January 10, 1861 (4 pages)

.to be held as slaves by white masters, but we night, after eating a rheaaty supper he bid a most affectionate good night to the elderly = gentleman. of the suite, and went to bed like . 4 3 speed ber. but he slipped out of ‘is room, . poles aad” stretching pet ari Fort Masters ial Julesbargh; early in the spring. The distance is about the . ORDERS PAOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. St adam This 0 Supreme Ci ee vote at here pold any diate or county office, or ‘beat testimony against . ~ & Whiteman. Now, what do we want. with quch a degraded class of human beings?— ‘Our state-constitution will not permit them . tamely. suffer them. to practice a. shocking ‘Byétem of slavery among themselves. A Chinese nabob, or a company of Chitiese nabebs, with no political rights under eur state constitution, can do what we dare not do, ourselves; can bring gangs of slaves inte our nines and work them! And that is not the ‘worst of it. The gold, extracted by these slaves, and which, all social, constitutionking, immorality—it is much, as there are but few in ligent a in the state who are not as Vieed oo a as ier ‘Tandasis our eiete,afe-all the 4 at aagraded and of prostitutes, and the males are noted for theft, mendacity and perjury. No eourtcan place confidence in Chinese testimony, for the entire race seem born with ho con. a natural abhorrence-of the truth. The own. . ets of poultry, in all our mountain towns, ean amply testify to. Chinese abilify and suc. ", cess in the art of larceny. Tt is a vicious and ‘a debased race, which all its ingenuity in . mechanics and the arts can not redeem from . “réprobation, and the sooner California ie quit Of it the better. We are led to believe, from the expressed caliente of several of our cotemporary prints, that an effort will be made to bring this Chinese stthject under the attention of . the present legislature. It is our opinion that the Senators and Assemblymen, frém the mining districts of the state, will not hesitate . to give their voices ia favor of some tinually increasing evil mny be rectified.— If uot checked by legislative enactment, the time must come when populat fury will take hold of the evil and deal with it in a way less methodical and less in consonance with the ‘dignity and philanthropy of republivan insti~tuti PRESIDENTIAL AND ReEGAL.—Lord Lycommunicated to the President Queen Victoria’s acknowledgments _of the handsome ” manwet in which her son was received and .tréated, during his recent visit to the United . States. The Queen avails herself of the opportunity to say a gteat many pretty things about the affectionate telations of the two _ nations: The President reciprocates in kind, as he otight ; and, to read these complimentary cards, one is ready to believe that Great Britain and the United States, were the Atlantic Ocean not interposed, would immedistely rush into each other's arms, in an eesta ey ef love, “and meet, and melt, and mingle into one !” ‘The first Cockney toutist that writes a book about the Americans will Knock ull the gloss off of this affectionate ine ee : A sxue ARRANGEMENT oreLigngner Mur Fay _of Sacramento, has lately .been doing people and suicides-he has bad plenty to do, and official fees have rained upon him in a perfect shower, Like most other-thriving men, “the more he gets the more he wants,” and he.inelsts upon collecting helf Soon: tram those who, after being shot or stabbed, decline to die. A> lak nootunts Was beep _ bandsome”” by him. fe ro Riga fe —4 ed to show him round. They started off thro” + the darkness ; they rummaged the high-ways and the by-ways ; they explored the mystewith murdered} ‘ties of city life by gaslight ; they became ex, " . hilarated and boisterous—nobody knows what one of the Directors of the: Western Usion . Company, to whom the business has been intrusted, is. now in Sea F neisco, arranging terms for prosecuting ‘the enterprise . ‘they didn’t do. ‘The Prinee was ‘amazed, confounded. He had eu idea it was the . Lamath ga style to throw toney around like