January 9, 1863 (4 pages)

fun Cowrest Next Yean.—The evi dences that the Demveracy of every stripe are orgasizing in this this State for a grand and decisive battle, during the present year. are many and-conclustve: The results of elec“been such-as te inapire the secresion sy=ps thizers. and their covert allies here with the and sive stale. ‘They bope to be able toclect mes to represeut California in the National Congrees and in.the State departmests whe can bee with the Vallandighems and the Wools of mones.or effort will _» pet be sptred to consummate theit fell pur~ pose. ‘The marshalling of forces for the sum mer campaige is siready begus. What do We shall not atieuspt to disguise whet sppears to us to be the truth. We say that the conflict will be a desperate, but decisive one, we believe, that the Administration wi!l be sustained by victury perching on the Unjoa banner. It must beso. The loysi men of California cannot sffurd to be overrun by the Philistines. The country cannet afford it. The necessities of the times consct allow it fiean party hes been gach as to repress the enthusiasm of many whe stood by the good cause in the early days.of evil report, and who bravely bore the brunt of battle in times of greatest peri. It is no uncommon erent te hear old Republicans reiste their hard eonflicts; how fearlessly and without regard to cost they bate #t06d up for the maintenance = ‘g sactifice; how disinterestedly they contended_for the right, caring nothing for public peli themecires, but bojrng the honors and exioluments of office would be so vestewed as to. reward ‘he faithtul and at ~<the sume time perpetuate the rule of « party a having the ceatral principles of justice, and They cémplain that those who eS hate and. beat of the day are thrust aside td-give: place to eleventh bour ‘men, who have dove nothing but rush at the soend of the gong for dipner. It is too true that the children’s mest hos n toe often are so many that séme of our old chiefs are material to make a purty of, because of its ie d for the men who rally at the sound of inner bell, but never betore. Look, say they, where the spoils are to be bad and see the impudence of those who were ‘recently aliens to the party, justling aside the old soldiers who were wounded in the fight but won the day. ‘They point te our Legis. lature and say, look at this man, «nd that, and that, and more, who have siandered and abused us in days agone, and only when beat. en and vatiquished and starved toextremity, ~ and when the loaves intervened between ‘them and principles, have they takea a step ‘ig the direction of the latter. The principle is established.in the party that the last and the: least should be the firat, and so our old. soldiers are invited and encouraged to stansloof, denounce and curse, when the elements of the present Union party are reorganized to fight the opposition, dtil the last minute, and then, it they can wuster the and dacity, rush. in and claim the oyster when others have opened the shell. — We hear a great deal of such talk, and there can be no doubt among politicians that it is in a great measure too true. A party can never hope to command enthus asin among its members by giving the late accretions _and_undue favoritism, any more than a Gen~ eral can command the respect of hie men by their neglect. The old Democratic party never or rarely bestowed an office upow any but the true and the tried, and that was the secret of its success, It offered few bids ers, but won the assistance of staunch men by holding out ths rewards of office to those who bad been persistent in party service. The rule, that the labofer is worthy of his “hire, is the true one in politics. The more . Jabor the _— wages is the principle, all other things being equal. The fact that this principle has rot been acted on, may weaken us somewhat in the coming conflict. In ordinary times it would be, perhaps, disastrous. But the great patriotic. interests involved ought to nerve us = a nll to, labor'to overthrow'the hosts af secesfinally, Let past neglects be forgotten in the paramount object of, were: the country on * enemies. : Bid The news of yesterday bas . come over the wipes that Vicksbarz is probtions in several of the Northern States bsve. the appearances in the political sky portend? -resclation, and finaly after” more “pettifogalr course pursued by the old Repubiple, when to do sn was a represch. bes money, friends ‘and power, and given to the dogs. The cases of auch action {ain to declare that the present porty support the Administration is not composed ot . . documents, were not delivered to-day, but I for the impudent importunities of new com-f Ratvortal Correspondence. Fer the Transcript a, «i Mr. Editor rant en opr '-% facugues, J ‘oe, 1953. ot! Sapyrorat wiesl tial popredeeticns ‘ably ours, and Murfreesboro assuredly s0,— Gen. Rosecrans proves te be ssother cort of . aan from Don Carlos Buell. His Dutch . blood ie“warmed by the fires of American pstrictism. He is alive General with