July 26, 1863 (4 pages)

4 4 Fe >» 'e & Hevaka Dally Transcript. City and County Official Press SUNDAY MORNING JULY . 26th! UNION STATE TICKET. : For Governor, . FPREDERION F. LOW. =~ <> {fenteuant Governor, . THOMAS N. MACHIN. — Congressmen, T. B. SHANNON, . WM, HIGEY. CORNELIUS. COLE. ° Secretary of State, B. B REDDING. Controller, GEORGE OULTOR. Treasurer, R. PACHECO, . Attorney General, J. @. McCULLOUGEH. ra Clerk Supreme Coart, -W.D. HARRIMAN. State Printer, 0. M. OCLAYES. ‘For Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. : Harbor Commissioner, ne OC. Ls. TAYLOR. For Superintendent of Public Instruction. , " JOHN SWETT. : For Supreme Judges, 0. L. SHAFTER, L. SAWYER, 8.W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. F Se UNION COUNTY TIOKET. % For Distriet Judge, * B. McoFARLAND. For County Judge. A. OC. NILES. For Sheriff. CHARLES KENT. . For County Clerk, R. H. PARQUHAR. ~~“ Preasurer, — JAMES COLLINS, District Attorne,. THOMAS P. HAWLEY. Recorder. ~ GERRY MOXGAN. Surveyor, Hw. 8. BRADLEY. Saperintendent Public Tastruction, MARCELLUS 8S. DEAL. = Coroner, W. ©. GROVES. Public Administrator, D. Oo. TEEPLES. Senators, . JOSEPH KU z, Ei W. ROBERTS. Assemblymen, W. BH. SEARS. SETH MARTIN. J. W. RULE. Se A. A. SMITH, : TT JusT HOW IT 18.—A private letter from Colusa toa friend of ours has the following, which illustrates the secesh character to a a dot. We have been kindly permitted to “T will tell yeu of alittle secesh incident, that-occurred in Colusa 'a few weeks sinco. a. T. ——4 > There is a woman who teaches school in that -ed with Southern sympathy. delectable town and who ie strongly tineturOne day, after giving the girls a receas, she.enid to the boys, ‘‘As many of you as are in favor.of the Cons federate Gavernment, hold up your hands.” Every hand was raised, but those belonging to one little fellow by the name of.!Ceok, -wh6, when the question ‘those in favor of the U. 8. Government” way put, raised his little brave handa, alone! The girle were then called in and the boys given a recess, when the cowardly little villains who had voted in favor of secesaia, pitched on to little . But they were only imitating the older secesh, who never fuil to attack some poor crip. ple, i, e. if there js a crowd of them together. So much for Colusa. Tae boy's father insde some stir about it, but the secesh compelled him to move out of town! There js “freedom of speech” for you, with a vengeance. O! “Constitutional Democracy!” thou art truly a pearl of consistency! It makes my very gorge rise when I hear these fellows prate of “freedom of apeech" and “the press, the Constitution and conservatism.” EF Downey apenks of a “despotism that threatens to subvert every vestige of freedom jn the American Confederacy" and wants ~ the Democracy to assist in putting itdewn. . stop helping the Contederacy and assist the side of freedom; but they wo'nt do it, Copren ORe.—C-pper ore of a rieh qual ity haa been found iv Britieh Columbia. 4 bead of aative copper ban been diseutered OM ARE 2 OR RARE CoLLapse CoMING.—We are informed on the authority of men well versed in the ‘matter that a collapse is about to follow the silver speculations that have been madly carried on during two years or more. There is evidence that the crisis is at hand in the fact of the great depreciation in the price of stocks, even in the best claims, during the dast month. ‘There is probably not a mine iu Nevada Territory whose ‘‘feet” will sell for as uch as they would a month azo by . ten or fifteen per cent: and. the majority of stocks have depreciated ustonishingly The people have gone wild on s'lver specs ulations. It must have been evident long ‘ago toevery accurate observer; that there was not a solid basis for all this speculation. It was impossible that onestenth of all the mining claims loeated in Nevada Territory could be of any value. Silver, nor any other precious metal, underlies the surface of a thousand square miles iu oné body. There are ledges that are rich, and lasting as time’ but the land one hundred miles wide on each side of the Comsteck is not necessarily good for anything except to excite the hopes of simpletons and get their money with, when -. divided up by companies with high sounding names. Wild cat speculations have been the business of Washoe operators and. more money has been made to a few dealing in worthless stocks, than bas yet been extracted: from the Comstock lead. In consequence of the influx of men and capital into the Territury, ard the supposi« tive wealth represented in a huudred thousand claims and ledges, everything waa likely to be overdone. Speculations in city lots and buildings are apt to keep pace with the general inflation, and we would not be surprised if cities and towns were building over the mountains, that will ere long be comparitively uninhabited. é If we will but resgrt to a-little reasoning we will see there are grounds to fear out friends in Silverado have gofie to far. Up to this time there has been but ene ledge of positive value worked at Virginia city, and some of our citizens who have lived there years assure us there iano other that can be relied on. The Cumstock is the only j.ledge, and that will be ‘worked as long as some of the ‘mines of Cornwall have been worked—2,000 years. But this ledge is owned but by a few companies, and it can furnish employment to buta limited number of men. We will suppose that there are ten compas nies each employing two hundred hands— (we will be liberal in our figures)—Thie is not basis enough to justify the building of such a town as is going up at Virginia city. Mulitiply all our figures by ten, and yet, if all accounts are true, our friends at Virginia are not justified im all their enterprizes, Things must come to a substantial basis sooner or later. Wild cat speculations must have their day and