January 28, 1862 (4 pages)

Howes ne lands. Larger canals may be required th «ee Now, after we had stated the intent of the SUFFERERS we have indicted. That point is to be deitem, and the fact that the mill could have authoritatively on the question, in the man cided by competent engineers ; but we are Contracted ahead at higher rates than nine ner you do. In the matter of removing the convinced that an expense of not te exceed Capital we speak our sentiments alone, and five dollars per ‘acre will put & section of. might by a little inquiry have arrived at country in a state of protection against floods, build.oll its necessary roada, and its ™ the are alone responsible for them’ So far as which occasicn all the Musical Talent moval, and we know positively that some of ‘ofOn Néwada have volunteered services tree of the mill endeavored to create a panic by. “Valley have expressed themselves strongly in +. tpn judge the body A able to ir Mi on horus.—Joy, Joy. Freedom To-day. Hamberger Po 3 Veteran Waltz. Song.—Flag ce O day after ba of our Union. Quartette.—Defend the Stars and Stripes. PART 24. Overtare.—Barbier of Soville. ing rule, which was not evén evaded decent to create a Doubtless “the totice of a motion to reconin torture because one is in trouble. It is ‘the difference between sorrow for a deceased rush to the‘mill, and such was not the intent, sider was giving a day's time for Sacramento ; friend and the law which requires the burnwe are quite sure, because the flour was ‘but the right to give it was unquestionable, of the overflowed lands of the ing of the widow on the funeral pyre of her tion. __-the servi ‘than it really was, and that we were in col to us, from which the item was made, ly, as it might have been, by a suspension.— sides. Experience has shown the subjeet that sympathy which would put everybody Torson was not indicative of a desire Of the river ‘fia a fair criterion by which to Hardy-© Sufferers. representing the stock of grain on hand less thought of creating a panic by the item never to reconsider, was rather. undignified and unbe judiciouslyexpended in gree. There isa clear distinction between entered our wught, might mind. The Janguage of Mr. fair,and in apparent contravention of a standvilaing those earthen walls by the rivers’ & genuine sympathy lor the distressed, and a ‘that othe ple of this city are genernily in favor of .a re Uspientriep Haste.—The action of the Sacramento papers, their position on the relusion with them. Nothing could be farther Assembly in refusing to withhold. ite adjournfrom the truth. We havenot ‘& particle of ‘moval of the Legislature to San Francisen atthis time, would be ridiculous in the last deinterest inthe mill or its business, and the after a mémber had given'notice of a motion “to theteolamotion of such lands, it was streets. John's, t ought to , By THE truth, but chose to misrepresent instead, we. . we bave had to learn, the peoFLOOD IN SACRAMENTO! an opportunity ™ — at . to egnvey the ithpression that the managers . _ SACRAMENTO.—Were it not for the self called to cate ig of State. Qusdrilie: ; Quartette.— Hail smiling Morn Chivairy Mazourka. : Duett.—When Night comes o’er the plain. Chorus.—Massaniclio. SAREE and once given the adjourning resolution being sold at the titne as fast as manufacturcould not fairly be sent to the Senate as the ed, and had he chosen to do so Mr. Torson final action of the. Assembly. The House might have contracted to sell the whole stock was bound:to ge:below at the time: set,:and: int do For Partienlars see Prograiime.2§ river of sufficient height and strength to turn N. B-—-The Nevada Brass Band will assist in on hand, which, .wé) sre assured, was_no so it violated parliamentary usage in order the above Programme. : : to be sure and get off. The case seems to & Doers at 7 o'clock. Performance greater than stated. have been one wherein one man hada majorito commence at 73¢ 0’clock, precisely. The Democrat, following up its trade of ty at an advantage, which could be overcome Admission (toall parts of the house) $1 00. word to express the doctrine of those who torturing our language, says it is ridiculous only by a coup de main.