January 25, 1863 (4 pages)

SUNDAY MORNING “JAS. 25. aaeeeiemaaaatl “Whe News —Advices from the army at Fredericksburg, is of the bighest importance, The army isin motion. [he river is to be UG Id Baa a tei ‘Sigel, Hooker aod Franklin marched ow the) 2 aie GENRES SESS RAR NOT SEE ATA A BORE NE HIS: NR PORE StS RTS GE es HR Eee Deutz. Times.—Iftimes were ever duller . are to be constrycted above, by Spaulding _ and Magruder. One train-of panitoons is to be held in reserve, opposite Fredericksbure. _ 90th inst., in the direction of Hart wood Church, which is north-east of U.S. Ford, It is supposed that. Hooker and Franklin’ would erossat. Pigtk’s Ford, where a brigade of rebel infantry under Wileox, is stationed. The object of these divisions ts to drive the enemy from the river, and-gain-the ‘rear of the city. When this is accomplished. Sumner’s Grand Division will cross the river near Fredericksourg. There is 28 yet no reliable information to show that there las been any fighting on the Rappahannock, but there is no doubt now as to the movement of the army. General Burnside bas issued the following order, dated January 20th: The Commanding General announces to the Army of the Potomac that we are abeut “to meet the enemy once wore. Our brilliant vieteviesin North Carolina, Ténnessee and Arkansas have divided and Weakened the enemy on the Reppahannock, and the auspicious mument seews to have arrived to strike agreat and mortal blow to the rebellion, and in a decisive victory that is due to the country. Letthe gallait soldiers of ~ brilliant battle-fields aceomplish this achi aits them Will have taken a great step to‘anid te be especially beautiful. superior to . the ledge being_nearly north and south. . Los ANGELFES.—The Los Angeles News of phan Asylum in Marin'conuty, took fire and was eBtireiy gornisumed. _ His children, while playingin the kitehen, upset a horse, on whi A 7 4 ai one Mrs Pottcr, San-Fran J W Roberts, Grase V ~ . : clothes were drying, and they fell into the fire. a single article in the house was saved. Tue percussion lock was invented by an English clergyman Mr. Forsyth—in theyear 1807-+-batior.many years after its invention and beasts byt is now applied in all the arthe déstruction of men _ A NEW sewing machine has been invented in Boston, which id adJition to performing All the styles of common plain sewing, will make any requisite description ef embroidery, fringe, gimp, ruffling, netting. ete., at the rate of a yard a. minute. I'he embroidery is the finert Parisian, and all the — trimmings sre better than can be made by hand, either light or heavy. and_of various colors. Gop Hit.c.—Several companies owring the principal claims at Gold. Phill, says the Territorial Enterprise, have struck rock in fheir mines lately, which excels in richness. any which has heretofore been founds—In consequence of this discovery, the claims have advanced considerably.sn the estimation of thosé heldidg them, and higher rates are asked. This is found by drifting east, when the ge is found to be pitching in that direetion. "The ledge near the surface pitchs rapidly westward, the general bearing of — the 12th instant has the following items. ** The smallpox, if we may judge from reports. has been, and ts still, committing fewrful ravages among the Indian and low MexiPing 1x Maris County.—On.the 13th, the residence of Mr. John Lucas;near the Or The flames spread with such rapidity that not. mies of Christendom—ass well as in _most Heathendom—te-the.weapons designed four. Arrivals at National Exchange ; Broad Street, Nevada, { “i I Frock, Sacramento JB Furk. Alpi Frank Hayes, ~do DS Hough, Kock C A Priest, Virginia city 5 A Winn, Montezuma M Cortow, . dean H Cannon, Gold PF S Lathrope.Coloma W C Grove, Biue Tent P Meporsey, Cherokee C Tewksbery, city $C Morrie, Grasa¥Y W Burke. .do W Thomas, . do <A M Spaith, Nevada SS : aa At Reduced Prices!: We have aleo received an additional stock of ~ Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! — . No. 54 Broad Sirect, Nevada:; . GEO, R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. & we are determiried to dissolve hip, NOTICE . G. W. KIDD, €.C. LEAVITT, A-i. HANION.We take this method of informing the pablic} A. H. HANSON & CO., that we-witl Beir Gur large stock of i SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! dt Sam Francisco Cost. sae Oar sock compan, cvery, aril, connected Se ee SA iy We ecil ot LOW PRICES, . and are determined not to be’ undersoild by bouse in Nevada. Giveus a call. aes del? _ H. HORWITZ. & CO. any UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS . ‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL << DEALERS IN MONTGOMERY . Also, on a oom b eens, all kinds and sizes. and Childre ~ Nevada, Jan23d. Sy White and Black!! S. HAAS & CO, Cot. of Pine & Commercial Street. sa _ To the Ladies. We have on hand siarge assortment of Ladies’ R's Shoes which we will sell at San est prices, after this date. S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. NICARAGUA ROUTE! People’s Steamship Lime !.! RE-OPENING. —OF THE— at — _ F5@ miles shorter than any other Route ! CONNECTING 2 ring peace tothe country, and the _~~. Two of the rebel Stuar ‘e_commacd have been captured. ee “J. R. Doolittle has been re-elected U. 5. Senator from Wisconsin. ie A violent storm waa raging along the Atlantic, on the night of 22d. Fears are entertained for the safety of the iron-clads, Nahant and Webawken. ~ tr We ity r.get to learn by the Marysville Appeal that Geo. W. Derrickson. * proprietor of the Washoe Times—of which ‘General Fines Allen is editor—was killed by atan named Hayes, on Friday last. Mr. Derrickson was a resident of Nevada, for a long timeand was universally respected by all who knew him. (e"The Grass Kelley National says the firat of the Bachelor parties at that place, a few evenings since ing. geil “Uncle Abe” should corral these bachelors and make them assist in fighting for the Union—or. get married. They should be of some sérvice to their country. —__—SENATORIAL.—The Senatorial question remaine unchanged. The Caucus adjourned on Friday night to Tuesday next. ~ than-at present in Grass Valley, we have been unsuccessful in finding the man who remembers them. The recent storms have \ -eaused many mining operations to. suspend, ‘and we can find no persén who has done anything worth mentioning in the way of taking out money for the last few days. Even the quartz mills about Grass Valley, whose sonotous thumpings are enlivening in time of ordinary dullness,are vow idle. But this state of affairs -will-seon-pass away, a reflectionfrom which Items deduces some conse~ lation.— Gruss. Valley National. ‘Same here ! ; TREASON hasno exemptions merely because it works with ink and types. The ~~ man who edits a paper to overturn the Gov. ernwent is as much deserving of hanginy as the rascal who works artillery for the same. ‘purpose. What! dead again? One “Mrs. Lucy Baker, mother of the late General E. “D. Baker,” etc.,died about three months ago; and we supposed there was not a peper in the United States that had net given the old lady an obituary notice —G@. V. National. Yes, and some papers we know of, have} “noticed the fact two or three times. Expect they were short of exchanges, owing to the tate high rates of paper. UNLEsS we prosecute this war te a suc~ cessful close, owt country will coon have no light but the “‘light of other days.” AccoRDING toa census just completed, the city of Chicago contains 137,030 inhabitants. An inerease since the United Spates can population. We have Reard: it stated that no less than fourteen died in one day last week. 2 “A petition fora registry law for this section has been signed and forwarded to the Legislature. We hope tbat a lew of the kind Wilk pass thia session”S fii : . ce Tue sthooner Mary Martin which sailed ] from San Fravgisco on Siinday list, ran ashoreat Half Moon Bx, on Tuesday. She had aboard some twelve oNifteen Digger Indians. OF the $1;731,415 35 sh'ped by yesterday's steamer, $1,336,494 97 were forwarded to England. This course has beeisadopted, fer safely—to protect it from rebel Sag will\be shipped to New York. _e. . “He is a JEWeL.”—The lettersbook of Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, Secretary of the Interior under Buchanan, contains one dated in the Fall of 1860, in which he glowingly describes the prospecis of the embryo Confederacy, and. thus alludes to Bucharan : “ He is th» truest friend to the South L have ever known fro the North. find a man. Sputh. He is a Jewel But niy duty is now to the = GuILry oF Murnen.—(n the Santa Clara County District Court, one Deitzman has been convicted of murder in the seeond degree, for shooting, with his revolver, a Spaninrd. ‘The Jury, however, recommended him to mercy. THE little State of Rhode Island has borrowed $600,000 at a premium of more than 8 per cent., and was offered $1,600.000 on the same terms. ee Tue gambling establishment at Spa: in Germany, gained during the season. extending from May Ist to November Ist, the sum of 1,200,000f. CuHILenos Shotr.