February 7, 1861 (4 pages)

fe ite. we ket “eurréties, ‘which took” place not a thousand miles from our office, ought to make young ‘girls who contemplate inatiitnuny (and thére. _ gre féw who don’t) suspicious of the flowing locks of their wooers, particularly. when . tn extrourdinarily “fine head of ‘hair” hbappens to to be in possession of an old bachelor. * An Andividual who comes ‘under the above head, was enamored of a young’ and rather _ unsophisticated lass, and among the mary #llurements Which he held out to her, a luxur-_ious‘erep-of shining ringlets stood prominent. His artifices succeeded, and the day, (not .a far distant one) arrived for the nuptials. Lafe in the evening, and-before the wedding festivities vere over, the innocent ‘bride retired. Towards the small hours the bridegroom followed suit; but beiug a systematic and economicalman, he divested himself of his per= ruque (for, alas, those splendid locks were not natural, the fellow wore a wig) and having extinguished the light, he: “ lsid~him . down” not to.die, however ; but to impart, his’ natural caloric, which was fast rising under a heavy pressure of rhine wine~and lager _ beer, to the sharar-of his joys and sotrdwws. sy ot 1B EE j wit . 4 Pe . ae ae Soggs, J. B. Hurst, A. B. Carley, H. But imagine-the herror of the deluded vietim, when, daylight breaking on the nuptial chamber, she saw, lying on the pillow by her side, ‘a round ball—abeut the form-and size ofthe largest énes used'in ten pin alleys _ 80 sleel-and smooth that a fly could not have . igeeareda foothold on it! Great heavings ! , she-@xelaimed, “ What monster is this 7” and she screamed and yelled till the. neighbors rushed in, and her husband putting on his wig again, she was compelled to recognize » her liege lord. If she ever becomesa widow, which,-we dare say, she is far from desiring, we'll bet araaes handsome that no bald sipatanen rina eae evening Tax between seven and eight ‘o'clock, Mr. Samuel Hodge, of Grass Valley, and another citizen of the same place, known by the name of. “ Old Joe,” were stopped’ by’ three men, just beyond Mr. Weiss’ brewery, as: they were returning home, and the customary request-to ‘hand over” was made by the stopping party., Mr, Hodge not having any money, gave theur his watéh, which happening to be a silver one, they contemptuously retiirndd to him. -Qld Joe had $125 which he dropped; _unperceived, and handed them his gold watch, DEY kept. He went back and found his money. Old Joe learned the “drop game” + thé reading thé account of asimilar case in the TranscniPr, = week. ‘Anaest:—A man, pe hamed ni Andersen, was brought to_town from the neighborhood of Blue Tent, "Tuesday evening last, and incareerated+in -the-county jait = a-warrant for larceny having been sworn against -him by “thé “party. who brought him i in. Anderson{ it it _appears, was caught in a miner’s cabin; tiear Blue Tent; in the act of robbitig it. Jewelry and some specimens, belonging to the owner of the cabin, were found on his person. . His examination has been postponed. District Court.—This Court comtiienees its session this morning, at'10 o'clock. med jurors are inattendance: Nat. Bailey, John Mortis, John Heal, ‘S. Clay, A, R. Jenkins, Cap. Robbins, W. Harris, W. Ramedale, A. Whitesides, W. H. Smith, H. Phillips, Geo. D, Waldo, J. M. Ballard; 8. M. Hecker, 8: 8. Penay, G. W. Oattey, D. M:Varney, G. Cambell, Geo. Foster, A. Epley, Jas, Handley. ihiiri 6x: —We anual that a great revival is going on im Grass’ Valley, at the M. E. Church. Quite a number of the young folks have made the good confessioti and othets are on the “ stool of repentance.” Thére are several goud ministers in attendanee from Sacramento aud other places. amtiticlin t= Charles H. Seymour, an ‘old_ resident of Nevada, returned te California by the last steamer, and is now in Nevada, looking hale and hearty. . Mrr S:, has been absent. eight months, ona tour through the Atlantic States, England, Franee,.a.part of Germany and Syeten. He prefers California to all of them. Ee AD te it “EH Talce, MeCahill & Co. bare. failed for about $100,000. Their dry goods establishment was the largest one in San Francisco. oe {9P-Mrs: Gaines’ great suit, which taeda . « thé title to nearly two-thirds of the city of ath aya ln before the Su % i "Overt anni Mati itihlé.A-Much hope ig . +. entertained, by the Union leven of the ht a re he = S of Gen. Scott is avery attacked in ay al Englishman. The Alabama delegation, in Congress, wee’ “expected'to retire on thé 224 of Jantary. Every withdrawal of southern nien from Congress addy toy the.chances of compromise. Senator Davis, of Mississippi, is sick, but. will soon leave Washington. . A great fire occurred at Halifax, Jan. 15th, destroying all the principal ar on -. the four prineipal-streets. He Dates from Charleston to thé 16th inak —_ All quiet, The_ Mercury Bays of Fort Sumter: “The strictest. vigilence i is kept up, and . : not even’ the smallest. boat, can approach the . nels on the ramparts.” moat expeditious case id which I was especially interested, was that of a young-miss of fifteen. One evening, as I left thé’ school room, I noticed a tall six footer standing’ at she went, along. happy. countenance; that she. should ‘not be at school any moré.” “Why not?” T inqulred. “O,I was married yesterday!” she replied. .