February 25, 1861 (4 pages)

. ovation to the Union marked the day in The newspapers report that ro 'day wae given up to the celebra: + of eight thouaand people a) gat of Lanninna will not sweeten the cups dersapaliche ete ‘ofa Pacific Repubbliereceived the héartiest indorsement. After the nieeting adjourned a large crowd aa. pions Portsmouth Square, and were addressed b y Major Ringgold, Briggs of Amador, awd others.In Sacramento, Marysville, Foleom, and, } indeed, in every city or village we have heard . from—especially Columbia, in Tuolumne county—the Union sentiment waa the overwhelming one on the glorions 2a. This is ‘as it should be, and as we felt sanguine it would be. California is loyal to the. Univn, to Het heart's cote, however much the dawdling of her legislators may have led eutsiders to.suspect. the contrary. Our people. have. notion of bartering away the inestimable of a United Republie, for the mere . m of helping hungry political ad. placeand power. Californians wil nobend Weir bands t the impious task ps ll from the azure field of \ ‘Phey love the emMino i com and glory 6 emblems of union and strength—too Sena THE Piciric RAunone—Tes Washing: ton correspondent of the Bulletin thinks that under the Senate amendments the Pacific Railroad Bill is: a: defunct: institution. He compares the action of that body in this respect to that of the Irish Board of Supervisoft ii Fegard to building a new bridge, re‘that the new’ bridge should be ¢onstructed on the site of the old one; that the materials of the old bridge should be used in the-construction of the new one ; and that thé ‘old bridge should not be demolished until the new one was finished and ready fot use. The Bill, as emanating from the House, donotes: public funds And lands in: aid’ of the the funds Being bout eqisl to half its able cost, the Government to be secur ed bya first wartgage. The Senate amendment forbids the Company borrowing .-any money by declaring that no-mortgage or conutruotion bonds shall ever be issued by the company on said road, or any lien be made in any way except fo the United States, The Senate also offered an amendment withholding 30. per cent of the $60,000 loan in aid of of the work, until the completion of the road. Still, again, the House ate i er ‘but the Senate deSeater 7 pring tet sat “Cartane halon tpher aa lie on <a ‘road. The oe that the grant, so far us regards land between the Kineas river and the spurs as teetin eds, Wik neta eect thn pe peritis written upon—in fact, that.the posseesor, though as rich as Crassus, would cerhing. their mostinvaterate enemies could not . act. No fleets or armies . ‘to bring them back’ again under the shelter ". traordinary had happened ; and, when the selying. halt; thence to New York city—where there lina, tela Keutychy. Tennessee, and Missouri from catching the.contagion of se-. Congress at Washington, with John Tyler at Ban alject: Ad tot Sotth: Carblina, Georgia, . Alabama, Mississippi, mints tin ing pode soe. them thrown and, patria ele they wi be the first to A he Hogue ing wings of the brave old American Eagle, They will not be able to carry out their’ fa vorite design of re-opening the African slave trade, with the popular. sentiment of'the northern states and all Europe in deadly oppesition to. it. England will not buy any more of théir cotton from them then'she can " . help, for her diplomatists and soldiers have just found a way of supplying the article to. her manufacturers from the interior of China, and from the negro kingdom of Dahomey. The of her traitorous politicians, when they find the duties taken off-of that commodity, in the ports of the United ‘States, and their great staple become a aaleless drug in their own states will be pun the heart’s content of the most implacable ist, though a United States soldier should never put his foot within their territories or a United States — look angrily inte one of: tiie hare bors. Virginia, though slightly addicted to deal. ing in Politica! abstractions somewhat above ‘not silly enough toe follow in the wake of South Carolina, Eastern Virginia has a strong interest in préventing the ‘reopening of the African slave trade, for that would} elose the market to the home-produeed artiele, and Western Virginia, having but few slaves, is not partial te slavery. Virginia ‘will be faithful to the Union and the Constitution, and her example will have a vast influence on all the southern states. The breach-in the Confederacy, perpetrated by the cotton states, will be amended in goed time, without the intervention of bayonets and gunpowder. Let the theory of the Federat Government be, ‘that there is ne such thing as secession, and persist.in executing Y the . laws of Congress as though nothing exceders find their independence a losing game, they will give-up the fun; the recreant states’ again, A Tew Tuovusanp Dotiar Lump.