June 28, 1861 (4 pages)

i, Se aad rs Se ae + Snes rey Se ee wr teat Satates weer ope AOE IUE SI in ca es ee eet tatce Noa tems “inconvenience and ‘embarrassment, . government and the rebela, by a Convention _ the most natural thing in the world for the ' Secessionists to subscribe to the plan of a in nlieohol, < Sb ES sen NEWS BY TE “THE PONY. i outs is copied from yesterday’ ‘Marysville Appeal, ‘eat eek NEVADA ory. FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, 1861. ‘ EASTERN MATTERS. ~ The Missouri Secessionists having amrsed themselves by cutting the wires of the telegraph line, between St. Louis and Fort Kear“ney, in order to vex the Union men in the “ north-east corner of Kanens, a great deal of in the transmission of pony news to California, has been the consequence. How long the telegraph men will permit the wires to remain idle, or whether. the Secessionists will allow the line to be placed i in working order, are matters about which’ we cari wet. volunwer a conjecture. A sound drubing, if -men to inflict it-could. be found, would do these Missouri Secessionists ujworld, of good, by teaching thei to behavé themselves aud to keep their thievish fingers off the telegraph. In this issue of the TRANSCRIPT, we gives) a little slice of news, said to have been brought by the last pony and received by the Morning Call and Times of San Francisco. It contains nothing to tlirow discredit on its general purport, and, therefore, we accept it as authentic. An important item in this news is that which intimates the not remote settlement of affsirs, between the ‘federal of all-the —states;--That~ the Secessionists have had their eyes widely opened to the preposterousness gf attempting to drag their states out of {6 Univn, by force of arms, is net aeubject for our special wonder, by any means. As long as there was a faint hope of enlisting the sympathy and aid of France. and Great Britain, and as long is the notion was current that one Southron could flag four Northrons, the determined belligerent attitude of the Secessionists was hob surprising. But now, when it. iiee apparent that’ French and British feeling is “against them, and when southern opinion is awaking‘from the delusion in regard to the lack of northern pluck and efficiency, it is General Convention. -If Jéf Davis and his coadjutors have nut entirely lost their wits, they ean not help seeing that the game of war, whieh they have been attempting to play against President Lincoln and General host is one in which they can not succeed. Admitting, for the sake of argument, that one Southron is good for four Northrous— an assumption, however, which has: neither reason por-experience to recommend it—yet, the great advantages of the north over the south, in the superior uumeries! foree of the army, the magnitude of the nivy, the vaster wealth and credit, and the intense earnestness with which so many thousands hove rushed to the defense ofthe, Stars and Stripes, auust satisty the rations! men of the seceded states thet they are doomed to de” fext. FB tadilig no encouragement in Europe, with Muryl id, Kentucky, and Missouri still water the oli fig; whgt better can the Secessinnigts do than submit the settlement of oll the matters, about which they have kept the couatry so long.in Hot water, to the considerationof a N tional Conveution? They will tind it an intinitely cheaper and Pic setter eens of esceping from their preeer tontocglement than war, theugh each Scuiaren were expuble of killing tour Noithrous every mu rniug before breakfast. Tiete inay, bowever, be one or two comfori vie Itiie oaties mw Virginia, beiore the pry ct 01% Netivial Convention wai be mutui, sof pieu by the beiligereuts. The teu@ioi Bova aE Res ne inteution of subjuGivuy Ue seu, Aal thet iC asks is, taut the Oo sshvaiph® saall throw @owa thew OPis Wud Lusk dav beCeaeu slutes ‘Shull die thot haotior postous in tae Cuwa, ou equal belie Ut diy wb Justice with ali the vier Giaics. er ie BO un Vudu Ud placed on BOG Ww the chime at Gavia Mull, ways the Tei reuriet dmicaprise, uy be juuged by tie fact Gist bet Week BS,00U per 1uet) Was’ OF fered ior a portion ul ground “ut that pluce, and cerused, Wott « A aypawase Aeneas as found to be a eure und aperay antidote to animal puison. The tincture 8 made by dissulving the iodine A knowledge of this ‘tact muy be © se be hose wow live da natalentihe or byPoy aobiy CouLntri 8 + OnSGON Fusions imate vf Ue Oregon State Prisun consist of irty . seven. men and one woman.” "The! kee; anys >ss Me hee per . ber a essa card Maney oy trae gon alta: Cpe fe . ® telegram froie Ban Francisca : San Francisco, June 26th. The Times aad Cali have ae foliowing dispatch : “F The pony arrived at Fort Churchill with New York dates to the 16th of June. _ An impression gains both North and South that a‘Netional Convention will be called to settle existing difficulties. The people of the South are dissatisfied with the Confederate Government, especially since Kentucky issued a Univn manifesto. In Virginia one half of the counties have called a Union Convention to organize a provincial government, and depose Governor Letcher, The news ismoére generally pacific since the avowu sympathy of France with the Adiministration. “The tenor of the English debates in Parliament is very conciliatory, and the Ministry are backing down from their menacing position.A serious riot prevails in Newfoundland against the English Government. Foreign exchange rules at 106 No bills inmarket. No demand for money which is abundantat five per cent. on call. Stocks of all kinds have advaneed. Exports of -eottun, rice; tobaecoand -navalstores have entirely ceased. Breadstufis heavy. The steamship Vanderbilt } is chartered as a man-of-war. NORTHERN TREASON.