—Marysville Appeal. b. husband. Our friends in Sacramento, are arguing the righteousness or policy of suttesism, only the death is that of water rather than fire. Were we learnedinthe Sanscrit, we would attempt the manufacture of a The Appeal ought to have read parliamenfor us to argue that the “ mill owners put up St. PATRICE’sS tary rules a little before writing such an arthe price of flour not for their benefit, but stay in Sacramento, because others are in solely for the good of the cominunity.” Such ticle as the above. ‘The decision of the Caldown torrents from the water shed of the unfortunate fix there. _ @0mat range of mountains. A levee to proMr. Bell is a fair sample of this class. He is not our language. We argued of the efifornia Legislature has been repeatedly, that 4 TO RE GIVEN AT te0b the valley weat of the Sacramento river showed his understanding of the duties. of a fect of raising the price by the mill. saying & notice of a motion-t6 reconsider does not TEMPERANCE HALL Legislatare by proposing an‘ adjournment. in nothing of motive. Our language was as folstay the transmission of a resolution or bill --Menday Evening, t6 the other house. A contrary rele would . 4 time of high water, that the members might lows: put it in the power of one self-willed, tactious An impression seems to prevail, to a limat its southern termination, or devote themselves to catching drift-wood.— 1862, ited extent, that the Nevada Flouring Mill individual to kill a necessary act effectually MARCH 177TH. . Fust think of -a-preacher, lawyer, doctor of ought not to have raised the price of flour to on the last day or last but one of the session. By C. B. Irish and N. Flinn, _ effect. If such a connection is made, while divinity, legislator, politician, candidate for its present figure. We knowno reason why _ the rains continue the waters behind have any and every office, all-in one-—individual, . the of a-mill may not make profits} Tue FLoop at WAsHOE.—A correspondTICKETS...-.+ FIVE DOLLARS. an fo chance tu escape, but must await the with his hair frizzled up and kids ou, fishing on their Inbor and investment the same as ent of the Marysville Appeal, writing from other men. Had the flowr been kept-at so blind as not any =. lowering of the river before they can disfor flood-wood! Is-anybody a low figure the inducement for some specuVirginia City, Jan. 12th, says: 7 THE BEST MUSIC has beensecured : to see what such a proposition was for ?— lator tobuy it up and hold it at famine prices Empire City is all under water to a depth for the occasion—Messrs: Smidtechneider and” “Phe subject of reclaiming the overflowed The constituents of Mr. Bell will take care would have been great. By putting the price of from six to eight feet. The rise in the Plumhoft. of him hereafter.When he goes to the up and selling only in limited quantities the /Carson river was great and rapid, and _ ‘Phe Supper will be given at Withington’s Hall. Sprowl’s Mill, situated two miles above Daynts were destroyed. _ _ thiat sOmething more than levees is required. . Legislature again it will be from some other induceme ton, (Chinatown,) was. carried away, by The individual who can see an attempt in iapa no mode of accomplishing the object county than Alameda. such language to argue the mill owners did which Sprowl, J._Andersun, and wife, DayThe proposition to remove the Legislature within the means of the present generation ton and Mrs. Landing, lost their lives, and oan be devised, but we entertain a different to San Francisco. is a plain one.* It was “not raise the price of flour for their own ben-several children are missing and are suppos~ opinion. That the immense territory in dictated by necessity. It is the cheerest nonefit, but solely for the good of thé-comamnity, ed to be drowned. must be nearly allied to the mule that ate California subject to" overflow is never to be sense to pay sixteen hundred dollars a day SLANDER.—The very best defence against ® shavings for hay, deceived by the color of the slander is to refrain from retaliation in words made sale to inhabit we do not believe. Into a body of men and compel them to wade’ green goggles Ho 2s just received alarge Stock of Goods, he wore. —3 days front Eliza—consisting of and govern your acts so as to prove the falsedeed we are confident it may be made valua in water and mud from fourteen to eighteen THE Union pitches into Gov. Stanford and hood through your mode of living, Though inchés above their knees to do their business, ihe piercing sting of unkindly expressions Candles, Butter, Rice, Tea, Sugar. &c. ration. Canals will do it. We have never or pay a boatman for a ride to do it. In Senator Heacock, both citizens of Sacrakle in your besom and cause the quicken~ seen or heard # plan suggested, and it may be these times of general looseness the State is mento, because the former has gone with the ing pulse of your soul to leap ; though the > * FINNIE. that the system we are about to propese is in danger of being bankrupted by the GovLegislature to San Francisco, and the latter eyes of all around regard you with contemptuous glances ; though the lips of scorn are an old one in the minds of those who have ernment remaining at Sacramente-” —__——— . was-notiabis place to vote against an adcurled with icy chillness, yet boldly walk Cor. of Main & Commeréial streets. We have a suggestion to make to—thosejeurnment. : your upright course through life, and by a Nevada, Jan. 25th 1862.