February 5, 1861 (4 pages)

" RPh ee cttohieiit to . Who came to get their claims recorded. _ This tlie 1 situated nine and a half sles from Nevada City,-andfoutand a half from » east of the. AuBoston Ravine, Grass Valley: mention of this discovery, _€d, cannot be far from-$1,000. per tun.» The diseoverers are Messrs. Atwood, of ‘Grass. Valley, and Mr. John Jenkins, the ‘owner of the ranch in which the. mine is sif16 Lowep7-tf +ADORN D. ada. nm Franmt for he same ot rates. ICE soripat San DE IN ositors. it in acor mélt02%. $25 rals, $5. s NEW ew : } nd it weepte., and lowest S28 f EFe 25 ele : mis FEL a \ ernor to pardon MeGee,-who, it will be re: “wonder fo ts is that Mr. At. Uittse Wage a eR hee ; oda : ‘ % . _. United: 8: Tredsury—it' is the home 6 be ‘who is a gentleman poseoeuiee ceten everything but affluence. Its public buiieings are spiendid, its private dwellings gen: erally squallid. The houses are low, the an interest as 425 fect forthe trifling sum of . rents high; the streets are broad, the crosoné thousand dollars. Mr: “Lawrence, the San Fraiicisco gentleman who made-the purchase, cannot, we understand, .be “touched” with ten tinies the amount he paid; nor can, indeed, any of the’ parties holding claims sive’ knowledge and experience in mining, could ever be induced to dispose of so large within:a half-mile from the-ground. ESMERALDA.—We have received a letter ~~ ftom-&-gentleman--who Nves ii the town of" Aurora, in the Esmeralda District. The letter is dated January 12th, and speaks in the most glowing terms of the miieral wealth.of that region. The population of Aurora, according to our correspondent, is about 300: The-accommodations for that number of “‘people are ample, as he says there are twentyfive good houses, six large tents, and about: one hundred cabins, some of them very neatly built of stone. There ate three stores," three restaurants, _two. butcher: shops,’ one bakery, one shoemaker’s shop, five saloois— one of which contains a billiard table, the collision of ‘whose balls, ean be constantly heard from the street. Aurora, aceording to our correspondent, is a charming place, and, to usehis OW graphic kiliguage: “the most quietest town ever I lived in, for it seems every body knows his business, and don’t mingle with others.” This must be owing to the entire abserice of old maids from that favored leality. Lumber is worth $250 per thousand, and scarce even at that figure. Our correspondent further says that there are three millsin that neighborhood, the near-, est of whichis twenty miles, and a miserable road at that. Good water and fire wood are abundant, and the scenery he pronounces sublime. Two feet of snow is the deepest they had this winter, and they apprehend no difficulty in keeping the ‘road open to Virginia City. and Placerville. Two expresses and one weekly mail run there. Altogether, our correspondent is highly pleased with the town of Aurora and its prospects: CORRECTION.—In our acéountf a shooting affray, in yesterday’s issue, we mentioned that the name of oue of the parti¢s concerned was Patrick Gallagher. We Are inforined that this is wrong. The right nime is Patrick Homoerapuic: Cuar. due to Hon. E. F. Spence, for an alphubetical list. of Senators and Assemblymen, giving itt counties, residences, birth-plaves, and politics, . te Three “ prairie seHooners” . passed in front of our office, yesterday; éaeh drawn by four pairs of splendid mulbs. Two of them were bound for Chinatown,jand looked as if they carried more goods thay could be stowed away in the Chinese quitter. [A petition is being circulated, and is already numerously signed, praying the Govur thanks are the Assembly, membered, was implicated in the affray in which young McMurtry, of Grass Valley, various rumors are afloat as to the yield of the Ore; in Sin Prai ¢iseo; they are doubtiess €Xaggerated, and not worthy of much reliance. But one thing is sure and feliable; and that is that Messrs: Ott &.Co., of our city, assayed two lots, one Of Which yielded at the rate of four hundred ounces to the tun, and the otherat the rate. of -six-hundred ounces, ‘The fineness of the silver was not determined, but the average . yield, so far as these specimens are concernPacific coast for secure investment. Such a result has been expected. We have only to keep coal and loyal tothe Union. to insure it, but once raise the hateful flag of secession here, and capital would leave instead of seek. ing us, while immigration would cease. total, ly. Thus patriotism and interest both counsel loyalty. The Golden Age also brings alarge proportion of women and children among her passengers. ‘This is another significant fact. There's a good time coming, in, spite or bad omens. . the numerous patients sent by the different County. Jndges to the Asylum, at Stocktoi, the San Joaquin Republican says: ‘ Something must be done to check this terrible increase, or a new asylum must be erected. From one-third to one-half the patients at the institution are more fitted for a poor house than a lunatic establishment. yet the County Judges persist in sending persons of get rid of expenses to } their counties and the Superintendent has no power to refuse them admittance.” that character here to ings” Bank,” inquired one of the newly ar;tived;-“*when can I draw it out again?” “Oh,” responded his ‘Hibernian friend, “sure, an’ if you put it in. to-day, you can . . get.it out.again to-morrow, by giving a fortnight’s notice.” . Gentlemen applied to Gov. Letcher, a few . days since, for the use of one or more canton with which to fire one hundred guns i honor }. ‘marking that it had not customary to ‘. turnablé the ‘ia * “The Peopie vs Deda Keniptia.