—Whef the federal government, “at one fell swoop,” raked ail the eastern telegraph stations and found the damning evidences of tréason staring eo many heretofore accounted loyal men in the face, all the high officials of the government, except Gen. Scott, so it is nid, were completely thunderstruck. The loudest preachers of Union and coercion were found to be the confidential spies and informers of-. tie Charleston and Montgomery Secessionists. Such a discovery very naturally. surprised the President and his Cabinet Ministérs ; and yet, when une comes to think of it, these telegraphic traitors are no worse than the easteru manufacturers who, for the filthy lucre of the Secessionists, supplied them with arms and munitions of war, which they knew in their hearts were to be employed agaiist themselves and their fellow Northrona. In the days of the Revolution such traitors were summarily dealt with. A tree and a cord settled their earthly affairs, without the intervention of acourt ana jury, pretty much as the Secessioulsts on the, Mississippi. river are nuw serving the Union men, but 4 hasty retribution is net in consonance the spirit and enlightenment of the age.— Nevertheless, clemency to traitera is cruelty to loyalists, PLAGIARISM ‘lhe other day, Brother Ridge, ef the S74! Evening Journal, read ull.of us thieving editors. aneloquent and impressive homily on the great sir of approprinting the brainwork of other people with: out credit’. In the s:me number of his journal he appropriated a “Pilg on the Agony” article, from a little mountain daily, without so muchas suying “By your leave!’ Preaching against plagivrism ie one thing. but practicing what yousprench is onother. For ua and for our house, we are in favor of the “Lityest liberty sang, instead of being voxed, always feel happ 1en oar brother editors steal drom us,ier if proves them to be persons of good taste, and gives us the right to make free with their cerebral goods wud chattels. ge LIEUT. GOVERNOK. —Richard Irwin, State Senator trom Plumas county~—commouly called Dick Irwin by his friends—is a eandidate before the 4th of July Convention for vominution tothe Lieutenant Goveruorsbip. Dick is a gallant Pennsylvanian and a zealous Union-man, with a-excellent brain ifside his skull and a big heart-aader hig waist coat, * CLERK OF ink OUPKEME Courr— Henry A. Gaston, once an Assemblyman from Sierra County, afterwards a resident vf Oroville, and for the last year the principul of an educational institution in Nopa City, is a cundidate before the 4th of July Convention fur nomination & the Supreme Ceurt Clerkship. Mr. Gaston isa geutleman of ability. EF The Territorial Enterprise says that passengers Iately asrived at Virginia City by nash enness Paag say the road ie in excellent ‘condition. ‘Quite a number of teams have lutely gone over it, the teamaters sxy that with a slight expenditure of money, it can be made the beat summer road over the Inonntaitis, « * Cuanér OF Fucus prea pen, N. Y¥. correspondent of the Alta tps Sew: Puree, well kyola jn your city aa a. Teton Asp wy Dae deg buve themecives well, «He oes ih nla Sql ce Ate ts rm a Fron ci CLALE c BLUFF. ikoptom, Transcrter: Now for the fulTent of that primige. Our party after leaving North San Juan did some tall travelling over a pretty rough section of country ‘until we arrived at Bear Valley via. Washington, Alpha and Omega, [at all of waich places the miners »nd merchants appear to be doing a good business. Not having found employment thus far and ~heariug very encouraging reports of the ifines.in and’ about this place—Chalk Bluff—we turned our st ps thither, where we buve been sojouruing tor the past several days. On the way we inet with quite an uccident, it was the loss of the neat little hand axe, which you presented us With at the time of our departure. Joe bad it wrapped up ip his blaukets but it would drop vut. From all that we have been able to learn in the way of prospecting, personal observationand ingu iry, this is beyoud a doubt one vf the best mining loculities we have yet Visited. Every body appears to be doing weil, and Thave yet to hear of the first instance of aset of niining Claims—und there ure sume fiifeen ur twenty in suce essful operation which we have already visited— which do not yield fair wages over. and ubove all expenses. Water for mining purposes is supplied by the South Yuba Canal Company, and it is the supposition that there will be plenty the remainder of the season. As you may be in ignorance of the fact, allow. me to state that the town or mining eamp of Chalk Bluff is pleasantly located on the Eastern ridgeif Nevada Couitity about . ten milesfrom your big City, and commands a view of seme of the finest scenery the eye ever rested upon. It is truly grand and picturesque. Onthe one side you see the snow capped Sierra, while on the other, the vailey of the Sacramento and the coast Tange ofmountains. Dutch Flat, Placer Co., ix in full view and the Stars and Strips.form quite a prominent feature of the place as they proudly wave from the flagstaff in the reur of the Express office. Red Dog a ‘small mining town on the West side of the Bluff—I presume you haye heard of the place—shows her fidelity to the Union by displ. »ying two beautiful star spangled bunners, On the 4th of July thy: eiti_ zens intend raising a staff 160 feet iv hight, from whieb will bs unfurled a flag of the largest size. The Union sentiment is the seutiunent in-these parts, as was fully illustrated at a