atsent from . 4 chidren’s Shoes which we will sell at San. MOTHERS ! MOTHERS } . ) -. home wust have their pets. A newspaper ON’T fail to procure MRS. WINSLOW co Two young _ cuasted half wiry down correspondent writes—"“In the absense of . Francisco cost prices, after this datc. Dp SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN ‘du the White Mountains the present winter on . mothers, sisters, and young ladies to lavish S. HAAS & CO This valuable preparation 1s the PrSkil i hand-sleds. They pnsard the distance of their peccbaat ah Sp they steal all the pret . ah _—— pe cxpertenees bent : sf mx Pent ‘ i t th s s 3 E ; = sé » ‘THOUS io last two miles in two minures and a half— . ] saw a seldier in Burnside’s army with a. Nevada, Jan. 23d. _ Itnot only relieves the child a nit The Portland Press says so, but appends no . pretty Maltese kitten sitting on the top of ped cod Se blg where po’ yn the whe pl affidavit to the fact. his knapsack, which he told me he had system. It will almost instantly relieve . : ~ brought all the way from the Peninsula.’~ It Griping in the Bowels and Wind Colic, mi THeG da A j was fat and sleep, and would perform agreat and overcome convulsions, which ifnot 6 y fe HE Grenada Appeal, now issued at Jackmanp tricks which he had taught it” Le remedied, end in death We og Lag i! son, Mississippi, comes. out ardently for ae poe tS ey nea DIAREEEA B peace, and its editor, Dill. is for that consuman, ‘ senile correspondent of the Children, whether arising from ing v : ton Traveller.snys: * many other cause. a ~siggae aie! ware and henerahie serme‘* So far as wealth goes the first Regimeat eae dire aie ones Wa ae pepe’ of le is late scare at Grenada has taught him a Native Guards (colored) can buy any three a FINE ARTS ! pcm &: Peaniuee New York, is on the ot salutary lesson. He wishes to be made a. white regiments in the department. They . _ tL » , side wrapper. commissioner to the North to urge the ne. are men of property, and education enough 5 See re ee of tg « Pe ean “an tte 2 Street, New ¥ at -eessity of a cessation of hostilities. He just to write well in three languages ; and if you Engraving or Lith fram re tans tears PER BOTTLE-— . ee want to know their opinions just look over = egraph, f ed or REDINGTON & CO-, now sees the necessity in full force, not} their organ, L'Unien, which you will find a. “mframed, or Materials & Studies : AGENTS. P knowing where next to runto, . . fearfully radical. John Brownite sort of sheet. for Drawing & Painting, jly 12-¢m San Francisc?. ——__-<> Sella filled with articles written in the camp. of <2 ‘iam “ ms, <4 : : —— T TRUE religion ie cheerful. It infringes . the First Nate Guards. — . eatin Gan Francece of weet cvtahieh. POR SALE CHEAP ! pe upon ne duty which we owe to our feliow. The organization cf three colored regiROOS & WUNDERLICH. : Yay kd atteson & Samucl’s Water a creatures; upon no pleasure which accords . ments, at Inst, has been officially approved by poy, Red. ; J Derricks, all new and . Price with mght reasen. ~~ the War department, PO ag Store 219 ps ) Apply to : u a)