February 8, 1861 (4 pages)

a ~~~" ghelled out the requisite six dollars, shrugged ee Ee CPt ito We “$heteantile fraternity, and, withal, he is ae a “before yesterday, & brother “quested our friend, Mr. M . lie -wany, and was soon as drunk as “heart gould liberate him but. the payment of six . on Me. M.with another requisition for six del. _ laps, the irrepressible Gan! having again found By the firemen, though the building was Hipitiecs spk Mangsville payers. "of “Linetum.” BOs avis ON. PRU tea! Mr. Berchet, 4 extn of salatalnoe, whose will pass the-beat in the: ¥ienchman; with a very decided French acwhajjidoes a little in the mining : Sp nica iy .gprigiearrabepmane nd Boe ‘came into the city, and, the spitit moving him to'go on a big drunk, very prudently reM., to ‘take charge of his‘money, twenty dollars, out of which suim, afar as it would go, “Mr. M.-was to com: “promise and settle any little extravaganzas he anight perpetrate. “The votary of eee ould wish. Policeman Rider, regarding his conduct as clearly within the meaning of the words “ drunk and disorderly,” incarcerated him in the calaboose, ffom which nothi 2g dollars. The inebrinte Gaul referred his eaptor to Mr. M.,. who paid the six dollars, liberated the prisoner, and urged him to go. ‘home. In ‘ashort time Marshal Gregory called “Mexico. He left the Island of Cuba some 8 DARD h te he Cea TGR RTE OS SEMA I OY ORR AGES EO Eee ee tomb, Whilst sérrow envelopes the nation in gloom} The hills round the spot where the hero is laid _ munlons f re-echo pratt ees ‘The loss of their heroes ne’er doomed Shall yearly retireto the spot where he’s laid. © And swell the ead dirge of great Washington’s shade. . The swedt toned maaiden whose feari are ‘dares’ (For soldiers.she finds may in battle be harmed,) By rang light shall steal te the.spot where he’s d. And beg the Protection of Wrashington’s shade, Our youths clad in arms : shall repair to his graye, And swear by his relies their country to save; His name thus invoked whosoe’r shall invade, Shall fall early victims te Washington’s shade. E> Fp ‘WHEAREAOUTS OF FowLer.—Me. lees V.Fewler, late Postmaster of -the City of New York, is now a resident. ef -the City of three months ago, where he had resided as an extraditionst anda fugitive from the laws of the United States, When lastheard from, he complained of injustice and ingratitude.of “the interior of the calaboose, on a second charge of “drunk and disordetly.” Mr. M. his shoulders, and quietly remarked : ‘Twelve -dollaire! By gar zat make vun too movsh big hole in ze depesite!’ He, however, gave his bachanalian friend some excellent advice, and again started him on his way, as he thought, to his honie. In an hour or two, Constable Asher made a. eall upon Mr. M., with the information that his depositer was again in the clutches of the law, on the old ‘complaint of “drunk and disorderly,” and wiring another six dollar installment. Bie. déposit. When . you come yunce more, I pay for ze-dronk, I no pay nossing for ze disor——derly P-What_became of the “drunk and disorderly” cuss, after his third: liberation from the calaboose, we Juni not learned. ‘Sdhiden Yahi, Wei informed that a fire broke out in 2 house in. Grass Valley, on ‘Tuesday, which was p “extinguished ‘The brother of Mr. Cutter, who arrived ‘im time to see him die of small pox, has, al @0, we are informed, beer! attackéd by the same dreadful disease, and ig now lying danST PE Pen VakyBriecs’ ‘Gueer Gonunare ‘—To those wis hold tickets in the above named concern, it may be:interesting to learn thatthe next Gift Concert will come off at the seaaiiheoe theaet March, — inet ae ree ebligations for the Tribune Almanac, so valaable as.a book of political Teference, and several numbers of Punch. . Pr Our frierd, Vasey ay newspaper agent, has our thanks for various San NN ster sae ‘DAT AGIN. "Phe Norfolk, ing accused: the other day by another darker of being in favor of Lincoln's election, became very much incensed at the charge.— Pulling off his coat and squaring himeelf a la Heehan, he dared his sable friend to “jist say dat agin.” “He would knock der debil out of any nigger dat cussed him for being 1m favor A Nopte Sentiment prom a Great Acror.—Edwin Forrest, the eminent tragedian, writing to a friend in Boston, on New Year’s Eve, makes use of the following noble sentiment. It ought to he printed in letters of gold and sent broadcast over the country. Se ee ee 44 Great God ! in what a me! idige our coanity now ! An ineradical nied that he had received any contributions “an chien! zere is but ins dollair ieft of ze false friends, who had fattened on his bounty and participated in the speculitions ‘into which-he had been forced. The gentleman Strew virgins ‘the yet Wb Washington's 3 wren, “"SEORET ORDERS. —_ Nevada Lodge, Se taeieiens at Masonic Hall, on Broad comm SS A. Pssgre wecaimaicns F, ane atie S jaa soe €HARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Cutlery, Silver Ware and Melaey’s Block, —__ ge, oraer. carefull wrflctee guaran and and Jewelry . cvs 20th, Se a tr ee . 