January 3, 1861 (4 pages)

postpone1861. an do 80 treet. BERT. ada, he HighUST ‘for ,Sacras es at the :nd trans‘§! HTS! ! NUALS . mbrot ty of . Edition piece you-will be happy.” _ e : “New Years 5 om aud with it loses ; the season of the helidays. The advent of this. interesting epoch is ‘looked upou with pleasurable anticipations by all classes of the community, save ene, and that js the old bachelors. Aw ‘old ‘bachelor—we mean a ‘real, _ Simon pure one, and not ose of your hypo critical make-believes, as some that Lokalitums knows. of, who ouly remain single because nobody will have them—a_real old . bachelor, we say, has: an inbotn aversion to what some people. all. ‘“aweet— cherubs,” “dear angels,” &c., but which hie calle = iefernal brats, not tobe tolerated. A real bachelor thinks it bad enough to have to comalias on the beauty of her r offspring, when, in Teulity, le would-“nemore Handle the said ‘beautiful offspring than you would & snake, ‘without living besides to empty -his pockets’ “on New Years Day, and invest the contents Jn New Years gifts. This is why old bache-. dors dread the holidays—they, poor wretches, have nothing to expect from arly body unless it be, now and then, some ingulting -Valen‘tine, whilst everybody expects some present from them. The contrast, yesterday, between the joyful faces of the ladies and juveniles and-the shy, restless look of some bachelors we know of, was quite striking. But, Mr. Old Bachelor, there‘ are two sides every picture. raat If it were not for these holida ys, the bachelor's lot would be really spléndid: having no: establishment, he his no nian to make, ‘whereas he is» himself invited everywhere. ‘He can criticize the puddings of Mrs. Smith, _ or the pumpkin pies of Mrs. Brown, which he frequently does after having devoured them ; but nobody can criticize his—and the holidays are but a small retribution for a. whole year’s sponging. Last New Years was-spent in pleasant calls by most of our people, and all the members of the TRANSCRIPT firm had their full share of that sort of enjoyment They hereby thank their respective friends for the cordial reeeption they met with. Some of them, it is true, do not give mitch promise of ever recipro. cating, in kind, the favors received, as they are rather far gone on the road to celibacy, . but others who incline towards a domestic state, will endeavor, by next New Years; to return the compliments. received. Not DEAD, BUT LIVETH.—A few days sinee, Lokalituns being somewhat pushed for an item, after perambulating all ever the city, finally conctuded to pilfer something from the Nevada Democrat, which he did, thereby making himself rather obnoxious to a dentist named Dr. Norton MeNoughton. Lokal‘tums ‘feels the position he is placed in, and 4s an anonymous individual, makes humble> apology to. the aggrieved party. Lokalitums thinks he wasg-too severe on the Dr. and now as.he has turned up : hopes that he will live to a good old age. ~ Dr. “be virtuous and Hear him : MONTEZUMA Jan. ist, 1861. Ep. DaiLy Transcript :—I observe in your paper of the 34th ult., an article stating that I froze to death, in a barn at North San Juan. Permit me to say that it isa d—d, diabolical-lie.. a-thelanguage of —theimmortal Webster “I still live.” I mustsay to you, sir, that f never was ina barn in North San Juan, in my life. The -base slander emanated in the braius of some quack Dentist who was affé by the “green eyed monster.” I took th¢ lead in North San Juan, and practice out ' their h: wis, and money from their pockets. For this they announce that\am no longer an inhabitant of this beautifal and_ harming world. Hopin ublish this, I feunain, Yours ape P Dit. N. MCNoucaron. THe Prize Fraiper—The long-talked of fight between Matt Trady and Bill Black: well comes off to-day, at Storms’ Ranch, ‘about nine miles from Nevada, and near the line which separates the counties of Nevada and Placer. We wnderstand that a sort of ~ ‘an amphitheatre, capable of containing fifteen hundred persons, has been erected, and we have no doubt that the attendance will be large. A line of coaches will ply between this place and the battle grouud. This prize fight reporting being rather out of Lokalitums’ line, we shall endeavor to secure the services of sume scicntific individual, thoroughly initiated in the techuicalities of refined and enuobliig urt, such as “ mitsigg on the goggle,” “ tuppiug ‘om “the mug,’ ** closing the pot itor tr Loe &e. ; . a ae b.W, Gu ue Ww years day, at the house of A. A. Sargent, Esq., some of the . finest graining lie bas ever seen in this state. The imitation of ouk1s béautifully rfect, and betekens student of the na and a master’s hand in representing it. “The . work is @ curious and interesting study” to . any one appreciating it. E pliment, for politeness sake, some mater fam= ; the murder or the circu 8 attending . it; but we do knew that “William Marshall . was a gentleman whom we _wWeré proud to . enroll in the list of our: and in conduct and sentiment, was ae fine a Etection ‘OF OFFICERS —The. following . officers were elected by Oustomah Ldilge, . No.16. 1.0.0. initiated 26th, for the ensuing term: —— D. 8. Tallman; N. G.; J. W. Chien; -¥.