a soul in him for hervie deeds. The fight before Morbut by superior generaiship it has resulted i. 4 a glorious rietory to our arms. The loss 1s . great, but success is cure That is dehght: . fal to know after hearing the many reports in the last f-w months of rebel raids and Federal repulses. Every Union man is intenecly arxicas ta Know if the Missiesippi is really opened at taat by the brilkent achieve. s ments of Gen. Sherman at Vicksburg. Let ji me-kaow that it is true and my hepes for the American Repiblie will-be more sanguine than_ever before. since this most accursed rebellion began. The Mississippi ours, and the day is not far distant when the old fiag will be weleomed back to every rood of its pxteraal soll. . ee The houses met to-dsy>and elected the caucus nowinees of last evening, ne one dissenting. Resolutioos indorsing the emancipation proclamation were introduced in both branches of the Legisisture:~ In the Senate some frivolous fault was found with the phraseology ofthe _resolutics, but it svon came to a vote when 31 ayes were. récorded in ite faver. In the other house a great many words were made by a “Constitutions! Democrat” against the ging than would satiata country jury sitting on a case involving ten bits, it was referred to's committee not yetinexistence. No doubt the resolutions will in good time puaé triumphantly; and thas will the people of California, through their chosen representatives in Legislature sasembled, arrsy themselves once again on the s'de of the Administrstion and bumadity and justice. ' Nothing further of importance has trenspired to-day. The Senstoria] pot i« bviling aa bard asever, but on the surface there is no unusual appearance. Brown came up on the boat this morning, adding the third candidate for the U.S. Senate to the list of those urging their claims i in person. He bas taken his position more ix medias res than his ¢ompetitors, having rovms about half way be tween the Orleans and the Capitol, which is supposed to give him the adyantage of tuking the members both ways Harvey Brewn is no ordinary man in a politics! contest. He gry use all with splendid effect for bimself when he sees a favorable opportunity. For some reason I do not understand, the Gavernor’s Message and the sccomparying “_ the will be given the houses to. morThey willbe all found very interesta “diimiasia, which the people should read and pay more attention to_than’ they have hitherto been:in the habit of doing. The peaple of. Sacramente have~ ‘taken a little pains to clear the crossings of sper fluous mud to-day, s» that me eifibers have a mere comfortable trip to the éapital and back than yesterday. The sky has cleared up: the news is first rate. Members are in good humor with themselves and everybody, and the talk of leaving for oth=r quarters . will probably-ead-in talk and nothing else, vet in view of the.approaching Sth, the celebration of breaking ground ow the Pacific R ailread, and the dedication in San Franeisco of!the Pioneers’ new Hall, it is possible that the Legisiatute may adjoura over from to morrow till Tuesday. I hope not Epvucation.—During the year 1850, according to the Inst census, 5,000,000 persons received instruction in the various educationalinstitutions in the Umted States—one fifth of the entire free population. The general government has given over 50,000,000 acres ofthe public domain, to the several States for educational purposes. “AT a rale of Government cotton’ at Philadelphia the prices ranged from sixty to sixtyeight-cents per pound THERE-is a railroad 14 miles in léngth, in New Zealand. which has a grade of 2,800 feet in that distance, TRE ieadienn body efa man was washed ashor? at Fort Point, near San Fresciete on the 28th ult. OVER fifteen Wander miles . of -teigraph have been constructed i ne ie Australia. GoLp at Richmond ie is quoted at 250 per . bl sckguatiism Journat, tiss been thatef. loathing conteaipt. . . And fram the manser in which it appears stamps the editor as sn endorser of those sentiments. Iti is wieless for biai to prevaricate for the ink’ is searce'y dry wherein he condemned as unworthy the dignity of a free ‘Prete to descead to low, resomous vulgarism. If be then uttered his trae sentiments, eerie 7 and that too. when be, at whom it is directed. is away. He says it—the-tsnguage— wight be more diguified “and genéle~ manly. It would kave been far more so in him if those charges were true. to have waited until the editor of the TaaxscrirT had returned, tien te hare reiterated and if necesry. substantiated them by proof, Bat keow ing thgen not to have the first blus) of truth be cowardly stabs whea his vicfim is away from his implements of defence. I but speak the sentiments of the community when I sar he has broken down the barrier which proteeted bims and stands in the open arena of “a challenge to-any of itschampions. Q IsPporTasT Questiox SeTTLen.