their night. The latter we think, is coming rapidly, and, ifso, we shall soon sce a reaction. WELLER is aunounced to apeak at the Maryeville barbecue, where the funeral baked meats are expected to be plenty. John has a singular way of doing about barbecue times. It ia related of him that when the Breckinridge barbecue came offat San Leandro, during the last Preaidential election, the “states man” got drunk and slept two nights and one day in San Francisco, and arrived, much to his astonishment, at San Leandro, in time te see the bones of the feast the day after. — "Tis said, he still believes it was a trick on him te hurt his. political pruspeets, inviting him a day too late. : EF" Downey do'nt like the way the Amer. iean Government isadministered, and talks of tyranny. Let him go back to Ireland. out bim. THE citizens of Austin, Reeso river, have taken ‘measures for the coustruction of a road So gonneet their town with the route ofthe Daily Overland Mail. When the new road is built, the stages wilfrive through Austin on their way tu via. EP Downey suye tue war bas cost two thousand wilhons. Io making this statement he lies one half. ; E San Jose Kaicnoap—The road from San Francisco ty San Jose is ready tor the ties and irou. The care will run from San The work on this road w of the most eabstantial character reflecting credit apon all who bave e hand io the building. . The couutry ean get along by a pinch, with. aad from Califor. . Se ante AMA Te = Re — Wuar Tuey Mean.—The Richmond Ezaminer thus bollly avows the object of the rebels in forming their ungedly Confederacy. Read it, and you will see what'the copperheads are trying to help do. : “The establishment of the Confederacy is verily @ distinet reaction sgainst the whule course of the mistaken civilization of the age.s And this is the true reason why we have been left without the sympathy of the nations until we conquered that syinpathy with the sharp edge of the sword. For ‘Liberty, Equahty, Fraternity,’ we have deliberately substituted Slavery, Subordination and Gov-ernment. ‘hese social-éud political problems which rack and torture modern society we have undertaken to solve for ourselves, in our own way, avd upon our own principles. That tamong equalg, equality is right,’ ameng those who are natdrally unequal, equality is chaos; that there are slave races horn to serve, master races born to govern. Such are the fundamental princip! » which we inherit from the aneient world, which we lifted up in the face of a perverse gene~ ration that has forgotten the wisddm “of its fathers, by those principles we livé,gnd in their defense we have shown ourselves ready to die. Reverently we feel that our Confederacy is a God-sent missionary to the nations ‘with greet truths te preach. We must speak thm boldly; and whoso hath ears to bear let him hear.” Tue Man who Won’r Pay Tue PeixTER.— May he be shod with lightning and compelled to wander over gun<powder. May he have sore eyes, and a ebestout burr for an eye-stone: May every day of his life be more despotic than the Dey ot Algiers. May he never be permitted to kiss a hand~ some woman. May he be bored to death with boarding school misses, practiciyg their first lessons in music, without the Phsilage of seeing his tormentors. : May 243 night-mares trot quarter races over his stomach every night. May his boots leak. bis gun hang his fishing lines break. . May his coffee be ewpetened with flies and his soup seasoned with spiders. May his friend run off with his wife, and his children take the whooping eough. May his cattle die of murrain, and his pigs destrov’his garden. 3 May a troop of pri:iter’s devils, lean, lank and hungry, dog his heels ench day, and a ‘regiment of cats taterwau! under his window each night. : — May thé famine~atricken ghost of an edi~ tor’s baby haunt hia slumbers and hiss “‘murder!” in his dreaming ear. May his cows give sour milk, and churn rancid butter. In short, way his daughter marry a one. eyed editor and bis business go to ruin, and he -go to. the legislature. fire and Downey's Letrer.—That talented ge» nus, John G. Downey, has written another Hetter, just one more. Heoughtto be ar« rested for indecent exposure of person. ONSTABLES’S SALE.—State of Callfornia, Rough & Ready Township, Nevada pone gy Aa virtue of an execution to me deliv ered, issued froni the Court of A. A: Smith E 7 an acting Justice of the Peace in and for t eounty aforesaid, bearing date Juty 2ist, a. D 1963. to sa a Jetzment rendered Court.on the een of July, 166% in favor of J. 8. Plummer and against J. F. Easley; Jas. Huitt and John Staley for the sum of 81 debt. interest, damages and costes of suit, I have taken in execution and will séll to the highest bidder for cash the following described property to wit: A certain set mining claims situated about three mileswouth of Rough & Ready, and known as James Huitt & Cos. claims, Mensener with the fron pipe, hose. flume, water ditches, cabine reservoirs and all appurtenances belonging to said claims. I willsetl said property on the premises on Saturday, the 15th day of August. A. D. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’slock «» M. and § o'clock Pp. M._ Taken as the property of J. F. Easley, Ja’. Hultt and John Staley to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Given under néy hand thin 24th day of July, A. D 1863. JOHN PERKINPINK, Const. Byes BLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of A. A. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the township of Kough & Realy, county of Nevada, State of California, bearing date July 2ist, 1863, to satisfy-a jud ment rendered by said Court on the 18h of July 1863. in favor of Hear Rex & P. B. Madden and against J. F Easley, Jas. Huitt and John Stale7 ur the sun of $134 4) debt, intereat. dumager and costs ofsuit. I have taken in execution and . witt sci to the highest bidder for cash the following described property to wit: A certain set of mining claims situnted about three miles claims of Jaw. lluit’ & Co. together withthe fron pipe, hose, flume, water ditches, cabins, reservoirs and all appurtenances belonging to said claims. I will sell said property on Satuyday the Sth day of August, 1841, between ihe hours of © o’clock A. M.and5o’elock P.M. Taken as ‘he property of J F. Easley, Jas. Huitt and John Sialey, to satiafy the. ve demanas and aceruing costs. . Given under my hand this 2ith day of July, A.B. 1863. JCH SN PERKINPINE. Const. — Cae ae SA LE.—sy virtue o1 an oe to me Rigen issued. from: tho Gourt of A. A, “mith Ksq. an acting Justice of the Peace ia and for thee ‘Township of Roagh and Ready, county of Nevada, State of California, bearing 1863, to satisiy a dedgeest rendered by salt Court on the Sth day of July 1863 in favor of Rex & Stanfieli a against J. F. Easley, Jas. Huitt and Frank Duff and costs uf suit, I have taken in execut aud will seil to the highest bidder for “ors the to wit: A certain abeut three milea la rtepances belonging to sald — use seal sald beneweey O8 the premises a lth iad, Schwwene the Eeeowe are A. oem ie 8 ‘. SD RET Rar aakAny ha said . at the rate of two per for the sum_ of $79 90 debt, interest. damages . bel Pe cae celebrated horses “Honest Ance,” the property of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grags Valley, and tiie celebrated mare, “Whitehall Maid,”,. © he property of George F. Jacobs, uf Qua~ ‘ker Hill, has come to a close fur $1,000 a “side, at mile heate, 3 best in 5, to harness to rule. : Little is ventured in saying this is going to be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the owners of the horses backs bis opinion with his money, and a close and well contested race may be expected, as the *WhitehallMrid"-ig-fleet of foot, and both parties are confideat of winning. Ia sports. . man’s phrase, “may the best horse win.” There are $4,000 already put up. D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown mare, Whitehall: Maid.” Robert Watt names sorrel gelding, “Hon est Ance.” Remember this is the Great «‘Ance’ that trotted sgainst the Queen-of Trotters, “Flox ra Temple,” at Kalainazoo, Mithigao, when ‘she trgtted in 2,199, and ‘‘Ance”. saved his distance. f ——— meme (QHERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas on the sth dey of June-186}, a final Judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of theniéth Judicial District of the State of Catifornis, in and for the county of Nevada, against W.O’Donnelt et al and in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum of Sixteen Hundred & si xty thyée dollars, principal debt, with mterest en the prin-ipal at the rate of 13¢ per cent per month from the rendition of judgment antil paid, together with all coats -of — suit. And whefeas, on the said sth aay of June, A. D. 1863. it was ordered and decrecd by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintif?scomplaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of the certain quartz mines or lodes and mill premises described as foluws, to-wit: The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Cos. ledge. Also the the ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known aw the Gold Ledge No.2. Also the quartz ledge kacwn as the Homeward Bound. Also the quartz ledge known as the O'Donnell lead. Also the undivided three fifths of that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Flat, Nevada township and pier? in the vicinity of Wentworth’s saw mill and known and des ted as pe nents mill.of the Hibernia Co., and all of. said deseribed quartz lodes or ledges, being situate in or near Gold Flat, Nevad® township and county, State of Calitornia, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and soid to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of meney as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given.that°1will expose to public sale, all the above described ,roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, July poor gy 1863, between the hours of 90’clock A. M-, and 4 P. M. Given under ae Fac this 20th day of June a D. 183, N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Plfl’s Atty. : The above sal¢is tponed till Tuesday, July 2sth, 1843. N. W. KNOWLTON, She ; By A. W. POTTER, Under Sheriff. ~~ HERIFE’? SALE .—By virtae of an execution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the Ith Judicial 1 istrict in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date July 23d, 1863, in favor of J. M. Noblett and agai: at Otis Hiseox, M. F. Hoit ana J, C. . tomposing the Shawmut Mill Co. and Orlando Evans for the sum of Four Hundred thirty-nine 50-100 dollars, from the léth day of July, 1863, Pp r month till paid tegether with alleosts of suit © I have levied upon a'l the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the following described ty, to wit .— that certain saw mill known as the Shawmut Mall Co’s Mill located on the road leading from Sweetland’s to Hoit’s croesing and about 13g miles in a southerly direction from the vil lage of Sweetlands, Brid rt Township, county of Nevada, together with the eugine, boiler, and all machinery and appurtenances thereunto belongiag or in any wise apperiaining Also that certain set of mining claims known as the Mall, Evans & Co’s claiffis, located on Buckeye Hill, between Sweetlands and Birchvillé to Bridgeport Township. Nevada county, flumes, cuts, siuices, hydraulics. rights of way, privileges and sppurte.ances thereunto be ‘ng or in anywise a purtainiag Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose S pie sale, all theabove described Property to he highest bidder, for eash, in front of the Court . House door, in Nevada, ‘on TUESDAY, Aug. ‘8th, 1863, between the hours of 9o’elock, A, Me, and 4 P. at. : Given under my hand, thia 2%¢ da Jaly, 1363. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif Searls & Stidger, Atts. with all n pipes. Ranier. 84 LE-—Ry virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued : District in and for theto -nty of Nevada. bearing date June 25th. 1863, in favor of Wm. Abraham and ag.iast the sum of Fourteen Hundred. and. twenty dollars.avith interest on the said sum from the 25th day of June 1861, at the rate of two per cent per month together all costa of suit I have levied upon all the right, title «nd interest of asid defendants in and to the following descr bed property, to wit:—That certain” water ditch taking water from Shady ereck to French Corral and vicinity in Nevada connty and known as the Shady creck or French 1 ditch t ‘r with all reservoirs, fumes, ways and Bide ditches, thereunto belonging or m anywise appertaining. Alero. a certain tail flUme, located in Freneh 1. Nevada county, and. leading from the claims back of saii te«n to Yuba Riv er near Wood's crossing together with all rights and privileges thereanto belonging Also. defendants interest in the set of mining elaims or mining ground, located at French Corral, Nevada county and known as the Book Walter & G a vee with sluices, tools and cats ° e ‘ No hereby given that I will expose to age sale, all the above described p: rty to he highest bidder fur cash in fron‘ of t ure tlonse door. in Nevada, on the hours Of 0 oPelock A 18th, 1883. between “Given adie hand this 2th day of Jul ven m ‘ i. , NOW ENOWLTON Shona O. P. Stidger. Atty. JOB PRINTING Of every descripticn acatly and faithfally ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. The long talked of match between thoze two . . eut of the Hon . District Court of the 14th Judicial Di : Broad Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. ood July 24, 1863. Henry M Stone Virgin D Williams San Jose J McCarty &e do James Bohannan Wash Mrs J Phillips do JP Fay Marysville James L Eoff do Geo Trahune Bine Tent Henry Clay do T Williams Brandy Flat Mrs Hanna do W Dean Zine House O Evans do EB Tenney Grecnhern H Logan San Francis N Dodge Little York i J Martistine do James Whartewby City H F Paine do J VU Greenman do Joe Maguire Auburn Ee " @ SPECIAL NOTICE. ir S. HAAS & CO. have just received at their. Fashionable Store, en Commercial Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnifi}-eent stoek of ~ Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Which they ‘invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns tocall and examine. Among the articles may be found ~ Coats, all kinds and sizes, Vests of all styles and gudlities, Pants, an immense stock, \ : Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Iiats and Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establichment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. . We would particularly intite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of bee Saratoga Trunks, TPQ ~ S. HAAS & CO., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada, July 7th. SPECIAL NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, Hy removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad . Street. whese he has just received a “SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST erraxs or Silks, Calices, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &e. &e. 4 Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest Prices! . Ladies will find it to their advantage te cal and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug! I will sell Goods lower than ever be-t fore offered im this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG You If you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices coe ae: and no Humbug. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, July 19th. NEW STORE, NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. _ NO. 51 Broad Street. Ww: have not removed to Nan Francisco. as some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Bést 8 eck of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer-our goods at the following .low prices : Caticoes; 124 cents per yard. % French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cente per yard. =e . ‘Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Roek, 25 ceuts per yard. 3 Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per —— 24 pai $1 pe Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per dozen. Anthe balance of our stock in r proe‘We ean sel! most of our goods at a lower % > Which we have just received from New York. ~ The Ne BO POLO SUNDAY EE Distric admitted to Shultz vs to withdras Cushman ase:gnee. Thales C creditors at Unz vs F hry va E. . tiff in each . Avery vs ’ Jones vs M part of defe Huckins : ed assigree. ‘Petijean ‘demurrer s' Nevada C Geo. W. K argued and briefs. ) Watt vs amend com Court adj 404. M. Scoot . county from mon schools National; a additional » ovunty 552, tionment c Scheol Fan The apporti 1861, but no ~~Treasury. to pay_salai . during thes 1862. The school cens te 25 cents RatTIFIC, men of Nort! meeting last nominations. cal, was eng speakers we -shall get the t#There fisy-a man al sents. By b invites the p his carcasss areso many t that some on bby it on stin c#FThe } hate selected the futigue c tant Gen. Kil The followin A eack cuat half way do with sleeves fanned ; fall left side; tor Meluburs « leave their.n IncorPor to procure tt Mountain Ge the North Fu ital stock Schmiitburg _Entuvsis Bday is dawnii in triumph «1 and still tae ingon, Hea nobié cause, . Will soon hav Car of Liber Very Giox @ reported tate of grea of recent bu ion we have as possible ¥, but most uderstand . ighting for it ngly bard. ew duzen of @bung, we Tae Cana ‘arliameut hi rity for th ith the caus ae ALLIsuw is Tich lead

