February 23, 1861 (4 pages)

Sepy npn rp ge Tg inwill all be he repeat oihia ih for the sake of . fa ante: eras Wourabteee te pa overy day since us, . from that region is to be inexhaustible, and itive . the quolity is: a8 good as the best. There fits ¢o eicellenes, but ofits negative harmlesness. is infinitely p peaterable toone that bolily.rbSlit basa sad be. such.a sunny. side of public opinion does the deliberative body it Phere are’ people, no doubt,-who affect to wncor at the ap eg eongenosolaed sgt cig There” anh heer te . : all countries, and California ‘has her fall Bent But there meprers, seem to mie ord donne Uhrig resoluYs or otherwin re oblivious to the great philosophical eh ora wan IS GUVERNED TOO nothing, than to him the pr omtekeg blers are but interes niiariaas tee or the level of its capacity. . It seems that a fraction of one se bel he nor raaenpalentetimb matter of wh and grave doubt. It would be a fine pot ean rg iy fitted to. ste Waiaek ns waa uel 4a be fonred, stand. in the way of “a cen se tc to bi wished.” i ap about ode overwhelmed ond and ¥ oF Disusiox ? _Teruughont all. ‘are now near three hundred men employed , . in the mines, and it is thought that in a few weeks two thousand men can obtain em! ¢ nom nell, pe th * A you avoid hechesalplion ia the militia ‘He reports that the Georgians are compelling every one between sixteen and fifty years of age to ‘heat'arms. Heé also reports that the secessionists are those who have no property to eal estate te very, generally in favor of the Union. Faval AGGDENT.-Prank Kelly; dent of Silver City, on Monday the 11th i ‘while to Virginia City; rode into # shaft on the Potosi ground, in the dark, resulting in the death of himself and animal. The shaft » . was 140 feet deep, with 15 feet of water init. ble have proved te be valuable, there is said -. to bean attempt to float a Spanish grant over them. The “Sibrian Claim” has been resurveyed for this purpose, and an endeavor made to have the case reopened on the ground oferrors. This looks a little. teo barefaced to succeed atthieday. £9" On Saturday inst . iva Mexicans dis. covered a rich quartz lode on Texas Hill, sel-. about one mile from Placerville. Specimens Mectiphemegpe starsat studded with gold. Deatu or a jeomoas, CELEBRIT r.— “. rks: Germen Democrat notices the death of . Christian Koppitz, flutist, well known to all aia eae in Havaa, where he was engaged in the direction of beng dessin (9 A luvatic ot the Ba says he dines in -. Heaven, and that his number at the San . Francisco table is 118. St. Peter Bas nota — wise aiaaape. — ie stated that Senator Yulee, after leaving the Union, . purpose of ascertaining what the order of the acting Postmaster General meant, direct’ . ing that all letters sent to Pensacola should be.sent to the Dead Letter Office. King, . the polite head of the Department, received him with dignity, but told him with brevity. that he could have no communication with papers. \ 4 TAG-END OF TRE News.—On Thursday evening the wires broke down before we could get the entire news by the lest pony, leaving our telegrant, in yesterday's TRANS‘CRIPT, rather imperfect. During yesterday we had opportunity to supply the missing Wi ge obocneston aren and here it is: that Johnson of Tennessee, ed . eikebecaes center] [he pete he I am now nearly pa pn ent ate. My ly ~ . of what it should be in-time of. war; ~— in number, 1 feel strong in the . — guide me safel thro han r that may . ; i] y throug! A ob Ae Captain Doubleday, under Anderson, at . , 80 te . feel. no. ‘Cummings Poin for prea’ hey ey rt: . eid satan, ilk the people of that . in mata errr is ae a) Leamein. It was bie g Spry Meas erted. itin a co dotaioadd ts bark about th ., . contitence t that Providence will Fort Sumter, says in a letter; —~ 46-WVhile the leaders are becoming more p pe. cific, the mob is becoming. more and