July 25, 1861 (4 pages)

ete, No. 1, i y 1861, LLARS itd ‘to at. 8 will dy the moat up in the Jy23-td TORE j Hotel, OE M TH TALLEY. ey. have ce, where "erat ) SHOES, » Bte. ‘O His and warjyi7-tf RE, ; NOW . selected d Demesn N.Y. ade, excelled. ew York ms rietors. 8 respect: ne pa, x experi» athetan nd no ef {LOR pleasant TABLE . plied with the best qual ie r Nevada, d returns N Cigars *aleon Orde 1 > [= TOR. R 0 : ? We Tl Pas “ entirely m of the © a eu l ied BAR wil je6-tf_ oR, . Street, ‘pEALere. Laat eto order m7-tf Ee, Fruite. ‘eed, KIND. rates {0° harge oy ads. a for se ay-tt : . . We are indebted for the following item, and # ~ other Grass Valley intelligence, to our clever abies ates wa Farat Accwwext av Grass VaLiey — “ "“ gOME MATTERS. pisorDERLY.—Uncle Sam had better call ig the services of hie California volunteers; for the-sery causes which make some of them very worthless citizens, would undoubtedly make them capital soldiers. One of them focked in the calaboose a few evenings ago, for disorderly conduct,” and én officer Knorr going to pay hina his respects in his new quarters, night befere-last, -he-found-the son of Mars missing. On examining the in~térior-of his laxurious quarters he found that whole had been cut thréugh the floor, which 3g about a foot above ground, by means of an ax6, which had-been handed the prisoner from . outside, and on further examination, found the bold warrior under the floor,’ hid body in ‘ghorizontal position, busily employed in re.’ moving dirt enough with his axe to allow his corpus to crawl through. He had very.nearly dgegeeded in working himself out, when the officer ordered him to “ fall back,” which orde? the gallant fellow obeyed, worming himself back to the calaboose through the opening he had cut in. the floor. . ; THIRTY-FOUR GUNS were fired yesterday, in this city, by’ the friends of John R. Mc Connell, in honor of his nomination, as candidate tor Governor, by the Breckinridge Democratic Convention at Sacratnente. The fring was loud and emphatic, as though the q@anon seemed to say that it thought Mr. MeConnell's chances for the gubernatorial chair as good as anybody’s. Thirty-four is a Vnionistic number, and that many guns appeat significant of the fact that the Nevada friends of Mr. McConnell do nat contemplate secession as a branch of their platform, whatever may be the’platform on which he was nominated. The cannon was worked by . those accomplished artillerists, Messrs.: Davig and Varney, and of course, we have no accidents to record. . ites EF On dit that an opposition stage line is . tobe put on the Grass Valley road in a few days, and the fare reduced to 50 cts. The old line will carry passengers for nothing. It strikes us that the travel on that road is hardly sufficient to warrant this opposition, The old live is justly popular, and we. fear that. the new. comers will find it an up hill business to compete against them. “FP McCue’s opposition stage to Maryssille went down, yesterday morning, crowded with passengers. The opposition is getting along finely, and its continuance appears to be beyond a doubt. : os “More Opposrrion.—If ‘competition is the life of trade,” the carrying business ought: to be in a highly vigorous condition. We understand that a new saddle train, the headquarters of which are at Mr. Laneaster’s stable, in this city, has been started between this city and Orleans Flat.’ There is already another saddle train on this road, besides the regular stage line. -'Teaminc.—A wagon loaded with eightyone hundred pounds of provisions, and drawn by eight mules, left Nevada a few days ago, and arrived at Dog Valley on Monday last. Nodifficulty was experienced in going over the Henness Pass road and when it is completed it will be the best thoroughfare in the mountains. Tur First Brick or THE SEASON.—Preparations are being made by Mr. Pedro Scutti, atthe corner of Pine »nd Commercial streets, for'the erection of a-brick store, which, if we mistake not, is the first brick structure érected in Nevada this season. The building is to be nly one story high. Lisi kadoeancigipien iain Postace Unpatw —The following letters remain at the Post Office, in this city, and einnot be sent-to their destination till the postage on them be paid: Miss Helen E. Clark, Denver City, Colorado Jacob Saltgaver, Fairview, Ohio. has. Kemmer, Sacramento————— aioe t# The Court of Sessions was occupied day before yesterday, in the trial of Deba Kempton, on the ceharge of grand larceny She was acquitted on the ground of insanity. The Court adjourned for the term. EF" How. A. A Sargent epeake at Marysville Aug. Ist, and then cdntinues his route through the lower counties to Monterey, and then to. San Francisco, Aug. 234. 