June 4, 1861 (4 pages)

z _. Pusraior Court.—June 3d—Sarah M, yoree granted. The bearing ‘of testimony as ta the common property and. eustody of the children of patties, Gxed for 15th inst.“Palmer vs. Newton et al—Plaintiff grantOdgers ebal.ys Byers et l—Motion to “ gtrike-out,” and the demurrer to answer submitted to Court. Deft's granted leave to anend answer, = ; Stapp vs. Redd—Demurrer ‘to complaint Brumstetter vs. Keenan“Refered to H.L. . Joachimgsen. Marx vs Levy—Motion to allow receiver's fee &t., granted. Wall va. Spicer—Deeree of foreclosnre of mortgage and siile, entered. Rule entered fixing to-morrow, to hear all . demurrers now filed, not disposed of. Causes were set for trial as follows :— June 11th.—H. H. Flagg vs. C. Chandler. June 15th—Alvaro. Evans vs. O. Hiscox, and Alvaro Evans vs.'8. 8. Leuis. ; July 8uh—Middle Yuba C. & W. Co., vs. P. Murphy et al. J. W. Buckman vs J. A. Fulton et al. and Chas Ireudell vs. McCambridge & Voss. . July 9th--K. P. Watson vsQO. Evans, and Smith & Clow vs. J. 8S. Bowker. July 10th—M. Jolliceur vs. Van Hagan et al. July }2th—Heugh & McArthur vs. MCassin. July 13th—J. J. Ott vs. C. Kraft. J.M Levey ve, C, Kraft. and C. Kraftvs. J. J. Ott. July 15th—F, Hersput-¥s. James Whar_ tenby et al. July 16th—F: Chapman vs. Excelsior Canal Co. and J. Odgers et al. vs. Byers etal. July 17th—J. B. Herbert vs. W. H. Wallis et al. ~July 19th—M. W. Meore vs: J. Briggs et al. July 20th—N. P. Otis et al. va. A. Stapp et al. July Qist—J. Briggs et al. ve. D. Bowen et al. : i July 22nd—~A. J. Marjerson et al. ve. J. Ried et al. and O, Rankin et al vs. Parham et al. . July 23¢—D. S. Ashton vs. J. N. Taylor and T. Patterson et al. vs. H. burdett et, al. BroupTuirsty Preorpie.—*‘ This extra is a reguiar humbug!” “This pony brings no news!” “ No fighting yet!” and such like expressions are to be heard from many people en reading the extras we have lately is. sued on the arrival of the pony. It would seem) as: if ‘nothing short of the record of a half dozen battles, or at least the sacking and burning of one or more southern cifies could. satisfy the craving for blood of these patriots. ‘One individual who, if he were thrust in the ranks, would probably shoot his _ gan atthe first discharge, in guch a way as. tomake it more disagreeable to the olfacteries of his neighbors than dangerous to the enemy, weut so fur, in the expression of his disappointment, as to comprise fhe TRANSCRIPT in his curses for issuing an extra which did not contain the record, of apy. battle. People who are so fond of hearing of” other folks fighting, are seldom fond of doing much of’it themselves, and if we had the power of compulsion, we are confident that ne greater’punishment could be inflicted on thia class of yelpers than to. foree them in the front of the first battle. The news of bloodshed will reach us soon enough, God’ knows! and as to extras being issued, when there is no fight to record, all we have to say is, that op the arrival of the pony’s dispatch we are besieged by an anxious crowd, whose importanities we ean only get rid of by the . issuing of an extra, and if you have to pay two bits for the said extra, even when it don’t containthe account of any fighting, it’s only because the telegraph man charges just as muéh for s certain aumber of words, reeording the &ath of a mule, as he would for the same nunber of words recording the Rica Dinr.—$143 50 were washed from one pan of drt in the claims of Messrs. Maji‘lory & Co., 1t Independence Hill, sear Red Dog, on Saturday last. Two more pans of dirt were washed on Buckeye Hill, also near Red Dog, ma yielded, one $134, and the } pond @uch more drt of the same sort, we woulda’t Wind turning ‘honest miner” and go . last, started hile fine of stages to Maryaville— 4 some time siuee, to the shaft of this favorite -1an-affair_both-brilliantand delicious. CueaP TRAVELING.—Jas. McCue has, at the first conch, a first rate one, having comunder ‘the guidance of that king’ of whips and clever drivers, George pte The fare by this line is put down as low aa it is possible for a line to take passengers and live, and we therefore hope that the traveling. public will not be lured away by any momentary reduction of prices tu below a living figure, by any other concern, and thus help crushing at thodérate prices.’ A man can, now, thanks to the enterprise of Capt. Kidd, Jas. McCue, and Mr. Jefiries, of Orleans Flat, go trom the latter place to San Francisco for $8, whereas, could not be pertorined for less-than. $21— making a difference of $26 for the voyage from Orleans Flat to San Francisco and back. This difference can be maintained if the people have the goed sense ty patronize those reason#ble rates-of travel. > “ STEAMER NiVaba.