—Hang, out the banners. bring forth.the tin borns., and let the world rejoice ! The Emaneipation Prociamation pa'es in importance with a rexed questing recently settied—the awarding of the Post-ffice advertising of Nevads. . Permitting our enthusiesm ta subside for a; moment we will endeavor to gite the reader trnglement st Nevads-really was. For sev. eral years the Demacrat.in a fearful spirit . of monoply, bas controled the’postal printing . of Nevads. But afew weeks since th Journal. the modest Jourzal. intimated ‘that its modesty had deterred it from reciting the Postoffice advertising, (letter list.) when it was réslly entitled to that immense’ source of revenne, having the largest circulation in the section embraced within the imits of the Nevada Postoffice. Well the Democrat folks began te shake at the knees: they felt the stusning effects of the Main street thanderer, and had “to come toa sight " for the pri-ting ef the letter ist. The Te anscuipT per. haps did not want the crumb; at any rate the sicacious Brawn did not sail inc The contest was between the Democrat and the Journal, and the former retains the Postoffice patronage ; beating its sprightly neighbor bs nearly one hundred pointa. “To give the r-ader an idea of the magnitude of the prize won by the Democrat, we mention the fact, on the authority of that paper, that its biil for advertising the letter list for the last qurter amounted to two doligrs and thirty. six eents.--G. ‘FS Netional. rare A log of eed lying w upon thé ‘spring grass, * wightier, by ite pressure against the hidden roots, than all the laws of growth! A larce bed of oysters, estimated by the fishermen at the value of about ‘£5,000 hss just been discovered about three miles off the mouta ef Da rtmeuth harbor, in England. ” A LADY aleovtiedn for sale, in a Southera paper, one baboon, three tabby cats. and “a parrot. She states thnt being married she has no ‘Grther use for them STHAMBOAT hands on the Missouri and Mississipp: rivers now receive fifty dollars per month. : vcaber of f the “Sahales Hereld tain tke following : We-regret that it was ‘nat our let to be present. Wwhen,on Monday last, District Attorney Johnsen presented tothe Hon Court of sessions; of this. county, a -eopy of the Federal Excise Law; requesting. the Court ta take judicial coynizance-of the fact that all lawyers are required te have a Federal license before they could legally be allowed to practee, adding that the di nity of the Court reqitired that the law shouldbe complied with. Quite a sensation: weare intormed, was for a time created, and loyal att .rhevs improved the first opportunity te apply to Collector Siddons for the necessary scrap of paper. One honorable gentleman, hewever, sprung the question of State's Rights, and the Judge took the matter under advisement. Arrivals at Nanonal Exchange Bread Street, Nevada. GEO. R&R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR cent premium, ae / JANUARY, 7, 1863 Dr Knox, San Fran .)Fordon, You Bet Capt Kidd, do JH San Jean NJ Chiop,~ do J Lenhar Alpha ~ J Hanna, do J Kelley, do MJUHydiayf, de 8 W Jens, do J Trask, a ~ AG Cal Hill TO Jackson, a0 ~~ -Dr Hall, Lake city. —-. > > wD, EP MoCurdy, . ao J Saylor. J Jewett, ~ do Mrs Bowers, SanF G Peek Sigcostt 5 B Daverport, rer ler, Blue Tent =e Withington, W’a ae 8 . Red Dog C Harrington, G Valley BF snell, do J Kelley, * do Mt Haydions, do SH . Moores Dias Ranch Mise M Bohanan,do —_ . M McDavett. D’ville TD MeGill, ~ do™"P William, You Bet . G Piooy, Washington some idea of whatthis Postoffice printing en-.}-‘Land skilfaily performed. Terms modcrate.Or (ders leit oe the ae s cheap for cash by ~ det KNOW YOU s5OoT the Fall and Winter Campaign has” Gomiiested in earnest ?—that f beneefortii a progressive and triumyhant war, ‘in the Clothing Department, will be ruccnentelly peunenyted: until oll She wood oud Gre ~* rest of mankind.” ‘are thoroughly eqaipped from head to toe, with Business Suits, Beot and Shoes, Hats and Caps, aid Purnishing Goods! Just received, and for Sale ot less than San. Francisco Prices. . at the old favorite place of resort, 4 S$. HAAS & €8., . or. of Fine and Commercial Sts., » Oct Hh. . SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. S we are determined to deooire: partnership. “A we will sell our enfir¢ tock of ‘Foreign and Domestic. Dry Goods, at San Franciseo Cost. Oar stock comprises every article connected with the trade. Gur Domesticand Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed im this city. We sell at LoW PRICES, and are determined not to be undersold by any house in Nevada. eH a call. del7 . HORWITZ & CO. G.W.KIDD, C.