— The editors of the som Appeal have been shown a letter written to a resident of Marysville by his brother, which says that on February 12th, the Mammoth Tunnel Company, at-Chips’ Flat, Sierra county, found a.lump.of gold worth $10,000. A few years ago a lump worth upwards of $4,000 was found at the same locality, and several stnaller lumps wave been found at different times since. Ox wis"Wax To THE Waite Housr.— ‘Mr. Lincoln has had numerous invitations f-om friends to visit their reapective localities on his way to Washington, and lias tried to accomodate so many as he could of. them. His route from Springfield to Washington is thus Inid down in his official chart: He wes to leave hie home in Springfield on the morning of February 11th, accompanied by Colenel Sumner and Major Hunter, of the United States Army (who were detailed by specict-order of the War Department to accompany him, 2s 8 kind of nides-de-camp), by personal’ per eee nuinerous office seckers the party will holt for a day to Columbus, Ohio—another. to Buffilo, New York—another ‘to Albany, New York-<another of . Will be‘another half; thenceto Philadelphia ; ‘thenoe-to Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania : > thenes to Baltimore; thence to Washington. Mrs. cession from the Cotton States. ‘TherReace } . place_the affair ina_true light béfore the ‘perform such a feat, has not left or is he in } will wheel back into line, and all will be well mene ttc a a make out a case, anda heat of feeling hardly consistent with impartiality : a2 £33 SE ws RS pains tin miei vil, allow, me,through the medium of your journal . to co your correspondent—or rather to public: “That your correspondent ‘is wrong in every point of his Gothimanication—there is not the least shadow’ of doubt, ‘it ‘wai either 80 Communicated from want, of. -DRORCF informtitioner malice: As your corgespondent’s, letter. is wrong from beginning te. end,, I shall state forhis information,.rs. well.asforthe public, that Mr. Stevenson made the arrest: inChina: . town and conveyed or caused the white man office, on Mill street. Mr. A. Adaris,’as well as many others, used the liberty of free . speech by éxpressing their indignation of the injustice of arresting the white man and not the Chinaman. . ‘This oceurred: ‘opposite the Justice’s office, and Judge Pegg ordered that “Adams shomid be—urtested;' Adams Knowing that ‘he had committed no offense, éither in action or word against the, laws of the land, certainly at first felt indignant at sach a proceeding. Allison being then on the side walk was orde by Justice Pesg, to assist in the arrest, and by him-was Adams stabbed. This fellow Alison could have (by acting the part of a gentleman) made the arrest in a peacable manner ;but as long as the laws are executed by such human beings in. the shape of men, as. him and his clique, -how can men be expected to honor and respect the laws, That Adams was stabbed in a cowardly manner noone that saw the transaction will deny ; that Allison ‘was at the time. whittling is sheer folly; however, as the matter will no doubt be thoroughly tested the right. or wrong of the entire. Garpnctiqn will be solved,” In, regard to Adams “ stripping . to the buff” is already proved wrong ;and as a Chinaman whipping him, those medion or have ever seen his herculean frame will come to the conclusion that the Celéstiul to the ‘‘ flowery kingdom.” Exports Tv Cutya.—Besides the California wine, shipped a-shert. time since to Canton, it is stated that the ship. Moolight, which eailed lately for Hongkong, carried 250 barrels of California beef. “The ship also carried 500 flasks of quicksilver and 143,000 feet of lumber, besides great .quantities of. produce and 167,141 in treasure. _ JUSTICE. Tn ville, on Tan. CouLer Suean F. Win, both of the a J ¥ We wish the pair many days of unalloyed bliss and return cuf thanks for half-a-dozen bottles of the best champagné, from Blaze’s. May thefr joys be unceasing. —_—_——— DIED.___At the! Bailey Heise, on the ait “pore B. Yates, from buque. Towa, aged 32 Mr. Yates has Been a resident ooNdeeas. to's number of years, and was universally beloved . asa noble, generous hearted man. His many friends will learn this. announeement with much regret. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Fd . CHANGE. T HE public are informed by this method that { have EeTy’s interest in B. the TAILO ING business, together with Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingn and * " Trimainge I intend eartying o ey businesé in all ite 2 and hope te "yenlbve's liberal s borers ne hare of ALL GARMENTS MADE TO FIT. No. 38, Smeap STREET, meee Feb. 23. J. MORROW. our -eorrespondent carers an iniiety to 6 nas VALE, Men. 01608! . PAE Mr. “Eorror ae Re atention ntl been to be brought as prisoner to the Justice’s eee 3 sunscers “WOULD ANNOUNCE to the people of this city and the county at Jarge: that he ne designs her 4 artes at his noted . urther not Feb. 7, 186 i a. aoa ADAMS. _ Paar LIVERY STABLE ; Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. ines ner Wibitns axo. Te gene t. — pevias fenrray fe hie af “f d is n gate, to fu Sarde . : & as feo ke hg fs 38 cam ye ain the State. Wa I trai and easy ie Horses, well i ‘ehmes. for 1 ladies or rere anand ney ed . e e88 a Sieire i retain the bonldbaboo? my nds feada me te to believe I will be able te.give Partieu gree it id to Horses on tty. ag od ulwe zion paid to, Horees A ur, e use of Teties, Balls, &c. The q uslity of my stéck will permit mé to say that those in-r pleasure or ed on business would do ome meatal California Cured Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. [on SaaS FAMIIES to LIES toa superior article of Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, and Lard, 7 Cans, etc., manufactured by him from: choice RN PED UOGS, at his blishment, on the Tell Road between. Grass Vall and Nevada, one mile from the latter place. Havinig on hand = 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled to offer to the Trade, .and inhabitants of Grass Valley, Nevada and the ppeee cotmtry, a very choice article of the above kinds, NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In. the District Court of the 14th ‘Judicial District of the State of California : Lad pte OCU peation: of THOS. EDWAR RS, an Insolvent Eebto; ee nh toan order of the Hon. Niles. Searla, of the said District Court, notice is neey given to_all the creditors of said Insoly homas Edwards, to be and appear before the Hon, Niles Searls_aforesaid, in open Court, atthe Court Reom of said Court, in the County of Nevada, on the 28th day of March, A.D. 186i, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ofthat day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent yg not be and an asseam of his Estate be . “and he be dis-. charged from his debts and liabilities; in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provisaid Insolvent be stayed. Witness my haud and the seal of said tol ee seal } ey this fhe 2ist. day. of February, A. JIN 0. 5. LAMBERT, aper® Sargent & Niles; Atty’s ‘for Pet. 22-td* NSTABLE’S SALE .—State of Cali( ™ arbor County of Nevada,. ‘Township of = . By virtue of-an Execution to:me Sebeet from the Court of W. C. Carter, ome Eaq., an.acting Justice of the Peace im and for he County ‘oresaid,. bear: date 2ith day of ba WD. 1861, to oe a jud: id ay at by wie Carter, J P., on the January; A. D., , in aver ‘of W. B. ‘ILL igs a RE POCQUETT, aly ite LACE, —— HUMPHREYS, B. G. JOHNSON. for the sum of $211 43, debt, interest, dam and costs of suit: I hiavetaken in Execution, . and will sell to-the highest: bidder for cash: the following described property; to-wit: Ail. the ht, title and interest ina certain. get of Mining sstuated on the north sidé\of pusaber peat joining Leemeries & Bowers’ tlaims—on Reckum.&-Co, 5 Paihia Also Sree Flume, Sluices, Hose, and purtenances thereunto belonging. 1 ag ‘said property on MONDAY, CH oth 108 1 pbetween the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 2 o’clock, P. M. Taken as: pom a property at ZPecquett, J Wallace, —— re 2. pe ae té satisfy the ihe demands and bs, costs. Given under my hand this 18th February, g fats ae > hCKFORD, Constable. Pacific Mail Steam = LINE TO meee g rae es via the Steamer of the’ Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. . For New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and ‘Panama. Connectin Pacific § DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. oo have ‘authorized us Agents for the sale af ded ; and in the mean time all proceedings against G ages Fives, teees; Shrubbery D fie BY Server R one we mn na a How weet eer of Depositon, urned or * it rough im ae ways guaran Charges fer and assaying ceva Belo 50 0 poe anet fons. % of 1 per cent. Pro} a por tionate reduction for large it *y, regular customers ; aidays ofmiucrale a ames J, Ott i 8 now eens . precious ores, either in the ore or mineral, and is toaey to receive "paniigty At aa ak ? 