-G:> Chas. Marsh; R. S. N. G.; O. Torson, L. 8. . N-G.; J. Lambert, T.; DF. Call, C.; D. J. Perkey, U., J.B: Gray, 0. Gy AT. Epley, I: G. » The installation. of officers will} take place Tuesday: evening, January 8th. tS The Scientific Poses gives iustrations and descriptions of those noted Nevada county inventions, Smith & Low's“ hydraulic distributor” and “hose couplings.* te” The members of the Hook & Ladder Co, are requested to meet at their house, on business of importance, this evening at.7 o'clock. SENATOR” LATHAM’s SPEECH.—The Union’s St. Louis correspondent furnishes the remarks of Senator Latham to which we ‘eferred on Saturday. As all wish te know how we are represented on the ‘important question dividing the nation, we publish his remarks in full. Mr. Latham said: “Mr. President, it is not my purpose to address the Senate at this time upon the pending resolution. I rise to. correct a false impression upon thé public mind, as I have seen it published in several leading journals of the country, as to the attitude of California in the present crisis. It_has been said, and by many believed, that in. the event of the secession of several of the States of the Union, California would avail herself of the fig to declare her own independence, . ‘conjunetion-with the other territory of the United States on thé Pacific, would form a Paecifie Republic. “Mr, President,. there is not a word of truth in this idea, and it does great injustice to the people of that-state, This ‘Union has no more loyal subjects than the people of “California ; and out of her half cesar = lation, I believe there are not man union in any shape. California sed etide in the Union as it is, and as it may be. And if, as_ seems now to be conceded, the cotton states withdraw from ‘the Union, and are eventually followed by all the Southern states, California, I am certain; will still remam with the great West and the North, with whom she,is identified. ciynptome of applause in the galleries. } In addressing: this body upon the 16th of April last, I foreshadowed the idea ofa Pacific Republic upon the dissolution of the existing Union. I am satisfied, upon more mature reflection, to say the least, I was. premature. For whatever may be) my own opinion of the right-or wrong of the present puter be question—a question in which Calioa ing or vital interest—I feel it it my ie ee n duty to thus give, not only my own opinion; but, as one of ber representatives, to state what'I believe to be the voice of her majority. There ll but one thing which will or ean _alenate the of the people of the Pacific from the Thion as iti is, or as it may be, and that is, a failure to give them a Pacific Railroad, and, until this is completed, Overland Mail facilities. — Upon this question they are clamorous, urgent, unanimous; and, since the great West and North are thoroughly committed to. this material idea, their loyalty cannot be queetioned, i shall, Mr. President, at some future day, with the indulgence of the Senate, submit a few reasous for this opinion, and aleo ‘allude to the present condition of the country, but not until other Senators are heard, who rank in age, experience end: wisdom.” Frenptsn.—On Saturday morning, about 2 o'clock, the brick house of H. K. W. Clarke. attorney-at-law, in San Leandro, Alemeda county, was blown up by the explosion af a quantity of powder placed in his office in the basement. The whole front of the house is badly shattered. Sashes and gluse were thrown with grest force inte the garden. There were six persons in the house at the time—Mr. and Mrs. Clark, “their son, and three servants, all of whom escaped without injury. Ne clue has been found ag to who the perpetrator of the ortrage was. Moke Disunion.—The edstor of the Pacific’ Methodist, writing from Stockton, says that an ‘unfortunate spirit” exists there among the colored-brethren hailing from the northern and southern sections. An “ irrepressible conflict” is waging, such as will require the intervention of the most powerful conservative element to prevent serious.consequences. ( ‘was commitsed, “aaa [Sen . He was, by Ee birth, an Irishman, of the province of Ulster, . tr cere Rsieriel me tttinnt Cem aati sen As “ep hee Gris Gre : Shag . Bee awa A.C. Stic mons. Mudoiphs Nevada B.A.’ 5 Morb communications first M. “evening: of ‘each tonth. ‘vhos. P. Hawley, H bh. Esiest 5 J.¥. Rudolph, sn se K. T.—Stated as. ier eona as Bellows, every -snesday. ev: pom B ony at their ‘Hall dotnae of gen iere Pine streets.” W. , Maltoberts, N. G.; A. H. Parker, ry Seoy: Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39-1 8 oi} Levey Gite, match . ert : Sons of ‘Temperance. Sierra Nevada mpeg mnt No. 17—Meets every James \Saturda: Te at. T rance as Churehinem W.By H. nd, R:. Union Lodge Ai 4, pe sate Temylars) meet every Friday evening. emperance Hall. Rev. B. Brierly, W. C. rT. H. Parker, W.5. 