4 4 Fe >» 'e & Hevaka Dally Transcript. City and County Official Press SUNDAY MORNING JULY . 26th! UNION STATE TICKET. : For Governor, . FPREDERION F. LOW. =~ <> {fenteuant Governor, . THOMAS N. MACHIN. — Congressmen, T. B. SHANNON, . WM, HIGEY. CORNELIUS. COLE. ° Secretary of State, B. B REDDING. Controller, GEORGE OULTOR. Treasurer, R. PACHECO, . Attorney General, J. @. McCULLOUGEH. ra Clerk Supreme Coart, -W.D. HARRIMAN. State Printer, 0. M. OCLAYES. ‘For Surveyor General, J. F. HOUGHTON. : Harbor Commissioner, ne OC. Ls. TAYLOR. For Superintendent of Public Instruction. , " JOHN SWETT. : For Supreme Judges, 0. L. SHAFTER, L. SAWYER, 8.W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY, A. L. RHODES. F Se UNION COUNTY TIOKET. % For Distriet Judge, * B. McoFARLAND. For County Judge. A. OC. NILES. For Sheriff. CHARLES KENT. . For County Clerk, R. H. PARQUHAR. ~~“ Preasurer, — JAMES COLLINS, District Attorne,. THOMAS P. HAWLEY. Recorder. ~ GERRY MOXGAN. Surveyor, Hw. 8. BRADLEY. Saperintendent Public Tastruction, MARCELLUS 8S. DEAL. = Coroner, W. ©. GROVES. Public Administrator, D. Oo. TEEPLES. Senators, . JOSEPH KU z, Ei W. ROBERTS. Assemblymen, W. BH. SEARS. SETH MARTIN. J. W. RULE. Se A. A. SMITH, : TT JusT HOW IT 18.—A private letter from Colusa toa friend of ours has the following, which illustrates the secesh character to a a dot. We have been kindly permitted to “T will tell yeu of alittle secesh incident, that-occurred in Colusa 'a few weeks sinco. a. T. ——4 > There is a woman who teaches school in that -ed with Southern sympathy. delectable town and who ie strongly tineturOne day, after giving the girls a receas, she.enid to the boys, ‘‘As many of you as are in favor.of the Cons federate Gavernment, hold up your hands.” Every hand was raised, but those belonging to one little fellow by the name of.!Ceok, -wh6, when the question ‘those in favor of the U. 8. Government” way put, raised his little brave handa, alone! The girle were then called in and the boys given a recess, when the cowardly little villains who had voted in favor of secesaia, pitched on to little . But they were only imitating the older secesh, who never fuil to attack some poor crip. ple, i, e. if there js a crowd of them together. So much for Colusa. Tae boy's father insde some stir about it, but the secesh compelled him to move out of town! There js “freedom of speech” for you, with a vengeance. O! “Constitutional Democracy!” thou art truly a pearl of consistency! It makes my very gorge rise when I hear these fellows prate of “freedom of apeech" and “the press, the Constitution and conservatism.” EF Downey apenks of a “despotism that threatens to subvert every vestige of freedom jn the American Confederacy" and wants ~ the Democracy to assist in putting itdewn. . stop helping the Contederacy and assist the side of freedom; but they wo'nt do it, Copren ORe.—C-pper ore of a rieh qual ity haa been found iv Britieh Columbia. 4 bead of aative copper ban been diseutered OM ARE 2 OR RARE CoLLapse CoMING.—We are informed on the authority of men well versed in the ‘matter that a collapse is about to follow the silver speculations that have been madly carried on during two years or more. There is evidence that the crisis is at hand in the fact of the great depreciation in the price of stocks, even in the best claims, during the dast month. ‘There is probably not a mine iu Nevada Territory whose ‘‘feet” will sell for as uch as they would a month azo by . ten or fifteen per cent: and. the majority of stocks have depreciated ustonishingly The people have gone wild on s'lver specs ulations. It must have been evident long ‘ago toevery accurate observer; that there was not a solid basis for all this speculation. It was impossible that onestenth of all the mining claims loeated in Nevada Territory could be of any value. Silver, nor any other precious metal, underlies the surface of a thousand square miles iu oné body. There are ledges that are rich, and lasting as time’ but the land one hundred miles wide on each side of the Comsteck is not necessarily good for anything except to excite the hopes of simpletons and get their money with, when -. divided up by companies with high sounding names. Wild cat speculations have been the business of Washoe operators and. more money has been made to a few dealing in worthless stocks, than bas yet been extracted: from the Comstock lead. In consequence of the influx of men and capital into the Territury, ard the supposi« tive wealth represented in a huudred thousand claims and ledges, everything waa likely to be overdone. Speculations in city lots and buildings are apt to keep pace with the general inflation, and we would not be surprised if cities and towns were building over the mountains, that will ere long be comparitively uninhabited. é If we will but resgrt to a-little reasoning we will see there are grounds to fear out friends in Silverado have gofie to far. Up to this time there has been but ene ledge of positive value worked at Virginia city, and some of our citizens who have lived there years assure us there iano other that can be relied on. The Cumstock is the only j.ledge, and that will be ‘worked as long as some of the ‘mines of Cornwall have been worked—2,000 years. But this ledge is owned but by a few companies, and it can furnish employment to buta limited number of men. We will suppose that there are ten compas nies each employing two hundred hands— (we will be liberal in our figures)—Thie is not basis enough to justify the building of such a town as is going up at Virginia city. Mulitiply all our figures by ten, and yet, if all accounts are true, our friends at Virginia are not justified im all their enterprizes, Things must come to a substantial basis sooner or later. Wild cat speculations must have their day and their night. The latter we think, is coming rapidly, and, ifso, we