10On 2 ie ann JAMES rates biti 1-tf) ~~ . & Perseverance and Industry ome A Rr IFiona Lf Misses BONE. AFTER MANY YEARS OW Teint and disappointments, A ke the Philosopher, ery ‘Alona, #« Ey ASN on cearel tooth, Crvt is a aes laced in the cavity of the teoth, C wa “in me short time, so iad ‘that ft is poiie and has THE. EXAGT.« pirates oF. 36m. it'can be placed ina, mere Shell or a Fang, or Root ofa th and‘ forthe Front Tecth it is te mirable. No. EXTRA CHARGE *made for Killing the Nerves or Stopping the Fangs. IAM ALWAYS ATHOME. ~ OFFICE—Over ake & at 2 ’s store Fy sup stale t nn he to Ch: le °K cnt oS rance next to arles en heck rt Pine stteet. pe bE ih aI ps a CHAPMAN & HATCH, a Surgical and Mechanical kre Office—Corner Room Second Stery, Kidd & Knox’s building. . Od after having ving become gensitive exposure of the nhery will be led withou € caus: par All conten operations pe: in a aaa and the tee maim manner, hg satisfaction Se sabereanpat Ex Ph GOP eF eee eee wees e sere es eerNe aveeses Qt e vith Gold, price tte te ee *} Kil TOT VCs oe sevevevdeerecsaous ees wis. $2 <7 sweet, and on terms Th pA ype boxy ch cag filling Fangs. Nevada., Eeb. 11 tf No:50 Commercial street December wab1-tf SELECT SCHOOL fo FOR Yeung Ladies and Gentlemen. Head ef — Street, Nevada. ANETTA ry . Camere Tapes boomg ‘HIS SCHOOL commenced. on a Renusy, th, 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter ter College. é TERMS : : raid Studies, per month... oa 400 lish Branches and Les cana conpeeea sanenaees pd eae. beds Litho nisin dive caatecd evi Tp BOO. 6 5c ocensadavpccaes taviniadntcacisiake 200 OPIMAN 00 nccevccccseccsesccccecccesasvceces 2 00° Night. School,Monday, Thursday and PR AE ana: at 7 0’elock. . TERMS: Five weeks.. bss vmb ws « Hs deeds Séideseeds $5 08 January 28, 3m TREES, FLOWERS + AND. GARDEN MAKING. Nevada and ity, ahat pring 3 to carry on his business this season .He will, LAY. GARDENS in any style ada TRIM TREES and supply “his custemers wi & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the last thre years, he confidently expecta: a liberal patronage, and_ would ines rm. .the people Making ie 3 most. appropr: nate be for ” Garden nsplan ares. fn ahd ete "ASMELLI St. Lonis UNITED STATES BATHS! ' Db HAIR. DRESSING SALOON. pm anand ie ted would fnform th the Saba ef e completed a fine cures aitaced tothelt well aos establishmen — the blic can They: ter Ease, nat PERFUMERY fine Fala S2etf LAMPE & BR , ih Becna ert werert RUDOLPH & p HUNT, F Wholesale and HRUGOIOwa. Re A . MAIN STREB®, Opposite Mulford& Co’s bank The. magnificent Steamship be aa use; a oe ae. ST. LOUIS, P yy Patent Medicines, &c. A full supply always on hand. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenge:s . . Nevada, Sept.6.tf — and Treasure, on — _ Pré@my.;-..3.--. March. Ist. E. F. SPENCE, FOR PANAMA, at 9 o'clock, A. M. punctuall Druggist and Apothecary, ani connect via Panama Railroad at ve ane Ay BROAD STREET. WThieenh tekete ante donnek: tha tec Diaz IN Roar fc Otte, Paints, P Patent wed. Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Paeific Steamship . hol, Gamphexe, —, orders rem aot Weenies satan sepo-1r Treasure for bees prope tue be received on board =» “ont 12 o'clock (midnight) on Mon 4. NEW YORK SALOON, TR: searchin teetaian ew be resitvel on Dowtl Ne. 72 Bread street, Nevada City, der heya pha reo the Conipaiehs Games fos TT TR above tamus procured at the °s Office fo: & ACY har its shipment. roman Freight or apply te. M’ _ . Que eager) the best Gor. Secramnto and Leideedget Wt a ensons ven in the RAMEY AB? San Francisco. _ . Seaeewte eee op Ag “old ap ca aa ve a” a call—he an EMPIRE M ARKET REMOVED will use you well. ial f4-tf To No. 5 Commercial Street. CHAS. 3 KENT MILTON COMBS, Constable. BAKER & WYMORE,_ DEALERS IN . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, RESH E. KINDS. i MEATS, 0 of at Citep ate : SS et set Se Within arenomdte dtace of Nevada -WOOD—O* all kinds, on: hand and Fohaup ee cote: with his vt 1 HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD. INFORM T the Ladies and Gentlemen of No. Q's boi doit. -Unel so electrific company, Fe NEVADA! A-carefully City and G ed by H. B he lids pres residences, of the two ble accurac ible in such a comprehe y by A. . Valley, by. of the latte former pub present o1 churches, trustees, ¢ en, which terspersed ness men o is full of it lisher will DISTRIC 23d.—May plaintiffs t Cloonan complaint Elston + tional time file answe Booth v tion for a: bur—Fin¢ fendants fi ‘Webbe mitted, an elosure of and Leon: Diederi was admit Tt der:Comp . the most has taken Forty. laé present, a o’cleck in given by and we a. ent this e z= T Henry ar this after oe A through . badly inj Sulcu mining a taking pi _ 8 cabin, ; friends, , —

