January 29, 1861 (4 pages)

ia i it i We hie nothing ay tae, on tha: Yith, without re a 8 ee ee ee eet a ‘Worfolk to Ciattoiton posed tliat he fnideidt te t6 take Major An > Sdertoh"s dorimand to Worfolkk; though Cwhy . . mon ro) ey lan The ordindinee of Beeéesion was passed, in ; a Eecabian the sdanpalobiete sistance, The ecesasiontete of North Carostating that we ae in the midst of « great revolution ; that he had no alternative but to collect the revenije-and protect the public as fat as under existing lawse : that the power devolved to declare war and remove grievances, may lead tet roms te Mawar Cape deraon had rita but imperfectly performed his dyt His reasons for not sending troops to. would give paetasiel not prevocation, for ‘The message was referred to s -apecial commitice, to inquire into the whole ict wi pore ut fe pay for peraons and 103 to 62, While the work of rebellion, ls thus proteasing ia the South, a strong Union spirit is growing up in the North. The New York ‘egtebitute has voted. one militan of dollars cby the. Con’ he batelligence at Sega ae pene ‘that ate te preaepve the Uni. on on their own. sepagate responsibilities, gene) gorernment; bat we hope not.—. ‘Nothing could be more sure. to burst the Union into fragmegts than. for any of the states, ‘that acknowledge fealty ta the federal govemment, to wadertake cacrcise measures outabie of that government. addy ~ Thus stands the matter, ‘If President Buehanan had, long ago, taken proper precau“tions, and placed the Southern forts in a posie-blown-exer, ‘The Southern fortifica-. ound arsenal ‘aye now th the hands of the seeessionists, add they cannot well be vetrieved without wore bloodshed than any humane lover of his country can contemplate without horror, Rather than see Americans ahedding each other’s blood, we would prefer, devotedly attached to the Union as we are, to see the cotton states secede and form _ their long-contemplated ‘Southern Confederyears the cotton states, expecially. South ‘. Carolina, have been anxious to revive the slave trade im order to. qequice cheaper-lgbor: . bakes . passage of the Senora from Panama to San The wife, dsigiiter; “snd “tou-in-law of the * . editor.of thie paper, camo.in. the Sonera, and, jandiare now pafo.end well a our org wbgle"Colima, Mexico, dated Jaidary 34, have the ‘(about sixty miles from the eapital.) The 4 . and 30: guna,,:The Liberals under. /Ortego Leone blor?~Saht, the conser) “. to a heavier tune than their late defeat. ~ ¢ . The Constitutional Government is now fairly ‘established all over the country, and the first ” . pression of alf the convents and seiztire of all patel epee acres apie nat ont ne era nent I CIO ILE ELL pr a A that lies af the . \ daa from Africa com be purchased ond Maryland slaves. To open the dae trade is the. to a ed ouies are mere pretexta Let the estiact" states try the experiment of an independent confederacy—let them open the African . : fr NE Sa fot ont the into the bosom of the Old Union. CHouena ON THE Soxtona.—Dering the'} Francisco, which latter port she reached last: telligence of cholera on the Atlantic coast. . he ia happy to say, escaped the pestilence, LATE FROM Mexico, — Advices from following. highly important intelligence: “An express has just arrived from the city of Mexico stating, ‘that én the’ a ult., Miraand: Marquez.met. the liberal army: in battle near the village of Arroyo Zareo, . two Generals had from 7060'to 8000 troops, and Zaragoza, had about resid After ‘thoroughly row ated; a sealed . Mar. rquez did not venture to return to Mexi; cv, but fled to Haséala, and two days after the victors made theit trisimphant entry’ in the city, thus finishing thé revolution without any compromise, The elergy, having thus. lost their last stfénghold, were made to’bleed decrees issued in Mexice, were fot the supthe church property, valued at eaten g 000." REiiGious Ravivat. —The Stockton Republican says there has been for some weeks, a most succesful revival going on at Fretich Camp, five miles from town. Meetings have been held day and night by the Methodists, North and South united, and South Carolina has not