5, . Fragetng, ; stopping with pure Gold, small cavities, E sen oe A ri any, All .other kinds of fillin: such as ia, Silver, Succedto niam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large 2,60 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up *tairs, cor-. ner Commercial street, Nevada. sent? ELEVATOR MELLS. EARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLouR, "At the Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA, Composting b the Steamer of the Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. For New York. Having Spare angst at San’ Fraitcisco-and DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The “magnificent Steamsliip GOLDEN. GAPE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Fuserages 8 and Treasure, on’ On Tuesday, January I, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. puncetually, and connect =. ee ea: at Aspinw ith steams ‘or fo throu h Jy “y ean be obtained. The Panama Co. an ge author} eos ‘Treasure for sh } oes a . Sept. 10th. ipment will be received on board 1.12 o’clock (midnight) on Mon Qe merchandise freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., 10th, and a written or der must be procured at the Company’s Office fo its shipment. For Ay ye or yt a apply tc . FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento. and Leidesdorff ats. San Francisco. Ww. H. cuiieb elias & €O., ~{Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN Beare MATERIALS, FARPEM sr TER’S TOOLS, Ayreverss and Minin, lements, Biacksmith Tools, Cordage, tard Powder, Duck, ete., be t thenwid stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf i : Tin Shop For Sale } ‘HE undersigned having business ‘ other1 wise occttpy his attention is desirous of selling his-shop, tools and s , Situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada . Said shop is located in one of the richest. mining seétion in the stute. Any person wishing to start.business in the mountains would do well to eall and exine before locating elsew pune 2s . Ws A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December lita. —tf BAK * WY MORE, DBALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEAT3, of ALE KINDS, F’ on land and for sale at Cheap rates for gaeak delivered FreeofCharge Within-a reasonable-distanee of Nevada. cheap for cash. . FREES, FLOWERS AND GARDEN MAKING. 'P\HE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD INFORM T the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, aaat he mtends-te carry on his business this season in any style se Se FREES. and supply his customers -w: Flowers, Treen, Shrubbery & Seede. Having been engaged in the business forthe rest ane years; he-confidently expects a liberal patronage, and would inform the people that now is most “eEER A MALL, 8 Bt Lonie ote f . mic,—These unequalled Bitters and Tonie are}: ikemsaner Tn cw of byeapt De . ao well ag ¢ most wholsome. and agreeable tone. no equal, and_have with Hirbubiiide hécbasc’ tn =} ett bemett: For sale bY “GEO‘W.SNELL, TY “. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . sari will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours>}. é. and. Pacific Steamship ua ‘gents for the sale of WoOvu.—O; all kinds, on hand and =. sale . . 5 He vill LAY OUT GARDENS, te time for Garden . Gn oodbea Wits ca 3 ee o the 2 ct boats for hh aera rae tes stomach, they will sag re waar remedy, . ’ As apreventative of Indispensable Family Medicine ; being perfectly pareand free from any deleterious substance, can “be taken by-all young and old, male and female, (130 Washington street, San Francisce.): Agent. And by the principal Grocers, angi and Lewin eles day ot te ae ag ia Belt?s : . a oe »¥ . 3 : Ranch, ; ri 3 ram eee Hs = eee ae a Syrup, cures all diseases of Botan ag it hock A.M. one Z om : nearest "clock, connecting with BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. AMES HAWORTH, F Cures any derangement of the Liver. : w. 8. M on ot ‘Tummy Cam eee eee C.8: Cae: evada. a Gare Pimples oa the five sett Sos [eee FOR VERGINTA crTy . BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . aoe “ Uures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. J. K. SALE & éo; BLOOD. AND LIVER SYRUP. . QESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS ‘Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatiem, © . 4: R for the above place, that they have on and BLOOD AND LIVER syrup; Some Fifty Mules, . The recipe is given to all physicians. The best inthe State, that canke hadat all tens BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . . Persons intending eae %. over the mountains, ean be well fitted out appl at our atables, Stands at the head ofall preparations as a Blood . ada sl Purifier dot y le Remedy. oe . Si Rev or Grass V. Fae Sold by Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. xe Sere Nov. 27-tf HOTEL DE rau ov. CRABB ev icssiPROPmraroR, No. 8 BROAD SESE NEVADA. Fn atall Sats f the pete —,€ “THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS : Have been NEWLY FURNISHED, and the Beds are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties; Up'to:'Two Hundred persons, can be accommodated . in the same room, at the series note and im a style that can not be e surpassed. ; tt SNELL, successor to Park &-White, Agent, 130 Washington. street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. Wall's Balsam has proved more successful than all the other-remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the _uses of Opium or Morphine. "Phis astonishing ‘remedy for CoNSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and ixcichly wortlia fair trial. Nightsweats and spittingof mt will S RES— Blood—For these complaints, none ean be found = TA LLOKING 80 efficacious ag Dr. WM. HALLS BAESAM. tly subdues the irriration, stops the ¢weating, and Buk? Sing. Cleatag Witt. oe PrEND) THE of gentle. ' restores the strength in a very short space of . men’s Cloth ‘Hoey cteutaltiy on han time. It subdues the irritation, stops thelsweat. Fine Cloths, Seeneet and: See A iyg, and restores the strength in a very, shert Say and 9 a ° to. up ia the L.A’ TEST space of time. It is well worthy. your trial. ‘ ho pvt in the. ky Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s . occupied pson opposite et J Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warran-. tional Kx: a ted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and . Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Tnfluenze. The Bal-. ‘ Opposition is the Life ot Trade, ” SeAMYS VILLE STAG LINE. Se JAS. 8. MeCUR. w ONDAY, Sak. “Mth putona lineof Stages betw seville, leay Nevada ev MONDAY NESDAY AY “and FRIDA MORNINGS, at ? Ye2clock. Returnin ives yaville alternate days. : . By tak vers Can th pr free dered 2 oh DAY, saving. time al mo: Otive—United States Hotel, "Novade. > mlz Importers and Wholesale Dealers in GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franciseo n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostet. Nevada and ter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence ih a more fercible mammer than any words which we can offer. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the syst em. \and aids the stomuch in the performance ofits functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all #imilar diseases erising from a-disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame,‘ diarrhea, and weakness ‘in the stomach, the ‘* Bitters ’’ have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tenic, ‘Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, .cspecialty before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the ‘United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to CHAS. URISHE 2.02 si80ccseeed roprietor Park & White, Genéral agent for California, 136 one Washington street, San Francisco. __.16-3m Fy AVEING elinitinaa proprietorship of A AAA AN NR ESSE this well known Restaurant. . G. C. JONES, “ AM NOW FULLY PREPARED Importer and Wholesalc Dealer in Te ENTERTAIN THE ‘PEOPLE IN Fine Wines and Li Nor 8, Merchant Street, twe doors west of Battery, All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in every particular. San Franciseo, Dec. 17—1m o~—— GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOW-A WARD ’s NEw IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines-for sale at reduced prices Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. “08 FASHION RESTAURANT . _COMMEROIAL ST. x3. Opposite Tallman & Turners, if NEVADA A THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and alk ae rebl thinge’ in mar ¢ ket, furnished ata otup nape a moments. notice, and style suited te . the tastes of the greatcat epi cure. MEALS AT’ ys HOURS. I intend te keep the “ FASHION” as a firstclase restaurant, and as such Irecommend it % the people of the city and the county. at lar, Having a number on hadi, he will sell_cheap for do well ip coult endl ake” tor’ te ar ae CMsCIV ES. cash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Cov: Nevae Nov. ah 1860-tf ai bah ers, rnd the best article of Hhse T'wine, direct . aR. MANUFACTORY. 4, ove wards of Meady-Made Hlese ! BOUX & a et Nevada, HAVE’ NOW Sis XD of different sizes, to accommodate the. miners of COMPLETE Ar? BILLIARD TABL ie billie oth and Cues. We receive from Paris, don and Nevada and the surrounding localities. ~ List of Prices (witu Duck furnished for Hone} sewed wita ivur seams, which will stand 75 fee pressure, single. 40 cts per yard for sewing : LAWKENCE DUCK? HYDRAULIC PILOT, BO. vo coos cveesees 700 cts OR BUREKA New York.a full assortment of everything used . BrOv 0 oe Sanson edos 63 Seb paneareens ash Sts. -dn-our branch of business, ~~ > soe Cabinet Quidety executed at t st reavonable sibhies Zz. ‘BE ZE'S SALOON. ; COR. OF PINE AND COMMERC iAL8T. tt You Wagpi aGeedD ak, ee 896° y His appeal is to the miners! Give him a libefal Nevaie tak tf. BLAZE Ss! portion o1 patronage ; he aioe ioe t the om man to werk ua great rev-lution throdghou B Bienes P ss Stat x heapness of hose, ete EMPIRE MARKET, Go ey ag rr vst . examive the . On Pine Sireet, just Grew mess: *ilding’ work per! vrmed by ita ace of business, aries Kent, yew 4. of Maca treet, Neveda. In Whartenby’s fire-proof brick tar Bees te. his -eld Petrone, al MUTTON, Vv cid ie G aivawion és ETABLES, et@. to give hima TEU ALEAE oF “woe Pains in the Head di 6-ti— wP-He keopa 28 om hand at all timer a large Lot of “gid Face relieved almost rer BlSck by Dr. pry the best —ee son. Fee $2,52. many over Bl & Co’s he Beet Gat eit ot a or eaten, . corner of Commercial « “Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860—tf : FRENCH BRANDIES, \ ~~