. ovation to the Union marked the day in The newspapers report that ro 'day wae given up to the celebra: + of eight thouaand people a) gat of Lanninna will not sweeten the cups dersapaliche ete ‘ofa Pacific Repubbliereceived the héartiest indorsement. After the nieeting adjourned a large crowd aa. pions Portsmouth Square, and were addressed b y Major Ringgold, Briggs of Amador, awd others.In Sacramento, Marysville, Foleom, and, } indeed, in every city or village we have heard . from—especially Columbia, in Tuolumne county—the Union sentiment waa the overwhelming one on the glorions 2a. This is ‘as it should be, and as we felt sanguine it would be.. California is loyal to the. Univn, to Het heart's cote, however much the dawdling of her legislators may have led eutsiders to.suspect. the contrary. Our people. have. notion of bartering away the inestimable of a United Republie, for the mere . m of helping hungry political ad. placeand power. Californians wil nobend Weir bands t the impious task ps ll from the azure field of \ ‘Phey love the emMino i com and glory 6 emblems of union and strength—too Sena THE Piciric RAunone—Tes Washing: ton correspondent of the Bulletin thinks that under the Senate amendments the Pacific Railroad Bill is: a: defunct: institution.. He compares the action of that body in this respect to that of the Irish Board of Supervisoft ii Fegard to building a new bridge, re‘that the new’ bridge should be ¢onstructed on the site of the old one; that the materials of the old bridge should be used in the-construction of the new one ; and that thé ‘old bridge should not be demolished until the new one was finished and ready fot use. The Bill, as emanating from the House, donotes: public funds And lands in: aid’ of the the funds Being bout eqisl to half its able cost, the Government to be secur ed bya first wartgage. The Senate amendment forbids the Company borrowing .-any money by declaring that no-mortgage or conutruotion bonds shall ever be issued by the company on said road, or any lien be made in any way except fo the United States, The Senate also offered an amendment withholding 30. per cent of the $60,000 loan in aid of of the work, until the completion of the road. Still, again, the House ate i er ‘but the Senate deSeater 7 pring tet sat “Cartane halon tpher aa lie on <a ‘road. The oe that the grant, so far us regards land between the Kineas river and the spurs as teetin eds, Wik neta eect thn pe peritis written upon—in fact, that.the posseesor, though as rich as Crassus, would cerhing. their mostinvaterate enemies could not . act. No fleets or armies . ‘to bring them back’ again under the shelter ". traordinary had happened ; and, when the selying. halt; thence to New York city—where there lina, tela Keutychy. Tennessee, and Missouri from catching the.contagion of se-. Congress at Washington, with John Tyler at Ban alject: Ad tot Sotth: Carblina, Georgia, . Alabama, Mississippi, mints tin ing pode soe. them thrown and, patria ele they wi be the first to A he Hogue ing wings of the brave old American Eagle, They will not be able to carry out their’ fa vorite design of re-opening the African slave trade, with the popular. sentiment of'the northern states and all Europe in deadly oppesition to. it. England will not buy any more of théir cotton from them then'she can " . help, for her diplomatists and soldiers have just found a way of supplying the article to. her manufacturers from the interior of China, and from the negro kingdom of Dahomey. The of her traitorous politicians, when they find the duties taken off-of that commodity, in the ports of the United ‘States, and their great staple become a aaleless drug in their own states will be pun the heart’s content of the most implacable ist, though a United States soldier should never put his foot within their territories or a United States — look angrily inte one of: tiie hare bors.. Virginia, though slightly addicted to deal. ing in Politica! abstractions somewhat above ‘not silly enough toe follow in the wake of South Carolina, Eastern Virginia has a strong interest in préventing the ‘reopening of the African slave trade, for that would} elose the market to the home-produeed artiele, and Western Virginia, having but few slaves, is not partial te slavery. Virginia ‘will be faithful to the Union and the Constitution, and her example will have a vast influence on all the southern states. The breach-in the Confederacy, perpetrated by the cotton states, will be amended in goed time, without the intervention of bayonets and gunpowder. Let the theory of the Federat Government be, ‘that there is ne such thing as secession, and persist.in executing Y the . laws of Congress as though nothing exceders find their independence a losing game, they will give-up the fun; the recreant states’ again, A Tew Tuovusanp Dotiar Lump.