3 J. F. Rudolph, . semblles first Set aed eng t b Fon eae Charles Marsh, Commander F. Rudolph, Acting Recorder. obi Reais, . Oustomah Lodge; No. 16— = or e at their nt A y —— at he j.W. Chinn, V-G. Independent Order of Knighthesa: oyNevada Camp, No. at cad nee Hall bite tf Levey, C.: ee a ‘ 9 Ne Ge; : Sons of ‘Temperance, Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday eveni ; at Tem ce Halt. James Churchman, W. P.; R. H. Raymond, EK. S. _Union Toc @. 4, (Good Templars) meet every Ieee. Rev. er; W, Ss B Brierly, O, TG Ae 3 Ee Pacific Man Sceatabhip Comp’s says that Mr. Fowler was ina state of utter destitution, and that-all his worldly con sisted of a seedy suit of clothes, a trunk, a very small sum of money, and an old commission acknowledging him to be a Grand. Sachem of the. Tammany Society, He defrom the friends he had formerly served, and . repudiated any present connection with them. He acknowledged his manifold follies, and_regretted that he had-noetremained ‘to his imprudent action, ' ., MADEMOISELLE Cico’s SEcRET.—M'lle . Rail Cico is a sparkling and popular actress, who performs in one of the Paris theaters. Some time since she became involved, as witness, in a civil suit: Now, it is obligatory, in France, when a witness is called on the stand, to tell not only his-‘name but. also his age. This, it appears, was not exactly to the liking of the actress, but was hugely ‘relished: by her feminine rivals-in the profession, who. flocked to-the court room on the day of trial, apparently to gratify mere curiosity, but really to enjoy the confusion of the fair witness. When the fatal question was asked, the speetators held their breath, not to lose a syllable. Mille Cico walked up to the judge’s stand, aa close-as she could get, and raising herself on her tip-toes, whispered something to the judge, who, in his turn, gallantly whispered it to the clerk, who silently wrote it down. Mille Cico then gave a ‘triumphant look towards the elongated faees-of her-rivals, after} ° which she proceeded with her testimony. ~<a Tne Kine or Iraty.—It 1s impossible Emanuel. He goes out alone on foot, and eriters the theatre at the public door. One day the porteress of the Angonness Theater caught agentleman in the act of puffiing the smoke of his cigar at her cat, which he had found in a corner and kept there. Rushing forward to:rescue her favorite, she seized the tormentor by the arm, and on his«turning round recognized the King. A Deticate ConunprumM.—A modest young gentleman at a dinner party, put the following conundrum: “ Why are most people who eat turkey like babies?” No reply. ‘The modest-man blushed, and would have backed out, but finally gave the reason : “ Because they are fond of the breast.”— Two middle-aged ladies fainted, and the young man was caarried out by the coroner. : EMANCIPATION.—The decree freeing the peasants of Russia has been signed by Alexander, and was to have been promulgated on the Ist of saa: aA A Grawress.—In Boston there is & woman eight feet high and large in p She is estimated to = upwards of 300 ~~ port of. Mazatlan is blockaded by the French ship Seriuz, France denenting $10,000,-a8 an old demand. i ee : EF Rarey, the horee-tamer, is‘ giving exhibitions in New York, with great applause. } t home to meet the cansequences incident . te be more easy of aceess than is . Victor i MazaTLaN.—The Alta reports that the ment, int LINE TO PANAMA: — : vin the Steamer of the Atlantic and . F teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Connectin Pacifie For New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Franciseo and Panama. & DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARE* The " magnificent Steamship GRE oxcre san, Will leave aa © be wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on On Friday, Fesrmary 45, 1861. EAN AM att statin temaecboale 4. with chaemnahi for NEW YORK. pata h tickets can be obtained: The Panama Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Co. have’ us Agents for thé t will be received on board 12. 