— Taal bf _ jpliug vehich hiss been ered below Grass cause continued until Monday next. Valley, & mention of which appeared in our. issue of Saturday thst, ig. outhe’ iticreage. ‘The whole country, for miles around, . has’ been staked off, ind our streets, yesterday, were filled with people from Grass Valley foreclosure of mortgage and sale granted: oe as prayed for granted. reinstate Gatisé granted. time to answer granted. ~ ment as to said deféndant granted from whichthe following is an extract newspaper correspond sues of fic ont of the web of prevarieation. even with the the.admixture of aleohol.’’ ~ ows: Ps . the standard should be: and the dignity of the Government ought to consequences.” ish at every pulsation of the heart. den Age brings: to Califurnia nearly seven business on the Atlantic, was seeking the THE INSANE ASYLUM.—Remarking. upon ice“ But if I place my money in the SavNo: EiminG.—A party of Richmona (V.) . R ouliy, Feb. A—] Smar ! . Venire ordered for twenty-four jurors rering any:year since it. made rendered « this country. Vi d, day of Janua: ane ee of JOHN 'DURNING pate ; ‘H’ HILL and sum of $192 75, de A certain set of MIN: situated at Walloupa Hill, aden the south. Evaus vs Lewis.—Motion for decree of its appearance in. st EY persons sleep in eight by ten tédms—th h and. ma of each bed But more in order to lest dégree of freshness,” 8 contract for a complete . of a room eve: y hour, “air-every erie ew sour dows,-in rooma< which do not thousand eubie sad feet is te hours—except aut be obtained of any fresh air ate itself throu window, not ai . But when it is k man and wifé and infants] thousand féet.ro titudes perish® -der-that infant children wal without water, and thet the city of New York al ys which includ C. AYER for the damages afid costs end» will sell tire wing derooms, the . Bryan vs Ten Eyck.—Motion for judgment cubie space for the English ap Webber vs Webber —Motion on part of according to plaintiff to set aside ordér 6fdismissal ‘and to joinin e : "ATbbA DOUt OO” Tools, Flumes, & oRe-Flag luice Boxes, and a said 8. Y, FEB. 25 ss a eee S e@ town 0 : fas airof-aroom the the French hospi es renewal of the air Moyes and Hill vg Sheeffer et. al,—Motion . ‘She ay “Six sevenths of the thoney held. by him on attachment to defendant Jollicour. Also .motion.te dismaiss . the: attachhances belo hours of 9 o’clock HMagadon vg Coe. et al.—Motion to extend between the*clock, P. M., on i if. . Hhotight it insan ray, Jay the ‘above “de . uary 10th, Fmet the same person, in the ‘Sanie iven ‘under my BS, Conatable. mands and accruing -2osts. and the 3is' of Janui a LE’S SALE —State of. CaliNeyada—Townshi rtue Of an execution astice’s Court of E. J. g Justice of the Peace in and beating date Jonuary a judgment rendered of.space, and that thou-, nhight—at least eight delive Clark & Co. vs Fowler & Co.—Motion for judgment as prayed for in complaint— 30th, AeD., 1 by E. J. Cook, J. P.,.on-t D., 1861, in favor of J. R. FLA ‘H. HILL and interest, dam gh little crevices by door or ighth of an inch in thickness. in wany cases, a eep habitually in rvel that muly in-eities—no wontawaytike flowers 5000 of them died in one, during the.huned the 15th of July, . Brier Descrrerion oF WasnincTow ‘CiTY.—The Atlantic Monthly has a humor: ous description of the City of Washington, for the sum of $119, cost of suit, I xecution and will sell. to the ons, itis. no to wit: A certain. CLAIM, <ituna-Hill, adjoining the claims of J. th. . Also—About 700 feet of mith Tools, Fl all appurtenances belo sell said Claims on M . It is-a_citywithout—-commerce and “also without manufactures ; or, rather, its ‘commercé is illicit. and) its Manufacturers are ents, who weave tisumes, Stuice € 50,000 persons who slee -lodgi g-houses'of already referred not one single case of fever has dered in two years! Let. ever } reader improve the. without an hour's d ‘and 5 e’clock, wnshipof Little York, ’clock, A. M., the tewn-of;Walloupay'? ken ag thé property of W. H. Hil rer, to satisfy,the above demands and Given ‘under _my ‘hand the-3fst MILTON COMBS, Constable. NSOLVENT NOTICE; Court of the F the State of Califo tition of JOHN p nightly in the sslyarranged nd ventilation. he site. of the London, expre iM ana J, ©. it has been —this article sings narrow; the squares are triangles, exelay.—Hall’s Journal of cept that of the Capitol, which is oval; and the water is so soft: that it is hard to drink it” =In the District ourteenth Judicial District of 7 in the niatter. of PETERSON, ursuant to an order of Hon. Niles District Court, notice creditors of the said Into be and appear before Searls aforesaid, in open Court rtin-the eity-and ax Thsolvent’ FRONTIER TRO r ge of the said : eucame is hereby given to all-the : ohn Peterson, the Hon. Niles at the Court R = —The Los Angeles iB" In 1850, after the passage of the Comromise measures, Henry Clay wrote as fol“« Juan Mentoza, party of outlaws, invasion of Lowe ii inciting the if and the rancher the late chief of the who recently undertook the r Crlifornia,-has--sueeeeded: ndians of Lower California ‘ia of Jaeun, on the C and is near the line with eady to commit depre ranchos on either ‘side. tead has moved o picked men, read Governor Lg ‘and the two endeavors oom of said Cou of Nevada, on SATU Wt 10 O"G1GEK; “A. M., Of there to show cause, prayer of said Ihsoly, and an assignment of his estate } be discharged from his debts and liabili pursuance of the Statute in such cage provided; andin the meantime against said Insolvent be stayed y hand-and-the Seal of said 0th day of Janua JNO. 8. LAMBE Per Jos. Roberts, a Hill & Moyes, Att; Notice to Creditors. Estate of Chas, Schmitt, Deceased. GIVEN by the undertor .of the. Estate of ES SCUMITT, deceased, to the Credi-, persons having claims against t, to exhibit the same with the vouchers within ten months fron: the is notice, to the undersigned » oh Commercial IRS, Administrator.