—We levrn, says the Calaveras Chronicle, by « gentleman from Murphy's Camp,-that two Chilenos were shot in that place-on Thursday by.an American and a Frenchman. abouta right te a water-ditch, which has been in litigation for some time. It is thought that one of tae Chilenos may recover. Tie other is mortally wounded. A BARREL of New Hampshire cider, a keg of water from the Merrimac river, and one from thy Connecticut, with some branch‘es of the pine and hem! &k from the Granite hills, were furwarjed to Iowa, for use at the celebration of Forefathers’ Day in that State. LARGE quantiticsof « Canadian wéed call. wa, in Canada, to Englond, in order to have cen usin 1660 of 27.768. British pirates, and from England most of it. of new publicatious : The trouble arose . ed aselepias have been forwarded from Otta}, FAT HE. subscriber afters his services to ittCALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK . zens of Nevada in any of theabove branches, LOW ‘RATES OF PASSAGE.” oT The fast and well known Double 6 -enginé steamship, “di} . . 1, MOSES. TAYLOR 4 ie ebo Tons. : ite E, HOWES.-cee+--+ eoeee .«eCommander 3 Will leave for’ SAN JUAN DEL s8uUR, Wednesday, March Iilth, 1863! 1! FomMiss ion street, Wharf, San Franciseo at 9 o’clock punctually. Connecting at Greytown with the splendid steamship ELINOoOTS, SS. 250 Tons, i These steamers are unsurpassed for speed cleanliness sitt.eafety, and every effort will be made to insure tha.comfort of Passengers _ No expensé has ben spared to make the © eS NICARAGUASROUTE ! . NOT ONLY THE \QOIGKEST, S _ of No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the lost Offices’ -.+ ja2t-td. Z é San Francisco: 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. s TH undersigned takes this method oa. of intorming his friendsand the public, £3''". that he is still at his old stand, on Broad street, at the “Olid brooklyn House,” where he will serve, a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a good bed for the same price. — Board and Lodging, $6 a‘week, jaz2 . “ HH. P¥RMONT. A. P. Church & co., Bread Street Orley Farm..++ fecweeee by Trollope. Adventures of Phillip.by Thackeray. The Canoe and Saddle. by Winthrop. " The Poet’s J ournal.by Bayard Taylor. Pirates of the Prairies.. by Aimard._ The Wife’s Stratagem. ; 39 Men for One Woman, by Chevalier. Mirlam. ..+-by Marion Harland. America Before Eurepe. by Gasparin. ~ Annual ‘Encyclopedia of Events. Mistress and Maid-. by Miss Mulooh. American Statesmen. , i "Les Miserebles, im 1 vol by Victor Huge 4 and skilfuily performed. But the Safest and most Des iPable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. SI Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. TWO BIT HOUSE! Book Store, havejust received the foliowing list BLAZE’S TAVERN, If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. ¢-tf ite qualities tested as a substitute for cotton. oo COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, . _--Quicksilver, Mining o2~ Toons, ETC. No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada, . aw Gocds delivered Free uf Charge. ». de7 Read the Atlantic Papers!! AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would know all about the War! EAD aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO’S. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. ‘ UNION HOTEL Formerly Bailey House, Nevada. Three Story Fire-Proof Brick. Board per day..-+cescssseeeseeeee $1,50 aS Give ine a call. \ 2 B. 8S. STARR, — Ang. 23d—tf Proprieter. & PLANTING, PRUNING And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain ana Urnamental Gardering ! ~S with the assurance that the work will ba { Terms modcrate. ders leit atihe National -Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit-deater. &c.Commercial street. and at the office of the ‘raneeript -and of the Journal, will receive prompt . attention. Nevada, Dee. 29, 1362—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to prevent an overgrowth of wood and to promoje early fruitfulness. ¥ FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— Heean.always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th —“ TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN : GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, + No. 40 Main Street. Gregory & Boring‘s old stand. > ‘EN_LOTS TO SUIT. BAGS Patna Rice, 250 Mats China. re. 25 Cases China Nat oil. ‘ 25.Firkins No, 1Tahle Butter. 50 Bags, A. 1—Bodega-Rotatoes, 100 Boxes Candles, Be, With afew other articles, which cheap for cash by de30 : wm S sold J. M. XSOW 75 Bioau st. Nevada, BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS LN Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and cash. Goods delivered Free ci Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WwooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for eak cheap forcash. a3—tf DISSOLUTION ! HE co-partnership heretofore existing under >the name and style of Lewis “rothers. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Ist day of January, 1863. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the firm, to pay up immediately Joe Lewis will remain here a short time—prior r sale at Cheap rates 7 lect and_receeive allamounts due us. All parties having claims agains* the concern, will! present the same for payment to J.L. The business is new carried-on by Samuel Lewis, whom and the public generally, thanking them at the same time for past patronage. aM, Lewis, _Jox Lewis, Nevada, Jan. 11, 1863. *) “Sou. Lewis. PIONEER CIGAR STORE S$. ROTHSCHILD, Ds in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuEJ tme Meerschaum Pipes &c. 89 MAIN STREET, NEV ADA\ CITY. description. bere store.of that kind. His articles are all of the] SS FOR SALE! __. CIGAR EMPORIUM Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits RESH’ MEATS, of ALE KINDS . te his departure-for the Atiantie States, to col-j_. pe Ay crap spssesae egy Me our old--eustomers + JOSEPH Number 9, LICK’S _entrance in BLOCK, SAN FRANC tdco, IMPORTERS OR =, Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Géeds, ~~ (Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, -<. Embroideries, Hosiery, 4 New and Fi ashionable Goods.received from PARIS 'and NEW YORE, by every Steamer All orders entrusted to us by our LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY <. will be promptly attended to. © del6 2m aed « SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists NEVADA CITY. CAL. & Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. 41 ePEAM-ENGINES AND BOILERS BULL? to order. Castings and Machinery of every Quartz Machinery constructes fitted up or repaired. All kinds-of Buildy, Castings, Sav, Grist, Mait and Bark Mili; Horse Power andCar Wheel«. All orders fille promptly. and at ag 10W rates as any estavlisi ment in Sacrametito or San “Fb ranciscu—ireigh added. Feb 16-tf HoECGH & THOM. J. W. CLARK, San WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. ae YHOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO~ CERTES, PR MINING TOULS, &c., &cHave taken the Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant recejpt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold a most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Patronage solicited. ~ 37° Gooas-delivere cerf charge. £§ NWEAVER & CO Nevada, Mareh, 18th 1862. ~~ GEO. A. WEAVER, ADCISCO > ial es 8 ~ Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Xr Prescriptions carefully compounded. £% ST. PATRICK’S BALL! TUESDAY, ¢ MARCH 17th, 1863 !! Messr:.THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will give# Grand Social Ball, at Temperance fiall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Itt #7 The public is respectfully ipvited to # a Jan. 5th, 1863, : nie 4 No, 38 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, o> NEVADA CITY. ‘RECEIVED THIS DAY GARS! Of the Most Appreuved Brands Also, the best Assortments we ‘A. R. JENKINS. PROCLAMATION : ‘WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF —— — SHAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: ‘+ Gan be obtained at LOW RATES. st A. P.CHURCH & CO. A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE a stock of Blank : oe Seed ER Om FEM. renin $e . Saturday evening. Instruments, School Books. ‘ he. Pd e (. HOUSE! ROBERTS & CO, ) STREET, yw Spring Street, Nevada City VISIONS: SHEbF GOChs BATES & MoCORMICK, ~ . HARD CUT, FINE curt. And Smoking Tobaces-!!' Proclaiming to the World °. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevads Sta ery. Cutlery, — poh The Ne 2 SUND. ———— We admit, to se this city fr notwithsta' er than tt h doubtful ol has been, stovkholde’ the Stage . todo 80. “avercniiefet stand Henness—1 ja the win! the Sierra : of the cot have achie namber of to’break a easy fur t the hot we is taken in have beer pers the have been other alen commodat always to re" Ye warm sun If . a time the peor » a. te camme Preparati “ulation, ai note. sam inade-inN Resum ta-wnnoean has gain fen eneenren sone, ‘opposite mmnme ne in A512 month. © . was comy But ever arranged, hargsins i es and ror ur best wish him minded w a pair at tike thie Co’s.and tint will & New at OPEn Child. wi the purp which he that city cellent t kind wil! EF T morning cD E. Chu o'clock, Preae ng at 1 evening re} of the 2 tarning machine per can cisco by they can er rateg. gives ex Weu this city preach. geta P, We hi batons bureh. full. ae tye Gol ny Pad git dollars his offic Mes: TO sai tun

