January 4, 1861 (4 pages)

tanker. ect. [EARSE . taking on ED TO. posite Ed. d24-3ma. . . FELTON? . vada, the Highfor itan Bank, ies at the and traneHams, D. ie Atten+ LIES toa Nevada. hest Rates. , d San Franh Mint for on the sanie Near Pine. nd Jewelry eed.et, Nevada. ighest Marjade on Dust at U.8 “Phe fact is that,owing to his great zeal.in items eo he obtained second: hand." ‘He ‘ton MeNaughtoa, who “was represented es . having selected a barn wherein he could give deetor’s-performancetoarather excessive ‘oceasion to morahze the Nevada youth—poor Dr. Norton MfeNaugliton furnishing the capi‘tal forall. this fine display of morality and _ tums making a humble apology to the injured ‘doctor, when here comes a deputation of the _ the genflemdn who called figures, was a citi“ings eppearto-have deed the order-of the day, ~ hearts and uawrinkled brows. __ in humbuggery, butan honest citizen of North ee bine? a he was present, and ““er’s talk—and a great many ether sparkling (oukeensni —Lokaliveme is fb ek c the discharge of his duties, he has given a few erat ciinaben:. A: we duys ago, on authority whieh he deemed reliable, he announced the melancholy and-untimely” demise of Dr. Nor. “up the: ghost in peace. Lokalitums spread himeelf on. this, charitably attributing” the use of alcoholic stimatants, and improved the virtue--when the trath is that he was, all this } time; ‘innocently adding: to. the wealth and prosperity of the liquor dealers of Monteauma Hill: This: matter was haniy settled, by: ‘Lokalmen.of Red. Dog, who savagely protestagainst ‘the insintixtion contained in, Lokalitums’ re‘port of the-last firemen{s. bal; th-wit: that zon of that place.-They -indignantly spurn the eharge, and assegt that the man. is nota Red: Dogger but dog-gone. Chalk Bluffer.Well, Lokalitums apologizes again ; be had no. idea of disparaging either je gentleman er the sensitive burg from whi e thought he hailed. Let Chalk Bluff, then, take-him. SAREE Oo On SeenON New Year’s Day.~-Judging by our ex‘changes, published since Tuesday, we are inclined to believe that last New .Year’s Day “was 4 remarkably happy one, all over” California. Balls, merry-makings, and junketin all the cities, towns, and hamlets in the j state. We like this. It. shows that our peole have entered upon another year with light . It is better to be be merry than sad ;. for where there is merriment there is energy, and where their ig energy there is prosperity. California, with such glorious sons and daughters as she can boast, can never have cause to hang: her harp upon the willows. Let other states grumble and secede ; her path will ever be a bright and jovial one. . San JuAN BALL.—Some three: or four . ewe, San Juaners are our authority for saying . . that the ‘New Year’s Ball, at the Sierra Nevada Hotel, under the auspices of the Gordon Family, was the most delectable affair that ever graced that beautiful burg. A Humbuggér—we don’t mean a fellow who deals _ what between rank hospitality. of the gentlemeh and the exquisite beanty of ‘the ladies, he felt that he had enjoyed Paradise for-one night, though he shoulil never get a taste of the-one promised te-the righteous. Our friend, the Humbugger ‘aforesaid, is a little inclined to be poetical. but, nevertheless, we have ample assurance that the ball was a tiptop affair _ Hesrerian.—The January number of this excelleat Californian monthly has reached our table, and-we have read itwith mueh interest-and-pleasure._The first installment ot a story, by Mrs. Francis Fuller Barnitt, entitled “Phillip Warren,” is given, which, judgiig of whut is to come by what has come, we dare swear will be exquisitely beautiful. Give us’ a woman fir a love story. There are two poetical gems in this number—one_ of. otindly a ae be rowdyish,if net -sdlutely-vitious ; ‘they’ enteh wp: loose’talk, . they hear sinful thoughts, they. see obscene . . things, they” ‘become reckless and tiotous. If}, you would save. them, from. vulgarity , save [ them frotn dissipation, save” them from rin, . save them a see to it that nights his rounds, to-wituess the disgusting -sights efor’ at the. Bg APRA Bz 2 Ri oat sm0mast loathsome language; rarity ‘only ia . For shame, paren AE BIS Boys’ ‘ete itisitoe late. Everything iu*the shape of a.borse had, been sv baadiveee is eullad ‘upon. “Salty im! ‘going i the the category of depraved beings. Yet, most . of their’ parerits ate award of the course they. Are parsting, and consider these candidates fur the gallows wacommon smart. children. — THE Prize Frent.—This long looked for}. affuir came off yesterday at Storms’ Ranch. brought inte requisition early it the morning, and the fight was witnessed by about fifteen . hundred persons — the’ ‘entrance fee being $2 50. We have secured the services of a special and competent reporter, but whether: he betted on the right side, and got oblivious on account of iia good luck, or weiner his tain it is that e had not made his appeatdnke at the hour of our goiig to press last night. We can, therefore, only give such an account of the. fight as ‘was brought in by the-large concourse of people who had gone to'see it. Twenty-nine rounds were fought, aceordding to the most prevalent version. It was evident, from the start, that Traeywould have it all his own.