that score. He pulled out two or three . ” thousand and propased to spend it, but was met with ageneral admenitien te put up his tin and keep it until he got a chance te take “the boys” out himself, when he could gratify the taste for expenditure which his entertuiners now claimed as their own. —We will not.undertake to detail his experiences on that eventful night. It is suffi. cient to say that his royal eyes were caused to assume dimensions equivalent to small . saucers, that he pronouaced it a “high old time,” and.that,as the rosy east gave waru‘ing of approaching day, he parted from his new-found friends with vigorous embraces and affectionate injunctiopson their part to take good care of Limself. He went to bed by the gray-dewn, and:his friends howled a disto . Cordant serenade under his window, which Was brought to a s close id the aude descent . ofa stool, = he Porric FALL. —The Maryville people possession of “potion! editors: ppeal, of Tuesday, spins a longer yarn about ‘the fall of a lady, on a street crossing, than the author of the book of Genesis spins of Mothet Eve. The poetical ¥ and, instead of saypeste? Dar Suchillboany westoniay morning, wit. néssed a precisely similar case on Commercial street, in front of Tallman & Turner’s ages, he gallantly rushed to the rescue, although he failed to reach in time to save the ady’s tibia from a severe excoriation. Butit ‘wasn’t Lokalitums’ fault; for he would, any time, immolate his own shins if he could, thereby, save the ladies’! a 6. € WHEELER, Secretary of the Board of Managers of the-State Agrignitural Society, has addressed circulars to members of the Society, informing them that the annual meeting will be held in ‘Sacramento on the 30th of January, at2P.M., and that a proposed amendmet te the Couititution, looking to the permanent location of the State Fair, will be considered. DisasTRovs Rmas. —On the 20th, ‘neerly } one-half the business: portion of the town of Adams, N. Y.,. was burned—the loss is. esti‘mated at $80,000: The fire originated in Stern & Webster's dry gouds store; also a tenement house owned by Jno. A, Davenport, New Haven, occupied by twenty-six families, . . was destroyed -en~the-same night by fire. Richard Colbetz and his entire family—self, wife and four children, perished; also, A. Beers & Bons’ shoe fuctory, Newark. ae GeEoretA.—The Geiniaerend Legislature of Georgia, at the date of the last pony’s advices, were engaged in a most bitter and uudignified war, alhalong of a bank bill which the Governor vetved. This bit of a breeze may tend to keep Georgia out of the secession muddle. : EROn Saturday-nwcist st the ER lower portion of Sia Francisco were flooded. The Alta press room was full of water, and had a steam pump at work pumping it ous. EF" The four captive chilicen among the Snake Indians wil! soon be returned. The Indians will.restere them, ‘THe daily stage, riiyning g from Placerville to Washoe, has been changed to a tri-weekly. —_————— _ Tne ONLY Two.—The Alta California} and the New York Herald are the only ‘ sev raimento, in the way of assassination ! . gard: but, instead of raking together poetical im. > eastward as rapidly as-possible. x year ceive. them from the Atlantic.” THe NeweuL AND ‘Serre TRAGEDY. _— Alluding to the murder of 8. T. Newel! by” Horace Smith, the Auburn Signal, formerly edited by the murdered man, says its columns never contained a slanderous aspersion on any woman, as some of the journals have. intimated. It says also that Newell left Auburn on the night. of Dec.28, having been called out of the Temperance Division by a friend, and informed that Smith was in search of hint, with a determination to kill him.— } He left in a carriage, and we are informed he had to pawn his pistol.to obtain money to pay the expenses of bis jeurney. _ Tur ENGLisw VoLunrEeers.