January 30, 1861 (4 pages)

~ WEDNESDAY, JAN, 20th, 1861, bo csorerreeereaeniaiateerereeneerneeercinirererecnementimemenemeetice] GEN, MODOUGALL’S SPEECH, ung antehovemee se __ting these candidates out. In other and more tits, Tt A Didgerna¢ wad webct ar bis olnioa a “itd ria “ues now before thie, country. On last : Eotertaay night, in the Aasembly Chainber, . didate, appeared, in-obedience to the legislas juisition; dnd delivered a Yong and tolaie paar AS "speech, No other senatorial eandidate.spoke: on that. evening; thpug gnnoun tr. bsg rt ‘hold 7 ppoceag ‘as. his ba oa Wuiyeaiys’ hit ah to exert his . oe a pe ‘fear of ‘Gen. -MeDouigall’s spéveli' ii its’ isitense’ Unionism.'’ He has no charity for secessionists, and scouts the proet of a a Pacific Republic. No matter what ‘cost, the: Union must be preserved. He eas deities the right of a state to. secede ; ‘and, to prevent the secession “of a state, or oP any nuinber of states, insists that. the whole. \power of the General Government . Shall be exerted. In referring to the. stirrihg times of 1833, he takes occasion to show'the . ~ “masterly tactiés of Gen. Jackson, who, by: placing: ample--gerrisons-in° the “Charleston forts, in .xserson, sui bate-of South Carolina from ‘either “wullifying. the federal lawa -Or-atcompliahing the ~ aiows tow Mr “Fillmore, in 1861, When, South » Carolina was. as busily employed, as>at' present, in the work of secession, . quietly sent ” troops itiid atmbd véssélsto Charleston, this, by: little timely, precaution, ‘preventing a vast deal of future difficulty. The Governor of South Caroliniiy professing to be ignorant of the'thotives ofthe” it, wrote to Dy. Fillinore ‘a letter of inguity, as to” Wwhy thege.4roops: and armed vessels were present at'\Chafleston, Mr, . Fillmore's ° reply ‘was sie of a Jackson. He simply said: “The ~_ President of the United States does not make ; brig to the Governor of BonthCaro“Vina!” Gen.” MéDougiill; in’ view of ‘the fact — ‘Mr. Buchanan hes mage Aly tp “éxamples of Jackson and Fillmore, suffered South Cerolina to carry ont: wie Be_. @esaion project unchecked, isin favor of makdng Borate -Garolinay~ or anyother seceding state, step back’ into the Confederacy at the _Dayonet's point, . We. presume -that, in. theutterance of this séntinient; ke meets the __-Bympathies of a large majority of the present . legislature of California, as there is, unques. tionably, @ great. deal of latent chivalry in that body. But, for our humble self, we have « horror of civil war, and \ “14 in finitely prefer seeing the Cotton Confederacy esWablisbed, to~sesing northern and southern meh rioting in mutual slaughter. ‘The cot. ton states wish to have cheaper labor than they can at present obtain’ from the domestie-bred negroes of Maryland, Virginia, and ‘Kentucky; and, of course, the coittrolling _. ddea, with them is the opening of the African. Glave trade: “It will do no especial harm to _ let them try the experiment of indepeadence for a teason. With the strong anti-slavery sentiment of Europe and the northern states -Aaainat them.it.jp.ox er-they will éver be able to suévessfully land “@ Bingle cargo of Africans. Everything, now— is estimated by its paying qualities ; nd, when our brethren of the cotton states that theit Confederacy ‘will not pay, they ‘“imiay feel ‘willing to think better of the + Stars eta Stipes” than they de de at present. sgimtarnonn aT ePcatennite: —From Central Californian we learn, that up to be 26th inst., the total of subscriptions to B eeaartnas Bog cent. subscription, ‘tind represents stock to the amount of $218,000. ° The cost of the road has been estimated at a million doliars. The people of Placerville voted in Pou ‘tax for thig raileatewereptahs is now sought to be pre a ret , . they asked him W ’ (a proiihent sénatorial tan issfully prevented the . ! ‘more. This ie . the outraged splash ! splash! Not asound did the piano give, save that of-the-keys striking in water. from the inside. . A letter from Paris says: According toa ral power of the Pope has not rhaeh to hope for from the Emperor Napoleon. Itis said th t. tye, Bishop. of Versailles, relying upon the devotion which always shown to the Emperer, went to him a few days since, to try to make him feel the woes of the "Chureh. ‘The Emperor listened to him pa[ion with hiseigatin his mouth, and at ist said: ‘‘Monseigneur, your distress does you great. credit; but the temporal power is no longer ted gece with our eiviae ‘out my ‘tga? ee C ‘Rev. Dr. Armstrong, missionary to the Sandwich Islands, and -who'diéd ‘from: internal hemorrhage, produced by a. fall from his horse, ‘shows the curious fact that -a portion of his lange had“beén destroyed by consumption, and the-parts had -healed over. Some twenty years aga he: had symptoms. of -consumption, and had eured himself by bathing and horseback riding, since which he hag experienced no a of the disease.