-way. He drew the first blood, knocked his.man down first, and, -in fact, had the better of his opponent. till the } last round, when he was-declared winner. + Some persons, who are competent judges, ‘say that the training of Blackwood was not judicious, as, iustead of healthy exercise, he: reduced himself by means of medicines, which produced artificial perspiration. However this may be, his wind failed him at the fifth round. ~The fight lasted 45 minutes. P.8. Since the above was in type, our reporter has arrived ; but the length of his report precludes the possibility of. inserting it at this late hour. ‘We shall give it in full to-morrow eae: VERMONT AND HER PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL. — A correspondent of the Bulletin writes The erst, it now appears, was altogether in error fn'reporting that the proposition to repeal the Personal Liberty Bill of Vermont had been unequivocally defeated-by the legiglature of that state._The final acsubject to the commissioners on the revision of the 6 3 of the state, with instructions to report whether the present. law upon the rendition of fugitive slaves issin conflict with the Constitution of the United States. These commissioners are, ex-Judge Pierrepont, Bennett, and Isham, and Hon. Andrew Traey; formerly member of Congress—all known and it is considered that this plan of proceeding was specially desired to bring about a defeat of the bill. -Yet the telegraph agents have’ not’ corrected this fiagrant error, alas a justification for ser ecension. ‘THe STaTe inancoacaThere appears, says the Morning Call, to be a good prospect for a crisis in our State finances. The amount. now in-the~General Fund_ is only about eneugh topay the demands of McCauby Annie K. H. Fader, of Triity county, of whose genius wll California has reason to be proud, and one by Out mueh loved friend, Robt. H. Taylor, of Dowuieville, a man who steked in the spirit of poetry with his mothliterary contributions, which we advise all our friends to read. The Hesperian is gradually growing in volume.and in excellence. = . peepee) Kissine.—K.te L. K., writing to one of the most popylar magazines of the day on the subject of kissing, snys: “Tam vain enough to pride myself on being a girl of sense, und I dearly love, and can appreciate good kissing—indeed I should quite. as liefhave a nice sweet kiss as a new Ca mere. It is to me one of life’s sweet enjoyments ;.seme of my happiest moments have pee «as in kissing. A rich, ‘hearty kiss, " moustached (or unmoustached Yiips will bit one whole day.” ~~ Kate:you are truly a girl of sense, one~after Lokelitums own heart;altheugh he never { ciated it. Please setid your address to Loliad the pleasure of kissing a girl’ who appre. more ¢an be expected until about the middle of February. Considering the fact that there is a capital building under way, as well as a House of Refage, for which additional appropriations will have to ba made, the financial coudition of the state is not at all flattering, and the prospect is favorable for adding to the state indebtedness. ‘ TERRIBLE. TRAGEDY ~The Fort Wayne accident, with consequences still more’ terrible, eccurred in Adams county the other diy. The story is at once the briefest and most awful we have read of in msny a year. A woman about to chura buster, threw some. bail. ing water i in the churn, into which one of the . children had, unnoticed by the mother, placed an infant, and it was instantly seslded to death. In her frenzy the mother seized a tle girl: After realizing what she had done she threw herself into .the “well and drowned. . . =F +_— iis tok te y aman in afflukalitums, and you. shall be happy, not for ; j a day or year, bat forener. Pa Pe a a ee — jon ‘ruEshax, FEBRUARY ae 1861. $300 ELEGANT ARTIOLES or SEWELRY. ‘Good for $1,00 in. Likenesses, Tickets.. . ssegy 2 a= .-One Dollar. “Every péreon who will bare a likeness taken will receive ONE TICKET for every dollar invested in PICTURES, which will ‘entitle them toa chaniee in the Prizes! “that-can_be tion of that body -was, to refer the whole}» Powder, Duck, etc., ete. to be men of strong conservative tendencies; . though their misetatement-is every day used . léy on account of the State Prison, and no(Ind.). Times states that a terrible and fatal . . . chair and inflicted a death blew upen the lit } i ee Ppp to Bent. wk te, be ste CAB TWENTY WATCHES ' EVERY TICKER WILL BE. Atany time before or after the Distribaome" 43 1-4F LET WEVADA FLOURISH ! Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. HE andersign2d haying procured’ one of Thomas Watson’s inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish Miners and. dealers: in canvas, Four strane y sewed Seams, for 20 cents.a yard. In manuiacturing Hosey we use the best and strengest twine srocured in the market: Mr. TERRY being a practioa\ Aol wet agg PR and hav -beem-long en, in Nevada,“we are en es sf of af giving Hite on to our setae ast Ya No. 81 iemad street, heck. “Plugging, R stopping wit Lrghe Gold, small cavities, $2,50. Large as pe t hureenient. “All other kinds of fillings Sach at as Platina, Silver, Sueceito niam Cement, Gatta Percliad. ‘Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up etairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. © Rept? ELEVATOR MILLS. ‘E ARE NOW. PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, Atthe Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., __(Suecessors tod. M.Hamitton & Co. } GENERAL DEALERS LN” See UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural a ‘and M Inpaae nuts, Biacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, Fuse, ‘At the old stand ~ = Ne. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. “Tin Shop For Sale ! YHE undersigned having business to other~ wise occupy his. attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada Said shop is located in oné of the richest’ mining section in the stete. _Any person wishing to start busin« ss in the mountains would do well to call and examine before locating elsewhere. W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December-lith.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, _ Wheat, Barley and Ground Fees, Broad Street;~-Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALN. KINDS, I on: hand and for. sale at Cheap rates for eash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, woos—0Or all minds, on hand: and foy sale cheap for cash. d3-tf TREES, FLOWERS we F AND GARDEN MAKING. ras UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFOBM the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat he intends to carry on his business this scxson’Hy vill LAY OF GARDENS in any style desired, TRIM TREES and supply his customers’ with © : Having been last thiee years; he confidently expects a liberal tronage,-and would iniorm the ays that bats: and, 'T a a tT Trane ng ‘Trees. ete: ‘A.M ILLBR St. Louis Hotely ~ December @, 18 0-tf : n MEATMARKET, Street, Grass Valley, op4. Othet’s brick store. : new meeting with unpagalleled sales and pe a ——— In all cases of ” ap Deas well-as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. + Asapreventative of Chilis and Fever; they have no-equal,-and-have—with thou ! _. pureand free from any deleterious substance, can . be taken by all young and old, male and female, . -. with benefit. Fotsaleby>GEO. W-SNELL, . ‘. G30 Washington strect, San Francisce.) Agent. . : And by the principal Grocers, Draggists and }" ie pSekver Sremps cores diseases of the Boot! LBLOOD ‘AN LIVER “SYRUP. Rheumatism. Sept. 6—tf-—-——— + Flowers; Trees, Shrabbery & Seeds. . ed if thie: businesa for the q _. work perfurmed by him. Place vf business,” & 00. Q. akery, Mill st. : stomach, they pearl pg Lend € Indispensable Family Medicine; being rat . e ‘Wineershante t pene Fes iz Sie s §¢rScovill’s Sarsaparilla, or ‘Blood and . page hee. n6-3m_ i sera ee BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. -« Cures any derangement of the Liver. 5 FoR RLEANS FLAT. af wees 7 oulock A. aie Beu’s+ WwW 8. Fat oore’s )rleans: tat i2 Me ¥iat-at 3 0% at. a terede ott ogee . omnis WORTH, fin Ne “JAMES HA t WwW. 8. ‘cates Paci Agent, ‘Nevad OOD AND-LIVER SYRUP. mples on the face, and all Eruptions. ~ ND LIVER SYRUP. i Salt Rheum, ‘Ulcers, Boils, : Cures Erysipelas, Catiker, R BLOOD: AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given teall physicians.»R T he best in the State,that can be hadat ‘all times + a SALE & Co. CTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS © ‘or the above place, that they have on hand Some. Fifty Mules, Fall’s Balsam hag proved more-duécessful than. all the other remedies known, for. the permanent . cute ofall the early stages of consumption. ‘Those . who doubt tiiis statement can fiiid’ “Gripre’-proof in the pamphlet-aéecompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attentioa of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial.Nightsweats sud spitting of Blood—For theseeomplaints, none ean be found so efficacious.as Dr. WM.HALL’s. BALSAM. It -subdues.the irriration,.stops the sweating, and. restores the strength in a very short space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short. space of time. It is well worthy your trial. Xr Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. © For sale by uf Driggists, and wafrasited to eureall ordiuary cases of the-"Fhroat*andLungs, Coughs, Colds, and Infinenzy. The. Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whole sale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington atreet, San Franeiseo n6-3m: The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the-past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than any words which we can offer. It rendvates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance éfiés functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to proeure 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. similar-diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In. the most severe cases of crame, diarrhcea, and weakness in the stomach, the‘ Bitters’? have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. _. jightful, expecially before meats. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States: -GEO. W. SNELL, suecessor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street; San Francisco. n6-3m ee G. C. JONES, Fine Wines and Li wor 8, Merchant Street, two doors west of Battery. Al Goods sold underia strict guarantee in every particular. San F rancisco, Dec. r—Im a GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of’ this ia Ss. HOWARD’s FA NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing “achines for sale at reduced prices. Having a nimber on hand; he will sell cheap fer “cash. Also, a paood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, radthe best art fromthe Atlautie States. 4,000 Xurds of Meady-Made Hose! of different sizes, to accommodate the ‘Ininers of Nevada and tne surrednding localities. List of Prices (witu Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with iGuf. seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, sifigle. 20 cts per yard for sewing : HYDRAULIC PILOT, * OR EUREKA , LAWKENCE DUCK. s to the miners ! Give him _a liberal His a A he witl pledge himse a oI patrenage ; n18€ 5 ~Gardeyreeeork u great revelution throughout the) ‘State. as regards cheapn Go to his place of ness of hose, ete ; iness and examine the } . .No. 34 Mainstreet, ares In Whartenby’s fire-proof bri d15-tf— Hydro Galvauism. ~— EURALGIC or evreee Pains in the weak and Face retieved almost instantly; by Dr e Us pent i: 1961-tf Up te dated in, the same room, and in a styte that can BLOOD AND LIVER S¥RUP. cae wel ed oat by as. ap obfingns oud Sate % Stands at the head ef all preparations as a Blood . jin Nevadaor Grass. Vall ave te , Par ificr and Liver Remedy,.__ hee ig Agent, ¥ Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. Nov. ees = "Netioua ashen. SEL to sticcessor to Park & White, Agent, 130 . = aabeeetnn ejrect, Sept emery —~ =H n6-3m HOTEL DE. PARIS, —-CONSUMPTIYE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. . OV. OHAUVEL. pare 7aae -PROPRIETOR, ,No. 8 % BROAD STREET. NEVADA. aikieihteceaaien it mbs Eatin ae ariment will TAC as a CLASS RES-~ ANT, and ha he. served . hours of the THE SLEEPING apanchienTs EWLY FURNISHED, and_ the Haye bern. SEY sf EG 2 as Gop ea ~ Dinner or Ball Parties, o Hundred persond; ein be accommoay the shortest notice, be surpassed.’ °d20 tf men’s Moe ng. Fine Cloths, Which he s pr ; ‘ artis and on reasonable terms. “ws iLORING i “Oe RTY wal ATTE “ , Cleaning. emping and Reps re ate tly on res. and segerisnll , upin the LACES on Broad stréet, in the room fofmerly mimi een As a Tonic, Hostetter’s Bittefs are ‘most dei claaerostaurant,. the people of the-+ity-. of Hhse ‘wine, direct . . # » Opposition is the stn op Trade.; a MARYSVILLE E STAGE LIVE. JAS. 8. McCUR would B SON DA. th he : ee et ona ine of Succ between Nevada and “Mar Lar NES leaving Nevada eve MONDAY, ESDAY wed ERIDA MORNINGS, fe 7 ir te Keturning—Leaves ao cahegphengpngge 3 fone. By tak is line: to Sacrsiente in hit D. DAY, saving. time pA yd ™Ofhioe—United States Hotel, eteeied Cc. MEYER & co. . . Importers and’ Wholesale Dealers in F REN C EHBRANDIS, ‘Wines es and Foreign & DomesticLiquors generally BRICK STORE, . ~ ~ sO 76 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. FASHION RESTAURANT Opposite’ Tallman & tesncrs, . ‘i ai NE VADA CrmAs, rRisH.:. dtc dPbepefeter H AYANG. res ae ah ws of ‘t AM NOW FULLY. Gig kes of ET RINEE~ VE VEE Label ccndednuddlaced THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE ‘AND ar MODERATE RATES. tl Ny Kr Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all ~~ the good things in the market, furnished.ata ~ moments Hotice, and gotup ina style suited to the tastes of the greatest epicui + 7 MEALS AT ALL: HOURS. Lintend to sepitves «“ FASHION”. asa firstand as sueh I recommend it md d the county at le ‘Phose persons who.relish a GOOD MEAL will do wellt : te *‘ call and see ” for tuernenivse: Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf : BILLLARD TABLE MANUFACTORY. . BOUx Per > Spring eres om Nevada, VE NOW ON H MENT OF A comet .ETE AS$s BI ARD TABL is Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from Peri, London and > New Yorka full assortment of a in our branch Of business. Cabiuet Work Quickly executed-atre dl di-2in —pEage’s. SALOO™ ‘t COR. @F PINE AND. COMME: SA LST. if You Want a Geod i. incsd *. TO BLAZE: a 6-tf —__ EMPIRE MARKE : On Pine Street, just below Kidd's .:Iding, bharles Kent,‘OULD in hig'ela patrons,-2r? all ia amas of Bood phen 2 BEEY. PORK, Murrow, v ET ABLES, eté. to ghee him ® e s on hand at all times a hi eer He k attle, ete., ete,in th oe beat ¢ which he will sell ‘wholesale or retail. Leveson, Fee $2,509. Office over & Co's Nevada: — 6, 1860.—tf lot of