—A London letter, referring to the volunteer foree whch has sprung up with such astounding rapidity in England, says: :—There is now an imposing army Of volunteers, their numbers being estiBa mated a little below “200,000 men. Ayear has also done wonders in drilling und rifle ‘all field: maneuvers, and the recent prize con. test at Wimbledon and—other places have shown that there are many excellent shots. . ground and target, and the prizes given by. contribution prove a vigorous incentive to ‘ Seago Divine aND HuMAN ForGIVENESS.—A celebrated druggist of San Francisce being on the point of death, sent for Dr. C., who was thefamily physician. C. having pre.seribed, wat about to take his leave, when the druggist called. him to his bedside, and “Doctor, I have-something weighing heavily on my mind; several-years ago I was he habit of adulterating my drugs, and I am hew apprehensive that I will .not be_par“Well,”. said the doctor, “God Al-. reiful, and may forgive you; but <d see, you d——d first.””. if 1 were he, = NAMES, OF ING Districrs.—The in the dialect of the Indian, mhabiting that Regie , and is not the name of the tribe, as was at firet "go that . Ea by the discoverers of those So that the Coso District is, in fact, the fi orburet . ia district, which vcry appropriately applies to the greater portion of that region, : ‘Mono is the Indian term for stranger. Esmeralda is the Spanish-for emerald. _ ) ANOTRER TIN MINE.~<A correspondent lead” has been found near White River Precinct, Tulare County. Specimetis of great richness have been shown, ahd resemble Coso ore. From. this circumstance, we conclude that the “tin” is_of that kind ‘which some pockets. <> Ey Over two years ago a State Q Miner’s Association was. fermed, members paying.into the treasury, as supposed, five dollars each. A San Franciscan suggests that, as the Society is apparently defunct, ita. funds, if anywhere on. hand, be given to the-poor. There's a call for somebody aa ‘i CHA centrifugal gun, lately exhibited in Beston, throws 500 balis per minute at long are fed into a lwpper with a shovel. EPA correspondent ef the Bee says a waggish newsboy rushed inte the first cabin of the Golden Gvte, just before she sailed, aud sang out: ‘Who wants an office 7’ ty -heads involuntarily pushed forward jo,1espend to the cry. —— €HF" There were ready tor shipment from en day newspapelt in the world. rels of flour and several cargoes of lumber. patice Lebked ale ws niet Se. Webs, bauer he Pacific Cott ts reguerly ae We renew reweather. ‘ticket in my Rafile be ev pictures) the same price as I hayé done before tention. ~Most.corps_are__thoronghly up in. Almost every parish has now ita shooting . of he Visalia Delta says an extensive~“tin . ° lucky fellows, not editors, carty in ‘their . . . east corner of range, without powder or caps, simply by -turning a crank like a coffee mill. ‘The balls . For. Portland, Oregon, about sixty thousand bar. tillo Remington, at. Blue 1 sel oe Sa 2 Town = Tent ate et . , f-naid in ‘By Sanauwt & Nuss, Atty’s. ~ Ji0-td Attention, Everybody $ cee . = * A Great.Reduction in the PRICES OF LIKENESSES!! NSIDERATION OF THE HARD rs cbt times‘and iso for the unity of sell: all the Se noee in my Raile before the Istof oe pa am determined to reduce my prices for enesses 25.per cent. from the ist of January, toot. I Lt will continue to take as good a picture as can be taken in an pert of fornia, in all kinds of and wi li charge only (with one ery dollar invested in without tickets. and Painted, only $16., With Sixteen Tickets, and ev: reduced in by: somes Wats I have discov anew Pictures, which enables me to sh phan e aeer oan — DvURABLE STYLE of” ur art. NOW ISTHE TIME TO HAVE PICTURES ! : ‘With chances to win splendsd Prizes. “No one wiltever miss the time or the money inv: 1-tf A. LY LIEBERT’S BAFFLE. pre <a \ WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. W. Young’s Gift En tis soon to come off, andt cy of the Began at the time, I have postpone my ntertainment until : Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. Those whe wish to purchase Tickets can do 80 calling t on Broad. "yfevads Deo 25-tf w re. LIBRE YOUNG AMERICA jr: No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. MALOY V¥ MILLS, . or PROPRIETORS. E W au the FINEST ea veh LIQUORS and CIGARS to be found in market. Ps Come and see for yourselves! 