— This seems to show the ~~" of consumption. _ Quick Trip. —The Grass Valley National, has’ PAPO published in a beautiful. town, about four miles from this city, reached here on Monday evening last, or sizty hours after its . pubheation. ‘This is decidedly & quick trip, for it has never come to-hand in lesé time We can’t do without this valuable paper since the local department is under'the conknow. Tue CENSUS IN Burrs. —The Record, referring to the population of. its county and the late census, says: The census of this county may be regarded as-having been very imperfectly taken; as every sane man knows that our population should be, at least, three times greater than the number of votes cast. However, many other counties appear to have been taken in a similar manner. /“DusL In High Lire.—Among other reports from Washington it is~said that Mr. Floyd, late Secretary of War, has challenged Mr. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, in consequence of the latter attempting to con". pi-anner,” said two: of them encouragingly, “ we don’t care for it. We came to'see you pomake use speech.” . Hertz did “his best, 475 and they had all nearly forgotten the piano ine "Farwell, Dr. when its arrival was announced. A _com-. pany of. stout men carried. it. into the hall} and placed “it qn the platform. It was'athree-cornéred, or “grand” piano, and P Hertz "promised * *himeelf “to astonish the natives, seated himself on an empty .whisky 4: keg, and” struck tie: ke¥s. Bluni! blum! sombled, and the shite musician pers ed nothing else than to be bowie-knifed by . . at was the matter, SEE sellcad The Californians who had brought the “box” j from, San« Francisco, finding it heayy, had. Jloated it to town, and on dragging it out upon the levee, negleeted to pour the water THE FrReNcu EMPEROR AND THE POPE. story which is going the rounds, the tempo* than five days after its publication, heretofore. trol of a spicy writer, whose 1 pad » e do not . Selover, A J. Butler. is Nay jerk Pe DW. Cheobe: foville, Sam. Ww. Ginn, eer ate fo EE cba: J. Btbvens: (Col. Baker’s son-in-law), Alvin Flanders. ‘Sub-Treasurer—Wm, Slierman, Dr. Rabe, ‘Asa T. Lawton.Coiner at. Mant Jomn. P. ‘Ht. Wentworth, . Hastings, mo Bann, General— De Benj. W.Hnthawa: 3 indian § Superintendent--J. P. Wentworth, simon Gi M. Hanson, M. Frink;, jr., of or . Farwell, * Mary pepetntistons Navy Yard—Capt. CG. 'W. Waa Registers—J."T. Snider, of Marysville, WC, Parker, John OQ. Wheeler, H. D. Barrows, (the two latter from the Southern Land District Office atLos Angeles.) United States District: Attorney. Northern . Pak A. Sargent, of Nevada ; Frank . i Tnepector of Boilers—John P:.Zane; Do-. minic Gaven, James Churchman, of Nevada. U, 8. Appraiser—J. Benson. Postmaster at Sacramento—C. Crocker. . Collector-at Monterey—Antonio M. Pico. tines. Colleetor at Stockton—D: J. Staples. Minister to Chile—J. A. Nunez. Secret Agent—Sam: Soule. saan TER te BE ge: fe Pde. fe —~ am H. Weeks, 14 the above list, though heis CURABILITY OF CoNSUPTION: —The poet mortem examination of the remains of the certainly in Washington, and, just. as certain‘ly, a candidate for something. -Aato our fellow Citizen; A°A Sargent, Esq. not. an applicant for any .office in the gift of the Federal Executive, and that he has distinctly intimated as ee adi Mr. Lincoln, himself. od LITTLE CHILDREN’S Dresses—NAKED ARMS AND NECKS.—A. distinguished physician, who died sometime. since in Paris, declared : I believe that during the 26 years I have practiced my profession in this city, 20,000 children have been carried to the ‘eometeries, a sacrifice to the absurd custom of exposing their arms naked. I have often . thought, if a mether were anxious to show the soft white skin of her baby, and would cut.a round hole in the little thing’s dress, just over the heart, and‘then carry. it about . for observation by the company, it-would-do very little harm. Butto expose the baby’s arms,» members~so.-far removed from the best, is a most pernicious practice. Put the bulb of a thermometer in a baby’s mouth; the mercury will rise to 99 degrees. Now carry the same bulb to its little hand; if the “arms be bare and the evening cool, the ;mercury will sink 40 degrees. Of course all the blood which flows through these arms and -hands must fait from 20 to 40 degrees below the temperature ofthe heart. Need I say that when these,cold currents of blood flow back into the chest, the child’s general vitality must be more or less compromised? And need I add that we ought not te be surprised lungs, throat and: stomach? I have seen *eomeny Jes ful whetle+reer ir rwya's walle with the Indian Trust Fund robbery.’ It is a inatter of common report that Floyd has, on-several occasions, stormed and bullied-in-.a manner to intimidate his timid associates. : County Court, Jan. 29.—Ivard vs Chambers & Thompson.~—Motion for’ new trial on part of defendants argued and_submitted to the Court. Holmes'vs Van Hagen.—Demurer to defendant’s amended answer argued and submitted on part of _— Man ‘Kiuiep—On We ‘Wednesday evening, January 23d, at Iowa Hill, a man named Goldworth was accidentally killed by the benkiof a mining-chien-coving upen-bim,.Fn. Miller has been « man of the on ot ena ¥ . Interests, of the Assembly, and J.C, Eastman, chairman of the Committes on Print. . ine ee Wanna ie Pen eh wie onsale of liquors pein A ae pa : hoarseness, or choking with mucus, entirely and permanently relieved by simply keeping its arms and hands warm. Every observing and progressive physician has daily opper-. tunities to witness the same simple cure. FC. FREMONT. —Springfield correspondents continue to assert thatJohn C. Fremont has beén. offered by Lincoln the post of Secretary of War, but regard it as uncertain whether he willaccept, though his acceptance would be very agreable to all premiiient Republicans, excepting a few perhaps who would like the place for ‘themselves, Cameron's . acceptance of the Secretaryship of the Treasury_ig regarded as fixed and ‘certain. EHP The population of the city of New chair. . York is officially returned in full, and is about AOA? bene thee the lowest cotinnts » week 277. ‘The increase’ ‘since 1850 is 298.730, ‘edieinee 1056, 104,067. ; \ SP Russia hamaally Salen to Siberia 03500 ‘exclusive of ‘their ‘wise end chil. -Rabe,: MiB, Farwell, W. Ste; Northern. veers of ‘the’ Port—J. a». “MeHean, of Colleetor. at Benicia—8: M. Swain; of Mar-. _ . wards the support of the State Government. His Excellency Suggests that no.ove-he al-_ to we are assured by that gentleman that he is’ heart and With’ stich feeble’ difculation at at-its frequently occasioning affections ofthe . more than one child with habitual cough and . . and put it in.a stone jar or jug. Soak your}. dirty. clothes over night, or until they are -. well wet through, then wring them out and . . put-on plenty of soap} and“to he Boiler of . clothes, well convered with water, add one tea-s: of washing fluid. Boil half an through One suds and rinse well in water, and your clothes will look better than the old, . ' way of washing twice. before boiling. Thi» poor tired woman to try it. Pres says, “ Not far from heté’ resides-a queer old fellow, who, having’ been ten years separated from his wife, was ever telling of Rhody,” as he called: het,’ died’ in “ the . States,” and the sorrowful news having reached the survivor, he carried the letter to a friend, and. with tears. in hiseyes, said— ““ Well, B., Rhody’s dead. But if the'Liord . wanted her worse’n me, let her rip!” Pout Tax.—There is no subject treated in Goy. Downey’s. message in which he is imposed is eminently just; and we thiuk so ] top. The noisest men on élection day, says the Press, are those who shirk: ‘the-tax._ If . B enforced against them, it would ptobably be the only ‘contribution they would make toid Waceeka Sk URAL ae cae “specter” Cathe tie That .is the -way.to:serve ’em. The law would then be nearly as beneficial in its’ operation. as.a Registry Act.: "The Auburn: Signal; makés, in-air able editorial, some excellent suggestions upon the subject of poll’tax, un@ the manner of céllecting the same. Some counties pay’ ‘well, and others comparatively nothing. An efficient law will.remedy the. évil; but don’t resort. to the anti-Democratic doctrine of ‘permitting the matter to affect: or: restrict the elective franchise. One fhing—the tax . is too high. One dollar is enough. GRAND Jury 1s Jatt.—By the IndepenCourt of Sessions, has the Calaveras Grand Jury in jail, for contempt—in refusing to act ‘upon. matters presetited for their consideration. * The reason assigned by the jury ‘for seceding is that no provision has been made to pay them for their services. ("A young lady in Indianopolis rose iu her sleep recently and cut off her hair as. close as it could be cropped by a penitentiary . ” barber. When she got up in. the morning and looked in the glass she was horrified, and loudly complained that some one had shorn her head while she slept. —> physician one night in’ Wisconsin. being disturbed by a burglar, and having ‘no ball or shot for. his pistol, noiselessly. loaded the weapon with-dry, hard pills, and gave the intrudera “prescription” which he thinks will go far towards irieg te rascal of a very bad ailment. EF" Most persons will agree with Charles . Lamb, that it is intolerable to'pay for articles . . you have. been. used. to get for nothing.