tanker. ect. [EARSE . taking on ED TO. posite Ed. d24-3ma. . . FELTON? . vada, the Highfor itan Bank, ies at the and traneHams, D. ie Atten+ LIES toa Nevada. hest Rates. , d San Franh Mint for on the sanie Near Pine. nd Jewelry eed.et, Nevada. ighest Marjade on Dust at U.8 “Phe fact is that,owing to his great zeal.in items eo he obtained second: hand." ‘He ‘ton MeNaughtoa, who “was represented es . having selected a barn wherein he could give deetor’s-performancetoarather excessive ‘oceasion to morahze the Nevada youth—poor Dr. Norton MfeNaugliton furnishing the capi‘tal forall. this fine display of morality and _ tums making a humble apology to the injured ‘doctor, when here comes a deputation of the _ the genflemdn who called figures, was a citi“ings eppearto-have deed the order-of the day, ~ hearts and uawrinkled brows.. __ in humbuggery, butan honest citizen of North ee bine? a he was present, and ““er’s talk—and a great many ether sparkling (oukeensni —Lokaliveme is fb ek c the discharge of his duties, he has given a few erat ciinaben:. A: we duys ago, on authority whieh he deemed reliable, he announced the melancholy and-untimely” demise of Dr. Nor. “up the: ghost in peace. Lokalitums spread himeelf on. this, charitably attributing” the use of alcoholic stimatants, and improved the virtue--when the trath is that he was, all this } time; ‘innocently adding: to. the wealth and prosperity of the liquor dealers of Monteauma Hill: This: matter was haniy settled, by: ‘Lokalmen.of Red. Dog, who savagely protestagainst ‘the insintixtion contained in, Lokalitums’ re‘port of the-last firemen{s. bal; th-wit: that zon of that place.-They -indignantly spurn the eharge, and assegt that the man. is nota Red: Dogger but dog-gone. Chalk Bluffer.Well, Lokalitums apologizes again ; be had no. idea of disparaging either je gentleman er the sensitive burg from whi e thought he hailed. Let Chalk Bluff, then, take-him. SAREE Oo On SeenON New Year’s Day.~-Judging by our ex‘changes, published since Tuesday, we are inclined to believe that last New .Year’s Day “was 4 remarkably happy one, all over” California. Balls, merry-makings, and junketin all the cities, towns, and hamlets in the j state. We like this. It. shows that our peole have entered upon another year with light . It is better to be be merry than sad ;. for where there is merriment there is energy, and where their ig energy there is prosperity. California, with such glorious sons and daughters as she can boast, can never have cause to hang: her harp upon the willows.. Let other states grumble and secede ; her path will ever be a bright and jovial one. . San JuAN BALL.—Some three: or four . ewe, San Juaners are our authority for saying . . that the ‘New Year’s Ball, at the Sierra Nevada Hotel, under the auspices of the Gordon Family, was the most delectable affair that ever graced that beautiful burg. A Humbuggér—we don’t mean a fellow who deals _ what between rank hospitality. of the gentlemeh and the exquisite beanty of ‘the ladies, he felt that he had enjoyed Paradise for-one night, though he shoulil never get a taste of the-one promised te-the righteous. Our friend, the Humbugger ‘aforesaid, is a little inclined to be poetical. but, nevertheless, we have ample assurance that the ball was a tiptop affair _ Hesrerian.—The January number of this excelleat Californian monthly has reached our table, and-we have read itwith mueh interest-and-pleasure._The first installment ot a story, by Mrs. Francis Fuller Barnitt, entitled “Phillip Warren,” is given, which, judgiig of whut is to come by what has come, we dare swear will be exquisitely beautiful. Give us’ a woman fir a love story. There are two poetical gems in this number—one_ of. otindly a ae be rowdyish,if net -sdlutely-vitious ; ‘they’ enteh wp: loose’talk, . they hear sinful thoughts, they. see obscene . . things, they” ‘become reckless and tiotous. If}, you would save. them, from. vulgarity , save [ them frotn dissipation, save” them from rin, . save them a see to it that nights his rounds, to-wituess the disgusting -sights efor’ at the. Bg APRA Bz 2 Ri oat sm0mast loathsome language; rarity ‘only ia . For shame, paren AE BIS Boys’ ‘ete itisitoe late. Everything iu*the shape of a.borse had, been sv baadiveee is eullad ‘upon. “Salty im! ‘going i the the category of depraved beings. Yet, most . of their’ parerits ate award of the course they. Are parsting, and consider these candidates fur the gallows wacommon smart. children. — THE Prize Frent.—This long looked for}. affuir came off yesterday at Storms’ Ranch. brought inte requisition early it the morning, and the fight was witnessed by about fifteen . hundred persons — the’ ‘entrance fee being $2 50. We have secured the services of a special and competent reporter, but whether: he betted on the right side, and got oblivious on account of iia good luck, or weiner his tain it is that e had not made his appeatdnke at the hour of our goiig to press last night. We can, therefore, only give such an account of the. fight as ‘was brought in by the-large concourse of people who had gone to'see it. Twenty-nine rounds were fought, aceordding to the most prevalent version. It was evident, from the start, that Traeywould have it all his own.