““ Why did_you_not acquaint me with your intention, my dear. This is ‘alto gether too great a surprise!” “I should have done sohad E known,it-myself, but he never asked until yesterday, and we were married last evening.” ‘You have known him well I presume?” TI neversaw him uutil the day befure. He-asked me, and I didn’t like to, say ne, so Iam a married woman.”’—First Years of Minnesota. aoa KLLED, —Another large _paniF RnEd ined the Hatiolt ot Skeltou, as ‘twelve niiles from Mariposa. This makes, says the Mariposa Gazette, the fourth or fifth one killed ‘in the last few months by Edward Skelton, quite a young man, whose success in killing these destructive animals entitles him to the appellationof a ‘‘Young Boone.” rx, SA letter from London says: Bernadotie’s widow has succunibed to the King of Terrors—another_ historical link snapped asunder. Curiously enough, she was just preparing to visit the theater to witness Calperon’s play_of Lifeis a Dream, when Death called to say she was, “wanted.” rerThe Newburyport (Mass.) Herald says South Carolina finds it necessary to resort to forced loans for $400,000 !. If Massachusetts was called upon for money to preserve: the Union, she would raise four millions in.a day; . f and if a second call was madé, she would éarry it to forty .million#’; and if four -bundred millions were required shagyould raige it easierthan South Cafetina would ‘ore;snd then have enough left to-buy up one half the Cotton States. ‘ CHARACTERISTIC.—On the 25th, a lot. of American men-of-war's men got on @ spree at . Kanagawa, and. .kicked.up.a.general row with the Japanese andevery one else. They hammered a French Count into a jelly, and took his watch and pistol. The articles were returned next day, and the. sailors were liberated. CALIFORNIA Exports. —Great pact still prevails in San Francisco in_ thee tion of California flour and grain. Several thousands quarter sacks of superfine flour have been bought for exportation at @4 75 A pet hundred wt. Great quantities of wheat, barley and oats continue to be shipped, bringing the farmers good prices. £9 The Boston Courier says :—We heard a couple of politicians on Thursday sighing over the affaits of the nation. “I wish,” said one of them, “Old Jackson was m old Buchanan’s place.” ‘I ain’t.so particular about that,” retorted the other ; “I'd be satisfied if old Buchanan was in old Jackson’s:place.” Two. More or THEeM.—Mesers.Chang and Eng, the Siamese Twins, have declared publicly that they are in favor of the “Union right or not: ar W. F. aiebens ten komnanalonanl to two years imprisonment at San Quentin, for an —— ‘to commit murder _ Gardiner, EF The followi notice is stuck up in ez iene stays here.” ho stitution newspaper, edited and owned by an. walls without the gruff hailing of the benti. Quick Wovutne Ix MINNESOTA.—The the corner of a vacant lot, who joined her—asThe following day. she. was not in her accustomed seat, and on the third. . day she entered for her books, saying with a as it is,” whether the Onginal Compact was r’s shop, on a certain’ z street in Sacramento: “ All sorts of ladies 7; ot at eee tig eos I on M., and 74 P. Soe Se ot Ba 2 EPiscoPaL SERVICE—Rev. John Chittenden, he Briek C e’elock, P. SECRET ORDERS. cers at — as Minsons. Nevada Lodge, No, , 13 Meets id Masons Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday ev x combannications. second Saturday” “of. month. A.C. Niles, Mastor, J. F. ai i es P. i MR? ae ee lph, “Neva Bess 2 = see ee Bes Oustomah No. =a moilical every ‘fuesday pa oy at t thelr all ea” 397 of Broad and Pine streets. D. 8. icumernai N. G.; J. W. Chinn, V.G. ~ Emdependent Order of Knighthood, Nevada —— No. OE se! meetings eve . merck ee 1. Js, kia? Levey, C. Sons of henerenee Sierra Nevada beg No. 17—Meets every Saturday evening. at T ce Hall. James Churchman, W. P.; R. H. Raymond, R. 8. Union Todge No. 4, {Good Templars) meet every deriyy WC. Ee at Temperafice Hall. Rev. B. C,. Tj, Av H, Parker, W iq § =< = . dcdal Md Sechihdneg Uolai> ol rg ol TO PANAMA. Connec’ via the Steamer-of-the Atlantic and Pacifie Steamship: Company, at Aspinwall. For New flow Work. Having ‘Spare Btoamdts at’ San Franeitéo “and . Panama. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. : The magnificent Steamship . UNCLE SAM, wil leap Foljom ae wharf with Pagsenget s On Friday, raary . <2 FOR: PANAMA; at 9: and connect via Panama ren at with steamship for NEW YORK. foal Co tickets can be obtained. ‘The Panama Railro: and A tic and Pacific St hip ‘authorized fe Agents for the, sae od toe ckets. ~ Treasdie Rid Wi boeo hadeie ad the steamship un’ *elock (midnight) on eel Sept. 10th: aw, merchandise freight will be received on board — 3 yee P.M., a “3 Col and ome = er mus procured e Company’s ce for its shipment. ‘For or Pasmge apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, ‘Agents. oe: Rorenate and Leidesdorff sts. . _. Ban Francisco. Sheri” *s Sale. ; HEREAS, on the 21 2ist ay of January. — Fi 1861, a final ju t and decree w dered in the District Court e the 14th 5 adicial District of the State of California, in — for the Tarai 3 oe Nevada, against Frank on 8. H. ee se Rabe a anise, Pe ; for the ry 79, (principal debt,) wit Rhardel pe a af cipal at the rate of 2per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment avtil paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 2ist day of January, A. D., 1861, it was ordered and poe the said Court, that the Morten re set Cut company’s aime, ” situated on the west end of the North San J "Hil, in the county of Ne vada, together with the open