0’clock (midnight) on Mon t will be received on board pegs and a written ortte shit vs aa F cae or Paaeage ADD tg : s shipmen: ‘or or apply to Cor. Sacramento and Leideadrf at the steamship un: day. Sept. 10th. r Sheriff ‘s Sale. HEREAS, on the 2ist day of danuary, AD D. 1861, a deeree was dered in the Distria of 14th Sale District of the State of Nig in and for county of N: sar trket a vor of. ie forthe vu 676 79, ( debt.) cipal at the ii Be frou ts all costs of suit. fy ie said 2tst day of January, A. D., 1861, it’ Poach ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the Mo set forth in be the. Cut ofthe North Claims,” situated on the west end with the open cit, tunnel, sluices, Ny hose, and all other fixtures and appurtefauces affixed and belunging,” be levied upon and sold tosatisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof to the t of said sums of money as aforesaid.” ae is hereby given, that I will expose te sale, all the above described p ity, to Be highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Coart ouse door, in on W Y, Feb, rt 1 180 betiraen the hours of 9 » Ae Mey Given under my hand, this 2ist day of p> aol 1861. * . VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Pom Diekson, Under Sheriff. Sargent & Niles, Plaiatif’s Attorneys. The above sale is po Postponed to March _Joth, 1861, ay order bt a Attorne = 16-td . B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Satie. HEREAS, on the 4th day of February PD. 1861, a final judigmen 1 dered in the District Court of the District of the State of California, county of Nevada, in favor of Aires Evans and inst 8. S. Lewis for the sum of Eleven bss and Ninety-five Dollarsdebt with interest on the and a half per ct. per — from the rendition of me age until paid, t r with all costs of seere, AD tosis ae sotaea oan by A. D. A the said court, that the Mo set forth in -— Plaintiff's complaint be fi and the proptwty therein described to-wit: The undivided Parma yma sey (Aig 8. Le — ‘eusclaims and di: s of re gp Lewis bald, and fre Snaivi ded one-half share of 8. 8. Se iewis a the — and diggiugs of Hiscox & Lewis immediate y adjoining the above claims. The two-setts of above mentioned are situated on e Hill, Township, sera coat es tha beam) tae tik, toes cn nor wo Cy weetland A dain be to ane Creek, en the-east by mg to O. Hiscox, on thesouth by the Granioe peneel. Com arse ee ae oO. s eom The esid y tte interest, cities or demand of and deseribed claims and ev et nid ede and the proceeds , > PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 1 = Ab Tallman, aneaster, : AED The pub INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND ten si ae to-wit + known 0) the« Satior F Juan "Hill, . in the county of Ne. at ‘the rate of two z DRUB. M. Over Harrington’s: Saloon. RESIDENCES NO. 25, REVERS st, ‘ad evils, beeper i ee UNION LIVERY STABLE Broad and ‘Main Sts, Nevada. : John As bai thé public. ge ay Wrenches added exvely to his a eas estab‘lishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c., &c,, and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as ean be found in the State, Welt Stonnint, Sot and wa sarge got we ju for 8 or emen w ready ail oe, A long omeieanen in the business and leads me we peler 4 will be able.to give . = oye to Horses “on li b td walwe Veen erlth eet > }-for-the meoor artic, Bally & ~ The quality of easure or engaged busines 8 womld do well nie me a roar J. BH. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, a BROAD STREET, ., Opposite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. RRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished on short notice. Horses boarded by the Day,. Week, or b the Month, at the most Yavorable rates. B19 UNITED STATES BATHS! re undersigned meee pure the citinedia as J yet he vicinity that dot ve completed wellknown eee mee ca ieee a erie, eonstantly on hand “ Dr tor,’’ celebrated for-its Pe calhenl oat powers gs te Kegpe the F Fhe, ate eradicates dandruif an 8 the rfrom RFUMERY—A tne tsertnend on hand. ate LAMPE &:BRO., 54 Bread street TT. ELLARD BEANS, 62 Broad Street, “ WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions, XK Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, en (Suecessers to J.8. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada W “iitein Groene AND RETAIL DEAL RS in Groceries; Provisions, Shelf Goods ining ‘Tools, Quiekatlver, Bar'ey, Wheat and Ground Feed, &c., &c. s5-tf WALL & NEWMAN BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. Ts: BILLIARD SALOON, SITUATED street, Nevada, two doors above . Wall & Co.’s store, is offered for sale. ietor: intending to leave the business, 8 establishmen _AT-A VERY MODERATS. PRICES. The Decorations of the Saloonare unique, comprising a series of VIEWS unequalled in any ment Fer further a4 ay meres hey © oe Miabalachah om W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J.M, Hamilton & Co.) BPS tee Saf AREF a Blacksmiths d a en 27 MAIN STREET; NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf. GENERAL DEALERS IN owder, Duck, etc., ete. ‘FALLMAN & TURNER, ~~. The prowill sell tura Bovis, ©o 1 the es best FA ng COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, Sten oy v8 ~~ Dealers in ned Seeneareneaeiemnéde Mieke! : STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE — ¥ Boe minen Fee sizes, Pi decnae mane a the miners of . : “Lead Pips, Hydraulic Pipes, te: List of ith Duck furnished for Hose 4 Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with . ,Wi*t of Piece (with Which will ta 475 of : me neatness and despatch. sep7-tf . pressure, single. 