ball yiven last night at the Chalk Bluff Dancing Academy, Dr. Knight pro-. prietor. The ball was literally crowded by the elite and fashion of the place, and I was informed that sume of the parties present came froma distance of twenty’ miles, Joe and the Mijor, e ling r. ther tired after their day’s labor, ret.rd to their virtuous mackiu.awe before miduight, but your correspondeut took a back seat, and enjoyed -the * guy und festive seene” until broad day-light. To conclude this. seroll let me ask you a favur: please send meac.py of the martiuges which breve been recorded in the Recorder's offies for the past twoweeks, as we hilt suspect au “ohl chum” ot ours, Mr. Hoof having “been, and gone and done it,” and such is.the case we intend giving bun the benefit of one of the loudest charivaris that has ever been heard of since the early diya ef’49, If we locate here you shill be posted in regard to matters and things generally, from time to time. Yours, ete. Nick Don. -_—— ANOTHER PoLte.—'d:« pole, which the citizens of Carson City intend raising before a brass b . ] ten ineker in di: meter, with au eagle amd a vone. on the top of it. The pole ix to he rigged with croas trees, The fl g will be 33° by “QU feet.— Territorial Enterpr exe, Goon Yikii —t ue mill of Green & Co. “” wt Eamer. den the bith inst., clerned up $2,378 ww geld, Which was teken from four tons of bould. re toucd on Silver Hill. The tuilinge were suved, as they were known to eentain o large amount of silver. Exmer.ilda is certuinily begining to develup itselt. — Territorial Fr'ernri~e EM The ciurrais. wo .ve subscribed $3,500 towards removing obstructions to the ‘navigation of the upper Sacramento. CH Messrs, Green & Rogers, are stocking the route story to running a tristig . atuge between nee and Virginia City. cH A. Weattra edatur vente his rage ie mem. the tullowing manner: “We ps te oe Rom reemaris ete we were in it ry, {hie throat nite» So ett the 4th of July.is to be 140 feet high, with: . “On rr ey to, by the Rev, J. D. Blain, Mr. W.CdvxcnMAN, Member of the Assembly for Nevada coun. ‘ty, to Mies CORNELIA WATERHOUSE, of Sacra mento. The happy pair im mediately left en the Marysville boat for the mountains. ce : What choald “be” done with him? With Mr. Joseph Blane, we mean, who. in Cleveland, Ohia,a few weeks ago, deliberatelv cut his wifé’s tougne out and then broke her jaw? Ofcourse the beast was drunk ! = The Cohizion Council of the city of Boston have voted to disperse with the usual Fourth of July dinnery and. to appropriate the amount (about $3,000) to the destitute families of volunteer soldiers. SEVERE SRA SICKNESS.-—Un a Tite trip of the steamer Salinas, from San Francisco ‘to Salinas, a lady pussenger was so eca sick that she “ heaved “-overbeard one-hundred and fifty dollars worth of teeth. BRGAD STKEET MARKET. No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada: P * ae ae OP ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above -well known, Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MEATS DELIVEXED. in any part of the city. fre of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je2s-tf DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. HAVE USED EVERY EXERTION to colleet the Delinquent Taxes, under the late law without any cost to the Delinquents, withont commensurate success. The following persons are delinquent in the respective jel ships, and unless the Taxes due are ee MONDAY. JULY 15th. suit will be Ruemcod. E. W. MASLIN, District Attorne. etapa rye on Township. Dedlot & Co. $8 2 Pruett, J. B.. $39 -2 George, Jne.. 36 75 Palmer, Jno. C.. 2 62 Henrv, Jos & Co. 4 36 Smith, J. L. Py. 5 50 Hallingan, Jas. 5 68 Sr ith, Charles. 6 12 Kemmerly, Wm. 5 €3 Turner, Jor. 8 17 Lohar, John.. 25 25 Wood, John. 3 4 **eCamb: idge, N. 30 25 Wood, Jonis. 499 Nohl>, Jag. a y ng ¥oung, Geo A..35 66 Noble, J M.. 8 50 Little York Township. Allenwood, J. M-$ 8 95 Killian, J. 0 2. $3 12 Alpha Co... = 00 Kneeland & Co.13 50 Ballenger & Co. 4 5" King. Lawrence Co3t 62 Blansauf, Tohn. 13 80 Landeraff, Wm.52 47 Buckman Bros. 51 27 Lovelady.N.. 17 62 Cross, Martin. Chew & Reet. Donihue. Hussey & 4 59 yirfers’ Chalk Bluff 3 12 Ditch Co..254 § Noneil., Wixesaweners 20 4 Ovceccgees 1350 Melearn, James. § 3 Fastiown Z Co. 42 1 VWeCulberts, —.:.26 00 Duff, R.S.4. 8 50 Oaks, Samuel. 13°59 Fulten ry Co ahve 43.12 Poor ia 700 Fuller & Heidlauf 3°12 Preble, C.S8 ri ae Gardner & Wm’s 5! 37 Rogers, wm. K.42 £0 Greey, W. W.. 15 79 Richardson & Co. 3 64 Grove, Chew & Co 5 62 Stutirt, K.. 20. 41 20 Gaylord, E. H. 5 6% Taylor, David.. 39-00. Green & Johnson & 25 Yanty. John,. +30 A v. Hill & Co.. 8/25 Zaff, Ge Bivecceese.10 7 Jenny } ind Co. 38 75 Eureka TovMiship. ‘ Abbott, F...87 44 Long, W. R.. $6 18 Rasney, N ? 175 Loventhall, S.. 46.66 Butch, Vr ae RY Moore & Votan.186 62 Conley, M. W. mei 0) Moonev, James. 15 07 Caldwell. John. 7 44 McCaffrey & Me Donnell, ! A &Co78 50 CPP Ycdeieccecs 26 59 Eisenro , H.. 8 7 MeLene, James. 23 60 Fellows, om § #8 Mooney, Pat.. 4 50 Fellows & Co..32 28 Nayes, Jno. & Co. & 75 Fenn, S 8. ---21 56 Oshorn, RH & Co 13 80 German Bar ‘Qtz Potchin & Piper. 6 8 R Rule. Wm-& Co. 3 63 Ginwon & Barton. — 6 Rutherford J T.>-10 7 Bards, EB, Tiwccss 21 Roscoe, B R.. QR 12 H ovter, Ino & Co! 0 09 Suiliven, John. 6 18 Hickm>n, Rreh’d, .} 25 Sullivan, Ps. s. 27 OR Hellfrieh & Rilinsst “% Sullivan. Tim. 36 22 Jones, cx tee --8 26 Smith. Jn'ia.. 8 76 Yoffries, P. k --63 +9 Sp¥acne & Darling & 75 doliconr, M ssea. 7 50 Stenhaurer, N. 77 33 Jones & Hall..! 35 23 Sypnd oases 5 20-78 Ke'l y, Mi-hwl. 8 75 Sh -Pmany——. 