January 7, 1863 (4 pages)

ec EN hy Se Goods, ped from” “Steamer JUNTY oundr i fim City S$ BUILT y of ever nstruct Baiidy . ok Mills; ders filicd @atantixh ro—freigh THOM. CLARK; :,. Francisco. gists, ster of all iniquities, “Human Slavery. He : Rnecowina. . $60 00. Epon ape peugtre considered that the Proclamution which he. . Holly Spring Jn th—hon he) ————————— . ADA, had just read, heralded the approach .of-sa . leck : Dicpstehes from Gee. Sherman and. At ouroffice alone can ; GROVER ‘new era, during which our eounthy, now Naval commanders, ——— at Helvna. . purchasers examine the : & a inded. bleeding at every pore, would enjoy. Dee. 3let : The gunboats were engaging the . relative merits of each . KER’S : = such : : nid sal : BA ee before aw; that it was striking the axe at frebel sources we learn that the Grenada Ap. isfaction, by our privi-' ‘FAMILY ALL! the rout of thé tree, aud would remove a ta — “Be ay have possession of . jege of exchanging for SE W IN C ’ icksburg. (Sign rant. ither style if not suited?» MACHINES, pe which had produced nothing but disLouisville, Jan. Sth.—Murfreeboro adviperce hana choice. ; $60 ) hand prey eee national councils, . ces repres ent the. letatel victory as 00m . cmmmmmeminmees . ° sectional strifes and jealousies among our . plete. The entire rebe army is, fleeing to. bee own people. and a stigma and reproach ou st Tullahoma. inthe greatest disorder.— . @ RO VE RK i eere ate Raabe teed: adi 2” . Skirmishing commenced on the evening of _& jadmirably ‘adapted to AUGHLIK are lee _ ivutions abroad: The 29th, rebels falling back closely followed by BAKER’S ithe wante-of all: manudik aes congregation aleo united ‘with the choir in . our troops. until the evening of the 30th.— Me ‘facturers ig far more ‘ orsa, -#aging that patriotic and truly poetical hymn, Next morning the enemy attacked.us at day"Ne. 9 . . ; simpie, durable and : commencing,. break from that time.until the night\ef the sEwW! nN Cc icheaper than any other . f “My country ‘tis of th 3d. Fight continued with intermissions When ye Shuttle Machine in-use, ICH 17th. Siwest laud of liberty ” he. the enemy retreated. sg sc a divisions a rap Naa iand a great gas odie v'&e. __. waa cut to pieces. On Saturday our skir. for Manufacturers. : wherever introduced, rited — =e meq must have been peculiarly mishers destroyed a large number of rebels ™~ $60. — . pratifying to those who consider -slavery as . jong our batteries. which opened on them . sie i GROVER ainsi _. 'Mhe true cause of the present unhappy state . with great. éluughter. yap ge ewarss is mM ! ‘ofour country, m_ thus, epending the first . Murfreesboro, rebel sheet. of 2d. admite ri _— gg & ‘ Sabbath after the publication of a Prociana. thst theirloss up to that time was 5,000. maculae Set ree ER’S : : she puvneation ¢t @ F recinina : 5th.—Rained hard Sntur-. sing elwewhere. we BA K ‘a Street, tion, which will reanimate the heart of the Nashville, Jan. Sth.—Rained hard Satur eee nation, and carry joy to the homes of thouday. . All quiet until evening when 3d Ohio . manufacture a largeve: SEWING y. = sands of the unfortunate and oppressed.” and 88t' Indiana, charged and carried rebel . riety of each stitch and . ‘etre Seca a at breastworks, capturing 50 prheeset. and . :edapted to the reqesre: MAC : et killed many. rebels,.with.a.little loss to them~ . ments of all families aad i yr DELPOT, 44 pat %& Distaict Court, Jan. 6. —Dalton vs. . selva. There waa a epirated engagement at . manufacturers of goods : TANNA BoyleDecree heretoforetreturned ordered . Lovergne on the 341m which the rebels were) where sewing is ‘emit Mewtgomers street. to be set aside, and plaintiff's attorney requir. defeated. Loss 32 killed. ployed. + ~ San Frensiice. ed ts prepare another in accordance with . Nasheille, Jan. Sth —From persons Ar’ Brands findings of the court. ~ ~~ . viving from the battle-field we learn. that , : Rogers vs Soggs.—A motion for a new on Saturdav night, during a storm, the reb. trial overuled, and exception taken by plain . els attacked our men in rifle pits along the 5 sae tis council. whole lines. are a 5 ald ception z ‘al the centre. e finally .drove fhe rebels CUT rere Gaver, denen Cth —-Pareer across the river. The 7th Pennsylvania, 34 ’ -¥8 McKiale ; Laws--ve Flanagan ; “Patk* . nic, and 8th Indiasa, first carried their CO ! . i Sage BAD ; Dewiniet. defenses. On-Sunday morning Stanley's Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Yous vs his ereditors. riff appointed . brigade entered Murfreeboro. pe pike: (KINS. Assignee. — NEREEESE ei BS The President-sen* to the Senate to-day io taetaes Sepnehine wilt . Court adjonrned uutil the 15th inst. the nomination of J.P. Upshur. of Indiana January , 1963 : hy N: _ as Assistant Secretary under Smith, Secrew jOD OF EF We learn from Officer Knerr that a. tary of the Intefjor—_. “ae , Jan. Ist—-Constitution. “. ~ : man named Robert Legg, residing on Spring} New York, Jan 6th’—The Nashville cor. . 