January 28, 1863 (4 pages)

aes pe A conference was held on Saturday the 24th, at the White House in which Ceeretary Stanton cand several Senators sed Representa~ . “participated. Yt is said that it was . determined that the policy Of the Adminis‘tration 18, in many essential. respects, to be. ‘changed, even if it occasions _in important places. ts _ ikedigpatch to the Herald says, it is intimax ted that.s-demand will be made by Congress fot the recoustruction of the Cabinet, and if _ the demand is ‘not complied with before the 4h of March, Congres will pass resolutions in the presebt, itis ‘aul that cers army ‘ofthe unac is to be disbanded, and that the greater portion is to be wént welt to’ coperate in a grand ~€aapaign soon to be inaugrated. ; Gen.’ Barnsidle’ has been superceded by Gen. Hooker. Ow Monday :the,-25th, he turned over the command to Gen. Hooker. Burnside and staff have leavs of absence for thirty d#ys. The following is the address of Burnside on giving up the command : Heap Quanrers, CAMP BEAR Fatmouta, Jan. 26th, 1863, + esa direction f the President of the Unis ted ths Commanding: General-this day transiera pe ot this army to Major General Hooker. The short time that he has directed. your movements hae not been fruitful of victory nor of any cousiderable advancement of our lines but it has demonstrated an amount of courag~, patience and endurance, that ‘under . there favorable circumstances would Lave plished great results—continue to exereise these virtnes: be true in your devot» jon to your country and principles, you have aworn to maintain; give te the brave and akiliful General who bas long been idertified your organization and who is now te 5 na fen. your full and cordial support = cooperation and you will: deserve sucpent the General :—My prayers are that God may.be with you and grant you conti« nued success until rebellion shall be crushed. BURNSIDE. Major Generals Franklin ‘nnd Sumner have been relieved of the commands of the right. find left GrandDivisions of the ariny;_ their successors are not known. ' “The bill to establish a branch Mint in Nevada Territory bas been reported back from the Committee on Ways and Means with favorable recommendations. A bill was reported by Stevens authoriz_ing the President to raise and equip 150,000 soldiers, of African descent. to serve for ate . years. Motion to postpone the bill until March was lust, by a vote. of 4u to 60. ‘The steamer Boardman had arrived at New York with New Orleans dutes to the 17th. . Seven of the United States vessels, while off Galveston saw 2 steamer in -the—offing. and the steamer Hatteras got under way to speak ber. When within hailing distance the captain askbd who she was, and wae answered, with an officer and crew to go. aboard, when the stranger fired a bruadside into the Hatte~ ras, sinking ber in five fathoms water. The steainer is supposed to have been the pirate Alabawa, Imposirion Removep.—A Sacramento. paper of a late dato says the traveling public have for ulong time past been subject to the impoaition of froin twenty-five to fifty cents tax on their baggage on travelling to and fro.]. 00 the boats of the Steam Navigation Company. The tax being slight in individual instances po general Complaint hus been made in that connection, We notice that the Company, baving become aware of the magnitude of the imposition, have inaugurated a new order o! thinga and advise their patrons to procure check for their baggage, and that no charge will be made therefor, and requesting that if any charge is made the fact may be made known at the offiee_of the Company. . —Herealter-the psesengers on the boats of the Navigation Company have only to receive ~gheoks for their baggage, the Company aa-. suming the responsibility of its return to them without-oxtra charge. el THe Cotten Supply Association of Great Britain has been assured that India will produce two mullions of bales of cotton this year, which will keep the British mille going if no cotton ever does come “from the United States. Liberia, Brazil, Cape of Good Hope, Re eine Eantasd Seuth American States will all swell this pupply. ‘So the THe OT nt siete ae S08 tera with. denee Shough to show that he” hag failed “Lis not an evidence of incapacity. It is true _. the army forthe command whichbas b boon -} assigned him. ‘Her Majesty's sloop of war Spitfire.” The mp us taper Bt vishte ke ; featate i in the news.