even been thought of. The boys” have taken off their conte and ‘gone.in, and . are-up te theireyes in prayer. The whisky shops are in despair, being abondoned by their customers, They say that. if this sort of things {s going to coutinue, people at ‘the East. will go to wasting their corn by making bread of it, instead: of sending it te the distillery. ._Itia said. that.one of the preachers rather “got” a weak-headed youth, “who came to scoff’ a day or two since. He anid in a jeering manner, to one of the. elders, “Yer don’t think yer can get religion inter to me, do yer?" The preacher looked:at him & moment, and sternly remarked ¢_* Young I should be sure of it.” The reply was not new, but it hit hard. There are said to have been a ae number of conversions at this aeat of war in China gives a very flattering . picture of the Celestial beauties. Flat.noses, linear eyes, high cheek bones, and broad upper faves, are not suggestive of Venus or Payche--nevertheless there is an expression of sweetness about a Chinawoman’s — face which redeems it from positive ugliness. — Her jet black hair 1s combed into a turret at the tep of the head, and there plastered with grease and pomatuin—much after the fashion regent. She is smallin stature, with remarkthe eyes of her lord. On Homsenack pr. J. Rprety may be said to be con , as he was seen riding through Baorameuto, Friday, om horseback, That's reduarkable, when we refiect that on the 1st inst., a ball was shot entirely . eng &@rChild murder is fearfully prevalent in New York. The murdered innocents are 7 rae : clines te take part in the movement, allzging iets faith ef the sincerity and earnest. neass-of Irish neice stem ere” deh te . . contracted on the Isthmus, as there is no inoer, howe,” up ee of fifty ‘feet i: “hel KC Ciwwa Beauty.—A writer hia the . of the English dames during the duys of the. ably pretty handa, and her, feet find favor ix SOP Mat Se sorte Ee AO Es pis ‘Wen. Smith O’Brien, in which he deunwilling: to of his life . expend the. remainder in labors so-fruitiess 36-thoes which he apet ene gee f Too foraed on the brids bits of the inate: eae si reminded our inform. . the: ‘bresees of lows and Wis. "The Stage Company have a targe and handsomely-painted leigh, in which passengers are carried from Bope’s Ranch to Fort Cy i ge apelin between two whales near the point cooareet . taken Santa Cruz Harbor, which.pare] in the . to killing of one of them. A number of citizens witnessed the combat, and after it. was over, towed ; the. dead.-whale to the’shore. He was about twenty-five feet long and his ownera eay he will yield thirty-five or ‘forty barrels of oil. ergy of the Califernia rer Variety. : r ‘iedomorwikizbe ses lhe ninety-eight passengers; ‘is running on the Pittebug. Fort Yiomse ond, ‘Reinngn Railroad, mile, It is a locomotive, and pesaenger car eombined. i ~— Youxe pili ines L, 8. G., of Bos‘ton; says, “ A ragged-little urchin came to miy door, a short time since, asking for old clothes. I brought him a vest and a pair of . and pants, which I thought would be a comfortable fit. Youtig America took the garments and examined each ; then with s disconsolate look, said, “There aint no watch ta The vintners of Los Angeles made 345,000 gallons of wine in. 1360. The number of produeing.vines, most ef which are 000 vines that do not bear yet. A correspon. dent of the ‘Times estimates’ that an acre of vines twenty years old will produce 800 or 1000. gallons of wine per annum. the whaling ship Henrietta, was murdered by the savage natives of the island ‘of Isabella, in the South Pacific, while ashore in June last. The natives afterwards attacked the rship and carried off the~captain'’s child, a boy of five years, the captain and. his wife defending themselves in the cabin by a constant firing. All efforts to recover the child were unavailing, NORWEGIAN SHoEs.