January 9, 1861 (4 pages)

What a potency there is in ines and Will eventually save the Union. ‘doubtedly receive the sanction of the Senate, thie last pony, aind-none-at‘The Post Office Committes.in--the House of ~ der ‘consideration, With the design of arrang__wtrations of Violence. Bankruptcies are_behs betehs appreciation of the benefit of a, ee el . Ville ee en fra and Montgomery, Alabama, at New Orleans, ‘at Wilmington, Delaware, and at Memphis, “Tennessee. What an act of impiety of the Memphis people, to burn gunpowder, in hon“or of disunion, so near the grave of Andrew Jackson! But, in the madneaa of the times, the memory of the Sage‘ef the Hermitage and his noble precepts and examples are forgotten and contemned, eyen by the men who once revered him as little les» than a divinity. In Congress, both branches are busy in concocting schemes for saving the Union.— Contrary to our expectations, neither in the ‘Senate nor ‘the House of Representatives is ‘there ‘itch indulgence in frothy and angry declimation. The ld and. wise heads occupy themselves in thinking, rather than talking; and the weak ‘brothers, who, in less ‘frighitful times, would have shaken the Capi“tol with rant and rhetoric, now stand, silent and appalled, in ‘the presence of a danger ‘with ‘which they have not the skill, the abili‘ty, or-the netve to struggle. Crittenden, at ‘once the Sage of Kentucky and the Nestor ‘of the. Senate, ‘hough. bending under_ the weight of years, is now the potent champion ‘of Union; to whom all Union-lovers kapk for ‘counsel and consolation. That the efforts of the Union-levers will be crowned with comiplete success is not merely our hope, it is our most: earnest conviction. But, in order to preserve the Union, the_people of its various sections must learn-to be charitable ‘toward each other. J ‘eents! In Boston, the headquarters of New England Abolitienism, not very long ago, it ‘was all the fashion to rail at the slaveholders of the south, and hold them forth as the ac‘eursed of God, too deeply crimsoned with sin to hope for salvation. Now, matters are reversed. The troubles atthe south have diminished the trade and industry of the north _~northern pockets have been touched by the magic wand of secession—dollars and cents . have crumbled inte ashes—and now the Bostonians will not permit an Abolitioniat to wag his tongue in their streets, They arenow the loudest in” professions of love and . ‘sympathy for their southern brethren and in denunciation of the fanatics whom lately they bugged to their bosoms. There is not such another standard of American ethics as dollars and cents, and-notling more efficient and direct in clarifying American intellect. The pocket is the great regulator of the morals and polities of both north and south, and it, and it alone, is the potent principle that The Pacific Railroad, it is said, will unand the President cau not, possibly, have” any motive for vetoing it. With this railroad in prospect, California will net dream of disunion or a Pacific Republic, = There is very little miscellaneous news by . th -all-from Europe: Representatives have thé pony express un. ing « ‘Gdntract With ‘its proprietors. for the conveyance of dispatches. It is to be hoped, forthe sake of ‘the pony and of California, that such an arrangément will be-Soneimma: ted. A bad feeling is said to exist in New York city, a well as in Boston, between the and suti<bohtionists, which, it was feared, Would fesolve itself into demoncoming. sbmewhat frequent jg the eastern. sities, and monetary affairs, generally, are a good deul entangled ; all tending, in the éstipee ag of vool-headed men, to produce a: Wasttor Pack Teirbe~Tae Central says between one and two bundred heavily laden laden pack trains left Placera al pcaghthl wboult ethnic to keep . ’ . their neighbor-Lincoln among them as Tong . ‘South er ‘is out Seo eee ‘ebrated, by the firing of cannon, at Mobile} i in a dly way, 20 thdt he may be remembeted ; Washington, . Fresno and Marin counties are not included Mazatlan ; crew picked ap by bark A: Eldtemplated distribution ae ‘that € Wuiseuiad diss radokaw see the President ‘now, and put in his cléim ‘Wa pousible, for thus, in the fortunes.” penton é Sow IN THE 3 aun age OO they have experiéneed another snow storm with a heavy gale of wind. ‘The snow fell to . the depth of twenty-eight inches at this point, and three feet at the main summit, but will cause no detention of travel. Ex-Mayor Swan reports several snow-slides, one of . whieh carried with it the team of A. H. Hawley, a8 he was coming up the Lake _ Valley grade, and entirelycovered another team that was passing down. No lives lost, and but little damage done. The road from Straw. berry over to Carson” was ai chen ende and: sleighs running. ~te comers LANCOLN’s CaBIner.