—~ ing eq pmand o army exRnoad a wait of faith in his qualifications for the position;‘but we have hardly had evi since he came into command. His advance upon Frederécksburg was certainly 4 failure, as that position was stronger tha he drany“Gile elec expected to find it. “Bet the man= ner in which he reseued the army from their preesrious position and led them across the river, almost 1 under the guns of the eremy,, vam that he has not engaged the enemy since, that he has remained inactive, but we ore inform-. éd tliat the roads'and the river havebeet . rendered almost impassable by the recent .sto7me, 80: bad.as to make the movement of the army _an_utter impossibility. Yet there } may be some reason fer the change of commanders that we, know not. Burnside may be designed by the government for the commander of-the Western Division. Hooker: who is to auceede Burnside is known as an efficient and a fighting Generat. His Division on the field of Antietam bore the brant of the: battle. Hig_bravery and bis capacity . ‘as a General have: been * shown upon every oceation where he has been. called to act.— .No better man than Hooker « can_be found in SS —_PaPen ADMITTED ith or DUTY INTO Mexico.—President Jaurez, by a decree dated 18th Nowémber last, permits paper tobe introduced into-the Republic of Mexico free of duty. The preamble of_ the decree is translated into English as follows : “That in view of the very great scarcity of paper in the market, and the high price to which the-steek on hand-has risen. in exercise of the ample faculties with which I am invested. I have thought proper to decree the fol‘towing: The introduction, tree of duty, save municipal dues, of forrign” ‘manufactured par per is granted for the term of one year, to commence from the date of this decree, the paper to be of the class and character { sllowing,” etc. Intpium.—Miners and gold dust dealers are notified to save the iridium in their dust, us there is a demand for that metal in San Francisco, among the gold pen manufactu~ rers. > In the county jail of Shasta county there are six prisoners held, as follows : Three forthe crime of murder, two for petit larceny, and one for assault with invent ta murder. AT a concert recently, at the coaclusion at the song, ** There’s a good time coming,” a country farmer gut up and exclaimed, « Mister, you couldn’t fix the date could you, Owners of real-estate in New York and vicinity.are feeling more cheerlul. Prices . are advancing. Many of the finest stores in Broadway aud elsewhere, which have remained vacant for the past eighteen months are now renting at fair paying rates. more coal than any other nation; aud yet the coal mines of the United States cover a great: . er nrea, in square miles, than the whole area of the British islands. THE clipper ship Peruvian is now loading in San Francisco with wheat for the Liver: ‘pool market The Alta says that she has just discharged a large quantity of war munitions, such as powder, round and hollow ‘shot, etc. Gov. Ginss, of Oregon, hag iegued a proc: lamation, calling for six compiinies of cavalry to be raised in that State, under a late requisition, ‘They are tobe employed against the Indians on that frontier: : Ss. New Yor«.—The lower branch of the Legislature of New York, after a contest of three weeks, elected Colieatt, Republican, Speakér on the 26th. The fuilute of_this branch to organize, accounts for the fact that Message up to this time. Tae” San Francisco Mereantile Library bers within the past-two warks. THE small pox is asid to prevail to an aiarming extent at Cairo. ieee 100 cases are reported in the hospital. . da Territory, to have a daily mail from Au-~ tora to Carson. ‘The eeminary of Eastern nowe in to-day's . should contain. jt, te send to his friends 4 Times, . ‘. with the ball, he afterwards spat ont. we have received no news of the Governor's . AK peririon is being circulated, in ‘Wevns ; “EHF The Virginia City: Union contains the . following particulars of the tbooting of Geo W. Derrickson. proprictofiet . the Washoe Times at Washoe City = About ten days ago resident of Galena,. W. the office of the Washoe Times, with a story in manuecript, which he claimed to be original, Gnd CS the pi Of which be exit he” had devoted much time and lator. He requested its publication, and also desired a certain number of copies of the paper = € which, upon ¢cxamina. tion was found to be a copy of a short story which had appeared in the Times several weeks previous. The result of this discoveieee . ry was that Mr. Swasey receiveda severe lompoouing in the next iesueof the paper, which last Mr. G. W. Derrickeon. publisher of the Sffended the pall at Steamboat ‘Springs. staid till morning. enjoying bimself in the happiest manner. He retarned to