— The editors of the som Appeal have been shown a letter written to a resident of Marysville by his brother, which says that on February 12th, the Mammoth Tunnel Company, at-Chips’ Flat, Sierra county, found a.lump.of gold worth $10,000. A few years ago a lump worth upwards of $4,000 was found at the same locality, and several stnaller lumps wave been found at different times since. Ox wis"Wax To THE Waite Housr.— ‘Mr. Lincoln has had numerous invitations f-om friends to visit their reapective localities on his way to Washington, and lias tried to accomodate so many as he could of. them. His route from Springfield to Washington is thus Inid down in his official chart: He wes to leave hie home in Springfield on the morning of February 11th, accompanied by Colenel Sumner and Major Hunter, of the United States Army (who were detailed by specict-order of the War Department to accompany him, 2s 8 kind of nides-de-camp), by personal’ per eee nuinerous office seckers the party will holt for a day to Columbus, Ohio—another. to Buffilo, New York—another ‘to Albany, New York-<another of . Will be‘another half; thenceto Philadelphia ; ‘thenoe-to Harrisburgh, Pennsylvania : > thenes to Baltimore; thence to Washington. Mrs. cession from the Cotton States. ‘TherReace } . place_the affair ina_true light béfore the ‘perform such a feat, has not left or is he in } will wheel back into line, and all will be well mene ttc a a make out a case, anda heat of feeling hardly consistent with impartiality : a2 £33 SE ws RS pains tin miei vil, allow, me,through the medium of your journal . to co your correspondent—or rather to public: “That your correspondent ‘is wrong in every point of his Gothimanication—there is not the least shadow’ of doubt, ‘it ‘wai either 80 Communicated from want, of. -DRORCF informtitioner malice: As your corgespondent’s, letter. is wrong from beginning te. end,, I shall state forhis information,.rs. well.asforthe public, that Mr. Stevenson made the arrest: inChina: . town and conveyed or caused the white man office, on Mill street. Mr. A. Adaris,’as well as many others, used the liberty of free . speech by éxpressing their indignation of the injustice of arresting the white man and not the Chinaman. . ‘This oceurred: ‘opposite the Justice’s office, and Judge Pegg ordered that “Adams shomid be—urtested;' Adams Knowing that ‘he had committed no offense, éither in action or word against the, laws of the land, certainly at first felt indignant at sach a proceeding. Allison being then on the side walk was orde by Justice Pesg, to assist in the arrest, and by him-was Adams stabbed. This fellow Alison could have (by acting the part of a gentleman) made the arrest in a peacable manner ;but as long as the laws are executed by such human beings in. the shape of men, as. him and his clique, -how can men be expected to honor and respect the laws, That Adams was stabbed in a cowardly manner noone that saw the transaction will deny ; that Allison ‘was at the time. whittling is sheer folly; however, as the matter will no doubt be thoroughly tested the right. or wrong of the entire. Garpnctiqn will be solved,” In, regard to Adams “ stripping . to the buff” is already proved wrong ;and as a Chinaman whipping him, those medion or have ever seen his herculean frame will come to the conclusion that the Celéstiul to the ‘‘ flowery kingdom.” Exports Tv Cutya.—Besides the California wine, shipped a-shert. time since to Canton, it is stated that the ship. Moolight, which eailed lately for Hongkong, carried 250 barrels of California beef. “The ship also carried 500 flasks of quicksilver and 143,000 feet of lumber, besides great .quantities of. produce and 167,141 in treasure. _ JUSTICE. Tn ville, on Tan. CouLer Suean F. Win, both of the a J ¥ We wish the pair many days of unalloyed bliss and return cuf thanks for half-a-dozen bottles of the best champagné, from Blaze’s. May thefr joys be unceasing. —_—_——— DIED.