-way. He drew the first blood, knocked his.man down first, and, -in fact, had the better of his opponent. till the } last round, when he was-declared winner. + Some persons, who are competent judges, ‘say that the training of Blackwood was not judicious, as, iustead of healthy exercise, he: reduced himself by means of medicines, which produced artificial perspiration. However this may be, his wind failed him at the fifth round. ~The fight lasted 45 minutes. P.8. Since the above was in type, our reporter has arrived ; but the length of his report precludes the possibility of. inserting it at this late hour. ‘We shall give it in full to-morrow eae: VERMONT AND HER PERSONAL LIBERTY BILL. — A correspondent of the Bulletin writes The erst, it now appears, was altogether in error fn'reporting that the proposition to repeal the Personal Liberty Bill of Vermont had been unequivocally defeated-by the legiglature of that state._The final acsubject to the commissioners on the revision of the 6 3 of the state, with instructions to report whether the present. law upon the rendition of fugitive slaves issin conflict with the Constitution of the United States. These commissioners are, ex-Judge Pierrepont, Bennett, and Isham, and Hon. Andrew Traey; formerly member of Congress—all known and it is considered that this plan of proceeding was specially desired to bring about a defeat of the bill. -Yet the telegraph agents have’ not’ corrected this fiagrant error, alas a justification for ser ecension. ‘THe STaTe inancoacaThere appears, says the Morning Call, to be a good prospect for a crisis in our State finances. The amount. now in-the~General Fund_ is only about eneugh topay the demands of McCauby Annie K. H. Fader, of Triity county, of whose genius wll California has reason to be proud, and one by Out mueh loved friend, Robt. H. Taylor, of Dowuieville, a man who steked in the spirit of poetry with his mothliterary contributions, which we advise all our friends to read. The Hesperian is gradually growing in volume.and in excellence. = . peepee) Kissine.—K.te L. K., writing to one of the most popylar magazines of the day on the subject of kissing, snys: “Tam vain enough to pride myself on being a girl of sense, und I dearly love, and can appreciate good kissing—indeed I should quite. as liefhave a nice sweet kiss as a new Ca mere. It is to me one of life’s sweet enjoyments ;.seme of my happiest moments have pee «as in kissing. A rich, ‘hearty kiss, " moustached (or unmoustached Yiips will bit one whole day.” ~~ Kate:you are truly a girl of sense, one~after Lokelitums own heart;altheugh he never { ciated it. Please setid your address to Loliad the pleasure of kissing a girl’ who appre. more ¢an be expected until about the middle of February. Considering the fact that there is a capital building under way, as well as a House of Refage, for which additional appropriations will have to ba made, the financial coudition of the state is not at all flattering, and the prospect is favorable for adding to the state indebtedness. ‘ TERRIBLE.. TRAGEDY ~The Fort Wayne accident, with consequences still more’ terrible, eccurred in Adams county the other diy. The story is at once the briefest and most awful we have read of in msny a year. A woman about to chura buster, threw some. bail. ing water i in the churn, into which one of the . children had, unnoticed by the mother, placed an infant, and it was instantly seslded to death. In her frenzy the mother seized a tle girl: After realizing what she had done she threw herself into .the “well and drowned. . . =F +_— iis tok te y aman in afflukalitums, and you. shall be happy, not for ; j a day or year, bat forener. Pa Pe a a ee — jon ‘ruEshax, FEBRUARY ae 1861. $300 ELEGANT ARTIOLES or SEWELRY. ‘Good for $1,00 in. Likenesses, Tickets... . ssegy 2 a= .-One Dollar. “Every péreon who will bare a likeness taken will receive ONE TICKET for every dollar invested in PICTURES, which will ‘entitle them toa chaniee in the Prizes! “that-can_be tion of that body -was, to refer the whole}» Powder, Duck, etc., ete. to be men of strong conservative tendencies; . though their misetatement-is every day used . léy on account of the State Prison, and no(Ind.). Times states that a terrible and fatal . . . chair and inflicted a death blew upen the lit } i ee Ppp to Bent. wk te, be ste CAB TWENTY WATCHES ' EVERY TICKER WILL BE. Atany time before or after the Distribaome" 43 1-4F LET WEVADA FLOURISH ! Hydraulic Hose Manufactory. HE andersign2d haying procured’ one of Thomas Watson’s inimitable Patent SEWING MACHINES, are prepared te furnish Miners and. dealers: in canvas, Four strane y sewed Seams, for 20 cents.a yard. In manuiacturing Hosey we use the best and strengest twine srocured in the market: Mr. TERRY being a practioa\ Aol wet agg PR and hav -beem-long en, in Nevada,“we are en es sf of af giving Hite on to our setae ast Ya No. 81 iemad street, heck. “Plugging, R stopping wit Lrghe Gold, small cavities, $2,50. Large as pe t hureenient. “All other kinds of fillings Sach at as Platina, Silver, Sueceito niam Cement, Gatta Percliad. ‘Fee however large $2,50 at DR. LEVASON’S office, up etairs, corner Commercial street, Nevada. © Rept? ELEVATOR MILLS. ‘E ARE NOW. PREPARED TO DELIVER to the trade a SUPERIOR ARTICLE OF FLOUR, Atthe Market Rates, October 3-tf T. W. COLBURN, Agent. W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., __(Suecessors tod. M.Hamitton & Co. } GENERAL DEALERS LN” See UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural a ‘and M Inpaae nuts, Biacksmith’s Tools, Cordage, Fuse, ‘At the old stand ~ = Ne. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. “Tin Shop For Sale ! YHE undersigned having business to other~ wise occupy his. attention is desirous of selling his shop, tools and stock, situated in the town uf Red Dog, county of Nevada Said shop is located in oné of the richest’ mining section in the stete. _Any person wishing to start busin« ss in the mountains would do well to call and examine before locating elsewhere. W. A. BEGOLE. Nevada, December-lith.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits,

_ Wheat, Barley and Ground Fees, Broad Street;~-Nevada. \RESH MEATS, of ALN. KINDS, I on: hand and for. sale at Cheap rates for eash. Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada, woos—0Or all minds, on hand: and foy sale cheap for cash. d3-tf TREES, FLOWERS we F AND GARDEN MAKING. ras UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFOBM the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity, ahat he intends to carry on his business this scxson’Hy vill LAY OF GARDENS in any style desired, TRIM TREES and supply his customers’ with © : Having been last thiee years; he confidently expects a liberal tronage,-and would iniorm the ays that bats: and, 'T a a tT Trane ng ‘Trees. ete: ‘A.M ILLBR St. Louis Hotely ~ December @, 18 0-tf : n MEATMARKET, Street, Grass Valley, op4. Othet’s brick store. : new meeting with unpagalleled sales and pe a ——— In all cases of ” ap Deas well-as a most wholsome and agreeable tonic. + Asapreventative of Chilis and Fever; they have no-equal,-and-have—with thou ! _. pureand free from any deleterious substance, can . be taken by all young and old, male and female, . -. with benefit. Fotsaleby>GEO. W-SNELL, . ‘. G30 Washington strect, San Francisce.) Agent. . : And by the principal Grocers, Draggists and }" ie pSekver Sremps cores diseases of the Boot! LBLOOD ‘AN LIVER “SYRUP. Rheumatism. Sept. 6—tf-—-——— + Flowers; Trees, Shrabbery & Seeds. . ed if thie: businesa for the q _. work perfurmed by him. Place vf business,” & 00. Q. akery, Mill st. : stomach, they pearl pg Lend € Indispensable Family Medicine; being rat . e ‘Wineershante t pene Fes iz Sie s §¢rScovill’s Sarsaparilla, or ‘Blood and . page hee. n6-3m_ i sera ee BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP. -« Cures any derangement of the Liver. 5 FoR RLEANS FLAT. af wees 7 oulock A. aie Beu’s+ WwW 8. Fat oore’s )rleans: tat i2 Me ¥iat-at 3 0% at. a terede ott ogee . omnis WORTH, fin Ne “JAMES HA t WwW. 8. ‘cates Paci Agent, ‘Nevad OOD AND-LIVER SYRUP. mples on the face, and all Eruptions. ~ ND LIVER SYRUP. i Salt Rheum, ‘Ulcers, Boils, : Cures Erysipelas, Catiker, R BLOOD: AND LIVER SYRUP. The recipe is given teall physicians.»R T he best in the State,that can be hadat ‘all times + a SALE & Co. CTFULLY INFORM PASSENGERS © ‘or the above place, that they have on hand Some. Fifty Mules, Fall’s Balsam hag proved more-duécessful than. all the other remedies known, for. the permanent . cute ofall the early stages of consumption. ‘Those . who doubt tiiis statement can fiiid’ “Gripre’-proof in the pamphlet-aéecompanying the medicine. Dr. Wm. Hall’s BALSAM claims the favorable attentioa of those whose constitution forbid the uses of Opium or Morphine. This astonishing remedy for CONSUMPTION and LUNG DISEASES, has received the strongest testimonials from citizens ef the highest respectability, and is richly worth a fair trial.Nightsweats sud spitting of Blood—For theseeomplaints, none ean be found so efficacious.as Dr.. WM.HALL’s. BALSAM. It -subdues.the irriration,.stops the sweating, and. restores the strength in a very short space of time. It subdues the irritation, stops the sweatiyg, and restores the strength in a very short. space of time. It is well worthy your trial. Xr Be sure and take none but Dr. Wm. Hall’s Balsam. © For sale by uf Driggists, and wafrasited to eureall ordiuary cases of the-"Fhroat*andLungs, Coughs, Colds, and Infinenzy. The. Balsam will cure in twenty-four to thirty-six hoursGEO. W. SNELL, agent, importer and whole sale dealer in GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES, 130 Washington atreet, San Franeiseo n6-3m: The wide reputation which Dr. J. Hostetter’s “* STOMACH BITTERS” have attained during the-past year bespeaks its excellence in a more fercible manner than any words