—A correspondent . 4) field, Til., Lineoln’s .place of residence, and who appears to speak by the card, says that no Proposition has, as yety,. been made to any one in connection with seats in his Cabinet, but that such will be mate within the next fortnight. Of the seven members, two will be from the Western states, one from Penn-. ‘sylvania, one from New England, and three from the Southern states. “Mark the prediction! The distribution is fixed, bat the per\sons are not yet agreed upon. ait STATE ScnooL Funp.—Mr. Moulder, Superintendent of Public Instruction, has furnished a statement. of the -semi-annuat, apportionment of the. State School Fund.— in the report. In the counties which have made-the proper returne, there are fifty-seven thousand, four hundred and seventy-one children between the. ages of eighteen and four years, and the apportionment gives them eighty-five cents each, or a total of -fortyeight thousand, eight hundred and ate dollars and thirty-five cents.a --RAILROAD AND Union.—W. B. Farwell, torsaviy one of the editors of the Alta, is now. in Washington, and corresponds with it. ‘He says, in a late letter : “The people of California have but one une of policy to pursue to secure the sage of the Pacific Railroad bill, ood Wel is is to be true and loyal to the Union. If they do this, I hazard nothing in: saying that the true representatives of the Union sentiments } mm both Houses of Congress will be trueto them, and will enact this measure into a law. But, let them run away with and indorse the wild notion of a Pacific on a 9 and a there is a long, Sorawell to, ™” railr; Heavy on THE RED-EYE BaptTists.— The Arkansas Baptist says: “We have known a Church of fifty members—male female—atunted and lean and lank on count of carrying year after year a drunkard! Count it as you may, one member with a halfgallon of ‘ red eye’ in him every day, is a heavier load for a Church to Garry than ree score and ten Samsons could stand wader: Every drunken ee ought to be turned out!” fod Hotpine FLUID STAKES. —A’ fellow on the race course was. staggering about with more liquor than he could carry. “ Hallo! what's the matter ndw !” saida person whom the inebriated individual had just ran against. ‘ Why, (bie) why, the fact is, a Tot of my friends have been betting the liquor on the race to-day, and they have got me to hold stakes.’ met wr Captain—Brev. Lieut Colonel—Jas. V. Bomford has been promoted to be Major of the Eighth Infantry, and ordered to Benicia, Lieut. Colonel Seawell, to be Colonel of . Second the Sixth Infantry, has been ordered. to the command of his regiméat at Benioja barracks, . California. “Tre schooner R. E. Raimond, from Acapuleo for San Blas, capsized near the port of r 4th of March, he wil be the making of their . from Strawberry Valley, Jan. Sth, states that. of the S:F. Bulletin, who writes from Spring. _ ak hited snk fp sft by aes sicians, and apparently had but a short time a sick person’s breath, resolved ‘man’s mouth was as dead as Julius Cesar. after only three or four breaths liad been. drawn ; the second lived ‘some time longer and died; the third lived about half un hour, i Ss ‘Gammase Déerosony The stibjoined editorial, from the last San Juan Hydraulic Press, exactly coineides with 6 ions, in regard to Chinese mendac “We think the Legislature of this State did a very wise thing when it cone yl an = forbidding the apy cael aC given as against a white man, The Ct Chinese . are idolators, having the fear of no ether than a wooden god before their eyes, very lax: in their general morality, and, to-sum it ina word, a nation of most unmitixated. liars.— The A speaks of one Ah Tuck, a resident of this place, who followed Si Ho to Marysville and had her arrested on a charge of stevligg B55 of of his mone a peter The case was The Appeal says : J Ah Tuck’s ona swore roundly as to ~y facts of the case, how he staid at Si Ho’s all night, and found himself minus $65 in the morning, and-Si Ho paid him back $40 ; and on the other hand, the friends of the frail China vessel swore, with, equal distinctness that Ah Tuck never came into Si Ho’s house, ner . ther he nor any of his witnesses. Now, how are.such scoundrels to be believed, who not only have no scruples about misrepresenting things ‘to white men, but swear falsely to defraud-and injure people of their own race ?.These_vermin_want.tobe winnowed out--drove out—or at least prevented hereafter from coming in. They are a terrible set of rascals.” SANDED Corron.