13 80 Nevada, June 28w Ea To the Tax Payers of Nevada City. Painful as it may be to you, t must tell you again that June 2sth, iaéi, is the last day for paying the Special Bridge Vax, withvuut paying costs. You will find me in my office, in Flagg’s Brick Building, (up stairs) on Broad street, tron 9 o’clovk, A.M, until 4 o’clock, P.M. je2?7.2t Urs 8. GREGORY, Marshal. : ASHMGRE’S MELODEON. OPEN EVtiiRY NIGHT. —_—_— To CITIZENS OF NEVADA ARE pespertinlly injorme that Mr. BK. BING-~ HAM has leaved ihe Melodeon and intends giving a seriss of « DBAMATIC, VOCAL AND TERPSICOREAN PERFORMANCES, in which the taien ed BINGHAM SISTERS. Supported by several well known Artists. will ‘APPEAR NIGHTLY. Admission...... Fifty Cents Doors open at 7 o'clock; Perform. ance tocommence at 8 o'clock. je27tt ' Netice to Wood-Choppers. asi FINE. 2 woop, waxrep—. fre ae for the slomet she RV DA GAS WORKS. oe te ‘atrvets, -o4 Cord paid—according je25.af maby of. “e Twelve a for vada County, subject to the nomination of the by stehden scons County Convention. je20td. — FOR COLLECTOR.—We are seahens ized to anneunce WM. BUTTERFIELD as a , . Candidate for the office of Collector 01 evade’ county, subject to the nomination of the Republican County Convention. ¥OR COLLECTOR.—The subscriber offers his name to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the uew law. Election, WEDNESDAY, paprentet 4th, 1861. je!5-te* J. WLOCKWOOD. DISTRKT ATTORNEY.—We are au thorized to announce E. W. ROBERTS as a candidate for District Attorney, subject to the de cision of the Union Democratic ‘Convention, of Nevada county. \ jel4.td* FOR COLLECTOR.—We hive been authorized to announce the name of T. T. DAYENVPORT, as a candidate for the Office of CoHlee: tor of Nevada county, subject to the nomination ‘of the Union Democratic Conv« ntion. * m7 thorized to announce the’ name of HUGH RB. THOMPSON. as xc: adidate for the office of County Recorder—saubject to the nomination of the Union Democratic Convention. jil-td The companies comprising the Nevada Fire De-. partment are hereby requested to -be fully pre pared for parade, for the celebration of the Birth Day of Indepetidence, JULY 4th, in full uniform, and with completo apparatus. WM. BARTON, Chief Engincer, By INO. PATTIsUN, See’y Nevada Fire Dep’t. THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. G, CHEW.,...PROPRIETOR. FIREMEN, ATTENTION: Red Dog, Nevada County. THE PROPRIETOR 4 3 of the above wellknown Ho “tel would respeetiully call . } the attention of the TRAV-— new and situated in the central.pertion of the town, and capable of accommodating in a wuperior mamee all whe may give hima call Tne Table is well Supplied With the best in the market, and THE BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, ete. je6-tf . PAVILION HOTEL, GREENWELL & BikO., Proprietors. RED DOG, CAL. the PAVILION, ike proprictors resyect fully solicit the patronage othe public, feciing assured, trom. tucir, long experiCie iu the business, that they ean give satisfac tiort tu «ll wiio may give thein a cal ,»and no efforts will be spareu to pleave. THE BED ROOMS AND PARLOR Ar@ handsomely, furnished. cool and pleasant, unn will always be jounu clean ‘Hi TABLE will receive strict attention, ana is supplied with tiie bést the market affords. ‘ne Bar will ve sug plied withthe best Liquors, Cigars, Bic., gard equal to any in tke mouniains. THE STAGE leaves ‘the Pavilion, tor Nevada, KEVEKY MORNING, at 5s o’clock, and returns at 5 o’clock, P.M. Red Doy, June 5, 1861-tf THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN . & O., FE AVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE, and careiully s@iesied STOCK OF GOODS wold invite the vitizens of RED DUG, and vicinity, to call and-exammue the same, consisting iu part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS, DRY Goons, CLO“ HING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER'S SUPPLIES, such 8 usuaily found in a countrs store. Those hing Goods in our line wilt find it to their aniage to giveusa cal before going elsewhere, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality 01 GOODs can be purchased at any Grvcery Sture.in heve@ vounty. GEN, JERE C. G ited Dog, May 25 tf “W. F. HEYDL AUFF BRED DOG AND NEVADA CITY DALE STAGE LINE. STALK LEAVES THE ah National axobam » broad at. eet Nevada, LVEK FTEKNOUON, br <2? jing LEAVES 1g va r.M. Reri 8 y at A. M. jet WM. J ‘Ts, Pro : SELECT *T SCHOOL ‘Young Vetiiek cai and Gentlemen. Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. W. ti. F. DEA by As Boy sicescceciccus PE JANKTTA A. DEAL. IRR i MN ‘HIS SCHUOL on MONDAY; fies ie ib Noone Gentlemen will be horvuguly prepared to to enter Culleye. TERMS : ae granches and PEP eee RSS SH OEE e eee eeawanieseooeee stecescacees I $2s3 ° PP eeeneeenersne & o ae Night School, Moodar. Thureday andeat ‘veuings, at 7 welock: TERMS: Five WEEK Riles igchsnsesaetiggredbacnds vees O85 00 January 23, Gm b Gdksk’ Of Asitise¥ of No: cbunty RECORDER.—'We are‘ au. ELING PFBLIC to this House. Being cuurety Having refitted and furnished — Leh nnd Keenan cAMOe ries W epecenees BODY AG Collin some } ‘to the Whar sions . ‘the he some huge g appa re a stoppe do 80, gallant , them ¢ tan ar his bo: mules knowr eould * to: the sought with 4 them { He ate them 1 with 1 were pearec his fa When Collin: roast ; their them; the m them . Coy organi der th Capt. hundr prised hour, “comm we ste the “1 rious band trust 1 not be among submi of the Fir oué th It was roof © men 0 fine a had ex the eg S71 aman his Sa lowing Union State: tion o —nen cutter AN est an the filt we ms ing its see th ARR Philliy Block, in San Panan Ker tille J

