July 31, 1861 (4 pages)

a City, iN . &, ete, it -can te + Jy 23-4 BE Pore LF CS , 1, pas TOM, “ Avitd to-atOye will do isthe most a Up in the jy23-ta TT TORE gs) Hotel, OF RM THE VALLEY they have 8 Boot and lace, where some stock z of ’ SHOES, tS, Ete. ir business t workmen, bunctuality. own in Neirge of the jy19-tf Y, « Jewelry, street. TO HIS to and warjy17-4f : e ORE. vE NOW eet selected and Demestrade. be excelled. r New York for the next it. than any t ‘sell calico . sell LOW. r Other conjetf EL, oprietors. LL. furnished tors hn the public, long experi ive satisfac . , and no ef ARLOR nd pleasant, HE TABLE upplied with h the best i equal ms. for Nevada, and return * IN , Cigars E'S, is “aleon rietors. EL, RIETOR. aty. ‘OR Th ” Hocall Ay, engireld > tien of the y in a sepe call. plied E BAR will jee-tf VER, ial Street, ¥. 1L DEALmsi ERS; Acco. Lewis, Carson City"the War Department to take his regiment “Sg busily. engaged “in acquiring military in. different words ridictling the Roundheads, _ fot hiring parties to make an obscene exhibi_ tion at thé"National. Theatre. «a “. “HOME MATTERS. [aperrt’s ReGimen’.—A letter has just reached us from Captain H. A. Greene, re‘gently elected to the command of Conipany H, raised in this city, dated gt San Francisco, July 28, which states that Colonel Lippitt is egnfident of receiving immediate orders from into active service. Of course, lie is anxious that thowe-who have enrolled their names shall hold themselves ready to march at a momegt’s notice. Captain Greene, with the other commissioned officers of Company H,. struction in the school of the soldier, school ‘of the company.and school of the battalion. All the efficets of the regiment, or nearly all, gre now undergoing a course of elementary drill, to fit them for their respective positions. Our thanks are due to W. K. Spencer's Biterary Depot, Grass Valley, for a bountiful assortment of periodicals, among which “is the ‘California Magazine: and Mountainéer,” an excelle mthly, full of fun and fine writing, edited bythose tiptop literary geniuses;.J. E. Lawrence~and J. Brooks. oF ° ae Tue Lecrures.—Rey. T. Starr King, who was prevented from appearing last evening, ag advertised, will certainly commence hia lectures this evening at the theater. District Court, July 30th.—Smith & Clow vs. Bouke. , Judgmententered in favor of plaintiffs for $221 80 aud costs Briggs et-al. vs. Bowen et al. Verdict for plaintiff assessing damages at $300. Ee The Marysville Appeal having been accused by the Sonora Age, of “ encouraging -sefusade against slavery, under pretense of sporting the Government,” pronounces the secusation a gross untruth, and asserts that itand “the entire Republican press of California are concerned only for the Government and Union im this struggle. Slavery has resorted to the ordeal of battle and can look out-foriteelf. 1f it chooses to knock its brains out against the Union, that is its own afhir. Government will not push it on or hold it back ; but will fight solely for its own preservation.” nities YANKEE DoopLe—A tune similar to Yankee Doodle was in use in England previous to the reign of Charles I, and during the revolution m which that monarch was dethroned,“it was sung by the Cavaliers to and among others to a set entitled “* Nankee Doodle.” During the expedition against the French posts of Niagara and Frontenac, in 1775, a physician in the British army altered the old tune of ‘‘ Nankee: Doodle,” tad gave to it the name of “‘ Yankee Doodle,” inderision of the New England volunteers, and. prevailed upon them to sdopt it, representing to them that it was very much used and highly valued upon the continent of Europe. It may have beeu. as it is said, “played by an Italian fifer at the evacuation Boston,” but it did nof originate ea that occasion. Ont Efrect oF THE War.—The Sierra Democrat. philosophically remarks; The young men of the North and South are enlisting and going to the wars by squads, companies, battalions and regiments. The virgins of tne North and South are sitting by the old firesides, reading, hearing stories of war, waiting for the return of the boys, sighing heigho! twirling their thumbs, and making a virtue of necessity. > Advices were received by the last Pony tating that msurance rates were advancing, and that offices at last accounts declined naming terms for the present, on account of Jeff. Davis’ privateers. ~ STABBING AFFRAY AT JAMISON.—On Sunday, July 2ist, Jacob Oliver, at Jami‘on City, Plumas county, received several tabs in a general affray. He was conveyed to thé Sierra County Hospital. Wit Propapty Recover —It is supthat James McKeever, who was shot Chips Borland, County Judge of San Louis Obispo, will recover, though shot ir the breast. Borland, after committing such & serious crime, is still retaining his seat on the bench.