4 _.FReicut ror WAsnon. — Twenty-two mules, belonging to Mr. Mau, heavily loaded with freight, lelt yesterday corréspondént in that place: (Tuesday) at the French Lead, North Star Company Mine,” situated a few miles below Grass Valley, on the Auburn road. Joseph Rodda, in company with Charles Dunn and three others, were coming up out of the dig-gings.on~the incline, and when part of the way up, they heard and saw the car coming down. All got out of the way, excepting Rodda, who was some eight or ten feet behas one gon, a young man, ‘mining at Iowa] ing, in.chiarge . “A fatal accident uccurred last evening. hind thé othérs. He saw the car too late, and it struck him in the side and broke sev. eral of his ribs and injured him in the head. The ropé breaking was the cause'df the car ceming down so, and it continued on ite course to the bottom of the shaft, and broke . all to pieces on the rocks~below. His partners brought Rodda to the surface, and no doctor being handy, they thought they would bring him to town on a litter. When about half a mile from the mine, on their way -to town, he died. His age was about 40, and he Hill, who was telegraphed to come over. The deceased has mined here and at Iowa Hill for several years, and bad saved up about $15,000 00, and intended going home next month, to his family in Cornwall, England. He owned two or three shares in the “North Star Min. Co., and was a sober and hard working man.” THEATRICAL.—We have stated that Mrs. W. C. Forbes, with a talented company, intended visiting Nevada shortly. That lady,. as alse Mr. McKean Buchanan, is now at Marysville, and he is expected to accompany herto Nevada. If both come we shall be favored with a peculiarly strong histrionic corps. : —_ «. Row.—Two pugnacious individuals, one named Spamsh Pete and the other Dutch Chris, got into a scrimmage, day before yesterday, in consequence of a dispute over a game of cards. Officer Knerr interfered in time to prevent any serious damage, and brought them before Judge Kendall who fined them six dollars apiece. IMPROVEMENTS IN GRASS VALLEY.— Grass Valley ia steadily improving this year. Three new brick houses were started there last week, besides those already in progress of erection. Tan GRAS“ VALLEY NATIONAL.—We understand that the proprietors of the National contemplate making that paper a semi or tri-weekly; after the Istof August. Mr. W. B. Ewer is in San Francisco, purchasing the necessary material. INFANT DruMMER.—A large crowd was assembled on Broad street, yesterday, to witness the performances of Mast. Chas. Miller, the snare drummer. ‘ Charlie” is but four years old, still he handles the sticks with as much dexterity as anold drummer. He hails from Dry Creek, where his father is engaged in ranching. sali WaTer FOR JuHN CHINAMAN. — Mr. Marsh is extendiag his pipes along Commercial street, thus enabling John to enjoy the benefits of his water works, in common with the rest of mankind. More SLAves.—Over two. hundred and fifty Chinese men and women arrived at SanFrancisco, on, Sunday, from Hongkorig. ‘CLOSING OUT! A. TE BERT, DAGUERRt AN ARTIST, NNOUNCES to hi friends and the public, JA that he’is about to close out his business, and requests persons holding winning tiekets in his late raffle, to call for their prizes before the 15th gay of July next, ax an engagement with an European Periodical to furnish a series of Cali fornia Views, will make is mecessary, for him to start on the Ist day of August. He has a beautiful assortment of which he invites purehseers to call and examine. They can get better * me oer than they can ever expect to find as he wi 1 sell at COST, being bound to close his stock out before his departure. He also effers ior sale his splendid DAGUERREAN”’ ESTABLISHMENT. To a person acquainted with the business, Do better chanceaf stepping into an already established and p: gfitable concera can be offered. Possession will/be given on the ist of Auguets 1861. _ oa person NOY acquainted with the art, and wine to learn aud con‘inue his business, he 1 furnish iustruction until the Ist of August, at which time he will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s ure. You will be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhereelse. F their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Poe ee eae eres sine me aD He > For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. : For Lieut. Governor, — RICHARD ‘IRWIN, For Congress, — HENRY, EDGERTON, JOS. C. McKIBBIN. Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHETMAN. _ Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. _ Clerk.of the Supreme Court, GEO.S. EVANS. State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. _JAMES_ E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General, ’ J. GARDNER. ; State Printer, ~ : JOHN R. RIDGE. Se ~ J. a District Judge, For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, WwW. W. Wixom, Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. County Clerk, B. B. Layton. _. PROASURER sn —--—" Henry Everett. Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hagh B. Thompsoa. . Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. CG. Pope. Supervisor—-Second District, Dr. Walters. @ JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of » SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 2861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly or hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner 6f Broad and Pine street. mi tf -NATIONAL EXCHANCE, Broad Street, Nevada. GRORGE R. LANCASTER V OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pub lic generally, that he contmues: to keep the well known avd popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stor1es high, and THORVUGHLY FIRE-PROOP, -having stood two firs. Large additions have been recently made and it is fitted up in a Style that cannot be surpassed by Ay public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the Market affords. Game Suppers got up-to Order! Particular attention will be paid to the accommedation of Ladies