postpone1861. an do 80 treet. BERT. ada, he HighUST ‘for ,Sacras es at the :nd trans‘§! HTS! ! NUALS . mbrot ty of . Edition piece you-will be happy.” _ e : “New Years 5 om aud with it loses ; the season of the helidays. The advent of this. interesting epoch is ‘looked upou with pleasurable anticipations by all classes of the community, save ene, and that js the old bachelors. Aw ‘old ‘bachelor—we mean a ‘real, _ Simon pure one, and not ose of your hypo critical make-believes, as some that Lokalitums knows. of, who ouly remain single because nobody will have them—a_real old . bachelor, we say, has: an inbotn aversion to what some people. all. ‘“aweet— cherubs,” “dear angels,” &c., but which hie calle = iefernal brats, not tobe tolerated. A real bachelor thinks it bad enough to have to comalias on the beauty of her r offspring, when, in Teulity, le would-“nemore Handle the said ‘beautiful offspring than you would & snake, ‘without living besides to empty -his pockets’ “on New Years Day, and invest the contents Jn New Years gifts. This is why old bache-. dors dread the holidays—they, poor wretches, have nothing to expect from arly body unless it be, now and then, some ingulting -Valen‘tine, whilst everybody expects some present from them. The contrast, yesterday, between the joyful faces of the ladies and juveniles and-the shy, restless look of some bachelors we know of, was quite striking. But, Mr. Old Bachelor, there‘ are two sides every picture. raat If it were not for these holida ys, the bachelor's lot would be really spléndid: having no: establishment, he his no nian to make, ‘whereas he is» himself invited everywhere. ‘He can criticize the puddings of Mrs. Smith, _ or the pumpkin pies of Mrs. Brown, which he frequently does after having devoured them ; but nobody can criticize his—and the holidays are but a small retribution for a. whole year’s sponging. Last New Years was-spent in pleasant calls by most of our people, and all the members of the TRANSCRIPT firm had their full share of that sort of enjoyment They hereby thank their respective friends for the cordial reeeption they met with. Some of them, it is true, do not give mitch promise of ever recipro. cating, in kind, the favors received, as they are rather far gone on the road to celibacy, . but others who incline towards a domestic state, will endeavor, by next New Years; to return the compliments. received. Not DEAD, BUT LIVETH.—A few days sinee, Lokalituns being somewhat pushed for an item, after perambulating all ever the city, finally conctuded to pilfer something from the Nevada Democrat, which he did, thereby making himself rather obnoxious to a dentist named Dr. Norton MeNoughton. Lokal‘tums ‘feels the position he is placed in, and 4s an anonymous individual, makes humble> apology to. the aggrieved party. Lokalitums thinks he wasg-too severe on the Dr. and now as.he has turned up : hopes that he will live to a good old age. ~ Dr. “be virtuous and Hear him : MONTEZUMA Jan. ist, 1861. Ep. DaiLy Transcript :—I observe in your paper of the 34th ult., an article stating that I froze to death, in a barn at North San Juan. Permit me to say that it isa d—d, diabolical-lie... a-thelanguage of —theimmortal Webster “I still live.” I mustsay to you, sir, that f never was ina barn in North San Juan, in my life. The -base slander emanated in the braius of some quack Dentist who was affé by the “green eyed monster.” I took th¢ lead in North San Juan, and practice out ' their h: wis, and money from their pockets. For this they announce that\am no longer an inhabitant of this beautifal and_ harming world. Hopin ublish this, I feunain, Yours ape P Dit. N. MCNoucaron. THe Prize Fraiper—The long-talked of fight between Matt Trady and Bill Black: well comes off to-day, at Storms’ Ranch, ‘about nine miles from Nevada, and near the line which separates the counties of Nevada and Placer. We wnderstand that a sort of ~ ‘an amphitheatre, capable of containing fifteen hundred persons, has been erected, and we have no doubt that the attendance will be large. A line of coaches will ply between this place and the battle grouud. This prize fight reporting being rather out of Lokalitums’ line, we shall endeavor to secure the services of sume scicntific individual, thoroughly initiated in the techuicalities of refined and enuobliig urt, such as “ mitsigg on the goggle,” “ tuppiug ‘om “the mug,’ ** closing the pot itor tr Loe &e. ; . a ae b.W, Gu ue Ww years day, at the house of A. A. Sargent, Esq., some of the . finest graining lie bas ever seen in this state. The imitation of ouk1s béautifully rfect, and betekens student of the na and a master’s hand in representing it. “The . work is @ curious and interesting study” to . any one appreciating it. E pliment, for politeness sake, some mater fam= ; the murder or the circu 8 attending . it; but we do knew that “William Marshall . was a gentleman whom we _wWeré proud to . enroll in the list of our: and in conduct and sentiment, was ae fine a Etection ‘OF OFFICERS —The. following . officers were elected by Oustomah Ldilge, . No.16. 1.0.0. initiated 26th, for the ensuing term: —— D. 8. Tallman; N. G.; J. W. Chien; -¥.-G:> Chas. Marsh; R. S. N. G.; O. Torson, L. 8. . N-G.; J. Lambert, T.; DF. Call, C.; D. J. Perkey, U., J.B: Gray, 0. Gy AT. Epley, I: G. » The installation. of officers will} take place Tuesday: evening, January 8th. tS The Scientific Poses gives iustrations and descriptions of those noted Nevada county inventions, Smith & Low's“ hydraulic distributor” and “hose couplings.