-C. ‘LEAVITT, dl it. HANSON. A. H. HANSON & CO., ‘@) UCCESSORS, To T. ELLARD BEANS > & Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Grocéries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver. Mining 5S Frroad _ Street, Nevada, -Ge7 eet bn Shae delivered 1 Free, vf Charge. Read pam tio Papers!! AND PERIODICALS ! Ifye would know all about the “War. E ' Re aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at — a. P. CHURCH & CO’S. egos tad Peete Store, Cor. of Pine and a Pa t —UNION HOTEL re roarty Iles F House, Nevada.” Three Story Fire-Proof Hirick. % Beard per RE cares loses ee sponses $1,50 Give mea call. B. 8. STARR, a zad—tf prieter. —— se ~ PLANTING, PRUNINC Ana Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry; and Plain and .Urnamental Gardering ! } HE subeseriber-offers his services to the citizens of Nevadain any of theabove ecg with the assurance that the work will bo we! Ex Holmes, fruit, deater, . Commercial street, and at the office of the “Tranecrigt a and of the Journal, will receive prompt atten Nevada, Dee. 29, 18@—tf THOS. A. A. SMITH. FOR SALE! IN LOTS TO SUIT. ‘ BAGE Fates es ice ae 250 Mats China Rice. 25 Cases China Nat Oil. 25 Firkins No. iTable Batter. 50 Bags, A. 1—Bedega —_— 100 Bexes Candies, Withafew other articles, = will be sold HIXSON. 75 reat st . Nevada: CALL AND SEE US! E are receiving a large stock of Staple Goods, which we will sell te the trade lower than any house in the meantains' If you duobt it, conde and see see. a.M. HIXSON, i) Broad st., Nevada CHARTRES COFFEE.” Steam Mills for Coflee & Spices Ge. VENARD, OULD tt ype his many castomers ithe pu ly that he has moved into his new Brick » No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his Steam Machines he will be ableto fill ata moment’s notice. -He will contige a intone to re “he kind of [ and he will mark every. package an i name te prevent counterfeits and rth atm FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the = that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, See tables, Coffee, Case Geeds, Fruit, _ Newada. / JOSEPH with To] . “SiLK HOUSE! ROBERTS & a, san FRAN CTSCO, ~~ IMPORTERS or— ‘silks, Velvets, (Fancy Dress’ Goods, . (Gleaks, Mantillas, Shawls. Embroideries, Hosiery, New and Fashionable ‘Goods recetred from PARIS and NEW YORE, by every Sttamer All orders entrusted tows by eur. LADY F RIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY . will be promptly attended to. Gels 2m. a § PENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CIiTy, CAL. = Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevadu City CYTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Mathinery of every description. Quartz Machimery constructed fitted’ up or repaired. All kinds ef Build. . Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt: and Bark Mile: Horse er and Car Wheet«. Ail orders filled promptly. and at a8 1uW rates as any estaplish mentin Sacramento or San ¥ranciscu—freigh Feb 6+tf _ SEUGH & THOM, GEO. A. WEAVER, } J. W. CLARK, Nevada. § . San Francisco: _ No. 59 Broad Strect. " HOLESALE ana retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS ~ MINING TOOLS. &c., &e. Have taken the Stand fornierly oceupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be im constant receipt ofa comImost mablerates for ©ASH. A portion of he Pubiic Patronage solicited. x7 G delivered freeef charge. 4% on ee EAVER «& Co. Nevada. 318th 1862 s as BROAD STREET. NEVADA, ar Prescriptions earefully compounded. £$ ST. PATRICK’S BALL! S TUESDAY; MARCH 17th; 18623: Mesers. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLINWould Ad hereby give motien that Gey Will give ® Grand Social + at Temperance Hall. . ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th “> The public is respectfully imvited to at Nevada, Jan. Sth. 1863. CIGAR EMPORIUM ! Jo, 31 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. “ KECEIVED THIS DAY FINES HA A Of the Most Approuved Brands oe ~~ Alse, the best Assortments ete HARD CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco !!! A. R. JENKINS. ‘PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS ‘METHOD or Prociaiming . te the Wert aT — : MISCELLA EovuSs BOOKS, @F EVERY DESCRIPTIONCan be obtained at LOW RATES. at A. P.CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Piné and Broad Sts-, Neveds. A. P. CHURCH & CO. nes a large stock of Blank Beets cal Instruments, si Bool -_ Stock of Goods, Which.will.b4 .sold.at.. ‘BATES & ‘McOORMIOK, a Wholesale Druggi sts,~ BEltiger Camp, last 0 appearan *. maven Wed ing his -pureu which is sift send Key's} cere beliesebe attacked. ehildren wet parricades v of the fore; We are-un jitention-te: ta invade tt they should offense is e¢ he cannotes te Isn't ‘and editor a othereditor vourself bet would ansW ister aud ca me and I ca hence toar fice, all ye te The conclusion . ing etlarge . up. his mind on his tram forthem. going down dog that wi without lie out ahd Kill wedo knoy Tue Nor wiry numbe odieal, the . received, Renito Ja Mexico. _ DisTRIC Simmons, . and plainti MeCorm dissolve in Shultz sy junetion he til further _Court a ” EPILEP: ‘athe cor day-afte¥n: about one cover, ‘WE put responden this-cityAlso, ex tional tha others vie lious squil on Wedne Unpre astray Ni tally saw lishes a } —Union, in vada Tr soul must « scurrile editor, in’ fitional fi republish from tow mtended. . been ther monions . this, whic mble am Waite w have eve the Jours His-¥; * Journal ‘dedly the on the ec eertion t of the go pect virt and in 1 brilliancy hounce t Conseque tably suy

