February 9, 1861 (4 pages)

eA NEPAD mfg me Ney mm SEE STEP Aine it A ey ANA eat Pe BG ey I LIE OT CLT AA LIE ELA AALS ANID IDS EATERS EBA ttn NONE RENN anee U8 crip. at Saez EK IN sitors. tin acLE Page oie OE me §ene nerves Pa jatisfac\RIES, _ ted officers for the ensting'term: Président, AL A. Sargent, M: L. Marsh and I. J. Rolfe. » teria just. closed, the ‘Whole buntber now be' honorary members of the association. _ its: Ite dues aie but$1,50-per quarter,and-}_ Nevada. The celebration is to be in the shape torical and seientifie works, poetry, biograEVADA LipRaky AssociaTion.—At the semi-annual meeting of this association, held on Thursday evening at their hall on Main street, the fullowing gentlemen were elec. Charles Marsh ; Viee President, A. C. Niles; Treasurer and Secretary, J. M. Levey; Li-} brarian, 8. W. Boring; Business, Committee, ‘Phe reports of the Officers showed that many new books had been added during the ing.about. ‘thirteen hundred. ‘The “finances are in thealthy condition, and the institution isa great sttecess. “The business committee were ditected to procure new books-as they were published. S A vote of'thanks was gitewto Chas. Marsh, Esq. for his liber: ality to the uss ciitivii, ‘tnd to Rey, Dr. Deal for a valuable Pryor of books. Rev. Messrs, Deal and Brierly, were ide We are glad to. chronicle the ‘success of this institution, and ‘call attention to its merare thus within the meaus of. all, while the influence it imparts by the circulation of useful und entertaining reading in thecommarity is beyond price. We trust there will he « large imerease of membership during this term, that the association may be able te carry out its purpose of getting all late publication of value as fast as they are issued. The catalogue now embraces a wide range of hisphy and fiction, travels, adventures, &c. “Ev: ery family should have access to stich.a Collection of books.” In this new and migratory . state large private librarics are costly and inconvenient. But here all the benefits of one. of ‘'themost-sterling libraries can be. enjoyed atanominal price. Anyone wishing membership ean procure ‘ithy appleation to J. M. Levey the Secretary at the Clerk's Office. te H.H. Wickes & Co., have jak received a large and elegant stock of goods from New York, purchased expressly for this market. Call and examine their books, stationery, blank, books, gold pens, cutlery, novels, , letter paper, violins, magazines, pictotials, &e., &c. Country merchants will find it to their advantage to purchase of Messrs. Wickes & Co., as, they sell.cheaper and have a better stock of goods than any other establishment in the mountains. We like their style of‘ doing bnsiness—they are thorough business men—buying and selling for > ATTEMPTED HicgHway Roppery —An attempt was made, on last. Thursday night, to rob Mr. Seadden, of Grass Valley,. on his feturn home-from Nevada,-Mr. 8. was riding }in a buggy, and when past the tol! gate, a lian sprang. from the road side, and attempted to take hold of thé bridle.” ‘The horse shied, causing the man. to miss his hold, and he was knocked down by the animal, as he kept on his tourse. Mr. 8. did not stop tu see what demagntte would-be robber suffered. sa Wasuingron’s Bern Day.—We are happy to see that arrangements are on foot to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of the Father of his Country; by: the citizens of of a ball, and from what we have already learned of the preparations in contemplation, we are satisfied that it will eclipse anything of the sort that’ lever ton place in our midst. te Hons. N.C. Miller and E. W. Councilman, of the Assembly, will please accept our thanks for the Reports of the State Controller and Surveyor General. BURGLARY.—The store of Chas. Schardin, at Newtown, was burglariously entered on Wednesday night, and robbed of one hun4red dollars in money, and a quantity of goods. , Dastricr CourT.—Thursday, Feb. 7th. Butte vs. may: Dismissed at cost of plaintiff, Booth va. Small. An action for restitutioa of mining ground and damoges. ptt otionons, senanaeh site thas {FF We learn from Gee. 8. Peirce, that the Martinetti Troupe will panne rag ‘alan Thnsien oo Thnredey evening next.{FF Episcopal service will be held at: the F unhappy, too threatening,, to warrant one in . for it Txand their only hope is in the preseroe a a Nout RAE, Stn. —F prc ge tag “In favor of B.C. bieas 650 503 son, 157 00; J.N. Tiirner 1,499 38; nw. . i McArthur, 809 96 ; W. H:-Crawford & Co. Horace Hale, 122 00; J. Thompson, 6975 : T.W Colburn, 84 28°; George W. Keeney, Tallman & “Turner, 20855. Total $5,194 1h, A stay of procosding for 60 days was also entered. 7 Booth vs. Small et al. Damages to mining claims and for restitution. Jury found for pluintiffand assessed ‘damages at $1. : Court adjourned until Monday next. THe Paciric RatLroap.—The La Porte Messenger, speaking of the possible defeat of the Pacific Railroad Bill, says :—“The present condition of the:country, however, is toa indulging in the hope that this State will soon be awarded her rights. But the people of Califor nia are not secessionists—thank God vation.of the-Union. With the assistance of the entire Amerivan Union, with the aid of the thirty-three MembEES of the Confederacy (may the number never be Jessened !). we may expect a realization of the desire of évery true. Californian—the building of ‘a.transcontinental railroad. .We have long been Ae . justly treated; but we lope ‘the time will) come, dark as the future looks at present, when we will receive those rights to which we are entitled.” ’ Tue OROVILLE RAILROAD.