—tf. :: Pew When two such citizens, who are known mild, truthful and frank rageomaaaia all Let that portion ofthe valley alluded to be people whe ery out against the. Legislature removing to dry land. Let them go to Sacto be largely interested in Sacramento, are things woo justice to your side. SHE RIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an Ex-~ eeution to me delivered issued out of the Hon SNR CO NERENTR HES ramento themselves, and stake their time and found to acquiesce in the decree of fate, it is na eect he District Court of the 14th Judicial District, in reputation on catching floed-wood—for that pretty evident the Legislature is right. Both Arrivals at National Exchange and for the county of Nevada, State of Califor. nia, date Jan. 18th, 1862,in favor of Broad Street, Nevada. _. was deemed the best business legislators are obligated to act for the best inte: este of George aad against David L. Swain for could be put to in that place by the great the State, and it. is not a forced conclusion GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIE TOR the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred and four 48-100 Dollars debt; with interest on the said oracle of the class. Let them do it at their that the best interests of the State were to sum atthe rate of 23¢ cent per month, toJANUARY, 25th, 1862. er with all costsof suit. I have lévied upon . ©wn.expensand e, they will have givéi an be consulted by remaining at Sacramento. 0 Winvell, Sac'to WH Liniskin, do ¢ following describea property which was A Zelierback, Moores H L Nace, Alpha . heretofore levied to wit >All ee right earnest that they mean to be honest in what A wRITER in the Unton who signs himself JC Pratt, City P Sullivan, Moores title and interestofthe within named + they say. _ JG Oatley, do JD Wheeler, du of, in, : and to a certain Brick Kiln or Brick Yard, with three stars—doubtless considering himO Maltman, do JHampsen, 8 Flat . and the. comprising the same, situate There are more people at Sacramento now self a whole constellation—comes down upon Brown, do <A do about & mile from North San Juan, Nevada Co., L York P Burnes,L G Val) than can be profitably employed, and there is Speaker Barstow and Mr. Avery of this . 8xA Whitmash, on the east. side of road leading to Cherokee, in penne do =O: Vanee, R Creek ee no need of legislators remaining there under county, for disregarding a notice of Twitchell, do M Baker, do — en one ppurtenance: a moEP ¥ Jacobs, Q Hill J Brown. . . pay for doing nothing. When we send memtion to reconsder H Hut to bel 4 property is k the vote’by which the J Jucobs, do N 8S Jennings, Fiat . asthe Swain ard bers to the Legislatere for the purpose of waHouse agreed G F Jacobs, do FP Jones, " do Notaee is hereby given that I will expose to to adjourn to San FranP McCarey, R Dog bE go men do sale the above described property, ding, diving, apd other aquatic exercises it cisco. The writer to the is probably ignorant of Wouldof itself be an evil, which is largely would compel members of the Legislature to ANNIVERSARY BALL, Manda la beset with difficulties. It is seen NEW GOODS!! Tre R _PLANTE! Richmon gress has tion mad tion to a planters. iar W the Mou: boulder o) mpecked that oneyielded § fad HE Bi a store. ‘Twenty : to get ale doso. & positors . prespero the villag _ live like + tw be the je no Tuel as the Ri will dista masters . rity, whe er gots ir _ serving t! vinge ban that look But the s men whe having, g rene old : Force writing t 19th, sty: To giv current b lumne,w! in the eon g ie44 s THREE DAYS FROM ELIZA! hideous termined his little way, it is make a fe . Will TGsmith, be time to importa hundredand twenty parliamentary law, but we cannot see that J Snider, * broad bottomed fellows from Holland exthe Union can urge as good an excuse for J Ellis, pressly for the purpose. In the meantime, publishing the article. a# He people we shall contend that Legislators are a nal, of largo didesigned for a different purpose, and that alj ing diagonally the valacts of that character are extra-legislative, river angles at convenient extra-unpleasant and extra-unhealthy, parpoints, say Marysville and Sacramento, may ticularly when the legislator has to go hun -: “Whe able J¥ Beny. itzert, Sat, The House acted in accordance with prece88 ~ T W & z cisco. They have no foundation in truth. the mud having been washed away we had the pure gravel to walk upon. The water Eckfeldt; do ‘Where, in American history for the Inst y SH Ackley, _ do PM » do * WA w, @o WA Acers, do--Ht Randall, do do MMONS.