and Families. THE STAGES, running in all directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, and take thcir de parture from the National Exchange. Xp The House is kept open all night. There is a fine Reading Room attached to the House where all the leading journals of the State ean be found. The Bar, will be constantly supplicd with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the large and spacious room, which has recently been added, can be found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. Having had long experience at the business, ! shall endeavor to continue to make the “National Exchange’’ the best Hotelin the Mountains, ang a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be moderate to suit the times. . & Livery Stable — 1s connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to the eare of Horses, Carriages, &c. Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured, by application at the office. Nevada, Sept. 6. -is60.-tf : Ho! Every One. that Thirsteth ! DR. CRONK’S CELEBRATED RBReOT BEER The most Mealthful and Beneficial Temperance Beverage Of the season. For'nale at all the principal eajoens in the city and vicinity. Orders left at No. DANIEL. of three Mexicans, for Virginia City. Ladies and ge::tlemen wishing to purchase 2 o » Gallery es specib -mens-ofhis art, cam secure them at very reasouable prices j 7? Senrentnaeeaceeaeee eee ett « = UNION DEMOORATIO TICKET.’ REPUBLICAN. sTIOKET. , Fot' Ggverner,. LELAND STANFORD. For Lieat. Gevernor, For Justice of the Supreme Court, _EDWARD NORTON. _ Attorney, General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN. Surveyor General,J. F. HOUGHTON. Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK F. FARGO. State Printer, ; ‘ BENJ. P. AVERY. " District Judge, T. B. McFarland. ' Senator, Joseph Kutz. Assemblymen, Wm. H. Sears, Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. Ww. Knowlton, Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, Jolin I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District -Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Ase 88 1,., George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator; W. W. Cozzens. Joroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Catitenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefleris. BAILEY HOUSE, 5 ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, '[/ REE Preprictor weuld announce to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which ¢he designs keeping in the best style. ‘Travelers visiting Nevada will find all the comforts of a home at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons ch gate rat this House. Beds are all furnishec MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplicdina comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To be found at the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: J. M. Avery, James Collins, The STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. with the best SPRINGvee Ped & Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. . Election, WEDNESDAY, J. FF. CHELLIS. . September 4th, 1961. . For Congress, jet6-te* a _ 3. W. LOCKWOOD. . T. G. PHELPS, _ 9 Hall’s Sarsaparilla and fodide ot A. A. SARGENT. Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical forniula, ° ¥¢ is strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, ercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. Aa a good and reliable tonic alterative, it isunequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid rand impure matterr~Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there. is no other rem‘edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt, Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigéstion, Liver Complaint, avd diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall's Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Todide of, Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOL-' LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any addrees for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blooa, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. R. WALL & CO.,'Bole Pr yprietors, mi8-3m Nos, 531 and 632 Clay st., San Francisco . VALUABLE REMEDY.-—Not idee than Five Hundred-Patients from the variens Hospitals have procured the celebrated "ANTI RAEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sen Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few montha— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense snle of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered woree than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ita use, and are daily sending their -rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. Thelame, the halt, and all who ate in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. a pot pus’? ANTI-RIEKUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6€m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Winds. . Our Native Wines have been much prejudices in this and other markets by spurious mixtores and adulterations, purporting to be pure Califorin Wines, from the Los Anggles vintayre. cheap compounds are being offered to tho pubdlie at almost any price, and wre industrionely ii about and peddled in every varietyro: wivie, anu) our citizens have despaired of oltaiuing fk uine and pure Wine. [ft may be s matter af of some interest to know that