22 tf SELECT SCHOOL. aaa ‘Young Ladies oo andl ae Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. k. FADEA BaD ceaeseaties pyar od JANNTPACAD was vecescecevsss ABsistant. i = SCHOOL will commence on ‘MONDA’ nly pre Studies, per. month. ease cheese en et 00 WM. geen 5 Feb-4 other ure . Lat nore ne Te Shop; foot -of Broad street,: ere Zé. ore ng see ace fae sagt fe rete: s . Assay-or-Coinage at the U.S. Mint. ~ Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacra. --mpento and cninndecssa nanan evens Metropolitan Bank, N e Galei sums to suit Purchase id County. Securities. at the ae. nite: reoelved, Collections made and traneNevada, Sept. 6. 160th = California Cured Bacon Hams Poise cqaiitioruzatemar ed AND LARD. fips to call the. tten¥ ADERS sd FAMIL to a Bacon, Hens, Shoulders, and Land, In Oans, etc.; manufactured b from choice goes FED HOGS, at his estabii at, on the oll Road between Grass Valley and one mile from” the latter place. Having on 1.000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled ‘to‘offer-té the Trade, and inhabitants of Grass Valley, Nevada and the upper: country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted swect, and on terms ry 4 aor atxe A. McALLIGEERy Agent, Nevada. ai9-tf Go AND _ THE Great Improvement of this ‘dae ! : Ss. HO RD's. EW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing rye na for sale at reduced prices See a good supply or Of Hose, Wagon Cor 8 "ore, Gate a say hse ‘Twine, direct from the Tanutie ‘States. 4,000 Yurds of ‘Heady-Made Mere! of different sizés, to accon thé: minéis of” a Nevada and the surrounding localities. : List of Prices (with Dack: furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams; pressure, single, 20 ets per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE eh HYDRAULIC PILOT, 3 he will man to wonk a revelu State, as re Go to his place of é work performed ee es al : o street, Nevada. pte In Grier’s fire-proof brick C. W. MULFORD. A. Hs HAGADORN Cc. w. MULFORD & co. ‘ BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. . Gob ies Peat Sicha i Dust forwarded to the U: 8. Branch Mint for and advances made on the same Aseny ~<a BLES w. YOUN G, N School, M rs oly erating at 7 0% onday, TERMS: Warehouse 75. and 77 Califor Street, Constantly ted on hand larg i pees ciogota pm ye rior quali ty. wos FRANK A. LEONARD, P 50k Binder. Rie neat and aND BOOK BINDING done in a neat and substantial manner. Orders soGeo by on Come oe next to Mayers & Coe ‘Nevada, Sef: 6, *86C.—im—~ -—'in Shep For Sale ! ee rand Ciliren oceupy his attention is desirous .of comma code Nevada ses is located in ae of the the styte. Am erin wishing to start business in the mount <i ihichds, Desudnes Cancels : G. C, JONES, — Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines and Li q nor Wor 8, twe doors west » Dee. 171m yee us undevsigued having business to athan. j . ose Catlery, Silver Ware and “Fancy Goede ne Kelseys. Bleck, : . Commereial Street : : % ‘Near Pine. . Watches — Repaired oo vane to_ order. poo! jes guaranteed: . il Kovada, Nev. zh, 1860. . Nis) ieaioners In the Gran'te Build'ng, Broad Street, ovata. YOLD DUST Purchased atthe ket Rates, and liberal advances i for Assay or for Coinage: “atthe U.S Checks on San Francis¢o and ‘Baceas sto Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the State Collections made, and State and 4 oy Seeetitice parchaved_ sf the Biguepy ‘Market sep7-tf ” COUNTY r¥ SCRIP. CENTS WILL LL BE GIVEN TO any one in purchasing Hose at my sam pleased to inform the ci of avile, o, Dutch Flat and Placery: in ks T shall have one of m I PROVED HYDKAULIC HOSE SEWENG MAestablished in each of the above named ne 8. sg denmeatl Look pn r RATER ROG) LL THOSE IXDF BYRD TO. ME now notified laced in the hands of a eats are not soon mad ist, 1861, 1 design Selling only Pa ashi Those wishing to purchase BOOTS SHOES will do, well to call in anil see my c.a8 sortment before purchasing peta Zt Netags Root an re, : 27 Col sensiiati Plugging, . erring bhioe ure Gol, m0 is aber hel Merchant Street, All Goods sold under « strict guarantee tnerey n