—The Marysville Appeal thus speaks of the prospects of this road: “The line has been graded and prepared for? the reception of ties for a distance of about two miles and a half from their former-camp, eastward. A force of ‘ubout seventy-five men is new employed, and-the work is being pushed forward as vigorously as possible, and the contractors are confident. that the road will be in running order by the commencement of the rainy season. Chenery, one of the contractors, is now in the East, aml is prepared to forward the rolling sfB0K’ and iron for the road as fast-as they are called for; being provided with fands arising from stock subscriptions: Txsake Fancy.—The 8. Fl Alta says: “ A poor éreatuge, named Mary Murray, whose ‘reason is v’erthrown,’ imaginies that the Lord has commissioned her to make Sam Branan “ divide’ was arrested on Sunday morning as a lunatic. She wasfonud on the steps-of Sam's-house, and offered millions of dollars not to be intetfered with. It ‘is a highly satisfactory proof of the integrity of our Police, that they spurned the bribe, to a ” man. = A Farr Hir.—Puxrson Brownlow, of the Knoxville Whig, speaking of the foreed loan in South Carolina, says : & “The Palmetto State is in fie senai tion of the fellow who said, “It is nothing to get married, but it is h—1 to keep house.’ ” ty The Charleston Mereury Extra, containing the secession ordinance, was printed on satin. {@ The South Carolina Commissioners left Washington without ‘paying their houserent and beard bills. 5 oo JUDGE BALPWIN NOT TG RESIGN AFTER ALL.—It is now stated in San\Francisco that Judge Baldwin has finally, decided to reconsider his original intention of resigning, and that he will keep his seat at least for avother Tue OVERLAND MaIL.—Never, says the San Francisco. Herald, have the ‘Overland Mail stages been-better patronized than at the present time, and never have they made their trips in quicker or:more regular time. ce A young man, tamed paniel MeCabe; . tiry . was killed by a blast at Satter Creek, on the first instand, says the Amador Ledger. te A merchant doing business in San Francisco, formerly from the South, informs a New York correspondent that he must. take the war risk of treasure shipped to him from here. ae 9" Harry I. Thornton, Senator from Sierra county, is said to have delivered a powerful speech against coercion. He spoke two hours and forty minutes. iF An act, to prohibit lotteries and gift . inant or O00 fm interest during the inet ‘two years. ( Michacl Harrigan’s trial for mutder-. Brick Church, on Sunday at 11 4. a., instead of 3 o'clock in the afternoon, bing his wife commenced on Thursday , in Sae. “7 [Fr Taste, Moonie ©. paid $180; ) Pastor Garena Spring s ee at tt = waea? P. M. 336 525. J,.&.J. Worrell,.622.34 ; & ERE. ‘ B96 585 J. & J. Warn sas ns eet ore eae! SECRET P OBDERS. Masons Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at'Masonic Hall, on Broad street, eyery Saturday evening.— lar com second ; Gotereay of Prien 3 a.F. Endoiphi, Ney " O6, K. ‘f.—Stated as. semblies first and th a. ofeach month. Charles Marsh; pomegranate ; ¥ pea Acting Recorder. Pe 90a Fellows. 3 ee Oustomah » No. 16— lar meetings every.‘luesday eveni ; at their Hall corner of prev and Pine ag s. DS. Tallman, N. G.; J Chinn, V. G. bd bana Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp. nat Romper meetings ey: rotenenny ‘even at py pod “ a agas J. piri ’ Levey, C ev _. Sens of ee Sterra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets-every Saturday mde ay by Pig rece a cman taymond, : Churchman, W. Pa Talige No. = Good be et every emperance Ha We: B, Brier] WG ke TS Re it Parker, wis Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAM Connecting. via the Steamer of ag Atlantic and — teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Lae eh For New York. o_o Having ‘BpareSteamers at San Francisco and “Panama. ‘ DEPARTURE FROM 1 FoRoM STREET WHARF. The “magnificent Steamship UNCLE fs Will Toave Folsom street wharf, with Passenigees d Treasure, on On Friday, y, February 15, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’elock, A.M. ei and connect via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with steamship for thy ef YORK.Through tickets be obtained. The Panama Railroad Govandtic. and Pacific P sips J Co. have authorized gs Agents for the tickets. * Treasure for shipment will be received on board 12.0’clock (midnight) on Mon the steamship un day. Sept. 10th. ; No merchandise ht will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P.M. a pt. 10th, and a written order must be procured at the Company’s Office fos its shipment. For F ht or Passage apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts x San Feats. Sherif’ Ss Sale. HEREAS, on the 21 2ist day of January, A. D1861, a final judgment and decree was ren dered in the District Court of ‘the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against. Frank — 8. H. Harris, Jno. H. Effinger, Jno Hil, and J and in favor of Wm. oyle, for the sum of $3, 676 79, (principal debt,) with-interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all-eosts of suit. And whereas, en the said 2ist po