—The -damage done, steamer is entirely repaired,,. and she will be put to her work again by Monday at the latest. When the river is low, and this will huppen now. in a short time, the Nevada will make her rivals sick of their attempts to beat her. Crear CatTLe.—A yoke of oxen, in passable condition, were sold at auction, yesterday, by Mr. Gosling, for the sum of $40. Taking into consideration the fact that we enter the season when feed is cheap, we think the animals were sold very low. Divorce GRANTED.—In the case of Sarah was entered by the court granting the prayer of the plaintiff. We understand that the decision is to be appealed from. te Frank Alverton continues to drive Lew Morrill’s six horse stage at a rattling gait. He left Washington yesterday morning at a quarter before 7 o’clock, and reached Nevada at a quarter before 10 o’clock. Every thing that bucks against Frank will have to weaken sooner or later. STRAWBERRY FestivaL.—The ladies of the Congregational Church, Nevads, will give a Strawberry Festival, at the room of the Protection Hoek and Ladder Co., on Thursday evening next, 6th, inst. It will be DeMOcRATIC MEETING AT CHEROKEE The folowing proceedings are published in the Transcript at the especial request of the Secretary of the meeting : : At a primary meeting of the Democrae: of Cherokee precinct. held at Cherokee, on Saturday last, A. A. Atkins was elected Chairman, and R. C. Wyatt, Secretary. The following persons were elected dele“gates to the County Convention, to meet in evada, on the Sth inst. viz: A. A. Atkins, Jotun Ryan and Thos. M. Moore. Mi Asexpressive of the feelings and sentiments of the party in this vieimty, the following Fresolutions were intreduced and unanimously ahoptedc) 2 7 Resolved, That the war policy of the preseot Administration can never restore the ubion ofthe States, under a free republican form of Government. tt Resolred, That to force submission on the part of the filteen slave states of the Confederacy, whilst denying them their state equal. ity aud constitativnal rights, is the veriest despoticm, and totally s byersive of the fandamental:principles of free government. ’ "Reaoleed, That in the past history, present latformi, and in'the conciliatory, compromisa apd coraervative spirit of the Democratic party, we recognize the only princi policy that can testere peace, un by any sibility re-establish the Union of the. states, and preserve the letter and spirit of our present form of Government. SreixcenT “suT Necessany.— Gen. Summer has issued the following order, which, if faithfaly exeented , will render the const. of Culiiornia somewhat unsafe and nuwholesome for Jeff. Davis’ privateers, ‘should any of them chonse to visit it: , « Any vessels sailing under the secession flag, so called, which shall enter or attempt to enter any of the waters of the United States on this coast, will immediately be captured by the troops stationed there.— Any such vessel which shall fail to come to surrender on being duly warned, or which oe rt to escape, will be fired into and sunk if necessary. By order of Barc. Gex. SuMNER, -J. C. Beat, Ass’t. Adj’t. Gen. the ouly-tine which promises to rut atendily . — under’ the oid ‘arrangement, the same trip [ whose enterprise hes brought about these . M, Richardson vs 8. C. Richardson, a decree . les and . CHEAP JOHN’S FoR OUR RAIMENT,. Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A™ 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. tees Cc. M. BATES & CO. EB SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ou hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. G. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. . mn4-tt Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines Ritters, 2 most delictous Beverage and Tonic— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, 60 déleteridus to héalth. Panties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State, fer the following * Sainsevain’s exttfa White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra, Angelica Wine ; Sainseyain’s extra Port Wine;. Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Saineevain’s Sparkling Champagne ‘ Sainsevain’s Winé Brandy ; : Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dedlers throughout the States. DEProT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m r Hall’s Sarsaporila and fodide of Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of any other known preparation of its Kind. Asa good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nneqnaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CUBE, Rheuma, Serofula; Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. . . Pimples en. the face. and body, NeuPaine in the joints, Chronic Sore Kyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Bleo, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, 4s Hall’s Sareaparilla; Yellowdock