.to be held as slaves by white masters, but we night, after eating a rheaaty supper he bid a most affectionate good night to the elderly = gentleman. of the suite, and went to bed like . 4 3 speed ber. but he slipped out of ‘is room, . poles aad” stretching pet ari Fort Masters ial Julesbargh; early in the spring. The distance is about the . ORDERS PAOMPTLY ATTENDED TO. St adam This 0 Supreme Ci ee vote at here pold any diate or county office, or ‘beat testimony against . ~ & Whiteman. Now, what do we want. with quch a degraded class of human beings?— ‘Our state-constitution will not permit them . tamely. suffer them. to practice a. shocking ‘Byétem of slavery among themselves. A Chinese nabob, or a company of Chitiese nabebs, with no political rights under eur state constitution, can do what we dare not do, ourselves; can bring gangs of slaves inte our nines and work them! And that is not the ‘worst of it. The gold, extracted by these slaves, and which, all social, constitutionking, immorality—it is much, as there are but few in ligent a in the state who are not as Vieed oo a as ier ‘Tandasis our eiete,afe-all the 4 at aagraded and of prostitutes, and the males are noted for theft, mendacity and perjury. No eourtcan place confidence in Chinese testimony, for the entire race seem born with ho con. a natural abhorrence-of the truth. The own. . ets of poultry, in all our mountain towns, ean amply testify to. Chinese abilify and suc. ", cess in the art of larceny. Tt is a vicious and ‘a debased race, which all its ingenuity in . mechanics and the arts can not redeem from . “réprobation, and the sooner California ie quit Of it the better. We are led to believe, from the expressed caliente of several of our cotemporary prints, that an effort will be made to bring this Chinese stthject under the attention of . the present legislature. It is our opinion that the Senators and Assemblymen, frém the mining districts of the state, will not hesitate . to give their voices ia favor of some tinually increasing evil mny be rectified.— If uot checked by legislative enactment, the time must come when populat fury will take hold of the evil and deal with it in a way less methodical and less in consonance with the ‘dignity and philanthropy of republivan insti~tuti PRESIDENTIAL AND ReEGAL.—Lord Lycommunicated to the President Queen Victoria’s acknowledgments _of the handsome ” manwet in which her son was received and .tréated, during his recent visit to the United . States. The Queen avails herself of the opportunity to say a gteat many pretty things about the affectionate telations of the two _ nations: The President reciprocates in kind, as he otight ; and, to read these complimentary cards, one is ready to believe that Great Britain and the United States, were the Atlantic Ocean not interposed, would immedistely rush into each other's arms, in an eesta ey ef love, “and meet, and melt, and mingle into one !” ‘The first Cockney toutist that writes a book about the Americans will Knock ull the gloss off of this affectionate ine ee : A sxue ARRANGEMENT oreLigngner Mur Fay _of Sacramento, has lately .been doing people and suicides-he has bad plenty to do, and official fees have rained upon him in a perfect shower, Like most other-thriving men, “the more he gets the more he wants,” and he.inelsts upon collecting helf Soon: tram those who, after being shot or stabbed, decline to die. A> lak nootunts Was beep _ bandsome”” by him. fe ro Riga fe —4 ed to show him round. They started off thro” + the darkness ; they rummaged the high-ways and the by-ways ; they explored the mystewith murdered} ‘ties of city life by gaslight ; they became ex, " . hilarated and boisterous—nobody knows what one of the Directors of the: Western Usion . Company, to whom the business has been intrusted, is. now in Sea F neisco, arranging terms for prosecuting ‘the enterprise . ‘they didn’t do. ‘The Prinee was ‘amazed, confounded. He had eu idea it was the . Lamath ga style