January 15, 1861 (4 pages)

_ swould-be induced to believe that each faction was fully convinced that not only the welfare election of its especial candidate. Anybody, Valls wiley: pitceta, oan sée that this . ‘enemies-of the human race. We should not ‘be surprised to find some scriptural exponnd‘er prove that the beast,. with seven heads and ten liortis, which Holy’ St. John saw on the island of Patmos, was nothing but a horriblé presentiment of a California politician ! ‘What is there about little Johnny Conness, ‘that should make him so dreadful in the eyes ofthe Breckinridgers and Lincolnites, © That ‘he'was born in the bewutiful eounty:of Done. an the Felignttil province of Ulster, in _ ewate: Ould Ireland, is no reason that he Sees Neonel tt fhe sport Oo _ date'to poke fun at & Pennsylvania Dutch. __ an, or at a Pennsylvanian, of-any sort of cone Some ‘Pile think we are too g = anon quoddy Yankee should shake all the out of our wike Assembly ! It is -@trange, however, than that very young beys “Felesedcnstimmenenn : To talk sense to'x body of puliticians is like throwing the portrait of your grandmother to pa oo ate bear, whose infant heir pov egrnasrd pare Sap ch map et ty. For it, they would sacrifice the State, the Union, the World, ‘the ‘Universe !—all, but their own chances of preferment: TO ining: . "ing, fo in : foo Pegletetere = rely lor speaker sheer: exhaustion, it can ballot no longer : pres not more . England abolitionists would. tet the southern _ Wegro-and tis master woth out their respectave.aalvations, in the manner which eternal and inflexible Necessity prescribes, it would ‘prevent a great deal of unpleasantness. if the ultra . ae » of the cétton states, would. -not-esteem--his rights and interests higher and holier than those of ‘all the other inhabitants of t Ps i dha ees _ these three factions in the Assembly, one = "of the globe, ‘depended on its success in the “Hea ent hs edi They are the ted. we thould like to see Scns tik oul f. Bottom, four milles south of Red Blutf, end Samed oa honor of heing the . J one Bellew, of Georgia, who is now the only . ———— t not antl MCE OF «gy arate gong save another? Are. righte not as pré-. It is alleged that the acceptances of the ciows rope —_ right of property ‘in ‘Secretary of War consist of memoranda sta-. & 4. Tf < ha you only ting that so much more would.be due on the the Union and i seedy but you fail to. execution of the contract for transporting the unite your people, beeause you do not re-. 'supplies. These, Russell hypothecated acstroy the Union and the Constitution and he and-turn: away. But tell onstitution is infracted and the Union threatened by Black Republicans, and te both against those who wou esrey het tad he: est soa we ae ee him that the call him to aid Ay f defending heartily with you 5, i pale Sa, Thi So “Se ‘Ain The ‘clause of the tenth section of the first States dt Constitution of -the as its a state to keep troops ships of war in time of peace, aoe fo Counge in-war'when actually invaded, or when in such imminent danger as will not admit of deAppeal, which has recently been enlarged, L mney pam The A awa 1b Bet, by 8 Tele lot, a weakly— i we wish it success. ays tpt pomidvitia 38 seems somewhat strange that evada people have to get fone Se Seton through Marysville ‘and Sacramento. . The Citizen and Democrat always reach us, through t office, exactly a week after publication day. For instance, the date of Jan. 5, came to’us on the 12th. If this ie the fault of Buchanan’s.administration, which, no doubt, it is, as po Old Buck, like the Mosnic scape-goat, is now made fo bear everyhody’s sins, why, we're down on Old Buck and his rascally administration. If this villainy shall keep up, we shall go in, withCongressman Burch; fora Pacific Republic, and see how Old Buck will like that! Seriously, we should like to get the Downievifle papers within a half weok anne pannenien cap. Lance Hoes.