‘* Suppose we should: be seppointed, and -Paised-of-open-rexis= . tance to the Union, the Constitution, and the laws, what is to be done ?— There ean be but one possible answer ; the ‘power, the authority, ent should n ajor Armisut to the line, with twenty y to act in conjunction with paraza,’ who: has thirty parties will co-operate in captire the rascals. hor Esparaza was lately in San Diego. a'l prozeedings maintained and resistance put down at every hazard * * * The moment a daring hand is raised to resist, by force, the execu. tion of the'laws, the duty of enforcing them arises, and if the oriflict which may ensue should lead to civil war, the resisting party having begun it, will be responsible for all the A YANKEE SPEcU Connecticut, lately ginig, shaking hands he met, whether, th chandise or not. that to every one with w hands he had éommunie mediately after this disec ler, his partner, ‘of sovereigt<it needless to say that he made la good per centage, » LATION.—A pedler from ‘traveled through Virheartily with every one urchased his mery it was discovered’ hom he had shake: ated the itch. very, another ped. came along with a guod stock It is perhaps rge sales at a COMPOSITION OF BLOOD.—The liquid of the blood i# colorless, and its red appearance is due to the presence of innumerable little bodies floating in it, which are so small that. three millions of them are contained vin a drop which may be suspended on the point of # needle. These’ corpuscles are “sacks filled with a compound substanee, and it hus been ascertained what both tho film of the sack and its contents are composed of. Each one of these little bodi®s has its own life. They are formed, and grow and die; and it is calculated that nearly twenty millions perOTICE IS HEREB signed, Administra the said deeeden at the office of Ain strect, in the sf January 31, 1861 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Maria Smith, Deceased, OTICE IS. HERRBY GIVE administrator of the Estate of » to the creditors of and all perclaims against said Maria Smith, xhibit the same with the mths from the first pub@ undersigned at the » Corner of Pine and No. 38, up-stairs. HOMPS N, Pub. Adm’r. ch ointment. {= There died in Providence, 102 persons of the uge of 70 years un -One-was-t01-years of-age-aiid-anot N by_ the un. : the above named GoLp Cominxe Back.—A telegraphie dispatch to the Marysville Appeal, says the Goldeceased, to e youchers within ten mo: Heation of: this ‘not ive; office of Thomas I. Caswell Commercial street, Nevada, Dec. 4, 1 <. BELARD BEANS, 52 Broad Street, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Previsions. ed Free of Charge. millions of treasure ! This looks as if Eas. tern--capital;-alarmed by the condition of LIEN NOFICE, LiL. Persons holdin Liens upon the Saw Mi tillo Remington, at. Blue. Tent, ship and county, ‘*‘ Blue Tent House kr Goods deliy~ or’ Claimin Nevada, Sept. 6. tf erected by Me tod in Nevada Townabout forty rods from the ,” on the south side of Coopare hereby notified to ‘be and Court for said cou 861, and to exhibit proof of said Liens. WALL & NEWMAN (Successors to J, 8, Wall,) Wo. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AWD ERS in Groceries, berg Feed en and there W. M. WALLACE RETAIL DEAL, » Shelf Goods Bartey, Wheat and By SARGENT & NILus, T appiféd to Dy. ‘Watts for hig medicitie on Sat urday, Deeembéer 2ist, and . while there I met patient suffering inthe list stages ofour climate’s scoutge, CoNsi/MPTION. It Would be both pain‘Qih.axd fruitless’ to ‘ty’ to’ déséribd the ravages that frightful malady nies made uponhim; but when he turned his dead, sunken eyes and hollow me—he laughed and said, * @h, yes you will, aud . him, and when he left I observed, that -con-Wliered that case, no one need despairin fact. ity to. attempt it. Poday, Janplace, but for which cireumatance PMH6HLA not have known him, his resuxrection being: so: complete,-and with. an impatient shrug expressed eda strong desiré to get work. MASON ASTEN, « jat-sm* Cor. 35th street and Third Avenue. . Oe Sachem Bitters and Wigwam Temic.—Thoso’ unequailed Bitters and "Tonie ‘arc new meeting with Unparalleled sales and filvor with consumers: Inall cases of Dyspepsia; Debility, Loss of appetite or any itregulatity of the stomach, they will be found an efficiéitt remedy, as well &8.a most Wholsome and agreeable tonic. As a preventative of Chills and Fever, they liavy no equel, and have with thousands become aii Indispensable Family. Medicine ; being perfeetly pureand free from any deleterious substance, can be-take byte OUIny tiie ORT % Male and f em ale. with benefit. For galeby . GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, SanFranciice.) Agent, Ang by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. 