730 ta et et te World street, mado an attempt te kill hie'wife yes. Tespondent of the Times, places our loss st) “8, volsoni ie. , * mp i bs 9,500. killed and wounded, and 5,000 taken From m St. Porelock, A.M. _ ‘Serday afternoon. He inflicted a horrible prisoners, und 19 Colonels killed. ‘ me oe OKs, re weund upon the side of his wife’s head, with} The San Francisco Call has received the . 4 spinw convey m —— : PTION : & hatchet, he amied a second blow at her . following : St. Louis. Jan. 6th,—The battles from bv the Atiantie rES.at when she threw her hand up, and received . between Resecranz and the enemy, at Stone . and PseitEtcamship Com TORBES, Agent. ty pe ameneaa The neighbors hearing the cries . tiver lasted five days. . Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco & CO. = women in and prevented Legg . Fighting = terrific ic ape nro At th nee e., Nevada saccnpptichendh ishing? hiéfiendish purpose. He . close of the fifth day rebe's were dela” T bi art cimens ! Wis secured and lodged in'the county jail. . routed. .Enemy was 50,000. stp: well . Stich Qua adit yk ra Cco., De. R. M. Hunt was called to eee the woman . sppointed and fought with desperation. Bought at a Large over the fetria en an te atte wectic ere very ebelt ateatoens saree age. ox Deane: slo value, Uy ETT & SHERWOOD; Jewelers: . look, &*pmo that the chances are against her Ce ney Me a se aogeme Sh y . 2 Mew No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco “WEDNESDAY MORNING JAN, 7Have we RaREY AMONGST Us 1—Yes, . gid a “Foppozavezapprovower.” Qne of . out prominent citizens, after taking several Jeagons in the art of horse-taming and rending Belew’s book, became quite excited and elnted snthe subject. He was sume, you jet. Citizen arose early in the morning after having had several dreams of his success in the. art-of horse-taming, and went out bent ap “fading @ horse > “ay kry o for we horse!’ Citizen Was hard pushed—could’at find a horse. At.a great distance off he saw a cow —a very tame cow—and then and-there"re=+“gah gf WHO Stabea+-the eneiny (Federals) attempt 4 wlved that the aforesaid cow disr be his’ first victim. Citizen approached; cow thought he was geing to milk her and kept quiet until citizey: ¢oummenced some of the most horrible and outrageous gestures, when” the cow. nnagined that citizen was either druuk orerazy. The animal stood it as long as possible, and then, with a euntemptuous ook, fidd. Citizen, excited, ran after the cow, thinking be had herdead. Not so; he again attacked the cow, when she sprang at hut and chased him sdme distance. Our hero soow be gau to feel the breath of the en~ raged bovine ut bis back, when, as a denier resort; he" plunged into Deer Creek. The “ow bemg baffled by this masterly “change. of buse,"“retired trom tie field. Our béfo, thinking the couat clear, left his moist quarters and Clainbered over the rocks towards home, When be was again met by the milk distillery, which took after him in hot pursuit. When last_ seen by “Jocal,” our hero was dripping wet, perched upon a flume, a large reck in bis baud, a “beautifal defiance on _his brow,” and declaring that if that cow went any further thaw that flame, she would >yowithout a-head. He says that he is cons viseed that Bélew's system is a d—d hum-~ bug, at least sv far as Spanish cows arécon . cerned. i ; C9" We understand that last Sabbath, the usual services at the Congregational Church. were omitted, and instead, Mr. Cumasings’ alter offering a prayer suitable to the Sea sion, read President Liucoln’s Proclamation _of Freedom, and made a few remarks concerning the rebellion. taking the-ground that itis a visitation of God upon’ us for our sins da nation, in extending, cherishing, and de fending fur so many years-thut moral blight upon our fait nate as a free people; that cursé against the prosperity of a large perton—of the national domain; and _that-mon‘Murfreesboro Jane Ist. sition except his extreme left, where he bad EASTERN NEWS . ! Wasgingtan, Jan. Sth. Richmond papers of Friday contain the following dispatches; frees We assailed the enemy at 7% o’clock this morning, and after 10 hours hard fighting drove him from every po: succeeded in resisting; with this exception we prisoners includwg 2 Brigadiers; alse 31 . that.of the enemy is much greater. Vicksburg, Jan. 34.—A courier arrived: ed to storm our lines, this morning. After severe conflicts, they were repulsed with heavy loss. No further particulars. The loss.of the enemy in this engagement is said to be 300 killed and wounded is ours 50>. New York, Jan. Sth.