cut, tunnel, sluices, boxes, hose, and al! other fixtures ects goths 3 fiances affixed and belonging,’’ bet upow and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interest and d the proceeds thereof applied to the pa: of said sums of as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose toe publi¢ sale, all the above described p an ty, to costs, the highest —— for ow in front of the Coart Honge ry Sey LDN 9 vel Y,; Feb. Ft Ae Meg aad t go under my 7 head this, Sit “day of Janusia J. B. VAN HAGEN, Bheriff,By John Dickson, Under Sheriff. _Sargent & Niles, Pisintif's Attorney 8. “The above sale is pos ‘Postponed to Mareh th, 1861, a order of Plaintifi’s Attorney. f6-td J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. Sherifi’s Saic. = (sC HEREAS, on the 4th’day of February, A D. 1861, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial eounty of. Nevada, in favor of Alvaso Evans and against 8. S. Lewis forthe sum of Kleven Hundred and Ninety-five Dollars prineipal debt with interest on the p at the rate ‘of two and a halfper et. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, t her with all costs of suit. And whereas on the pnd bp da oA February, A. D. 1861, i¢ was ordered ook 4 the said court, that the M set forth Plaintiff's complaint be forenies aps . the proptwty therein described The undivided one-third er Maree pangs 4 8 a. be Lewis, in the claims and a of Hiscox, Lewis Feustrawbald, undivided one-half share of S. S. Lewis inthe claims and diggiugs of Hiscox & Lewis immediately adjoining the above claims. The two ye or : mo] above oe are = uated om Buckey Vouliethens Township, Nevada county. Beate r, California, and are bounded on the north by the wow 0 oi ithe hill sopng to the reine reek, on. longing to nee oe SS on "thee cate 7. the Seas. ite funnel Companies claims, anu on the west by Oe mapanies diggings; being the papas = claim or demand of popes a Sepa torn tioned and described elaims weit ede. of, be levied upon and sold to “fo satily ‘aid ment, interest and costes, and -n any a. ca the payment of aad puss of manag Joties is ony ee ven. that I will expose te . public sale, alltheabove deseribed property} ie highest bidder for cash, in front of the House door, March “oth, isl, at : ¢ hou: Ah, woe 5 pods 4 o’etlock; :> ee Se 5 2 5B VAN HAGEN, Sherif. ey J. Dickson, Under Shi rift District of th¢ State of California, in.and for.the . : IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ihc ema aeere peteek, ‘Comtmercial Street : : 2 : Near Pine. XWatches carefully and Jewelry made to order. Ali articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. P > DR. R, M. HUNT,» m irestera AND ‘SURG EON, Bsa pia No. 4 Flage’s — i -~ Céruier of Broad and ‘Over Har RESIDENCE , NO. 25, NEVADA st, UNION Lev ERY STABLE Broad and J Main Sts, Nevada. ' __ John A. Lancaster, rR INFORM HIS FRIENDS ph een st that ied ex: “and elegant estaberent 7 Hered oBtcrien Saddles, Harness, &c., &c., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as tan be found in the State. _.; Well trained; fleet. and easy Saddle Horses, well uipped for ladies or gentlemen will be ready at al ‘tiene A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my . Eeabrl leads me-to paiers Ewilt a abis to . gr atten pn 2 ape for the use weave Sees Hae ah ‘The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or Bete: on business would do we lite give me a call. * sep6-Ff J. H. HELM, BMPIRE LIVERY . srABLE, BROAD STREET, sy Opposite the National Exchange. ' = NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished _oO (shortpatien. rng. sis ses boarded by thie Da: : at the . 0m ~~ fe "UNITED ‘STATES BA imma dhs undersigned would inform the citizens of "TD esbaa and vicinity that they have completed a-fine bathin bore at ouse, a age to thei wonenowy t T cage ae ‘an, ” ee: for its seedien! powers over the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandrutf and s the hair from turning grey. ; *? ay UMERT SS fine assortment on hand. , +. VAMPE & BRO. 54 Broad strect 7. ELLARD BEANS, 62 Broad Street, _ <WROLRGASES AND. DETATL DEALERTIN. Groceries & Provisions. 7 Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge. ” Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf * HOLESA AND RETAIL DEAL EeS Ny Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods Toola;. hay fiver, Bar'ey, Whicat and rou Feed, &c. og 5 & NI WMAN 85-tf ging 3 a SAXE. 5 THE BILLIARD SALC ON, mer ATED: ~ op Broad street, ‘Nevada, two doors above) i & Co.’s store, is offered forsale. The prorietor, intending to leave the business, will sell is establishment AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES. The Decorations of the Saloon are uni ue, com—— aseries of VIEWS unequalled in any hment in Ney. uire atthe . tuiwronwe ra CO. (Successors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN : Bathe re MATERIALS, ‘CARPEN-"STOOLS; Bema, Du Blacksmiths 4 Tools; Cordage, wder, Duck, etc., ete. At the eld stand. No. 27 MAIN arabe, NEVADA. . Sept. 6—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. ~~ Dealers ip. STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Copper Warvand Jobbing Psy ps to order with neatness and despatch. sep7.tf LIEBERT’S BAFFLE. QOwng TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. TT a een hae ate eo 4 ie em the eran time, I have determined to pestpene -my Gift Entertainment until Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. Those who wish to ptrcliase Tickets can do s0 i at on Broad 3 Misra, Dee af LIKBERT. M. P. O’Connor& £, 8. Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, cM! pre Practicé in all. the Courts of the State of fornia. Grass Valley, . Jan. 0—3m eee ae Ngreer. use, tie ‘pow the Saw W: M. WALLACE ” py danomnr & Nines; Atty’s. + ji0-td ae a ; ¥o further particu: ; ‘} <e arbi. . thonght it insanity to attempt ft: ‘To.day,. Janb+ et restores the streneth “in avery’ short wun my ri oDr. W ) idk tntieinne ont 7 ‘dil cv ok I met # ‘ BUR : patient suffering inthe last stages of our climate’s = Sauk knee Ww. YOUNG, + scourge, CONSUMPTION. It would be both pain-+ ful pe ae frightful malady had ‘made upon dines bat when he turnad his dead, sunker eyés and hollow chéeks to me, and expressed doubts of ever seing: ~ New Year's Bay 4 the Dector’s mirth surprised * Oh, yes you i, and a’s Day yet,’ prescribed for . him, and when he left I obsckved, that if hie ¢onquered that case, no Ohe need despair—in fuct t uary 10th, Limect the. same person, in: the same place, but for which circumstance T should tot have known him, his resurrection being #0 complete, and with an. impatient shrug expressed « strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN, a “Gore woth street and ‘Third A nue. Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam ‘To— “uhequalled Bitters and Tonle are <i j new meeting with unparalleled ‘sales and: favor with cotisuiiers. “In all cases of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetste or any irregularity of the ——— stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most-wholsome and agretablé onic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they, ire ‘no eqital, and have with thousands ‘become a 5 Indispensable Family Afedfcine ¢: pure and free from any deleterious. substatice, cam be taken by all young and old, male and Semale with benefit. For saleby GEO. W. SNELL; (130 Washington street, San Fraticisee.)AgentAnd by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3m CONSUMP TIVE’S READ:—-D>r. Wn. a Bail’s Balsam: has proved more success {i aul than alf the other rétiedies known, for the perminent cure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof _in, the pamphlet accompanying the mediciiic. Dre Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claints the fayorable attention of those whose ae forbki'the — uses of Opium, or Morphine. aston remedy for CoNsUMPTION. and pions DISEASES, has Teceived the “strongest testimonials: ‘from . citizens ofthe highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nighteweats and spitting of Blooa—For these complaints, —found time. It subdues the irrifadion, stops . thie sweatiyg, and restores the strength in-a‘very short. space of time. It is well worthy your trial. » > Be sure and take none but ‘Dr. Win.’ ‘Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the: Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. The Balsam will cure in twenty-four te thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, Importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130° Washington street, San Frandsee-——---n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet . ter’s,* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained -. during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than : any words which we can offer. it renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the perform‘ance ofits fanctions. It is regerdéd on all-sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure 4 g _it in the beat possible way, should be/the object of the public. . We commend itwith more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that: it stands. Sag matroes of, the many preparations 6f the day; fo rting thing the vigor and tone to the svitcia: ath wonton . curative powers for_all-similar: diseases’ arising from a disardered stomoch. _ In the most severe . cases of crameé; diarrhea; and’ weikriése! in’ the stomach, the ‘* Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. ‘Aga Tonic, Hostetter’s’ Bitters” are niost dtlightful, 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, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. a6 3m FEO AND SEE THE . Great Improvement -of this Age ! : S HOWARD’, . NEW IMPROVED rirony ok HOSE ; Sewing for sale uced yehes Having a miner dei, he will cash. Also, "pty tine of He sell ng.vragonbv. 7 ers, rnd the best artie from the Atlautic States: 4,000 Nurds of Ready-Jiade, Hose? is [eee e ani surro: Tht of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK. HYDRAULIC PILOT, -< 60 ets OR EUREKA «: BHO. coesrarnenesetd 4D. ce ceeee vecwe cll 5-0. vi peaeweesO7 6-0. oéadbees 1280 al 70. « eecee seis oo 00S B-Or seers 9 6. veteee WW ose wrneesZ? "" Hip spat is ae : miners t Give spa portion o ronage ; he w edge ee to work a great eee roughout 1 the tate, as regards cheapness of hose, ete Go to his pines * usiness and examine the work performed 73 nim. Plage of business, — o 7 Mainstreet, Nevada. d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof brick . Memorandum Book Lost. OX Rg about the 22th, a small Memorandum Bsok, containing iwo Due Bills, payable oa ° C. Davey, dine months alter date; one fer dated April ist, the © other for $60 1a, Both due ne ils ar 0 are on the are pretomye rnd “Ten Dollar, reward will be paid tae of a are ee its contents. » iW P. é DAVEY. aT to tr¥"to destribe tlie ravages ,@ PAPO IIS I EE