263m CONSUMPTIVES READ.Dr. Wm. > Ball’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other reniedies known, for’ the permanent eure ofall the early stages ofconsumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the. medicine.: Dr. Win Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the has: received the strongest testimonials from citizens ofthe highest respectability, and is tichly worth a fair trial; Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, aone-ean-be found 80 efficacious as Dr. Wa. HALLs BALSAM. It subdues thé irriration, stops the Sweating, and: restores the strength in a very short space of time. It. subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short space of time, It is welt worthy ‘your trial.a iF" Be sure and take none but-DreWm; Hall’s Balsam. For gale by all Druggists, and warranted to. cureall ordiuary casés of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Golds, atid Tafiuenzy. The Balsam will cure intwenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer. and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 180° Washington street, San Francisco n6-3nr The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet ° during the past year bespeaks its excellence ina, inore fercible manner than any words which we can offer. “It renovates, purifies and ‘strengthens . the system, and.aids the stomach in the performauce ofits functions. It is regarded on all pides is & 8OVereign specific) and, therefore;-to proctra’*it inthe best possible way, should be the object of the public.~ We commend itwith-more than” usual zeal and confidence, believing amd knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many Preparations ef the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone fo the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseages arising _ from a disardered stomoch. In thé most severe cases of crame, diarrhé@a, and weakness inthe stomach, the ** Bitters’ have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success, Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are mogt delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States.» GEO. W. SNELT, successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 13¢ Washington street, San Francisco. n6 3m WALL & NEWMAN UNION LIVERY STABLE._ Broad and Main Sts, Nevada, John A. Lancaster J INFORM HIS FRIEN merally that he has added exytarge and elegaut estabBuggies, Saddles, -Harness,’ prepared to furnish as fine BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. ALOON, SITUATED vada, two doors above ered forsale. The pr s to leave the business, will sell ‘HE BILLIAR ov Broad street, N Wall & Co.’s store, ig riector, intendin we, WOULL lishment of Horses, &e., &e., and is now turn-outs as can be found in thé State. . Well trained, fleet an pped for ladies or mes. A long ex an earnest desire to retain t friends, leads me to believe general satisfaction. Particular attention ‘Carriages always in.r for the use of Parties, Balls, &ec.' my stock will permit me to say that pleasure or engaged on business would do welllto give me a call. Having a number on hand, he will sell ¢h aah. cu a good supply of Hose Wagon. ers, rd the best arti ~ from the Atlautic States. AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES, The Decorations of the Saloon gaséries of shment in Nevada. lars enquire at the Saloon. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATERIALS TER’S TOOLS, A lements, Blacksmi uck, etc., ete. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN STRE 6—tf d easy Saddle Horses, well gentlemen will be ready at périenée in the business and he confidence of my I will be able to ‘give are unique, comS. unequalled in any Yor further particupaid to Horses on livery eadiness with careful drivers fhe quality of those seekin » AR d Mining ImCordage, Fuse, ‘9 tJ ricultural an J; 8. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, ; AD STREET, the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and. B on short notice. Horses boarded by the Day, Week, or outh, at the most favorable rates. i9-tt . ET, NEVADA: TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMEHOTAL STREET, NEVADA. uggies furnished STOVES, TIN. Deale portion o AND HARDWAR neatness and despatch. UNITED STATES BATHS! — ' AN &FGO AND SEE THE ‘Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD ’s NEW.IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE’Sewing Machines for éale at reduced ye ‘or Ov‘wine, direct 4,000 Kurds of Ready-Made Kose! ¢ of Hhee of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of / Nevada and the surrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for ose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 7 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing. 2 LAWRENCE DUCK. HYDRAULIG PILOT, coe OR BUREKA . BO ese cssces vases Ob ) scans %: ef His appeal is to the miners! Give him a liberal Toethimere ; he will “ys himself as a HAIRDRESSING SALOON. YHE unders a fine bathing House, a LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. WIN TH THA ve completed NN or-about the 22th, a small Memorand O Ww Pk bef ret a ed to well known O payable to F. C. Davey, $67, dated April Ist, the other for $60 dated, May 1, 1860. Both due bills are on the xcelsior company. A, ges are hereby notified that it aaa on saj ‘Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. who wish to on me at ) On Entertainment for its al powera ¢ human Hair. It entirel tes rtment on hand. . loan State arms.to fire partisan salutes. BED ip PS ‘ 4 RFUMERY—A fine e20-4f ; ada, Dee 25-tf LAMPE & 1 . man to work a great revelution oughout the SCOOT ping of eee a le d15-tf— _ In Grier’s fire-proof ick Memorandum Book Lost. ~~ tent taining two Due Bills re io. tine teecths aiter date ;-one for has béen discontinued. Ten llars reward will be paid for the relurn of said Book with its contents. Jam. 4, 4w F.C. DAVEY. " “cheeks t0 mé, and expressed dotbts ‘ofever seing’ “New Year's Day,’ the. Doétor’s mirth @utpiidea —— ; many 6 New Year's: Day) yoty"=<presoribéd for uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing: : ws Oth,-. remedy. for. Coxsuaerpien-and LUNG Distt ies. that day, then and can, why the ot be granted, ters “STOMACH BITTERS ” -have.attained -