20cts per yard for é 2 oF — ; LAWRENCE ee ae wars & mA . PO cidevseveresen ie comtmamet ery Both BAFFLE peppers: isaaonvt 63 2O-vverenvee saad Che @ervs TO THE E FACT THAT Mr. C. 4 Resets borer sney = > ae s +53 *s Gift Entertainment is soon to MSGi Ree 70 50. iene. come M4 ior inclemency of the weather at . > /)""*" Sgedenssite 73 ry ania the Fisk 3 nate Gereiand to postpone eerestier nae neg ~ $i seeee ts ty ite ie seiih Bee scacter ieee 7° AMG svicuced a dinterteinment peyererey SS eet er ame Tuesday, apyemrets 12th, 1861. 10-0. sence ssagdeers ie : oat eset Those who wish to } Tickets can do 80 fae ee Beeecee i 3 oeeeeetececen try colling 40.90 ot , on Broad street. BF cle Sig te eto = eo Pow age pate the miners ote himeeif 2 liber a ir tf) e ’ sa eaiiis ie ool Seca re 2 aang ’ ‘7 “ Go to his place of & ain the WE peogtion, inal: the Conrty of $e State of work performed by him. of business, Grass Vallcy, Jan. 10—3m : 7 street, Nevada. s dj5-tf— In *s fire-proof Memorandum Book Lost. ee horse, Cruiser, with . ghered tet eee, nse . stm Cor. sah street and Tcbej-aties uneqaatled Bitters and Touie arc ‘. tiew meeting with unparalleled sales and favor bility, Loss of ‘appetite or any irregularity of the can offer. It renovates, purifies and “. preparations ef the day, for . Sie pene he rose his pm sunken comaey cheeks tome, and ex! doubts of ever seing: y New Year’s Day, the Doctor’s mirth * od and » ered that case, vao.ne need de i" ginered oor uary 10th, met the same person; im the samc place; byt for which cireumstance I 8 : have kaownane, ts resurrection B . strong desire to get work. MASON Mik tesnees Wiese Ga 1 consumers, Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De‘stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as Well asa most wholsome’ and agreeable tonic. ~ As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, arid have with thousands become ant Indispensable, Family Medicine ; being, perfectlypure and free from any deleterious sgbstamce, can be taken by all young and old, male and female. with benefit. For sale w GEO. W. SNELL, o— And by the principal ‘Grocers; Droggfets . and ‘Wine merchants ie nes the i n6-3m CONSU Hall’s Balsam has proved more spenaatel than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages ofconsumption. Those _ whodoubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. . ‘ Dr. Whi. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constit forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine: } astonishing Temedy for ConsuUMPTION and LuNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and.is.richly worth a fair trial. Nightswents and ‘spitting of Blood—For these complaints, nome cait be found so efficacious as Dr. Wo. Harts BaLsam. It . subdues the irriration, stops the restores the strength tm a Very short ‘time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg; and restores the strength in a very short space of time. It is well worthy your trial. i Pr Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s _ Balsam. For sale by all 8, and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. The Bal* ‘sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six heursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whele_ sale dealer im GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, i Washington street, San Francisco The wide reputition which Dr. J Seat ter’s “STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past:year bespeaks its excellence in a more ferciblemanyer than any words which we the system, and aids thie stomach in the performance ofits functions. It fs regarded onall sides. as a sovereign specific, and, ;toprocure = it im the best possible way, should be the ¢ of the public. We comméndit with more than” __ ‘usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many curative powers for all similar diseases . from a disardered stomoch. In the cases of crame, diarrhea, and weak stomach, the “* Bitters * have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest suceess. : Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries-antl Hotels thronghont the United States. GEO, W. SNELJ. successor to Park. & White, General agent for California, 130. Washington street, Sen Franeiseo. a6 3m siapmrnh sanesa-tha gr dave! cod potatos arising ; erGo AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this. Age! Ss. HOWARD's NEWIMPROVED HYDRAULICHOSE Having a Soving Boas > hand, 7 Scill volt the Be heat cash. Also, agood supp ny ot Tia Hos * feat eecint io Dae ly pa