tht vib ra Ay_D., 1861, it was ordered and footie te in Pisntiate aplaint be forecl the rty therein » to-wit : hose Mining Claima, known as the“ Sailor Phe inner *s Claims,”’ situated on the west end of the North San Juan Hill, inthe county of Ne» and boxes, hose, atid all other fixtures and appurienanees affixed and belonging,’’ be levied upon and soid to satisty said. Judgment, interest and costs, and the. proceeds thereof applied tothe payment of said suins of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale, all the above dese ried propeity, to the highest bidder for cash, i of the Coart House door, in Nevada, on WED ESDAY, Feb. 13, 1861, between the hours of 9 o’cloek, a. M., add 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 2ist day of Janyary, 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By John Dickson, Under Sheriff. Sargent & Niles, Plaintif’s Attorneys. The above sale is postponed to March 15th, 1861, oF order of a Attorney. f6-td .B. VAN-HAGEN, Sheriff. _Sherifi’s Sale. HEREAS, on the 4th day of February, A. 2. 1861, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the ith Judicial District ef the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of Alvaso Evans and against S.S. Lewis for the sum of Eleven ‘Hundred and Ninety-five Dollars principal debt _with interest-on the pri at the rate of two ‘anda half per et. per month from the rendition of until Sogether with all costs of ‘gui whereas on the said 4th whe! of Feb by Ut that. the set forth in i's complaint be Pb and the propdescribed to-wit: "The undivided torshare of § 8. Lewis, inthe of Hiscox, Lewis and Feustrawbald, undivided one-half share of 8. 8S. Lewis in the cl a joining ugs ofHiscox & Lewis immediately. above claims. The setts of Sontiamionas are siton. : ply On Nevada county. and are bounded om the north ee oi the hill sloping to the Sweetland Creek, on east by claims be to U. ‘x, on thesouth by the Granite “ pe ee on the west by 0. Evans mies « » being rntyre ae title in demand of the said Lewis of, in, to the menand rt thereSeshasdnd Oo ot applet to the payment of tld bums of Bree fees Baie some . nications first Mo event of each month. proat, . id Court, that the Mortgage set . . vada, together with the open cut;tunnel, sluicés, . _ Ost , . W. COLBURN, Agents: CHARLES W. YOUNG, ° Commercial Street: : : 3: : Watches carefully Repaired and aes é to order. All — icles guaranteed. were Nev. 27th, 1860. “DR. R. MHOUNT,PHYS ICEAN AND SURG EON, Offee+-Room No. 4 Flage’s Brick, “Cortiér OF Broad and Pine streets, Over Harrington’s Saloon. : ree hinges 25, NEVADA ST} AA n ton rond. UNION LIVERY STABLE Broad and Main Sts, Wevada. John A. La ster, WOULD INKORM HIS: FPREENDS AND’ -the public. Seer my hse he has added extensively ie his alrea fear terge and elegant establishment of Horses, ggies, Saddles, Harness, &c., &e., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses, well tl -watenas. Dramonds,: ewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. : Kelsey’s Block, a art tena nth EY a SIR arteritis 9 lig aes DE nar BR ANOUK I AEDT CI ie ENG I OE icine 2 mh anata act ater CERES ABI LN ty ERASE ald be both painsconrie, " ~~ pfu and frnitless ‘to try to descrilje the ravitges' that frightful, malady had made upon him; but when he turned his dead, sunken eyes , and hollow cheeks to me, and expressed denbts of ever scing ~ P New Year’s Day, ‘the: Doctor’s mirth surprised me—he larghed andsaid, * Oh, yes you will, and : Near Pine. . many a New Year’s Day yot,’’—preseribed for him, arid wheit he left I observed, that if he ¢onquéred that case, no one heed despair—th: fact I thought it insanity to. attempt it. ‘To.day, January 10th, Imet the same person, iii the aame place; but forwhieh -circumstanée T shoul not have known him, his resurrection being so com: “plete, and with am impatient, shrug. expressed & _ strong desireto get work. MASON. ASTEN, j20-3m Cor. 35th street.and Thi: Avenue. Old, Sachem Bitters and Wigwain To. mie.—These . unequalled. Bitters and Toni¢ are new meeting with whparalieled. sales. and favor with consumers. . Inall cases of Dyspepsin; ‘Debility, Loss of appetute or any irregularity é of the ‘. Stomach, they will be found an efficient rémedy, as well a8 a most Wholsome and agreeable tonic. Asa preventative of Chills‘and Fever, they have no equal; and have with thousands teeoine an Indispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and. free from any deleterious substamee,; can be taken by all young and old, malo and femute equipped for ladies or gentlemen_w all times. = ee Sing or by wg entree and an earnest desire r a nfidence of my cade leads me to beligye wil be able to give . generat sabisfaction. — Particular attention p livery Carriages alwitys.in readiness with careful drivers for the ust of Parties, Balls, &e. ‘The quality of ‘may stock will pevait me to say that those onetiee ‘pleasure or engaged on business would do wel give me a call. sep6-tf ‘to Horsés-on J. 3. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, Opposite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished on short notice. FS ace ‘boarded by the Day; Week, or by onth, at the most favorable rates. 