to throw toney around like that score. He pulled out two or three . ” thousand and propased to spend it, but was met with ageneral admenitien te put up his tin and keep it until he got a chance te take “the boys” out himself, when he could gratify the taste for expenditure which his entertuiners now claimed as their own. —We will not.undertake to detail his experiences on that eventful night. It is suffi. cient to say that his royal eyes were caused to assume dimensions equivalent to small . saucers, that he pronouaced it a “high old time,” and.that,as the rosy east gave waru‘ing of approaching day, he parted from his new-found friends with vigorous embraces and affectionate injunctiopson their part to take good care of Limself. He went to bed by the gray-dewn, and:his friends howled a disto . Cordant serenade under his window, which Was brought to a s close id the aude descent . ofa stool, = he Porric FALL. —The Maryville people possession of “potion! editors: ppeal, of Tuesday, spins a longer yarn about ‘the fall of a lady, on a street crossing, than the author of the book of Genesis spins of Mothet Eve. The poetical ¥ and, instead of saypeste? Dar Suchillboany westoniay morning, wit. néssed a precisely similar case on Commercial street, in front of Tallman & Turner’s ages, he gallantly rushed to the rescue, although he failed to reach in time to save the ady’s tibia from a severe excoriation. Butit ‘wasn’t Lokalitums’ fault; for he would, any time, immolate his own shins if he could, thereby, save the ladies’! a 6. € WHEELER, Secretary of the Board of Managers of the-State Agrignitural Society, has addressed circulars to members of the Society, informing them that the annual meeting will be held in ‘Sacramento on the 30th of January, at2P.M., and that a proposed amendmet te the Couititution, looking to the permanent location of the State Fair, will be considered. DisasTRovs Rmas. —On the 20th, ‘neerly } one-half the business: portion of the town of Adams, N. Y.,. was burned—the loss is. esti‘mated at $80,000: The fire originated in Stern & Webster's dry gouds store; also a tenement house owned by Jno. A, Davenport, New Haven, occupied by twenty-six families, . . was destroyed -en~the-same night by fire. Richard Colbetz and his entire family—self, wife and four children, perished; also, A. Beers & Bons’ shoe fuctory, Newark. ae GeEoretA.—The Geiniaerend Legislature of Georgia, at the date of the last pony’s advices, were engaged in a most bitter and uudignified war, alhalong of a bank bill which the Governor vetved. This bit of a breeze may tend to keep Georgia out of the secession muddle. : EROn Saturday-nwcist st the ER lower portion of Sia Francisco were flooded. The Alta press room was full of water, and had a steam pump at work pumping it ous. EF" The four captive chilicen among the Snake Indians wil! soon be returned. The Indians will.restere them, ‘THe daily stage, riiyning g from Placerville to Washoe, has been changed to a tri-weekly. —_————— _ Tne ONLY Two.—The Alta California} and the New York Herald are the only ‘ sev raimento, in the way of assassination ! . gard: but, instead of raking together poetical im. > eastward as rapidly as-possible. x year ceive. them from the Atlantic.” THe NeweuL AND ‘Serre TRAGEDY. _— Alluding to the murder of 8. T. Newel! by” Horace Smith, the Auburn Signal, formerly edited by the murdered man, says its columns never contained a slanderous aspersion on any woman, as some of the journals have. intimated. It says also that Newell left Auburn on the night. of Dec.28, having been called out of the Temperance Division by a friend, and informed that Smith was in search of hint, with a determination to kill him.— } He left in a carriage, and we are informed he had to pawn his pistol.to obtain money to pay the expenses of bis jeurney. _ Tur ENGLisw VoLunrEeers.