—State 8 sasare2 hereby stimmoaed to appeet [eemue before meat my office in Townrhip of Little . York, do do county of Nevada on the y ach is doen Le ‘jot swer unto do © 8 Cressey, D Creck 4. Ds, 1562, at 10 o’clock A.M., toan complaint of Chas. E to be due on account for making hose 14 Lehemad, Omega So spoon fetgumnd with te then mations date Nov. ease than the one quoted. It is pess_ i vor . . -An affidavit to transport the stock and grain of rose but little on Friday night. and the @pstriking chant Cancin, endagemess. W wi and John . C. E. Resendale ible the writer may never have heard Wear, for of such the sum of Five Hundred ‘ity sight cause danger was : of moresie a consequently farmer to market, to bring water to his preben eS ton gen on mae snk thet the Americans as Webster and: Clay. British ilsum ng : itl all cent ofeut. pretensions ignore the abilities of the almost lin g snob out will furniah him at Yesterday the water was falwith levied upon ba meer. or gm master minds of other natiéns. England which ‘amazing rapidity alldgy. At night, yesterwas : to-wit sles ile ie bhaeent 46 the within _ to erect his buildings, and the whole country day, with the exceptiqn of the gutters, evehas produced peers by the dozen head “since fendants, yb Theearth tr annum . es pon }of town. “The waterhas not run out of the she has givea birth to no peers of Danie} Wetnis, keown an the or Henry Clay, ‘‘for the last forty years,” north side of the city as rapidly as might have ster if ever in her history. She may lean back i > sc-t-testapeigaaliangdere A been expected, though we have every reason God she is not as others are, but the common six, onstructed for$1,000 per mile, sense of the world sees her in her true light, proportions, inds : ; & ‘been filed in office Tinta ieee pron vidson and D. MecKinG Sex tlave ava Seti parts anknown grogt 80 _ so that the Sesqeing Summons be made on said David de . son by publishing in the MorxSEE neyo mewepaper published in Keyy be theed pecan giok cins,sad . i ; the; weeks “or ROBE. MeGOOR. oF A true copy—<Attest: M COMBS, Constable : PURE GROUND SAVA GOFFEE! Warranted Freth, kept constantly on hand and her not a whit above ter than it ought to be, olan +} fendants-. it is tnerefore.ordered that service of the impulse of the Revolution died out,” but ees oe mies greunt, sbeatoon Banker be fenced thoroughly and forever, by. rything was dry in most of the business part bet} 618 in of . S) eGoun Movada.ees Justioe’s Court vefore J. P. The People of the State of Cali English arrogance and assumption are pro\.) eution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. Given under my hand this the 13th of Jan: ~ District Court of the 14th Judicial ipand . A. p., 1862. ROBT. McGOUN, J. P. verbial. But perhaps there never was amore for the py vag Sg — lands in summer and bear it away in winter. il. eConnell & Garber, Pits Atty’s:’ H So Mied evils do A Whitesides” My CG Goings, H Weudler, br her great statesmen ?"’-—Bleck ° JaNvany, 26th 1902. . poise "RW. KNOWLTON ys x Meryman, sAlpha §& Perry, forty years—that is to say, ever since: the 8A McAlister, 19th impulse of the Revolution died out—are we or rather we were yesterday afternoon, and 4o’clock, P.M. ple believe an outrage has been perpetrated Let, vied RLerkeDGraceVarns in removing the Legislature to San FrapJA iWorrell, City—H-A Mills,. Washoe streets again, . to irrigate the parched districts, as is done in Such writings we & ery. tainy season this canal may serve to convey says :—We are in sight of ouran of Jan. ao m Saonge iar must expect to see paraded to mak the peoe until the question is fairly submitted to the of distributing the water equally during the @3P-The Stockton Republic S Jean % dan_ e ev sde,on on . oO s TUBSDAY, Feb tech do ~J 8 Easley, G Valley . 18 2, between the hours of9 e’dlock, A. M., and no bet-/. 8 : he any in flue its insoler long boot Bee is wit er's insul Tue & have forb . Signs over M4? in an nls