i, Se aad rs Se ae + Snes rey Se ee wr teat Satates weer ope AOE IUE SI in ca es ee eet tatce Noa tems “inconvenience and ‘embarrassment, . government and the rebela, by a Convention _ the most natural thing in the world for the ' Secessionists to subscribe to the plan of a in nlieohol, < Sb ES sen NEWS BY TE “THE PONY. i outs is copied from yesterday’ ‘Marysville Appeal, ‘eat eek NEVADA ory. FRIDAY, JUNE 28th, 1861. ‘ EASTERN MATTERS. ~ The Missouri Secessionists having amrsed themselves by cutting the wires of the telegraph line, between St. Louis and Fort Kear“ney, in order to vex the Union men in the “ north-east corner of Kanens, a great deal of in the transmission of pony news to California, has been the consequence. How long the telegraph men will permit the wires to remain idle, or whether. the Secessionists will allow the line to be placed i in working order, are matters about which’ we cari wet. volunwer a conjecture. A sound drubing, if -men to inflict it-could. be found, would do these Missouri Secessionists ujworld, of good, by teaching thei to behavé themselves aud to keep their thievish fingers off the telegraph. In this issue of the TRANSCRIPT, we gives) a little slice of news, said to have been brought by the last pony and received by the Morning Call and Times of San Francisco. It contains nothing to tlirow discredit on its general purport, and, therefore, we accept it as authentic. An important item in this news is that which intimates the not remote settlement of affsirs, between the ‘federal of all-the —states;--That~ the Secessionists have had their eyes widely opened to the preposterousness gf attempting to drag their states out of {6 Univn, by force of arms, is net aeubject for our special wonder, by any means. As long as there was a faint hope of enlisting the sympathy and aid of France. and Great Britain, and as long is the notion was current that one Southron could flag four Northrons, the determined belligerent attitude of the Secessionists was hob surprising. But now, when it. iiee apparent that’ French and British feeling is “against them, and when southern opinion is awaking‘from the delusion in regard to the lack of northern pluck and efficiency, it is General Convention. -If Jéf Davis and his coadjutors have nut entirely lost their wits, they ean not help seeing that the game of war, whieh they have been attempting to play against President Lincoln and General host is one in which they can not succeed. Admitting, for the sake of argument, that one Southron is good for four Northrous— an assumption, however, which has: neither reason por-experience to recommend it—yet, the great advantages of the north over the south, in the superior uumeries! foree of the army, the magnitude of the nivy, the vaster wealth and credit, and the intense earnestness with which so many thousands hove rushed to the defense ofthe, Stars and Stripes, auust satisty the rations! men of the seceded states thet they are doomed to de” fext. FB tadilig no encouragement in Europe, with Muryl id, Kentucky, and Missouri still water the oli fig; whgt better can the Secessinnigts do than submit the settlement of oll the matters, about which they have kept the couatry so long.in Hot water, to the considerationof a N tional Conveution? They will tind it an intinitely cheaper and Pic setter eens of esceping from their preeer tontocglement than war, theugh each Scuiaren were expuble of killing tour Noithrous every mu rniug before breakfast. Tiete inay, bowever, be one or two comfori vie Itiie oaties mw Virginia, beiore the pry ct 01% Netivial Convention wai be mutui, sof pieu by the beiligereuts. The teu@ioi Bova aE Res ne inteution of subjuGivuy Ue seu, Aal thet iC asks is, taut the Oo sshvaiph® saall throw @owa thew OPis Wud Lusk dav beCeaeu slutes ‘Shull die thot haotior postous in tae Cuwa, ou equal belie Ut diy wb Justice with ali the vier Giaics. er ie BO un Vudu Ud placed on BOG Ww the chime at Gavia Mull, ways the Tei reuriet dmicaprise, uy be juuged by tie fact Gist bet Week BS,00U per 1uet) Was’ OF fered ior a portion ul ground “ut that pluce, and cerused, Wott « A aypawase Aeneas as found to be a eure und aperay antidote to animal puison. The tincture 8 made by dissulving the iodine A knowledge of this ‘tact muy be © se be hose wow live da natalentihe or byPoy aobiy CouLntri 8 + OnSGON Fusions imate vf Ue Oregon State Prisun consist of irty . seven. men and one woman.” "The! kee; anys >ss Me hee per . ber a essa card Maney oy trae gon alta: Cpe fe . ® telegram froie Ban Francisca : San Francisco, June 26th. The Times aad Cali have ae foliowing dispatch : “F The pony arrived at Fort Churchill with New York dates to the 16th of June. _ An impression gains both North and South that a‘Netional Convention will be called to settle existing difficulties. The people of the South are dissatisfied with the Confederate Government, especially since Kentucky issued a Univn manifesto. In Virginia one half of the counties have called a Union Convention to organize a provincial government, and depose Governor Letcher, The news ismoére generally pacific since the avowu sympathy of France with the Adiministration. “The tenor of the English debates in Parliament is very conciliatory, and the Ministry are backing down from their menacing position.A serious riot prevails in Newfoundland against the English Government. Foreign exchange rules at 106 No bills inmarket. No demand for money which is abundantat five per cent. on call. Stocks of all kinds have advaneed. Exports of -eottun, rice; tobaecoand -navalstores have entirely ceased. Breadstufis heavy. The steamship Vanderbilt } is chartered as a man-of-war. NORTHERN TREASON.