— Thus, “when Adam laid out his first penny upon apples at. some stall in Mesopotamia, I his goodly orchard, where he had so many for nothing.” te Esmeralda having been ascertained to be in Calaveras county, California, instead of in Washoe, the silver miners there are petitioning for a new county—being at an inconvenient distance for the transaction of besintee with Mokelumne Hill. Lak Monrez. oh Wade York correspondent says that Lola Montez, who last summer . suffered ‘very much from a paralytic stroke, caused by smoking cigarettes day and night, is now living in Seventeenth street, spends . “*™*her time in meditation and prayer, and goes Hoy the name of Fanny Gibbons. _ 7 tie A Nevapa County, Nuccer. —There i is . at the banking house of A. Delano, in Grass . ounces. Tt was taken out at Rough ‘and Ready. ‘hour briskly; then wash them thoroughly . is an invaluable recipe, and we want every ConsUGAL CoNSOLATION.—The San Juan . t¥ Securities her good qualities: Not:long ago, the “good . more explicit than this. ~He thinks the tax } dent, we. learn that Judge Porter, ‘of the . smirab A NEW Way oF TAKING ° PILLs.—A wif think it went hard witlr him, reflecting upon} Valley, a nugget of gold which weighs 454} 8 i give it bill ty pe e : . neo petra ot ly tein rea oft te particular, to-wit: ‘Fake one-pound of sal of ee National xchange, on road street _Calletar of San Francisco—C. A. Wash. soda and-a half pound of unslacked lime; put . _°"""*"” wegen 5.6 Biro, a C. MoRuer, a ete them in a gallon. of water and boil twenty _ BIRDSEYE & Co., Je — ‘Tet it stand till cool, then drain off cs BANKERS. _---Mumber.20,,.Main. Street. Nevada, UBRCHASE GoLD hte Ea Aare . on. dust ‘for prey’ or. Coinage at the’U. § w q ore SIGHT CHECKS CHECK3 on Ban Francisco, sville “our SS SIGHT aX ANGE on ‘New York a? GEO. W. KIDD, ~ ie ie Cn Se Gan UAT Feshayed 98 the Highest Mard liberals st. fed for'A say or for Coinage at the U. 5 Taio. Collections eres. at.the Lowgo aictor Collettions cect ert yer ad State and Counthe highest Market value. sep7-tf Cc. W. MULFORD. BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. a. DUST Bought at the Highest Hotes. ht Checks on Sacramento and San Fra: cisco at par Dust forwarded to the U. §. Branch Mint for ar TA ee and advances made on the same i Nevada Sept. 10th, 1860. JAMES J. oT tT, No. 30 Main street, Nevada, “NOLD AND ORES, of every Description, Melted; Refined and Assa ed at San’ Francisco prices, -and ‘RETURNS EIN Ai OR: POOIN, ima: few Hours. elting done in the presence of Depositors. — nh cinco in ac pone ee alway 8 guaranteed. Charges for meltiug and assaying font for loss, ane Sem oz. al ; for loss—-above 60 ozs. 4 of 1 per cent. Pr flog as Ba peas Sees Laced apee ted AMALG MATION: precious ores, either in the ore oF mi ready to receive Black Sand, s, Tub ae, oT tienen 7 be poled, with satisfaction at. _the lowest Git) JAMES J OTT. . apqrecvedenie and’ Tediiatey Conquers all Difficulties.” . Ace MANY YEARS OF Trials. e ke the Philoeon her rey aloud, urea tooth, : in short. that it is’ se, there ee THE EXACT COLOR OF BONE. It can fe Pooth and dere Shell jor: a Fang, or Root of a Tooth and ete Front Teeth it is ad ‘EXTRA CHARGE’: le. N r eatinaptnencaian or Stopping the Fatigs. IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. OFFICE Over ‘Block R&C Co.'s ante ° (up ati trance next to Charles X Kent's Ment mwa + on Pine stieet. : wi a ce tf CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and. Mechanical Dentists, Offiee—Corner Room Second Stery, Kidd & Knox’s building. ‘ormed pi neat eas acidant antink toaner,, and satiofec = aren al = Cteesrerseseesinerescoes 1 SOPOT EHS O TOROS EL sOee TRE Sates BAKERY, “ “Ne, 48 Pine Street. yun UNDERSIGNED HAVEING become sole proprietor of this well known and Pell te Bakery, would inform the le. will keep on hank: the largest assortment of FANCY — CONFECTIONARIES, Peat and will delive rning, in any part o of the tity, vrei we Bosten Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Bie. Hot Coffee at all Hours. tf JULIUS DREYFUSS _ Cheap Refreshment Saloon, ‘Nov 6@ Broad Street, ave. 1% a Sree eee all kinds CARE ie Geren cannot be surpassed in Nevada, of elnewhere “1h R6bAb aie. PARTIES. Wik Ghaellllaaes Fancy Pound Cake, Spunge Seesy Sari ecietinr "gnc My ol ade “who 60 a souuny "is i el gee mes one of the pagiey State ef Like gh ra MAKE Soe -Ceunty Serip bou heat she higher market rates. 8, of sight Cheeks on San Franciseo and Sacrawe ate A. H. HAGADORN . NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE GRR AR TiFions ised : BONE. : eee see Naeing Leesehe: vin = 0: Sse mare finest’ & fi pelled . “has sin some § from § day, Wi her arr hauste day. . ing her was Wi ;bulatin Preece eer. £5