Washoe in compuny with a friend, and the two reptired tegether to the Unton Saloon to in and accosted: Derrickson somewhat roughly. saying something about the paragraph in. the .paper; Derrickson and « warm altercation ensued, At length, at the suggestion of Swasey they went to the Times office together. and after some words about the matter, Swasey . paragraph, Derrickson refused to retract it,. saying it Was every word true. Swasey retorted : “You are d——d liar.” Derrickson then ordered ,him out of the house He started backwards towards the doar; Treaching behind as if te draw a pistel ; whereupon Derrickson drew his derringer and: fired the . ball striking Swasey's chin, breaking his jaw and carrying away two of his_ teeth, — e then turned and ran out pursued by Derrickson, who-drew-a five-shooter and fired:an ineffectual shot. Upon this Swasey turned and fired : the first ball struck a bystander in. the . leg ; the second went_ through the-heart of Derrickeso, killing hiar instantly Swasey was taken into custody to await examination, wid. surgical relief was ae for ‘ hia. The body of the slain man was eee of by his faiends. ed of in relation to his companion, said he kept her in a hot-house. IT is to be feared thst many a woman tears her hair ostentatiougly at her husband’s death, after having torn his much werse in his life-time. Five hundred dollars reward is offered for & newspaper correspondent who correaponds with the truth. BEAUTY is a stronger and surer wover than loving words; so it is that womea woo us ‘more than wedo them. A _ A schooner was capsized in Mendocino Harbor, andtwo men drowned, says the Herald. . Cer it isan astonishing fact that every variety of Winter and Summer Clothing can ‘be bought of JOSEPH & BRO. corner of Broad and Pine streets, at actual cost, und a great many articles at less than cost. The public are invited to call and examine their stock. . Since this firm have aJvertised to sell out so low they—have-had-a constant run of custom. The shelves which were filled to their utmost capacity begin to look empty and bare. They still have a large amount ot excellent goods. wish to purchase will do well to examine was en last Saturday. On Thursday night . ‘take adrink. While at the bar Swasey came . replied in kind, + demanded a flat retraction of the offensive [ A Man witha suaiding wife when = . ¥ on the . Those who [. ’ WoTICE! that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing : At Reduced Prices! We have also reeeiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! * _IWhite and Black !! S$. HAAS & CO., Cot. of Pine &. Commercial Street. _ To the Ladies, We haveon hand a iarge assortment of Ladies’ and Chiidren’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. ‘ 8. HAAS.& co., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. —< FEMALE$! FEMALES! FEMALES ! Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT B CCHU, For all Com nts incident to the sex. No Family should be Without it And None will when once 4 Tried by them:~ Itis used byYOUNG AND OLD, In the Declineor Change of Life, Before.and after Marriage. To Strengthen the Nerves, Restore Nature to 1ts Proper Channel and Invigorate. the Broken-down Constitution, From whatever Cause Originating. USE NO MORE. WORTHLESS PILIS! ‘ Take « HEL MBOLD’S EXTRACT . BUCHU:: See advertisement in another cofume. Cut out, and sent for it. “ San Francisco, Jan, 24th, 1863—Im ‘JUST PUBLISHED: Bancroft’s Hand-Book Almanac for 1863, greatly eularged, with many new additions. Bancroft’s Practice Act, regulating proceedings in civil cases in Courts ef justice ie C-lifornia. i Colton’s War Map a topograr the seat.of war ik Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. Bancroft’s War Map, with the Frederickspica ‘Youte to Richmond,~on—en cale. Bancroft’s Map, ofthe Washoe Silver Region of Nevada Territory. ™~ Bancroft’s Guide to the Celorado mines. XA reliable Agent wanted for Nevada County. wap either lv cr by letter, to. ‘BANCROFT & CO., Publishers, j2?wi San Francisco, Cal, cnn? SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry Goods Store. No. 54 Broad ~—s Nevada. their stock. ie ec rR = a a Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . JANUARY; 26. 