ungovernable. airs Bopl er saw a gun or 4 fort, and ucation and own little p attack us. pee who ner. have no rty, We may aperiy, ta rein prehension, aut: don’t believe’ the ken.Day before yesterday the two or three mortars at t, on the nearést point ofland fort: ‘There isnot a particle of truth in: the-etory of ‘a mutiny: ‘It ‘was started in Cimrieston, to induce the Govern: ment to surrender this place. There” have been no:prisoners’ in ‘the . house for si long time. . Menare.bebaving admirably, an are in good spirits, full of fun, and — surrendering, under any cireumfor a fight. As stances, a ont yin ofit. You oe pay no attention to anyt you<see in the Charleston rs in reference to our-affairs. Tf you will that when a boat witha . white flag comes from Charleston, none of our Cerolinia /men are allowed to communicate ' with it, you . tention. will readily see that all their stories about us are mere inventions. Men bear their privations and severe guard-duty very cheerfully. bag miss their tobacco more than anything else Bp steamboats were on watch over us all i 208 one in the direction of the bar, and r towards Charleston. -This. totally . . Stietets the stories of supplies and free communications with ‘Charleston. e Se bp anil Mak ibe Ieonaeeintn io. Bude-nee ropenly promising the throne of Hungary te . Prince Napoleon, and that the Hungarian . .¢! Committes at Pesth are.in communication with St. Petersburgh, and have offered the crown of St. Stephen to Prince Constantine. Ee A snow-shoe race lately come off up at Onion Valley. One of the contestants made the distance of one-third ‘of a mile in twenty-six seconds. LINEs,. Suggested by the death ef little Mary 3 Prances Whitman, PS or aban Iittle children come unto me. of ak ie th Shyer Hane: — Sihaartir schism aid siti A tinge upon the roge’s leaf; The blossom of a summer morn, __. Pika ca Serpe el che star vanishing away; : yeh beneath Inua caught fia Fog 1 tee haar eae ~~ Yet fainting on the chord it stirred ; So brief, so frail, thy being. past, ‘Too purely beautiful to last. Gh ! Jet no tears be shed for thee, Nor mournful should thy memory be; There is a blessing in thy lot Which every age receiveth not. It is the perfect gift of Heaven, “More early to the spirit. given ; The whisper of an Angel, sent Teo call thee to-an element More fitted for thy zone, whereon No tinge of earthly sin hath gone. The glad release from human pain— The calling back to earth again— A. gift.as pure as Heaven’s own snow, Arrested in its fight below. And, ye, that sndly mourn above — The burial place of early love, Full sweetly, pure, and undefiled, May bear the memory of your child, A holy treasure, in your thought, Which time and change may darken not ; And, far beyond the doubt and gloom » ‘Which cloud the quiet of the tomb, . The eye of faith may mark on liigh A cherub smiling in the sky. after 3 och ze P.M, -. der m . EMPIRE MARKET REMOVED ~ At “‘Demperance ‘Hall. /SUBSORIEER WOULD AN NOUNCE the people of this city and the county e, that he designs ‘tend without further no’ Feb. 7, 1861-td a: Fs ADAMS. UNION LIVERY STABLE ‘ioe Po tak a erick Babs te volaist tite Cotcemed of my . Ra mere. ern ence sat to Horses on t alwa ore ess Sith careful. ane, the usp of Earticn Partica , Balls, &c. The.quality of steko permit me to Say that those seckine nae on. business would.do eulpe for the my Ras or give me eeall California Cured mason Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. de> ‘beg oe the anon tion of TRADERS A ‘AMILIES toa . superior article of Bacon, Hams, peal, and Lard, In Cans, etc. manuf: ped by hin from choice COBN FED HOGS, at is establishment, on the Tell Read bet: alley and Nevada, one mile from the latter og Sontag on hand 1,000 CABEFULLY . SELECTED HOGS; Heris tooffer to the Trade, and inhabi. tants of Grass Valley, Nevada.and: the upper . Ome y A a very