~ WEDNESDAY, JAN, 20th, 1861, bo csorerreeereaeniaiateerereeneerneeercinirererecnementimemenemeetice] GEN, MODOUGALL’S SPEECH, ung antehovemee se __ting these candidates out. In other and more tits, Tt A Didgerna¢ wad webct ar bis olnioa a “itd ria “ues now before thie, country. On last : Eotertaay night, in the Aasembly Chainber, . didate, appeared, in-obedience to the legislas juisition; dnd delivered a Yong and tolaie paar AS "speech, No other senatorial eandidate.spoke: on that. evening; thpug gnnoun tr. bsg rt ‘hold 7 ppoceag ‘as. his ba oa Wuiyeaiys’ hit ah to exert his . oe a pe ‘fear of ‘Gen. -MeDouigall’s spéveli' ii its’ isitense’ Unionism.'’ He has no charity for secessionists, and scouts the proet of a a Pacific Republic. No matter what ‘cost, the: Union must be preserved. He eas deities the right of a state to. secede ; ‘and, to prevent the secession “of a state, or oP any nuinber of states, insists that. the whole. \power of the General Government . Shall be exerted. In referring to the. stirrihg times of 1833, he takes occasion to show'the . ~ “masterly tactiés of Gen. Jackson, who, by: placing: ample--gerrisons-in° the “Charleston forts, in .xserson, sui bate-of South Carolina from ‘either “wullifying. the federal lawa -Or-atcompliahing the ~ aiows tow Mr “Fillmore, in 1861, When, South » Carolina was. as busily employed, as>at' present, in the work of secession, . quietly sent ” troops itiid atmbd véssélsto Charleston, this, by: little timely, precaution, ‘preventing a vast deal of future difficulty. The Governor of South Caroliniiy professing to be ignorant of the'thotives ofthe” it, wrote to Dy. Fillinore ‘a letter of inguity, as to” Wwhy thege.4roops: and armed vessels were present at'\Chafleston, Mr, . Fillmore's ° reply ‘was sie of a Jackson. He simply said: “The ~_ President of the United States does not make ; brig to the Governor of BonthCaro“Vina!” Gen.” MéDougiill; in’ view of ‘the fact — ‘Mr. Buchanan hes mage Aly tp “éxamples of Jackson and Fillmore, suffered South Cerolina to carry ont: wie Be_. @esaion project unchecked, isin favor of makdng Borate -Garolinay~ or anyother seceding state, step back’ into the Confederacy at the _Dayonet's point, . We. presume -that, in. theutterance of this séntinient; ke meets the __-Bympathies of a large majority of the present . legislature of California, as there is, unques. tionably, @ great. deal of latent chivalry in that body. But, for our humble self, we have « horror of civil war, and \ “14 in finitely prefer seeing the Cotton Confederacy esWablisbed, to~sesing northern and southern meh rioting in mutual slaughter. ‘The cot. ton states wish to have cheaper labor than they can at present obtain’ from the domestie-bred negroes of Maryland, Virginia, and ‘Kentucky; and, of course, the coittrolling _. ddea, with them is the opening of the African. Glave trade: “It will do no especial harm to _ let them try the experiment of indepeadence for a teason. With the strong anti-slavery sentiment of Europe and the northern states -Aaainat them.it.jp.ox er-they will éver be able to suévessfully land “@ Bingle cargo of Africans. Everything, now— is estimated by its paying qualities ; nd, when our brethren of the cotton states that theit Confederacy ‘will not pay, they ‘“imiay feel ‘willing to think better of the + Stars eta Stipes” than they de de at present. sgimtarnonn aT ePcatennite: —From Central Californian we learn, that up to be 26th inst., the total of subscriptions to B eeaartnas Bog cent. subscription, ‘tind represents stock to the amount of $218,000. ° The cost of the road has been estimated at a million doliars. The people of Placerville voted in Pou ‘tax for thig raileatewereptahs is now sought to be pre a ret , . they asked him W ’ (a proiihent sénatorial tan issfully prevented the . ! ‘more. This ie . the outraged splash ! splash! Not asound did the piano give, save that of-the-keys striking in water. from the inside. . A letter from Paris says: According toa ral power of the Pope has not rhaeh to hope for from the Emperor Napoleon. Itis said th t. tye, Bishop. of Versailles, relying upon the devotion which always shown to the Emperer, went to him a few days since, to try to make him feel the woes of the "Chureh. ‘The Emperor listened to him pa[ion with hiseigatin his mouth, and at ist said: ‘‘Monseigneur, your distress does you great. credit; but the temporal power is no longer ted gece with our eiviae ‘out my ‘tga? ee C ‘Rev. Dr. Armstrong, missionary to the Sandwich Islands, and -who'diéd ‘from: internal hemorrhage, produced by a. fall from his horse, ‘shows the curious fact that -a portion of his lange had“beén destroyed by consumption, and the-parts had -healed over. Some twenty years aga he: had symptoms. of -consumption, and had eured himself by bathing and horseback riding, since which he hag experienced no a of the disease.