—A London letter, referring to the volunteer foree whch has sprung up with such astounding rapidity in England, says: :—There is now an imposing army Of volunteers, their numbers being estiBa mated a little below “200,000 men. Ayear has also done wonders in drilling und rifle ‘all field: maneuvers, and the recent prize con. test at Wimbledon and—other places have shown that there are many excellent shots. . ground and target, and the prizes given by. contribution prove a vigorous incentive to ‘ Seago Divine aND HuMAN ForGIVENESS.—A celebrated druggist of San Francisce being on the point of death, sent for Dr. C., who was thefamily physician. C. having pre.seribed, wat about to take his leave, when the druggist called. him to his bedside, and “Doctor, I have-something weighing heavily on my mind; several-years ago I was he habit of adulterating my drugs, and I am hew apprehensive that I will .not be_par“Well,”. said the doctor, “God Al-. reiful, and may forgive you; but <d see, you d——d first.””. if 1 were he, = NAMES, OF ING Districrs.—The in the dialect of the Indian, mhabiting that Regie , and is not the name of the tribe, as was at firet "go that . Ea by the discoverers of those So that the Coso District is, in fact, the fi orburet . ia district, which vcry appropriately applies to the greater portion of that region, : ‘Mono is the Indian term for stranger. Esmeralda is the Spanish-for emerald. _ ) ANOTRER TIN MINE.~<A correspondent lead” has been found near White River Precinct, Tulare County. Specimetis of great richness have been shown, ahd resemble Coso ore. From. this circumstance, we conclude that the “tin” is_of that kind ‘which some pockets. <> Ey Over two years ago a State Q Miner’s Association was. fermed, members paying.into the treasury, as supposed, five dollars each. A San Franciscan suggests that, as the Society is apparently defunct, ita. funds, if anywhere on. hand, be given to the-poor. There's a call for somebody

aa ‘i CHA centrifugal gun, lately exhibited in Beston, throws 500 balis per minute at long are fed into a lwpper with a shovel. EPA correspondent ef the Bee says a waggish newsboy rushed inte the first cabin of the Golden Gvte, just before she sailed, aud sang out: ‘Who wants an office 7’ ty -heads involuntarily pushed forward jo,1espend to the cry. —— €HF" There were ready tor shipment from en day newspapelt in the world. rels of flour and several cargoes of lumber. patice Lebked ale ws niet Se. Webs, bauer he Pacific Cott ts reguerly ae We renew reweather. ‘ticket in my Rafile be ev pictures) the same price as I hayé done before tention. ~Most.corps_are__thoronghly up in. Almost every parish has now ita shooting . of he Visalia Delta says an extensive~“tin . ° lucky fellows, not editors, carty in ‘their . . . east corner of range, without powder or caps, simply by -turning a crank like a coffee mill. ‘The balls . For. Portland, Oregon, about sixty thousand bar. tillo Remington, at. Blue 1 sel oe Sa 2 Town = Tent ate et . , f-naid in ‘By Sanauwt & Nuss, Atty’s. ~ Ji0-td Attention, Everybody $ cee . = * A Great.Reduction in the PRICES OF LIKENESSES!! NSIDERATION OF THE HARD rs cbt times‘and iso for the unity of sell: all the Se noee in my Raile before the Istof oe pa am determined to reduce my prices for enesses 25.per cent. from the ist of January, toot. I Lt will continue to take as good a picture as can be taken in an pert of fornia, in all kinds of and wi li charge only (with one ery dollar invested in without tickets. and Painted, only $16., With Sixteen Tickets, and ev: reduced in by: somes Wats I have discov anew Pictures, which enables me to sh phan e aeer oan — DvURABLE STYLE of” ur art. NOW ISTHE TIME TO HAVE PICTURES ! : ‘With chances to win splendsd Prizes. “No one wiltever miss the time or the money inv: 1-tf A. LY LIEBERT’S BAFFLE. pre <a \ WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. W. Young’s Gift En tis soon to come off, andt cy of the Began at the time, I have postpone my ntertainment until : Tuesday, February 12th, 1861. Those whe wish to purchase Tickets can do 80 calling t on Broad. "yfevads Deo 25-tf w re. LIBRE YOUNG AMERICA jr: No. 55 Pine Street, Nevada. MALOY V¥ MILLS, . or PROPRIETORS. E W au the FINEST ea veh LIQUORS and CIGARS to be found in market. Ps Come and see for yourselves! 