choice article. of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms wey Vegi atNevada., Eeb. 11 tf No. 50 Commercial street NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In the District Court of. the 14th Judicial District of the’! California : In the matter of the ition HOS. EDWARRS, an Insolvent Eebtos : Parauane iano of the. Hon. Niles Searls, Court,. urt, notice is hereby . bed to_all “s ereditors of said Insolvent, Fismas Savarés, to be and appear before aha ls aforesaid, in epen Court, ‘the Court Room of said ot in the County = Nevada, on the 28th day of March, A. D. 1861, at wd o’clock, aaa ofthat day; he ow aa there * 8 show epee, should hot be can, w the e Par gtd oO said Insolvent should i ——— of his Estate from his yo res mat liabilities, in ‘purs ‘ance of the Statute in such case made and phe . ae Se ee in enti wr a ame eas against or Wiomment haud and the seal of said Sai seal court,’ this 2ist day of February, A. Q. 8. LAMBERT; Clerk. Sargent & Nites. Ray's for Pet. £22-td* fofn: a By virus. Navedo, KS debonape. Blom of; ed from the Cou Cuma ustice of t) the Pence ‘in and for bel said property ved MONDAY, tetwoee the hours of 10 PE A. M., and 2 ben Pp. M. Taken as the property sf re Pecquett, J. paarags . . Johnson, to sa eo above pon rel: Sg fe i costs. Given caller my hand this 18th day 0 ee ag = ICKFORD, Constable. tds Pacific Man Ss . LINE Serasaekip Comp'e via the Steamer of the Atlantic and y, at Aspinwall. For New Work. Ha ; Steamers at San ! ving Spare Francisco and Pacific DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. Ze ST. LOUIS. Will leave Releomsigns wharf, with Passengets RrePetR, on Friday. -March Ist. ~ FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’elock, A. M. punctuall ia Panama toad at. Trepinwall, . . and connect via Railroad for NEW YORK. bei 2 Railt Co. and Atlantic and Pacifie Steamsh Co. have authorized us Agents for the sale sem Sa, Michcntice fre’ bt wit be att y's Office fos its shipment. For Wuniahe 7 PORBESi ar Puoeage pct had Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf ee To No. § Conimercial Street. CHAS, KENT a Ball at his hotel eet 3 . like: the Phflosoph ae ig oy ie Onsr ALE f SALE.—State: of Cali. Treasure for shi ‘t will be received on board, the a nil o'clock (midnigi) om on Mon i OULD incorpm his eld patrons;-and all & Feresvetanes “end Industry Conquors alt eee RA RTIFI Fi SIA FR, (AFERED ae Zmens pai ie > a tise oo of the . ina. coe) Looe cat ties ‘and id has » TSE ba Ty cnere pried mere She Fang, or Hoot of « Root a pees meek oC rgd at a eat e. KNling the career or ‘thé Fangs, 1AM ALWAYS AT HOME. FFICE—Over Bloc Block. k & Co: ane to poafegy bed od Kent's’ Meat Pmestseet>” sare a 5UM CHAPMAN & HATCH, Sargicel and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner Room Second Stery, . mere & Knox’s building. ; RSS Ss nf bac Young Ladies oa td Glemtiowens . Head of Broad Street, Nevada. W. &: Fe DEAL a8 ck PA Fas ieee spree ee ‘HIS. SCHOOL commmnbed ¢ om MONDAY, January 7th, 1861. PRL. Gentlemen be thoro : prepared to see SRE sites 9 le ong at. 7 o’e lock. TREES, FLOWERS © ‘AND . GARDEN! MAKING. UNDERSIGNED. WOULD INFORM Ts, Ladies and Heaton : of ble vicinity, ahat —— RY rg pat this season H-. in amy ety vie desirad TRIM TREES soaaemame his custemers w: sins . Flowers, Troes, Shrubbery & Seods a ee three years he Con would inform the people that now is the most time for PRED. A. oe stageenataal HAIR DRESSING SALOON. a Sion a ment, where the © _ . dated with pains at all tines. human Hi Hai ‘eutiely sp fin Se Gun tenadinest on MPE & BRO., 64 Browd sect RUD OLEH SHUNT, a DRUGGISTS, M Ate WERERT pean Milena & Co’s pank . 'E. F. SPENCE, Druggist ahd Apothecary, — “BRdaD ‘STREET. Cash eee ee country sotieted. pees NEW YORK SALOON, Ne, 73 Bread ‘ etrest, Neradn ‘@ity. and GIG “Field bet ANLY ART to by ay an Tec a Monday, Tharedey saa