‘> Frank Hussey and T. M. Harvey were wrested in San Franciseo, a few days since, FJ: R. McConnell, candidate for Goveter, speaks in San Francisco to-night. {The amount of “oaleseed” in the State ‘Tietsury,at the close‘of business on Saturday last, was $147,05572. “*€9P The Marysville Ezpréss learns that ne & humped brutes pos of te rin , are m Tising at four o'clock, retiring at sunset, drinking water only, and that but once in ten days, when two buckets will suffice each animal. ‘They-are~very healthy, ugly and tractable ; and the Alta, from which paper k6 we condense these facts, inti that ers ougtit to experiment with ceria ats Sierra Nevada.— Appeal. : << UNFOUNDED.—We see it atated in some of the Republican papers, that Mr. MeConnell, our candidate for Governor, is a relative of Jefferson Davis. This, we are informed, is an error. Mr. McConnell is not related to, or in any way connected with Davis. The probable source of the error is the fact, that Mr. M. was reared by a brotherin-law, who is nearly connected by marriage with the family of Colonel Davis. We make this correction by authority.— Marysville Express. THE ENGLISH ARIsToCRACy of modern times is founded on wealth, to.a great extent ; and as cotton manufacturing is one of the chief sources of wealth in Great Britain, we see why the arjstocracy take so to the cotton side of secession in this country. The Live 1 Times says: ‘“ The cotton manufacture is oming the greatest power in England—perWaps the world. The men engaged in it are making fortunes almost by a leap. In wealth they far exceed the old feudal aristocracy, and every estate, now-a-days, whieh finds its way into the market is snatched up eagerly by some parvenu cotton spinner, the length of whose purse goes a great way.to atone for the brevity of his pedigree.” AN INTERESTING CusToM.—A recent African traveler, Mr. Petherick, tells some funny stories. One tribe that he encountered used to steal histobacco aud smoke his rare He filled a pipe, placing among the tobacco some gunpowder, and told them that the pipes were so indignant at be'ng used by them, that if smoked again they would evince their displeastre.\. One of the chiefs, in the traveler’s absence,“ tried it on’’ again—and the pipe exploded into fragments. After this the traveler was looked on asa prophet, and his goods were not meddled with.—Another tribe had a singular mode of salutation. The chief spit in his face. At first he deemed it an insult, and thought of knocking the chief down; but contented himself with spitting back. This, as it proved ,was the right thing to do, and it was received as-a civil response to a courteous overture. THE CHINESE PLAGUE.—Hardly a week passes but we have afresh importatien of Chinese. They come-into the mountains by the wagon load—consigned, like chattels, to some principal man of one of the various companies, who examines the invoice, and takes charge of them by: the: head, as he would a drove of sheep or hogs, and ships them off again in small lots, to suit the demands of their widely-diffused system of slavery, The Chinese quarter of this town 1s rapidlation of filth about the shanties is appalling. The whole atmosphere is poisoned by villainous smells, so offensive, that it ig at the risk of contracting a fever that one passes through the streets or alleys upon which this miserable population have located. White men begin to complain that they are interfering with tneir labor, in the field, the workshop and other industrial pursuits not heretofore included among their occupations. This state of affairs should be remedied. The legislature must do something for us. If they cannot be entirely excluded under the daw, an apprentice act should be passed, secufing their labor at a. small pittance to white men, in menial service. and postively forbidding them to-come in competition with mechanics, agriculturists or miners.—Hydraulic Press: ce A man is obliged to keep his word when nobody will take it. eeoatans Secret Orders, Nevads R. A. Chapter, So-6— every H. Parker, ¥. G. oy Independent Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, Wednesday ev: Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Nevada Division,’ No.17—Meeta at Hai. ” ev at their pies 4 ening, Sierra ever Beans WF a BPs; A. Lodge No. 4, "John Nugent gives the Breckinridge Democratic ticket a cordial support. A Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— lar communications second Saturday of month. A.C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudelph, Regular commnnications first M ening of each month. ene, P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T—Stated as. semblies first and Thursdays of each month Charles . » Commander; J, F. Rudolph, eorner of streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. mgs, at Temperance Hall. A. GE. F. act he” ae hpee ly extending its boundaries, and the accumu. -_ _& UNION DEMOORATIC TICKET. For Governor, ; JOHN CONNESBS. ‘RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, HENRY EDGERTON, JOS. C. McK IBBIN.