SUNDAY MORNING “JAS. 25. aaeeeiemaaaatl “Whe News —Advices from the army at Fredericksburg, is of the bighest importance, The army isin motion. [he river is to be UG Id Baa a tei ‘Sigel, Hooker aod Franklin marched ow the) 2 aie GENRES SESS RAR NOT SEE ATA A BORE NE HIS: NR PORE StS RTS GE es HR Eee Deutz. Times.—Iftimes were ever duller . are to be constrycted above, by Spaulding _ and Magruder. One train-of panitoons is to be held in reserve, opposite Fredericksbure. _ 90th inst., in the direction of Hart wood Church, which is north-east of U.S. Ford, It is supposed that. Hooker and Franklin’ would erossat. Pigtk’s Ford, where a brigade of rebel infantry under Wileox, is stationed. The object of these divisions ts to drive the enemy from the river, and-gain-the ‘rear of the city. When this is accomplished. Sumner’s Grand Division will cross the river near Fredericksourg. There is 28 yet no reliable information to show that there las been any fighting on the Rappahannock, but there is no doubt now as to the movement of the army. General Burnside bas issued the following order, dated January 20th: The Commanding General announces to the Army of the Potomac that we are abeut “to meet the enemy once wore. Our brilliant vieteviesin North Carolina, Ténnessee and Arkansas have divided and Weakened the enemy on the Reppahannock, and the auspicious mument seews to have arrived to strike agreat and mortal blow to the rebellion, and in a decisive victory that is due to the country. Letthe gallait soldiers of ~ brilliant battle-fields aceomplish this achi aits them Will have taken a great step to‘anid te be especially beautiful. superior to . the ledge being_nearly north and south. . Los ANGELFES.—The Los Angeles News of phan Asylum in Marin'conuty, took fire and was eBtireiy gornisumed. _ His children, while playingin the kitehen, upset a horse, on whi A 7 4 ai one Mrs Pottcr, San-Fran J W Roberts, Grase V ~ . : clothes were drying, and they fell into the fire. a single article in the house was saved. Tue percussion lock was invented by an English clergyman Mr. Forsyth—in theyear 1807-+-batior.many years after its invention and beasts byt is now applied in all the arthe déstruction of men _ A NEW sewing machine has been invented in Boston, which id adJition to performing All the styles of common plain sewing, will make any requisite description ef embroidery, fringe, gimp, ruffling, netting. ete., at the rate of a yard a. minute. I'he embroidery is the finert Parisian, and all the — trimmings sre better than can be made by hand, either light or heavy. and_of various colors. Gop Hit.c.—Several companies owring the principal claims at Gold. Phill, says the Territorial Enterprise, have struck rock in fheir mines lately, which excels in richness. any which has heretofore been founds—In consequence of this discovery, the claims have advanced considerably.sn the estimation of thosé heldidg them, and higher rates are asked. This is found by drifting east, when the ge is found to be pitching in that direetion. "The ledge near the surface pitchs rapidly westward, the general bearing of — the 12th instant has the following items. ** The smallpox, if we may judge from reports. has been, and ts still, committing fewrful ravages among the Indian and low MexiPing 1x Maris County.—On.the 13th, the residence of Mr. John Lucas;near the Or The flames spread with such rapidity that not. mies of Christendom—ass well as in _most Heathendom—te-the.weapons designed four. Arrivals at National Exchange ; Broad Street, Nevada, { “i I Frock, Sacramento JB Furk. Alpi Frank Hayes, ~do DS Hough, Kock C A Priest, Virginia city 5 A Winn, Montezuma M Cortow, . dean H Cannon, Gold PF S Lathrope.Coloma W C Grove, Biue Tent P Meporsey, Cherokee C Tewksbery, city $C Morrie, Grasa¥Y W Burke. .do W Thomas, . do <A M Spaith, Nevada SS : aa At Reduced Prices!: We have aleo received an additional stock of ~ Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! — . No. 54 Broad Sirect, Nevada:; . GEO, R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. & we are determiried to dissolve hip, NOTICE . G. W. KIDD, €.C. LEAVITT, A-i. HANION.We take this method of informing the pablic} A. H. HANSON & CO., that we-witl Beir Gur large stock of i SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF!! dt Sam Francisco Cost. sae Oar sock compan, cvery, aril, connected Se ee SA iy We ecil ot LOW PRICES, . and are determined not to be’ undersoild by bouse in Nevada. Giveus a call. aes del? _ H. HORWITZ. & CO. any