=-The fed Bluff Independent, says : “On Saturday last we saw some of the largest hogs ever brought to this town, i-th ‘corral of Mr. J. Triek, of the Wash ington Market. They are ele¥en in number, stand-over three feet high, and gen are only about two years old. We are told: that with good feeding they could be made phi. data ip @ short time.” 7 pip) divided: the . al see treated b , his removal fronr the Presidency of the Com. tention to impeach Secretary Fieyd. No Thies . -tPhe contract of Russell, Majors & Wadlay. Now, are we not actually invaded? Is danger not imminent? Does it admit of = . first sight they look like minute eae rcage UY Aprust.—The Meryvvllle:daily is, . . Naser apliien, alpha and omega of all the . With ite tr . tat pts tom the epor slo ov reget . ppshingne yeh ssniganderd ppeal now appears us a daily and wocek. & Waddell, whe wae wanble te neci ees of the” aed Non . g beredeametnre the Legislature for an . offic vere es say a8 much. Corner of Main and Commercial St, aaa Bin dee ‘JupGE MeLean, of Obio, is said to be the eee : 825,000 woRTH OF DRY GOODS ee T° be Closea out. . . It isstated that the stockholders will demand . pany. Tiiw friends say, however, that he. will make everything tight. Street rusdrs are curtent that it is the inevidence has yet been produged of his complicity in the. Russell transaction. Snow FLeas.—In our journeyings through this mountainous region, during the season of winter, says the Mountain Messenger, we have frequently observed_.on_the surface of the’snow, near the roads and trails, a tiny insect known here as the sndw flea, We have made frequent inquiries as to the true name of this insect, its properties and peculiarities. but have learned little. The snow flea is probably the smallest representative of ani. by # mated nature in the world, being only ‘the In large quantities these insects are found on the snow, generally in fair weather, and a dark colored dirt ; but upon approaching the little snow-dwellers the quick jump satisfies you that they seek no terms of with you. We have heard it said that in Norway ‘and Sweden, particularly in the densely timbered portions of those countries, . the snow in Minnesota, where the snow falls to. great the snow flea is a stranger. Some persons couse Git Me sti ie Stile a'Eina of ‘Ralbell With the fHends of the Interior De: partment will not effect the Pony Express. . fon is found ; butin the Atlantic States, even . . depth and the winters are remarkably cold, c . pHIS 18 NO HUMBUG SALE! ee This (‘Tuesday).Evening, Jan, 15th, BPP kote Rigreat play ofthe ‘of worse citisens LEDY OF LYONS. AMLIB Paulite.cccccpescsdcceees Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne. Claude Melnotte.. Kensie Pierpont Thayer HAGADORN & BOWLEY To conélude ‘with the farce of theBetween this and the Fourth poms, Margery .+.¢: Vis sie’ ade . of March; 1861. s Avicneton Boxee, $15, Gallery..:.60 cents low . i" : riff’s Sale. ‘And in order todo this they offer their whole — She aa on the lth day of January, A removed ie tos tinea Distri¢t“6f the State of = By or) Af evade. 56 ort of Henry ee ade per cent, ee etien T. r. oarlet Fe Att fie tte eat . (stoi Stock of FANCY DRY GOODS . Yitle, and . hae the sum of. rest on a LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. Ranch, containing haus 300 saree miles from town of Ne mat In order to convinee the LADIES that this is «. NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get upa rush ~we would call your attention to a few articles, asa sample of the REDUCTION we have tunte mm our Goods : . Splendid Black Silks ..2.. $1 per yard ) oFele Faney Silks..-..50cte per yard my Rend ite 06th day of Jenenry . ios Fiskeh Pitas. ..”. 18 eta per yard J.B _VAN HAGEN, Sherif. ofa eas By Jno. H eee +p Derk Peneete iineeneteten ania note the ct Steal oe cient work on animated nature; what is the name of the author? Cotte Honszs.