--* \ Justice ofthe Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN. Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. Clerk of the Supreme Court, < GEO. 8. EVANS. State Treasurer, J T. LANDRUM. ' $tate Controller,ov S AMES. 3OUPTEMAN. ~ : Sarveyor General, Veet Se Seo, GARDNER. * State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, John I. .Caldwell. For Senator, — J. B. Johnson. For. Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, W. W. Wixom, Jno. Webber, A. Jd. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. B. B. Layton. Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney, Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Barns. Coroner, w.c. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. , THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN. & CO., be pet pt 4 ge RECEIVED A LARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, consisting in part of the following articles:GROCERIES, HARDW ARE, LIQUORS, DRY GOODs, “CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in a countr store. Those wishing Goods in our line will “find it to their advantage to give usa cal bofore going elsewhere, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada county. JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in —, to suit purchasers. MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city, free of any teal Prices according to quality of Meats pure je28-tf JAS. COLLEY. A New and Valuable Book. WARREN'S. HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, By Dr. Warren, of Boston. THIS IS THE ONLY MEDical Work now in the English lanwhich es all the FIRST, ND THIRD STAGES of all the Diseases of Men, Women and Children, and also explains their causes, and the newest ‘amd most approved method of curing them. No well ated family in California should be without one. FOR S4Le Bt THE AGENT, at the House, in i rh § WOOD, Agent. jy4-1m BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN “ : Groeeries, isions, Gan Fruits, Wheat, Bariey and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevads. RESM MEATS, of ALL. KINDS, ae ind for male <b Chenp rates for Geods delivered Free of Charge le alld ergswrerehng re safe tema Wose or kinds, on band s * cheap t / LELAND SERMFORD. For Lieut. Governor, J. F.CHELLES-~ A. A. SARGENT. ! For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON. : FRANK M. PIXLEY¥.’State Treasurer, ° D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. RR. WARREN. Surveyor General, Clerk of Supreme Court, FPRANE F, FARGO. State Printer, BENJ. P. AVERY. — oe District Judge, i Senator, Joseph Kutz. Assemblymen, ~ Wm. H. Sears, : Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. J.N. Turmer. . County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, Asscssor, ~~ George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, +e J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. J. M. Avery, James Collins, oh & Union ca the office of Collector, w= the new law. “lection, WEDNESDAY, . September 4th, 1861. “hs jelé-te* 3. W. LOOK WOOD. . . . > Hall's Sarsapartite and fodide ot Potass; ie purely as represented, and made im strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free “from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet_be said of ‘Pf any other known preparation-of its kind. Ae a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly. removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. : = edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CuRE, Rkeumatism, » Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face. and body, Neu-. ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arisiig from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. , va . R. MALL & CO., Sole Prdprictors, _ m18-8m Nos.631 and 532 Clay #t., Sait Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the varieus Hospi. tals haveprocured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands ofpersons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few monthe~ every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ite use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enteyprising and scientific proprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon: being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block No. 37 Commercial Street. i<yWatches carefully Repaired and Jewelry eto order. All articles guaranteed. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. 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, 1861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE.) Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly on 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 of ‘road and Pine stzeet. m4-tf A. BLOCK, &. FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. ee To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines:have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and are industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVALN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ‘* El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s .Native Wine Bitters. Itis a most delicious Beverage and Tonic. at For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ; : No. 801 Montgom ronan” seomeey wee en Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It ts made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely -exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor, Dealers throughout the Stati, fer the folldwing Wines : : Saisevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wizie ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; » Sainsevain’s extfa Wine Bitters ;Sainsevain’s Sparkling Ch e-. Win ra Sainsevain’s e Brandy 54 . Sainsevain’s Red Wine. be ‘te For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. Depot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1868.—L. B. Wire; Esq. Dear Sir: From a close.observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varieties now in use, we'can Say with confidence that it is the best one for the various forme of Hernia, jn young or old, that we have ever seen used ; combining du rability, simplicity, and facility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. re fall a we J Auxs, M. D. A. C. CAMPBELL, M.D. Wm. H. THOMAS, M. D. CENTRE. MARKET, JOHN, SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street. I WOULD INFOM THE publieef this on and the county at large, that I have on hand and . design keeping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton. MEAT S DELIVERED in any part of the ae red, at ——— rates. Nevada. F 1, 186m” BLAZE’S SALOON, 1 COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, NEVADA. * j-. Go TO BLAZE’s! W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., M. C.8T dregs er TAKER, as GENERAL DEALERS IN -,. BRED SIZ Bio. ar i es a G MATERIALS, riage ‘SMALL SIZE, wetibelics dibkaved oo: Agricaltural und LARGE BIZE, Mo capt cor soo 50-4990 90 Powder, Duck, etc., etc. . ye , oy om 4 At the oN 7 MAIN STRELT, NEVADA. . plates tum poasedin f

a City, iN . &, ete, it -can te + Jy 23-4 BE Pore LF CS , 1, pas TOM, “ Avitd to-atOye will do isthe most a Up in the jy23-ta TT TORE gs) Hotel, OF RM THE VALLEY they have 8 Boot and lace, where some stock z of ’ SHOES, tS, Ete. ir business t workmen, bunctuality. own in Neirge of the jy19-tf Y, « Jewelry, street. TO HIS to and warjy17-4f : e ORE. vE NOW eet selected and Demestrade. be excelled. r New York for the next it. than any t ‘sell calico . sell LOW. r Other conjetf EL, oprietors. LL. furnished tors hn the public, long experi ive satisfac . , and no ef ARLOR nd pleasant, HE TABLE upplied with h the best i equal ms. for Nevada, and return * IN , Cigars E'S, is “aleon rietors. EL, RIETOR. aty. ‘OR Th ” Hocall Ay, engireld > tien of the y in a sepe call. plied E BAR will jee-tf VER, ial Street, ¥. 1L DEALmsi ERS; Acco. Lewis, Carson City"the War Department to take his regiment “Sg busily. engaged “in acquiring military in. different words ridictling the Roundheads, _ fot hiring parties to make an obscene exhibi_ tion at thé"National. Theatre. «a “. “HOME MATTERS. [aperrt’s ReGimen’.—A letter has just reached us from Captain H. A. Greene, re‘gently elected to the command of Conipany H, raised in this city, dated gt San Francisco, July 28, which states that Colonel Lippitt is egnfident of receiving immediate orders from into active service. Of course, lie is anxious that thowe-who have enrolled their names shall hold themselves ready to march at a momegt’s notice. Captain Greene, with the other commissioned officers of Company H,. struction in the school of the soldier, school ‘of the company.and school of the battalion. All the efficets of the regiment, or nearly all, gre now undergoing a course of elementary drill, to fit them for their respective positions. Our thanks are due to W. K. Spencer's Biterary Depot, Grass Valley, for a bountiful assortment of periodicals, among which “is the ‘California Magazine: and Mountainéer,” an excelle mthly, full of fun and fine writing, edited bythose tiptop literary geniuses;.J. E. Lawrence~and J. Brooks. oF ° ae Tue Lecrures.—Rey. T. Starr King, who was prevented from appearing last evening, ag advertised, will certainly commence hia lectures this evening at the theater. District Court, July 30th.—Smith & Clow vs. Bouke. , Judgmententered in favor of plaintiffs for $221 80 aud costs Briggs et-al. vs. Bowen et al. Verdict for plaintiff assessing damages at $300. Ee The Marysville Appeal having been accused by the Sonora Age, of “ encouraging -sefusade against slavery, under pretense of sporting the Government,” pronounces the secusation a gross untruth, and asserts that itand “the entire Republican press of California are concerned only for the Government and Union im this struggle. Slavery has resorted to the ordeal of battle and can look out-foriteelf. 