" RPh ee cttohieiit to . Who came to get their claims recorded. _ This tlie 1 situated nine and a half sles from Nevada City,-andfoutand a half from » east of the. AuBoston Ravine, Grass Valley: mention of this discovery, _€d, cannot be far from-$1,000. per tun.» The diseoverers are Messrs. Atwood, of ‘Grass. Valley, and Mr. John Jenkins, the ‘owner of the ranch in which the. mine is sif16 Lowep7-tf +ADORN D. ada. nm Franmt for he same ot rates. ICE soripat San DE IN ositors. it in acor mélt02%. $25 rals, $5. s NEW ew : } nd it weepte., and lowest S28 f EFe 25 ele : mis FEL a \ ernor to pardon MeGee,-who, it will be re: “wonder fo ts is that Mr. At. Uittse Wage a eR hee ; oda : ‘ % . _. United: 8: Tredsury—it' is the home 6 be ‘who is a gentleman poseoeuiee ceten everything but affluence. Its public buiieings are spiendid, its private dwellings gen: erally squallid. The houses are low, the an interest as 425 fect forthe trifling sum of . rents high; the streets are broad, the crosoné thousand dollars. Mr: “Lawrence, the San Fraiicisco gentleman who made-the purchase, cannot, we understand, .be “touched” with ten tinies the amount he paid; nor can, indeed, any of the’ parties holding claims sive’ knowledge and experience in mining, could ever be induced to dispose of so large within:a half-mile from the-ground. ESMERALDA.—We have received a letter ~~ ftom-&-gentleman--who Nves ii the town of" Aurora, in the Esmeralda District. The letter is dated January 12th, and speaks in the most glowing terms of the miieral wealth.of that region.. The population of Aurora, according to our correspondent, is about 300: The-accommodations for that number of “‘people are ample, as he says there are twentyfive good houses, six large tents, and about: one hundred cabins, some of them very neatly built of stone. There ate three stores," three restaurants, _two. butcher: shops,’ one bakery, one shoemaker’s shop, five saloois— one of which contains a billiard table, the collision of ‘whose balls, ean be constantly heard from the street. Aurora, aceording to our correspondent, is a charming place, and, to usehis OW graphic kiliguage: “the most quietest town ever I lived in, for it seems every body knows his business, and don’t mingle with others.” This must be owing to the entire abserice of old maids from that favored leality. Lumber is worth $250 per thousand, and scarce even at that figure. Our correspondent further says that there are three millsin that neighborhood, the near-, est of whichis twenty miles, and a miserable road at that. Good water and fire wood are abundant, and the scenery he pronounces sublime. Two feet of snow is the deepest they had this winter, and they apprehend no difficulty in keeping the ‘road open to Virginia City. and Placerville. Two expresses and one weekly mail run there. Altogether, our correspondent is highly pleased with the town of Aurora and its prospects: CORRECTION.—In our acéountf a shooting affray, in yesterday’s issue, we mentioned that the name of oue of the parti¢s concerned was Patrick Gallagher. We Are inforined that this is wrong. The right nime is Patrick Homoerapuic: Cuar. due to Hon. E. F. Spence, for an alphubetical list. of Senators and Assemblymen, giving itt counties, residences, birth-plaves, and politics, . te Three “ prairie seHooners” . passed in front of our office, yesterday; éaeh drawn by four pairs of splendid mulbs. Two of them were bound for Chinatown,jand looked as if they carried more goods thay could be stowed away in the Chinese quitter. [A petition is being circulated, and is already numerously signed, praying the Govur thanks are the Assembly, membered, was implicated in the affray in which young McMurtry, of Grass Valley, various rumors are afloat as to the yield of the Ore; in Sin Prai ¢iseo; they are doubtiess €Xaggerated, and not worthy of much reliance. But one thing is sure and feliable; and that is that Messrs: Ott &.Co., of our city, assayed two lots, one Of Which yielded at the rate of four hundred ounces to the tun, and the otherat the rate. of -six-hundred ounces, ‘The fineness of the silver was not determined, but the average . yield, so far as these specimens are concernPacific coast for secure investment. Such a result has been expected. We have only to keep coal and loyal tothe Union. to insure it, but once raise the hateful flag of secession here, and capital would leave instead of seek. ing us, while immigration would cease. total, ly. Thus patriotism and interest both counsel loyalty. The Golden Age also brings alarge proportion of women and children among her passengers. ‘This is another significant fact. There's a good time coming, in, spite or bad omens. . the numerous patients sent by the different County. Jndges to the Asylum, at Stocktoi, the San Joaquin Republican says: ‘ Something must be done to check this terrible increase, or a new asylum must be erected. From one-third to one-half the patients at the institution are more fitted for a poor house than a lunatic establishment. yet the County Judges persist in sending persons of get rid of expenses to } their counties and the Superintendent has no power to refuse them admittance.” that character here to ings” Bank,” inquired one of the newly ar;tived;-“*when can I draw it out again?” “Oh,” responded his ‘Hibernian friend, “sure, an’ if you put it in. to-day, you can . . get.it out.again to-morrow, by giving a fortnight’s notice.” . Gentlemen applied to Gov. Letcher, a few . days since, for the use of one or more canton with which to fire one hundred guns i honor }. ‘marking that it had not customary to ‘. turnablé the ‘ia * “The Peopie vs Deda Keniptia.