Messrs. > Ai VAIN BROS. are putting up some or foc brated wine from the Vineyard of ** BY Alsu,”? at Los Angeles. The public may rely Upon patting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by + likewiks ¢6. eal Nainsevain’s Wines. We wis! the attention of the publie to Srinseysin's Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo t delleious HeyeRoard per week.. eeseee ares eis From $7 to $10 . rage and Tonic. _ ;Meala..ceseee eee nescence ecereceee . Fifty Cents For sale by the pricipal hiquor Dealers throug Board and Lodging per day.. $1 50 . hout the State. This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. Drrotr—No. 801 Montgomery # San ja-tf N. BAILEY, Proprietor. Francisco. yee i ae : ears é Sainsevain’s Native Califo 8 YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and) onige Nv RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHIL. !t is made from their best White Winit fs R LIPS will opens BNARDING AND DAY . entirely exenpt from all those no SCHOOL, for young ladies, in Nevada City, ® . pounds made ont of Alcohol and other) nous few doors above the residence of J.4t Helm, on Pant es MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex drugs, so deleterious to health: Purti 1yOuR rienced Teachers, and as they intend to eatab . of obtaining WINES of unexceptionabic quality, ~ be cae ge vt le Nevarla those . can gend their orders to any of the Liquor Leal who wieh to give their daughters a thorough . ,, aes i» tke fan ; and accomplished Education, cannot 40 better ere throughout the Stat., for the following than place them at this School. Wines : AR oriite Wines Primary Branches..00. cecenegeccee $3 00 S; insevain’s oxtia Port Wine Higher English Branches..-+e.+-++. 4 06 itr tapeche = ri Hic j Sainsevain’s extra Wine. Bitters. MUSIC. oe cee cecererceccecesecesnccconarees © On Rees : Elna Ch Bias French, Spanish and Latin, (each)..-. 200 Sainsevaln's apareias tesa ea Drawing and Paintsmg.ccceeeceeeeeeeeee 2 0: Sainsevain’s ine randy ; Nevada, May 1] 18 1-tf POPE AP eRe Gy Sainsevain’s Red Wi: ec. Peedi acti ea AS tc Soe ele ene For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers CHARLES W. YOUNG, hout the States. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Derot—Mo. 801, Wiontgomery Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Francisco. a ct = Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Mt. Morris, Livingston Coun N. Xs Kelsey's Block, April 14, 1858.-—-L. B. Wire, Keq. i) ar Sir: Lhe = St ee otis 1 From a close obseryation of the chert of 5 Piss : atches carefully Repaired and Jewelr : a wi eF vakicthe . i order. All articles yaarantecd. 7] Truss, as compared with other valet! sides Nevada, Nev. 27th. 18). uae, we can say with confidence tat i is Cu st as one for the various forms of Herwa, r ws @ old, that we have ever # een used jcou ining on THE LARGEST * ravility, simplicity, and facility of adfosti that is notfound in auy other instruinent. Yours, respectfully. : fF. J. AMES, M D., A.C CAMPBELL, M.D. Wa. H. THoMAs. M.D, CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDE, PROPIC: EVO, } WATER CURE. RS. E. STONE, late of Nevada, and N graduate of the Medical School ot Giezen, Germany has opened an institutiow for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HY DROPATHIC treatinent. i his establishment is located at BLUE TENT, five mites from Ne vada, in a beautifuland healtuful situation. Pacients will be received aud furnished with the ce teufahome. Mrs. Stone will give her pe l attention to the Ladivs who may become jamates of the institution ; and.int:igent and faithiul male attendants will render beeces sary services tu gemticmen. It is neediexs to id vert to the advantages derived from the Hydro pathic method of treating many diseases : many of the most eminent paysicions are now turulng their attention te this subject. Many chryuniv diseases which have resisted every other method of treatmént have: vieided to this method ; and especially have many maladies peculiar to fumales been cared by the prupéer use'of water—evel af ter all iopes of a-cure had been given up In addition to the Cold, ‘Lepid, Warm, Hot, Suower Douche and Steam Baths, patients whyse cares require them wi.l be juraished with the WLEC'THIC BATHS, which bave~yeea found so servicc able ia CarenicRheumatism, und otirer diseases of long standiny. oe Terms--krom. $20 to $25 per week, Ne, 13. Commercial Stree: I WOULD INFO THE in advance. No extre charges of any kind. jeaut public of this place ane ti county at large. Uint Po have on mi ad design keeping & large sitpply oF Atiierican Beef, Pork an) VMution, Xr MEATS DELIVERED m any part of the city whenever desired, at rearourble rales, Nevada. February 1, loGi-t BLAZE’S SALOG4, COR. OF PINE AND COMME CIAL ST if You Want 2 Good Grink, GOTO BLAZES! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. S73 MM. C.STILES, UN GEF on hand and wiil make to orcet )¥ERED COFFINS at the fullowiag :«! E SMALL, SIZE, FKOM..-.2-+an » er LAKGE SIZK, FROM.jrduaewaewe f10 to $20 GRAVE FENCES, oi every ety i©. » wee cheaper than by any othe? porton re: ALL WURK DONE in tienes Plates turnished aud ao charge Jor fy hse Mareh as, 196.-tf by will be i coded to. ac legen Be wee wo