819-tf 1 aes UNITED STATES BATHS! HAIR DRESSING SALOON. \HE unde ymned would inform the citizens of nity that coer ber have completed ose Hou ed to.t nel aown eye + 8 ublic cin be accommodated wi Baths at all constantly on band ‘“ Dr. es. They also keep ing’s Reproductor,”’ celebrated for its médical human Hair. wers over-the Tt entirely eradicate keeps the hair from turning grey. a PERFUM aie: Ye assortment on hand. 820-tf LAM & BRO., 54 Bread s t T. ELLARD BEANS, , 52 Broad Street, WHOLESALE ANP BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. i Goods deliv™ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, * “ (Suecessors to J.8. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada Wisc AND RETAIL DEAL RS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods Pints Tools, Quicksilyer, Bar'ey, Wheat an row F eed, &c., &c. ehie os WALL. & NEWMAN BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. pe. BILLIARD SALOON, SITUATED. on Broad street, Nevada, two doors above Wall & Co.’s store, is offered forsale. ‘The proprietor, intending to leave the business, will sell iis establishme nt ‘ AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES. jing a series of VIEWS unequall any inNeyada.; For further arte the Saloon. d21-Im Ww. ii. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL QEALERS IN Baan MATERIALS, CARPEN:TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Mini imlements, Blacksmith 8s Tools, Cordage, owdar, Dueck, ete., ete. At the old stand No. 27 MALN STREET, ' NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, . COMMERCIAL STBRET, NEVADA, ~ Deaters-in. 5 shdhoco es. AND HARDWARE. draulic Pipes, &e: PE as Worl a and Jobbing done to order with . Heatness and despatch. ee tf LIEBERT’S . BAFFLE. WING TO THE PACT THAT Mr. ©. pt esta lars ¢ ome eome off, and the i of:the weather at the t time, I have determined te pestpone my Gin E mtertainment until Those who wish b> ee re Be do 80 he Seede, Doe 20-40 '" A. LIEBERT, M, P. O'Conner & £, 8. Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courts of the State of of rene Y, March = ah Francisco, By J. rr Bee: da, on x font tn om eet rm Sal ; . “The Decorations of the Saloonare uni ne. com-: 8e; W. Young’s Gitt Entertamment ia soon to: aclemenecy with bewefit. For sale by GEO. W.SNELL, (i30 Washington street, San Fraucisce.) Avgeat. ‘And by the principal Grocers, Druggigts and Wine merchants throughout the country. né-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S: READ ,weeDr. WmHall’s Balsdnt fins proved more kiecessful {han all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. ‘Those . who doubt.this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicize. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Baisam claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or, Morphine. This, astonishing remedy for ConsuMPTION amd LUNG DISEASES, has recaived the strongest , testimonials . from citizens of the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found 86 efficacious As Dk. WM. HALLs BAlSam. It ~ . subdues the trriration, stops the sweating,” ‘aad restores the strength in a very, short space of — It subdues the irritasign, etops.the sweatg, and restores the strength in a very short os of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. Vor sale by all Druggists; and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Tnfluenzs. The adi sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours-. GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wheledealer in GENUINE Parent MEDICINES, 130 Was on street, Sam Francisco n6-3m The wi ter’s “* STOMA during the past year more fercible manner any words which we ‘ean offer. I. renovates, pu and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach anee ofits functions: putation which Dr. J Hostet BITTERS” have attained it in the best possible way, should be the o of the public. We commend it with more than ‘usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vizor and tone to the system, and possessing the “curative powers forall simitir diseases arising from a -disardered stomoch. Inthe most-severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the “ Bitters” have been rigidly tested and ulways withthe greatest success. ie Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters. are most de. lightful, especially before meals, Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELI., successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Franciaeo: . 46. 3m asses xrGO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD’s EY IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE ; Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Having.a number ry hand, he will sell — for ¢ash. Also, a Co pl of Hese, W: Ov‘ers, md the bes gore 7 belraie aa the ‘aslantie States. 4,000 Vurds of Ready-Made Mose ! rene, to accommodate the miners of . Nevada and the qucrounding tacaltties Hose) List of Prices( 8, which will stamd76 fo sewed with door'ss pressure, single. 20 per yard for sewing :. en. DUCK. ~ HYDRAULIO: an, * 6) cts _ OF i RE ; 3-0. eeeded 9 @. serene IDB. reve eee¥e e+ 83 hha ncibpe 10-0. +o» eveinnsins <7? His appeal is to the miners ! Give him a liberal if patronage ; he will asa . tan to work ua grea Ais rong ut the Geto tae and sneeuee the work perf by aim of ‘7 aypoet, avede,. d15-tf— fire-proof brickys pe Book Lost. Sie eee for are -~ om