— Taal bf _ jpliug vehich hiss been ered below Grass cause continued until Monday next. Valley, & mention of which appeared in our. issue of Saturday thst, ig. outhe’ iticreage. ‘The whole country, for miles around, . has’ been staked off, ind our streets, yesterday, were filled with people from Grass Valley foreclosure of mortgage and sale granted: oe as prayed for granted. reinstate Gatisé granted. time to answer granted. ~ ment as to said deféndant granted from whichthe following is an extract newspaper correspond sues of fic ont of the web of prevarieation. even with the the.admixture of aleohol.’’ ~ ows: Ps . the standard should be: and the dignity of the Government ought to consequences.” ish at every pulsation of the heart. den Age brings: to Califurnia nearly seven business on the Atlantic, was seeking the THE INSANE ASYLUM.—Remarking. upon ice“ But if I place my money in the SavNo: EiminG.—A party of Richmona (V.) . R ouliy, Feb. A—] Smar ! . Venire ordered for twenty-four jurors rering any:year since it. made rendered « this country. Vi d, day of Janua: ane ee of JOHN 'DURNING pate ; ‘H’ HILL and sum of $192 75, de A certain set of MIN: situated at Walloupa Hill, aden the south. Evaus vs Lewis.—Motion for decree of its appearance in. st EY persons sleep in eight by ten tédms—th h and. ma of each bed But more in order to lest dégree of freshness,” 8 contract for a complete . of a room eve: y hour, “air-every erie ew sour dows,-in rooma< which do not thousand eubie sad feet is te hours—except aut be obtained of any fresh air ate itself throu window, not ai . But when it is k man and wifé and infants] thousand féet.ro titudes perish® -der-that infant children wal without water, and thet the city of New York al ys which includ C. AYER for the damages afid costs end» will sell tire wing derooms, the . Bryan vs Ten Eyck.—Motion for judgment cubie space for the English ap Webber vs Webber —Motion on part of according to plaintiff to set aside ordér 6fdismissal ‘and to joinin e : "ATbbA DOUt OO” Tools, Flumes, & oRe-Flag luice Boxes, and a said 8. Y, FEB. 25 ss a eee S e@ town 0 : fas airof-aroom the the French hospi es renewal of the air Moyes and Hill vg Sheeffer et. al,—Motion . ‘She ay “Six sevenths of the thoney held. by him on attachment to defendant Jollicour. Also .motion.te dismaiss . the: attachhances belo hours of 9 o’clock HMagadon vg Coe. et al.—Motion to extend between the*clock, P. M., on i if. . Hhotight it insan ray, Jay the ‘above “de . uary 10th, Fmet the same person, in the ‘Sanie iven ‘under my BS, Conatable. mands and accruing -2osts. and the 3is' of Janui a LE’S SALE —State of. CaliNeyada—Townshi rtue Of an execution astice’s Court of E. J. g Justice of the Peace in and beating date Jonuary a judgment rendered of.space, and that thou-, nhight—at least eight delive Clark & Co. vs Fowler & Co.—Motion for judgment as prayed for in complaint— 30th, AeD., 1 by E. J. Cook, J. P.,.on-t D., 1861, in favor of J. R. FLA ‘H. HILL and interest, dam gh little crevices by door or ighth of an inch in thickness. in wany cases, a eep habitually in rvel that muly in-eities—no wontawaytike flowers 5000 of them died in one, during the.huned the 15th of July, . Brier Descrrerion oF WasnincTow ‘CiTY.—The Atlantic Monthly has a humor: ous description of the City of Washington, for the sum of $119, cost of suit, I xecution and will sell. to the ons, itis. no to wit: A certain. CLAIM, <ituna-Hill, adjoining the claims of J. th. . Also—About 700 feet of mith Tools, Fl all appurtenances belo sell said Claims on M . It is-a_citywithout—-commerce and “also without manufactures ; or, rather, its ‘commercé is illicit. and) its Manufacturers are ents, who weave tisumes, Stuice € 50,000 persons who slee -lodgi g-houses'of already referred not one single case of fever has dered in two years! Let. ever } reader improve the. without an hour's d ‘and 5 e’clock, wnshipof Little York, ’clock, A. M., the tewn-of;Walloupay'? ken ag thé property of W. H. Hil rer, to satisfy,the above demands and Given ‘under _my ‘hand the-3fst MILTON COMBS, Constable. NSOLVENT NOTICE; Court of the F the State of Califo tition of JOHN p nightly in the sslyarranged nd ventilation. he site. of the London, expre iM ana J, ©. it has been —this article sings narrow; the squares are triangles, exelay.—Hall’s Journal of cept that of the Capitol, which is oval; and the water is so soft: that it is hard to drink it” =In the District ourteenth Judicial District of 7 in the niatter. of PETERSON, ursuant to an order of Hon. Niles District Court, notice creditors of the said Into be and appear before Searls aforesaid, in open Court rtin-the eity-and ax Thsolvent’ FRONTIER TRO r ge of the said : eucame is hereby given to all-the : ohn Peterson, the Hon. Niles at the Court R = —The Los Angeles iB" In 1850, after the passage of the Comromise measures, Henry Clay wrote as fol“« Juan Mentoza, party of outlaws, invasion of Lowe ii inciting the if and the rancher the late chief of the who recently undertook the r Crlifornia,-has--sueeeeded: ndians of Lower California ‘ia of Jaeun, on the C and is near the line with eady to commit depre ranchos on either ‘side. tead has moved o picked men, read Governor Lg ‘and the two endeavors oom of said Cou of Nevada, on SATU Wt 10 O"G1GEK; “A. M., Of there to show cause, prayer of said Ihsoly, and an assignment of his estate } be discharged from his debts and liabili pursuance of the Statute in such cage provided; andin the meantime against said Insolvent be stayed y hand-and-the Seal of said 0th day of Janua JNO. 8. LAMBE Per Jos. Roberts, a Hill & Moyes, Att; Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Chas, Schmitt, Deceased. GIVEN by the undertor .of the. Estate of ES SCUMITT, deceased, to the Credi-, persons having claims against t, to exhibit the same with the vouchers within ten months fron: the is notice, to the undersigned » oh Commercial IRS, Administrator.