1863 D BEbough. Deer C Mrs Beard, Washoe A Sutherland. do AH Reed, J K Moore, Moorbs’ FCA res, UH w Smith. Blue Tent J-Wallace, Relief H W B Whiteman, do M Cornilus, Chipps F S B Jones. Cherokee — J Aithur, do £ McLaugh'‘in, R & R G Foster. Lincoln 8 Kosminskey, Omega : Philips, . city J Hamblet, d> . S$ Myers, sV J8Holmes, Alpha J B Frick, Snow Tent J Lovkman, do . AM Spayth. Selby F , Marysville A Maute, Transcript O’e ia, Red Frag W Xarskins, ony £ Pwell Goll H § McCune, Grass ‘ owell, ane, Grass Val Mrs Rodgers, Washoe J W oe ’ do DIARIES! — DIARIES . FOR THE YEAR 1863 FOR SALE BY A. P.CHUROCH & CO.) = BROAD STREET, Nevadse. paper is from the Journal extra: } with the-trade. Our Demestic Ave will seit our entire we will selt our entire stock stock _Fereign and Domestic Dry "Goods, at San Francisco Cost. Our stock comprises every article connected and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at m LOW PRICES, ahd are determined not to be undersold by any house in Nevada. on a call. del7 H. HORWITZ & CO. A, MACKIR, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Suceessors to C. W. Mulfora. ) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. @LD DUST tongs at the Highest Rates. dist Cheeks on Francisco and Sacra. = on the Atlantic States and Eurape, in sums to sevens made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. yy Bid unty ton ari bought af the i hest Rates. . og 74 for msurance st Fire. July ist, 1862. tf ' GEORGE W. KIDD, BALIKER, in the Granite , Broad Street, Nevada, Gs DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar. Net Eston, nd liberal adveaoe maceen Cowantes hee for Coinage atthe US 8 Lo Riaganer tase made, and Nevade, March 7. 1861-tf CHARLES DUNN, Jr., . Attorney and Counsellor . Liaw. . QREICE =i Kidd’s Balla the of McConnell er, corher of Pine strecte, Her FOR SALE CHEAP . 7 10s ROBERTS & CO, We take this method of of informing the ‘public’ = Also, 6 hand Gum Soots, all kinds and sizes. . During aud after Confinement= r — ie i) 1: Ve c% “f a a ae” ‘SILK HOUsEr: >. Number P. _dg05¢ trom main’ . ~ éntrance LICK’S . BLOCK, isAN FRAN ax: sco, ‘IMPORTERS OF — Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress’ = . (Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroidertes, Hosiery, and Gloves! PARIS and NEW YORK, by every Steamers All orders entrusted tous by cur “LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY will be-promptly attended to. delé 2m SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Draggists, NEVADA CITy. CAL. Nevada Iron anid Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. Spring Street, Nevada. City «fo order. Castings and Machmery of every ‘description. Quartz Machinery constructéa . fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buiidy Cas' ®, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders. filled promptly. and at a8 10W. tales as uny estanlish ae in Sacramento or San Frantisto—freigh Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, GEO. A. WEAVER,, { J. W. CLARK, . Mevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & co., : No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. "SHELF GOODS MINiNG TOOLS. “&¢., &c.~ Have taken the Stand former! MAN, and will be in constant recei e of a com‘. plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Boa rurousee artee. x;3p Goods vered free of charge. WEAVER &CO. _-Nevada, March, 18th 1862. a & MoCORMICK, Whole sale Dr uggists, hicél'‘map of}. . BROAD STREET, "NEVADA. i = aa n= ST. PATRICK'S BALL . d Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN vee hereb: os notice that they will give 2 TUBSDAY, MARCH 17th, 18633! tae ead Hall.“as New and Fashionable Goods ‘vetvived ‘fra : TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT occupied by WEAN ER & NEW-. er "Prescriptions earetuny compounded. zt lon wane EVENING, MARCH 170. The public is respectfully invited to st Nevada, Jan. Sth. 1863<° CIGAR EMPORIOM! No, 34 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, Wary Aupa OCIry: KECE!IVED THIS DAY 40,000 SHSR zeta \ Of the Most Approuved Brands HAR D CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco !!! A. R. JENKINS. _ UNION HOTE th °' hree Story Fire-Proof Brick: ‘Beard per day.. a re, Give mea call.” ae -B.8. STARR, Aug. 23d—tf Proprietor. Read the Atlantic Papers!! AND PERIODICALS !! Ifye would knew all about the es RW cn get oe er : a P. CHURCH & 00'S. sre riche, all new aca Samuel’s Water Power 5 Si A Pine sm¢ eratand . j gers have planed: E ea iti being phval will bave item when ‘jn town, thing elee ' gest thet t the Epise: street iteu cer Mar rounds nig looking Upon exe box of ear chant. Ji told a ve B sabe wher shal David et the Ch rejoieing, cheap. [Sev Sacramen' were-con¢ They say” old tricks are not sh: er A. large asso’ Church a CouNT ts Edwar MeNult ‘term. Ix the. terday’s liamg shor Creditors Brine! Mitchell's project fe to Calais The ferry 100 feet ter. In into whi goods anc the chan