—The Mountain Messenger says that old and young, male and fe. male, travel from point to point, in northern Sierra, on Norwegian snow’ shoes, or uec them as a means of amusement, sliding down the hill slopes upon them with eroce an de terity. ‘ley Mirror tells of a newly-married couple who lately traveled on snow shoes from Etna te Salmon.river, over Salmon mountein, a distance of twenty-eight * thiles. lectures, in’ the mountain towns, It is a good indication, and , speaks well for:: the intellectual arenes 6 of the peenie., te The Gree, . } papers wails frequently and strongly against the merging of and the establighmant of the head quarters in Califurnia; and they say they don't intend to let up till justice ia done. te The San Francisco papers will not admit that their ‘city contains only 57,033 souls, as the census says it does. The num/ ber of childre m alone 1s twenty-two thousand. (FF Why should a_young lady refuse to sod a, fon ‘of Temperance’ he pad ocitte OA 000 being. paid down. Coolies is permitted. The churches, eceme y ‘evada ies, ete, formerly. belonging to the Chris‘than, Shreeghneh the Tenis, are to be reyo he repr Fan ont retin ote nog aoyptigarn cooegecnree gyno range Nothing was . W: to-for the murder of W. negro very young, was 580,000. There are ¥ 631-4 t9r-'TPhe crew {evitaiating inaat d Love ON Sxow SHOES.—The Seott Val-} ENCOURAGING —A taste is forming for G the two military departments on_this coast, . !ed a ie ARIE A ETT OR rect EEN OS PN A A 500. 000 la indice nity—4,000,The. .cmigratioa of es Saeed hice BE ithe Pine Silat denies that the Emr . touched pod ll tas ara of the English, when ender csutaleclensre trom both armies. French army at Pekin was to be dispatched® to Cochin China for the purpose of attacking . ®the Carat Heegathe Henpetor's Capital and residence. . »: ~ eo not guilty, and has been held to bail: sum of $10,000, soompi it init Feb, inte nab ae AND adaevns alate ball sven by a gentleman moving in “ the first-ci of Arizona; oné of the <dahcers~ end of aoe of John: Madigany at «. $orth = . ONTFED STATES BAKERY, : Ne. 48 Pinc Street. 6 bine E. Sa Pe wAvine beBakery, would inform ae will keep on ae the large assortment of ie WUTS, BAISINS, ALMONDS, Ete. I havea will deliverevery morning, in tiay path Othe ie heer ’ Bosten Brown Hread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Ete. — we“ Coffee at all Hours. J ULIUS DREYFUSS “SELECT SCHOOL Miller & Nickel, CARPENTERS & BUILDERS AND apr am IN am ea! ~ yr ORVERS for Mer Shop first door west of Jouse. ogy Cheap eons Saloon, » Noy 69, Broad Street, Nevada. Have of one of th I BEST CONFECTIONERS fs in the State of to MAKE all kinds of ‘CARR in . in ‘the Style, which cannot be surpaseed fn or elsewhere, I am always prepared to SUPPLY BALLS AND PARTIES With Confectionery of Pi iag 4 pany Nowvick.—My old frieads, who so likerally daring any ronnection with. the Ia. map oo ey op as Sy a Oe Better than [reston & Merrill's AND AT Less PRICES, Beardman’s Challenge Yeast Pewder, Bally ‘Gusrentecs. Pe wee be attuned. ab dong all Jot ee and by I.-C. WINANS, 50 California street, aay. A very few years will suffice to make picked up in the streets almost nightly. } might refuse to. sup-porter. pe Who will also orc age RY Rranco reScored Ceeticy ee his nose bitten off we his ere nearly— i finest FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, . Young Ladies and Gentlemen. . ‘he Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. ° kK F, Ae B.00vee0esss.s Principal. Viwerra a Actes oF etree eens «ees Assistant. ESS -OCHOOL._ commenced -on MONDAY. LF 108 _Sentiemen wil . Sensors bo ves Pipe catechins Studies, per month...cee0000 English Branches Mathematics... ye] GEOR, nn veoccccescasbecbhentfiteksvsnsorcjec MD Premed sonics ie ccv di sdveccocee Ub ens icectsieee 200 GRIER ne ccccscccscccceccevesesevererCusters 200 N School, yp Fhagede and = Evenings, at 7 oelo i TERMS: Five Weeks,.ccccccccessccncscsecscecacecs $5.00 January. 28, 3m ISSOLTUION NOTICE.