shall soon sce a reaction. WELLER is aunounced to apeak at the Maryeville barbecue, where the funeral baked meats are expected to be plenty. John has a singular way of doing about barbecue times. It ia related of him that when the Breckinridge barbecue came offat San Leandro, during the last Preaidential election, the “states man” got drunk and slept two nights and one day in San Francisco, and arrived, much to his astonishment, at San Leandro, in time te see the bones of the feast the day after. — "Tis said, he still believes it was a trick on him te hurt his. political pruspeets, inviting him a day too late. : EF" Downey do'nt like the way the Amer. iean Government isadministered, and talks of tyranny. Let him go back to Ireland. out bim. THE citizens of Austin, Reeso river, have taken ‘measures for the coustruction of a road So gonneet their town with the route ofthe Daily Overland Mail. When the new road is built, the stages wilfrive through Austin on their way tu via. EP Downey suye tue war bas cost two thousand wilhons. Io making this statement he lies one half. ; E San Jose Kaicnoap—The road from San Francisco ty San Jose is ready tor the ties and irou. The care will run from San The work on this road w of the most eabstantial character reflecting credit apon all who bave e hand io the building. . The couutry ean get along by a pinch, with. aad from Califor. . Se ante AMA Te = Re — Wuar Tuey Mean.—The Richmond Ezaminer thus bollly avows the object of the rebels in forming their ungedly Confederacy. Read it, and you will see what'the copperheads are trying to help do. : “The establishment of the Confederacy is verily @ distinet reaction sgainst the whule course of the mistaken civilization of the age.s And this is the true reason why we have been left without the sympathy of the nations until we conquered that syinpathy with the sharp edge of the sword. For ‘Liberty, Equahty, Fraternity,’ we have deliberately substituted Slavery, Subordination and Gov-ernment. ‘hese social-éud political problems which rack and torture modern society we have undertaken to solve for ourselves, in our own way, avd upon our own principles. That tamong equalg, equality is right,’ ameng those who are natdrally unequal, equality is chaos; that there are slave races horn to serve, master races born to govern. Such are the fundamental princip! » which we inherit from the aneient world, which we lifted up in the face of a perverse gene~ ration that has forgotten the wisddm “of its fathers, by those principles we livé,gnd in their defense we have shown ourselves ready to die. Reverently we feel that our Confederacy is a God-sent missionary to the nations ‘with greet truths te preach. We must speak thm boldly; and whoso hath ears to bear let him hear.” Tue Man who Won’r Pay Tue PeixTER.— May he be shod with lightning and compelled to wander over gun<powder. May he have sore eyes, and a ebestout burr for an eye-stone: May every day of his life be more despotic than the Dey ot Algiers. May he never be permitted to kiss a hand~ some woman. May he be bored to death with boarding school misses, practiciyg their first lessons in music, without the Phsilage of seeing his tormentors. : May 243 night-mares trot quarter races over his stomach every night. May his boots leak. bis gun hang his fishing lines break. . May his coffee be ewpetened with flies and his soup seasoned with spiders. May his friend run off with his wife, and his children take the whooping eough. May his cattle die of murrain, and his pigs destrov’his garden. 3 May a troop of pri:iter’s devils, lean, lank and hungry, dog his heels ench day, and a ‘regiment of cats taterwau! under his window each night. : — May thé famine~atricken ghost of an edi~ tor’s baby haunt hia slumbers and hiss “‘murder!” in his dreaming ear. May his cows give sour milk, and churn rancid butter. In short, way his daughter marry a one. eyed editor and bis business go to ruin, and he -go to. the legislature. fire and Downey's Letrer.—That talented ge» nus, John G. Downey, has written another Hetter, just one more. Heoughtto be ar« rested for indecent exposure of person. ONSTABLES’S SALE.—State of Callfornia, Rough & Ready Township, Nevada pone gy Aa virtue of an execution to me deliv ered, issued froni the Court of A. A: Smith E 7 an acting Justice of the Peace in and for t eounty aforesaid, bearing date Juty 2ist, a. D 1963. to sa a Jetzment rendered Court.on the een of July, 166% in favor of J. 8. Plummer and against J. F. Easley; Jas. Huitt and John Staley for the sum of 81 debt. interest, damages and costes of suit, I have taken in execution and will séll to the highest bidder for cash the following described property to wit: A certain set mining claims situated about three mileswouth of Rough & Ready, and known as James Huitt & Cos. claims, Mensener with the fron pipe, hose. flume, water ditches, cabine reservoirs and all appurtenances belonging to said claims. I willsetl said property on the premises on Saturday, the 15th day of August. A. D. 1863, between the hours of 9 o’slock «» M. and § o'clock Pp. M._ Taken as the property of J. F. Easley, Ja’. Hultt and John Staley to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Given under néy hand thin 24th day of July, A. D 1863. JOHN PERKINPINK, Const. Byes BLE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of A. A. Smith, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the township of Kough & Realy, county of Nevada, State of California, bearing date July 2ist, 1863, to satisfy-a jud ment rendered by said Court on the 18h of July 1863. in favor of Hear Rex & P. B. Madden and against J. F Easley, Jas. Huitt and John Stale7 ur the sun of $134 4) debt, intereat. dumager and costs ofsuit. I have taken in execution and . witt sci to the highest bidder for cash the following described property to wit: A certain set of mining claims situnted about three miles claims of Jaw. lluit’ & Co. together withthe fron pipe, hose, flume, water ditches, cabins, reservoirs and all appurtenances belonging to said claims. I will sell said property on Satuyday the Sth day of August, 1841, between ihe hours of © o’clock A. M.and5o’elock P.M. Taken as ‘he property of J F. Easley, Jas. Huitt and John Sialey, to satiafy the. ve demanas and aceruing costs. . Given under my hand this 2ith day of July, A.B. 1863. JCH SN PERKINPINE. Const. — Cae ae SA LE.