‘* Suppose we should: be seppointed, and -Paised-of-open-rexis= . tance to the Union, the Constitution, and the laws, what is to be done ?— There ean be but one possible answer ; the ‘power, the authority, ent should n ajor Armisut to the line, with twenty y to act in conjunction with paraza,’ who: has thirty parties will co-operate in captire the rascals. hor Esparaza was lately in San Diego. a'l prozeedings maintained and resistance put down at every hazard * * * The moment a daring hand is raised to resist, by force, the execu. tion of the'laws, the duty of enforcing them arises, and if the oriflict which may ensue should lead to civil war, the resisting party having begun it, will be responsible for all the A YANKEE SPEcU Connecticut, lately ginig, shaking hands he met, whether, th chandise or not. that to every one with w hands he had éommunie mediately after this disec ler, his partner, ‘of sovereigt<it needless to say that he made la good per centage, » LATION.—A pedler from ‘traveled through Virheartily with every one urchased his mery it was discovered’ hom he had shake: ated the itch. very, another ped. came along with a guod stock It is perhaps rge sales at a COMPOSITION OF BLOOD.—The liquid of the blood i# colorless, and its red appearance is due to the presence of innumerable little bodies floating in it, which are so small that. three millions of them are contained vin a drop which may be suspended on the point of # needle. These’ corpuscles are “sacks filled with a compound substanee, and it hus been ascertained what both tho film of the sack and its contents are composed of. Each one of these little bodi®s has its own life. They are formed, and grow and die; and it is calculated that nearly twenty millions perOTICE IS HEREB signed, Administra the said deeeden at the office of Ain strect, in the sf January 31, 1861 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Estate of Maria Smith, Deceased, OTICE IS. HERRBY GIVE administrator of the Estate of » to the creditors of and all perclaims against said Maria Smith, xhibit the same with the mths from the first pub@ undersigned at the » Corner of Pine and No. 38, up-stairs. HOMPS N, Pub. Adm’r. ch ointment. {= There died in Providence, 102 persons of the uge of 70 years un -One-was-t01-years of-age-aiid-anot N by_ the un. : the above named GoLp Cominxe Back.—A telegraphie dispatch to the Marysville Appeal, says the Goldeceased, to e youchers within ten mo: Heation of: this ‘not ive; office of Thomas I. Caswell Commercial street, Nevada, Dec. 4, 1 <. BELARD BEANS, 52 Broad Street, WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Previsions. ed Free of Charge. millions of treasure ! This looks as if Eas. tern--capital;-alarmed by the condition of LIEN NOFICE, LiL. Persons holdin Liens upon the Saw Mi tillo Remington, at. Blue. Tent, ship and county, ‘*‘ Blue Tent House kr Goods deliy~ or’ Claimin Nevada, Sept. 6. tf erected by Me tod in Nevada Townabout forty rods from the ,” on the south side of Coopare hereby notified to ‘be and Court for said cou 861, and to exhibit proof of said Liens. WALL & NEWMAN (Successors to J, 8, Wall,) Wo. 65 Broad Street, Nevada HOLESALE AWD ERS in Groceries, berg Feed en and there W. M. WALLACE RETAIL DEAL, » Shelf Goods Bartey, Wheat and By SARGENT & NILus, T appiféd to Dy. ‘Watts for hig medicitie on Sat urday, Deeembéer 2ist, and . while there I met patient suffering inthe list stages ofour climate’s scoutge, CoNsi/MPTION. It Would be both pain‘Qih.axd fruitless’ to ‘ty’ to’ déséribd the ravages that frightful malady nies made uponhim; but when he turned his dead, sunken eyes and hollow me—he laughed and said, * @h, yes you will, aud . him, and when he left I observed, that -con-Wliered that case, no one need despairin fact. ity to. attempt it. Poday, Janplace, but for which cireumatance PMH6HLA not have known him, his resuxrection being: so: complete,-and with. an impatient shrug expressed eda strong desiré to get work. MASON ASTEN, « jat-sm* Cor. 35th street and Third Avenue. . Oe Sachem Bitters and Wigwam Temic.—Thoso’ unequailed Bitters and "Tonie ‘arc new meeting with Unparalleled sales and filvor with consumers: Inall cases of Dyspepsia; Debility, Loss of appetite or any itregulatity of the stomach, they will be found an efficiéitt remedy, as well &8.a most Wholsome and agreeable tonic. As a preventative of Chills and Fever, they liavy no equel, and have with thousands become aii Indispensable Family. Medicine ; being perfeetly pureand free from any deleterious substance, can be-take byte OUIny tiie ORT % Male and f em ale. with benefit. For galeby . GEO. W. SNELL, (130 Washington street, SanFranciice.) Agent, Ang by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. 