—Whef the federal government, “at one fell swoop,” raked ail the eastern telegraph stations and found the damning evidences of tréason staring eo many heretofore accounted loyal men in the face, all the high officials of the government, except Gen. Scott, so it is nid, were completely thunderstruck. The loudest preachers of Union and coercion were found to be the confidential spies and informers of-. tie Charleston and Montgomery Secessionists. Such a discovery very naturally. surprised the President and his Cabinet Ministérs ; and yet, when une comes to think of it, these telegraphic traitors are no worse than the easteru manufacturers who, for the filthy lucre of the Secessionists, supplied them with arms and munitions of war, which they knew in their hearts were to be employed agaiist themselves and their fellow Northrona. In the days of the Revolution such traitors were summarily dealt with. A tree and a cord settled their earthly affairs, without the intervention of acourt ana jury, pretty much as the Secessioulsts on the, Mississippi. river are nuw serving the Union men, but 4 hasty retribution is net in consonance the spirit and enlightenment of the age.— Nevertheless, clemency to traitera is cruelty to loyalists, PLAGIARISM ‘lhe other day, Brother Ridge, ef the S74! Evening Journal, read ull.of us thieving editors. aneloquent and impressive homily on the great sir of approprinting the brainwork of other people with: out credit’. In the s:me number of his journal he appropriated a “Pilg on the Agony” article, from a little mountain daily, without so muchas suying “By your leave!’ Preaching against plagivrism ie one thing. but practicing what yousprench is onother. For ua and for our house, we are in favor of the “Lityest liberty sang, instead of being voxed, always feel happ 1en oar brother editors steal drom us,ier if proves them to be persons of good taste, and gives us the right to make free with their cerebral goods wud chattels. ge LIEUT. GOVERNOK. —Richard Irwin, State Senator trom Plumas county~—commouly called Dick Irwin by his friends—is a eandidate before the 4th of July Convention for vominution tothe Lieutenant Goveruorsbip. Dick is a gallant Pennsylvanian and a zealous Union-man, with a-excellent brain ifside his skull and a big heart-aader hig waist coat, * CLERK OF ink OUPKEME Courr— Henry A. Gaston, once an Assemblyman from Sierra County, afterwards a resident vf Oroville, and for the last year the principul of an educational institution in Nopa City, is a cundidate before the 4th of July Convention fur nomination & the Supreme Ceurt Clerkship. Mr. Gaston isa geutleman of ability. EF The Territorial Enterprise says that passengers Iately asrived at Virginia City by nash enness Paag say the road ie in excellent ‘condition. ‘Quite a number of teams have lutely gone over it, the teamaters sxy that with a slight expenditure of money, it can be made the beat summer road over the Inonntaitis, « * Cuanér OF Fucus prea pen, N. Y¥. correspondent of the Alta tps Sew: Puree, well kyola jn your city aa a. Teton Asp wy Dae deg buve themecives well, «He oes ih nla Sql ce Ate ts rm a Fron ci CLALE c BLUFF. ikoptom, Transcrter: Now for the fulTent of that primige. Our party after leaving North San Juan did some tall travelling over a pretty rough section of country ‘until we arrived at Bear Valley via. Washington, Alpha and Omega, [at all of waich places the miners »nd merchants appear to be doing a good business. Not having found employment thus far and ~heariug very encouraging reports of the ifines.in and’ about this place—Chalk Bluff—we turned our st ps thither, where we buve been sojouruing tor the past several days. On the way we inet with quite an uccident, it was the loss of the neat little hand axe, which you presented us With at the time of our departure. Joe bad it wrapped up ip his blaukets but it would drop vut. From all that we have been able to learn in the way of prospecting, personal observationand ingu iry, this is beyoud a doubt one vf the best mining loculities we have yet Visited. Every body appears to be doing weil, and Thave yet to hear of the first instance of aset of niining Claims—und there ure sume fiifeen ur twenty in suce essful operation which we have already visited— which do not yield fair wages over. and ubove all expenses. Water for mining purposes is supplied by the South Yuba Canal Company, and it is the supposition that there will be plenty the remainder of the season. As you may be in ignorance of the fact, allow. me to state that the town or mining eamp of Chalk Bluff is pleasantly located on the Eastern ridgeif Nevada Couitity about . ten milesfrom your big City, and commands a view of seme of the finest scenery the eye ever rested upon. It is truly grand and picturesque. Onthe one side you see the snow capped Sierra, while on the other, the vailey of the Sacramento and the coast Tange ofmountains. Dutch Flat, Placer Co., ix in full view and the Stars and Strips.form quite a prominent feature of the place as they proudly wave from the flagstaff in the reur of the Express office. Red Dog a ‘small mining town on the West side of the Bluff—I presume you haye heard of the place—shows her fidelity to the Union by displ. »ying two beautiful star spangled bunners, On the 4th of July thy: eiti_ zens intend raising a staff 160 feet iv hight, from whieb will bs unfurled a flag of the largest size. The Union sentiment is the seutiunent in-these parts, as was fully illustrated at a ball yiven last night at the Chalk Bluff Dancing Academy, Dr. Knight