UCCESSORS TO T. ELLARD BEANS . ‘ WHOLESALE AND RETAIL << DEALERS IN MONTGOMERY . Also, on a oom b eens, all kinds and sizes. and Childre ~ Nevada, Jan23d. Sy White and Black!! S. HAAS & CO, Cot. of Pine & Commercial Street. sa _ To the Ladies. We have on hand siarge assortment of Ladies’ R's Shoes which we will sell at San est prices, after this date. S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. NICARAGUA ROUTE! People’s Steamship Lime !.! RE-OPENING. —OF THE— at — _ F5@ miles shorter than any other Route ! CONNECTING 2 ring peace tothe country, and the _~~. Two of the rebel Stuar ‘e_commacd have been captured. ee “J. R. Doolittle has been re-elected U. 5. Senator from Wisconsin. ie A violent storm waa raging along the Atlantic, on the night of 22d. Fears are entertained for the safety of the iron-clads, Nahant and Webawken. ~ tr We ity r.get to learn by the Marysville Appeal that Geo. W. Derrickson. * proprietor of the Washoe Times—of which ‘General Fines Allen is editor—was killed by atan named Hayes, on Friday last. Mr. Derrickson was a resident of Nevada, for a long timeand was universally respected by all who knew him. (e"The Grass Kelley National says the firat of the Bachelor parties at that place, a few evenings since ing. geil “Uncle Abe” should corral these bachelors and make them assist in fighting for the Union—or. get married. They should be of some sérvice to their country. —__—SENATORIAL.—The Senatorial question remaine unchanged. The Caucus adjourned on Friday night to Tuesday next. ~ than-at present in Grass Valley, we have been unsuccessful in finding the man who remembers them. The recent storms have \ -eaused many mining operations to. suspend, ‘and we can find no persén who has done anything worth mentioning in the way of taking out money for the last few days. Even the quartz mills about Grass Valley, whose sonotous thumpings are enlivening in time of ordinary dullness,are vow idle. But this state of affairs -will-seon-pass away, a reflectionfrom which Items deduces some conse~ lation.— Gruss. Valley National. ‘Same here ! ; TREASON hasno exemptions merely because it works with ink and types. The ~~ man who edits a paper to overturn the Gov. ernwent is as much deserving of hanginy as the rascal who works artillery for the same. ‘purpose. What! dead again? One “Mrs. Lucy Baker, mother of the late General E. “D. Baker,” etc.,died about three months ago; and we supposed there was not a peper in the United States that had net given the old lady an obituary notice —G@. V. National. Yes, and some papers we know of, have} “noticed the fact two or three times. Expect they were short of exchanges, owing to the tate high rates of paper. UNLEsS we prosecute this war te a suc~ cessful close, owt country will coon have no light but the “‘light of other days.” AccoRDING toa census just completed, the city of Chicago contains 137,030 inhabitants. An inerease since the United Spates can population. We have Reard: it stated that no less than fourteen died in one day last week. 2 “A petition fora registry law for this section has been signed and forwarded to the Legislature. We hope tbat a lew of the kind Wilk pass thia session”S fii : . ce Tue sthooner Mary Martin which sailed ] from San Fravgisco on Siinday list, ran ashoreat Half Moon Bx, on Tuesday. She had aboard some twelve oNifteen Digger Indians. OF the $1;731,415 35 sh'ped by yesterday's steamer, $1,336,494 97 were forwarded to England. This course has beeisadopted, fer safely—to protect it from rebel Sag will\be shipped to New York. _e. . “He is a JEWeL.”—The lettersbook of Jacob Thompson, of Mississippi, Secretary of the Interior under Buchanan, contains one dated in the Fall of 1860, in which he glowingly describes the prospecis of the embryo Confederacy, and. thus alludes to Bucharan : “ He is th» truest friend to the South L have ever known fro the North. find a man. Sputh. He is a Jewel But niy duty is now to the = GuILry oF Murnen.—(n the Santa Clara County District Court, one Deitzman has been convicted of murder in the seeond degree, for shooting, with his revolver, a Spaninrd. ‘The Jury, however, recommended him to mercy. THE little State of Rhode Island has borrowed $600,000 at a premium of more than 8 per cent., and was offered $1,600.000 on the same terms. ee Tue gambling establishment at Spa: in Germany, gained during the season. extending from May Ist to November Ist, the sum of 1,200,000f. CuHILenos Shotr.