___At the! Bailey Heise, on the ait “pore B. Yates, from buque. Towa, aged 32 Mr. Yates has Been a resident ooNdeeas. to's number of years, and was universally beloved . asa noble, generous hearted man. His many friends will learn this. announeement with much regret. The funeral will take place this afternoon, at 4 o’clock. Fd . CHANGE. T HE public are informed by this method that { have EeTy’s interest in B. the TAILO ING business, together with Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestingn and * " Trimainge I intend eartying o ey businesé in all ite 2 and hope te "yenlbve's liberal s borers ne hare of ALL GARMENTS MADE TO FIT. No. 38, Smeap STREET, meee Feb. 23. J. MORROW. our -eorrespondent carers an iniiety to 6 nas VALE, Men. 01608! . PAE Mr. “Eorror ae Re atention ntl been to be brought as prisoner to the Justice’s eee 3 sunscers “WOULD ANNOUNCE to the people of this city and the county at Jarge: that he ne designs her 4 artes at his noted . urther not Feb. 7, 186 i a. aoa ADAMS. _ Paar LIVERY STABLE ; Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. ines ner Wibitns axo. Te gene t. — pevias fenrray fe hie af “f d is n gate, to fu Sarde . : & as feo ke hg fs 38 cam ye ain the State. Wa I trai and easy ie Horses, well i ‘ehmes. for 1 ladies or rere anand ney ed . e e88 a Sieire i retain the bonldbaboo? my nds feada me te to believe I will be able te.give Partieu gree it id to Horses on tty. ag od ulwe zion paid to, Horees A ur, e use of Teties, Balls, &c. The q uslity of my stéck will permit mé to say that those in-r pleasure or ed on business would do ome meatal California Cured Bacon Hams, SHOULDERS AND LARD. [on SaaS FAMIIES to LIES toa superior article of Bacon, Hams, Shoulders, and Lard, 7 Cans, etc., manufactured by him from: choice RN PED UOGS, at his blishment, on the Tell Road between. Grass Vall and Nevada, one mile from the latter place. Havinig on hand = 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled to offer to the Trade, .and inhabitants of Grass Valley, Nevada and the ppeee cotmtry, a very choice article of the above kinds, NSOLVENT NOTICE .—In. the District Court of the 14th ‘Judicial District of the State of California : Lad pte OCU peation: of THOS. EDWAR RS, an Insolvent Eebto; ee nh toan order of the Hon. Niles. Searla, of the said District Court, notice is neey given to_all the creditors of said Insoly homas Edwards, to be and appear before the

Hon, Niles Searls_aforesaid, in open Court, atthe Court Reom of said Court, in the County of Nevada, on the 28th day of March, A.D. 186i, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ofthat day, then and there to show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent yg not be and an asseam of his Estate be . “and he be dis-. charged from his debts and liabilities; in pursuance of the Statute in such case made and provisaid Insolvent be stayed. Witness my haud and the seal of said tol ee seal } ey this fhe 2ist. day. of February, A. JIN 0. 5. LAMBERT, aper® Sargent & Niles; Atty’s ‘for Pet. 22-td* NSTABLE’S SALE .—State of Cali( ™ arbor County of Nevada,. ‘Township of = . By virtue of-an Execution to:me Sebeet from the Court of W. C. Carter, ome Eaq., an.acting Justice of the Peace im and for he County ‘oresaid,. bear: date 2ith day of ba WD. 1861, to oe a jud: id ay at by wie Carter, J P., on the January; A. D., , in aver ‘of W. B. ‘ILL igs a RE POCQUETT, aly ite LACE, —— HUMPHREYS, B. G. JOHNSON. for the sum of $211 43, debt, interest, dam and costs of suit: I hiavetaken in Execution, . and will sell to-the highest: bidder for cash: the following described property; to-wit: Ail. the ht, title and interest ina certain. get of Mining sstuated on the north sidé\of pusaber peat joining Leemeries & Bowers’ tlaims—on Reckum.&-Co, 5 Paihia Also Sree Flume, Sluices, Hose, and purtenances thereunto belonging. 1 ag ‘said property on MONDAY, CH oth 108 1 pbetween the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 2 o’clock, P. M. Taken as: pom a property at ZPecquett, J Wallace, —— re 2. pe ae té satisfy the ihe demands and bs, costs. Given under my hand this 18th February, g fats ae > hCKFORD, Constable. Pacific Mail Steam = LINE TO meee g rae es via the Steamer of the’ Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. . For New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and ‘Panama. Connectin Pacific § DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. oo have ‘authorized us Agents for the sale af ded ; and in the mean time all proceedings against G ages Fives, teees; Shrubbery D fie BY Server R one we mn na a How weet eer of Depositon, urned or * it rough im ae ways guaran Charges fer and assaying ceva Belo 50 0 poe anet fons. % of 1 per cent. Pro} a por tionate reduction for large it *y, regular customers ; aidays ofmiucrale a ames J, Ott i 8 now eens . precious ores, either in the ore or mineral, and is toaey to receive "paniigty At aa ak ? 