which we can offer. It rendvates, purifies and strengthens the system, and aids the stomach in the performance éfiés functions. It is regarded on all sides as a sovereign specific, and, therefore, to proeure 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. similar-diseases arising from a disardered stomoch. In. the most severe cases of crame, diarrhcea, and weakness in the stomach, the‘ Bitters’? have been rigidly tested and always with the greatest success. _. jightful, expecially before meats. Sold by all Druggists, Groceries and Hotels throughout the United States: -GEO. W. SNELL, suecessor to Park & White, General agent for California, 130 Washington street; San Francisco. n6-3m ee G. C. JONES, Fine Wines and Li wor 8, Merchant Street, two doors west of Battery. Al Goods sold underia strict guarantee in every particular. San F rancisco, Dec. r—Im a GO AND SEE THE Great Improvement of’ this ia Ss. HOWARD’s FA NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing “achines for sale at reduced prices. Having a nimber on hand; he will sell cheap fer “cash. Also, a paood supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, radthe best art fromthe Atlautie States. 4,000 Xurds of Meady-Made Hose! of different sizes, to accommodate the ‘Ininers of Nevada and tne surrednding localities. List of Prices (witu Duck furnished for Hose) sewed with iGuf. seams, which will stand 75 fect pressure, sifigle. 20 cts per yard for sewing : HYDRAULIC PILOT, * OR EUREKA , LAWKENCE DUCK. s to the miners ! Give him _a liberal His a A he witl pledge himse a oI patrenage ; n18€ 5 ~Gardeyreeeork u great revelution throughout the) ‘State. as regards cheapn Go to his place of ness of hose, ete ; iness and examine the } . .No. 34 Mainstreet, ares In Whartenby’s fire-proof bri d15-tf— Hydro Galvauism. ~— EURALGIC or evreee Pains in the weak and Face retieved almost instantly; by Dr e Us pent i: 1961-tf Up te dated in, the same room, and in a styte that can BLOOD AND LIVER S¥RUP. cae wel ed oat by as. ap obfingns oud Sate % Stands at the head ef all preparations as a Blood . jin Nevadaor Grass. Vall ave te , Par ificr and Liver Remedy,.__ hee ig Agent, ¥ Druggists everywhere. GEORGE W. Nov. ees = "Netioua ashen. SEL to sticcessor to Park & White, Agent, 130 . = aabeeetnn ejrect, Sept emery —~ =H n6-3m HOTEL DE. PARIS, —-CONSUMPTIYE’S READ.---Dr. Wm. . OV. OHAUVEL. pare 7aae -PROPRIETOR, ,No. 8 % BROAD STREET. NEVADA. aikieihteceaaien it mbs Eatin ae ariment will TAC as a CLASS RES-~ ANT, and ha he. served . hours of the THE SLEEPING apanchienTs EWLY FURNISHED, and_ the Haye bern. SEY sf EG 2 as Gop ea ~ Dinner or Ball Parties, o Hundred persond; ein be accommoay the shortest notice, be surpassed.’ °d20 tf men’s Moe ng. Fine Cloths, Which he s pr ; ‘ artis and on reasonable terms. “ws iLORING i “Oe RTY wal ATTE “ , Cleaning. emping and Reps re ate tly on res. and segerisnll , upin the LACES on Broad stréet, in the room fofmerly mimi een As a Tonic, Hostetter’s Bittefs are ‘most dei claaerostaurant,. the people of the-+ity-. of Hhse ‘wine, direct . . # » Opposition is the stn op Trade.; a MARYSVILLE E STAGE LIVE. JAS. 8. McCUR would B SON DA. th he : ee et ona ine of Succ between Nevada and “Mar Lar NES leaving Nevada eve MONDAY, ESDAY wed ERIDA MORNINGS, fe 7 ir te Keturning—Leaves ao cahegphengpngge 3 fone. By tak is line: to Sacrsiente in hit D. DAY, saving. time pA yd ™Ofhioe—United States Hotel, eteeied Cc. MEYER & co. . . Importers and’ Wholesale Dealers in F REN C EHBRANDIS, ‘Wines es and Foreign & DomesticLiquors generally BRICK STORE, . ~ ~ sO 76 BROAD STREET. NEVADA. FASHION RESTAURANT Opposite’ Tallman & tesncrs, . ‘i ai NE VADA CrmAs, rRisH.:.. dtc dPbepefeter H AYANG. res ae ah ws of ‘t AM NOW FULLY. Gig kes of ET RINEE~ VE VEE Label ccndednuddlaced THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE ‘AND ar MODERATE RATES. tl Ny Kr Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all ~~ the good things in the market, furnished.ata ~ moments Hotice, and gotup ina style suited to the tastes of the greatest epicui + 7 MEALS AT ALL: HOURS. Lintend to sepitves «“ FASHION”. asa firstand as sueh I recommend it md d the county at le ‘Phose persons who.relish a GOOD MEAL will do wellt : te *‘ call and see ” for tuernenivse: Nevada, Nov. 26, 1860-tf : BILLLARD TABLE MANUFACTORY. . BOUx Per > Spring eres om Nevada, VE NOW ON H MENT OF A comet .ETE AS$s BI ARD TABL is Billiard Cloth and Cues. We receive from Peri, London and > New Yorka full assortment of a in our branch Of business. Cabiuet Work Quickly executed-atre dl di-2in —pEage’s. SALOO™ ‘t COR. @F PINE AND. COMME: SA LST. if You Want a Geod i. incsd *. TO BLAZE: a 6-tf —__ EMPIRE MARKE : On Pine Street, just below Kidd's .:Iding, bharles Kent,‘OULD in hig'ela patrons,-2r? all ia amas of Bood phen 2 BEEY. PORK, Murrow, v ET ABLES, eté. to ghee him ® e s on hand at all times a hi eer He k attle, ete., ete,in th oe beat ¢ which he will sell ‘wholesale or retail. Leveson, Fee $2,509. Office over & Co's Nevada: — 6, 1860.—tf lot of