Sepy npn rp ge Tg inwill all be he repeat oihia ih for the sake of . fa ante: eras Wourabteee te pa overy day since us, . from that region is to be inexhaustible, and itive . the quolity is: a8 good as the best. There fits ¢o eicellenes, but ofits negative harmlesness. is infinitely p peaterable toone that bolily.rbSlit basa sad be. such.a sunny. side of public opinion does the deliberative body it Phere are’ people, no doubt,-who affect to wncor at the ap eg eongenosolaed sgt cig There” anh heer te . : all countries, and California ‘has her fall Bent But there meprers, seem to mie ord donne Uhrig resoluYs or otherwin re oblivious to the great philosophical eh ora wan IS GUVERNED TOO nothing, than to him the pr omtekeg blers are but interes niiariaas tee or the level of its capacity. . It seems that a fraction of one se bel he nor raaenpalentetimb matter of wh and grave doubt. It would be a fine pot ean rg iy fitted to. ste Waiaek ns waa uel 4a be fonred, stand. in the way of “a cen se tc to bi wished.” i ap about ode overwhelmed ond and ¥ oF Disusiox ? _Teruughont all. ‘are now near three hundred men employed , . in the mines, and it is thought that in a few weeks two thousand men can obtain em! ¢ nom nell, pe th * A you avoid hechesalplion ia the militia ‘He reports that the Georgians are compelling every one between sixteen and fifty years of age to ‘heat'arms. Heé also reports that the secessionists are those who have no property to eal estate te very, generally in favor of the Union. Faval AGGDENT.-Prank Kelly; dent of Silver City, on Monday the 11th i ‘while to Virginia City; rode into # shaft on the Potosi ground, in the dark, resulting in the death of himself and animal. The shaft » . was 140 feet deep, with 15 feet of water init. ble have proved te be valuable, there is said -. to bean attempt to float a Spanish grant over them. The “Sibrian Claim” has been resurveyed for this purpose, and an endeavor made to have the case reopened on the ground oferrors. This looks a little. teo barefaced to succeed atthieday. £9" On Saturday inst . iva Mexicans dis. covered a rich quartz lode on Texas Hill, sel-. about one mile from Placerville. Specimens Mectiphemegpe starsat studded with gold. Deatu or a jeomoas, CELEBRIT r.— “. rks: Germen Democrat notices the death of . Christian Koppitz, flutist, well known to all aia eae in Havaa, where he was engaged in the direction of beng dessin (9 A luvatic ot the Ba says he dines in -. Heaven, and that his number at the San . Francisco table is 118. St. Peter Bas nota — wise aiaaape. — ie stated that Senator Yulee, after leaving the Union, . purpose of ascertaining what the order of the acting Postmaster General meant, direct’ . ing that all letters sent to Pensacola should be.sent to the Dead Letter Office. King, . the polite head of the Department, received him with dignity, but told him with brevity. that he could have no communication with papers. \ 4 TAG-END OF TRE News.—On Thursday evening the wires broke down before we could get the entire news by the lest pony, leaving our telegrant, in yesterday's TRANS‘CRIPT, rather imperfect. During yesterday we had opportunity to supply the missing Wi ge obocneston aren and here it is: that Johnson of Tennessee, ed . eikebecaes center] [he pete he I am now nearly pa pn ent ate. My ly ~ . of what it should be in-time of. war; ~— in number, 1 feel strong in the . — guide me safel thro han r that may . ; i] y throug! A ob Ae Captain Doubleday, under Anderson, at . , 80 te . feel. no. ‘Cummings Poin for prea’ hey ey rt: . eid satan, ilk the people of that . in mata errr is ae a) Leamein. It was bie g Spry Meas erted. itin a co dotaioadd ts bark about th ., . contitence t that Providence will Fort Sumter, says in a letter; —~ 46-WVhile the leaders are becoming more p pe. cific, the mob is becoming. more and ungovernable. airs