aes pe A conference was held on Saturday the 24th, at the White House in which Ceeretary Stanton cand several Senators sed Representa~ . “participated. Yt is said that it was . determined that the policy Of the Adminis‘tration 18, in many essential. respects, to be. ‘changed, even if it occasions _in important places. ts _ ikedigpatch to the Herald says, it is intimax ted that.s-demand will be made by Congress fot the recoustruction of the Cabinet, and if _ the demand is ‘not complied with before the 4h of March, Congres will pass resolutions in the presebt, itis ‘aul that cers army ‘ofthe unac is to be disbanded, and that the greater portion is to be wént welt to’ coperate in a grand ~€aapaign soon to be inaugrated. ; Gen.’ Barnsidle’ has been superceded by Gen. Hooker. Ow Monday :the,-25th, he turned over the command to Gen. Hooker. Burnside and staff have leavs of absence for thirty d#ys. The following is the address of Burnside on giving up the command : Heap Quanrers, CAMP BEAR Fatmouta, Jan. 26th, 1863, + esa direction f the President of the Unis ted ths Commanding: General-this day transiera pe ot this army to Major General Hooker. The short time that he has directed. your movements hae not been fruitful of victory nor of any cousiderable advancement of our lines but it has demonstrated an amount of courag~, patience and endurance, that ‘under . there favorable circumstances would Lave plished great results—continue to exereise these virtnes: be true in your devot» jon to your country and principles, you have aworn to maintain; give te the brave and akiliful General who bas long been idertified your organization and who is now te 5 na fen. your full and cordial support = cooperation and you will: deserve sucpent the General :—My prayers are that God may.be with you and grant you conti« nued success until rebellion shall be crushed. BURNSIDE. Major Generals Franklin ‘nnd Sumner have been relieved of the commands of the right. find left GrandDivisions of the ariny;_ their successors are not known. ' “The bill to establish a branch Mint in Nevada Territory bas been reported back from the Committee on Ways and Means with favorable recommendations. A bill was reported by Stevens authoriz_ing the President to raise and equip 150,000 soldiers, of African descent. to serve for ate . years. Motion to postpone the bill until March was lust, by a vote. of 4u to 60. ‘The steamer Boardman had arrived at New York with New Orleans dutes to the 17th. . Seven of the United States vessels, while off Galveston saw 2 steamer in -the—offing. and the steamer Hatteras got under way to speak ber. When within hailing distance the captain askbd who she was, and wae answered, with an officer and crew to go. aboard, when the stranger fired a bruadside into the Hatte~ ras, sinking ber in five fathoms water. The steainer is supposed to have been the pirate Alabawa, Imposirion Removep.—A Sacramento. paper of a late dato says the traveling public have for ulong time past been subject to the impoaition of froin twenty-five to fifty cents tax on their baggage on travelling to and fro.]. 00 the boats of the Steam Navigation Company. The tax being slight in individual instances po general Complaint hus been made in that connection, We notice that the Company, baving become aware of the magnitude of the imposition, have inaugurated a new order o! thinga and advise their patrons to procure check for their baggage, and that no charge will be made therefor, and requesting that if any charge is made the fact may be made known at the offiee_of the Company. . —Herealter-the psesengers on the boats of the Navigation Company have only to receive ~gheoks for their baggage, the Company aa-. suming the responsibility of its return to them without-oxtra charge. el THe Cotten Supply Association of Great Britain has been assured that India will produce two mullions of bales of cotton this year, which will keep the British mille going if no cotton ever does come “from the United States. Liberia, Brazil, Cape of Good Hope, Re eine Eantasd Seuth American States will all swell this pupply. ‘So the THe OT nt siete ae S08 tera with. denee Shough to show that he” hag failed “Lis not an evidence of incapacity. It is true _. the army forthe command whichbas b boon -} assigned him. ‘Her Majesty's sloop of war Spitfire.” The mp us taper Bt vishte ke ; featate i in the news.