—The partnerpele exigtinn between WARNER & MILLER, was, by mu consent, dissolved on the 6th of January, 1861. ¥ WARNER, ~ mS Rae baw : RR. . On Friday, F = ects at Masonic Hall, ay Saturday cimed ot Agee pte D. ree gina 4 commugh Priest; J. ¥. Budolph, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. Th month. LAER IRAE PEERED LMI Lemna ree nee roenagg “Odd Fellows, Osi aheie _ =e D. eo -G.; i oe Court of the Fourteenth Judicial SOuPH CAROLINA Hanh ‘Ur —An tast. ter of the ro Ae? aera ce i 2 ern dispatch says : Hon. Sen J Oa rid District South Caralina being ing bard up for funds, is 5 . Court, notice ie —_ ay yoo is, to be and using ex we aiging money. . appear before the Hon. Niles S im ina seme ders elfen bert rea ict ieee pier a slaves, a ich bare . of March, A.D, t 10 o’cloek A. Mof that Ni Seel —_ i yuedred ¢ mittee day, then KP chore te show snmesit if any: they at ithe privilege mys why the Dt pare of said Tosotvent Id not et shonin . Fons Ue Sn bothered about their Sie on paenaeee ats the ecandlee the old Continental ‘system, Pog must Oe i in all Sitprocediage said ives be stayed. ronay. 1 Sepeeseton of South Carotinn cur }'yVooars tg A ty ot Saar Pe ras 0, SLAM KAT, ee te W. H. Brown, indicted at Sacrimen. A. t>Gnexcy, Att'y for Petitioner,“ Je2-td . N i,t been pee y of 9 o'clock, A. M., o'clock, ¥. Gives onde my hand, this 2ist day, of Janu= J.B. VAN HAGEN; Sherif’, . seni John Dickson, al fe ne canccnage & siefere ox. in ‘mutaal seabeat. Nevada, is this day disselved by by mutual B. FOGERTY, January 18th, 1861. INO. MARTIN. NEVADA ASSAY Y OFFICE Ne. 30 Mein street, ae Guz 4 AND eet Le bePay eine and TURNS. MADE IN N, Hours. y te a guaranteed, and B Bara discounted at the lowest =a pe Black Sand lots bought atte Highest pres fit Bankers’ Notice. Ors and after the 19th inst. the LO ae will Nevarla, Jan. 16th, 186 A —iw oe = img, eR ae accuse Oren ner Commercial street, Nevada. “peter crn tains mnemnnasiatetans ate gnpctae Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s ee PANAMA. Connect the Steamer.of the Atlantic and Pacific eamship Company, at Aspinwall. For New. York. Having. Spare Steamers at San Francisco and Pename. eee DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET ware: . sale The “magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, Will leave aa welt, whe Passengel’ ranry “1, 1S6L =< coeet via Puna a me As MS “ae ee tees 2 Rattroad Co eee! sbhantned ax hgeda i seaman antl 12 "clock yon sot °F. ran “yr Car. 4 caritics, — AOTC Ee

ia i it i We hie nothing ay tae, on tha: Yith, without re a 8 ee ee ee eet a ‘Worfolk to Ciattoiton posed tliat he fnideidt te t6 take Major An > Sdertoh"s dorimand to Worfolkk; though Cwhy . . mon ro) ey lan The ordindinee of Beeéesion was passed, in ; a Eecabian the sdanpalobiete sistance, The ecesasiontete of North Carostating that we ae in the midst of « great revolution ; that he had no alternative but to collect the revenije-and protect the public as fat as under existing lawse : that the power devolved to declare war and remove grievances, may lead tet roms te Mawar Cape deraon had rita but imperfectly performed his dyt His reasons for not sending troops to. would give paetasiel not prevocation, for ‘The message was referred to s -apecial commitice, to inquire into the whole ict wi pore ut fe pay for peraons and 103 to 62, While the work of rebellion, ls thus proteasing ia the South, a strong Union spirit is growing up in the North. The New York ‘egtebitute has voted. one militan of dollars cby the. Con’ he batelligence at Sega ae pene ‘that ate te preaepve the Uni. on on their own. sepagate responsibilities, gene) gorernment; bat we hope not.—. ‘Nothing could be more sure. to burst the Union into fragmegts than. for any of the states, ‘that acknowledge fealty ta the federal govemment, to wadertake cacrcise measures outabie of that government. addy ~ Thus stands the matter, ‘If President Buehanan had, long ago, taken proper precau“tions, and placed the Southern forts in a posie-blown-exer, ‘The Southern fortifica-. ound arsenal ‘aye now th the hands of the seeessionists, add they cannot well be vetrieved without wore bloodshed than any humane lover of his country can contemplate without horror, Rather than see Americans ahedding each other’s blood, we would prefer, devotedly attached to the Union as we are, to see the cotton states secede and form _ their long-contemplated ‘Southern Confederyears the cotton states, expecially. South ‘. Carolina, have been anxious to revive the slave trade im order to. qequice cheaper-lgbor: . bakes . passage of the Senora from Panama to San The wife, dsigiiter; “snd “tou-in-law of the * . editor.of thie paper, camo.in. the Sonera, and, jandiare now pafo.end well a our org wbgle"Colima, Mexico, dated Jaidary 34, have the ‘(about sixty miles from the eapital.) The 4 . and 30: guna,,:The Liberals under. /Ortego Leone blor?