* te” The members of the Hook & Ladder Co, are requested to meet at their house, on business of importance, this evening at.7 o'clock. SENATOR” LATHAM’s SPEECH.—The Union’s St. Louis correspondent furnishes the remarks of Senator Latham to which we ‘eferred on Saturday. As all wish te know how we are represented on the ‘important question dividing the nation, we publish his remarks in full. Mr. Latham said: “Mr. President, it is not my purpose to address the Senate at this time upon the pending resolution. I rise to. correct a false impression upon thé public mind, as I have seen it published in several leading journals of the country, as to the attitude of California in the present crisis. It_has been said, and by many believed, that in. the event of the secession of several of the States of the Union, California would avail herself of the fig to declare her own independence, . ‘conjunetion-with the other territory of the United States on thé Pacific, would form a Paecifie Republic. “Mr, President,. there is not a word of truth in this idea, and it does great injustice to the people of that-state, This ‘Union has no more loyal subjects than the people of “California ; and out of her half cesar = lation, I believe there are not man union in any shape. California sed etide in the Union as it is, and as it may be. And if, as_ seems now to be conceded, the cotton states withdraw from ‘the Union, and are eventually followed by all the Southern states, California, I am certain; will still remam with the great West and the North, with whom she,is identified. ciynptome of applause in the galleries. } In addressing: this body upon the 16th of April last, I foreshadowed the idea ofa Pacific Republic upon the dissolution of the existing Union. I am satisfied, upon more mature reflection, to say the least, I was. premature. For whatever may be) my own opinion of the right-or wrong of the present puter be question—a question in which Calioa ing or vital interest—I feel it it my ie ee n duty to thus give, not only my own opinion; but, as one of ber representatives, to state what'I believe to be the voice of her majority. There ll but one thing which will or ean _alenate the of the people of the Pacific from the Thion as iti is, or as it may be, and that is, a failure to give them a Pacific Railroad, and, until this is completed, Overland Mail facilities. — Upon this question they are clamorous, urgent, unanimous; and, since the great West and North are thoroughly committed to. this material idea, their loyalty cannot be queetioned, i shall, Mr. President, at some future day, with the indulgence of the Senate, submit a few reasous for this opinion, and aleo ‘allude to the present condition of the country, but not until other Senators are heard, who rank in age, experience end: wisdom.” Frenptsn.—On Saturday morning, about 2 o'clock, the brick house of H. K. W. Clarke. attorney-at-law, in San Leandro, Alemeda county, was blown up by the explosion af a quantity of powder placed in his office in the basement. The whole front of the house is badly shattered. Sashes and gluse were thrown with grest force inte the garden. There were six persons in the house at the time—Mr. and Mrs. Clark, “their son, and three servants, all of whom escaped without injury. Ne clue has been found ag to who the perpetrator of the ortrage was. Moke Disunion.—The edstor of the Pacific’ Methodist, writing from Stockton, says that an ‘unfortunate spirit” exists there among the colored-brethren hailing from the northern and southern sections. An “ irrepressible conflict” is waging, such as will require the intervention of the most powerful conservative element to prevent serious.consequences. ( ‘was commitsed, “aaa [Sen . He was, by Ee birth, an Irishman, of the province of Ulster, . tr cere Rsieriel me tttinnt Cem aati sen As “ep hee Gris Gre : Shag . Bee awa A.C. Stic mons. Mudoiphs Nevada B.A.’ 5 Morb communications first M. “evening: of ‘each tonth. ‘vhos. P. Hawley, H bh. Esiest 5 J.¥. Rudolph, sn se K. T.—Stated as. ier eona as Bellows, every -snesday. ev: pom B ony at their ‘Hall dotnae of gen iere Pine streets.” W. , Maltoberts, N. G.; A. H. Parker, ry Seoy: Independent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39-1 8 oi} Levey Gite, match . ert : Sons of ‘Temperance. Sierra Nevada mpeg mnt No. 17—Meets every James \Saturda: Te at. T rance as Churehinem W.By H. nd, R:. Union Lodge Ai 4, pe sate Temylars) meet every Friday evening. emperance Hall. Rev. B. Brierly, W. C. rT. H. Parker, W.5. 5, . Fragetng, ; stopping with pure Gold, small cavities, E sen oe A ri any, All .other kinds of fillin: such as ia, Silver, Succedto niam Cement, Gutta Percha. Fee however large 2,60 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up *tairs, cor-. ner Commercial street, Nevada. sent? ELEVATOR MELLS. EARE NOW PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLouR, "At the Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA, Composting b the Steamer of the Atlantic and teamship Company, at Aspinwall. For New York. Having Spare angst at San’ Fraitcisco-and DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF. The “magnificent Steamsliip GOLDEN. GAPE, Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Fuserages 8 and Treasure, on’ On Tuesday, January I, 1861. FOR PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. M. puncetually, and connect =. ee ea: at Aspinw