263m CONSUMPTIVES READ..Dr. Wm. > Ball’s Balsam has proved more successful than all the other reniedies known, for’ the permanent eure ofall the early stages ofconsumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the. medicine.: Dr. Win Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the has: received the strongest testimonials from citizens ofthe highest respectability, and is tichly worth a fair trial; Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, aone-ean-be found 80 efficacious as Dr. Wa. HALLs BALSAM. It subdues thé irriration, stops the Sweating, and: restores the strength in a very short space of time. It. subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short space of time, It is welt worthy ‘your trial.a iF" Be sure and take none but-DreWm; Hall’s Balsam. For gale by all Druggists, and warranted to. cureall ordiuary casés of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Golds, atid Tafiuenzy. The Balsam will cure intwenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer. and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 180° Washington street, San Francisco n6-3nr The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet ° during the past year bespeaks its excellence ina, inore fercible manner than any words which we can offer. “It renovates, purifies and ‘strengthens . the system, and.aids the stomach in the performauce ofits functions. It is regarded on all pides is & 8OVereign specific) and, therefore;-to proctra’*it inthe best possible way, should be the object of the public.~ We commend itwith-more than” usual zeal and confidence, believing amd knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many Preparations ef the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone fo the system, and possessing the curative powers for all similar diseages arising _ from a disardered stomoch. In thé most severe cases of crame, diarrhé@a, and weakness inthe stomach, the ** Bitters’ have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success, Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are mogt delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States.» GEO. W. SNELT, successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 13¢ Washington street, San Francisco. n6 3m WALL & NEWMAN UNION LIVERY STABLE._ Broad and Main Sts, Nevada, John A. Lancaster J INFORM HIS FRIEN merally that he has added exytarge and elegaut estabBuggies, Saddles, -Harness,’ prepared to furnish as fine BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. ALOON, SITUATED vada, two doors above ered forsale. The pr s to leave the business, will sell ‘HE BILLIAR ov Broad street, N Wall & Co.’s store, ig riector, intendin we, WOULL lishment of Horses, &e., &e., and is now turn-outs as can be found in thé State. . Well trained, fleet an pped for ladies or mes. A long ex an earnest desire to retain t friends, leads me to believe general satisfaction. Particular attention ‘Carriages always in.r for the use of Parties, Balls, &ec.' my stock will permit me to say that pleasure or engaged on business would do welllto give me a call. Having a number on hand, he will sell ¢h aah. cu a good supply of Hose Wagon. ers, rd the best arti ~ from the Atlautic States. AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES, The Decorations of the Saloon gaséries of shment in Nevada. lars enquire at the Saloon. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN UILDING MATERIALS TER’S TOOLS, A lements, Blacksmi uck, etc., ete. At the old stand No. 27 MAIN STRE 6—tf d easy Saddle Horses, well gentlemen will be ready at périenée in the business and he confidence of my I will be able to ‘give are unique, comS. unequalled in any Yor further particupaid to Horses on livery eadiness with careful drivers fhe quality of those seekin » AR d Mining ImCordage, Fuse, ‘9 tJ ricultural an J; 8. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, ; AD STREET, the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and. B on short notice. Horses boarded by the Day, Week, or outh, at the most favorable rates. i9-tt . ET, NEVADA: TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMEHOTAL STREET, NEVADA. uggies furnished STOVES, TIN. Deale portion o AND HARDWAR neatness and despatch. UNITED STATES BATHS! — ' AN &FGO AND SEE THE ‘Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD ’s NEW.IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE’Sewing Machines for éale at reduced ye ‘or Ov‘wine, direct 4,000 Kurds of Ready-Made Kose! ¢ of Hhee of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of / Nevada and the surrounding localities. List of Prices (with Duck furnished for ose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 7 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing. 2 LAWRENCE DUCK. HYDRAULIG PILOT, coe OR BUREKA . BO ese cssces vases Ob ) scans %: ef His appeal is to the miners! Give him a liberal Toethimere ; he will “ys himself as a HAIRDRESSING SALOON. YHE unders a fine bathing House, a LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. WIN TH THA ve completed NN or-about the 22th, a small Memorand O Ww Pk bef ret a ed to well known O payable to F. C. Davey, $67, dated April Ist, the other for $60 dated, May 1, 1860. Both due bills are on the xcelsior company. A, ges are hereby notified that it aaa on saj ‘Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. who wish to on me at ) On Entertainment for its al powera ¢ human Hair. It entirel tes rtment on hand. . loan State arms.to fire partisan salutes. BED ip PS ‘ 4 RFUMERY—A fine e20-4f ; ada, Dee 25-tf LAMPE & 1 . man to work a great revelution oughout the SCOOT ping of eee a le d15-tf— _ In Grier’s fire-proof ick Memorandum Book Lost. ~~ tent taining two Due Bills re io. tine teecths aiter date ;-one for has béen discontinued. Ten llars reward will be paid for the relurn of said Book with its contents. Jam. 4, 4w F.C. DAVEY. " “cheeks t0 mé, and expressed dotbts ‘ofever seing’ “New Year's Day,’ the. Doétor’s mirth @utpiidea —— ; many 6 New Year's: Day) yoty"=<presoribéd for uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing: : ws Oth,-. remedy. for. Coxsuaerpien-and LUNG Distt ies. that day, then and can, why the ot be granted, ters “STOMACH BITTERS ” -have.attained -