1f it chooses to knock its brains out against the Union, that is its own afhir. Government will not push it on or hold it back ; but will fight solely for its own preservation.” nities YANKEE DoopLe—A tune similar to Yankee Doodle was in use in England previous to the reign of Charles I, and during the revolution m which that monarch was dethroned,“it was sung by the Cavaliers to and among others to a set entitled “* Nankee Doodle.” During the expedition against the French posts of Niagara and Frontenac, in 1775, a physician in the British army altered the old tune of ‘‘ Nankee: Doodle,” tad gave to it the name of “‘ Yankee Doodle,” inderision of the New England volunteers, and. prevailed upon them to sdopt it, representing to them that it was very much used and highly valued upon the continent of Europe. It may have beeu. as it is said, “played by an Italian fifer at the evacuation Boston,” but it did nof originate ea that occasion. Ont Efrect oF THE War.—The Sierra Democrat. philosophically remarks; The young men of the North and South are enlisting and going to the wars by squads, companies, battalions and regiments. The virgins of tne North and South are sitting by the old firesides, reading, hearing stories of war, waiting for the return of the boys, sighing heigho! twirling their thumbs, and making a virtue of necessity. > Advices were received by the last Pony tating that msurance rates were advancing, and that offices at last accounts declined naming terms for the present, on account of Jeff. Davis’ privateers. ~ STABBING AFFRAY AT JAMISON.—On Sunday, July 2ist, Jacob Oliver, at Jami‘on City, Plumas county, received several tabs in a general affray. He was conveyed to thé Sierra County Hospital. Wit Propapty Recover —It is supthat James McKeever, who was shot Chips Borland, County Judge of San Louis Obispo, will recover, though shot ir the breast. Borland, after committing such & serious crime, is still retaining his seat on the bench.‘> Frank Hussey and T. M. Harvey were wrested in San Franciseo, a few days since, FJ: R. McConnell, candidate for Goveter, speaks in San Francisco to-night. {The amount of “oaleseed” in the State ‘Tietsury,at the close‘of business on Saturday last, was $147,05572. “*€9P The Marysville Ezpréss learns that ne & humped brutes pos of te rin , are m Tising at four o'clock, retiring at sunset, drinking water only, and that but once in ten days, when two buckets will suffice each animal. ‘They-are~very healthy, ugly and tractable ; and the Alta, from which paper k6 we condense these facts, inti that ers ougtit to experiment with ceria ats Sierra Nevada.— Appeal. : << UNFOUNDED.—We see it atated in some of the Republican papers, that Mr. MeConnell, our candidate for Governor, is a relative of Jefferson Davis. This, we are informed, is an error. Mr. McConnell is not related to, or in any way connected with Davis. The probable source of the error is the fact, that Mr. M. was reared by a brotherin-law, who is nearly connected by marriage with the family of Colonel Davis. We make this correction by authority.— Marysville Express. THE ENGLISH ARIsToCRACy of modern times is founded on wealth, to.a great extent ; and as cotton manufacturing is one of the chief sources of wealth in Great Britain, we see why the arjstocracy take so to the cotton side of secession in this country. The Live 1 Times says: ‘“ The cotton manufacture is oming the greatest power in England—perWaps the world. The men engaged in it are making fortunes almost by a leap. In wealth they far exceed the old feudal aristocracy, and every estate, now-a-days, whieh finds its way into the market is snatched up eagerly by some parvenu cotton spinner, the length of whose purse goes a great way.to atone for the brevity of his pedigree.” AN INTERESTING CusToM.—A recent African traveler, Mr. Petherick, tells some funny stories. One tribe that he encountered used to steal histobacco aud smoke his rare He filled a pipe, placing among the tobacco some gunpowder, and told them that the pipes were so indignant at be'ng used by them, that if smoked again they would evince their displeastre.\. One of the chiefs, in the traveler’s absence,“ tried it on’’ again—and the pipe exploded into fragments. After this the traveler was looked on asa prophet, and his goods were not meddled with.—Another tribe had a singular mode of salutation. The chief spit in his face. At first he deemed it an insult, and thought of knocking the chief down; but contented himself with spitting back. This, as it proved ,was the right thing to do, and it was received as-a civil response to a courteous overture. THE CHINESE PLAGUE.