eA NEPAD mfg me Ney mm SEE STEP Aine it A ey ANA eat Pe BG ey I LIE OT CLT AA LIE ELA AALS ANID IDS EATERS EBA ttn NONE RENN anee U8 crip. at Saez EK IN sitors. tin acLE Page oie OE me §ene nerves Pa jatisfac\RIES, _ ted officers for the ensting'term: Président, AL A. Sargent, M: L. Marsh and I. J. Rolfe. » teria just. closed, the ‘Whole buntber now be' honorary members of the association. _ its: Ite dues aie but$1,50-per quarter,and-}_ Nevada. The celebration is to be in the shape torical and seientifie works, poetry, biograEVADA LipRaky AssociaTion.—At the semi-annual meeting of this association, held on Thursday evening at their hall on Main street, the fullowing gentlemen were elec. Charles Marsh ; Viee President, A. C. Niles; Treasurer and Secretary, J. M. Levey; Li-} brarian, 8. W. Boring; Business, Committee, ‘Phe reports of the Officers showed that many new books had been added during the ing.about. ‘thirteen hundred. ‘The “finances are in thealthy condition, and the institution isa great sttecess. “The business committee were ditected to procure new books-as they were published. S A vote of'thanks was gitewto Chas. Marsh, Esq. for his liber: ality to the uss ciitivii, ‘tnd to Rey, Dr. Deal for a valuable Pryor of books. Rev. Messrs, Deal and Brierly, were ide We are glad to. chronicle the ‘success of this institution, and ‘call attention to its merare thus within the meaus of. all, while the influence it imparts by the circulation of useful und entertaining reading in thecommarity is beyond price. We trust there will he « large imerease of membership during this term, that the association may be able te carry out its purpose of getting all late publication of value as fast as they are issued. The catalogue now embraces a wide range of hisphy and fiction, travels, adventures, &c. “Ev: ery family should have access to stich.a Collection of books.” In this new and migratory . state large private librarics are costly and inconvenient. But here all the benefits of one. of ‘'themost-sterling libraries can be. enjoyed atanominal price. Anyone wishing membership ean procure ‘ithy appleation to J. M. Levey the Secretary at the Clerk's Office. te H.H. Wickes & Co., have jak received a large and elegant stock of goods from New York, purchased expressly for this market. Call and examine their books, stationery, blank, books, gold pens, cutlery, novels, , letter paper, violins, magazines, pictotials, &e., &c. Country merchants will find it to their advantage to purchase of Messrs. Wickes & Co., as, they sell.cheaper and have a better stock of goods than any other establishment in the mountains. We like their style of‘ doing bnsiness—they are thorough business men—buying and selling for > ATTEMPTED HicgHway Roppery —An attempt was made, on last. Thursday night, to rob Mr. Seadden, of Grass Valley,. on his feturn home-from Nevada,-Mr. 8. was riding }in a buggy, and when past the tol! gate, a lian sprang. from the road side, and attempted to take hold of thé bridle.” ‘The horse shied, causing the man. to miss his hold, and he was knocked down by the animal, as he kept on his tourse. Mr. 8. did not stop tu see what demagntte would-be robber suffered. sa Wasuingron’s Bern Day.—We are happy to see that arrangements are on foot to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of the Father of his Country; by: the citizens of of a ball, and from what we have already learned of the preparations in contemplation, we are satisfied that it will eclipse anything of the sort that’ lever ton place in our midst. te Hons. N.C. Miller and E. W. Councilman, of the Assembly, will please accept our thanks for the Reports of the State Controller and Surveyor General. BURGLARY.—The store of Chas. Schardin, at Newtown, was burglariously entered on Wednesday night, and robbed of one hun4red dollars in money, and a quantity of goods. , Dastricr CourT.—Thursday, Feb. 7th. Butte vs. may: Dismissed at cost of plaintiff, Booth va. Small. An action for restitutioa of mining ground and damoges. ptt otionons, senanaeh site thas {FF We learn from Gee. 8. Peirce, that the Martinetti Troupe will panne rag ‘alan Thnsien oo Thnredey evening next.{FF Episcopal service will be held at: the F unhappy, too threatening,, to warrant one in . for it Txand their only hope is in the preseroe a a Nout RAE, Stn. —F prc ge tag “In favor of B.C. bieas 650 503 son, 157 00; J.N. Tiirner 1,499 38; nw. . i McArthur, 809 96 ; W. H:-Crawford & Co. Horace Hale, 122 00; J. Thompson, 6975 : T.W Colburn, 84 28°; George W. Keeney, Tallman & “Turner, 20855. Total $5,194 1h, A stay of procosding for 60 days was also entered. 7 Booth vs. Small et al. Damages to mining claims and for restitution. Jury found for pluintiffand assessed ‘damages at $1. : Court adjourned until Monday next. THe Paciric RatLroap.—The La Porte Messenger, speaking of the possible defeat of the Pacific Railroad Bill, says :—“The present condition of the:country, however, is toa indulging in the hope that this State will soon be awarded her rights. But the people of Califor nia are not secessionists—thank God vation.of the-Union. With the assistance of the entire Amerivan Union, with the aid of the thirty-three MembEES of the Confederacy (may the number never be Jessened !). we may expect a realization of the desire of évery true. Californian—the building of ‘a.transcontinental railroad. .We have long been Ae . justly treated; but we lope ‘the time will) come, dark as the future looks at present, when we will receive those rights to which we are entitled.” ’ Tue OROVILLE RAILROAD.