—lIt is reported in mer“eantile circles East that foreign exchange to the amount of upward of ten million dollars, has within.afew months been returned upon Southern ports, on account of the frauds in cotton shipped therefrom. _arEEnenastans —— re MARRIED. own opina In Grass Valle ; 04 the 12th, wit., MW. megs to Miss Saran A. WHITING. In Grass Valley, on the 1st inst., CHARLES Cc. SMITH to Miss VERDIE VINEYARD. In Grass Valley, on the 7th inst, Mr J. L. JORDAN to Miss ELLA, daughter of G. W. Honn, all of the former place. ne * May love, health, wealth and joy, int beauty’s bloom Da avee thetee ees ln plessuee2 orin gloom.”’ to Miss M. S. BREwTon. Metropolitan Theatre. % THE CAMBRIAN SONGSTERS Have the honor-to announce to the public of Nevada, that their FULL CHOIR will appear at the above place, WEONES RAY EVENING, JAN. 9. Programme—Part First. The Sun's Ga Fall Choir M ae Valley Home, (wit). Guitars = d ‘ Mrs. and Mies Jones The Ma -Mesers. J. O., D. Ri & F. Jones Willie, we, have Missed You.,.Mrs. & Miss Jones How Sweet the Joy..sceccsccccshsccues hoir Three Blind Mice: Noccowde Ons D. R. and F. Jones Twilight Dews. was oseese rs. ane BEOGE T MEME Ce Bebe. dy 005. keke cseicesoens . ese ba 8 etreat gas vA were in Cool Gro ee ceecenes 88 Jones Se eeeee +» DR . Rain on the Roo: owl Or a hoe” Tahelirerre erie eae md Miss Jones, John O. and D. R. Jones Suke “of CHHENBCO,.. MS. iid Miss Jones ase A STATE 0.00 htts-ecmes Mra, and Miss Jones e Banks of the Old Mohawk. Mra. and’ Miss Jones The Mariner Loves o’er the Waters to roam, Choir We’reall Nodding....000. ites Ace Choir LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . FO COME “OFF ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 18th, 1861. ‘TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Fieaumelod WATCH, Chun Sealy Rey ane Cha a, Seal ‘ Priae—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third Prizco—Ladies’ Velvet et Ah es nf Pr Prize—La eee a aig al a ae hth Pin, orang on chine cha. aby come teenth and il ae File cin ee handsome : ‘Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s ° . * [ee nee eer seme conversation: selelivg: to} rs to J. M. Hamitten & Ce) inhaling ; 'te teat. ‘The firut frog placed at the dying In Grass Valley, on the 30th ult, T. C. DuVAL pee J anuary 3,1861-tf “% PAIRING aND BOOK BENDING done in R = Orders oe: in the mount ga do ¥ a call and exNevada, December ie mie A Great Reduction in the PRICES OF LIKENESSES !! . CONSIDERATION OF THE HARD times and also for. the opportunity of seins: all the Tickets in my Raffle before the ist of Fe ruary, I am determined to reduce. my prices for Lixenesses 25 per cent. om. the ist of aeaerd 1861." FE an eontinue to take as eias picture. as can be taken in any part of aliforni, in all kinds of weather. will only (with one ticket in my Raffle for every dollar ested ip pictures) the same-price as = have done before without axate. Life-size Photog raphs, framed and Painted, only $16., With Sixteen Tickets, and every-—other. picture reduced in = samg ratio. I "tate of senate a hew proces-of Coking ~ oy which: enables me to finish them in the BEST and MOST. DURABLE STYLE of the art. With chances to win splendsd Prizes. No-one Me éver missthe time or hind oo seceny Ov eneen Call in and see a io 1-tf A. LIE SRT, 88 88 Broad street. LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. W. Youn: come off, and inclemency of the wether at sift Entertainment until = . Tuesday, February 12th, 1961. P. Those who wish to purchase Tickets tan do so by calling on me at Gallery, on Brosd street. YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, No.