fun Cowrest Next Yean.—The evi dences that the Demveracy of every stripe are orgasizing in this this State for a grand and decisive battle, during the present year. are many and-conclustve: The results of elec“been such-as te inapire the secresion sy=ps thizers. and their covert allies here with the and sive stale. ‘They bope to be able toclect mes to represeut California in the National Congrees and in.the State departmests whe can bee with the Vallandighems and the Wools of mones.or effort will _» pet be sptred to consummate theit fell pur~ pose. ‘The marshalling of forces for the sum mer campaige is siready begus. What do We shall not atieuspt to disguise whet sppears to us to be the truth. We say that the conflict will be a desperate, but decisive one, we believe, that the Administration wi!l be sustained by victury perching on the Unjoa banner. It must beso. The loysi men of California cannot sffurd to be overrun by the Philistines. The country cannet afford it. The necessities of the times consct allow it fiean party hes been gach as to repress the enthusiasm of many whe stood by the good cause in the early days.of evil report, and who bravely bore the brunt of battle in times of greatest peri. It is no uncommon erent te hear old Republicans reiste their hard eonflicts; how fearlessly and without regard to cost they bate #t06d up for the maintenance = ‘g sactifice; how disinterestedly they contended_for the right, caring nothing for public peli themecires, but bojrng the honors and exioluments of office would be so vestewed as to. reward ‘he faithtul and at ~<the sume time perpetuate the rule of « party a having the ceatral principles of justice, and They cémplain that those who eS hate and. beat of the day are thrust aside td-give: place to eleventh bour ‘men, who have dove nothing but rush at the soend of the gong for dipner. It is too true that the children’s mest hos n toe often are so many that séme of our old chiefs are material to make a purty of, because of its ie d for the men who rally at the sound of inner bell, but never betore. Look, say they, where the spoils are to be bad and see the impudence of those who were ‘recently aliens to the party, justling aside the old soldiers who were wounded in the fight but won the day. ‘They point te our Legis. lature and say, look at this man, «nd that, and that, and more, who have siandered and abused us in days agone, and only when beat. en and vatiquished and starved toextremity, ~ and when the loaves intervened between ‘them and principles, have they takea a step ‘ig the direction of the latter. The principle is established.in the party that the last and the: least should be the firat, and so our old. soldiers are invited and encouraged to stansloof, denounce and curse, when the elements of the present Union party are reorganized to fight the opposition, dtil the last minute, and then, it they can wuster the and dacity, rush. in and claim the oyster when others have opened the shell. — We hear a great deal of such talk, and there can be no doubt among politicians that it is in a great measure too true. A party can never hope to command enthus asin among its members by giving the late accretions _and_undue favoritism, any more than a Gen~ eral can command the respect of hie men by their neglect. The old Democratic party never or rarely bestowed an office upow any but the true and the tried, and that was the secret of its success, It offered few bids ers, but won the assistance of staunch men by holding out ths rewards of office to those who bad been persistent in party service. The rule, that the labofer is worthy of his “hire, is the true one in politics. The more . Jabor the _— wages is the principle, all other things being equal. The fact that this principle has rot been acted on, may weaken us somewhat in the coming conflict. In ordinary times it would be, perhaps, disastrous. But the great patriotic. interests involved ought to nerve us = a nll to, labor'to overthrow'the hosts af secesfinally, Let past neglects be forgotten in the paramount object of, were: the country on * enemies. : Bid The news of yesterday bas . come over the wipes that Vicksbarz is probtions in several of the Northern States bsve. the appearances in the political sky portend? -resclation, and finaly after” more “pettifogalr course pursued by the old Repubiple, when to do sn was a represch. bes money, friends ‘and power, and given to the dogs. The cases of auch action {ain to declare that the present porty support the Administration is not composed ot . . documents, were not delivered to-day, but I for the impudent importunities of new com-f Ratvortal Correspondence. Fer the Transcript a, «i Mr. Editor rant en opr '-% facugues, J ‘oe, 1953. ot! Sapyrorat wiesl tial popredeeticns ‘ably ours, and Murfreesboro assuredly s0,— Gen. Rosecrans proves te be ssother cort of . aan from Don Carlos Buell. His Dutch . blood ie“warmed by the fires of American pstrictism. He is