fe ite. we ket “eurréties, ‘which took” place not a thousand miles from our office, ought to make young ‘girls who contemplate inatiitnuny (and thére. _ gre féw who don’t) suspicious of the flowing locks of their wooers, particularly. when . tn extrourdinarily “fine head of ‘hair” hbappens to to be in possession of an old bachelor. * An Andividual who comes ‘under the above head, was enamored of a young’ and rather _ unsophisticated lass, and among the mary #llurements Which he held out to her, a luxur-_ious‘erep-of shining ringlets stood prominent. His artifices succeeded, and the day, (not .a far distant one) arrived for the nuptials. Lafe in the evening, and-before the wedding festivities vere over, the innocent ‘bride retired. Towards the small hours the bridegroom followed suit; but beiug a systematic and economicalman, he divested himself of his per= ruque (for, alas, those splendid locks were not natural, the fellow wore a wig) and having extinguished the light, he: “ lsid~him . down” not to.die, however ; but to impart, his’ natural caloric, which was fast rising under a heavy pressure of rhine wine~and lager _ beer, to the sharar-of his joys and sotrdwws. sy ot 1B EE j wit . 4 Pe . ae ae Soggs, J. B. Hurst, A. B. Carley, H. But imagine-the herror of the deluded vietim, when, daylight breaking on the nuptial chamber, she saw, lying on the pillow by her side, ‘a round ball—abeut the form-and size ofthe largest énes used'in ten pin alleys _ 80 sleel-and smooth that a fly could not have . igeeareda foothold on it! Great heavings ! , she-@xelaimed, “ What monster is this 7” and she screamed and yelled till the. neighbors rushed in, and her husband putting on his wig again, she was compelled to recognize » her liege lord. If she ever becomesa widow, which,-we dare say, she is far from desiring, we'll bet araaes handsome that no bald sipatanen rina eae evening Tax between seven and eight ‘o'clock, Mr. Samuel Hodge, of Grass Valley, and another citizen of the same place, known by the name of. “ Old Joe,” were stopped’ by’ three men, just beyond Mr. Weiss’ brewery, as: they were returning home, and the customary request-to ‘hand over” was made by the stopping party., Mr, Hodge not having any money, gave theur his watéh, which happening to be a silver one, they contemptuously retiirndd to him. -Qld Joe had $125 which he dropped; _unperceived, and handed them his gold watch, DEY kept. He went back and found his money. Old Joe learned the “drop game” + thé reading thé account of asimilar case in the TranscniPr, = week. ‘Anaest:—A man, pe hamed ni Andersen, was brought to_town from the neighborhood of Blue Tent, "Tuesday evening last, and incareerated+in -the-county jait = a-warrant for larceny having been sworn against -him by “thé “party. who brought him i in. Anderson{ it it _appears, was caught in a miner’s cabin; tiear Blue Tent; in the act of robbitig it. Jewelry and some specimens, belonging to the owner of the cabin, were found on his person. . His examination has been postponed. District Court.—This Court comtiienees its session this morning, at'10 o'clock. med jurors are inattendance: Nat. Bailey, John Mortis, John Heal, ‘S. Clay, A, R. Jenkins, Cap. Robbins, W. Harris, W. Ramedale, A. Whitesides, W. H. Smith, H. Phillips, Geo. D, Waldo, J. M. Ballard; 8. M. Hecker, 8: 8. Penay, G. W. Oattey, D. M:Varney, G. Cambell, Geo. Foster, A. Epley, Jas, Handley. ihiiri 6x: —We anual that a great revival is going on im Grass’ Valley, at the M. E. Church. Quite a number of the young folks have made the good confessioti and othets are on the “ stool of repentance.” Thére are several goud ministers in attendanee from Sacramento aud other places. amtiticlin t= Charles H. Seymour, an ‘old_ resident of Nevada, returned te California by the last steamer, and is now in Nevada, looking hale and hearty. . Mrr S:, has been absent. eight months, ona tour through the Atlantic States, England, Franee,.a.part of Germany and Syeten. He prefers California to all of them. Ee AD te it “EH Talce, MeCahill & Co. bare. failed for about $100,000.. Their dry goods establishment was the largest one in San Francisco. oe {9P-Mrs: Gaines’ great suit, which taeda . « thé title to nearly two-thirds of the city of ath aya ln before the Su % i "Overt anni Mati itihlé.A-Much hope ig . +. entertained, by the Union leven of the ht a re he = S of Gen. Scott is avery attacked in ay al Englishman. The Alabama delegation, in Congress, wee’ “expected'to retire on thé 224 of Jantary. Every withdrawal of southern nien from Congress addy toy the.chances of compromise. Senator Davis, of Mississippi, is sick, but. will soon leave Washington. . A great fire occurred at Halifax, Jan. 15th, destroying all the principal ar on -. the four prineipal-streets. He Dates from Charleston to thé 16th inak —_ All quiet, The_ Mercury Bays of Fort Sumter: “The strictest. vigilence i is kept up, and . : not even’ the smallest. boat, can approach the . nels on the ramparts.” moat expeditious case id which I was especially interested, was that of a young-miss of fifteen. One evening, as I left thé’ school room, I noticed a tall six footer standing’ at she went, along. happy. countenance; that she. should ‘not be at school any moré.” “Why not?” T inqulred. “O,I was married yesterday!” she replied.. .