—sy virtue o1 an oe to me Rigen issued. from: tho Gourt of A. A, “mith Ksq. an acting Justice of the Peace ia and for thee ‘Township of Roagh and Ready, county of Nevada, State of California, bearing 1863, to satisiy a dedgeest rendered by salt Court on the Sth day of July 1863 in favor of Rex & Stanfieli a against J. F. Easley, Jas. Huitt and Frank Duff and costs uf suit, I have taken in execut aud will seil to the highest bidder for “ors the to wit: A certain abeut three milea la rtepances belonging to sald — use seal sald beneweey O8 the premises a lth iad, Schwwene the Eeeowe are A. oem ie 8 ‘. SD RET Rar aakAny ha said . at the rate of two per for the sum_ of $79 90 debt, interest. damages . bel

Pe cae celebrated horses “Honest Ance,” the property of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grags Valley, and tiie celebrated mare, “Whitehall Maid,”,. © he property of George F. Jacobs, uf Qua~ ‘ker Hill, has come to a close fur $1,000 a “side, at mile heate, 3 best in 5, to harness to rule. : Little is ventured in saying this is going to be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the owners of the horses backs bis opinion with his money, and a close and well contested race may be expected, as the *WhitehallMrid"-ig-fleet of foot, and both parties are confideat of winning. Ia sports. . man’s phrase, “may the best horse win.” There are $4,000 already put up. D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown mare, Whitehall: Maid.” Robert Watt names sorrel gelding, “Hon est Ance.” Remember this is the Great «‘Ance’ that trotted sgainst the Queen-of Trotters, “Flox ra Temple,” at Kalainazoo, Mithigao, when ‘she trgtted in 2,199, and ‘‘Ance”. saved his distance. f ——— meme (QHERIFF’S SALE.—Whereas on the sth dey of June-186}, a final Judgment and decree was rendered in the Distriet Court of theniéth Judicial District of the State of Catifornis, in and for the county of Nevada, against W.O’Donnelt et al and in favorof Bradley & Chesley forthe sum of Sixteen Hundred & si xty thyée dollars, principal debt, with mterest en the prin-ipal at the rate of 13¢ per cent per month from the rendition of judgment antil paid, together with all coats -of — suit. And whefeas, on the said sth aay of June, A. D. 1863. it was ordered and decrecd by the said court that the mortgage set forth in plaintif?scomplaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit :—All of the nndivided three fifths of the certain quartz mines or lodes and mill premises described as foluws, to-wit: The quartz ledge known as the Hibernia Cos. ledge. Also the the ledge known as the Grannail ledge. Also the quartz ledge known aw the Gold Ledge No.2. Also the quartz ledge kacwn as the Homeward Bound. Also the quartz ledge known as the O'Donnell lead. Also the undivided three fifths of that cer tain quartz mill, situate and being on Gold Flat, Nevada township and pier? in the vicinity of Wentworth’s saw mill and known and des ted as pe nents mill.of the Hibernia Co., and all of. said deseribed quartz lodes or ledges, being situate in or near Gold Flat, Nevad® township and county, State of Calitornia, and being well known by the respective names above designated, be levied upon and soid to satisfy said judgment, interest and costs, and the proceeds thereof applied to the payment of said sums of meney as aforesaid. Notice is hereby given.that°1will expose to public sale, all the above described ,roverty to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on Tuesday, July poor gy 1863, between the hours of 90’clock A. M-, and 4 P. M. Given under ae Fac this 20th day of June a D. 183, N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Niles Searls, Plfl’s Atty. : The above sal¢is tponed till Tuesday, July 2sth, 1843. N. W. KNOWLTON, She ; By A. W. POTTER, Under Sheriff. ~~ HERIFE’? SALE .—By virtae of an execution to me delivered issued out of the Hon District Court of the Ith Judicial 1 istrict in and for the county of Nevada. bearing date July 23d, 1863, in favor of J. M. Noblett and agai: at Otis Hiseox, M. F. Hoit ana J, C. . tomposing the Shawmut Mill Co. and Orlando Evans for the sum of Four Hundred thirty-nine 50-100 dollars, from the léth day of July, 1863, Pp r month till paid tegether with alleosts of suit © I have levied upon a'l the right, title and interest of defendants in and to the following described ty, to wit .— that certain saw mill known as the Shawmut Mall Co’s Mill located on the road leading from Sweetland’s to Hoit’s croesing and about 13g miles in a southerly direction from the vil lage of Sweetlands, Brid rt Township, county of Nevada, together with the eugine, boiler, and all machinery and appurtenances thereunto belongiag or in any wise apperiaining Also that certain set of mining claims known as the Mall, Evans & Co’s claiffis, located on Buckeye Hill, between Sweetlands and Birchvillé to Bridgeport Township. Nevada county, flumes, cuts, siuices, hydraulics. rights of way, privileges and sppurte.ances thereunto be ‘ng or in anywise a purtainiag Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose S pie sale, all theabove described Property to he highest bidder, for eash, in front of the Court . House door, in Nevada, ‘on TUESDAY, Aug. ‘8th, 1863, between the hours of 9o’elock, A, Me, and 4 P. at. : Given under my hand, thia 2%¢ da Jaly, 1363. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif Searls & Stidger, Atts. with all n pipes. Ranier. 84 LE-—Ry virtue of an Execution to me delivered issued : District in and for theto -nty of Nevada. bearing date June 25th. 1863, in favor of Wm. Abraham and ag.iast the sum of Fourteen Hundred. and. twenty dollars.avith interest on the said sum from the 25th day of June 1861, at the rate of two per cent per month together all costa of suit I have levied upon all the right, title «nd interest of asid defendants in and to the following descr bed property, to wit:—That certain” water ditch taking water from Shady ereck to French Corral and vicinity in Nevada connty and known as the Shady creck or French 1 ditch t ‘r with all reservoirs, fumes, ways and Bide ditches, thereunto belonging or m anywise appertaining. Alero. a certain tail flUme, located in Freneh 1. Nevada county, and. leading from the claims back of saii te«n to Yuba Riv er near Wood's crossing together with all rights and privileges thereanto belonging Also. defendants interest in the set of mining elaims or mining ground, located at French Corral, Nevada county and known as the Book Walter & G a vee with sluices, tools and cats ° e ‘ No hereby given that I will expose to age sale, all the above described p: rty to he highest bidder fur cash in fron‘ of t ure tlonse door. in Nevada, on the hours Of 0 oPelock A 18th, 1883. between “Given adie hand this 2th day of Jul ven m ‘ i. , NOW ENOWLTON Shona O. P. Stidger. Atty. JOB PRINTING Of every descripticn acatly and faithfally ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. The long talked of match between thoze two . . eut of the Hon . District Court of the 14th Judicial Di : Broad Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. ood July 24, 1863. Henry M Stone Virgin D Williams San Jose J McCarty &e do James Bohannan Wash Mrs J Phillips do JP Fay Marysville James L Eoff do Geo Trahune Bine Tent Henry Clay do T Williams Brandy Flat Mrs Hanna do W Dean Zine House O Evans do EB Tenney Grecnhern H Logan San Francis N Dodge Little York i J Martistine do James Whartewby City H F Paine do J VU Greenman do Joe Maguire Auburn Ee " @ SPECIAL NOTICE. ir S. HAAS & CO. have just received at their. Fashionable Store, en Commercial Street, Corner of Pine, a most magnifi}-eent stoek of ~ Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Which they ‘invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns tocall and examine. Among the articles may be found ~ Coats, all kinds and sizes, Vests of all styles and gudlities, Pants, an immense stock, \ : Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Iiats and Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establichment. We sell our Goeds at low rates, for cash, and satisfaction is always guaranteed. . We would particularly intite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of bee Saratoga Trunks, TPQ ~ S. HAAS & CO., Cor. Commercial & Pine Streets. Nevada, July 7th. SPECIAL NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, Hy removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad . Street. whese he has just received a “SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST erraxs or Silks, Calices, Delaines, Oil Cloths, Carpets, Hosiery, &e. &e. 4 Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vicinity at the yery Lowest Prices! . Ladies will find it to their advantage te cal and satisfy themselves that This is no Humbug! I will sell Goods lower than ever be-t fore offered im this city. Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer Calicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, THIS IS ONLY TO HUMBUG You If you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices coe ae: and no Humbug. JACOB ROSENTHAL. Nevada, July 19th. NEW STORE, NEW COODS. OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. _ NO. 51 Broad Street. Ww: have not removed to Nan Francisco. as some of cur neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with The Largest and Bést 8 eck of Goods ever brought te this city. As we are determined not to be undersold we offer-our goods at the following .low prices : Caticoes; 124 cents per yard. % French Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cente per yard. =e . ‘Bleached Muslin, such as Lansdale and White Roek, 25 ceuts per yard. 3 Stockings 124 cents a pair or $1 per —— 24 pai $1 pe Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per dozen. Anthe balance of our stock in r proe‘We ean sel! most of our goods at a lower % > Which we have just received from New York. ~ The Ne BO POLO SUNDAY EE Distric admitted to Shultz vs to withdras Cushman ase:gnee. Thales C creditors at Unz vs F hry va E. . tiff in each . Avery vs ’ Jones vs M part of defe Huckins : ed assigree. ‘Petijean ‘demurrer s' Nevada C Geo. W. K argued and briefs. ) Watt vs amend com Court adj 404. M. Scoot . county from mon schools National; a additional » ovunty 552, tionment c Scheol Fan The apporti 1861, but no ~~Treasury. to pay_salai . during thes 1862. The school cens te 25 cents RatTIFIC, men of Nort! meeting last nominations. cal, was eng speakers we -shall get the t#There fisy-a man al sents. By b invites the p his carcasss areso many t that some on bby it on stin c#FThe } hate selected the futigue c tant Gen. Kil The followin A eack cuat half way do with sleeves fanned ; fall left side; tor Meluburs « leave their.n IncorPor to procure tt Mountain Ge the North Fu ital stock Schmiitburg _Entuvsis Bday is dawnii in triumph «1 and still tae ingon, Hea nobié cause, . Will soon hav Car of Liber Very Giox @ reported tate of grea of recent bu ion we have as possible ¥, but most uderstand . ighting for it ngly bard. ew duzen of @bung, we Tae Cana ‘arliameut hi rity for th ith the caus ae ALLIsuw is Tich lead