-55 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, Riretie IETORS. this Saleen. well . W = the FINEST WINES, “97° Come and see for yourselves ! anit . SELECT SCHOOL ~-FOR— Yeung Ladies and Gentlemen. . __ Head of Broad Street, Nevada. > Be “FR.DEAL, A; Woes vscicvcssssass Principal. JANKTTA ras 5 rt Ramee «+++ Assistant. ‘HIS SCHOOL will commence on MONDAY J January 7th. 1861. ~ Young Gent Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS : Pri Studies, per month..:. eecens 400 English Branches and Mathematics Stantcoud 500 FMR an 6arns Feb Gis Khas case cthack evvssesess 100 Greek. ssaseeececceee 100 Frénéh eee se eddenodee 200 GOPMAR i aise Sis Si ses ce ceseeseusesess Seeeeess 300+ SEAMLESS CAPs, Now Selling at 75 Cents apiece, At Cheap John’s, mre In, F. X. Kast, Agent of A. Seiberlich, of Philadelphia, Beot and Shoe Manufacterer, . Warehouse 75 and 77 eet ge ms . Street, south~ Constantly on mane tare eo a ‘iar a assorted stock o Gentlemen x ses and Children’s wear superior te aye ‘Also, French Calf Boot ak ae 2 Feomee " nt a FRANK A. LEONARD, FP sok Bindes a neat and substantial manner. icted. Office, opposite Geo "8, on Com mercial street, next Jd Mayers & Coe’s— ime ee Bee v9 ' JOHN L. canent: COUNTY SURVEY¥oR. Orders for S rveving strictly attended fice at the Court Hones: ; to 4 Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf subscriber { tion of a “NOW ISTHE T{ME TO-HAVE PICTURES . "s Gitt Entertainment is .soen to . . ' the ibe prea time, I have determined to postpone. : State, as r ‘mento and Marysville. . wew eis uae ase State and County Securities at the. ites eotived, Coffections made and transact A, een —— business. ‘California Cured Bacon Hams , "e SHOULDERS S_AND LARD. iD FAMILIES toa. Bacon, at Shoulders, and Lard,. In.Cans, ete.; manufactured by him. from. chiles CORN FED HOGS, at his establishment, on the nae reas Valley and Ney: oneaa from the l latter place. Having omh 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGs, He is enabled to.offer to the Trade, and inhabitants of. Grass Valley, Nevada and the’ upper country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms ae bre attention. Kr A. MALLISTER, Agent; Nevada. 419-tf iP"GO AND SEE THE = Great, Improvement of this Age! s. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Haring’ ‘a number on hand, he wil) sell cheap fer Also, a good supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse’ Twine, direct from the Atlautic States. 4,000 Yurds of Ready-Made Hose !, of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the su ding bigs. List of Priolize 2 TEE Saclay eer pe Men sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing s— LAWRENCE — HYDRAULIC PILOT, 60 cts OR EUREKA 63 S-Orseiccevees cece 51 ets BD. conevcccreses 53 4Oiivencescevecce 55 BHOins ccciccsses #57 6-0. 2006 beteceves 60 ToDo cacseviovcces 65 * J BDoveccccvmssces 68 ©, cnceccnecece 73 AOD. 60 scenccee ra His appeal is to the miners! ! Give him a liberal portion of patronage ; he will pl himself as a man to work u great revelution throughout the 8 cheapness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by Place uf business, No. 34 ‘Mai in street, Nevada. di5-tf— In Whartenby’s fireCc. W. MULFORD. © Na H. HAGADORE At their Old Stand, Main-Street, Nevada. OLD og vied a ht at the hest Rates Sigh on henrusneut bee maton eo RE nna nen S. Branch Mint for Py ay y Colas, and advances madeon the same “Count any is Hagen hardy at the highest market rates. CHABLES w. Youna, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, J ewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Pancy Goeds. Kelsey’: Block, = Commercial Street : : : : : : Near Pine. . y aaa w. a Banker. In the Gran'te Build'ng, Broad Street, Nevada. SOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay oF for Coinage atthe U.S it Checks on San Franciseo and Sacra ate r. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the thea pe Rates. Coilections made, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market “value. sep7-tf COUNTY ry SCRIP. CENTS WILL, BE GIVEN TO ; any one in purchasing Mose at my place. am pleased to inform the citizens of M avile, Sacramento, Dutch Flut and Placerville t in afew wevks I shall have one of m INPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE SEWING MACHINES established in each of the above named places. itt 8. HOWARD. oe our, Im AFTER ¥ou! A™ THOSE INDY ‘DF BTED TO ME ARE “1 now notified that their _accow wilt be eid in the hends of a collecting o: if setements are not soon — On: dan. Ist, 1861, 1 # sign Seliinn . reek for culate Those fist: mp re en sarees pais 66 <— a : to call the Attenat Mes Briss ox ale Watches Bisel gan Repaived and Jewelry ' srt al All art ew Guanntene, RS Night omen. sew om & Thureday and. sdistday ny Evenings, at o’cloek. a = quan ing §