““ Why did_you_not acquaint me with your intention, my dear. This is ‘alto gether too great a surprise!” “I should have done sohad E known,it-myself, but he never asked until yesterday, and we were married last evening.” ‘You have known him well I presume?” TI neversaw him uutil the day befure. He-asked me, and I didn’t like to, say ne, so Iam a married woman.”’—First Years of Minnesota. aoa KLLED, —Another large _paniF RnEd ined the Hatiolt ot Skeltou, as ‘twelve niiles from Mariposa. This makes, says the Mariposa Gazette, the fourth or fifth one killed ‘in the last few months by Edward Skelton, quite a young man, whose success in killing these destructive animals entitles him to the appellationof a ‘‘Young Boone.” rx, SA letter from London says: Bernadotie’s widow has succunibed to the King of Terrors—another_ historical link snapped asunder. Curiously enough, she was just preparing to visit the theater to witness Calperon’s play_of Lifeis a Dream, when Death called to say she was, “wanted.” rerThe Newburyport (Mass.) Herald says South Carolina finds it necessary to resort to forced loans for $400,000 !. If Massachusetts was called upon for money to preserve: the Union, she would raise four millions in.a day; . f and if a second call was madé, she would éarry it to forty .million#’; and if four -bundred millions were required shagyould raige it easierthan South Cafetina would ‘ore;snd then have enough left to-buy up one half the Cotton States. ‘ CHARACTERISTIC.—On the 25th, a lot. of American men-of-war's men got on @ spree at . Kanagawa, and. .kicked.up.a.general row with the Japanese andevery one else. They hammered a French Count into a jelly, and took his watch and pistol. The articles were returned next day, and the. sailors were liberated. CALIFORNIA Exports. —Great pact still prevails in San Francisco in_ thee tion of California flour and grain. Several thousands quarter sacks of superfine flour have been bought for exportation at @4 75 A pet hundred wt. Great quantities of wheat, barley and oats continue to be shipped, bringing the farmers good prices. £9 The Boston Courier says :—We heard a couple of politicians on Thursday sighing over the affaits of the nation. “I wish,” said one of them, “Old Jackson was m old Buchanan’s place.” ‘I ain’t.so particular about that,” retorted the other ; “I'd be satisfied if old Buchanan was in old Jackson’s:place.” Two. More or THEeM.—Mesers.Chang and Eng, the Siamese Twins, have declared publicly that they are in favor of the “Union right or not: ar W. F. aiebens ten komnanalonanl to two years imprisonment at San Quentin, for an —— ‘to commit murder _ Gardiner, EF The followi notice is stuck up in ez iene stays here.” ho stitution newspaper, edited and owned by an. walls without the gruff hailing of the benti. Quick Wovutne Ix MINNESOTA.—The the corner of a vacant lot, who joined her—asThe following day. she. was not in her accustomed seat, and on the third. . day she entered for her books, saying with a as it is,” whether the Onginal Compact was r’s shop, on a certain’ z street in Sacramento: “ All sorts of ladies 7; ot at eee tig eos I on M., and 74 P. Soe Se ot Ba 2 EPiscoPaL SERVICE—Rev. John Chittenden, he Briek C e’elock, P.. SECRET ORDERS. cers at — as Minsons. Nevada Lodge, No, , 13 Meets id Masons Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday ev x combannications. second Saturday” “of. month. A.C. Niles, Mastor, J. F. ai i es P. i MR? ae ee lph, “Neva Bess 2 = see ee Bes Oustomah No. =a moilical every ‘fuesday pa oy at t thelr all ea” 397 of Broad and Pine streets. D. 8. icumernai N. G.; J. W. Chinn, V.G. ~ Emdependent Order of Knighthood, Nevada —— No. OE se! meetings eve . merck ee 1. Js, kia? Levey, C. Sons of henerenee Sierra Nevada beg No. 17—Meets every Saturday evening. at T ce Hall. James Churchman, W. P.; R. H. Raymond, R. 8. Union Todge No. 4, {Good Templars) meet every deriyy WC. Ee at Temperafice Hall. Rev. B. C,. Tj, Av H, Parker, W iq § =< = . dcdal Md Sechihdneg Uolai> ol rg ol TO PANAMA. Connec’ via the Steamer-of-the Atlantic and Pacifie Steamship: Company, at Aspinwall. For New flow Work. Having ‘Spare Btoamdts at’ San Franeitéo “and . Panama. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. : The magnificent Steamship . UNCLE SAM, wil leap Foljom ae wharf with Pagsenget s On Friday, raary . <2 FOR: PANAMA; at 9: and connect via Panama ren at with steamship for NEW YORK. foal Co tickets can be obtained. ‘The Panama Railro: and A tic and Pacific St hip ‘authorized fe Agents for the, sae od toe ckets. ~ Treasdie Rid Wi boeo hadeie ad the steamship un’ *elock (midnight) on eel Sept. 10th: aw, merchandise freight will be received on board — 3 yee P.M., a “3 Col and ome = er mus procured e Company’s ce for its shipment. ‘For or Pasmge apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, ‘Agents. oe: Rorenate and Leidesdorff sts. . _. Ban Francisco. Sheri” *s Sale. ; HEREAS, on the 21 2ist ay of January. — Fi 1861, a final ju t and decree w dered in the District Court e the 14th 5 adicial District of the State of California, in — for the Tarai 3 oe Nevada, against Frank on 8. H. ee se Rabe a anise, Pe ; for the ry 79, (principal debt,) wit Rhardel pe a af cipal at the rate of 2per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment avtil paid, together with all costs of suit. And whereas, on the said 2ist day of January, A. D., 1861, it was ordered and poe the said Court, that the Morten re set Cut company’s aime, ” situated on the west end of the North San J "Hil, in the county of Ne vada, together with the open cut, tunnel, sluices, boxes, hose, and al! other fixtures ects goths 3 fiances affixed and belonging,’’ bet upow and sold to satisfy said Judgment, interest and d the proceeds thereof applied to the pa: of said sums of as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose toe publi¢ sale, all the above described p an ty, to costs,