a ~~~" ghelled out the requisite six dollars, shrugged ee Ee CPt ito We “$heteantile fraternity, and, withal, he is ae a “before yesterday, & brother “quested our friend, Mr. M . lie -wany, and was soon as drunk as “heart gould liberate him but. the payment of six . on Me. M.with another requisition for six del. _ laps, the irrepressible Gan! having again found By the firemen, though the building was Hipitiecs spk Mangsville payers. "of “Linetum.” BOs avis ON. PRU tea! Mr. Berchet, 4 extn of salatalnoe, whose will pass the-beat in the: ¥ienchman; with a very decided French acwhajjidoes a little in the mining : Sp nica iy .gprigiearrabepmane nd Boe ‘came into the city, and, the spitit moving him to'go on a big drunk, very prudently reM., to ‘take charge of his‘money, twenty dollars, out of which suim, afar as it would go, “Mr. M.-was to com: “promise and settle any little extravaganzas he anight perpetrate. “The votary of eee ould wish. Policeman Rider, regarding his conduct as clearly within the meaning of the words “ drunk and disorderly,” incarcerated him in the calaboose, ffom which nothi 2g dollars. The inebrinte Gaul referred his eaptor to Mr. M.,. who paid the six dollars, liberated the prisoner, and urged him to go. ‘home. In ‘ashort time Marshal Gregory called “Mexico. He left the Island of Cuba some 8 DARD h te he Cea TGR RTE OS SEMA I OY ORR AGES EO Eee ee tomb, Whilst sérrow envelopes the nation in gloom} The hills round the spot where the hero is laid _ munlons f re-echo pratt ees ‘The loss of their heroes ne’er doomed Shall yearly retireto the spot where he’s laid. © And swell the ead dirge of great Washington’s shade. . The swedt toned maaiden whose feari are ‘dares’ (For soldiers.she finds may in battle be harmed,) By rang light shall steal te the.spot where he’s d. And beg the Protection of Wrashington’s shade, Our youths clad in arms : shall repair to his graye, And swear by his relies their country to save; His name thus invoked whosoe’r shall invade, Shall fall early victims te Washington’s shade. E> Fp ‘WHEAREAOUTS OF FowLer.—Me. lees V.Fewler, late Postmaster of -the City of New York, is now a resident. ef -the City of three months ago, where he had resided as an extraditionst anda fugitive from the laws of the United States, When lastheard from, he complained of injustice and ingratitude.of “the interior of the calaboose, on a second charge of “drunk and disordetly.” Mr. M. his shoulders, and quietly remarked : ‘Twelve -dollaire! By gar zat make vun too movsh big hole in ze depesite!’ He, however, gave his bachanalian friend some excellent advice, and again started him on his way, as he thought, to his honie. In an hour or two, Constable Asher made a. eall upon Mr. M., with the information that his depositer was again in the clutches of the law, on the old ‘complaint of “drunk and disorderly,” and wiring another six dollar installment. Bie. déposit. When . you come yunce more, I pay for ze-dronk, I no pay nossing for ze disor——derly P-What_became of the “drunk and disorderly” cuss, after his third: liberation from the calaboose, we Juni not learned. ‘Sdhiden Yahi, Wei informed that a fire broke out in 2 house in. Grass Valley, on ‘Tuesday, which was p “extinguished ‘The brother of Mr. Cutter, who arrived ‘im time to see him die of small pox, has, al @0, we are informed, beer! attackéd by the same dreadful disease, and ig now lying danST PE Pen VakyBriecs’ ‘Gueer Gonunare ‘—To those wis hold tickets in the above named concern, it may be:interesting to learn thatthe next Gift Concert will come off at the seaaiiheoe theaet March, — inet ae ree ebligations for the Tribune Almanac, so valaable as.a book of political Teference, and several numbers of Punch. . Pr Our frierd, Vasey ay newspaper agent, has our thanks for various San NN ster sae ‘DAT AGIN. "Phe Norfolk, ing accused: the other day by another darker of being in favor of Lincoln's election, became very much incensed at the charge.— Pulling off his coat and squaring himeelf a la Heehan, he dared his sable friend to “jist say dat agin.” “He would knock der debil out of any nigger dat cussed him for being 1m favor A Nopte Sentiment prom a Great Acror.—Edwin Forrest, the eminent tragedian, writing to a friend in Boston, on New Year’s Eve, makes use of the following noble sentiment. It ought to he printed in letters of gold and sent broadcast over the country. Se ee ee 44 Great God ! in what a me! idige our coanity now ! An ineradical nied that he had received any contributions “an chien! zere is but ins dollair ieft of ze false friends, who had fattened on his bounty and participated in the speculitions ‘into which-he had been forced. The gentleman Strew virgins ‘the yet Wb Washington's 3 wren, “"SEORET ORDERS. —_ Nevada Lodge, Se taeieiens at Masonic Hall, on Broad comm SS A. Pssgre wecaimaicns F, ane atie S jaa soe €HARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Cutlery, Silver Ware and Melaey’s Block, —__ ge, oraer. carefull wrflctee guaran and and Jewelry . cvs 20th, Se a tr ee . 