What a potency there is in ines and Will eventually save the Union. ‘doubtedly receive the sanction of the Senate, thie last pony, aind-none-at‘The Post Office Committes.in--the House of ~ der ‘consideration, With the design of arrang__wtrations of Violence. Bankruptcies are_behs betehs appreciation of the benefit of a, ee el . Ville ee en fra and Montgomery, Alabama, at New Orleans, ‘at Wilmington, Delaware, and at Memphis, “Tennessee. What an act of impiety of the Memphis people, to burn gunpowder, in hon“or of disunion, so near the grave of Andrew Jackson! But, in the madneaa of the times, the memory of the Sage‘ef the Hermitage and his noble precepts and examples are forgotten and contemned, eyen by the men who once revered him as little les» than a divinity. In Congress, both branches are busy in concocting schemes for saving the Union.— Contrary to our expectations, neither in the ‘Senate nor ‘the House of Representatives is ‘there ‘itch indulgence in frothy and angry declimation. The ld and. wise heads occupy themselves in thinking, rather than talking; and the weak ‘brothers, who, in less ‘frighitful times, would have shaken the Capi“tol with rant and rhetoric, now stand, silent and appalled, in ‘the presence of a danger ‘with ‘which they have not the skill, the abili‘ty, or-the netve to struggle. Crittenden, at ‘once the Sage of Kentucky and the Nestor ‘of the. Senate, ‘hough. bending under_ the weight of years, is now the potent champion ‘of Union; to whom all Union-lovers kapk for ‘counsel and consolation. That the efforts of the Union-levers will be crowned with comiplete success is not merely our hope, it is our most: earnest conviction. But, in order to preserve the Union, the_people of its various sections must learn-to be charitable ‘toward each other. J ‘eents! In Boston, the headquarters of New England Abolitienism, not very long ago, it ‘was all the fashion to rail at the slaveholders of the south, and hold them forth as the ac‘eursed of God, too deeply crimsoned with sin to hope for salvation. Now, matters are reversed. The troubles atthe south have diminished the trade and industry of the north _~northern pockets have been touched by the magic wand of secession—dollars and cents . have crumbled inte ashes—and now the Bostonians will not permit an Abolitioniat to wag his tongue in their streets, They arenow the loudest in” professions of love and . ‘sympathy for their southern brethren and in denunciation of the fanatics whom lately they bugged to their bosoms. There is not such another standard of American ethics as dollars and cents, and-notling more efficient and direct in clarifying American intellect. The pocket is the great regulator of the morals and polities of both north and south, and it, and it alone, is the potent principle that The Pacific Railroad, it is said, will unand the President cau not, possibly, have” any motive for vetoing it. With this railroad in prospect, California will net dream of disunion or a Pacific Republic, = There is very little miscellaneous news by . th -all-from Europe: Representatives have thé pony express un. ing « ‘Gdntract With ‘its proprietors. for the conveyance of dispatches. It is to be hoped, forthe sake of ‘the pony and of California, that such an arrangément will be-Soneimma: ted. A bad feeling is said to exist in New York city, a well as in Boston, between the and suti<bohtionists, which, it was feared, Would fesolve itself into demoncoming. sbmewhat frequent jg the eastern. sities, and monetary affairs, generally, are a good deul entangled ; all tending, in the éstipee ag of vool-headed men, to produce a: Wasttor Pack Teirbe~Tae Central says between one and two bundred heavily laden laden pack trains left Placera al pcaghthl wboult ethnic to keep . ’ . their neighbor-Lincoln among them as Tong . ‘South er ‘is out Seo eee ‘ebrated, by the firing of cannon, at Mobile} i in a dly way, 20 thdt he may be remembeted ; Washington, . Fresno and Marin counties are not included Mazatlan ; crew picked ap by bark A: Eldtemplated distribution ae ‘that € Wuiseuiad diss radokaw see the President ‘now, and put in his cléim ‘Wa pousible, for thus, in the fortunes.” penton é Sow IN THE 3 aun age OO they have experiéneed another snow storm with a heavy gale of wind. ‘The snow fell to . the depth of twenty-eight inches at this point, and three feet at the main summit, but will cause no detention of travel. Ex-Mayor Swan reports several snow-slides, one of . whieh carried with it the team of A. H. Hawley, a8 he was coming up the Lake _ Valley grade, and entirelycovered another team that was passing down. No lives lost, and but little damage done. The road from Straw. berry over to Carson” was ai chen ende and: sleighs running. ~te comers LANCOLN’s CaBIner.