—~ ing eq pmand o army exRnoad a wait of faith in his qualifications for the position;‘but we have hardly had evi since he came into command. His advance upon Frederécksburg was certainly 4 failure, as that position was stronger tha he drany“Gile elec expected to find it. “Bet the man= ner in which he reseued the army from their preesrious position and led them across the river, almost 1 under the guns of the eremy,, vam that he has not engaged the enemy since, that he has remained inactive, but we ore inform-. éd tliat the roads'and the river havebeet . rendered almost impassable by the recent .sto7me, 80: bad.as to make the movement of the army _an_utter impossibility. Yet there } may be some reason fer the change of commanders that we, know not. Burnside may be designed by the government for the commander of-the Western Division. Hooker: who is to auceede Burnside is known as an efficient and a fighting Generat. His Division on the field of Antietam bore the brant of the: battle. Hig_bravery and bis capacity . ‘as a General have: been * shown upon every oceation where he has been. called to act.— .No better man than Hooker « can_be found in SS —_PaPen ADMITTED ith or DUTY INTO Mexico.—President Jaurez, by a decree dated 18th Nowémber last, permits paper tobe introduced into-the Republic of Mexico free of duty. The preamble of_ the decree is translated into English as follows : “That in view of the very great scarcity of paper in the market, and the high price to which the-steek on hand-has risen. in exercise of the ample faculties with which I am invested. I have thought proper to decree the fol‘towing: The introduction, tree of duty, save municipal dues, of forrign” ‘manufactured par per is granted for the term of one year, to commence from the date of this decree, the paper to be of the class and character { sllowing,” etc. Intpium.—Miners and gold dust dealers are notified to save the iridium in their dust, us there is a demand for that metal in San Francisco, among the gold pen manufactu~ rers. > In the county jail of Shasta county there are six prisoners held, as follows : Three forthe crime of murder, two for petit larceny, and one for assault with invent ta murder. AT a concert recently, at the coaclusion at the song, ** There’s a good time coming,” a country farmer gut up and exclaimed, « Mister, you couldn’t fix the date could you, Owners of real-estate in New York and vicinity.are feeling more cheerlul. Prices . are advancing. Many of the finest stores in Broadway aud elsewhere, which have remained vacant for the past eighteen months are now renting at fair paying rates. more coal than any other nation; aud yet the coal mines of the United States cover a great: . er nrea, in square miles, than the whole area of the British islands. THE clipper ship Peruvian is now loading in San Francisco with wheat for the Liver: ‘pool market The Alta says that she has just discharged a large quantity of war munitions, such as powder, round and hollow ‘shot, etc. Gov. Ginss, of Oregon, hag iegued a proc: lamation, calling for six compiinies of cavalry to be raised in that State, under a late requisition, ‘They are tobe employed against the Indians on that frontier: : Ss. New Yor«.—The lower branch of the Legislature of New York, after a contest of three weeks, elected Colieatt, Republican, Speakér on the 26th. The fuilute of_this branch to organize, accounts for the fact that Message up to this time. Tae” San Francisco Mereantile Library bers within the past-two warks. THE small pox is asid to prevail to an aiarming extent at Cairo. ieee 100 cases are reported in the hospital. . da Territory, to have a daily mail from Au-~ tora to Carson. ‘The eeminary of Eastern nowe in to-day's . should contain. jt, te send to his friends 4 Times, . ‘. with the ball, he afterwards spat ont. we have received no news of the Governor's . AK peririon is being circulated, in ‘Wevns ; “EHF The Virginia City: Union contains the . following particulars of the tbooting of Geo W. Derrickson. proprictofiet . the Washoe Times at Washoe City = About ten days ago resident of Galena,. W. the office of the Washoe Times, with a story in manuecript, which he claimed to be original, Gnd CS the pi Of which be exit he” had devoted much time and lator. He requested its publication, and also desired a certain number of copies of the paper = € which, upon ¢cxamina. tion was found to be a copy of a short story which had appeared in the Times several weeks previous. The result of this discoveieee . ry was that Mr. Swasey receiveda severe lompoouing in the next iesueof the paper, which last Mr. G. W. Derrickeon. publisher of the Sffended the pall at Steamboat ‘Springs. staid till morning. enjoying bimself in the happiest manner. He retarned to Washoe in compuny with a