ete, No. 1, i y 1861, LLARS itd ‘to at. 8 will dy the moat up in the Jy23-td TORE j Hotel, OE M TH TALLEY. ey. have ce, where "erat ) SHOES, » Bte. ‘O His and warjyi7-tf RE, ; NOW . selected d Demesn N.Y. ade, excelled. ew York ms rietors. 8 respect: ne pa, x experi» athetan nd no ef {LOR pleasant TABLE . plied with the best qual ie r Nevada, d returns N Cigars *aleon Orde 1 > [= TOR. R 0 : ? We Tl Pas “ entirely m of the © a eu l ied BAR wil je6-tf_ oR, . Street, ‘pEALere. Laat eto order m7-tf Ee, Fruite. ‘eed, KIND. rates {0° harge oy ads. a for se ay-tt : . . We are indebted for the following item, and # ~ other Grass Valley intelligence, to our clever abies ates wa Farat Accwwext av Grass VaLiey — “ "“ gOME MATTERS. pisorDERLY.—Uncle Sam had better call ig the services of hie California volunteers; for the-sery causes which make some of them very worthless citizens, would undoubtedly make them capital soldiers. One of them focked in the calaboose a few evenings ago, for disorderly conduct,” and én officer Knorr going to pay hina his respects in his new quarters, night befere-last, -he-found-the son of Mars missing. On examining the in~térior-of his laxurious quarters he found that whole had been cut thréugh the floor, which 3g about a foot above ground, by means of an ax6, which had-been handed the prisoner from . outside, and on further examination, found the bold warrior under the floor,’ hid body in ‘ghorizontal position, busily employed in re.’ moving dirt enough with his axe to allow his corpus to crawl through. He had very.nearly dgegeeded in working himself out, when the officer ordered him to “ fall back,” which orde? the gallant fellow obeyed, worming himself back to the calaboose through the opening he had cut in. the floor. . ; THIRTY-FOUR GUNS were fired yesterday, in this city, by’ the friends of John R. Mc Connell, in honor of his nomination, as candidate tor Governor, by the Breckinridge Democratic Convention at Sacratnente. The fring was loud and emphatic, as though the q@anon seemed to say that it thought Mr. MeConnell's chances for the gubernatorial chair as good as anybody’s. Thirty-four is a Vnionistic number, and that many guns appeat significant of the fact that the Nevada friends of Mr. McConnell do nat contemplate secession as a branch of their platform, whatever may be the’platform on which he was nominated. The cannon was worked by . those accomplished artillerists, Messrs.: Davig and Varney, and of course, we have no accidents to record. . ites EF On dit that an opposition stage line is . tobe put on the Grass Valley road in a few days, and the fare reduced to 50 cts. The old line will carry passengers for nothing. It strikes us that the travel on that road is hardly sufficient to warrant this opposition, The old live is justly popular, and we. fear that. the new. comers will find it an up hill business to compete against them. “FP McCue’s opposition stage to Maryssille went down, yesterday morning, crowded with passengers. The opposition is getting along finely, and its continuance appears to be beyond a doubt. : os “More Opposrrion.—If ‘competition is the life of trade,” the carrying business ought: to be in a highly vigorous condition. We understand that a new saddle train, the headquarters of which are at Mr. Laneaster’s stable, in this city, has been started between this city and Orleans Flat.’ There is already another saddle train on this road, besides the regular stage line. -'Teaminc.—A wagon loaded with eightyone hundred pounds of provisions, and drawn by eight mules, left Nevada a few days ago, and arrived at Dog Valley on Monday last. Nodifficulty was experienced in going over the Henness Pass road and when it is completed it will be the best thoroughfare in the mountains. Tur First Brick or THE SEASON.—Preparations are being made by Mr. Pedro Scutti, atthe corner of Pine »nd Commercial streets, for'the erection of a-brick store, which, if we mistake not, is the first brick structure érected in Nevada this season. The building is to be nly one story high. Lisi kadoeancigipien iain Postace Unpatw —The following letters remain at the Post Office, in this city, and einnot be sent-to their destination till the postage on them be paid: Miss Helen E. Clark, Denver City, Colorado Jacob Saltgaver, Fairview, Ohio. has. Kemmer, Sacramento————— aioe t# The Court of Sessions was occupied day before yesterday, in the trial of Deba Kempton, on the ceharge of grand larceny She was acquitted on the ground of insanity. The Court adjourned for the term. EF" How. A. A Sargent epeake at Marysville Aug. Ist, and then cdntinues his route through the lower counties to Monterey, and then to. San Francisco, Aug. 234. 4 _.FReicut ror WAsnon. — Twenty-two mules, belonging to Mr. Mau, heavily loaded with freight, lelt yesterday corréspondént in that place: (Tuesday) at the French Lead, North Star Company Mine,” situated a few miles below Grass Valley, on the Auburn road. Joseph Rodda, in company with Charles Dunn and three others, were coming up out of the dig-gings.on~the incline, and when part of the way up, they heard and saw the car coming down. All got out of the way, excepting Rodda, who was some eight or ten feet behas one gon, a young man, ‘mining at Iowa] ing, in.chiarge . “A fatal accident uccurred last evening. hind thé othérs. He saw the car too late, and it struck him in the side and broke sev. eral of his ribs and injured him in the head. The ropé breaking was the cause'df the car ceming down so, and it continued on ite course to the bottom of the shaft, and broke . all to pieces on the rocks~below. His partners brought Rodda to the surface, and no doctor being handy, they thought they would bring him to town on a litter. When about half a mile from the mine, on their way -to town, he died. His age was about 40, and he Hill, who was telegraphed to come over. The deceased has mined here and at Iowa Hill for several years, and bad saved up about $15,000 00, and intended going home next month, to his family in Cornwall, England. He owned two or three shares in the “North Star Min. Co., and was a sober and hard working man.” THEATRICAL.