Howes ne lands. Larger canals may be required th «ee Now, after we had stated the intent of the SUFFERERS we have indicted. That point is to be deitem, and the fact that the mill could have authoritatively on the question, in the man cided by competent engineers ; but we are Contracted ahead at higher rates than nine ner you do. In the matter of removing the convinced that an expense of not te exceed Capital we speak our sentiments alone, and five dollars per ‘acre will put & section of. might by a little inquiry have arrived at country in a state of protection against floods, build.oll its necessary roada, and its ™ the are alone responsible for them’ So far as which occasicn all the Musical Talent moval, and we know positively that some of ‘ofOn Néwada have volunteered services tree of the mill endeavored to create a panic by. “Valley have expressed themselves strongly in +. tpn judge the body A able to ir Mi on horus.—Joy, Joy. Freedom To-day. Hamberger Po 3 Veteran Waltz. Song.—Flag ce O day after ba of our Union. Quartette.—Defend the Stars and Stripes. PART 24. Overtare.—Barbier of Soville. ing rule, which was not evén evaded decent to create a Doubtless “the totice of a motion to reconin torture because one is in trouble. It is ‘the difference between sorrow for a deceased rush to the‘mill, and such was not the intent, sider was giving a day's time for Sacramento ; friend and the law which requires the burnwe are quite sure, because the flour was ‘but the right to give it was unquestionable, of the overflowed lands of the ing of the widow on the funeral pyre of her tion. __-the servi ‘than it really was, and that we were in col to us, from which the item was made, ly, as it might have been, by a suspension.— sides. Experience has shown the subjeet that sympathy which would put everybody Torson was not indicative of a desire Of the river ‘fia a fair criterion by which to Hardy-© Sufferers. representing the stock of grain on hand less thought of creating a panic by the item never to reconsider, was rather. undignified and unbe judiciouslyexpended in gree. There isa clear distinction between entered our wught, might mind. The Janguage of Mr. fair,and in apparent contravention of a standvilaing those earthen walls by the rivers’ & genuine sympathy lor the distressed, and a ‘that othe ple of this city are genernily in favor of .a re Uspientriep Haste.—The action of the Sacramento papers, their position on the relusion with them. Nothing could be farther Assembly in refusing to withhold. ite adjournfrom the truth. We havenot ‘& particle of ‘moval of the Legislature to San Francisen atthis time, would be ridiculous in the last deinterest inthe mill or its business, and the after a mémber had given'notice of a motion “to theteolamotion of such lands, it was streets. John's, t ought to , By THE truth, but chose to misrepresent instead, we. . we bave had to learn, the peoFLOOD IN SACRAMENTO! an opportunity ™ — at . to egnvey the ithpression that the managers . _ SACRAMENTO.—Were it not for the self called to cate ig of State. Qusdrilie: ; Quartette.— Hail smiling Morn Chivairy Mazourka. : Duett.—When Night comes o’er the plain. Chorus.—Massaniclio. SAREE and once given the adjourning resolution being sold at the titne as fast as manufacturcould not fairly be sent to the Senate as the ed, and had he chosen to do so Mr. Torson final action of the. Assembly. The House might have contracted to sell the whole stock was bound:to ge:below at the time: set,:and: int do For Partienlars see Prograiime.2§ river of sufficient height and strength to turn N. B-—-The Nevada Brass Band will assist in on hand, which, .wé) sre assured, was_no so it violated parliamentary usage in order the above Programme. : : to be sure and get off. The case seems to & Doers at 7 o'clock. Performance greater than stated. have been one wherein one man hada majorito commence at 73¢ 0’clock, precisely. The Democrat, following up its trade of ty at an advantage, which could be overcome Admission (toall parts of the house) $1 00. word to express the doctrine of those who torturing our language, says it is ridiculous only by a coup de main.