22 tf SELECT SCHOOL. aaa ‘Young Ladies oo andl ae Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. k. FADEA BaD ceaeseaties pyar od JANNTPACAD was vecescecevsss ABsistant. i = SCHOOL will commence on ‘MONDA’ nly pre Studies, per. month.. ease cheese en et 00 WM. geen 5 Feb-4 other ure . Lat nore ne Te Shop; foot -of Broad street,: ere Zé. ore ng see ace fae sagt fe rete: s . Assay-or-Coinage at the U.S. Mint. ~ Checks at Par, on San Francisco, Sacra. --mpento and cninndecssa nanan evens Metropolitan Bank, N e Galei sums to suit Purchase id County. Securities. at the ae. nite: reoelved, Collections made and traneNevada, Sept. 6. 160th = California Cured Bacon Hams Poise cqaiitioruzatemar ed AND LARD. fips to call the. tten¥ ADERS sd FAMIL to a Bacon, Hens, Shoulders, and Land, In Oans, etc.; manufactured b from choice goes FED HOGS, at his estabii at, on the oll Road between Grass Valley and one mile from” the latter place. Having on 1.000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGS, He is enabled ‘to‘offer-té the Trade, and inhabitants of Grass Valley, Nevada and the upper: country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted swect, and on terms ry 4 aor atxe A. McALLIGEERy Agent, Nevada. ai9-tf Go AND _ THE Great Improvement of this ‘dae ! : Ss. HO RD's. EW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing rye na for sale at reduced prices See a good supply or Of Hose, Wagon Cor 8 "ore, Gate a say hse ‘Twine, direct from the Tanutie ‘States. 4,000 Yurds of ‘Heady-Made Mere! of different sizés, to accon thé: minéis of” a Nevada and the surrounding localities. : List of Prices (with Dack: furnished for Hose) sewed with four seams; pressure, single, 20 ets per yard for sewing : LAWRENCE eh HYDRAULIC PILOT, 3 he will man to wonk a revelu State, as re Go to his place of é work performed ee es al : o street, Nevada. pte In Grier’s fire-proof brick C. W. MULFORD. A. Hs HAGADORN Cc. w. MULFORD & co. ‘ BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. . Gob ies Peat Sicha i Dust forwarded to the U: 8. Branch Mint for and advances made on the same Aseny ~<a BLES w. YOUN G, N School, M rs oly erating at 7 0% onday, TERMS: Warehouse 75. and 77 Califor Street, Constantly ted on hand larg i pees ciogota pm ye rior quali ty. wos FRANK A. LEONARD, P 50k Binder. Rie neat and aND BOOK BINDING done in a neat and substantial manner. Orders soGeo by on Come oe next to Mayers & Coe ‘Nevada, Sef: 6, *86C.—im—~ -—'in Shep For Sale ! ee rand Ciliren oceupy his attention is desirous .of comma code Nevada ses is located in ae of the the styte. Am erin wishing to start business in the mount <i ihichds, Desudnes Cancels : G. C, JONES, — Importer and Wholesale Dealer in Fine Wines and Li q nor Wor 8, twe doors west » Dee. 171m yee us undevsigued having business to athan. j . ose Catlery, Silver Ware and “Fancy Goede ne Kelseys. Bleck, : . Commereial Street : : % ‘Near Pine. . Watches — Repaired oo vane to_ order. poo! jes guaranteed: . il Kovada, Nev. zh, 1860. . Nis) ieaioners In the Gran'te Build'ng, Broad Street, ovata. YOLD DUST Purchased atthe ket Rates, and liberal advances i for Assay or for Coinage: “atthe U.S Checks on San Francis¢o and ‘Baceas sto Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the State Collections made, and State and 4 oy Seeetitice parchaved_ sf the Biguepy ‘Market sep7-tf ” COUNTY r¥ SCRIP. CENTS WILL LL BE GIVEN TO any one in purchasing Hose at my sam pleased to inform the ci of avile, o, Dutch Flat and Placery: in ks T shall have one of m I PROVED HYDKAULIC HOSE SEWENG MAestablished in each of the above named ne 8. sg denmeatl Look pn r RATER ROG) LL THOSE IXDF BYRD TO. ME now notified laced in the hands of a eats are not soon mad ist, 1861, 1 design Selling only Pa ashi Those wishing to purchase BOOTS SHOES will do, well to call in anil see my c.a8 sortment before purchasing peta Zt Netags Root an re, : 27 Col sensiiati Plugging, . erring bhioe ure Gol, m0 is aber hel Merchant Street, All Goods sold under « strict guarantee tnerey n