the highest —— for ow in front of the Coart Honge ry Sey LDN 9 vel Y,; Feb. Ft Ae Meg aad t go under my 7 head this, Sit “day of Janusia J. B. VAN HAGEN, Bheriff,By John Dickson, Under Sheriff. _Sargent & Niles, Pisintif's Attorney 8. “The above sale is pos ‘Postponed to Mareh th, 1861, a order of Plaintifi’s Attorney. f6-td J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. Sherifi’s Saic. = (sC HEREAS, on the 4th’day of February, A D. 1861, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial eounty of. Nevada, in favor of Alvaso Evans and against 8. S. Lewis forthe sum of Kleven Hundred and Ninety-five Dollars prineipal debt with interest on the p at the rate ‘of two and a halfper et. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, t her with all costs of suit. And whereas on the pnd bp da oA February, A. D. 1861, i¢ was ordered ook 4 the said court, that the M set forth Plaintiff's complaint be forenies aps . the proptwty therein described The undivided one-third er Maree pangs 4 8 a. be Lewis, in the claims and a of Hiscox, Lewis Feustrawbald, undivided one-half share of S. S. Lewis inthe claims and diggiugs of Hiscox & Lewis immediately adjoining the above claims. The two ye or : mo] above oe are = uated om Buckey Vouliethens Township, Nevada county. Beate r, California, and are bounded on the north by the wow 0 oi ithe hill sopng to the reine reek, on. longing to nee oe SS on "thee cate 7. the Seas. ite funnel Companies claims, anu on the west by Oe mapanies diggings; being the papas = claim or demand of popes a Sepa torn tioned and described elaims weit ede. of, be levied upon and sold to “fo satily ‘aid ment, interest and costes, and -n any a. ca the payment of aad puss of manag Joties is ony ee ven. that I will expose te . public sale, alltheabove deseribed property} ie highest bidder for cash, in front of the House door, March “oth, isl, at : ¢ hou: Ah, woe 5 pods 4 o’etlock; :> ee Se 5 2 5B VAN HAGEN, Sherif. ey J. Dickson, Under Shi rift District of th¢ State of California, in.and for.the . : IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ihc ema aeere peteek, ‘Comtmercial Street : : 2 : Near Pine. XWatches carefully and Jewelry made to order. Ali articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. P > DR. R, M. HUNT,» m irestera AND ‘SURG EON, Bsa pia No. 4 Flage’s — i -~ Céruier of Broad and ‘Over Har RESIDENCE , NO. 25, NEVADA st, UNION Lev ERY STABLE Broad and J Main Sts, Nevada. ' __ John A. Lancaster, rR INFORM HIS FRIENDS ph een st that ied ex: “and elegant estaberent 7 Hered oBtcrien Saddles, Harness, &c., &c., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as tan be found in the State. _.; Well trained; fleet. and easy Saddle Horses, well uipped for ladies or gentlemen will be ready at al ‘tiene A long experience in the business and an earnest desire to retain the confidence of my . Eeabrl leads me-to paiers Ewilt a abis to . gr atten pn 2 ape for the use weave Sees Hae ah ‘The quality of my stock will permit me to say that those seeking pleasure or Bete: on business would do we lite give me a call. * sep6-Ff J. H. HELM, BMPIRE LIVERY . srABLE, BROAD STREET, sy Opposite the National Exchange. ' = NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished _oO (shortpatien. rng. sis ses boarded by thie Da: : at the . 0m ~~ fe "UNITED ‘STATES BA imma dhs undersigned would inform the citizens of "TD esbaa and vicinity that they have completed a-fine bathin bore at ouse, a age to thei wonenowy t T cage ae ‘an, ” ee: for its seedien! powers over the human Hair. It entirely eradicates dandrutf and s the hair from turning grey. ; *? ay UMERT SS fine assortment on hand. , +. VAMPE & BRO. 54 Broad strect 7. ELLARD BEANS, 62 Broad Street, _ <WROLRGASES AND. DETATL DEALERTIN. Groceries & Provisions. 7 Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge. ” Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf * HOLESA AND RETAIL DEAL EeS Ny Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods Toola;. hay fiver, Bar'ey, Whicat and rou Feed, &c. og 5 & NI WMAN 85-tf ging 3 a SAXE. 5 THE BILLIARD SALC ON, mer ATED: ~ op Broad street, ‘Nevada, two doors above) i & Co.’s store, is offered forsale. The prorietor, intending to leave the business, will sell is establishment AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES. The Decorations of the Saloon are uni ue, com—— aseries of VIEWS unequalled in any hment in Ney. uire atthe . tuiwronwe ra CO. (Successors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN : Bathe re MATERIALS, ‘CARPEN-"STOOLS; Bema, Du Blacksmiths 4 Tools; Cordage, wder, Duck, etc., ete. At the eld stand. No. 27 MAIN arabe, NEVADA. . Sept. 6—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA. ~~ Dealers ip. STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE Copper Warvand Jobbing Psy ps to order with neatness and despatch. sep7.tf LIEBERT’S BAFFLE. QOwng TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. TT a een hae ate eo 4 ie em the eran time, I have determined to pestpene -my Gift Entertainment until Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. Those who wish to ptrcliase Tickets can do s0 i at on Broad 3 Misra, Dee af LIKBERT. M. P. O’Connor& £, 8. Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, cM! pre Practicé in all. the Courts of the State of fornia. Grass Valley, . Jan. 0—3m eee ae Ngreer. use, tie ‘pow the Saw W: M. WALLACE ” py danomnr & Nines; Atty’s. + ji0-td ae a ; ¥o further particu: ; ‘} <e arbi. . thonght it insanity to attempt ft: ‘To.day,. Janb+ et restores the streneth “in avery’ short wun my ri oDr. W ) idk tntieinne ont 7 ‘dil cv ok I met # ‘ BUR : patient suffering inthe last stages of our climate’s = Sauk knee Ww. YOUNG, + scourge, CONSUMPTION. It would be both pain-+ ful pe ae frightful malady had ‘made upon dines bat when he turnad his dead, sunker eyés and hollow chéeks to me, and expressed doubts of ever seing: ~ New Year's Bay 4 the Dector’s mirth surprised * Oh, yes you i, and a’s Day yet,’ prescribed for . him, and when he left I obsckved, that if hie ¢onquered that case, no Ohe need despair—in fuct t uary 10th, Limect the. same person, in: the same place, but for which circumstance T should tot have known him, his resurrection being #0 complete, and with an. impatient shrug expressed « strong desire to get work. MASON ASTEN, a “Gore woth street and ‘Third A nue. Old Sachem Bitters and Wigwam ‘To— “uhequalled Bitters and Tonle are <i j new meeting with unparalleled ‘sales and: favor with cotisuiiers. “In all cases of Dyspepsia, Debility, Loss of appetste or any irregularity of the ——— stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as well as a most-wholsome and agretablé onic. As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they, ire ‘no eqital, and have with thousands ‘become a 5 Indispensable Family Afedfcine ¢: pure and free from any deleterious. substatice, cam be taken by all young and old, male and Semale with benefit. For saleby GEO. W. SNELL; (130 Washington street, San Fraticisee.)AgentAnd by the principal Grocers, Druggists and Wine merchants throughout the country. n6-3m CONSUMP TIVE’S READ:—-D>r. Wn. a Bail’s Balsam: has proved more success {i aul than alf the other rétiedies known, for the perminent cure ofall the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof _in, the pamphlet accompanying the mediciiic. Dre Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claints the fayorable attention of those whose ae forbki'the — uses of Opium, or Morphine. aston remedy for CoNsUMPTION. and pions DISEASES, has Teceived the “strongest testimonials: ‘from . citizens ofthe highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nighteweats and spitting of Blooa—For these complaints, —found time.. It subdues the irrifadion, stops . thie sweatiyg, and restores the strength in-a‘very short. space of time. It is well worthy your trial.. » > Be sure and take none but ‘Dr. Win.’ ‘Hall’s Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warranted to cureall ordiuary cases of the: Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenzy. The Balsam will cure in twenty-four te thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, Importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130° Washington street, San Frandsee-——---n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J Hostet . ter’s,* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained -. during the past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than : any words which we can offer. it renovates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the perform‘ance ofits fanctions. It is regerdéd on all-sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure 4 g _it in the beat possible way, should be/the object of the public. . We commend itwith more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that: it stands. Sag matroes of, the many preparations 6f the day; fo rting thing the vigor and tone to the svitcia: ath wonton . curative powers for_all-similar: diseases’ arising from a disardered stomoch. _ In the most severe . cases of crameé; diarrhea; and’ weikriése! in’ the stomach, the ‘* Bitters” have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. ‘Aga Tonic, Hostetter’s’ Bitters” are niost dtlightful, 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, 130 Washington street, San Francisco. a6 3m FEO AND SEE THE . Great Improvement -of this Age ! : S HOWARD’, . NEW IMPROVED rirony ok HOSE ; Sewing for sale uced yehes Having a miner dei, he will cash. Also, "pty tine of He sell ng.vragonbv. 7 ers, rnd the best artie from the Atlautic States: 4,000 Nurds of Ready-Jiade, Hose? is [eee e ani surro: Tht of Prices (with Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE DUCK.. HYDRAULIC PILOT, -< 60 ets OR EUREKA «: BHO. coesrarnenesetd 4D. ce ceeee vecwe cll 5-0.. vi peaeweesO7 6-0.. oéadbees 1280 al 70. « eecee seis oo 00S B-Or seers 9 6. veteee WW ose wrneesZ? "" Hip spat is ae : miners t Give spa portion o ronage ; he w edge ee to work a great eee roughout 1 the tate, as regards cheapness of hose, ete Go to his pines * usiness and examine the work performed 73 nim. Plage of business, — o 7 Mainstreet, Nevada. d15-tf— In Grier’s fire-proof brick . Memorandum Book Lost. OX Rg about the 22th, a small Memorandum Bsok, containing iwo Due Bills, payable oa ° C. Davey, dine months alter date; one fer dated April ist, the © other for $60 1a, Both due ne ils ar 0 are on the are pretomye rnd “Ten Dollar, reward will be paid tae of a are ee its contents. » iW P. é DAVEY. aT to tr¥"to destribe tlie ravages ,@ PAPO IIS I EE