Bopl er saw a gun or 4 fort, and ucation and own little p attack us. pee who ner. have no rty, We may aperiy, ta rein prehension, aut: don’t believe’ the ken.Day before yesterday the two or three mortars at t, on the nearést point ofland fort: ‘There isnot a particle of truth in: the-etory of ‘a mutiny: ‘It ‘was started in Cimrieston, to induce the Govern: ment to surrender this place. There” have been no:prisoners’ in ‘the . house for si long time. . Menare.bebaving admirably, an are in good spirits, full of fun, and — surrendering, under any cireumfor a fight. As stances, a ont yin ofit. You oe pay no attention to anyt you<see in the Charleston rs in reference to our-affairs. Tf you will that when a boat witha . white flag comes from Charleston, none of our Cerolinia /men are allowed to communicate ' with it, you . tention. will readily see that all their stories about us are mere inventions. Men bear their privations and severe guard-duty very cheerfully. bag miss their tobacco more than anything else Bp steamboats were on watch over us all i 208 one in the direction of the bar, and r towards Charleston. -This. totally . . Stietets the stories of supplies and free communications with ‘Charleston. e Se bp anil Mak ibe Ieonaeeintn io. Bude-nee ropenly promising the throne of Hungary te . Prince Napoleon, and that the Hungarian . .¢! Committes at Pesth are.in communication with St. Petersburgh, and have offered the crown of St. Stephen to Prince Constantine. Ee A snow-shoe race lately come off up at Onion Valley. One of the contestants made the distance of one-third ‘of a mile in twenty-six seconds. LINEs,. Suggested by the death ef little Mary 3 Prances Whitman, PS or aban Iittle children come unto me. of ak ie th Shyer Hane: — Sihaartir schism aid siti A tinge upon the roge’s leaf; The blossom of a summer morn, __. Pika ca Serpe el che star vanishing away; : yeh beneath Inua caught fia Fog 1 tee haar eae ~~ Yet fainting on the chord it stirred ; So brief, so frail, thy being. past, ‘Too purely beautiful to last. Gh ! Jet no tears be shed for thee, Nor mournful should thy memory be; There is a blessing in thy lot Which every age receiveth not. It is the perfect gift of Heaven, “More early to the spirit. given ; The whisper of an Angel, sent Teo call thee to-an element More fitted for thy zone, whereon No tinge of earthly sin hath gone. The glad release from human pain— The calling back to earth again— A. gift.as pure as Heaven’s own snow, Arrested in its fight below. And, ye, that sndly mourn above — The burial place of early love,

Full sweetly, pure, and undefiled, May bear the memory of your child, A holy treasure, in your thought, Which time and change may darken not ; And, far beyond the doubt and gloom » ‘Which cloud the quiet of the tomb, . The eye of faith may mark on liigh A cherub smiling in the sky. after 3 och ze P.M, -. der m . EMPIRE MARKET REMOVED ~ At “‘Demperance ‘Hall. /SUBSORIEER WOULD AN NOUNCE the people of this city and the county e, that he designs ‘tend without further no’ Feb. 7, 1861-td a: Fs ADAMS. UNION LIVERY STABLE ‘ioe Po tak a erick Babs te volaist tite Cotcemed of my . Ra mere. ern ence sat to Horses on t alwa ore ess Sith careful. ane, the usp of Earticn Partica , Balls, &c. The.quality of steko permit me to Say that those seckine nae on. business would.do eulpe for the my Ras or give me eeall California Cured mason Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. de> ‘beg oe the anon tion of TRADERS A ‘AMILIES toa . superior article of Bacon, Hams, peal, and Lard, In Cans, etc. manuf: ped by hin from choice COBN FED HOGS, at is establishment, on the Tell Read bet: alley and Nevada, one mile from the latter og Sontag on hand 1,000 CABEFULLY . SELECTED HOGS; Heris tooffer to the Trade, and inhabi. tants of Grass Valley, Nevada.and: the upper . Ome y A a very choice