pro-. prietor. The ball was literally crowded by the elite and fashion of the place, and I was informed that sume of the parties present came froma distance of twenty’ miles, Joe and the Mijor, e ling r. ther tired after their day’s labor, ret.rd to their virtuous mackiu.awe before miduight, but your correspondeut took a back seat, and enjoyed -the * guy und festive seene” until broad day-light. To conclude this. seroll let me ask you a favur: please send meac.py of the martiuges which breve been recorded in the Recorder's offies for the past twoweeks, as we hilt suspect au “ohl chum” ot ours, Mr. Hoof having “been, and gone and done it,” and such is.the case we intend giving bun the benefit of one of the loudest charivaris that has ever been heard of since the early diya ef’49, If we locate here you shill be posted in regard to matters and things generally, from time to time. Yours, ete. Nick Don. -_—— ANOTHER PoLte.—'d:« pole, which the citizens of Carson City intend raising before a brass b . ] ten ineker in di: meter, with au eagle amd a vone. on the top of it. The pole ix to he rigged with croas trees, The fl g will be 33° by “QU feet.— Territorial Enterpr exe, Goon Yikii —t ue mill of Green & Co. “” wt Eamer. den the bith inst., clerned up $2,378 ww geld, Which was teken from four tons of bould. re toucd on Silver Hill. The tuilinge were suved, as they were known to eentain o large amount of silver. Exmer.ilda is certuinily begining to develup itselt. — Territorial Fr'ernri~e EM The ciurrais. wo .ve subscribed $3,500 towards removing obstructions to the ‘navigation of the upper Sacramento. CH Messrs, Green & Rogers, are stocking the route story to running a tristig . atuge between nee and Virginia City. cH A. Weattra edatur vente his rage ie mem. the tullowing manner: “We ps te oe Rom reemaris ete we were in it ry, {hie throat nite» So ett the 4th of July.is to be 140 feet high, with: . “On rr ey to, by the Rev, J. D. Blain, Mr.. W.CdvxcnMAN, Member of the Assembly for Nevada coun. ‘ty, to Mies CORNELIA WATERHOUSE, of Sacra mento. The happy pair im mediately left en the Marysville boat for the mountains. ce : What choald “be” done with him? With Mr. Joseph Blane, we mean, who. in Cleveland, Ohia,a few weeks ago, deliberatelv cut his wifé’s tougne out and then broke her jaw? Ofcourse the beast was drunk ! = The Cohizion Council of the city of Boston have voted to disperse with the usual Fourth of July dinnery and. to appropriate the amount (about $3,000) to the destitute families of volunteer soldiers. SEVERE SRA SICKNESS.-—Un a Tite trip of the steamer Salinas, from San Francisco ‘to Salinas, a lady pussenger was so eca sick that she “ heaved “-overbeard one-hundred

and fifty dollars worth of teeth. BRGAD STKEET MARKET. No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada: P * ae ae OP ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above -well known, Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MEATS DELIVEXED. in any part of the city. fre of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je2s-tf DELINQUENT TAX PAYERS. HAVE USED EVERY EXERTION to colleet the Delinquent Taxes, under the late law without any cost to the Delinquents, withont commensurate success. The following persons are delinquent in the respective jel ships, and unless the Taxes due are ee MONDAY. JULY 15th. suit will be Ruemcod. E. W. MASLIN, District Attorne. etapa rye on Township. Dedlot & Co.. $8 2 Pruett, J. B.... $39 -2 George, Jne... 36 75 Palmer, Jno. C... 2 62 Henrv, Jos & Co. 4 36 Smith, J. L. Py.. 5 50 Hallingan, Jas.. 5 68 Sr ith, Charles. 6 12 Kemmerly, Wm. 5 €3 Turner, Jor.. 8 17 Lohar, John... 25 25 Wood, John. 3 4 **eCamb: idge, N. 30 25 Wood, Jonis. 499 Nohl>, Jag. a y ng ¥oung, Geo A...35 66 Noble, J M... 8 50 Little York Township. Allenwood, J. M-$ 8 95 Killian, J.. 0 2.. $3 12 Alpha Co..... = 00 Kneeland & Co..13 50 Ballenger & Co.. 4 5" King. Lawrence Co3t 62 Blansauf, Tohn. 13 80 Landeraff, Wm..52 47 Buckman Bros.. 51 27 Lovelady.N.... 17 62 Cross, Martin.. Chew & Reet.. Donihue. Hussey & 4 59 yirfers’ Chalk Bluff 3 12 Ditch Co...254 § Noneil., Wixesaweners 20 4 Ovceccgees 1350 Melearn, James.. § 3 Fastiown Z Co.. 42 1 VWeCulberts, —.:.26 00 Duff, R.S..4.. 8 50 Oaks, Samuel. 13°59 Fulten ry Co ahve 43.12 Poor ia 700 Fuller & Heidlauf 3°12 Preble, C.S8 ri ae Gardner & Wm’s 5! 37 Rogers, wm. K..42 £0 Greey, W. W... 15 79 Richardson & Co.. 3 64 Grove, Chew & Co 5 62 Stutirt, K.... 20. 41 20 Gaylord, E. H.. 5 6% Taylor, David... 39-00. Green & Johnson & 25 Yanty. John,.. +30 A v. Hill & Co.... 8/25 Zaff, Ge Bivecceese.10 7 Jenny } ind Co.. 38 75 Eureka TovMiship. ‘ Abbott, F.....87 44 Long, W. R... $6 18 Rasney, N ? 175 Loventhall, S... 46.66 Butch, Vr ae RY Moore & Votan..186 62 Conley, M. W. mei 0) Moonev, James.. 15 07 Caldwell. John.. 7 44 McCaffrey & Me Donnell, ! A &Co78 50 CPP Ycdeieccecs 26 59 Eisenro , H... 8 7 MeLene, James.. 23 60 Fellows, om § #8 Mooney, Pat... 4 50 Fellows & Co...32 28 Nayes, Jno. & Co. & 75 Fenn, S 8. ---21 56 Oshorn, RH & Co 13 80 German Bar ‘Qtz Potchin & Piper. 6 8 R Rule. Wm-& Co. 3 63 Ginwon & Barton. — 6 Rutherford J T.>-10 7 Bards, EB, Tiwccss 21 Roscoe, B R... QR 12 H ovter, Ino & Co! 0 09 Suiliven, John.. 6 18 Hickm>n, Rreh’d, .} 25 Sullivan, Ps.. s. 27 OR Hellfrieh & Rilinsst “% Sullivan. Tim. 36 22 Jones, cx tee --8 26 Smith. Jn'ia... 8 76 Yoffries, P. k --63 +9 Sp¥acne & Darling & 75 doliconr, M ssea. 7 50 Stenhaurer, N.. 77 33 Jones & Hall...! 35 23 Sypnd oases 5 20-78 Ke'l y, Mi-hwl.. 8 75 Sh -Pmany——.. 