ith steams ‘or fo throu h Jy “y ean be obtained. The Panama Co. an ge author} eos ‘Treasure for sh } oes a . Sept. 10th. ipment will be received on board 1.12 o’clock (midnight) on Mon Qe merchandise freight will be received on board after 3 o’clock, P. M., 10th, and a written or der must be procured at the Company’s Office fo its shipment. For Ay ye or yt a apply tc . FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Cor. Sacramento. and Leidesdorff ats. San Francisco. Ww. H. cuiieb elias & €O., ~{Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN Beare MATERIALS, FARPEM sr TER’S TOOLS, Ayreverss and Minin, lements, Biacksmith Tools, Cordage, tard Powder, Duck, ete., be t thenwid stand No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf i : Tin Shop For Sale } ‘HE undersigned having business ‘ other1 wise occttpy his attention is desirous of selling his-shop, tools and s , Situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada . Said shop is located in one of the richest. mining seétion in the stute. Any person wishing to start.business in the mountains would do well to eall and exine before locating elsew pune 2s . Ws A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December lita. —tf BAK * WY MORE, DBALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEAT3, of ALE KINDS, F’ on land and for sale at Cheap rates for gaeak delivered FreeofCharge Within-a reasonable-distanee of Nevada. cheap for cash. . FREES, FLOWERS AND GARDEN MAKING. 'P\HE UNDERSIGNED. WOULD INFORM T the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, aaat he mtends-te carry on his business this season in any style se Se FREES. and supply his customers -w: Flowers, Treen, Shrubbery & Seede. Having been engaged in the business forthe rest ane years; he-confidently expects a liberal patronage, and would inform the people that now is most “eEER A MALL, 8 Bt Lonie ote f . mic,—These unequalled Bitters and Tonie are}: ikemsaner Tn cw of byeapt De . ao well ag ¢ most wholsome. and agreeable tone. no equal, and_have with Hirbubiiide hécbasc’ tn =} ett bemett: For sale bY “GEO‘W.SNELL, TY “. BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . sari will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hours>}. é. and. Pacific Steamship ua ‘gents for the sale of WoOvu.—O; all kinds, on hand and =. sale . . 5 He vill LAY OUT GARDENS, te time for Garden . Gn oodbea Wits ca 3 ee o the 2 ct boats for hh aera rae tes stomach, they will sag re waar remedy, . ’ As apreventative of Indispensable Family Medicine ; being perfectly pareand free from any deleterious substance, can “be taken by-all young and old, male and female, (130 Washington street, San Francisce.): Agent. And by the principal Grocers, angi and Lewin eles day ot te ae ag ia Belt?s : . a oe »¥ . 3 : Ranch, ; ri 3 ram eee Hs = eee ae a Syrup, cures all diseases of Botan ag it hock A.M. one Z om : nearest "clock, connecting with BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. AMES HAWORTH, F Cures any derangement of the Liver. : w. 8. M on ot ‘Tummy Cam eee eee C.8: Cae: evada. a Gare Pimples oa the five sett Sos [eee FOR VERGINTA crTy . BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . aoe “ Uures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, Boils. J. K. SALE & éo; BLOOD. AND LIVER SYRUP. . QESPECTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS ‘Cures Erysipelas, Canker, Rheumatiem, © . 4: R for the above place, that they have on and BLOOD AND LIVER syrup; Some Fifty Mules, . The recipe is given to all physicians. The best inthe State, that canke hadat all tens BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. . . Persons intending eae %. over the mountains, ean be well fitted out appl at our atables, Stands at the head ofall preparations as a Blood . ada sl Purifier dot y le Remedy. oe . Si Rev or Grass V. Fae Sold by Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. xe Sere Nov. 27-tf HOTEL DE rau ov. CRABB ev icssiPROPmraroR, No. 8 BROAD SESE NEVADA. Fn atall Sats f the pete —,€ “THE SLEEPING APARTMENTS : Have been NEWLY FURNISHED, and the Beds are as clean and luxurious as any in Cal. Dinner or Ball Parties; Up'to:'Two Hundred persons, can be accommodated . in the same room, at the series note and im a style that can not be e surpassed. ; tt SNELL, successor to Park &-White, Agent, 130 Washington. street, San Francisco. n6-3m CONSUMPTIVE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. Wall's Balsam has proved more successful than all the other-remedies known, for the permanent cure of all the early stages of consumption. Those who doubt this statement can find ample proof in the pamphlet accompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attention of those whose constitution forbid the _uses of Opium or Morphine. "Phis astonishing ‘remedy for CoNSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and ixcichly wortlia fair trial. Nightsweats and spittingof mt will S RES— Blood—For these complaints, none ean be found = TA LLOKING 80 efficacious ag Dr. WM. HALLS