—We levrn, says the Calaveras Chronicle, by « gentleman from Murphy's Camp,-that two Chilenos were shot in that place-on Thursday by.an American and a Frenchman. abouta right te a water-ditch, which has been in litigation for some time. It is thought that one of tae Chilenos may recover. Tie other is mortally wounded. A BARREL of New Hampshire cider, a keg of water from the Merrimac river, and one from thy Connecticut, with some branch‘es of the pine and hem! &k from the Granite hills, were furwarjed to Iowa, for use at the celebration of Forefathers’ Day in that State. LARGE quantiticsof « Canadian wéed call. wa, in Canada, to Englond, in order to have cen usin 1660 of 27.768. British pirates, and from England most of it. of new publicatious : The trouble arose . ed aselepias have been forwarded from Otta}, FAT HE. subscriber afters his services to ittCALIFORNIA AND NEW YORK . zens of Nevada in any of theabove branches, LOW ‘RATES OF PASSAGE.” oT The fast and well known Double 6 -enginé steamship, “di} . . 1, MOSES. TAYLOR 4 ie ebo Tons. : ite E, HOWES..-cee+--+ eoeee .«eCommander 3 Will leave for’ SAN JUAN DEL s8uUR, Wednesday, March Iilth, 1863! 1! FomMiss ion street, Wharf, San Franciseo at 9 o’clock punctually. Connecting at Greytown with the splendid steamship ELINOoOTS, SS. 250 Tons, i These steamers are unsurpassed for speed cleanliness sitt.eafety, and every effort will be made to insure tha.comfort of Passengers _ No expensé has ben spared to make the © eS NICARAGUASROUTE ! . NOT ONLY THE \QOIGKEST, S _ of No. 407 Washington street, Opposite the lost Offices’ -.+ ja2t-td. Z é San Francisco: 107 Broad Street, Nevada City. s TH undersigned takes this method oa.. of intorming his friendsand the public, £3''". that he is still at his old stand, on Broad street, at the “Olid brooklyn House,” where he will serve, a good square meal. for two bits. Also, a good bed for the same price. — Board and Lodging, $6 a‘week, jaz2 . “ HH. P¥RMONT. A. P. Church & co., Bread Street Orley Farm....++ fecweeee by Trollope. Adventures of Phillip..by Thackeray. The Canoe and Saddle.. by Winthrop. " The Poet’s J ournal.by Bayard Taylor. Pirates of the Prairies... by Aimard._ The Wife’s Stratagem. ; 39 Men for One Woman, by Chevalier. Mirlam.. ...+-by Marion Harland. America Before Eurepe.. by Gasparin. ~ Annual ‘Encyclopedia of Events. Mistress and Maid-. by Miss Mulooh. American Statesmen. , i "Les Miserebles, im 1 vol by Victor Huge 4 and skilfuily performed. But the Safest and most Des iPable. I. K. ROBERTS, Agent. SI Nevada, Dec. 2nd, 1862. TWO BIT HOUSE! Book Store, havejust received the foliowing list BLAZE’S TAVERN, If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. ¢-tf ite qualities tested as a substitute for cotton. oo COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, .

_--Quicksilver, Mining o2~ Toons, ETC. No. 52 Broad Street, Nevada, . aw Gocds delivered Free uf Charge. ». de7 Read the Atlantic Papers!! AND PERIODICALS !! If ye would know all about the War! EAD aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at A. P. CHURCH & CO’S. Paper and Periodical Store, Cor. of Pine and Broad Streets, Nevada. ‘ UNION HOTEL Formerly Bailey House, Nevada. Three Story Fire-Proof Brick. Board per day...-+cescssseeeseeeee $1,50 aS Give ine a call. \ 2 B. 8S. STARR, — Ang. 23d—tf Proprieter. & PLANTING, PRUNING And Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry, and Plain ana Urnamental Gardering ! ~S with the assurance that the work will ba { Terms modcrate. ders leit atihe National -Exchange—with T. Holmes, fruit-deater. &c..Commercial street. and at the office of the ‘raneeript -and of the Journal, will receive prompt . attention. Nevada, Dee. 29, 1362—tf THOS. A. SMITH. N. B.—Pruning with special reference to prevent an overgrowth of wood and to promoje early fruitfulness. ¥ FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the public that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegetables, Coffee, Case Goods, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— Heean.always be found at his old stand on Commercial street. Nevada, Nov. 16th —“ TIMMONS & CO., DEALERS IN : GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, + No. 40 Main Street. Gregory & Boring‘s old stand. > ‘EN_LOTS TO SUIT. BAGS Patna Rice, 250 Mats China. re. 25 Cases China Nat oil. ‘ 25.Firkins No, 1Tahle Butter. 