—We have stated that Mrs. W. C. Forbes, with a talented company, intended visiting Nevada shortly. That lady,. as alse Mr. McKean Buchanan, is now at Marysville, and he is expected to accompany herto Nevada. If both come we shall be favored with a peculiarly strong histrionic corps. : —_ «. Row.—Two pugnacious individuals, one named Spamsh Pete and the other Dutch Chris, got into a scrimmage, day before yesterday, in consequence of a dispute over a game of cards. Officer Knerr interfered in time to prevent any serious damage, and brought them before Judge Kendall who fined them six dollars apiece. IMPROVEMENTS IN GRASS VALLEY.— Grass Valley ia steadily improving this year. Three new brick houses were started there last week, besides those already in progress of erection. Tan GRAS“ VALLEY NATIONAL.—We understand that the proprietors of the National contemplate making that paper a semi or tri-weekly; after the Istof August. Mr. W. B. Ewer is in San Francisco, purchasing the necessary material. INFANT DruMMER.—A large crowd was assembled on Broad street, yesterday, to witness the performances of Mast. Chas. Miller, the snare drummer. ‘ Charlie” is but four years old, still he handles the sticks with as much dexterity as anold drummer. He hails from Dry Creek, where his father is engaged in ranching. sali WaTer FOR JuHN CHINAMAN. — Mr. Marsh is extendiag his pipes along Commercial street, thus enabling John to enjoy the benefits of his water works, in common with the rest of mankind. More SLAves.—Over two. hundred and fifty Chinese men and women arrived at SanFrancisco, on, Sunday, from Hongkorig. ‘CLOSING OUT! A. TE BERT, DAGUERRt AN ARTIST, NNOUNCES to hi friends and the public, JA that he’is about to close out his business, and requests persons holding winning tiekets in his late raffle, to call for their prizes before the 15th gay of July next, ax an engagement with an European Periodical to furnish a series of Cali fornia Views, will make is mecessary, for him to start on the Ist day of August. He has a beautiful assortment of which he invites purehseers to call and examine. They can get better * me oer than they can ever expect to find as he wi 1 sell at COST, being bound to close his stock out before his departure. He also effers ior sale his splendid DAGUERREAN”’ ESTABLISHMENT. To a person acquainted with the business, Do better chanceaf stepping into an already established and p: gfitable concera can be offered. Possession will/be given on the ist of Auguets 1861. _ oa person NOY acquainted with the art, and wine to learn aud con‘inue his business, he 1 furnish iustruction until the Ist of August, at which time he will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s ure. You will be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhereelse. F their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s WATCHES AND JEWELRY, Poe ee eae eres sine me aD He > For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. : For Lieut. Governor, — RICHARD ‘IRWIN, For Congress, — HENRY, EDGERTON, JOS. C. McKIBBIN. Justice of the Supreme Court, B.C. WHETMAN. _ Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. _ Clerk.of the Supreme Court, GEO.S. EVANS. State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. _JAMES_ E. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General, ’ J. GARDNER. ; State Printer, ~ : JOHN R. RIDGE. Se ~ J. a District Judge, For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, WwW. W. Wixom, Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. County Clerk, B. B. Layton. _. PROASURER sn —--—" Henry Everett. Thomas P. Hawley. Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hagh B. Thompsoa. . Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor,

John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, W. CG. Pope. Supervisor—-Second District, Dr. Walters. @ JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of » SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 2861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly or hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. C. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner 6f Broad and Pine street. mi tf -NATIONAL EXCHANCE, Broad Street, Nevada. GRORGE R. LANCASTER V OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens of Nevada and the Traveling pub lic generally, that he contmues: to keep the well known avd popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stor1es high, and THORVUGHLY FIRE-PROOP, -having stood two firs. Large additions have been recently made and it is fitted up in a Style that cannot be surpassed by Ay public House in the State. The Beds and Furniture are New, And for Comfort and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE will at all times be supplied with all the varieties the Market affords. Game Suppers got up-to Order! Particular attention will be paid to the accommedation of Ladies and Families. THE STAGES, running in all directions from Nevada, have their Offices at, and take thcir de parture from the National Exchange. Xp The House is kept open all night. There is a fine Reading Room attached to the House where all the leading journals of the State ean be found. The Bar, will be constantly supplicd with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the large and spacious room, which has recently been added, can be found twe of the best BILLIARD TABLES in the mountains. Having had long experience at the business, ! shall endeavor to continue to make the “National Exchange’’ the best Hotelin the Mountains, ang a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be moderate to suit the times. . & Livery Stable — 1s connected with the House, and particular attention will be given to the eare of Horses, Carriages, &c. Horses and Carriages can at all times be procured, by application at the office. Nevada, Sept. 6. -is60.-tf : Ho! Every One. that Thirsteth ! DR. CRONK’S CELEBRATED RBReOT BEER The most Mealthful and Beneficial Temperance Beverage Of the season. For'nale at all the principal eajoens in the city and vicinity. Orders left at No. DANIEL. of three Mexicans, for Virginia City. Ladies and ge::tlemen wishing to purchase 2 o » Gallery es specib -mens-ofhis art, cam secure them at very reasouable prices j 7? Senrentnaeeaceeaeee eee ett « = UNION DEMOORATIO TICKET.’ REPUBLICAN. sTIOKET. , Fot' Ggverner,. LELAND STANFORD. For Lieat. Gevernor, For Justice of the Supreme Court, _EDWARD NORTON. _ Attorney, General, FRANK M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. R. WARREN. Surveyor General,J. F. HOUGHTON. Clerk of Supreme Court, FRANK F. FARGO. State Printer, ; ‘ BENJ. P. AVERY. " District Judge, T. B. McFarland. ' Senator, Joseph Kutz. Assemblymen, Wm. H. Sears, Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. Ww. Knowlton, Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, Jolin I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District -Attorney, E. H. Gaylord. Ase 88 1,., George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator; W. W. Cozzens. Joroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, J. A. Catitenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefleris. BAILEY HOUSE, 5 ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA, '[/ REE Preprictor weuld announce to the public of this county, and the State at large, that he has taken charge of the above Splendid New Brick Hotel, Which ¢he designs keeping in the best style. ‘Travelers visiting Nevada will find all the comforts of a home at this Hotel. SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOMS Furnished persons ch gate rat this House. Beds are all furnishec MATTRESSES andthe rooms are supplicdina comfortable and luxurious style. THE BEST OF LIQUORS AND WINES To be found at the Bar. RATE OF CHARGES: J. M. Avery, James Collins, The STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. with the best SPRINGvee Ped & Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the new law. . Election, WEDNESDAY, J. FF. CHELLIS. . September 4th, 1961. . For Congress, jet6-te* a _ 3. W. LOCKWOOD. . T. G. PHELPS, _ 9 Hall’s Sarsaparilla and fodide ot A. A. SARGENT. Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical forniula, ° ¥¢ is strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, ercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. Aa a good and reliable tonic alterative, it isunequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid rand impure matterr~Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there. is no other rem‘edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt, Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigéstion, Liver Complaint, avd diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall's Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Todide of, Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOL-' LAR; Six bettles sent by express to any addrees for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blooa, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. R. WALL & CO.,'Bole Pr yprietors, mi8-3m Nos, 531 and 632 Clay st., San Francisco . VALUABLE REMEDY.-—Not idee than Five Hundred-Patients from the variens Hospitals have procured the celebrated "ANTI RAEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of Sen Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few montha— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense snle of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered woree than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ita use, and are daily sending their -rateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. Thelame, the halt, and all who ate in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. a pot pus’? ANTI-RIEKUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6€m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Winds. . Our Native Wines have been much prejudices in this and other markets by spurious mixtores and adulterations, purporting to be pure Califorin Wines, from the Los Anggles vintayre. cheap compounds are being offered to tho pubdlie at almost any price, and wre industrionely ii about and peddled in every varietyro: wivie, anu) our citizens have despaired of oltaiuing fk uine and pure Wine. [ft may be s matter af of some interest to know that Messrs. > Ai VAIN BROS. are putting up some or foc brated wine from the Vineyard of ** BY Alsu,”? at Los Angeles. The public may rely Upon patting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by + likewiks ¢6. eal Nainsevain’s Wines. We wis! the attention of the publie to Srinseysin's Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo t delleious HeyeRoard per week... eeseee ares eis From $7 to $10 . rage and Tonic. _ ;Meala...ceseee eee nescence ecereceee . Fifty Cents For sale by the pricipal hiquor Dealers throug Board and Lodging per day... $1 50 . hout the State. This Hotel will be kept open at all Hours. Drrotr—No. 801 Montgomery # San ja-tf N. BAILEY, Proprietor. Francisco. yee i ae : ears é Sainsevain’s Native Califo 8 YOUNG LADIES SEMINARY Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and) onige Nv RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHIL. !t is made from their best White Winit fs R LIPS will opens BNARDING AND DAY . entirely exenpt from all those no SCHOOL, for young ladies, in Nevada City, ® . pounds made ont of Alcohol and other) nous few doors above the residence of J.4t Helm, on Pant es MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex drugs, so deleterious to health: Purti 1yOuR rienced Teachers, and as they intend to eatab . of obtaining WINES of unexceptionabic quality, ~ be cae ge vt le Nevarla those . can gend their orders to any of the Liquor Leal who wieh to give their daughters a thorough . ,, aes i» tke fan ; and accomplished Education, cannot 40 better ere throughout the Stat., for the following than place them at this School. Wines : AR oriite Wines Primary Branches...00.. cecenegeccee $3 00 S; insevain’s oxtia Port Wine Higher English Branches....-+e.+-++. 4 06 itr tapeche = ri Hic j Sainsevain’s extra Wine. Bitters. MUSIC. oe cee cecererceccecesecesnccconarees © On Rees : Elna Ch Bias French, Spanish and Latin, (each)...-. 200 Sainsevaln's apareias tesa ea Drawing and Paintsmg..ccceeeceeeeeeeeee 2 0: Sainsevain’s ine randy ; Nevada, May 1] 18 1-tf POPE AP eRe Gy Sainsevain’s Red Wi: ec. Peedi acti ea AS tc Soe ele ene For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers CHARLES W. YOUNG, hout the States. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Derot—Mo. 801, Wiontgomery Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Francisco. a ct = Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Mt. Morris, Livingston Coun N. Xs Kelsey's Block, April 14, 1858.-—-L. B. Wire, Keq. i) ar Sir: Lhe = St ee otis 1 From a close obseryation of the chert of 5 Piss : atches carefully Repaired and Jewelr : a wi eF vakicthe . i order. All articles yaarantecd. 7] Truss, as compared with other valet! sides Nevada, Nev. 27th. 18). uae, we can say with confidence tat i is Cu st as one for the various forms of Herwa, r ws @ old, that we have ever # een used jcou ining on THE LARGEST * ravility, simplicity, and facility of adfosti that is notfound in auy other instruinent. Yours, respectfully. : fF. J. AMES, M D., A.C CAMPBELL, M.D. Wa. H. THoMAs. M.D, CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDE, PROPIC: EVO, } WATER CURE. RS. E. STONE, late of Nevada, and N graduate of the Medical School ot Giezen, Germany has opened an institutiow for the reception of patients desirous of r ceiving the HY DROPATHIC treatinent. i his establishment is located at BLUE TENT, five mites from Ne vada, in a beautifuland healtuful situation. Pacients will be received aud furnished with the ce teufahome. Mrs. Stone will give her pe l attention to the Ladivs who may become jamates of the institution ; and.int:igent and faithiul male attendants will render beeces sary services tu gemticmen. It is neediexs to id vert to the advantages derived from the Hydro pathic method of treating many diseases : many of the most eminent paysicions are now turulng their attention te this subject. Many chryuniv diseases which have resisted every other method of treatmént have: vieided to this method ; and especially have many maladies peculiar to fumales been cared by the prupéer use'of water—evel af ter all iopes of a-cure had been given up In addition to the Cold, ‘Lepid, Warm, Hot, Suower Douche and Steam Baths, patients whyse cares require them wi.l be juraished with the WLEC'THIC BATHS, which bave~yeea found so servicc able ia CarenicRheumatism, und otirer diseases of long standiny. oe Terms--krom. $20 to $25 per week, Ne, 13. Commercial Stree: I WOULD INFO THE in advance. No extre charges of any kind. jeaut public of this place ane ti county at large. Uint Po have on mi ad design keeping & large sitpply oF Atiierican Beef, Pork an) VMution, Xr MEATS DELIVERED m any part of the city whenever desired, at rearourble rales, Nevada. February 1, loGi-t BLAZE’S SALOG4, COR. OF PINE AND COMME CIAL ST if You Want 2 Good Grink, GOTO BLAZES! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf UNDERTAKING. S73 MM. C.STILES, UN GEF on hand and wiil make to orcet )¥ERED COFFINS at the fullowiag :«! E SMALL, SIZE, FKOM...-.2-+an » er LAKGE SIZK, FROM..jrduaewaewe f10 to $20 GRAVE FENCES, oi every ety i©. » wee cheaper than by any othe? porton re: ALL WURK DONE in tienes Plates turnished aud ao charge Jor fy hse Mareh as, 196.-tf by will be i coded to. ac legen Be wee wo