—Hardly a week passes but we have afresh importatien of Chinese. They come-into the mountains by the wagon load—consigned, like chattels, to some principal man of one of the various companies, who examines the invoice, and takes charge of them by: the: head, as he would a drove of sheep or hogs, and ships them off again in small lots, to suit the demands of their widely-diffused system of slavery, The Chinese quarter of this town 1s rapidlation of filth about the shanties is appalling. The whole atmosphere is poisoned by villainous smells, so offensive, that it ig at the risk of contracting a fever that one passes through the streets or alleys upon which this miserable population have located. White men begin to complain that they are interfering with tneir labor, in the field, the workshop and other industrial pursuits not heretofore included among their occupations. This state of affairs should be remedied. The legislature must do something for us. If they cannot be entirely excluded under the daw, an apprentice act should be passed, secufing their labor at a. small pittance to white men, in menial service. and postively forbidding them to-come in competition with mechanics, agriculturists or miners.—Hydraulic Press: ce A man is obliged to keep his word when nobody will take it. eeoatans Secret Orders, Nevads R. A. Chapter, So-6— every H. Parker, ¥. G. oy Independent Order of Knighthood. Nevada Camp, Wednesday ev: Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Nevada Division,’ No..17—Meeta at Hai. ” ev at their pies 4 ening, Sierra ever Beans WF a BPs; A. Lodge No. 4, "John Nugent gives the Breckinridge Democratic ticket a cordial support. A Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street, every Saturday evening.— lar communications second Saturday of month. A.C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudelph, Regular commnnications first M ening of each month. ene, P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T—Stated as. semblies first and Thursdays of each month Charles . » Commander; J, F. Rudolph, eorner of streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; A. mgs, at Temperance Hall. A. GE. F. act he” ae hpee ly extending its boundaries, and the accumu. -_ _& UNION DEMOORATIC TICKET.

For Governor, ; JOHN CONNESBS. ‘RICHARD IRWIN. For Congress, HENRY EDGERTON, JOS. C. McK IBBIN.--* \ Justice ofthe Supreme Court, B.C. WHITMAN. Attorney General, GEORGE W. BOWIE. Clerk of the Supreme Court, < GEO. 8. EVANS. State Treasurer, J T. LANDRUM. ' $tate Controller,ov S AMES.. 3OUPTEMAN. ~ : Sarveyor General, Veet Se Seo, GARDNER. * State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. District Judge, John I. .Caldwell. For Senator, — J. B. Johnson. For. Assemblymen, J. C. Eastman, W. W. Wixom, Jno. Webber, A. Jd. Enders. For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. B. B. Layton. Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney, Collector, John Hussey. Recorder, Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John L. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Barns. Coroner, w.c. Pope. Supervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. , THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN. & CO., be pet pt 4 ge RECEIVED A LARGE and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vicinity, to call and examine the same, consisting in part of the following articles:GROCERIES, HARDW ARE, LIQUORS, DRY GOODs, “CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in a countr store.. Those wishing Goods in our line will “find it to their advantage to give usa cal bofore going elsewhere, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada county. JERE C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. F. HEYDLAUFF BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in —, to suit purchasers. MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city, free of any teal Prices according to quality of Meats pure je28-tf JAS. COLLEY. A New and Valuable Book. WARREN'S. HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN, By Dr. Warren, of Boston. THIS IS THE ONLY MEDical Work now in the English lanwhich es all the FIRST, ND THIRD STAGES of all the Diseases of Men, Women and Children, and also explains their causes, and the newest ‘amd most approved method of curing them. No well ated family in California should be without one. FOR S4Le Bt THE AGENT, at the House, in i rh § WOOD, Agent. jy4-1m BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN “ : Groeeries, isions, Gan Fruits, Wheat, Bariey and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevads. RESM MEATS, of ALL. KINDS, ae ind for male <b Chenp rates for Geods delivered Free of Charge le alld ergswrerehng re safe tema Wose or kinds, on band s * cheap t / LELAND SERMFORD. For Lieut. Governor, J. F.CHELLES-~ A. A. SARGENT. ! For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDWARD NORTON. : FRANK M. PIXLEY¥.’State Treasurer, ° D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, G. RR. WARREN. Surveyor General, Clerk of Supreme Court, FPRANE F, FARGO. State Printer, BENJ. P. AVERY. — oe District Judge, i Senator, Joseph Kutz. Assemblymen, ~ Wm. H. Sears, : Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. J.N. Turmer. . County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder, John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, Asscssor, ~~ George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. S. Bradley. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Public Schools, +e J. A. Chittenden. Supervisor—2nd District, P. E. Jefferis. J. M. Avery, James Collins, oh & Union ca the office of Collector, w= the new law. “lection, WEDNESDAY, . September 4th, 1861. “hs jelé-te* 3. W. LOOK WOOD. . . . > Hall's Sarsapartite and fodide ot Potass; ie purely as represented, and made im strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free “from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet_be said of ‘Pf any other known preparation-of its kind. Ae a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly. removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. : = edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CuRE, Rkeumatism, » Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face. and body, Neu-. ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arisiig from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock ana Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. , va . R. MALL & CO., Sole Prdprictors, _ m18-8m Nos.631 and 532 Clay #t., Sait Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the varieus Hospi. tals haveprocured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands ofpersons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few monthe~ every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from ite use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enteyprising and scientific proprietor. The lame, the halt, and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon: being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CoRDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block No. 37 Commercial Street. i<yWatches carefully Repaired and Jewelry eto order. All articles guaranteed. THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. 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, 1861. BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE.) Cc. M. BATES & CO. WE SHALL KEEP CONstantly on 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 of ‘road and Pine stzeet. m4-tf A. BLOCK, &. FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. ee To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines:have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and are industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVALN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ‘* El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s .Native Wine Bitters. Itis a most delicious Beverage and Tonic. at For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ; : No. 801 Montgom ronan” seomeey wee en Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It ts made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely -exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor, Dealers throughout the Stati, fer the folldwing Wines : : Saisevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wizie ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; » Sainsevain’s extfa Wine Bitters ;Sainsevain’s Sparkling Ch e-. Win ra Sainsevain’s e Brandy 54 . Sainsevain’s Red Wine. be ‘te For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. Depot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m Mt. Morris, Livingston County, N.Y. April 14, 1868.—L. B. Wire; Esq. Dear Sir: From a close.observation of the effect of you Truss, as compared with other varieties now in use, we'can Say with confidence that it is the best one for the various forme of Hernia, jn young or old, that we have ever seen used ; combining du rability, simplicity, and facility of adjustmet that is not found in auy other instrument. re fall a we J Auxs, M. D. A. C. CAMPBELL, M.D. Wm. H. THOMAS, M. D. CENTRE. MARKET, JOHN, SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street. I WOULD INFOM THE publieef this on and the county at large, that I have on hand and . design keeping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton. MEAT S DELIVERED in any part of the ae red, at ——— rates. Nevada. F 1, 186m” BLAZE’S SALOON, 1 COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, NEVADA. * j-. Go TO BLAZE’s! W.H. CRAWFORD & CO., M. C.8T dregs er TAKER, as GENERAL DEALERS IN -,. BRED SIZ Bio. ar i es a G MATERIALS, riage ‘SMALL SIZE, wetibelics dibkaved oo: Agricaltural und LARGE BIZE, Mo capt cor soo 50-4990 90 Powder, Duck, etc., etc. . ye , oy om 4 At the oN 7 MAIN STRELT, NEVADA. . plates tum poasedin f