—Marysville Appeal. b. husband. Our friends in Sacramento, are arguing the righteousness or policy of suttesism, only the death is that of water rather than fire. Were we learnedinthe Sanscrit, we would attempt the manufacture of a The Appeal ought to have read parliamenfor us to argue that the “ mill owners put up St. PATRICE’sS tary rules a little before writing such an arthe price of flour not for their benefit, but stay in Sacramento, because others are in solely for the good of the cominunity.” Such ticle as the above. ‘The decision of the Caldown torrents from the water shed of the unfortunate fix there. _ @0mat range of mountains. A levee to proMr. Bell is a fair sample of this class. He is not our language. We argued of the efifornia Legislature has been repeatedly, that 4 TO RE GIVEN AT te0b the valley weat of the Sacramento river showed his understanding of the duties. of a fect of raising the price by the mill. saying & notice of a motion-t6 reconsider does not TEMPERANCE HALL Legislatare by proposing an‘ adjournment. in nothing of motive. Our language was as folstay the transmission of a resolution or bill --Menday Evening, t6 the other house. A contrary rele would . 4 time of high water, that the members might lows: put it in the power of one self-willed, tactious An impression seems to prevail, to a limat its southern termination, or devote themselves to catching drift-wood.— 1862, ited extent, that the Nevada Flouring Mill individual to kill a necessary act effectually MARCH 177TH. . Fust think of -a-preacher, lawyer, doctor of ought not to have raised the price of flour to on the last day or last but one of the session. By C. B. Irish and N. Flinn, _ effect. If such a connection is made, while divinity, legislator, politician, candidate for its present figure. We knowno reason why _ the rains continue the waters behind have any and every office, all-in one-—individual, . the of a-mill may not make profits} Tue FLoop at WAsHOE.—A correspondTICKETS.....-.+ FIVE DOLLARS. an fo chance tu escape, but must await the with his hair frizzled up and kids ou, fishing on their Inbor and investment the same as ent of the Marysville Appeal, writing from other men. Had the flowr been kept-at so blind as not any =.. lowering of the river before they can disfor flood-wood! Is-anybody a low figure the inducement for some specuVirginia City, Jan. 12th, says: 7 THE BEST MUSIC has beensecured : to see what such a proposition was for ?— lator tobuy it up and hold it at famine prices Empire City is all under water to a depth for the occasion—Messrs: Smidtechneider and” “Phe subject of reclaiming the overflowed The constituents of Mr. Bell will take care would have been great. By putting the price of from six to eight feet. The rise in the Plumhoft. of him hereafter.When he goes to the up and selling only in limited quantities the /Carson river was great and rapid, and _ ‘Phe Supper will be given at Withington’s Hall. Sprowl’s Mill, situated two miles above Daynts were destroyed. _ _ thiat sOmething more than levees is required. . Legislature again it will be from some other induceme ton, (Chinatown,) was. carried away, by The individual who can see an attempt in iapa no mode of accomplishing the object county than Alameda. such language to argue the mill owners did which Sprowl, J._Andersun, and wife, DayThe proposition to remove the Legislature within the means of the present generation ton and Mrs. Landing, lost their lives, and oan be devised, but we entertain a different to San Francisco. is a plain one.* It was “not raise the price of flour for their own ben-several children are missing and are suppos~ opinion. That the immense territory in dictated by necessity. It is the cheerest nonefit, but solely for the good of thé-comamnity, ed to be drowned. must be nearly allied to the mule that ate California subject to" overflow is never to be sense to pay sixteen hundred dollars a day SLANDER.—The very best defence against ® shavings for hay, deceived by the color of the slander is to refrain from retaliation in words made sale to inhabit we do not believe. Into a body of men and compel them to wade’ green goggles Ho 2s just received alarge Stock of Goods, he wore. —3 days front Eliza—consisting of and govern your acts so as to prove the falsedeed we are confident it may be made valua in water and mud from fourteen to eighteen THE Union pitches into Gov. Stanford and hood through your mode of living, Though inchés above their knees to do their business, ihe piercing sting of unkindly expressions Candles, Butter, Rice, Tea, Sugar. &c. ration. Canals will do it. We have never or pay a boatman for a ride to do it. In Senator Heacock, both citizens of Sacrakle in your besom and cause the quicken~ seen or heard # plan suggested, and it may be these times of general looseness the State is mento, because the former has gone with the ing pulse of your soul to leap ; though the > * FINNIE. that the system we are about to propese is in danger of being bankrupted by the GovLegislature to San Francisco, and the latter eyes of all around regard you with contemptuous glances ; though the lips of scorn are an old one in the minds of those who have ernment remaining at Sacramente-” —__——— . was-notiabis place to vote against an adcurled with icy chillness, yet boldly walk Cor. of Main & Commeréial streets. We have a suggestion to make to—thosejeurnment. : your upright course through life, and by a Nevada, Jan. 25th 1862.