— This seems to show the ~~" of consumption. _ Quick Trip. —The Grass Valley National, has’ PAPO published in a beautiful. town, about four miles from this city, reached here on Monday evening last, or sizty hours after its . pubheation. ‘This is decidedly & quick trip, for it has never come to-hand in lesé time We can’t do without this valuable paper since the local department is under'the conknow. Tue CENSUS IN Burrs. —The Record, referring to the population of. its county and the late census, says: The census of this county may be regarded as-having been very imperfectly taken; as every sane man knows that our population should be, at least, three times greater than the number of votes cast. However, many other counties appear to have been taken in a similar manner. /“DusL In High Lire.—Among other reports from Washington it is~said that Mr. Floyd, late Secretary of War, has challenged Mr. Thompson, Secretary of the Interior, in consequence of the latter attempting to con". pi-anner,” said two: of them encouragingly, “ we don’t care for it. We came to'see you pomake use speech.” . Hertz did “his best, 475 and they had all nearly forgotten the piano ine "Farwell, Dr. when its arrival was announced. A _com-. pany of. stout men carried. it. into the hall} and placed “it qn the platform. It was'athree-cornéred, or “grand” piano, and P Hertz "promised * *himeelf “to astonish the natives, seated himself on an empty .whisky 4: keg, and” struck tie: ke¥s. Bluni! blum! sombled, and the shite musician pers ed nothing else than to be bowie-knifed by . . at was the matter, SEE sellcad The Californians who had brought the “box” j from, San« Francisco, finding it heayy, had. Jloated it to town, and on dragging it out upon the levee, negleeted to pour the water THE FrReNcu EMPEROR AND THE POPE. story which is going the rounds, the tempo* than five days after its publication, heretofore. trol of a spicy writer, whose 1 pad » e do not . Selover, A J. Butler. is Nay jerk Pe DW. Cheobe: foville, Sam. Ww. Ginn, eer ate fo EE cba: J. Btbvens: (Col. Baker’s son-in-law), Alvin Flanders. ‘Sub-Treasurer—Wm, Slierman, Dr. Rabe, ‘Asa T. Lawton.Coiner at. Mant Jomn. P. ‘Ht. Wentworth, . Hastings, mo Bann, General— De Benj. W.Hnthawa: 3 indian § Superintendent--J. P. Wentworth, simon Gi M. Hanson, M. Frink;, jr., of or . Farwell, * Mary pepetntistons Navy Yard—Capt. CG. 'W. Waa Registers—J."T. Snider, of Marysville, WC, Parker, John OQ. Wheeler, H. D. Barrows, (the two latter from the Southern Land District Office atLos Angeles.) United States District: Attorney. Northern . Pak A. Sargent, of Nevada ; Frank . i Tnepector of Boilers—John P:.Zane; Do-. minic Gaven, James Churchman, of Nevada. U, 8. Appraiser—J. Benson. Postmaster at Sacramento—C. Crocker. .. Collector-at Monterey—Antonio M. Pico. tines. Colleetor at Stockton—D: J. Staples. Minister to Chile—J. A. Nunez. Secret Agent—Sam: Soule. saan TER te BE ge: fe Pde. fe —~ am H. Weeks, 14 the above list, though heis CURABILITY OF CoNSUPTION: —The poet mortem examination of the remains of the certainly in Washington, and, just. as certain‘ly, a candidate for something. -Aato our fellow Citizen; A°A Sargent, Esq. not. an applicant for any .office in the gift of the Federal Executive, and that he has distinctly intimated as ee adi Mr. Lincoln, himself. od LITTLE CHILDREN’S Dresses—NAKED ARMS AND NECKS.—A. distinguished physician, who died sometime. since in Paris, declared : I believe that during the 26 years I have practiced my profession in this city, 20,000 children have been carried to the ‘eometeries, a sacrifice to the absurd custom of exposing their arms naked. I have often . thought, if a mether were anxious to show the soft white skin of her baby, and would cut.a round hole in the little thing’s dress, just over the heart, and‘then carry. it about . for observation by the company, it-would-do very little harm. Butto expose the baby’s arms,» members~so.-far removed from the best, is a most pernicious practice. Put the bulb of a thermometer in a baby’s mouth; the mercury will rise to 99 degrees. Now carry the same bulb to its little hand; if the “arms be bare and the evening cool, the ;mercury will sink 40 degrees. Of course all the blood which flows through these arms and -hands must fait from 20 to 40 degrees below the temperature ofthe heart. Need I say that when these,cold currents of blood flow back into the chest, the child’s general vitality must be more or less compromised? And need I add that we ought not te be surprised lungs, throat and: stomach? I have seen *eomeny Jes ful whetle+reer ir rwya's walle with the Indian Trust Fund robbery.’ It is a inatter of common report that Floyd has, on-several occasions, stormed and bullied-in-.a manner to intimidate his timid associates. : County Court, Jan. 29.—Ivard vs Chambers & Thompson.~—Motion for’ new trial on part of defendants argued and_submitted to the Court. Holmes'vs Van Hagen.—Demurer to defendant’s amended answer argued and submitted on part of _— Man ‘Kiuiep—On We ‘Wednesday evening, January 23d, at Iowa Hill, a man named Goldworth was accidentally killed by the benkiof a mining-chien-coving upen-bim,.Fn.. Miller has been « man of the on ot ena ¥ . Interests, of the Assembly, and J.C, Eastman, chairman of the Committes on Print. . ine ee Wanna ie Pen eh wie onsale of liquors pein A ae pa : hoarseness, or choking with mucus, entirely and permanently relieved by simply keeping

its arms and hands warm. Every observing and progressive physician has daily opper-. tunities to witness the same simple cure. FC. FREMONT. —Springfield correspondents continue to assert thatJohn C. Fremont has beén. offered by Lincoln the post of Secretary of War, but regard it as uncertain whether he willaccept, though his acceptance would be very agreable to all premiiient Republicans, excepting a few perhaps who would like the place for ‘themselves, Cameron's . acceptance of the Secretaryship of the Treasury_ig regarded as fixed and ‘certain. EHP The population of the city of New chair. . York is officially returned in full, and is about AOA? bene thee the lowest cotinnts » week 277. ‘The increase’ ‘since 1850 is 298.730, ‘edieinee 1056, 104,067. ; \ SP Russia hamaally Salen to Siberia 03500 ‘exclusive of ‘their ‘wise end chil. -Rabe,: MiB, Farwell, W. Ste; Northern. veers of ‘the’ Port—J. a». “MeHean, of Colleetor. at Benicia—8: M. Swain; of Mar-. _ . wards the support of the State Government. His Excellency Suggests that no.ove-he al-_ to we are assured by that gentleman that he is’ heart and With’ stich feeble’ difculation at at-its frequently occasioning affections ofthe . more than one child with habitual cough and . . and put it in.a stone jar or jug.. Soak your}. dirty. clothes over night, or until they are -. well wet through, then wring them out and . . put-on plenty of soap} and“to he Boiler of . clothes, well convered with water, add one tea-s: of washing fluid. Boil half an through One suds and rinse well in water, and your clothes will look better than the old, . ' way of washing twice. before boiling. Thi» poor tired woman to try it. Pres says, “ Not far from heté’ resides-a queer old fellow, who, having’ been ten years separated from his wife, was ever telling of Rhody,” as he called: het,’ died’ in “ the . States,” and the sorrowful news having reached the survivor, he carried the letter to a friend, and. with tears. in hiseyes, said— ““ Well, B., Rhody’s dead. But if the'Liord . wanted her worse’n me, let her rip!” Pout Tax.—There is no subject treated in Goy. Downey’s. message in which he is imposed is eminently just; and we thiuk so ] top. The noisest men on élection day, says the Press, are those who shirk: ‘the-tax._ If . B enforced against them, it would ptobably be the only ‘contribution they would make toid Waceeka Sk URAL ae cae “specter” Cathe tie That .is the -way.to:serve ’em. The law would then be nearly as beneficial in its’ operation. as.a Registry Act.: "The Auburn: Signal; makés, in-air able editorial, some excellent suggestions upon the subject of poll’tax, un@ the manner of céllecting the same. Some counties pay’ ‘well, and others comparatively nothing. An efficient law will.remedy the. évil; but don’t resort. to the anti-Democratic doctrine of ‘permitting the matter to affect: or: restrict the elective franchise. One fhing—the tax . is too high. One dollar is enough. GRAND Jury 1s Jatt.—By the IndepenCourt of Sessions, has the Calaveras Grand Jury in jail, for contempt—in refusing to act ‘upon. matters presetited for their consideration. * The reason assigned by the jury ‘for seceding is that no provision has been made to pay them for their services. ("A young lady in Indianopolis rose iu her sleep recently and cut off her hair as. close as it could be cropped by a penitentiary . ” barber. When she got up in. the morning and looked in the glass she was horrified, and loudly complained that some one had shorn her head while she slept. —> physician one night in’ Wisconsin. being disturbed by a burglar, and having ‘no ball or shot for. his pistol, noiselessly. loaded the weapon with-dry, hard pills, and gave the intrudera “prescription” which he thinks will go far towards irieg te rascal of a very bad ailment. EF" Most persons will agree with Charles . Lamb, that it is intolerable to'pay for articles . . you have. been. used. to get for nothing.