—The Times’ Washiington dispatch, says: There is nothing in recent advices from our Minister in Europe indicating a charge on the policy of non-intervention.: ‘ : ieee & _ President Juarez writes hopefully-.of the ability of Mexi to-defeat the advance of French towards. the Capital. patch of the 3d, givesan account of reconnaissance in force, recently-atinde at Morris» ville, this side of Rappahanrock—48 miles made In 30 hours-~une of the regiments crossed the Rappahannock, and penetrated . . 7 miles into intdrior, but found no rebele in foree. ge 5 Camp. near Murfreesboro, Jan. 4th.—To Gen. Halleck :—“I have to announce that the enemy isin full retreat. They left last night. The river having rsenand the bridges across iP hetween the left wing and the centra:being incomplete, I deemed it pru dent to withdraw that wing during the night. this morning in their retreat. The am nouncement of their retreat was made known tome at 7 6’élock-” Our ammunition train arrived during the night. ‘To-day was occupied in distributing the ammunition, burying the dead and collecting the wounded from the field.of battle. Pursuit has been commenced by the centre, two leading brigades having arrived at the west side of Stone river. This morning we shall occapy the tows and phsh pursuit to-morrow. Our wedical direetor estimates the wounded.in the hospital at5.500 and the dead at 1,000." ~-Signed CLOTHING T 1 . occupy the field. We have captured 4,000 . pieces of “artillery.-Oar-loss is heavy-but . ~ New York, Jan. §th,—Falmouth, Va. disn . . . VALISES, chase at once, The rebels occupied that time until 4 o’closk . WORTH OF MOTHERS! MOT J remedied, und in death. aadsmrest Remedy in the Worlds » lt cases of Di'sentery and DIARRHG: i Children, whether arising from teething or from any ether cause. fail to bgt RR SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. eaeaie areenenen. is Sh Uavalitet mostexperienced A in New England, and.has been used failing success jn THOUSWe believe it the bes NQaPs, K-BoOTS, : SHOES. . S. : ee & Anda good Assortment-of de20 bier oOovER ; Weehave lately intre on & iduced a New Style Fam _ ily Sewing Machine.maBAKER'S ~~ ‘Xing the Lock Stitch, or NOISEL E.8-8 i gtiteh alike on both “FAMILY _— sides, arranged in the SEWINC igame style and sol . et MACHINES! ;game prices as our Groi } A A ae ; By using that Safe, Pleasant, Popular, and Spe ~ HATS : ae cific Remedy known as and profit by it— require it. } nuine. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU Read the Advertisement in another column, Diseases and Symptoma Enumerated, Cut it out, and Preserve it.-You may not now But may at some Future Day.“«1t gives heaith atid vigor to the frame, _ Cures Warranted. Sanfrancisco, Dec. 23d 1862-—1m Bi00 Rewar ad—For any case 0 hilis, in any: stage Swhich ‘on DR LE HICHEAU’S GOLUEN BALSAM fails toctre. No commentivneces-sary upen this m me, it stands entirely upon ite own unequaledmerits ; it hae cured thousands who have wasted handgome fortar ' . . unes, and will-cure thousands~more. den odye s Ru bber ods Balsam No. I for first and second ‘sta “such Fam s pe sores upon the legs “aa arse ot e pevate . dy, sore eyea, etec., ete. en Balsam “N@. 2, . , Atsuch rates aé will induce buyers to put: . ¢7) Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitic Rheuinatism. Price, $5 per bottle ;. upon receipt of this sum we will ship to any part of the State— NoTice.—We have no agents for this and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. All orders must be directed to us to obtain the geupon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and panes, cure. « : CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay-and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE. & Preparation never known to fail, for the eure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary poner 6 ments. Noneuine without our cir— cular’ of Golden Balsam wrapped xr «—s around’ the bottle. oclm3 .£% ‘ ik = CROCKERY. pRexcs CHINA, (GLASS “WAKE, Se SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLRY, Ete. = a Ne ee ees ae PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgemery street, SAN FRANCISUO, HAS THE~ Largest and Best Assortment of Goods im that fine to be found im the City; “LOWEST PRICES. , { , WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage. to give hie ~ eall before purchasing elsewhere. “San Francisco, pies . Trimmings, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.’?) -\c.0reacinadies _ It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure. }Beware Counterfeits . Observe well the manufacturer’s name . " ALLOF WHIGH HE 139 SELLING‘AT THE. THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH Pot ” Store!AT THE— lant entpcetend the child from pam, vot} . ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA, tobe disposed, of “4 invigorates the st and bowels. corrects Se ac CR sik ’ ty, and gives tone anden to. the whole ¥ fo yaa! ae REGARDLESS” OF COST! ~ band erent convulsions, which ifnot speed Ane LAnensr “AND B st SELEGTND STOCK of WINTBR GOODSB! Xr Ever brought in the Mountains. 