3 J. F. Rudolph, . semblles first Set aed eng t b Fon eae Charles Marsh, Commander F. Rudolph, Acting Recorder. obi Reais, . Oustomah Lodge; No. 16— = or e at their nt A y —— at he j.W. Chinn, V-G. Independent Order of Knighthesa: oyNevada Camp, No. at cad nee Hall bite tf Levey, C.: ee a ‘ 9 Ne Ge; : Sons of ‘Temperance, Sierra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets every Saturday eveni ; at Tem ce Halt. James Churchman, W. P.; R. H. Raymond, EK. S. _Union Toc @. 4, (Good Templars) meet every Ieee. Rev. er; W, Ss B Brierly, O, TG Ae 3 Ee Pacific Man Sceatabhip Comp’s says that Mr. Fowler was ina state of utter destitution, and that-all his worldly con sisted of a seedy suit of clothes, a trunk, a very small sum of money, and an old commission acknowledging him to be a Grand. Sachem of the. Tammany Society, He defrom the friends he had formerly served, and . repudiated any present connection with them. He acknowledged his manifold follies, and_regretted that he had-noetremained ‘to his imprudent action, ' ., MADEMOISELLE Cico’s SEcRET.—M'lle . Rail Cico is a sparkling and popular actress, who performs in one of the Paris theaters. Some time since she became involved, as witness, in a civil suit: Now, it is obligatory, in France, when a witness is called on the stand, to tell not only his-‘name but. also his age. This, it appears, was not exactly to the liking of the actress, but was hugely ‘relished: by her feminine rivals-in the profession, who. flocked to-the court room on the day of trial, apparently to gratify mere curiosity, but really to enjoy the confusion of the fair witness. When the fatal question was asked, the speetators held their breath, not to lose a syllable. Mille Cico walked up to the judge’s stand, aa close-as she could get, and raising herself on her tip-toes, whispered something to the judge, who, in his turn, gallantly whispered it to the clerk, who silently wrote it down. Mille Cico then gave a ‘triumphant look towards the elongated faees-of her-rivals, after} ° which she proceeded with her testimony. ~<a Tne Kine or Iraty.—It 1s impossible Emanuel. He goes out alone on foot, and eriters the theatre at the public door. One day the porteress of the Angonness Theater caught agentleman in the act of puffiing the smoke of his cigar at her cat, which he had found in a corner and kept there. Rushing forward to:rescue her favorite, she seized the tormentor by the arm, and on his«turning round recognized the King. A Deticate ConunprumM.—A modest young gentleman at a dinner party, put the following conundrum: “ Why are most people who eat turkey like babies?” No reply. ‘The modest-man blushed, and would have backed out, but finally gave the reason : “ Because they are fond of the breast.”— Two middle-aged ladies fainted, and the young man was caarried out by the coroner. : EMANCIPATION.—The decree freeing the peasants of Russia has been signed by Alexander, and was to have been promulgated on the Ist of saa: aA A Grawress.—In Boston there is & woman eight feet high and large in p She is estimated to = upwards of 300 ~~ port of. Mazatlan is blockaded by the French ship Seriuz, France denenting $10,000,-a8 an old demand. i ee : EF Rarey, the horee-tamer, is‘ giving exhibitions in New York, with great applause. } t home to meet the cansequences incident . te be more easy of aceess than is . Victor i MazaTLaN.—The Alta reports that the ment, int LINE TO PANAMA: — : vin the Steamer of the Atlantic and . F teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Connectin Pacifie For New York. Having Spare Steamers at San Franciseo and Panama. & DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARE* The " magnificent Steamship GRE oxcre san, Will leave aa © be wharf, with Passengers and Treasure, on On Friday, Fesrmary 45, 1861. EAN AM att statin temaecboale 4. with chaemnahi for NEW YORK. pata h tickets can be obtained: The Panama Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Co. have’ us Agents for thé t will be received on board 12. 0’clock (midnight) on Mon t will be received on board pegs and a written ortte shit vs aa F cae or Paaeage ADD tg : s shipmen: ‘or or apply to Cor. Sacramento and Leideadrf at the steamship un: day. Sept. 10th. r Sheriff ‘s Sale. HEREAS, on the 2ist day of danuary, AD D. 1861, a deeree was dered in the Distria of 14th Sale District of the State of Nig in and for county of N: sar trket a vor of. ie forthe vu 676 79, ( debt.) cipal at the ii Be frou ts all costs of suit. fy ie said 2tst day of January, A. D., 1861, it’ Poach ordered and decreed by the said Court, that the Mo set forth in be the. Cut ofthe North Claims,” situated on the west end