BAESAM. tly subdues the irriration, stops the ¢weating, and Buk? Sing. Cleatag Witt. oe PrEND) THE of gentle. ' restores the strength in a very short space of . men’s Cloth ‘Hoey cteutaltiy on han time. It subdues the irritation, stops thelsweat. Fine Cloths, Seeneet and: See A iyg, and restores the strength in a very, shert Say and 9 a ° to. up ia the L.A’ TEST space of time. It is well worthy. your trial. ‘ ho pvt in the. ky Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s . occupied pson opposite et J Balsam. For sale by all Druggists, and warran-. tional Kx: a ted to cure all ordiuary cases of the Throat and . Lungs, Coughs, Colds, and Tnfluenze. The Bal-. ‘ Opposition is the Life ot Trade, ” SeAMYS VILLE STAG LINE. Se JAS. 8. MeCUR. w ONDAY, Sak. “Mth putona lineof Stages betw seville, leay Nevada ev MONDAY NESDAY AY “and FRIDA MORNINGS, at ? Ye2clock. Returnin ives yaville alternate days. : . By tak vers Can th pr free dered 2 oh DAY, saving. time al mo: Otive—United States Hotel, "Novade. > mlz Importers and Wholesale Dealers in GEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and wholesale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington street, San Franciseo n6-3m The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostet. Nevada and ter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the past year bespeaks its excellence ih a more fercible mammer than any words which we can offer.. It renovates, purifies and strengthens the syst em. \and aids the stomuch in the performance ofits functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the best possible way, should be the object of the public. We commend it with more than usual zeal and confidence, believing and knowing as we do, that it stands foremost ef the many preparations of the day, for imparting strength vigor and tone to the system, and possessing the curative powers for all #imilar diseases erising from a-disardered stomoch. In the most severe cases of crame,‘ diarrhea, and weakness ‘in the stomach, the ‘* Bitters ’’ have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. Asa Tenic, ‘Hostetter’s Bitters are most delightful, .cspecialty before meals. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the ‘United States. GEO. W. SNELL, successor to CHAS. URISHE 2.02 si80ccseeed roprietor Park & White, Genéral agent for California, 136 one Washington street, San Francisco. __.16-3m Fy AVEING elinitinaa proprietorship of A AAA AN NR ESSE this well known Restaurant. . G. C. JONES, “ AM NOW FULLY PREPARED Importer and Wholesalc Dealer in Te ENTERTAIN THE ‘PEOPLE IN Fine Wines and Li Nor 8, Merchant Street, twe doors west of Battery, All Goods sold under a strict guarantee in every particular. San Franciseo, Dec. 17—1m o~—— GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of this Age! Ss. HOW-A WARD ’s NEw IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines-for sale at reduced prices Wines and Foreign & Domestic Liquors generally BRICK STORE, NO 76 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. “08 FASHION RESTAURANT . _COMMEROIAL ST. x3. Opposite Tallman & Turners, if NEVADA A THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and alk ae rebl thinge’ in mar ¢ ket, furnished ata otup nape a moments. notice, and style suited te . the tastes of the greatcat epi cure. MEALS AT’ ys HOURS. I intend te keep the “ FASHION” as a firstclase restaurant, and as such Irecommend it % the people of the city and the county. at lar, Having a number on hadi, he will sell_cheap for do well ip coult endl ake” tor’ te ar ae CMsCIV ES. cash. Also, agood supply of Hose, Wagon Cov: Nevae Nov. ah 1860-tf ai bah ers, rnd the best article of Hhse T'wine, direct . aR.. MANUFACTORY. 4, ove wards of Meady-Made Hlese ! BOUX & a et Nevada, HAVE’ NOW Sis XD of different sizes, to accommodate the. miners of COMPLETE Ar? BILLIARD TABL ie billie oth and Cues. We receive from Paris, don and Nevada and the surrounding localities.. ~ List of Prices (witu Duck furnished for Hone} sewed wita ivur seams, which will stand 75 fee pressure, single. 40 cts per yard for sewing : LAWKENCE DUCK? HYDRAULIC PILOT, BO. vo coos cveesees 700 cts OR BUREKA New York.a full assortment of everything used . BrOv 0 oe Sanson edos 63 Seb paneareens ash Sts. -dn-our branch of business, ~~ > soe Cabinet Quidety executed at t st reavonable sibhies Zz. ‘BE ZE'S SALOON. ; COR. OF PINE AND COMMERC iAL8T. tt You Wagpi aGeedD ak, ee 896° y His appeal is to the miners! Give him a libefal Nevaie tak tf. BLAZE Ss! portion o1 patronage ; he aioe ioe t the om man to werk ua great rev-lution throdghou B Bienes P ss Stat x heapness of hose, ete EMPIRE MARKET, Go ey ag rr vst . examive the . On Pine Sireet, just Grew mess: *ilding’ work per! vrmed by ita ace of business, aries Kent, yew 4. of Maca treet, Neveda. In Whartenby’s fire-proof brick tar Bees te. his -eld Petrone, al MUTTON, Vv cid ie G aivawion és ETABLES, et@. to give hima TEU ALEAE oF “woe Pains in the Head di 6-ti— wP-He keopa 28 om hand at all timer a large Lot of “gid Face relieved almost rer BlSck by Dr. pry the best —ee son. Fee $2,52. many over Bl & Co’s he Beet Gat eit ot a or eaten, . corner of Commercial « “Nevada, Sept. 6, 1860—tf : FRENCH BRANDIES, \ ~~