50 Bags, A. 1—Bodega-Rotatoes, 100 Boxes Candles, Be, With afew other articles, which cheap for cash by de30 : wm S sold J. M. XSOW 75 Bioau st. Nevada, BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS LN Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and cash. Goods delivered Free ci Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WwooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for eak cheap forcash. a3—tf DISSOLUTION ! HE co-partnership heretofore existing under >the name and style of Lewis “rothers. was dissolved by mutual consent, on the Ist day of January, 1863. Notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to the firm, to pay up immediately Joe Lewis will remain here a short time—prior r sale at Cheap rates 7 lect and_receeive allamounts due us. All parties having claims agains* the concern, will! present the same for payment to J.L. The business is new carried-on by Samuel Lewis, whom and the public generally, thanking them at the same time for past patronage. aM, Lewis, _Jox Lewis, Nevada, Jan. 11, 1863. *) “Sou. Lewis. PIONEER CIGAR STORE S$. ROTHSCHILD, Ds in Cigars, Tobacco, GenuEJ tme Meerschaum Pipes &c. 89 MAIN STREET, NEV ADA\ CITY. description. bere store.of that kind. His articles are all of the] SS FOR SALE! __. CIGAR EMPORIUM Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits RESH’ MEATS, of ALE KINDS . te his departure-for the Atiantie States, to col-j_. pe Ay crap spssesae egy Me our old--eustomers + JOSEPH Number 9, LICK’S _entrance in BLOCK, SAN FRANC tdco, IMPORTERS OR =, Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress Géeds, ~~ (Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, -<. Embroideries, Hosiery, 4 New and Fi ashionable Goods.received from PARIS 'and NEW YORE, by every Steamer All orders entrusted to us by our LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY <. will be promptly attended to. © del6 2m aed « SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists NEVADA CITY. CAL. & Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. 41 ePEAM-ENGINES AND BOILERS BULL? to order. Castings and Machinery of every Quartz Machinery constructes fitted up or repaired. All kinds-of Buildy, Castings, Sav, Grist, Mait and Bark Mili; Horse Power andCar Wheel«. All orders fille promptly. and at ag 10W rates as any estavlisi ment in Sacrametito or San “Fb ranciscu—ireigh added. Feb 16-tf HoECGH & THOM. J. W. CLARK, San WEAVER & CO., No. 59 Broad Street. ae YHOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO~ CERTES, PR MINING TOULS, &c., &cHave taken the Stand formerly occupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be in constant recejpt of a com plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold a most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Public Patronage solicited. ~ 37° Gooas-delivere cerf charge. £§ NWEAVER & CO Nevada, Mareh, 18th 1862. ~~ GEO. A. WEAVER, ADCISCO > ial es 8 ~ Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, Xr Prescriptions carefully compounded. £% ST. PATRICK’S BALL! TUESDAY, ¢ MARCH 17th, 1863 !! Messr:.THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN Would hereby give notice that they will give# Grand Social Ball, at Temperance fiall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH Itt #7 The public is respectfully ipvited to # a Jan. 5th, 1863, : nie 4 No, 38 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, o> NEVADA CITY. ‘RECEIVED THIS DAY GARS! Of the Most Appreuved Brands Also, the best Assortments we ‘A. R. JENKINS. PROCLAMATION : ‘WE TAKE THIS METHOD OF —— — SHAT — MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION: ‘+ Gan be obtained at LOW RATES. st A. P.CHURCH & CO. A. P. CHURCH & CO., AVE a stock of Blank : oe Seed ER Om FEM. renin $e . Saturday evening. Instruments, School Books. ‘ he. Pd e (. HOUSE! ROBERTS & CO, ) STREET, yw Spring Street, Nevada City VISIONS: SHEbF GOChs BATES & MoCORMICK, ~ . HARD CUT, FINE curt. And Smoking Tobaces-!!' Proclaiming to the World °. Cor. of Pine and Broad Sts., Nevads Sta ery. Cutlery, — poh The Ne 2 SUND. ———— We admit, to se this city fr notwithsta' er than tt h doubtful ol has been, stovkholde’ the Stage . todo 80. “avercniiefet stand Henness—1 ja the win! the Sierra : of the cot have achie namber of to’break a easy fur t the hot we is taken in have beer pers the have been other alen commodat always to re" Ye warm sun If . a time the peor » a. te camme Preparati “ulation, ai note. sam inade-inN Resum ta-wnnoean has gain fen eneenren sone, ‘opposite mmnme ne in A512 month. © . was comy But ever arranged, hargsins i es and ror ur best wish him minded w a pair at tike thie Co’s.and tint will & New at OPEn Child. wi the purp which he that city cellent t kind wil! EF T morning cD E. Chu o'clock, Preae ng at 1 evening re} of the 2 tarning machine per can cisco by they can er rateg. gives ex Weu this city preach. geta P, We hi batons bureh. full. ae tye Gol ny Pad git dollars his offic Mes: TO sai tun