friend, and the two reptired tegether to the Unton Saloon to in and accosted: Derrickson somewhat roughly. saying something about the paragraph in. the .paper; Derrickson and « warm altercation ensued, At length, at the suggestion of Swasey they went to the Times office together. and after some words about the matter, Swasey . paragraph, Derrickson refused to retract it,. saying it Was every word true. Swasey retorted : “You are d——d liar.” Derrickson then ordered ,him out of the house He started backwards towards the doar; Treaching behind as if te draw a pistel ; whereupon Derrickson drew his derringer and: fired the . ball striking Swasey's chin, breaking his jaw and carrying away two of his_ teeth, — e then turned and ran out pursued by Derrickson, who-drew-a five-shooter and fired:an ineffectual shot. Upon this Swasey turned and fired : the first ball struck a bystander in. the . leg ; the second went_ through the-heart of Derrickeso, killing hiar instantly Swasey was taken into custody to await examination, wid. surgical relief was ae for ‘ hia. The body of the slain man was eee of by his faiends. ed of in relation to his companion, said he kept her in a hot-house. IT is to be feared thst many a woman tears her hair ostentatiougly at her husband’s death, after having torn his much werse in his life-time. Five hundred dollars reward is offered for & newspaper correspondent who correaponds with the truth. BEAUTY is a stronger and surer wover than loving words; so it is that womea woo us ‘more than wedo them. A _ A schooner was capsized in Mendocino Harbor, andtwo men drowned, says the Herald. . Cer it isan astonishing fact that every variety of Winter and Summer Clothing can ‘be bought of JOSEPH & BRO. corner of Broad and Pine streets, at actual cost, und a great many articles at less than cost. The public are invited to call and examine their stock. . Since this firm have aJvertised to sell out so low they—have-had-a constant run of custom. The shelves which were filled to their utmost capacity begin to look empty and bare. They still have a large amount ot excellent goods. wish to purchase will do well to examine was en last Saturday. On Thursday night . ‘take adrink. While at the bar Swasey came . replied in kind, + demanded a flat retraction of the offensive [ A Man witha suaiding wife when = . ¥ on the . Those who [. ’ WoTICE! that we will sell our large stock of Winter Clothing : At Reduced Prices! We have also reeeiyed an additional stock of Goodyear’s Kubber Coats!

* _IWhite and Black !! S$. HAAS & CO., Cot. of Pine &. Commercial Street. _ To the Ladies, We haveon hand a iarge assortment of Ladies’ and Chiidren’s Shoes which we will sell at San Francisco cost prices, after this date. ‘ 8. HAAS.& co., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. Nevada, Jan. 23d. —< FEMALE$! FEMALES! FEMALES ! Use that Safe, Pleasant Remedy known as HELMBOLD'’S EXTRACT B CCHU, For all Com nts incident to the sex. No Family should be Without it And None will when once 4 Tried by them:~ Itis used byYOUNG AND OLD, In the Declineor Change of Life, Before.and after Marriage. To Strengthen the Nerves, Restore Nature to 1ts Proper Channel and Invigorate. the Broken-down Constitution, From whatever Cause Originating. USE NO MORE. WORTHLESS PILIS! ‘ Take « HEL MBOLD’S EXTRACT . BUCHU:: See advertisement in another cofume. Cut out, and sent for it. “ San Francisco, Jan, 24th, 1863—Im ‘JUST PUBLISHED: Bancroft’s Hand-Book Almanac for 1863, greatly eularged, with many new additions. Bancroft’s Practice Act, regulating proceedings in civil cases in Courts ef justice ie C-lifornia. i Colton’s War Map a topograr the seat.of war ik Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina. Bancroft’s War Map, with the Frederickspica ‘Youte to Richmond,~on—en cale. Bancroft’s Map, ofthe Washoe Silver Region of Nevada Territory. ™~ Bancroft’s Guide to the Celorado mines. XA reliable Agent wanted for Nevada County. wap either lv cr by letter, to. ‘BANCROFT & CO., Publishers, j2?wi San Francisco, Cal, cnn? SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! Opposition Dry Goods Store. No. 54 Broad ~—s Nevada. their stock. ie ec rR = a a Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . JANUARY; 26. 