60 eae Re Mere ied : ae : t ess the. e quae waa Fine Streets, Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out THE DRY GOODS _. : —— pvada, aes : ee ia eh all Med a : =. asses bea : Pi ota! Pathe the es of Nevada ana Age eee eee . ee ek Bee aes : : business, we Pric . , ‘ KEL alt the attention of the Public, te the’ 18 ONLY EDINGTON & CO., ee ee en re wa : *Tolles Peintes, Jacones, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF . PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY! ~ . Madionnes, selenite ; ee = Symmetry af Form ! . 8000 yards Poplins Clothing, ‘Gents Furnishing Goods, YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS Silk a Wool Shellers, Organdtes, raveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. } Gloves of every size ondcoler. French & American Prints. — Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Weol,; Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bicached Sheetiag. aia Pray ! pe’ large Stock 'of Mohair, _Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster ‘Quilts, ‘Mantilias, «Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, ‘Sunshades, Umbrellas, . Parasols, _ NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! Ew ‘NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New! ” BONNETS & CHILDRENS HATS . New Style of DRESS SILK. _ This permanen’ “stock of Dry Coodé=the largeat aver sees = 5 a FF Pines owas was bou ore will guarantee jto sell cheaper mee any sstabllahment ‘an Ladies t ealland exarnite our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give @a one trial. CHINN -® COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 2th. PIONKER CIGAR STORK ~ __§, ROTHSCHILD, _ D EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 30. MAIN STREET, NEVADA N. B, “Store closed from Friday Saturday evening. + mod \HERIFI'’S SALE .—Vy virtue of an exewe) cution to mé delivered issued out of the Hon . County Court, inand for the county of State of California, bearing date December A, D+, 1862, in favor of Dd, vileny ig a against Wm. Spreut, Theodore Adams, T. McLoad, B. Lachman and D. Lachman, doing business under the name of the **Goid-Hiti Co."* for the eum of Two Hundred and sixty, 46-100 dollars, $260 46, (debt.) with interest on the said “gum ef $260 46, from the 13th day of Oct. 1862, at the rate of 3 ptr eont per month, till paid, together with all costs of suit. 1 have levied upon the following described P phe mes Ket i at certain Row of brick and wooden din, together with the lot upon which the same stands situate on north side of Commercial #t,, Nevada tity, county of Nevada, and boundcd ofa the west by ‘turner & Co’s Hardware store, and on the cast by Wim. R. Coe’s Boot and shoe store, toether with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. ~ a ‘ Notice ie hereby given that I will expose to ublic sale, all_ the above deseribed ,roverty to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuenday, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and¢ Pp. M.~ ; Given under my hand, this 24th day of Dec. A, p. 1842. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Y. P. Hawley, Pits Atty, ON STABLES SAL E,.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Eureka, és. By virtue of an execution to me deliv ig iegued fromthe court of Ira Stanley, E: acting Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the~county aforesaid, bearmg date December 24th, 1862, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Stantey, oti the 24th day of Des, 1862, in Tavor of Briggs & Hagerty, and against L. k, forthesum of 1 Two Hundred, forty and8-100 dollars. debt interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in execution, end Will sell to the highest_ bidder eans Fiat, Nevada county, theaer:bed property, to-wit One cerofmining claims, own as L. Suck’s Digtigs, together with aN tunnels, cuts, boxes, ames, hose and pipes and all appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also, one ranch and gar den, with dweliiog house and barn thereva anid property, being situate on Orleans Fiat. Nevada eounty,on Saturday, the 24th day of Japuary. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A, M., -. and 4 PF, M., ofsaid day. to ‘J cruing costs, Witness ny hand this 26th day of Dec. 108e. 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable, C ONSTABLE’S SALE,—Stute of Califor -nia, be md of Nevada, township of Kureka, ss. By virtde of an execution to me ered issued from the court of Ira may acting Justice of the Peace. in and for ty afcreaaid, bea m if You Want a Geod Drink, : GO TO BLAZE’S! . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T : ___ . to satisfy said judgment rendered by said Staneye ley. on the 24th day of Decemiber; in favor F. R SALE ! of Luke Ditch Co., and oe L. Buck, for the NE half t in the Fashion Saloon, . sum of Sixty-four and ‘50: 100-dollars, debt, intersituated Dog-in this county. This est, dama::es and costs of suit. I havétaken‘ia saloon is * & good busimess, and offers. a . cxecution, and will sell to the highest bidder splendid chance for investment. Wor partigulars . oF cael 84 Oriined property. to-wit Owe cpe eh : oo seed > Dog: ~ . tain set of mini ‘dala. Caowe as L. Buck's. ; Diggings, together with eee ae boxes mes an u ereun : BLAZE’S TAVERN, said property being situate on Orleans ¢ vada county, ou Saturday, the 24th day of Januaot Brag pee go Fe nome Po ES A is an p.M., of said: ° en property of Le Luck,to satisfy the abovedemands and seeruing costs. ; —Witness wy band this 26th of Dec. 1862. = ’ ? 0. D. BABCOCK. Constabic. Me Fein. Wexada. Sept. otf — ed ha? 2 Taken as the y ol BE. Buck, to satisfy the above Semands sad ae ; Ere rt Sen meee

ec EN hy Se Goods, ped from” “Steamer JUNTY oundr i fim City S$ BUILT y of ever nstruct Baiidy . ok Mills; ders filicd @atantixh ro—freigh THOM. CLARK; :,. Francisco. gists, ster of all iniquities, “Human Slavery. He : Rnecowina. . $60 00. Epon ape peugtre considered that the Proclamution which he. . Holly Spring Jn th—hon he) ————————— . ADA, had just read, heralded the approach .of-sa . leck : Dicpstehes from Gee. Sherman and. At ouroffice alone can ; GROVER ‘new era, during which our eounthy, now Naval commanders, ——— at Helvna. . purchasers examine the : & a inded. bleeding at every pore, would enjoy. Dee. 3let : The gunboats were engaging the . relative merits of each . KER’S : = such : : nid sal : BA ee before aw; that it was striking the axe at frebel sources we learn that the Grenada Ap. isfaction, by our privi-' ‘FAMILY ALL! the rout of thé tree, aud would remove a ta — “Be ay have possession of . jege of exchanging for SE W IN C ’ icksburg. (Sign rant. ither style if not suited?» MACHINES, pe which had produced nothing but disLouisville, Jan. Sth.—Murfreeboro adviperce hana choice. ; $60 ) hand prey eee national councils, . ces repres ent the. letatel victory as 00m . cmmmmmeminmees . ° sectional strifes and jealousies among our . plete. The entire rebe army is, fleeing to. bee own people. and a stigma and reproach ou st Tullahoma. inthe greatest disorder.— . @ RO VE RK i eere ate Raabe teed: adi 2” . Skirmishing commenced on the evening of _& jadmirably ‘adapted to AUGHLIK are lee _ ivutions abroad: The 29th, rebels falling back closely followed by BAKER’S ithe wante-of all: manudik aes congregation aleo united ‘with the choir in . our troops. until the evening of the 30th.— Me ‘facturers ig far more ‘ orsa, -#aging that patriotic and truly poetical hymn, Next morning the enemy attacked.us at day"Ne. 9 . . ; simpie, durable and : commencing,. break from that time.until the night\ef the sEwW! nN Cc icheaper than any other . f “My country ‘tis of th 3d. Fight continued with intermissions When ye Shuttle Machine in-use, ICH 17th. Siwest laud of liberty ” he. the enemy retreated. sg sc a divisions a rap Naa iand a great gas odie v'&e. __. waa cut to pieces. On Saturday our skir. for Manufacturers. : wherever introduced, rited — =e meq must have been peculiarly mishers destroyed a large number of rebels ™~ $60. — . pratifying to those who consider -slavery as . jong our batteries. which opened on them . sie i GROVER ainsi _. 'Mhe true cause of the present unhappy state . with great. éluughter. yap ge ewarss is mM ! ‘ofour country, m_ thus, epending the first . Murfreesboro, rebel sheet. of 2d. admite ri _— gg & ‘ Sabbath after the publication of a Prociana. thst theirloss up to that time was 5,000. maculae Set ree ER’S : : she puvneation ¢t @ F recinina : 5th.—Rained hard Sntur-. sing elwewhere. we BA K ‘a Street, tion, which will reanimate the heart of the Nashville, Jan. Sth.—Rained hard Satur eee nation, and carry joy to the homes of thouday. . All quiet until evening when 3d Ohio . manufacture a largeve: SEWING y. = sands of the unfortunate and oppressed.” and 88t' Indiana, charged and carried rebel . riety of each stitch and . ‘etre Seca a at breastworks, capturing 50 prheeset. and . :edapted to the reqesre: MAC : et killed many. rebels,.with.a.little loss to them~ . ments of all families aad i yr DELPOT, 44 pat %& Distaict Court, Jan. 6. —Dalton vs. . selva. There waa a epirated engagement at . manufacturers of goods : TANNA BoyleDecree heretoforetreturned ordered . Lovergne on the 341m which the rebels were) where sewing is ‘emit Mewtgomers street. to be set aside, and plaintiff's attorney requir. defeated. Loss 32 killed. ployed. + ~ San Frensiice. ed ts prepare another in accordance with . Nasheille, Jan. Sth —From persons Ar’ Brands findings of the court. ~ ~~ . viving from the battle-field we learn. that , : Rogers vs Soggs.