—I knew a horse tak: en with colic while on a. tread-wheel to a carding ‘machine, so that the owner thought that he could not live. He. got three. veterinary surgeons, and they did what they could, and all decided that the horse must die.— The man’s wife, who believed and practised hygiene, from the time the horse was taken, . tried to rsuade her husband to use-a wet . . he insisted it would do no good. After . had given wp that the horse could no longer Rita eakeonesiicon Aorse, went to the beer drew water, and poured it on till thorow soaked. It steamed like a pot boiling. iless than fifteen minutes from the time he commenced the watering process the horse was up rand tor who knew he could not live. The aifee did good service afterwards. <> e Horniras. It is not of uncommon 66: currence, about Hornitas, says the Maripoheavy rain, pieces of quartz and gold of cénsiderable . value, One piece was found last week Aj pounds; whieh yielded, when p ap; Bh pounds of pure-gold.— . y was found which yielded 4 ounces, and a less amount. “A.man made over eating, to the great surprise of the horse doe-. sa Gazette, to pick up; “particularly after a } (20>) with M. Levey amd : feck Sieahah toedie.« ences 124 cts ; um of $880 20 (principle cbt} with, imacrees : 2h eta per yard the rendition ef paid, . Commen Merrimac prints Given away ski of tid ie we CALL AND EXAMINE 2 stuae wall, ind the dwehing reste a ‘ : ) he) P S tye proce: wheroot applied te. the. payment of ye soar 8 of money as 6 The highest bidder fos te Ro op Shed fl Laie, you ttn ret snared of NOT GET iss Ja ieee x) reba sth, . vie any ie me o” Pr. M. ; Given under my hand this 14th ; ee ~s in ak my ith day ot Jane. SH ELF-wo RN Goons, ~ By’ ny aoe hoi natal Sane ‘Sale. ¥ virtue ofan Execution to me directed issBut Goeds that have been brough t into thie merket within ONE YEAR and . ut ef the H: District of th 14th Judicial Distriet, fi and for’ county of bak : Bic . Rh sie eaear, ais le ere carat wns Pulton aad Philip. Gumalp for; the eum of $050 n. a id the Riis rate of 10 per . _ t per ; ¥ ose Will please the followi to.wit: * the right, i defendanta of, elaims and PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT rt} To OCALL AND. SETTLE, : AT THE goods me sell out t As low. confined alitums 1 ‘rather gi custome! on their now they did Loka ‘the man clares he if he gan How an can cone things, 'g ceived, i ‘see throt Distr Slacke y ‘foreclost O'Coen Same ru Phillip

_ swould-be induced to believe that each faction was fully convinced that not only the welfare election of its especial candidate. Anybody, Valls wiley: pitceta, oan sée that this . ‘enemies-of the human race. We should not ‘be surprised to find some scriptural exponnd‘er prove that the beast,. with seven heads and ten liortis, which Holy’ St. John saw on the island of Patmos, was nothing but a horriblé presentiment of a California politician ! ‘What is there about little Johnny Conness, ‘that should make him so dreadful in the eyes ofthe Breckinridgers and Lincolnites, © That ‘he'was born in the bewutiful eounty:of Done. an the Felignttil province of Ulster, in _ ewate: Ould Ireland, is no reason that he Sees Neonel tt fhe sport Oo _ date'to poke fun at & Pennsylvania Dutch. __ an, or at a Pennsylvanian, of-any sort of cone Some ‘Pile think we are too g = anon quoddy Yankee should shake all the out of our wike Assembly ! It is -@trange, however, than that very young beys “Felesedcnstimmenenn : To talk sense to'x body of puliticians is like throwing the portrait of your grandmother to pa oo ate bear, whose infant heir pov egrnasrd pare Sap ch map et ty. For it, they would sacrifice the State, the Union, the World, ‘the ‘Universe !