alive General with a soul in him for hervie deeds. The fight before Morbut by superior generaiship it has resulted i. 4 a glorious rietory to our arms. The loss 1s . great, but success is cure That is dehght: . fal to know after hearing the many reports in the last f-w months of rebel raids and Federal repulses. Every Union man is intenecly arxicas ta Know if the Missiesippi is really opened at taat by the brilkent achieve. s ments of Gen. Sherman at Vicksburg. Let ji me-kaow that it is true and my hepes for the American Repiblie will-be more sanguine than_ever before. since this most accursed rebellion began. The Mississippi ours, and the day is not far distant when the old fiag will be weleomed back to every rood of its pxteraal soll. . ee The houses met to-dsy>and elected the caucus nowinees of last evening, ne one dissenting. Resolutioos indorsing the emancipation proclamation were introduced in both branches of the Legisisture:~ In the Senate some frivolous fault was found with the phraseology ofthe _resolutics, but it svon came to a vote when 31 ayes were. récorded in ite faver. In the other house a great many words were made by a “Constitutions! Democrat” against the ging than would satiata country jury sitting on a case involving ten bits, it was referred to's committee not yetinexistence. No doubt the resolutions will in good time puaé triumphantly; and thas will the people of California, through their chosen representatives in Legislature sasembled, arrsy themselves once again on the s'de of the Administrstion and bumadity and justice. ' Nothing further of importance has trenspired to-day. The Senstoria] pot i« bviling aa bard asever, but on the surface there is no unusual appearance. Brown came up on the boat this morning, adding the third candidate for the U.S. Senate to the list of those urging their claims i in person. He bas taken his position more ix medias res than his ¢ompetitors, having rovms about half way be tween the Orleans and the Capitol, which is supposed to give him the adyantage of tuking the members both ways Harvey Brewn is no ordinary man in a politics! contest.. He gry use all with splendid effect for bimself when he sees a favorable opportunity. For some reason I do not understand, the Gavernor’s Message and the sccomparying “_ the will be given the houses to. morThey willbe all found very interesta “diimiasia, which the people should read and pay more attention to_than’ they have hitherto been:in the habit of doing. The peaple of. Sacramente have~ ‘taken a little pains to clear the crossings of sper fluous mud to-day, s» that me eifibers have a mere comfortable trip to the éapital and back than yesterday. The sky has cleared up: the news is first rate. Members are in good humor with themselves and everybody, and the talk of leaving for oth=r quarters . will probably-ead-in talk and nothing else, vet in view of the.approaching Sth, the celebration of breaking ground ow the Pacific R ailread, and the dedication in San Franeisco of!the Pioneers’ new Hall, it is possible that the Legisiatute may adjoura over from to morrow till Tuesday. I hope not Epvucation.—During the year 1850, according to the Inst census, 5,000,000 persons received instruction in the various educationalinstitutions in the Umted States—one fifth of the entire free population. The general government has given over 50,000,000 acres ofthe public domain, to the several States for educational purposes. “AT a rale of Government cotton’ at Philadelphia the prices ranged from sixty to sixtyeight-cents per pound THERE-is a railroad 14 miles in léngth, in New Zealand. which has a grade of 2,800 feet in that distance, TRE ieadienn body efa man was washed ashor? at Fort Point, near San Fresciete on the 28th ult. OVER fifteen Wander miles . of -teigraph have been constructed i ne ie Australia. GoLp at Richmond ie is quoted at 250 per . bl sckguatiism Journat, tiss been thatef. loathing conteaipt. . . And fram the manser in which it appears stamps the editor as sn endorser of those sentiments. Iti is wieless for biai to prevaricate for the ink’ is searce'y dry wherein he condemned as unworthy the dignity of a free ‘Prete to descead to low, resomous vulgarism. If be then uttered his trae sentiments, eerie 7 and that too. when be, at whom it is directed. is away. He says it—the-tsnguage— wight be more diguified “and genéle~ manly. It would kave been far more so in him if those charges were true. to have waited until the editor of the TaaxscrirT had returned, tien te hare reiterated and if necesry. substantiated them by proof, Bat keow ing thgen not to have the first blus) of truth be cowardly stabs whea his vicfim is away from his implements of defence. I but speak the sentiments of the community when I sar he has broken down the barrier which proteeted bims and stands in the open arena of “a challenge to-any of itschampions. Q IsPporTasT Questiox SeTTLen.