~Saht, the conser) “. to a heavier tune than their late defeat. ~ ¢ . The Constitutional Government is now fairly ‘established all over the country, and the first ” . pression of alf the convents and seiztire of all patel epee acres apie nat ont ne era nent I CIO ILE ELL pr a A that lies af the . \ daa from Africa com be purchased ond Maryland slaves. To open the dae trade is the. to a ed ouies are mere pretexta Let the estiact" states try the experiment of an independent confederacy—let them open the African . : fr NE Sa fot ont the into the bosom of the Old Union. CHouena ON THE Soxtona.—Dering the'} Francisco, which latter port she reached last: telligence of cholera on the Atlantic coast. . he ia happy to say, escaped the pestilence, LATE FROM Mexico, — Advices from following. highly important intelligence: “An express has just arrived from the city of Mexico stating, ‘that én the’ a ult., Miraand: Marquez.met. the liberal army: in battle near the village of Arroyo Zareo, . two Generals had from 7060'to 8000 troops, and Zaragoza, had about resid After ‘thoroughly row ated; a sealed . Mar. rquez did not venture to return to Mexi; cv, but fled to Haséala, and two days after the victors made theit trisimphant entry’ in the city, thus finishing thé revolution without any compromise, The elergy, having thus. lost their last stfénghold, were made to’bleed decrees issued in Mexice, were fot the supthe church property, valued at eaten g 000." REiiGious Ravivat. —The Stockton Republican says there has been for some weeks, a most succesful revival going on at Fretich Camp, five miles from town. Meetings have been held day and night by the Methodists, North and South united, and South Carolina has not even been thought of. The boys” have taken off their conte and ‘gone.in, and . are-up te theireyes in prayer. The whisky shops are in despair, being abondoned by their customers, They say that. if this sort of things {s going to coutinue, people at ‘the East. will go to wasting their corn by making bread of it, instead: of sending it te the distillery. ._Itia said. that.one of the preachers rather “got” a weak-headed youth, “who came to scoff’ a day or two since. He anid in a jeering manner, to one of the. elders, “Yer don’t think yer can get religion inter to me, do yer?" The preacher looked:at him & moment, and sternly remarked ¢_* Young I should be sure of it.” The reply was not new, but it hit hard. There are said to have been a ae number of conversions at this aeat of war in China gives a very flattering . picture of the Celestial beauties. Flat.noses, linear eyes, high cheek bones, and broad upper faves, are not suggestive of Venus or Payche--nevertheless there is an expression of sweetness about a Chinawoman’s — face which redeems it from positive ugliness. — Her jet black hair 1s combed into a turret at the tep of the head, and there plastered with grease and pomatuin—much after the fashion regent. She is smallin stature, with remarkthe eyes of her lord. On Homsenack pr. J. Rprety may be said to be con , as he was seen riding through Baorameuto, Friday, om horseback, That's reduarkable, when we refiect that on the 1st inst., a ball was shot entirely . eng &@rChild murder is fearfully prevalent in New York. The murdered innocents are 7 rae : clines te take part in the movement, allzging iets faith ef the sincerity and earnest. neass-of Irish neice stem ere” deh te . . contracted on the Isthmus, as there is no inoer, howe,” up ee of fifty ‘feet i: “hel KC Ciwwa Beauty.