with the open cit, tunnel, sluices, Ny hose, and all other fixtures and appurtefauces affixed and belunging,” be levied upon and sold tosatisfy said Judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof to the t of said sums of money as aforesaid.” ae is hereby given, that I will expose te sale, all the above described p ity, to Be highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Coart ouse door, in on W Y, Feb, rt 1 180 betiraen the hours of 9 » Ae Mey Given under my hand, this 2ist day of p> aol 1861. * . VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By Pom Diekson, Under Sheriff. Sargent & Niles, Plaiatif’s Attorneys. The above sale is po Postponed to March _Joth, 1861, ay order bt a Attorne = 16-td . B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff. Sheriff’s Satie. HEREAS, on the 4th day of February PD. 1861, a final judigmen 1 dered in the District Court of the District of the State of California, county of Nevada, in favor of Aires Evans and inst 8. S. Lewis for the sum of Eleven bss and Ninety-five Dollarsdebt with interest on the and a half per ct. per — from the rendition of me age until paid, t r with all costs of seere, AD tosis ae sotaea oan by A. D. A the said court, that the Mo set forth in -— Plaintiff's complaint be fi and the proptwty therein described to-wit: The undivided Parma yma sey (Aig 8. Le — ‘eusclaims and di: s of re gp Lewis bald, and fre Snaivi ded one-half share of 8. 8. Se iewis a the — and diggiugs of Hiscox & Lewis immediate y adjoining the above claims. The two-setts of above mentioned are situated on e Hill, Township, sera coat es tha beam) tae tik, toes cn nor wo Cy weetland A dain be to ane Creek, en the-east by mg to O. Hiscox, on thesouth by the Granioe peneel. Com arse ee ae oO. s eom The esid y tte interest, cities or demand of and deseribed claims and ev et nid ede and the proceeds , > PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, 1 = Ab Tallman, aneaster, : AED The pub INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND ten si ae to-wit + known 0) the« Satior F Juan "Hill, . in the county of Ne. at ‘the rate of two z DRUB. M. Over Harrington’s: Saloon. RESIDENCES NO. 25, REVERS st, ‘ad evils, beeper i ee UNION LIVERY STABLE Broad and ‘Main Sts, Nevada. : John As bai thé public. ge ay Wrenches added exvely to his a eas estab‘lishment of Horses, Buggies, Saddles, Harness, &c., &c,, and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as ean be found in the State, Welt Stonnint, Sot and wa sarge got we ju for 8 or emen w ready ail oe, A long omeieanen in the business and leads me we peler 4 will be able.to give . = oye to Horses “on li b td walwe Veen erlth eet > }-for-the meoor artic, Bally & ~ The quality of easure or engaged busines 8 womld do well nie me a roar J. BH. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, a BROAD STREET, ., Opposite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. RRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished on short notice. Horses boarded by the Day,. Week, or b the Month, at the most Yavorable rates. B19 UNITED STATES BATHS! re undersigned meee pure the citinedia as J yet he vicinity that dot ve completed wellknown eee mee ca ieee a erie, eonstantly on hand “ Dr tor,’’ celebrated for-its Pe calhenl oat powers gs te Kegpe the F Fhe, ate eradicates dandruif an 8 the rfrom RFUMERY—A tne tsertnend on hand. ate LAMPE &:BRO., 54 Bread street TT. ELLARD BEANS, 62 Broad Street, “ WHOLESALE AND BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions, XK Goods deliv~ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, en (Suecessers to J.8. Wall,) No. 65 Broad Street, Nevada W “iitein Groene AND RETAIL DEAL RS in Groceries; Provisions, Shelf Goods ining ‘Tools, Quiekatlver, Bar'ey, Wheat and Ground Feed, &c., &c. s5-tf WALL & NEWMAN BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. Ts: BILLIARD SALOON, SITUATED street, Nevada, two doors above . Wall & Co.’s store, is offered for sale. ietor: intending to leave the business, 8 establishmen _AT-A VERY MODERATS. PRICES. The Decorations of the Saloonare unique, comprising a series of VIEWS unequalled in any ment Fer further a4 ay meres hey © oe Miabalachah om W. H. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to J.M, Hamilton & Co.) BPS tee Saf AREF a Blacksmiths d a en 27 MAIN STREET; NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf. GENERAL DEALERS IN owder, Duck, etc., ete. ‘FALLMAN & TURNER, ~~. The prowill sell tura Bovis, ©o 1 the es best FA ng COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA, Sten oy v8 ~~ Dealers in ned Seeneareneaeiemnéde Mieke! : STOVES, TIN AND HARDWARE — ¥ Boe minen Fee sizes, Pi decnae mane a the miners of . : “Lead Pips, Hydraulic Pipes, te: List of ith Duck furnished for Hose 4 Copper Work and Jobbing done to order with . ,Wi*t of Piece (with Which will ta 475 of : me neatness and despatch. sep7-tf . pressure, single. 