—all, but their own chances of preferment: TO ining: . "ing, fo in : foo Pegletetere = rely lor speaker sheer: exhaustion, it can ballot no longer : pres not more . England abolitionists would. tet the southern _ Wegro-and tis master woth out their respectave.aalvations, in the manner which eternal and inflexible Necessity prescribes, it would ‘prevent a great deal of unpleasantness.. if the ultra . ae » of the cétton states, would. -not-esteem--his rights and interests higher and holier than those of ‘all the other inhabitants of t Ps i dha ees _ these three factions in the Assembly, one = "of the globe, ‘depended on its success in the “Hea ent hs edi They are the ted. we thould like to see Scns tik oul f. Bottom, four milles south of Red Blutf, end Samed oa honor of heing the . J one Bellew, of Georgia, who is now the only . ———— t not antl MCE OF «gy arate gong save another? Are. righte not as pré-. It is alleged that the acceptances of the ciows rope —_ right of property ‘in ‘Secretary of War consist of memoranda sta-. & 4. Tf < ha you only ting that so much more would.be due on the the Union and i seedy but you fail to. execution of the contract for transporting the unite your people, beeause you do not re-. 'supplies. These, Russell hypothecated acstroy the Union and the Constitution and he and-turn: away. But tell onstitution is infracted and the Union threatened by Black Republicans, and te both against those who wou esrey het tad he: est soa we ae ee him that the call him to aid Ay f defending heartily with you 5, i pale Sa, Thi So “Se ‘Ain The ‘clause of the tenth section of the first States dt Constitution of -the as its a state to keep troops ships of war in time of peace, aoe fo Counge in-war'when actually invaded, or when in such imminent danger as will not admit of deAppeal, which has recently been enlarged, L mney pam The A awa 1b Bet, by 8 Tele lot, a weakly— i we wish it success. ays tpt pomidvitia 38 seems somewhat strange that evada people have to get fone Se Seton through Marysville ‘and Sacramento. . The Citizen and Democrat always reach us, through t office, exactly a week after publication day. For instance, the date of Jan. 5, came to’us on the 12th. If this ie the fault of Buchanan’s.administration, which, no doubt, it is, as po Old Buck, like the Mosnic scape-goat, is now made fo bear everyhody’s sins, why, we're down on Old Buck and his rascally administration. If this villainy shall keep up, we shall go in, withCongressman Burch; fora Pacific Republic, and see how Old Buck will like that! Seriously, we should like to get the Downievifle papers within a half weok anne pannenien cap. Lance Hoes.=-The fed Bluff Independent, says : “On Saturday last we saw some of the largest hogs ever brought to this town, i-th ‘corral of Mr. J. Triek, of the Wash ington Market. They are ele¥en in number, stand-over three feet high, and gen are only about two years old. We are told: that with good feeding they could be made phi. data ip @ short time.” 7 pip) divided: the . al see treated b , his removal fronr the Presidency of the Com. tention to impeach Secretary Fieyd. No Thies . -tPhe contract of Russell, Majors & Wadlay. Now, are we not actually invaded? Is danger not imminent? Does it admit of = . first sight they look like minute eae rcage UY Aprust.—The Meryvvllle:daily is, . . Naser apliien, alpha and omega of all the . With ite tr . tat pts tom the epor slo ov reget . ppshingne yeh ssniganderd ppeal now appears us a daily and wocek. & Waddell, whe wae wanble te neci ees of the” aed Non . g beredeametnre the Legislature for an . offic vere es say a8 much. Corner of Main and Commercial St, aaa Bin dee ‘JupGE MeLean, of Obio, is said to be the eee : 825,000 woRTH OF DRY GOODS ee T° be Closea out. . . It isstated that the stockholders will demand . pany. Tiiw friends say, however, that he. will make everything tight. Street rusdrs are curtent that it is the inevidence has yet been produged of his complicity in the. Russell transaction. Snow FLeas.—In our journeyings through this mountainous region, during the season of winter, says the Mountain Messenger, we have frequently observed_.on_the surface of the’snow, near the roads and trails, a tiny insect known here as the sndw flea, We have made frequent inquiries as to the true name of this insect, its properties and peculiarities.