1863 D BEbough. Deer C Mrs Beard, Washoe A Sutherland. do AH Reed, J K Moore, Moorbs’ FCA res, UH w Smith. Blue Tent J-Wallace, Relief H W B Whiteman, do M Cornilus, Chipps F S B Jones. Cherokee — J Aithur, do £ McLaugh'‘in, R & R G Foster. Lincoln 8 Kosminskey, Omega : Philips, . city J Hamblet, d> . S$ Myers, sV J8Holmes, Alpha J B Frick, Snow Tent J Lovkman, do . AM Spayth. Selby F , Marysville A Maute, Transcript O’e ia, Red Frag W Xarskins, ony £ Pwell Goll H § McCune, Grass ‘ owell, ane, Grass Val Mrs Rodgers, Washoe J W oe ’ do DIARIES! — DIARIES . FOR THE YEAR 1863 FOR SALE BY A. P.CHUROCH & CO.) = BROAD STREET, Nevadse. paper is from the Journal extra: } with the-trade. Our Demestic Ave will seit our entire we will selt our entire stock stock _Fereign and Domestic Dry "Goods, at San Francisco Cost. Our stock comprises every article connected and Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed in this city. We sell at m LOW PRICES, ahd are determined not to be undersold by any house in Nevada. on a call. del7 H. HORWITZ & CO. A, MACKIR, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Suceessors to C. W. Mulfora. ) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. @LD DUST tongs at the Highest Rates. dist Cheeks on Francisco and Sacra. = on the Atlantic States and Eurape, in sums to sevens made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. yy Bid unty ton ari bought af the i hest Rates. . og 74 for msurance st Fire. July ist, 1862. tf ' GEORGE W. KIDD, BALIKER, in the Granite , Broad Street, Nevada, Gs DUST Purchased at the Highest Mar. Net Eston, nd liberal adveaoe maceen Cowantes hee for Coinage atthe US 8 Lo Riaganer tase made, and Nevade, March 7. 1861-tf CHARLES DUNN, Jr., . Attorney and Counsellor . Liaw. . QREICE =i Kidd’s Balla the of McConnell er, corher of Pine strecte, Her FOR SALE CHEAP . 7 10s ROBERTS & CO, We take this method of of informing the ‘public’ = Also, 6 hand Gum Soots, all kinds and sizes. . During aud after Confinement= r — ie i) 1: Ve c% “f a a ae” ‘SILK HOUsEr: >. Number P. _dg05¢ trom main’ . ~ éntrance LICK’S . BLOCK, isAN FRAN ax: sco, ‘IMPORTERS OF — Silks, Velvets, Fancy Dress’ = . (Cloaks, Mantillas, Shawls, Embroidertes, Hosiery, and Gloves! PARIS and NEW YORK, by every Steamers All orders entrusted tous by cur “LADY FRIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY will be-promptly attended to. delé 2m SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Draggists, NEVADA CITy. CAL. Nevada Iron anid Brass Foundry And Machine Shop. Spring Street, Nevada. City «fo order. Castings and Machmery of every ‘description. Quartz Machinery constructéa . fitted up or repaired. All kinds of Buiidy Cas' ®, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mills; Horse Power and Car Wheels. All orders. filled promptly. and at a8 10W. tales as uny estanlish ae in Sacramento or San Frantisto—freigh Feb 16-tf HEUGH & THOM, GEO. A. WEAVER,, { J. W. CLARK, . Mevada. San Francisco. WEAVER & co., : No. 59 Broad Street. HOLESALE and retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. "SHELF GOODS MINiNG TOOLS. “&¢., &c.~ Have taken the Stand former! MAN, and will be in constant recei e of a com‘. plete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. A portion of he Boa rurousee artee. x;3p Goods vered free of charge. WEAVER &CO. _-Nevada, March, 18th 1862. a & MoCORMICK, Whole sale Dr uggists, hicél'‘map of}. . BROAD STREET, "NEVADA. i = aa n= ST. PATRICK'S BALL . d Messrs. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLIN vee hereb: os notice that they will give 2 TUBSDAY, MARCH 17th, 18633! tae ead Hall.“as New and Fashionable Goods ‘vetvived ‘fra : TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT occupied by WEAN ER & NEW-. er "Prescriptions earetuny compounded. zt lon wane EVENING, MARCH 170. The public is respectfully invited to st Nevada, Jan. Sth. 1863<° CIGAR EMPORIOM! No, 34 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, Wary Aupa OCIry: KECE!IVED THIS DAY 40,000 SHSR zeta \ Of the Most Approuved Brands HAR D CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco !!! A. R. JENKINS. _ UNION HOTE th °' hree Story Fire-Proof Brick: ‘Beard per day.... a re, Give mea call.” ae -B.8. STARR, Aug. 23d—tf Proprietor. Read the Atlantic Papers!! AND PERIODICALS !! Ifye would knew all about the es RW cn get oe er : a P. CHURCH & 00'S. sre riche, all new aca Samuel’s Water Power 5 Si A Pine sm¢ eratand . j gers have planed: E ea iti being phval will bave item when ‘jn town, thing elee ' gest thet t the Epise: street iteu cer Mar rounds nig looking Upon exe box of ear chant. Ji told a ve B sabe wher shal David et the Ch rejoieing, cheap. [Sev Sacramen' were-con¢ They say” old tricks are not sh: er A. large asso’ Church a CouNT ts Edwar MeNult ‘term. Ix the. terday’s liamg shor Creditors Brine! Mitchell's project fe to Calais The ferry 100 feet ter. In into whi goods anc the chan