—tf. :: Pew When two such citizens, who are known mild, truthful and frank rageomaaaia all Let that portion ofthe valley alluded to be people whe ery out against the. Legislature removing to dry land. Let them go to Sacto be largely interested in Sacramento, are things woo justice to your side. SHE RIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an Ex-~ eeution to me delivered issued out of the Hon SNR CO NERENTR HES ramento themselves, and stake their time and found to acquiesce in the decree of fate, it is na eect he District Court of the 14th Judicial District, in reputation on catching floed-wood—for that pretty evident the Legislature is right. Both Arrivals at National Exchange and for the county of Nevada, State of Califor. nia, date Jan. 18th, 1862,in favor of Broad Street, Nevada. _. was deemed the best business legislators are obligated to act for the best inte: este of George aad against David L. Swain for could be put to in that place by the great the State, and it. is not a forced conclusion GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIE TOR the sum of Two Thousand One Hundred and four 48-100 Dollars debt; with interest on the said oracle of the class. Let them do it at their that the best interests of the State were to sum atthe rate of 23¢ cent per month, toJANUARY, 25th, 1862. er with all costsof suit. I have lévied upon . ©wn.expensand e, they will have givéi an be consulted by remaining at Sacramento. 0 Winvell, Sac'to WH Liniskin, do ¢ following describea property which was A Zelierback, Moores H L Nace, Alpha . heretofore levied to wit >All ee right earnest that they mean to be honest in what A wRITER in the Unton who signs himself JC Pratt, City P Sullivan, Moores title and interestofthe within named + they say. _ JG Oatley, do JD Wheeler, du of, in, : and to a certain Brick Kiln or Brick Yard, with three stars—doubtless considering himO Maltman, do JHampsen, 8 Flat . and the. comprising the same, situate There are more people at Sacramento now self a whole constellation—comes down upon Brown, do <A do about & mile from North San Juan, Nevada Co., L York P Burnes,L G Val) than can be profitably employed, and there is Speaker Barstow and Mr. Avery of this . 8xA Whitmash, on the east. side of road leading to Cherokee, in penne do =O: Vanee, R Creek ee no need of legislators remaining there under county, for disregarding a notice of Twitchell, do M Baker, do — en one ppurtenance: a moEP ¥ Jacobs, Q Hill J Brown. . . pay for doing nothing. When we send memtion to reconsder H Hut to bel 4 property is k the vote’by which the J Jucobs, do N 8S Jennings, Fiat . asthe Swain ard bers to the Legislatere for the purpose of waHouse agreed G F Jacobs, do FP Jones, " do Notaee is hereby given that I will expose to to adjourn to San FranP McCarey, R Dog bE go men do sale the above described property, ding, diving, apd other aquatic exercises it cisco. The writer to the is probably ignorant of Wouldof itself be an evil, which is largely would compel members of the Legislature to ANNIVERSARY BALL, Manda la beset with difficulties. It is seen NEW GOODS!! Tre R _PLANTE!

Richmon gress has tion mad tion to a planters. iar W the Mou: boulder o) mpecked that oneyielded § fad HE Bi a store. ‘Twenty : to get ale doso. & positors . prespero the villag _ live like + tw be the je no Tuel as the Ri will dista masters . rity, whe er gots ir _ serving t! vinge ban that look But the s men whe having, g rene old : Force writing t 19th, sty: To giv current b lumne,w! in the eon g ie44 s THREE DAYS FROM ELIZA! hideous termined his little way, it is make a fe . Will TGsmith, be time to importa hundredand twenty parliamentary law, but we cannot see that J Snider, * broad bottomed fellows from Holland exthe Union can urge as good an excuse for J Ellis, pressly for the purpose. In the meantime, publishing the article. a# He people we shall contend that Legislators are a nal, of largo didesigned for a different purpose, and that alj ing diagonally the valacts of that character are extra-legislative, river angles at convenient extra-unpleasant and extra-unhealthy, parpoints, say Marysville and Sacramento, may ticularly when the legislator has to go hun -: “Whe able J¥ Beny. itzert, Sat, The House acted in accordance with prece88 ~ T W & z cisco. They have no foundation in truth. the mud having been washed away we had the pure gravel to walk upon. The water Eckfeldt; do ‘Where, in American history for the Inst y SH Ackley, _ do PM » do * WA w, @o WA Acers, do--Ht Randall, do do MMONS.