13 80 Nevada, June 28w Ea To the Tax Payers of Nevada City. Painful as it may be to you, t must tell you again that June 2sth, iaéi, is the last day for paying the Special Bridge Vax, withvuut paying costs. You will find me in my office, in Flagg’s Brick Building, (up stairs) on Broad street, tron 9 o’clovk, A.M, until 4 o’clock, P.M. je2?7.2t Urs 8. GREGORY, Marshal. : ASHMGRE’S MELODEON. OPEN EVtiiRY NIGHT. —_—_— To CITIZENS OF NEVADA ARE pespertinlly injorme that Mr. BK. BING-~ HAM has leaved ihe Melodeon and intends giving a seriss of « DBAMATIC, VOCAL AND TERPSICOREAN PERFORMANCES, in which the taien ed BINGHAM SISTERS. Supported by several well known Artists. will ‘APPEAR NIGHTLY. Admission........... Fifty Cents Doors open at 7 o'clock; Perform. ance tocommence at 8 o'clock. je27tt ' Netice to Wood-Choppers. asi FINE. 2 woop, waxrep—. fre ae for the slomet she RV DA GAS WORKS. oe te ‘atrvets, -o4 Cord paid—according je25.af maby of. “e Twelve a for vada County, subject to the nomination of the by stehden scons County Convention. je20td. — FOR COLLECTOR.—We are seahens ized to anneunce WM. BUTTERFIELD as a , . Candidate for the office of Collector 01 evade’ county, subject to the nomination of the Republican County Convention. ¥OR COLLECTOR.—The subscriber offers his name to the voters and Conventions as a Union candidate for the office of Collector, under the uew law. Election, WEDNESDAY, paprentet 4th, 1861.. je!5-te* J. WLOCKWOOD. DISTRKT ATTORNEY.—We are au thorized to announce E. W. ROBERTS as a candidate for District Attorney, subject to the de cision of the Union Democratic ‘Convention, of Nevada county. \ jel4.td* FOR COLLECTOR.—We hive been authorized to announce the name of T. T. DAYENVPORT, as a candidate for the Office of CoHlee: tor of Nevada county, subject to the nomination ‘of the Union Democratic Conv« ntion. * m7 thorized to announce the’ name of HUGH RB. THOMPSON. as xc: adidate for the office of County Recorder—saubject to the nomination of the Union Democratic Convention. jil-td The companies comprising the Nevada Fire De-. partment are hereby requested to -be fully pre pared for parade, for the celebration of the Birth Day of Indepetidence, JULY 4th, in full uniform, and with completo apparatus. WM. BARTON, Chief Engincer, By INO. PATTIsUN, See’y Nevada Fire Dep’t. THE CLOBE HOTEL, A. G, CHEW.,......PROPRIETOR. FIREMEN, ATTENTION: Red Dog, Nevada County. THE PROPRIETOR 4 3 of the above wellknown Ho “tel would respeetiully call . } the attention of the TRAV-— new and situated in the central.pertion of the town, and capable of accommodating in a wuperior mamee all whe may give hima call Tne Table is well Supplied With the best in the market, and THE BAR will contain fine Wines, Liquors, ete. je6-tf . PAVILION HOTEL, GREENWELL & BikO., Proprietors. RED DOG, CAL. the PAVILION, ike proprictors resyect fully solicit the patronage othe public, feciing assured, trom. tucir, long experiCie iu the business, that they ean give satisfac tiort tu «ll wiio may give thein a cal ,»and no efforts will be spareu to pleave. THE BED ROOMS AND PARLOR Ar@ handsomely, furnished. cool and pleasant, unn will always be jounu clean ‘Hi TABLE will receive strict attention, ana is supplied with tiie bést the market affords. ‘ne Bar will ve sug plied withthe best Liquors, Cigars, Bic., gard equal to any in tke mouniains. THE STAGE leaves ‘the Pavilion, tor Nevada, KEVEKY MORNING, at 5s o’clock, and returns at 5 o’clock, P.M. Red Doy, June 5, 1861-tf THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN . & O., FE AVING JUST RECEIVED A LARGE, and careiully s@iesied STOCK OF GOODS wold invite the vitizens of RED DUG, and vicinity, to call and-exammue the same, consisting iu part of the following articles : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, LIQUORS, DRY Goons, CLO“ HING, BOOTS, SHOES, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc., Comprising a complete assortment of MINER'S SUPPLIES, such 8 usuaily found in a countrs store. Those hing Goods in our line wilt find it to their aniage to giveusa cal before going elsewhere, as we are BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality 01 GOODs can be purchased at any Grvcery Sture.in heve@ vounty. GEN, JERE C. G ited Dog, May 25 tf “W. F. HEYDL AUFF BRED DOG AND NEVADA CITY DALE STAGE LINE. STALK LEAVES THE ah National axobam » broad at. eet Nevada, LVEK FTEKNOUON, br <2? jing LEAVES 1g va r.M. Reri 8 y at A. M. jet WM. J ‘Ts, Pro : SELECT *T SCHOOL ‘Young Vetiiek cai and Gentlemen. Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. W. ti. F. DEA by As Boy sicescceciccus PE JANKTTA A. DEAL.. IRR i MN ‘HIS SCHUOL on MONDAY; fies ie ib Noone Gentlemen will be horvuguly prepared to to enter Culleye. TERMS : ae granches and PEP eee RSS SH OEE e eee eeawanieseooeee stecescacees I $2s3 ° PP eeeneeenersne & o ae Night School, Moodar. Thureday andeat ‘veuings, at 7 welock: TERMS: Five WEEK Riles igchsnsesaetiggredbacnds vees O85 00 January 23, Gm b Gdksk’ Of Asitise¥ of No: cbunty RECORDER.—'We are‘ au. ELING PFBLIC to this House. Being cuurety Having refitted and furnished — Leh nnd Keenan cAMOe ries W epecenees BODY AG Collin some } ‘to the Whar sions . ‘the he some huge g appa re a stoppe do 80, gallant , them ¢ tan ar his bo: mules knowr eould * to: the sought with 4 them { He ate them 1 with 1 were pearec his fa When Collin: roast ; their them; the m them . Coy organi der th Capt. hundr prised hour, “comm we ste the “1 rious band trust 1 not be among submi of the Fir oué th It was roof © men 0 fine a had ex the eg S71 aman his Sa lowing Union State: tion o —nen cutter AN est an the filt we ms ing its see th ARR Philliy Block, in San Panan Ker tille J