—A writer hia the . of the English dames during the duys of the. ably pretty handa, and her, feet find favor ix SOP Mat Se sorte Ee AO Es pis ‘Wen. Smith O’Brien, in which he deunwilling: to of his life . expend the. remainder in labors so-fruitiess 36-thoes which he apet ene gee f Too foraed on the brids bits of the inate: eae si reminded our inform. . the: ‘bresees of lows and Wis. "The Stage Company have a targe and handsomely-painted leigh, in which passengers are carried from Bope’s Ranch to Fort Cy i ge apelin between two whales near the point cooareet . taken Santa Cruz Harbor, which.pare] in the . to killing of one of them. A number of citizens witnessed the combat, and after it. was over, towed ; the. dead.-whale to the’shore. He was about twenty-five feet long and his ownera eay he will yield thirty-five or ‘forty barrels of oil. ergy of the Califernia rer Variety. : r ‘iedomorwikizbe ses lhe ninety-eight passengers; ‘is running on the Pittebug. Fort Yiomse ond, ‘Reinngn Railroad, mile, It is a locomotive, and pesaenger car eombined. i ~— Youxe pili ines L, 8. G., of Bos‘ton; says, “ A ragged-little urchin came to miy door, a short time since, asking for old clothes. I brought him a vest and a pair of . and pants, which I thought would be a comfortable fit. Youtig America took the garments and examined each ; then with s disconsolate look, said, “There aint no watch ta The vintners of Los Angeles made 345,000 gallons of wine in. 1360. The number of produeing.vines, most ef which are 000 vines that do not bear yet. A correspon. dent of the ‘Times estimates’ that an acre of vines twenty years old will produce 800 or 1000. gallons of wine per annum. the whaling ship Henrietta, was murdered by the savage natives of the island ‘of Isabella, in the South Pacific, while ashore in June last. The natives afterwards attacked the rship and carried off the~captain'’s child, a boy of five years, the captain and. his wife defending themselves in the cabin by a constant firing. All efforts to recover the child were unavailing, NORWEGIAN SHoEs.—The Mountain Messenger says that old and young, male and fe. male, travel from point to point, in northern Sierra, on Norwegian snow’ shoes, or uec them as a means of amusement, sliding down the hill slopes upon them with eroce an de terity. ‘ley Mirror tells of a newly-married couple who lately traveled on snow shoes from Etna te Salmon.river, over Salmon mountein, a distance of twenty-eight * thiles. lectures, in’ the mountain towns, It is a good indication, and , speaks well for:: the intellectual arenes 6 of the peenie., te The Gree, . } papers wails frequently and strongly against the merging of

and the establighmant of the head quarters in Califurnia; and they say they don't intend to let up till justice ia done. te The San Francisco papers will not admit that their ‘city contains only 57,033 souls, as the census says it does. The num/ ber of childre m alone 1s twenty-two thousand. (FF Why should a_young lady refuse to sod a, fon ‘of Temperance’ he pad ocitte OA 000 being. paid down. Coolies is permitted. The churches, eceme y ‘evada ies, ete, formerly. belonging to the Chris‘than, Shreeghneh the Tenis, are to be reyo he repr Fan ont retin ote nog aoyptigarn cooegecnree gyno range Nothing was . W: to-for the murder of W. negro very young, was 580,000. There are ¥ 631-4 t9r-'TPhe crew {evitaiating inaat d Love ON Sxow SHOES.—The Seott Val-} ENCOURAGING —A taste is forming for G the two military departments on_this coast, . !ed a ie ARIE A ETT OR rect EEN OS PN A A 500. 000 la indice nity—4,000,The. .cmigratioa of es Saeed hice BE ithe Pine Silat denies that the Emr . touched pod ll tas ara of the English, when ender csutaleclensre trom both armies. French army at Pekin was to be dispatched® to Cochin China for the purpose of attacking . ®the Carat Heegathe Henpetor's Capital and residence. . »: ~ eo not guilty, and has been held to bail: sum of $10,000, soompi it init Feb, inte nab ae AND adaevns alate ball sven by a gentleman moving in “ the first-ci of Arizona; oné of the <dahcers~ end of aoe of John: Madigany at «. $orth = . ONTFED STATES BAKERY, : Ne. 48 Pinc Street. 