article. of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms wey Vegi atNevada., Eeb. 11 tf No. 50 Commercial street NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In the District Court of. the 14th Judicial District of the’! California : In the matter of the ition HOS. EDWARRS, an Insolvent Eebtos : Parauane iano of the. Hon. Niles Searls, Court,. urt, notice is hereby . bed to_all “s ereditors of said Insolvent, Fismas Savarés, to be and appear before aha ls aforesaid, in epen Court, ‘the Court Room of said ot in the County = Nevada, on the 28th day of March, A. D. 1861, at wd o’clock, aaa ofthat day; he ow aa there * 8 show epee, should hot be can, w the e Par gtd oO said Insolvent should i ——— of his Estate from his yo res mat liabilities, in ‘purs ‘ance of the Statute in such case made and phe . ae Se ee in enti wr a ame eas against or Wiomment haud and the seal of said Sai seal court,’ this 2ist day of February, A. Q. 8. LAMBERT; Clerk. Sargent & Nites. Ray's for Pet. £22-td* fofn: a By virus. Navedo, KS debonape. Blom of; ed from the Cou Cuma ustice of t) the Pence ‘in and for bel said property ved MONDAY, tetwoee the hours of 10 PE A. M., and 2 ben Pp. M. Taken as the property sf re Pecquett, J. paarags . . Johnson, to sa eo above pon rel: Sg fe i costs. Given caller my hand this 18th day 0 ee ag = ICKFORD, Constable. tds Pacific Man Ss . LINE Serasaekip Comp'e via the Steamer of the Atlantic and y, at Aspinwall. For New Work. Ha ; Steamers at San ! ving Spare Francisco and Pacific DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. Ze ST. LOUIS. Will leave Releomsigns wharf, with Passengets RrePetR, on Friday. -March Ist. ~ FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’elock, A. M. punctuall ia Panama toad at. Trepinwall, . . and connect via Railroad for NEW YORK. bei 2 Railt Co. and Atlantic and Pacifie Steamsh Co. have authorized us Agents for the sale sem Sa, Michcntice fre’ bt wit be att y's Office fos its shipment. For Wuniahe 7 PORBESi ar Puoeage pct had Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorf ee To No. § Conimercial Street. CHAS, KENT a Ball at his hotel eet 3 . like: the Phflosoph ae ig oy ie Onsr ALE f SALE.—State: of Cali. Treasure for shi ‘t will be received on board, the a nil o'clock (midnigi) om on Mon i OULD incorpm his eld patrons;-and all & Feresvetanes “end Industry Conquors alt eee RA RTIFI Fi SIA FR, (AFERED ae Zmens pai ie > a tise oo of the . ina. coe) Looe cat ties ‘and id has » TSE ba Ty cnere pried mere She Fang, or Hoot of « Root a pees meek oC rgd at a eat e. KNling the career or ‘thé Fangs, 1AM ALWAYS AT HOME. FFICE—Over Bloc Block. k & Co: ane to poafegy bed od Kent's’ Meat Pmestseet>” sare a 5UM CHAPMAN & HATCH, Sargicel and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner Room Second Stery, .. mere & Knox’s building. ; RSS Ss nf bac Young Ladies oa td Glemtiowens . Head of Broad Street, Nevada. W. &: Fe DEAL a8 ck PA Fas ieee spree ee ‘HIS. SCHOOL commmnbed ¢ om MONDAY, January 7th, 1861. PRL. Gentlemen be thoro : prepared to see SRE sites 9 le ong at. 7 o’e lock. TREES, FLOWERS © ‘AND . GARDEN! MAKING. UNDERSIGNED. WOULD INFORM Ts, Ladies and Heaton : of ble vicinity, ahat —— RY rg pat this season H-. in amy ety vie desirad TRIM TREES soaaemame his custemers w: sins . Flowers, Troes, Shrubbery & Seods a ee three years he Con would inform the people that now is the most time for PRED. A. oe stageenataal HAIR DRESSING SALOON. a Sion a ment, where the © _ . dated with pains at all tines. human Hi Hai ‘eutiely sp fin Se Gun tenadinest on MPE & BRO., 64 Browd sect RUD OLEH SHUNT, a DRUGGISTS, M Ate WERERT pean Milena & Co’s pank . 'E. F. SPENCE, Druggist ahd Apothecary, — “BRdaD ‘STREET. Cash eee ee country sotieted. pees NEW YORK SALOON, Ne, 73 Bread ‘ etrest, Neradn ‘@ity. and GIG “Field bet ANLY ART to by ay an Tec a Monday, Tharedey saa