—The Marysville Appeal thus speaks of the prospects of this road: “The line has been graded and prepared for? the reception of ties for a distance of about two miles and a half from their former-camp, eastward. A force of ‘ubout seventy-five men is new employed, and-the work is being pushed forward as vigorously as possible, and the contractors are confident. that the road will be in running order by the commencement of the rainy season. Chenery, one of the contractors, is now in the East, aml is prepared to forward the rolling sfB0K’ and iron for the road as fast-as they are called for; being provided with fands arising from stock subscriptions: Txsake Fancy.—The 8. Fl Alta says: “ A poor éreatuge, named Mary Murray, whose ‘reason is v’erthrown,’ imaginies that the Lord has commissioned her to make Sam Branan “ divide’ was arrested on Sunday morning as a lunatic. She wasfonud on the steps-of Sam's-house, and offered millions of dollars not to be intetfered with. It ‘is a highly satisfactory proof of the integrity of our Police, that they spurned the bribe, to a ” man. = A Farr Hir.—Puxrson Brownlow, of the Knoxville Whig, speaking of the foreed loan in South Carolina, says : & “The Palmetto State is in fie senai tion of the fellow who said, “It is nothing to get married, but it is h—1 to keep house.’ ” ty The Charleston Mereury Extra, containing the secession ordinance, was printed on satin. {@ The South Carolina Commissioners left Washington without ‘paying their houserent and beard bills. 5 oo JUDGE BALPWIN NOT TG RESIGN AFTER ALL.—It is now stated in San\Francisco that Judge Baldwin has finally, decided to reconsider his original intention of resigning, and that he will keep his seat at least for avother Tue OVERLAND MaIL.—Never, says the San Francisco. Herald, have the ‘Overland Mail stages been-better patronized than at the present time, and never have they made their trips in quicker or:more regular time. ce A young man, tamed paniel MeCabe; . tiry . was killed by a blast at Satter Creek, on the first instand, says the Amador Ledger. te A merchant doing business in San Francisco, formerly from the South, informs a New York correspondent that he must. take the war risk of treasure shipped to him from here. ae 9" Harry I. Thornton, Senator from Sierra county, is said to have delivered a powerful speech against coercion. He spoke two hours and forty minutes. iF An act, to prohibit lotteries and gift . inant or O00 fm interest during the inet ‘two years. ( Michacl Harrigan’s trial for mutder-. Brick Church, on Sunday at 11 4. a., instead of 3 o'clock in the afternoon, bing his wife commenced on Thursday , in Sae. “7 [Fr Taste, Moonie ©. paid $180; ) Pastor Garena Spring s ee at tt = waea? P. M. 336 525. J,.&.J. Worrell,.622.34 ; & ERE. ‘ B96 585 J. & J. Warn sas ns eet ore eae! SECRET P OBDERS.. Masons Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at'Masonic Hall, on Broad street, eyery Saturday evening.— lar com second ; Gotereay of Prien 3 a.F. Endoiphi, Ney " O6, K. ‘f.—Stated as. semblies first and th a. ofeach month. Charles Marsh; pomegranate ; ¥ pea Acting Recorder. Pe 90a Fellows. 3 ee Oustomah » No. 16— lar meetings every.‘luesday eveni ; at their Hall corner of prev and Pine ag s. DS. Tallman, N. G.; J Chinn, V. G. bd bana Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp. nat Romper meetings ey: rotenenny ‘even at py pod “ a agas J. piri ’ Levey, C ev _. Sens of ee Sterra Nevada Division, No. 17—Meets-every Saturday mde ay by Pig rece a cman taymond, : Churchman, W. Pa Talige No. = Good be et every emperance Ha We: B, Brier] WG ke TS Re it Parker, wis Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAM Connecting. via the Steamer of ag Atlantic and — teamship Company, at Aspinwall. Lae eh For New York. o_o Having ‘BpareSteamers at San Francisco and “Panama. ‘ DEPARTURE FROM 1 FoRoM STREET WHARF. The “magnificent Steamship UNCLE fs Will Toave Folsom street wharf, with Passenigees d Treasure, on On Friday, y, February 15, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’elock, A.M. ei and connect via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall with steamship for thy ef YORK.Through tickets be obtained. The Panama Railroad Govandtic. and Pacific P sips J Co. have authorized gs Agents for the tickets. * Treasure for shipment will be received on board 12.0’clock (midnight) on Mon the steamship un day. Sept. 10th. ; No merchandise ht will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P.M. a pt. 10th, and a written order must be procured at the Company’s Office fos its shipment. For F ht or Passage apply te FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento and Leidesdorff sts x San Feats. Sherif’ Ss Sale. HEREAS, on the 21 2ist day of January, A. D1861, a final judgment and decree was ren dered in the District Court of ‘the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, against. Frank — 8. H. Harris, Jno. H. Effinger, Jno Hil, and J and in favor of Wm. oyle, for the sum of $3, 676 79, (principal debt,) with-interest on the principal at the rate of 2 per cent. per month from the rendition of judgment until paid, together with all-eosts of suit. And whereas, en the said 2ist po tht vib ra Ay_D., 1861, it was ordered and footie te in Pisntiate aplaint be forecl the rty therein » to-wit : hose Mining Claima, known as