— Thus, “when Adam laid out his first penny upon apples at. some stall in Mesopotamia, I his goodly orchard, where he had so many for nothing.” te Esmeralda having been ascertained to be in Calaveras county, California, instead of in Washoe, the silver miners there are petitioning for a new county—being at an inconvenient distance for the transaction of besintee with Mokelumne Hill. Lak Monrez. oh Wade York correspondent says that Lola Montez, who last summer . suffered ‘very much from a paralytic stroke, caused by smoking cigarettes day and night, is now living in Seventeenth street, spends . “*™*her time in meditation and prayer, and goes Hoy the name of Fanny Gibbons. _ 7 tie A Nevapa County, Nuccer. —There i is . at the banking house of A. Delano, in Grass . ounces. Tt was taken out at Rough ‘and Ready. ‘hour briskly; then wash them thoroughly . is an invaluable recipe, and we want every ConsUGAL CoNSOLATION.—The San Juan . t¥ Securities her good qualities: Not:long ago, the “good . more explicit than this. ~He thinks the tax } dent, we. learn that Judge Porter, ‘of the . smirab A NEW Way oF TAKING ° PILLs.—A wif think it went hard witlr him, reflecting upon} Valley, a nugget of gold which weighs 454} 8 i give it bill ty pe e : . neo petra ot ly tein rea oft te particular, to-wit: ‘Fake one-pound of sal of ee National xchange, on road street _Calletar of San Francisco—C. A. Wash. soda and-a half pound of unslacked lime; put . _°"""*"” wegen 5.6 Biro, a C. MoRuer, a ete them in a gallon. of water and boil twenty _ BIRDSEYE & Co., Je — ‘Tet it stand till cool, then drain off cs BANKERS. _---Mumber.20,,.Main. Street. Nevada, UBRCHASE GoLD hte Ea Aare . on. dust ‘for prey’ or. Coinage at the’U. § w q ore SIGHT CHECKS CHECK3 on Ban Francisco, sville “our SS SIGHT aX ANGE on ‘New York a? GEO. W. KIDD, ~ ie ie Cn Se Gan UAT Feshayed 98 the Highest Mard liberals st. fed for'A say or for Coinage at the U. 5 Taio. Collections eres. at.the Lowgo aictor Collettions cect ert yer ad State and Counthe highest Market value. sep7-tf Cc. W. MULFORD. BANKERS. At their Old Stand, Main Street, Nevada. a. DUST Bought at the Highest Hotes. ht Checks on Sacramento and San Fra: cisco at par Dust forwarded to the U. §. Branch Mint for ar TA ee and advances made on the same i Nevada Sept. 10th, 1860. JAMES J. oT tT, No.. 30 Main street, Nevada, “NOLD AND ORES, of every Description, Melted; Refined and Assa ed at San’ Francisco prices, -and ‘RETURNS EIN Ai OR: POOIN, ima: few Hours. elting done in the presence of Depositors. — nh cinco in ac pone ee alway 8 guaranteed. Charges for meltiug and assaying font for loss, ane Sem oz. al ; for loss—-above 60 ozs. 4 of 1 per cent. Pr flog as Ba peas Sees Laced apee ted AMALG MATION: precious ores, either in the ore oF mi ready to receive Black Sand, s, Tub ae, oT tienen 7 be poled, with satisfaction at. _the lowest Git) JAMES J OTT. . apqrecvedenie and’ Tediiatey Conquers all Difficulties.” . Ace MANY YEARS OF Trials.. e ke the Philoeon her rey aloud, urea tooth, : in short. that it is’ se, there ee THE EXACT COLOR OF BONE. It can fe Pooth and dere Shell jor: a Fang, or Root of a Tooth and ete Front Teeth it is ad ‘EXTRA CHARGE’: le. N r eatinaptnencaian or Stopping the Fatigs. IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. OFFICE Over ‘Block R&C Co.'s ante ° (up ati trance next to Charles X Kent's Ment mwa + on Pine stieet. : wi a ce tf CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and. Mechanical Dentists, Offiee—Corner Room Second Stery, Kidd & Knox’s building. ‘ormed pi neat eas acidant antink toaner,, and satiofec = aren al = Cteesrerseseesinerescoes 1 SOPOT EHS O TOROS EL sOee TRE Sates BAKERY, “ “Ne, 48 Pine Street. yun UNDERSIGNED HAVEING become sole proprietor of this well known and Pell te Bakery, would inform the le. will keep on hank: the largest assortment of FANCY — CONFECTIONARIES, Peat and will delive rning, in any part o of the tity, vrei we Bosten Brown Bread, Graham Bread, French and English Bread, Pies, Bie. Hot Coffee at all Hours. tf JULIUS DREYFUSS _ Cheap Refreshment Saloon, ‘Nov 6@ Broad Street, ave. 1% a Sree eee all kinds CARE ie Geren cannot be surpassed in Nevada, of elnewhere “1h R6bAb aie. PARTIES. Wik Ghaellllaaes Fancy Pound Cake, Spunge Seesy Sari ecietinr "gnc My ol ade “who 60 a souuny "is i el gee mes one of the pagiey State ef Like gh ra MAKE Soe -Ceunty Serip bou heat she higher market rates. 8, of sight Cheeks on San Franciseo and Sacrawe ate A. H. HAGADORN . NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE GRR AR TiFions ised : BONE. : eee see Naeing Leesehe: vin = 0: Sse mare finest’ & fi pelled . “has sin some § from § day, Wi her arr hauste day. . ing her was Wi ;bulatin Preece eer. £5