—State 8 sasare2 hereby stimmoaed to appeet [eemue before meat my office in Townrhip of Little . York, do do county of Nevada on the y ach is doen Le ‘jot swer unto do © 8 Cressey, D Creck 4. Ds, 1562, at 10 o’clock A.M., toan complaint of Chas. E to be due on account for making hose 14 Lehemad, Omega So spoon fetgumnd with te then mations date Nov. ease than the one quoted. It is pess_ i vor . . -An affidavit to transport the stock and grain of rose but little on Friday night. and the @pstriking chant Cancin, endagemess. W wi and John . C. E. Resendale ible the writer may never have heard Wear, for of such the sum of Five Hundred ‘ity sight cause danger was : of moresie a consequently farmer to market, to bring water to his preben eS ton gen on mae snk thet the Americans as Webster and: Clay. British ilsum ng : itl all cent ofeut. pretensions ignore the abilities of the almost lin g snob out will furniah him at Yesterday the water was falwith levied upon ba meer. or gm master minds of other natiéns. England which ‘amazing rapidity alldgy. At night, yesterwas : to-wit sles ile ie bhaeent 46 the within _ to erect his buildings, and the whole country day, with the exceptiqn of the gutters, evehas produced peers by the dozen head “since fendants, yb Theearth tr annum . es pon }of town. “The waterhas not run out of the she has givea birth to no peers of Danie} Wetnis, keown an the or Henry Clay, ‘‘for the last forty years,” north side of the city as rapidly as might have ster if ever in her history. She may lean back i > sc-t-testapeigaaliangdere A been expected, though we have every reason God she is not as others are, but the common six, onstructed for$1,000 per mile, sense of the world sees her in her true light, proportions, inds : ; & ‘been filed in office Tinta ieee pron vidson and D. MecKinG Sex tlave ava Seti parts anknown grogt 80 _ so that the Sesqeing Summons be made on said David de . son by publishing in the MorxSEE neyo mewepaper published in Keyy be theed pecan giok cins,sad . i ; the; weeks “or ROBE. MeGOOR. oF A true copy—<Attest: M COMBS, Constable : PURE GROUND SAVA GOFFEE! Warranted Freth, kept constantly on hand and her not a whit above ter than it ought to be, olan +} fendants-. it is tnerefore.ordered that service of the impulse of the Revolution died out,” but ees oe mies greunt, sbeatoon Banker be fenced thoroughly and forever, by. rything was dry in most of the business part bet} 618 in of . S) eGoun Movada.ees Justioe’s Court vefore J. P. The People of the State of Cali English arrogance and assumption are pro\.) eution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. Given under my hand this the 13th of Jan: ~ District Court of the 14th Judicial ipand . A. p., 1862. ROBT. McGOUN, J. P. verbial. But perhaps there never was amore for the py vag Sg — lands in summer and bear it away in winter. il. eConnell & Garber, Pits Atty’s:’ H So Mied evils do A Whitesides” My CG Goings, H Weudler, br her great statesmen ?"’-—Bleck ° JaNvany, 26th 1902. . poise "RW. KNOWLTON ys x Meryman, sAlpha §& Perry, forty years—that is to say, ever since: the 8A McAlister, 19th impulse of the Revolution died out—are we or rather we were yesterday afternoon, and 4o’clock, P.M. ple believe an outrage has been perpetrated Let, vied RLerkeDGraceVarns in removing the Legislature to San FrapJA iWorrell, City—H-A Mills,. Washoe streets again, . to irrigate the parched districts, as is done in Such writings we & ery. tainy season this canal may serve to convey says :—We are in sight of ouran of Jan. ao m Saonge iar must expect to see paraded to mak the peoe until the question is fairly submitted to the of distributing the water equally during the @3P-The Stockton Republic S Jean % dan_ e ev sde,on on . oO s TUBSDAY, Feb tech do ~J 8 Easley, G Valley . 18 2, between the hours of9 e’dlock, A. M., and no bet-/. 8 : he any in flue its insoler long boot Bee is wit er's insul Tue & have forb . Signs over M4? in an nls