the“ Sailor Phe inner *s Claims,”’ situated on the west end of the North San Juan Hill, inthe county of Ne» and boxes, hose, atid all other fixtures and appurienanees affixed and belonging,’’ be levied upon and soid to satisty said. Judgment, interest and costs, and the. proceeds thereof applied tothe payment of said suins of money as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given, that I will expose to public sale, all the above dese ried propeity, to the highest bidder for cash, i of the Coart House door, in Nevada, on WED ESDAY, Feb. 13, 1861, between the hours of 9 o’cloek, a. M., add 4 o’clock, P. M. Given under my hand, this 2ist day of Janyary, 1861. J. B. VAN HAGEN, Sheriff, By John Dickson, Under Sheriff. Sargent & Niles, Plaintif’s Attorneys. The above sale is postponed to March 15th, 1861, oF order of a Attorney.

f6-td .B. VAN-HAGEN, Sheriff. _Sherifi’s Sale. HEREAS, on the 4th day of February, A. 2. 1861, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the District Court of the ith Judicial District ef the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, in favor of Alvaso Evans and against S.S. Lewis for the sum of Eleven ‘Hundred and Ninety-five Dollars principal debt _with interest-on the pri at the rate of two ‘anda half per et. per month from the rendition of until Sogether with all costs of ‘gui whereas on the said 4th whe! of Feb by Ut that. the set forth in i's complaint be Pb and the propdescribed to-wit: "The undivided torshare of § 8. Lewis, inthe of Hiscox, Lewis and Feustrawbald, undivided one-half share of 8. 8S. Lewis in the cl a joining ugs ofHiscox & Lewis immediately. above claims. The setts of Sontiamionas are siton. : ply On Nevada county. and are bounded om the north ee oi the hill sloping to the Sweetland Creek, on east by claims be to U. ‘x, on thesouth by the Granite “ pe ee on the west by 0. Evans mies « » being rntyre ae title in demand of the said Lewis of, in, to the menand rt thereSeshasdnd Oo ot applet to the payment of tld bums of Bree fees Baie some . nications first Mo event of each month. proat, . id Court, that the Mortgage set . . vada, together with the open cut;tunnel, sluicés, . _ Ost , . W. COLBURN, Agents: CHARLES W. YOUNG, ° Commercial Street: : : 3: : Watches carefully Repaired and aes é to order. All — icles guaranteed. were Nev. 27th, 1860. “DR. R. MHOUNT,PHYS ICEAN AND SURG EON, Offee+-Room No. 4 Flage’s Brick, “Cortiér OF Broad and Pine streets, Over Harrington’s Saloon. : ree hinges 25, NEVADA ST} AA n ton rond. UNION LIVERY STABLE Broad and Main Sts, Wevada. John A. La ster, WOULD INKORM HIS: FPREENDS AND’ -the public. Seer my hse he has added extensively ie his alrea fear terge and elegant establishment of Horses, ggies, Saddles, Harness, &c., &e., and is now prepared to furnish as fine turn-outs as can be found in the State. Well trained, fleet and easy Saddle Horses, well tl -watenas. Dramonds,: ewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. : Kelsey’s Block, a art tena nth EY a SIR arteritis 9 lig aes DE nar BR ANOUK I AEDT CI ie ENG I OE icine 2 mh anata act ater CERES ABI LN ty ERASE ald be both painsconrie, " ~~ pfu and frnitless ‘to try to descrilje the ravitges' that frightful, malady had made upon him; but when he turned his dead, sunken eyes , and hollow cheeks to me, and expressed denbts of ever scing ~ P New Year’s Day, ‘the: Doctor’s mirth surprised me—he larghed andsaid, * Oh, yes you will, and : Near Pine. . many a New Year’s Day yot,’’—preseribed for him, arid wheit he left I observed, that if he ¢onquéred that case, no one heed despair—th: fact I thought it insanity to. attempt it. ‘To.day, January 10th, Imet the same person, iii the aame place; but forwhieh -circumstanée T shoul not have known him, his resurrection being so com: “plete, and with am impatient, shrug. expressed & _ strong desireto get work. MASON. ASTEN, j20-3m Cor. 35th street.and Thi: Avenue. Old, Sachem Bitters and Wigwain To. mie.—These . unequalled. Bitters and Toni¢ are new meeting with whparalieled. sales. and favor with consumers. . Inall cases of Dyspepsin; ‘Debility, Loss of appetute or any irregularity é of the ‘. Stomach, they will be found an efficient rémedy, as well a8 a most Wholsome and agreeable tonic. Asa preventative of Chills‘and Fever, they have no equal; and have with thousands teeoine an Indispensable Family Medicine; being perfectly pure and. free from any deleterious substamee,; can be taken by all young and old, malo and femute equipped for ladies or gentlemen_w all times. = ee Sing or by wg entree and an earnest desire r a nfidence of my cade leads me to beligye wil be able to give . generat sabisfaction. — Particular attention p livery Carriages alwitys.in readiness with careful drivers for the ust of Parties, Balls, &e. ‘The quality of ‘may stock will pevait me to say that those onetiee ‘pleasure or engaged on business would do wel give me a call. sep6-tf ‘to Horsés-on J. 3. HELM, EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE, BROAD STREET, Opposite the National Exchange. NEVADA CITY. ARRIAGES, Horses and Buggies furnished on short notice. FS ace ‘boarded by the Day; Week, or by onth, at the most favorable rates. 