—A motion for a new on Saturdav night, during a storm, the reb. trial overuled, and exception taken by plain . els attacked our men in rifle pits along the 5 sae tis council. whole lines. are a 5 ald ception z ‘al the centre. e finally .drove fhe rebels CUT rere Gaver, denen Cth —-Pareer across the river. The 7th Pennsylvania, 34 ’ -¥8 McKiale ; Laws--ve Flanagan ; “Patk* . nic, and 8th Indiasa, first carried their CO ! . i Sage BAD ; Dewiniet. defenses. On-Sunday morning Stanley's Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Yous vs his ereditors. riff appointed . brigade entered Murfreeboro. pe pike: (KINS. Assignee. — NEREEESE ei BS The President-sen* to the Senate to-day io taetaes Sepnehine wilt . Court adjonrned uutil the 15th inst. the nomination of J.P. Upshur. of Indiana January , 1963 : hy N: _ as Assistant Secretary under Smith, Secrew jOD OF EF We learn from Officer Knerr that a. tary of the Intefjor—_. “ae , Jan. Ist—-Constitution. “. ~ : man named Robert Legg, residing on Spring} New York, Jan 6th’—The Nashville cor. . 730 ta et et te World street, mado an attempt te kill hie'wife yes. Tespondent of the Times, places our loss st) “8, volsoni ie. , * mp i bs 9,500. killed and wounded, and 5,000 taken From m St. Porelock, A.M. _ ‘Serday afternoon. He inflicted a horrible prisoners, und 19 Colonels killed. ‘ me oe OKs, re weund upon the side of his wife’s head, with} The San Francisco Call has received the . 4 spinw convey m —— : PTION : & hatchet, he amied a second blow at her . following : St. Louis. Jan. 6th,—The battles from bv the Atiantie rES.at when she threw her hand up, and received . between Resecranz and the enemy, at Stone . and PseitEtcamship Com TORBES, Agent. ty pe ameneaa The neighbors hearing the cries . tiver lasted five days. . Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco & CO. = women in and prevented Legg . Fighting = terrific ic ape nro At th nee e., Nevada saccnpptichendh ishing? hiéfiendish purpose. He . close of the fifth day rebe's were dela” T bi art cimens ! Wis secured and lodged in'the county jail. . routed. .Enemy was 50,000. stp: well . Stich Qua adit yk ra Cco., De. R. M. Hunt was called to eee the woman . sppointed and fought with desperation. Bought at a Large over the fetria en an te atte wectic ere very ebelt ateatoens saree age. ox Deane: slo value, Uy ETT & SHERWOOD; Jewelers: . look, &*pmo that the chances are against her Ce ney Me a se aogeme Sh y . 2 Mew No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisco “WEDNESDAY MORNING JAN, 7Have we RaREY AMONGST Us 1—Yes, . gid a “Foppozavezapprovower.” Qne of . out prominent citizens, after taking several Jeagons in the art of horse-taming and rending Belew’s book, became quite excited and elnted snthe subject. He was sume, you jet. Citizen arose early in the morning after having had several dreams of his success in the. art-of horse-taming, and went out bent ap “fading @ horse > “ay kry o for we horse!’ Citizen Was hard pushed—could’at find a horse. At.a great distance off he saw a cow —a very tame cow—and then and-there"re=+“gah gf WHO Stabea+-the eneiny (Federals) attempt 4 wlved that the aforesaid cow disr be his’ first victim. Citizen approached; cow thought he was geing to milk her and kept quiet until citizey: ¢oummenced some of the most horrible and outrageous gestures, when” the cow. nnagined that citizen was either druuk orerazy. The animal stood it as long as possible, and then, with a euntemptuous ook, fidd. Citizen, excited, ran after the cow, thinking be had herdead. Not so; he again attacked the cow, when she sprang at hut and chased him sdme distance. Our hero soow be gau to feel the breath of the en~ raged bovine ut bis back, when, as a denier resort; he" plunged into Deer Creek. The “ow bemg baffled by this masterly “change. of buse,"“retired trom tie field. Our béfo, thinking the couat clear, left his moist quarters and Clainbered over the rocks towards home, When be was again met by the milk distillery, which took after him in hot pursuit. When last_ seen by “Jocal,” our hero was dripping wet, perched upon a flume, a large reck in bis baud, a “beautifal defiance on _his brow,” and declaring that if that cow went any further thaw that flame, she would >yowithout a-head. He says that he is cons viseed that Bélew's system is a d—d hum-~ bug, at least sv far as Spanish cows arécon . cerned. i ; C9" We understand that last Sabbath, the usual services at the Congregational Church. were omitted, and instead, Mr. Cumasings’ alter offering a prayer suitable to the Sea sion, read President Liucoln’s Proclamation _of Freedom, and made a few remarks concerning the rebellion. taking the-ground that itis a visitation of God upon’ us for our sins da nation, in extending, cherishing, and de fending fur so many years-thut moral blight upon our fait nate as a free people; that cursé against the prosperity of a large perton—of the national domain; and _that-mon‘Murfreesboro Jane Ist. sition except his extreme left, where he bad EASTERN NEWS . ! Wasgingtan, Jan. Sth. Richmond papers of Friday contain the following dispatches; frees We assailed the enemy at 7% o’clock this morning, and after 10 hours hard fighting drove him from every po: succeeded in resisting; with this exception we prisoners includwg 2 Brigadiers; alse 31 . that.of the enemy is much greater. Vicksburg, Jan. 34.