—Hang, out the banners. bring forth.the tin borns., and let the world rejoice ! The Emaneipation Prociamation pa'es in importance with a rexed questing recently settied—the awarding of the Post-ffice advertising of Nevads. . Permitting our enthusiesm ta subside for a; moment we will endeavor to gite the reader trnglement st Nevads-really was. For sev. eral years the Demacrat.in a fearful spirit . of monoply, bas controled the’postal printing . of Nevads. But afew weeks since th Journal. the modest Jourzal. intimated ‘that its modesty had deterred it from reciting the Postoffice advertising, (letter list.) when it was réslly entitled to that immense’ source of revenne, having the largest circulation in the section embraced within the imits of the Nevada Postoffice. Well the Democrat folks began te shake at the knees: they felt the stusning effects of the Main street thanderer, and had “to come toa sight " for the pri-ting ef the letter ist. The Te anscuipT per. haps did not want the crumb; at any rate the sicacious Brawn did not sail inc The contest was between the Democrat and the Journal, and the former retains the Postoffice patronage ; beating its sprightly neighbor bs nearly one hundred pointa. “To give the r-ader an idea of the magnitude of the prize won by the Democrat, we mention the fact, on the authority of that paper, that its biil for advertising the letter list for the last qurter amounted to two doligrs and thirty. six eents.--G. ‘FS Netional. rare A log of eed lying w upon thé ‘spring grass, * wightier, by ite pressure against the hidden roots, than all the laws of growth! A larce bed of oysters, estimated by the fishermen at the value of about ‘£5,000 hss just been discovered about three miles off the mouta ef Da rtmeuth harbor, in England. ” A LADY aleovtiedn for sale, in a Southera paper, one baboon, three tabby cats. and “a parrot. She states thnt being married she has no ‘Grther use for them STHAMBOAT hands on the Missouri and Mississipp: rivers now receive fifty dollars per month. : vcaber of f the “Sahales Hereld tain tke following : We-regret that it was ‘nat our let to be present. Wwhen,on Monday last, District Attorney Johnsen presented tothe Hon Court of sessions; of this. county, a -eopy of the Federal Excise Law; requesting. the Court ta take judicial coynizance-of the fact that all lawyers are required te have a Federal license before they could legally be allowed to practee, adding that the di nity of the Court reqitired that the law shouldbe complied with. Quite a sensation: weare intormed, was for a time created, and loyal att .rhevs improved the first opportunity te apply to Collector Siddons for the necessary scrap of paper. One honorable gentleman, hewever, sprung the question of State's Rights, and the Judge took the matter under advisement. Arrivals at Nanonal Exchange Bread Street, Nevada. GEO. R&R. LANCASTER. PROPRIETOR cent premium, ae / JANUARY, 7, 1863 Dr Knox, San Fran .)Fordon, You Bet Capt Kidd, do JH San Jean NJ Chiop,~ do J Lenhar Alpha ~ J Hanna, do J Kelley, do MJUHydiayf, de 8 W Jens, do J Trask, a ~ AG Cal Hill TO Jackson, a0 ~~ -Dr Hall, Lake city. —-. > > wD, EP MoCurdy, . ao J Saylor. J Jewett, ~ do Mrs Bowers, SanF G Peek Sigcostt 5 B Daverport, rer ler, Blue Tent =e Withington, W’a ae 8 . Red Dog C Harrington, G Valley BF snell, do J Kelley, * do Mt Haydions, do SH . Moores Dias Ranch Mise M Bohanan,do —_ . M McDavett. D’ville TD MeGill, ~ do™"P William, You Bet . G Piooy, Washington some idea of whatthis Postoffice printing en-.}-‘Land skilfaily performed. Terms modcrate..Or (ders leit oe the ae s cheap for cash by ~ det KNOW YOU s5OoT the Fall and Winter Campaign has” Gomiiested in earnest ?—that f

beneefortii a progressive and triumyhant war, ‘in the Clothing Department, will be ruccnentelly peunenyted: until oll She wood oud Gre ~* rest of mankind.” ‘are thoroughly eqaipped from head to toe, with Business Suits, Beot and Shoes, Hats and Caps, aid Purnishing Goods! Just received, and for Sale ot less than San. Francisco Prices. . at the old favorite place of resort, 4 S$. HAAS & €8., . or. of Fine and Commercial Sts., » Oct Hh. . SELLING OFF! SELLING OFF! ! No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada. S we are determined to deooire: partnership. “A we will sell our enfir¢ tock of ‘Foreign and Domestic. Dry Goods, at San Franciseo Cost. Oar stock comprises every article connected with the trade. Gur Domesticand Fancy Dry Goods is unsurpassed im this city. We sell at LoW PRICES, and are determined not to be undersold by any house in Nevada. eH a call. del7 . HORWITZ & CO. G.W.KIDD, C.