819-tf 1 aes UNITED STATES BATHS! HAIR DRESSING SALOON. \HE unde ymned would inform the citizens of nity that coer ber have completed ose Hou ed to.t nel aown eye + 8 ublic cin be accommodated wi Baths at all constantly on band ‘“ Dr. es. They also keep ing’s Reproductor,”’ celebrated for its médical human Hair. wers over-the Tt entirely eradicate keeps the hair from turning grey. a PERFUM aie: Ye assortment on hand. 820-tf LAM & BRO., 54 Bread s t T. ELLARD BEANS, , 52 Broad Street, WHOLESALE ANP BETAIL DEALER IN Groceries & Provisions. i Goods deliv™ ed Free of Charge. Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf WALL & NEWMAN, * “ (Suecessors to J.8. Wall,) No. 55 Broad Street, Nevada Wisc AND RETAIL DEAL RS in Groceries, Provisions, Shelf Goods Pints Tools, Quicksilyer, Bar'ey, Wheat an row F eed, &c., &c. ehie os WALL. & NEWMAN BILLIARD SALOON FOR SALE. pe. BILLIARD SALOON, SITUATED. on Broad street, Nevada, two doors above Wall & Co.’s store, is offered forsale. ‘The proprietor, intending to leave the business, will sell iis establishme nt ‘ AT A VERY MODERATE PRICES. jing a series of VIEWS unequall any inNeyada.; For further arte the Saloon. d21-Im Ww. ii. CRAWFORD & CO., (Suecessors to. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL QEALERS IN Baan MATERIALS, CARPEN:TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural and Mini imlements, Blacksmith 8s Tools, Cordage, owdar, Dueck, ete., ete. At the old stand No. 27 MALN STREET, ' NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf TALLMAN & TURNER, . COMMERCIAL STBRET, NEVADA, ~ Deaters-in.. 5 shdhoco es. AND HARDWARE. draulic Pipes, &e: PE as Worl a and Jobbing done to order with . Heatness and despatch. ee tf LIEBERT’S . BAFFLE. WING TO THE PACT THAT Mr. ©. pt esta lars ¢ ome eome off, and the i of:the weather at the t time, I have determined te pestpone my Gin E mtertainment until Those who wish b> ee re Be do 80 he Seede, Doe 20-40 '" A. LIEBERT, M, P. O'Conner & £, 8. Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courts of the State of of rene Y, March = ah Francisco, By J. rr Bee: da, on x font tn om eet rm Sal ; . “The Decorations of the Saloonare uni ne. com-: 8e; W. Young’s Gitt Entertamment ia soon to: aclemenecy with bewefit. For sale by GEO. W.SNELL, (i30 Washington street, San Fraucisce.) Avgeat. ‘And by the principal Grocers, Druggigts and Wine merchants throughout the country. né-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S: READ ,weeDr. WmHall’s Balsdnt fins proved more kiecessful {han all the other remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. ‘Those . who doubt.this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicize. Dr. Wm. Hall’s Baisam claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or, Morphine. This, astonishing remedy for ConsuMPTION amd LUNG DISEASES, has recaived the strongest , testimonials . from citizens of the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial. Nightsweats and spitting of Blood—For these complaints, none can be found 86 efficacious As Dk. WM. HALLs BAlSam. It ~ . subdues the trriration, stops the sweating,” ‘aad restores the strength in a very, short space of — It subdues the irritasign, etops.the sweatg, and restores the strength in a very short os of time. It is well worthy your trial. > Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. Vor sale by all Druggists; and warranted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Tnfluenzs. The adi sam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours-. GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wheledealer in GENUINE Parent MEDICINES, 130 Was on street, Sam Francisco n6-3m The wi ter’s “* STOMA during the past year more fercible manner any words which we ‘ean offer. I. renovates, pu and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach anee ofits functions: putation which Dr. J Hostet BITTERS” have attained it in the best possible way, should be the o of the public. We commend it with more than ‘usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost of the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vizor and tone to the system, and possessing the “curative powers forall simitir diseases arising from a -disardered stomoch. Inthe most-severe cases of crame, diarrhea, and weakness in the stomach, the “ Bitters” have been rigidly tested and ulways withthe greatest success. ie Asa Tonic, Hostetter’s Bitters. are most de. lightful, especially before meals, Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States. GEO. W. SNELI., successor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street, San Franciaeo: . 46. 3m asses xrGO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOWARD’s EY IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE ; Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Having.a number ry hand, he will sell — for ¢ash. Also, a Co pl of Hese, W: Ov‘ers, md the bes gore 7 belraie aa the ‘aslantie States. 4,000 Vurds of Ready-Made Mose ! rene, to accommodate the miners of . Nevada and the qucrounding tacaltties Hose) List of Prices( 8, which will stamd76 fo sewed with door'ss pressure, single. 20 per yard for sewing :. en. DUCK. ~ HYDRAULIO: an, * 6) cts _ OF i RE ; 3-0.. eeeded 9 @. serene IDB. reve eee¥e e+ 83 hha ncibpe 10-0. +o» eveinnsins <7? His appeal is to the miners ! Give him a liberal if patronage ; he will asa . tan to work ua grea Ais rong ut the Geto tae and sneeuee the work perf by aim of ‘7 aypoet, avede,. d15-tf— fire-proof brickys pe Book Lost. Sie eee for are -~ om