—A courier arrived: ed to storm our lines, this morning. After severe conflicts, they were repulsed with heavy loss. No further particulars. The loss.of the enemy in this engagement is said to be 300 killed and wounded is ours 50>. New York, Jan. Sth.—The Times’ Washiington dispatch, says: There is nothing in recent advices from our Minister in Europe indicating a charge on the policy of non-intervention.: ‘ : ieee & _ President Juarez writes hopefully-.of the ability of Mexi to-defeat the advance of French towards. the Capital. patch of the 3d, givesan account of reconnaissance in force, recently-atinde at Morris» ville, this side of Rappahanrock—48 miles made In 30 hours-~une of the regiments crossed the Rappahannock, and penetrated . . 7 miles into intdrior, but found no rebele in foree. ge 5 Camp. near Murfreesboro, Jan. 4th.—To Gen. Halleck :—“I have to announce that the enemy isin full retreat. They left last night. The river having rsenand the bridges across iP hetween the left wing and the centra:being incomplete, I deemed it pru dent to withdraw that wing during the night. this morning in their retreat. The am nouncement of their retreat was made known tome at 7 6’élock-” Our ammunition train arrived during the night. ‘To-day was occupied in distributing the ammunition, burying the dead and collecting the wounded from the field.of battle. Pursuit has been commenced by the centre, two leading brigades having arrived at the west side of Stone river. This morning we shall occapy the tows and phsh pursuit to-morrow. Our wedical direetor estimates the wounded.in the hospital at5.500 and the dead at 1,000." ~-Signed CLOTHING T 1 . occupy the field. We have captured 4,000 . pieces of “artillery.-Oar-loss is heavy-but . ~ New York, Jan. §th,—Falmouth, Va.. disn . . . VALISES, chase at once, The rebels occupied that time until 4 o’closk . WORTH OF MOTHERS! MOT J remedied, und in death. aadsmrest Remedy in the Worlds » lt cases of Di'sentery and DIARRHG: i Children, whether arising from teething or from any ether cause. fail to bgt RR SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN. eaeaie areenenen. is Sh Uavalitet mostexperienced A in New England, and.has been used failing success jn THOUSWe believe it the bes NQaPs, K-BoOTS, : SHOES. . S. : ee & Anda good Assortment-of de20 bier oOovER ; Weehave lately intre on & iduced a New Style Fam _ ily Sewing Machine.maBAKER'S ~~ ‘Xing the Lock Stitch, or

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We guarrantee a perfect and panes, cure. « : CHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Druggists, Corner of Clay-and sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agents for the celebrated SPANISH ANTIDOTE. & Preparation never known to fail, for the eure of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel. and all Urinary poner 6 ments. Noneuine without our cir— cular’ of Golden Balsam wrapped xr «—s around’ the bottle. oclm3 .£% ‘ ik = CROCKERY. pRexcs CHINA, (GLASS “WAKE, Se SILVER PLATED WARE, CUTLRY, Ete. = a Ne ee ees ae PERCEY DOUCLAS, 421 Montgemery street, SAN FRANCISUO, HAS THE~ Largest and Best Assortment of Goods im that fine to be found im the City; “LOWEST PRICES. , { , WILL FIND IT Greatly to their Advantage. to give hie ~ eall before purchasing elsewhere. “San Francisco, pies . Trimmings, Aud bloom to the pallid cheek.’?) -\c.0reacinadies _ It Saves Long Suffering and Exposure. }Beware Counterfeits . Observe well the manufacturer’s name . " ALLOF WHIGH HE 139 SELLING‘AT THE. THOSE WHO BUY FOR CASH Pot ” Store!AT THE— lant entpcetend the child from pam, vot} . ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA, tobe disposed, of “4 invigorates the st and bowels. corrects Se ac CR sik ’ ty, and gives tone anden to. the whole ¥ fo yaa! ae REGARDLESS” OF COST! ~ band erent convulsions, which ifnot speed Ane LAnensr “AND B st SELEGTND STOCK of WINTBR GOODSB! Xr Ever brought in the Mountains. 60 eae Re Mere ied : ae : t ess the. e quae waa Fine Streets, Curtis & Perkins, New York, is on the out THE DRY GOODS _. : —— pvada, aes : ee ia eh all Med a : =. asses bea : Pi ota! Pathe the es of Nevada ana Age eee eee . ee ek Bee aes : : business, we Pric . , ‘ KEL alt the attention of the Public, te the’ 18 ONLY EDINGTON & CO., ee ee en re wa : *Tolles Peintes, Jacones, OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF . PRESERVE YOUR BEAUTY! ~ . Madionnes, selenite ; ee = Symmetry af Form ! . 8000 yards Poplins Clothing, ‘Gents Furnishing Goods, YOUR HEALTH & MENTAL POWERS Silk a Wool Shellers, Organdtes, raveling Dress Goods, all kinds, BRUSSELS & VELVET CARPETS. 