6 bine E. Sa Pe wAvine beBakery, would inform ae will keep on ae the large assortment of ie WUTS, BAISINS, ALMONDS, Ete. I havea will deliverevery morning, in tiay path Othe ie heer ’ Bosten Brown Hread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Ete. — we“ Coffee at all Hours. J ULIUS DREYFUSS “SELECT SCHOOL Miller & Nickel, CARPENTERS & BUILDERS AND apr am IN am ea! ~ yr ORVERS for Mer Shop first door west of Jouse. ogy Cheap eons Saloon, » Noy 69, Broad Street, Nevada. Have of one of th I BEST CONFECTIONERS fs in the State of to MAKE all kinds of ‘CARR in . in ‘the Style, which cannot be surpaseed fn or elsewhere, I am always prepared to SUPPLY BALLS AND PARTIES With Confectionery of Pi iag 4 pany Nowvick.—My old frieads, who so likerally daring any ronnection with. the Ia. map oo ey op as Sy a Oe Better than [reston & Merrill's AND AT Less PRICES, Beardman’s Challenge Yeast Pewder, Bally ‘Gusrentecs. Pe wee be attuned. ab dong all Jot ee and by I.-C. WINANS, 50 California street, aay.. A very few years will suffice to make picked up in the streets almost nightly. } might refuse to. sup-porter. pe Who will also orc age RY Rranco reScored Ceeticy ee his nose bitten off we his ere nearly— i finest FANCY CAKES, CONFECTIONARIES, . Young Ladies and Gentlemen. . ‘he Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. ° kK F, Ae B..00vee0esss.s Principal. Viwerra a Actes oF etree eens «ees Assistant. ESS -OCHOOL._ commenced -on MONDAY. LF 108 _Sentiemen wil . Sensors bo ves Pipe catechins Studies, per month.....cee0000 English Branches Mathematics..... ye] GEOR, nn veoccccescasbecbhentfiteksvsnsorcjec MD Premed sonics ie ccv di sdveccocee Ub ens icectsieee 200 GRIER ne ccccscccscccceccevesesevererCusters 200 N School, yp Fhagede and = Evenings, at 7 oelo i TERMS: Five Weeks,..ccccccccessccncscsecscecacecs $5.00 January. 28, 3m ISSOLTUION NOTICE.—The partnerpele exigtinn between WARNER & MILLER, was, by mu consent, dissolved on the 6th of January, 1861. ¥ WARNER, ~ mS Rae baw : RR. . On Friday, F = ects at Masonic Hall, ay Saturday cimed ot Agee pte D. ree gina 4 commugh Priest; J. ¥. Budolph, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. Th month. LAER IRAE PEERED LMI Lemna ree nee roenagg “Odd Fellows, Osi aheie _ =e D. eo -G.; i oe Court of the Fourteenth Judicial SOuPH CAROLINA Hanh ‘Ur —An tast. ter of the ro Ae? aera ce i 2 ern dispatch says : Hon. Sen J Oa rid District South Caralina being ing bard up for funds, is 5 . Court, notice ie —_ ay yoo is, to be and using ex we aiging money. . appear before the Hon. Niles S im ina seme ders elfen bert rea ict ieee pier a slaves, a ich bare . of March, A.D, t 10 o’cloek A. Mof that Ni Seel —_ i yuedred ¢ mittee day, then KP chore te show snmesit if any: they at ithe privilege mys why the Dt pare of said Tosotvent Id not et shonin . Fons Ue Sn bothered about their Sie on paenaeee ats the ecandlee the old Continental ‘system, Pog must Oe i in all Sitprocediage said ives be stayed. ronay. 1 Sepeeseton of South Carotinn cur }'yVooars tg A ty ot Saar Pe ras 0, SLAM KAT, ee te W. H. Brown, indicted at Sacrimen. A. t>Gnexcy, Att'y for Petitioner,“ Je2-td . N i,t been pee y of 9 o'clock, A. M., o'clock, ¥. Gives onde my hand, this 2ist day, of Janu= J.B. VAN HAGEN; Sherif’, . seni John Dickson, al fe ne canccnage & siefere ox. in ‘mutaal seabeat. Nevada, is this day disselved by by mutual B. FOGERTY, January 18th, 1861. INO. MARTIN. NEVADA ASSAY Y OFFICE Ne. 30 Mein street, ae Guz 4 AND eet Le bePay eine and TURNS. MADE IN N, Hours. y te a guaranteed, and B Bara discounted at the lowest =a pe Black Sand lots bought atte Highest pres fit Bankers’ Notice. Ors and after the 19th inst. the LO ae will Nevarla, Jan. 16th, 186 A —iw oe = img, eR ae accuse Oren ner Commercial street, Nevada. “peter crn tains mnemnnasiatetans ate gnpctae Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s ee PANAMA. Connect the Steamer.of the Atlantic and Pacific eamship Company, at Aspinwall. For New. York. Having. Spare Steamers at San Francisco and Pename. eee DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET ware: . sale The “magnificent Steamship UNCLE SAM, Will leave aa welt, whe Passengel’ ranry “1, 1S6L =< coeet via Puna a me As MS “ae ee tees 2 Rattroad Co eee! sbhantned ax hgeda i seaman antl 12 "clock yon sot °F. ran “yr Car. 4 caritics, — AOTC Ee