-C. ‘LEAVITT, dl it. HANSON. A. H. HANSON & CO., ‘@) UCCESSORS, To T. ELLARD BEANS > & Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Grocéries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver. Mining 5S Frroad _ Street, Nevada, -Ge7 eet bn Shae delivered 1 Free, vf Charge. Read pam tio Papers!! AND PERIODICALS ! Ifye would know all about the “War. E ' Re aloud! and let your friends know they can get them all at — a. P. CHURCH & CO’S. egos tad Peete Store, Cor. of Pine and a Pa t —UNION HOTEL re roarty Iles F House, Nevada.” Three Story Fire-Proof Hirick. % Beard per RE cares loses ee sponses $1,50 Give mea call. B. 8. STARR, a zad—tf prieter. —— se ~ PLANTING, PRUNINC Ana Training Fruit and Shade Trees, Grape Vines, Small Fruits and Strawberry; and Plain and .Urnamental Gardering ! } HE subeseriber-offers his services to the citizens of Nevadain any of theabove ecg with the assurance that the work will bo we! Ex Holmes, fruit, deater, . Commercial street, and at the office of the “Tranecrigt a and of the Journal, will receive prompt atten Nevada, Dee. 29, 18@—tf THOS. A. A. SMITH. FOR SALE! IN LOTS TO SUIT. ‘ BAGE Fates es ice ae 250 Mats China Rice. 25 Cases China Nat Oil. 25 Firkins No. iTable Batter. 50 Bags, A. 1—Bedega —_— 100 Bexes Candies, Withafew other articles, = will be sold HIXSON. 75 reat st . Nevada: CALL AND SEE US! E are receiving a large stock of Staple Goods, which we will sell te the trade lower than any house in the meantains' If you duobt it, conde and see see. a.M. HIXSON, i) Broad st., Nevada CHARTRES COFFEE.” Steam Mills for Coflee & Spices Ge. VENARD, OULD tt ype his many castomers ithe pu ly that he has moved into his new Brick » No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his Steam Machines he will be ableto fill ata moment’s notice. -He will contige a intone to re “he kind of [ and he will mark every. package an i name te prevent counterfeits and rth atm FAMILY GROCERY STORE! A. BARUH, No. 17 Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the = that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, See tables, Coffee, Case Geeds, Fruit, _ Newada. / JOSEPH with To] . “SiLK HOUSE! ROBERTS & a, san FRAN CTSCO, ~~ IMPORTERS or— ‘silks, Velvets, (Fancy Dress’ Goods, . (Gleaks, Mantillas, Shawls. Embroideries, Hosiery, New and Fashionable ‘Goods recetred from PARIS and NEW YORE, by every Sttamer All orders entrusted tows by eur. LADY F RIENDS in NEVADA COUNTY . will be promptly attended to. Gels 2m. a § PENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CIiTy, CAL. = Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, Spring Street, Nevadu City CYTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUILT to order. Castings and Mathinery of every description. Quartz Machimery constructed fitted’ up or repaired. All kinds ef Build. . Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt: and Bark Mile: Horse er and Car Wheet«. Ail orders filled promptly. and at a8 1uW rates as any estaplish mentin Sacramento or San ¥ranciscu—freigh Feb 6+tf _ SEUGH & THOM, GEO. A. WEAVER, } J. W. CLARK, Nevada. § . San Francisco: _ No. 59 Broad Strect. " HOLESALE ana retail, dealers in GRO CERIES, PROVISIONS. SHELF GOODS ~ MINING TOOLS. &c., &e. Have taken the Stand fornierly oceupied by WEAVER & NEWMAN, and will be im constant receipt ofa comImost mablerates for ©ASH. A portion of he Pubiic Patronage solicited. x7 G delivered freeef charge. 4% on ee EAVER «& Co. Nevada. 318th 1862 s as BROAD STREET. NEVADA, ar Prescriptions earefully compounded. £$ ST. PATRICK’S BALL! S TUESDAY; MARCH 17th; 18623: Mesers. THOS. WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLINWould Ad hereby give motien that Gey Will give ® Grand Social + at Temperance Hall. . ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th “> The public is respectfully imvited to at Nevada, Jan. Sth. 1863. CIGAR EMPORIUM ! Jo, 31 33, 35 and 37, Broad Street, NEVADA CITY. “ KECEIVED THIS DAY FINES HA A Of the Most Approuved Brands oe ~~ Alse, the best Assortments ete HARD CUT, FINE CUT, And Smoking Tobacco !!! A. R. JENKINS. ‘PROCLAMATION : WE TAKE THIS ‘METHOD or Prociaiming . te the Wert aT — : MISCELLA EovuSs BOOKS, @F EVERY DESCRIPTIONCan be obtained at LOW RATES. at A. P.CHURCH & CO. Cor. of Piné and Broad Sts-, Neveds. A. P. CHURCH & CO. nes a large stock of Blank Beets cal Instruments, si Bool -_ Stock of Goods, Which..will.b4 .sold.at... ‘BATES & ‘McOORMIOK, a Wholesale Druggi sts,~ BEltiger Camp, last 0 appearan *. maven Wed ing his -pureu which is sift send Key's} cere beliesebe attacked. ehildren wet parricades v of the fore; We are-un jitention-te: ta invade tt they should offense is e¢ he cannotes te Isn't ‘and editor a othereditor vourself bet would ansW ister aud ca me and I ca hence toar fice, all ye te The conclusion . ing etlarge . up. his mind on his tram forthem. going down dog that wi without lie out ahd Kill wedo knoy Tue Nor wiry numbe odieal, the . received, Renito Ja Mexico.. _ DisTRIC Simmons, . and plainti MeCorm dissolve in Shultz sy junetion he til further _Court a ” EPILEP: ‘athe cor day-afte¥n: about one cover, ‘WE put responden this-cityAlso, ex tional tha others vie lious squil on Wedne Unpre astray Ni tally saw lishes a } —Union, in vada Tr soul must « scurrile editor, in’ fitional fi republish from tow mtended. . been ther monions . this, whic mble am Waite w have eve the Jours His-¥; * Journal ‘dedly the on the ec eertion t of the go pect virt and in 1 brilliancy hounce t Conseque tably suy