1000 Pieces of Linen. } Gloves of every size ondcoler. French & American Prints. — Silk & Wool Curtain Damask, Weol,; Damask, Lace and Muslin Curtain Table Damask, Brown and Bicached Sheetiag. aia Pray ! pe’ large Stock 'of Mohair, _Barege. Marseilles & Lancaster ‘Quilts, ‘Mantilias, «Shawls, Embroideries, Bonnets, Shakers, ‘Sunshades, Umbrellas, . Parasols, _ NEW STYLE DUSTERS ! Ew ‘NEW STYLES MANTILLAS ! New Style of Ewbroidery, entirely New! ” BONNETS & CHILDRENS HATS . New Style of DRESS SILK. _ This permanen’ “stock of Dry Coodé=the largeat aver sees = 5 a FF Pines owas was bou ore will guarantee jto sell cheaper mee any sstabllahment ‘an Ladies t ealland exarnite our Goods before purchasing elsewhere. Give @a one trial. CHINN -® COLBY. Nevada. Oct. 2th. PIONKER CIGAR STORK ~ __§, ROTHSCHILD, _ D EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 30. MAIN STREET, NEVADA N. B, “Store closed from Friday Saturday evening. + mod \HERIFI'’S SALE .—Vy virtue of an exewe) cution to mé delivered issued out of the Hon . County Court, inand for the county of State of California, bearing date December A, D+, 1862, in favor of Dd, vileny ig a against Wm. Spreut, Theodore Adams, T. McLoad, B. Lachman and D. Lachman, doing business under the name of the **Goid-Hiti Co."* for the eum of Two Hundred and sixty, 46-100 dollars, $260 46, (debt.) with interest on the said “gum ef $260 46, from the 13th day of Oct. 1862, at the rate of 3 ptr eont per month, till paid, together with all costs of suit. 1 have levied upon the following described P phe mes Ket i at certain Row of brick and wooden din, together with the lot upon which the same stands situate on north side of Commercial #t,, Nevada tity, county of Nevada, and boundcd ofa the west by ‘turner & Co’s Hardware store, and on the cast by Wim. R. Coe’s Boot and shoe store, toether with all the privileges and appurtenances thereunto belonging. ~ a ‘ Notice ie hereby given that I will expose to ublic sale, all_ the above deseribed ,roverty to he highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuenday, January 27th, 1863, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M., and¢ Pp. M.~ ; Given under my hand, this 24th day of Dec. A, p. 1842. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Y. P. Hawley, Pits Atty, ON STABLES SAL E,.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Eureka, és. By virtue of an execution to me deliv ig iegued fromthe court of Ira Stanley, E: acting Justice ofthe Peace, in and for the~county aforesaid, bearmg date December 24th, 1862, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Stantey, oti the 24th day of Des, 1862, in Tavor of Briggs & Hagerty, and against L. k, forthesum of 1 Two Hundred, forty and8-100 dollars. debt interest, damages and costs of suit. I have taken in execution, end Will sell to the highest_ bidder eans Fiat, Nevada county, theaer:bed property, to-wit One cerofmining claims, own as L. Suck’s Digtigs, together with aN tunnels, cuts, boxes, ames, hose and pipes and all appurtenances thereunto belonging, Also, one ranch and gar den, with dweliiog house and barn thereva anid property, being situate on Orleans Fiat. Nevada eounty,on Saturday, the 24th day of Japuary. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’clock A, M., -. and 4 PF, M., ofsaid day. to ‘J cruing costs, Witness ny hand this 26th day of Dec. 108e. 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable, C ONSTABLE’S SALE,—Stute of Califor -nia, be md of Nevada, township of Kureka, ss. By virtde of an execution to me ered issued from the court of Ira may acting Justice of the Peace. in and for ty afcreaaid, bea m if You Want a Geod Drink, : GO TO BLAZE’S! . COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T : ___ . to satisfy said judgment rendered by said Staneye ley. on the 24th day of Decemiber; in favor F. R SALE ! of Luke Ditch Co., and oe L. Buck, for the NE half t in the Fashion Saloon, . sum of Sixty-four and ‘50: 100-dollars, debt, intersituated Dog-in this county. This est, dama::es and costs of suit. I havétaken‘ia saloon is * & good busimess, and offers. a . cxecution, and will sell to the highest bidder splendid chance for investment. Wor partigulars . oF cael 84 Oriined property. to-wit Owe cpe eh : oo seed > Dog: ~ . tain set of mini ‘dala. Caowe as L. Buck's. ; Diggings, together with eee ae boxes mes an u ereun : BLAZE’S TAVERN, said property being situate on Orleans ¢ vada county, ou Saturday, the 24th day of Januaot Brag pee go Fe nome Po ES A is an p.M., of said: ° en property of Le Luck,to satisfy the abovedemands and seeruing costs. ; —Witness wy band this 26th of Dec. 1862. = ’ ? 0. D. BABCOCK. Constabic. Me Fein. Wexada. Sept. otf — ed ha? 2 Taken as the y ol BE. Buck, to satisfy the above Semands sad ae ; Ere rt Sen meee