—A correspondent . 4) field, Til., Lineoln’s .place of residence, and who appears to speak by the card, says that no Proposition has, as yety,. been made to any one in connection with seats in his Cabinet, but that such will be mate within the next fortnight. Of the seven members, two will be from the Western states, one from Penn-. ‘sylvania, one from New England, and three from the Southern states. “Mark the prediction! The distribution is fixed, bat the per\sons are not yet agreed upon. ait STATE ScnooL Funp.—Mr. Moulder, Superintendent of Public Instruction, has furnished a statement. of the -semi-annuat, apportionment of the. State School Fund.— in the report. In the counties which have made-the proper returne, there are fifty-seven thousand, four hundred and seventy-one children between the. ages of eighteen and four years, and the apportionment gives them eighty-five cents each, or a total of -fortyeight thousand, eight hundred and ate dollars and thirty-five cents.a --RAILROAD AND Union.—W. B. Farwell, torsaviy one of the editors of the Alta, is now. in Washington, and corresponds with it. ‘He says, in a late letter : “The people of California have but one une of policy to pursue to secure the sage of the Pacific Railroad bill, ood Wel is is to be true and loyal to the Union. If they do this, I hazard nothing in: saying that the true representatives of the Union sentiments } mm both Houses of Congress will be trueto them, and will enact this measure into a law. But, let them run away with and indorse the wild notion of a Pacific on a 9 and a there is a long, Sorawell to, ™” railr; Heavy on THE RED-EYE BaptTists.— The Arkansas Baptist says: “We have known a Church of fifty members—male female—atunted and lean and lank on count of carrying year after year a drunkard! Count it as you may, one member with a halfgallon of ‘ red eye’ in him every day, is a heavier load for a Church to Garry than ree score and ten Samsons could stand wader: Every drunken ee ought to be turned out!” fod Hotpine FLUID STAKES. —A’ fellow on the race course was. staggering about with more liquor than he could carry. “ Hallo! what's the matter ndw !” saida person whom the inebriated individual had just ran against. ‘ Why, (bie) why, the fact is, a Tot of my friends have been betting the liquor on the race to-day, and they have got me to hold stakes.’ met wr Captain—Brev. Lieut Colonel—Jas. V. Bomford has been promoted to be Major of the Eighth Infantry, and ordered to Benicia, Lieut. Colonel Seawell, to be Colonel of . Second the Sixth Infantry, has been ordered. to the command of his regiméat at Benioja barracks, . California. “Tre schooner R. E. Raimond, from Acapuleo for San Blas, capsized near the port of r 4th of March, he wil be the making of their . from Strawberry Valley, Jan. Sth, states that. of the S:F. Bulletin, who writes from Spring. _ ak hited snk fp sft by aes sicians, and apparently had but a short time a sick person’s breath, resolved ‘man’s mouth was as dead as Julius Cesar. after only three or four breaths liad been. drawn ; the second lived ‘some time longer and died; the third lived about half un hour, i Ss ‘Gammase Déerosony The stibjoined editorial, from the last San Juan Hydraulic Press, exactly coineides with 6 ions, in regard to Chinese mendac “We think the Legislature of this State did a very wise thing when it cone yl an = forbidding the apy cael aC given as against a white man, The Ct Chinese . are idolators, having the fear of no ether than a wooden god before their eyes, very lax: in their general morality, and, to-sum it ina word, a nation of most unmitixated. liars.— The A speaks of one Ah Tuck, a resident of this place, who followed Si Ho to Marysville and had her arrested on a charge of stevligg B55 of of his mone a peter The case was The Appeal says : J Ah Tuck’s ona swore roundly as to ~y facts of the case, how he staid at Si Ho’s all night, and found himself minus $65 in the morning, and-Si Ho paid him back $40 ; and on the other hand, the friends of the frail China vessel swore, with, equal distinctness that Ah Tuck never came into Si Ho’s house, ner . ther he nor any of his witnesses. Now, how are.such scoundrels to be believed, who not only have no scruples about misrepresenting things ‘to white men, but swear falsely to defraud-and injure people of their own race ?.These_vermin_want.tobe winnowed out--drove out—or at least prevented hereafter from coming in. They are a terrible set of rascals.” SANDED Corron.