but have learned little. The snow flea is probably the smallest representative of ani. by # mated nature in the world, being only ‘the In large quantities these insects are found on the snow, generally in fair weather, and a dark colored dirt ; but upon approaching the little snow-dwellers the quick jump satisfies you that they seek no terms of with you. We have heard it said that in Norway ‘and Sweden, particularly in the densely timbered portions of those countries, . the snow in Minnesota, where the snow falls to. great the snow flea is a stranger. Some persons couse Git Me sti ie Stile a'Eina of ‘Ralbell With the fHends of the Interior De: partment will not effect the Pony Express. . fon is found ; butin the Atlantic States, even . . depth and the winters are remarkably cold, c . pHIS 18 NO HUMBUG SALE! ee This (‘Tuesday).Evening, Jan, 15th, BPP kote Rigreat play ofthe ‘of worse citisens LEDY OF LYONS. AMLIB Paulite.cccccpescsdcceees Mrs. Julia Dean Hayne. Claude Melnotte.... Kensie Pierpont Thayer HAGADORN & BOWLEY To conélude ‘with the farce of theBetween this and the Fourth poms, Margery .+.¢: Vis sie’ ade . of March; 1861. s Avicneton Boxee, $15, Gallery...:.60 cents low . i" : riff’s Sale. ‘And in order todo this they offer their whole — She aa on the lth day of January, A removed ie tos tinea Distri¢t“6f the State of = By or) Af evade. 56 ort of Henry ee ade per cent, ee etien T. r. oarlet Fe Att fie tte eat . (stoi Stock of FANCY DRY GOODS . Yitle, and . hae the sum of. rest on a LESS THAN SAN FRANCISCO WHOLESALE PRICES. Ranch, containing haus 300 saree miles from town of Ne mat In order to convinee the LADIES that this is «. NO DODGE OR SWINDLE—to get upa rush ~we would call your attention to a few articles, asa sample of the REDUCTION we have tunte mm our Goods : . Splendid Black Silks ...2... $1 per yard ) oFele Faney Silks....-....50cte per yard my Rend ite 06th day of Jenenry . ios Fiskeh Pitas. ...”. 18 eta per yard J.B _VAN HAGEN, Sherif. ofa eas By Jno. H eee +p Derk Peneete iineeneteten ania note the ct Steal oe cient work on animated nature; what is the name of the author? Cotte Honszs.—I knew a horse tak: en with colic while on a. tread-wheel to a carding ‘machine, so that the owner thought that he could not live. He. got three. veterinary surgeons, and they did what they could, and all decided that the horse must die.— The man’s wife, who believed and practised hygiene, from the time the horse was taken, . tried to rsuade her husband to use-a wet . . he insisted it would do no good. After . had given wp that the horse could no longer Rita eakeonesiicon Aorse, went to the beer drew water, and poured it on till thorow soaked. It steamed like a pot boiling. iless than fifteen minutes from the time he commenced the watering process the horse was up rand tor who knew he could not live. The aifee did good service afterwards. <> e Horniras. It is not of uncommon 66: currence, about Hornitas, says the Maripoheavy rain, pieces of quartz and gold of cénsiderable . value, One piece was found last week Aj pounds; whieh yielded, when p ap; Bh pounds of pure-gold.— . y was found which yielded 4 ounces, and a less amount. “A.man made over eating, to the great surprise of the horse doe-. sa Gazette, to pick up; “particularly after a } (20>) with M. Levey amd : feck Sieahah toedie.« ences 124 cts ; um of $880 20 (principle cbt} with, imacrees : 2h eta per yard the rendition ef paid, . Commen Merrimac prints Given away ski of tid ie we CALL AND EXAMINE 2 stuae wall, ind the dwehing reste a ‘ : ) he) P S tye proce: wheroot applied te. the. payment of ye soar 8 of money as 6 The highest bidder fos te Ro op Shed fl Laie, you ttn ret snared of NOT GET iss Ja ieee x) reba sth, . vie any ie me o” Pr. M. ; Given under my hand this 14th ; ee ~s in ak my ith day ot Jane. SH ELF-wo RN Goons, ~ By’ ny aoe hoi natal Sane ‘Sale. ¥ virtue ofan Execution to me directed issBut Goeds that have been brough t into thie merket within ONE YEAR and . ut ef the H: District of th 14th Judicial Distriet, fi and for’ county of bak : Bic . Rh sie eaear, ais le ere carat wns Pulton aad Philip. Gumalp for; the eum of $050 n. a id the Riis rate of 10 per . _ t per ; ¥ ose Will please the followi to.wit: * the right, i defendanta of, elaims and PRESENT THEM FOR PAYMENT rt} To OCALL AND. SETTLE, : AT THE goods me sell out t As low. confined alitums 1 ‘rather gi custome! on their now they did Loka ‘the man clares he if he gan How an can cone things, 'g ceived, i ‘see throt Distr Slacke y ‘foreclost O'Coen Same ru Phillip