20cts per yard for é 2 oF — ; LAWRENCE ee ae wars & mA . PO cidevseveresen ie comtmamet ery Both BAFFLE peppers: isaaonvt 63 2O-vverenvee saad Che @ervs TO THE E FACT THAT Mr. C. 4 Resets borer sney = > ae s +53 *s Gift Entertainment is soon to MSGi Ree 70 50. iene. come M4 ior inclemency of the weather at . > /)""*" Sgedenssite 73 ry ania the Fisk 3 nate Gereiand to postpone eerestier nae neg ~ $i seeee ts ty ite ie seiih Bee scacter ieee 7° AMG svicuced a dinterteinment peyererey SS eet er ame Tuesday, apyemrets 12th, 1861. 10-0. sence ssagdeers ie : oat eset Those who wish to } Tickets can do 80 fae ee Beeecee i 3 oeeeeetececen try colling 40.90 ot , on Broad street. BF cle Sig te eto = eo Pow age pate the miners ote himeeif 2 liber a ir tf) e ’ sa eaiiis ie ool Seca re 2 aang ’ ‘7 “ Go to his place of & ain the WE peogtion, inal: the Conrty of $e State of work performed by him. of business, Grass Vallcy, Jan. 10—3m : 7 street, Nevada. s dj5-tf— In *s fire-proof Memorandum Book Lost. ee horse, Cruiser, with . ghered tet eee, nse . stm Cor. sah street and Tcbej-aties uneqaatled Bitters and Touie arc ‘. tiew meeting with unparalleled sales and favor bility, Loss of ‘appetite or any irregularity of the can offer. It renovates, purifies and “. preparations ef the day, for . Sie pene he rose his pm sunken comaey cheeks tome, and ex! doubts of ever seing: y New Year’s Day, the Doctor’s mirth * od and » ered that case, vao.ne need de i" ginered oor uary 10th, met the same person; im the samc place; byt for which cireumstance I 8 : have kaownane, ts resurrection B . strong desire to get work. MASON Mik tesnees Wiese Ga 1 consumers, Inall cases of Dyspepsia, De‘stomach, they will be found an efficient remedy, as Well asa most wholsome’ and agreeable tonic. ~ As apreventative of Chills and Fever, they have no equal, arid have with thousands become ant Indispensable, Family Medicine ; being, perfectlypure and free from any deleterious sgbstamce, can be taken by all young and old, male and female. with benefit. For sale w GEO. W. SNELL, o— And by the principal ‘Grocers; Droggfets . and ‘Wine merchants ie nes the i n6-3m CONSU Hall’s Balsam has proved more spenaatel than all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages ofconsumption. Those _ whodoubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. . ‘ Dr. Whi. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constit forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine: } astonishing Temedy for ConsuUMPTION and LuNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and.is.richly worth a fair trial. Nightswents and ‘spitting of Blood—For these complaints, nome cait be found so efficacious as Dr. Wo. Harts BaLsam. It . subdues the irriration, stops the restores the strength tm a Very short ‘time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg; and restores the strength in a very short space of time. It is well worthy your trial. i Pr Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s _ Balsam. For sale by all 8, and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Influenze. The Bal* ‘sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six heursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whele_ sale dealer im GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, i Washington street, San Francisco The wide reputition which Dr. J Seat ter’s “STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past:year bespeaks its excellence in a more ferciblemanyer than any words which we the system, and aids thie stomach in the performance ofits functions. It fs regarded onall sides. as a sovereign specific, and, ;toprocure = it im the best possible way, should be the ¢ of the public. We comméndit with more than” __ ‘usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many curative powers for all similar diseases . from a disardered stomoch. In the cases of crame, diarrhea, and weak stomach, the “* Bitters * have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest suceess. : Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, especially before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries-antl Hotels thronghont the United States. GEO, W. SNELJ. successor to Park. & White, General agent for California, 130. Washington street, Sen Franeiseo. a6 3m siapmrnh sanesa-tha gr dave! cod potatos arising ; erGo AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this. Age! Ss. HOWARD's NEWIMPROVED HYDRAULICHOSE Having a Soving Boas > hand, 7 Scill volt the Be heat cash. Also, agood supp ny ot Tia Hos * feat eecint io Dae ly pa