—lIt is reported in mer“eantile circles East that foreign exchange to the amount of upward of ten million dollars, has within.afew months been returned upon Southern ports, on account of the frauds in cotton shipped therefrom. _arEEnenastans —— re MARRIED. own opina In Grass Valle ; 04 the 12th, wit., MW. megs to Miss Saran A. WHITING. In Grass Valley, on the 1st inst., CHARLES Cc. SMITH to Miss VERDIE VINEYARD. In Grass Valley, on the 7th inst, Mr J. L. JORDAN to Miss ELLA, daughter of G. W. Honn, all of the former place. ne * May love, health, wealth and joy, int beauty’s bloom Da avee thetee ees ln plessuee2 orin gloom.”’ to Miss M. S. BREwTon. Metropolitan Theatre. % THE CAMBRIAN SONGSTERS Have the honor-to announce to the public of Nevada, that their FULL CHOIR will appear at the above place, WEONES RAY EVENING, JAN. 9. Programme—Part First. The Sun's Ga Fall Choir M ae Valley Home, (wit). Guitars =

d ‘ Mrs. and Mies Jones The Ma -Mesers. J. O., D. Ri & F. Jones Willie, we, have Missed You.,.Mrs. & Miss Jones How Sweet the Joy...sceccsccccshsccues hoir Three Blind Mice: Noccowde Ons D. R. and F. Jones Twilight Dews.. was oseese rs. ane BEOGE T MEME Ce Bebe. dy 005. keke cseicesoens . ese ba 8 etreat gas vA were in Cool Gro ee ceecenes 88 Jones Se eeeee +» DR . Rain on the Roo: owl Or a hoe” Tahelirerre erie eae md Miss Jones, John O. and D. R. Jones Suke “of CHHENBCO,.... MS. iid Miss Jones ase A STATE 0.00 htts-ecmes Mra, and Miss Jones e Banks of the Old Mohawk.. Mra. and’ Miss Jones The Mariner Loves o’er the Waters to roam, Choir We’reall Nodding.......000. ites Ace Choir LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT . FO COME “OFF ON OR ABOUT FEBRUARY 18th, 1861. ‘TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. Fieaumelod WATCH, Chun Sealy Rey ane Cha a, Seal ‘ Priae—Ladies’ Dressing Gown. Third Prizco—Ladies’ Velvet et Ah es nf Pr Prize—La eee a aig al a ae hth Pin, orang on chine cha. aby come teenth and il ae File cin ee handsome : ‘Sixteenth Prize—Gentleman’s ° . * [ee nee eer seme conversation: selelivg: to} rs to J. M. Hamitten & Ce) inhaling ; 'te teat. ‘The firut frog placed at the dying In Grass Valley, on the 30th ult, T. C. DuVAL pee J anuary 3,1861-tf “% PAIRING aND BOOK BENDING done in R = Orders oe: in the mount ga do ¥ a call and exNevada, December ie mie A Great Reduction in the PRICES OF LIKENESSES !! . CONSIDERATION OF THE HARD times and also for. the opportunity of seins: all the Tickets in my Raffle before the ist of Fe ruary, I am determined to reduce. my prices for Lixenesses 25 per cent. om. the ist of aeaerd 1861." FE an eontinue to take as eias picture. as can be taken in any part of aliforni, in all kinds of weather. will only (with one ticket in my Raffle for every dollar ested ip pictures) the same-price as = have done before without axate. Life-size Photog raphs, framed and Painted, only $16., With Sixteen Tickets, and every-—other. picture reduced in = samg ratio. I "tate of senate a hew proces-of Coking ~ oy which: enables me to finish them in the BEST and MOST. DURABLE STYLE of the art. With chances to win splendsd Prizes. No-one Me éver missthe time or hind oo seceny Ov eneen Call in and see a io 1-tf A. LIE SRT, 88 88 Broad street. LIEBERT’S RAFFLE. WING TO THE FACT THAT Mr. C. W. Youn: come off, and inclemency of the wether at sift Entertainment until = . Tuesday, February 12th, 1961. P. Those who wish to purchase Tickets tan do so by calling on me at Gallery, on Brosd street. YOUNG AMERICA SALOON, No.