10On 2 ie ann JAMES rates biti 1-tf) ~~ . & Perseverance and Industry ome A Rr IFiona Lf Misses BONE. AFTER MANY YEARS OW Teint and disappointments, A ke the Philosopher, ery ‘Alona, #« Ey ASN on cearel tooth, Crvt is a aes laced in the cavity of the teoth, C wa “in me short time, so iad ‘that ft is poiie and has THE. EXAGT.« pirates oF. 36m. it'can be placed ina, mere Shell or a Fang, or Root ofa th and‘ forthe Front Tecth it is te mirable. No. EXTRA CHARGE *made for Killing the Nerves or Stopping the Fangs. IAM ALWAYS ATHOME. ~ OFFICE—Over ake & at 2 ’s store Fy sup stale t nn he to Ch: le °K cnt oS rance next to arles en heck rt Pine stteet. pe bE ih aI ps a CHAPMAN & HATCH, a Surgical and Mechanical kre Office—Corner Room Second Stery, Kidd & Knox’s building.. . Od after having ving become gensitive exposure of the nhery will be led withou € caus: par All conten operations pe: in a aaa and the tee maim manner, hg satisfaction Se sabereanpat Ex Ph GOP eF eee eee wees e sere es eerNe aveeses Qt e vith Gold, price tte te ee *} Kil TOT VCs oe sevevevdeerecsaous ees wis. $2 <7 sweet, and on terms Th pA ype boxy ch cag filling Fangs. Nevada., Eeb. 11 tf No:50 Commercial street December wab1-tf SELECT SCHOOL fo FOR Yeung Ladies and Gentlemen. Head ef — Street, Nevada. ANETTA ry . Camere Tapes boomg ‘HIS SCHOOL commenced. on a Renusy, th, 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter ter College. é TERMS : : raid Studies, per month...... oa 400 lish Branches and Les cana conpeeea sanenaees pd eae. beds Litho nisin dive caatecd evi Tp BOO. 6 5c ocensadavpccaes taviniadntcacisiake 200 OPIMAN 00 nccevccccseccsesccccecccesasvceces 2 00° Night. School,Monday, Thursday and PR AE ana: at 7 0’elock. . TERMS: Five weeks... bss vmb ws « Hs deeds Séideseeds $5 08 January 28, 3m TREES, FLOWERS + AND. GARDEN MAKING. Nevada and ity, ahat pring 3 to carry on his business this season .He will, LAY. GARDENS in any style ada TRIM TREES and supply “his custemers wi & Seeds. Having been engaged in the business for the last thre years, he confidently expecta: a liberal patronage, and_ would ines rm. .the people Making ie 3 most. appropr: nate be for ” Garden nsplan ares. fn ahd ete "ASMELLI St. Lonis UNITED STATES BATHS! ' Db HAIR.. DRESSING SALOON. pm anand ie ted would fnform th the Saba ef e completed a fine cures aitaced tothelt well aos establishmen — the blic can They: ter Ease, nat PERFUMERY fine Fala S2etf LAMPE & BR , ih Becna ert werert RUDOLPH & p HUNT, F Wholesale and HRUGOIOwa. Re A . MAIN STREB®, Opposite Mulford& Co’s bank The. magnificent Steamship be aa use; a oe ae. ST. LOUIS, P yy Patent Medicines, &c. A full supply always on hand. Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenge:s . . Nevada, Sept.6.tf — and Treasure, on — _ Pré@my.;-...3.--.. March. Ist. E. F. SPENCE, FOR PANAMA, at 9 o'clock, A. M. punctuall Druggist and Apothecary, ani connect via Panama Railroad at ve ane Ay BROAD STREET. WThieenh tekete ante donnek: tha tec Diaz IN Roar fc Otte, Paints, P Patent wed. Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Paeific Steamship . hol, Gamphexe, —, orders rem aot Weenies satan sepo-1r Treasure for bees prope tue be received on board =» “ont 12 o'clock (midnight) on Mon 4. NEW YORK SALOON, TR: searchin teetaian ew be resitvel on Dowtl Ne. 72 Bread street, Nevada City, der heya pha reo the Conipaiehs Games fos TT TR above tamus procured at the °s Office fo: & ACY har its shipment. roman Freight or apply te. M’ _ . Que eager) the best Gor. Secramnto and Leideedget Wt a ensons ven in the RAMEY AB? San Francisco. _ . Seaeewte eee op Ag “old ap ca aa ve a” a call—he an EMPIRE M ARKET REMOVED will use you well. ial f4-tf To No. 5 Commercial Street. CHAS. 3 KENT MILTON COMBS, Constable. BAKER & WYMORE,_ DEALERS IN . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, RESH E. KINDS. i MEATS, 0 of at Citep ate : SS et set Se Within arenomdte dtace of Nevada -WOOD—O* all kinds, on: hand and Fohaup ee cote: with his vt 1 HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD. INFORM T the Ladies and Gentlemen of No. Q's boi doit. -Unel so electrific company, Fe NEVADA! A-carefully City and G ed by H. B he lids pres residences, of the two ble accurac ible in such a comprehe y by A. . Valley, by. of the latte former pub present o1 churches, trustees, ¢ en, which terspersed ness men o is full of it lisher will DISTRIC 23d.—May plaintiffs t Cloonan complaint Elston + tional time file answe Booth v tion for a: bur—Fin¢ fendants fi ‘Webbe mitted, an elosure of and Leon: Diederi was admit Tt der:Comp . the most has taken Forty. laé present, a o’cleck in given by and we a. ent this e z= T Henry ar this after oe A through . badly inj Sulcu mining a taking pi _ 8 cabin, ; friends, , —