-55 Pine Street, Nevada. DAN. MALOY AND HARVY MILLS, Riretie IETORS. this Saleen. well . W = the FINEST WINES, “97° Come and see for yourselves ! anit . SELECT SCHOOL ~-FOR— Yeung Ladies and Gentlemen. . __ Head of Broad Street, Nevada. > Be “FR.DEAL, A; Woes vscicvcssssass Principal. JANKTTA ras 5 rt Ramee «+++ Assistant. ‘HIS SCHOOL will commence on MONDAY J January 7th. 1861. ~ Young Gent Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS : Pri Studies, per month...:. eecens 400 English Branches and Mathematics Stantcoud 500 FMR an 6arns Feb Gis Khas case cthack evvssesess 100 Greek. ssaseeececceee 100 Frénéh eee se eddenodee 200 GOPMAR i aise Sis Si ses ce ceseeseusesess Seeeeess 300+ SEAMLESS CAPs, Now Selling at 75 Cents apiece, At Cheap John’s, mre In, F. X. Kast, Agent of A. Seiberlich, of Philadelphia, Beot and Shoe Manufacterer, . Warehouse 75 and 77 eet ge ms . Street, south~ Constantly on mane tare eo a ‘iar a assorted stock o Gentlemen x ses and Children’s wear superior te aye ‘Also, French Calf Boot ak ae 2 Feomee " nt a FRANK A. LEONARD, FP sok Bindes a neat and substantial manner. icted. Office, opposite Geo "8, on Com mercial street, next Jd Mayers & Coe’s— ime ee Bee v9 ' JOHN L. canent: COUNTY SURVEY¥oR. Orders for S rveving strictly attended fice at the Court Hones: ; to 4 Nevada, Sept. 6.-tf subscriber { tion of a “NOW ISTHE T{ME TO-HAVE PICTURES . "s Gitt Entertainment is .soen to . . ' the ibe prea time, I have determined to postpone. : State, as r ‘mento and Marysville. . wew eis uae ase State and County Securities at the. ites eotived, Coffections made and transact A, een —— business. ‘California Cured Bacon Hams , "e SHOULDERS S_AND LARD. iD FAMILIES toa. Bacon, at Shoulders, and Lard,. In.Cans, ete.; manufactured by him. from. chiles CORN FED HOGS, at his establishment, on the nae reas Valley and Ney: oneaa from the l latter place. Having omh 1,000 CAREFULLY SELECTED HOGs, He is enabled to.offer to the Trade, and inhabitants of. Grass Valley, Nevada and the’ upper country, a very choice article of the above kinds, warranted sweet, and on terms ae bre attention. Kr A. MALLISTER, Agent; Nevada. 419-tf iP"GO AND SEE THE = Great, Improvement of this Age! s. HOWARD’s NEW IMPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE Sewing Machines for sale at reduced prices Haring’ ‘a number on hand, he wil) sell cheap fer Also, a good supply of Hose, Wagon Covers, rnd the best article of Hhse’ Twine, direct from the Atlautic States. 4,000 Yurds of Ready-Made Hose !, of different sizes, to accommodate the miners of Nevada and the su ding bigs. List of Priolize 2 TEE Saclay eer pe Men sewed with four seams, which will stand 75 feet pressure, single. 20 cts per yard for sewing s— LAWRENCE — HYDRAULIC PILOT, 60 cts OR EUREKA 63 S-Orseiccevees cece 51 ets BD. conevcccreses 53 4Oiivencescevecce 55 BHOins ccciccsses #57 6-0. 2006 beteceves 60 ToDo cacseviovcces 65 * J BDoveccccvmssces 68 ©, cnceccnecece 73 AOD. 60 scenccee ra His appeal is to the miners! ! Give him a liberal portion of patronage ; he will pl himself as a man to work u great revelution throughout the 8 cheapness of hose, ete Go to his place of business and examine the work performed by Place uf business, No. 34 ‘Mai in street, Nevada. di5-tf— In Whartenby’s fireCc. W. MULFORD. © Na H. HAGADORE At their Old Stand, Main-Street, Nevada. OLD og vied a ht at the hest Rates Sigh on henrusneut bee maton eo RE nna nen S. Branch Mint for Py ay y Colas, and advances madeon the same “Count any is Hagen hardy at the highest market rates. CHABLES w. Youna, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, J ewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Pancy Goeds. Kelsey’: Block, = Commercial Street : : : : : : Near Pine. . y aaa w. a Banker. In the Gran'te Build'ng, Broad Street, Nevada. SOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest Market Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust forwarded for Assay oF for Coinage atthe U.S it Checks on San Franciseo and Sacra ate r. Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the thea pe Rates. Coilections made, and State and County Securities purchased at the highest Market “value. sep7-tf COUNTY ry SCRIP. CENTS WILL, BE GIVEN TO ; any one in purchasing Mose at my place. am pleased to inform the citizens of M avile, Sacramento, Dutch Flut and Placerville t in afew wevks I shall have one of m INPROVED HYDRAULIC HOSE SEWING MACHINES established in each of the above named places. itt 8. HOWARD. oe our, Im AFTER ¥ou! A™ THOSE INDY ‘DF BTED TO ME ARE “1 now notified that their _accow wilt be eid in the hends of a collecting o: if setements are not soon — On: dan. Ist, 1861, 1 # sign Seliinn . reek for culate Those fist: mp re en sarees pais 66 <— a : to call the Attenat Mes Briss ox ale Watches Bisel gan Repaived and Jewelry ' srt al All art ew Guanntene, RS Night omen. sew om & Thureday and. sdistday ny Evenings, at o’cloek. a = quan ing §