ana lodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOLLAR ; Six bottles sent by express toany address Hall’s villa. : R.MALL & CO., Sole Pr sprictors, a glas, Mass., wae A in the same ip, ae may be seen Liquors, . . . . bRY Goons, . mopaceo;, cleans nes, Cc > a complete ava ent 6f MINER'S SOPRgScoctaseay oon wang . Aw the same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada poe pa -nese Pass, every . and satisfaction guaranteed. in find it to their advan to giveusa ¢all before going elsewhere, a8 se pe ie : . _ BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP JERE.C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. BF. HEYDLAUFF. NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. M\HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN. FORM the eres that he ‘will dispatch a Saddle Train for VIRGINIA CIT Yoviat e HenMONDAY. MORNING; AT 7 O°CLOCK + Passage, $20, in Advance. All Packagés taken over will be charged for as freight. Passengers taken through without delay. HARMON SADDLER will act as agent at Virginia City. For Freight or passage appl to 4 * ALB RT MAU, m24-tf At the Golden Gate Hotel, Nevada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! ne THE UNDERSIGNED would beg. leave to inform the BTRAVELING PUBLIC that BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the bg ante of EXCHANGING between Nevada and Moore’s Flat. ~ For a Horse either way... Only $3 My stages leaves Moore’s Fh.t for Eureka and South Ferk every MONDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, returning the same day. P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprietor. United States Stable, Nev Moore’s Flat Stable, Meore’s May 24, 1861-tfWho Makes your Fine Boots? lat. B. W. CONNELLY, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, No. 68 Broad Street. ee pases TO ORDER THE most fashionable and easy fitting BOOT ever worn in this city, and at REASONABLE PRICES, ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING Done in ancat and mechanical style, at low rates, instance every ; If you want a good pair of BOOTS. you can have, them by calling at my catablatisnant m25-im SELECT SCHOOL . —FOk— Young Ladies and Gentlemen. Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. : W. &. F. DEAL, A. B.+.-.s++++>Prineipal. JANETTA A. DWADscu sosscees--ss. Aswistante 1 SCHOOL commenced eo MONDAY: J anaet] 7th. 1861. Young Gentlemen be thoroughly p: . to emter College. TERMS: = . Primary Studies, per Month. .-<-s+++r00% $4 00 English Branches and Mathematics. .-.i, 5 00 Latin.cccecceses 0 a0 soe cendeencesedcosccnge 1°00 Greek.csseees Pree ee et a . oseé oe 1 OO FREMCh.-.scsesceserescecereeesesepecgececs 200) German .-.cc.sreceee eebss Se bade qe'sadssvepe 2 00" icy Night School, Monday, Thureday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 o’elotk. TERMS ~ : Five weeks.-scesceeccdsesessses ios overs. GS-00 January 28, 6m \] OTH LOST,—Persons are forbidden IN purétiasing or trading for a note of hand for $160 OObearing date about the 6th of March, . 1861, signed by 8. Cushman aud J. W. Coleman and bearing interest at the rate of ‘lwo eent per month, payable to the undersi: Payment on the said note has been base ype m 10-1 w* PATRICK KELLY. BAKER& WYMORE, DEALERS IN ier apd Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALS: KINDS, on hand and for. sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered Free of Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. wooo-—or ail kiads, on hand end for sale cheap forcasia. 43 tf Main street. . . Attorfiey and Counselor at Law, ATTORNEY & , : ‘HOS, P. HAWLEY, -AND NOTARY PUBLIC. : co—Uy ; in Kidd & Knox’s Buildin Dann, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, : Will practice in all the Courts of the State of California. sis At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m OfftcesA. A. SARGENT. A. C. NILES SARGENT & NELES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Brokd Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. B. MeFARBLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. @FFICK—ON BROAD STREET, Over Harrington's Saloon, Nevada, Califorma _E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will Practice in all the Gourts of Nevada coun. ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. — sepé DR. R.M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office--Room No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., . Over Harrington’s Saloon. _ ESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA BST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December 17-tf — A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, OFESE . AND EEDIDENCE, UPPER PART CY) stree oO. Vey rity. March 6, 1861—tf peren a E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. Daze IN Drugs, Oils Paints, Patent medcines, ‘an eles fume Alcohol, Gainphent, Ote. etos a? Cash orders from the country. solicted. sep6-um MATTESON & SAMUEL'S WATER-POWER DERRICK: ' ATTESON & SAMUELS have erected a shop on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, an’ have associated themselves in thé business, . cfm king Matteson & Samuel’s Water-Power Lepr ck. The water-newer can be easily adapted to vae common hand Derrick. te Windlassing and Saw Mills. : ALL KIND OF .MAQGHINERY Can be run with very little water where there ia. agoodfall. They are to make Ma¢hinery ofall kinds, Sheet Iron Hose, Trip Hooke a new construction, making and set artificial Saw ‘Teeth to Circular Saws, etc. They are also prperes to do all kinds of COPPE ITHING, BLACKSMITHING, IRON ‘TURNING, Ete. Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad promptly attended to. a For-particulars apply te the un be KE: enigped ON, WEAVE? & NEWMAN, (Sneeoeereto Wall &Newman,) No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada, “(17 HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, L QUORS, QUICKEILVER, SHELF GOODS, we ddenee uh hand lee teat Gack to be side of Sacramento. ; » we ean offer great iuducements to the : ‘bi » WEAVER & NEWMAN~ NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY!” _ AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, . WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, . . “Ot the Mride of the War Path, For Sale by all the BookseHers TERMS—Onc Year, $4 ; Six Months, £2. Sub. scriptions received by all Agents, or transmitted by registered Jetter to , BROOKS & LAWEENCE, Golden Era Office, Sun Francisco. i f. MANSELL, 1GN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PALNTHR, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.’s. Brick. store. Arziil 6-Smis da mess, puuctuality and dispatch the order of the , ¥OR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf UNDERTAKING. ‘wm. .€. Groves, Undertuker HAVING FINISHED ANEW HLARSL , Iam now prepared to do underisking on on the shurtezt notice. : ORDERS PRUM?TLY ATTEN DL? TO, ees 1 foot of Broad street, opposite Ed, ithington’s shop. mi3m if one IMPORTER AND DEALER IS Watches, Diamonds, sewer Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. “ i Keisey’*s Bieck, ‘. Amd Pine Liquors, Always to, be Bound at. this aleen . _ PUNSTON & PEIRCE, Praprietoss. Commercial Street : + = % 2) 7: Near Pine Watches ¢aréefull read ani Jew ede Each Guaccds Nevada, Ncw. 27th, 180.» JOMUN hk. GAMLLE, i , OVUNLY puBVEson.— for Surveying stri¢tly attcucks to. OF baw i od W,

z _. Pusraior Court.—June 3d—Sarah M, yoree granted. The bearing ‘of testimony as ta the common property and. eustody of the children of patties, Gxed for 15th inst.“Palmer vs. Newton et al—Plaintiff grantOdgers ebal.ys Byers et l—Motion to “ gtrike-out,” and the demurrer to answer submitted to Court. Deft's granted leave to anend answer, = ; Stapp vs. Redd—Demurrer ‘to complaint Brumstetter vs. Keenan“Refered to H.L. . Joachimgsen. Marx vs Levy—Motion to allow receiver's fee &t., granted. Wall va. Spicer—Deeree of foreclosnre of mortgage and siile, entered. Rule entered fixing to-morrow, to hear all . demurrers now filed, not disposed of. Causes were set for trial as follows :— June 11th.—H. H. Flagg vs. C. Chandler. June 15th—Alvaro. Evans vs. O. Hiscox, and Alvaro Evans vs.'8. 8. Leuis. ; July 8uh—Middle Yuba C. & W. Co., vs. P. Murphy et al. J. W. Buckman vs J. A. Fulton et al. and Chas Ireudell vs. McCambridge & Voss. . July 9th--K. P. Watson vsQO. Evans, and Smith & Clow vs. J. 8S. Bowker. July 10th—M. Jolliceur vs. Van Hagan et al. July }2th—Heugh & McArthur vs. MCassin. July 13th—J. J. Ott vs. C. Kraft. J.M Levey ve, C, Kraft. and C. Kraftvs. J. J. Ott. July 15th—F, Hersput-¥s. James Whar_ tenby et al. July 16th—F: Chapman vs. Excelsior Canal Co. and J. Odgers et al. vs. Byers etal. July 17th—J. B. Herbert vs. W. H. Wallis et al. ~July 19th—M. W. Meore vs: J. Briggs et al. July 20th—N. P. Otis et al. va. A. Stapp et al. July Qist—J. Briggs et al. ve. D. Bowen et al. : i July 22nd—~A. J. Marjerson et al. ve. J. Ried et al. and O, Rankin et al vs. Parham et al. . July 23¢—D. S. Ashton vs. J. N. Taylor and T. Patterson et al. vs. H. burdett et, al. BroupTuirsty Preorpie.—*‘ This extra is a reguiar humbug!” “This pony brings no news!” “ No fighting yet!” and such like expressions are to be heard from many people en reading the extras we have lately is. sued on the arrival of the pony. It would seem) as: if ‘nothing short of the record of a half dozen battles, or at least the sacking and burning of one or more southern cifies could. satisfy the craving for blood of these patriots. ‘One individual who, if he were thrust in the ranks, would probably shoot his _ gan atthe first discharge, in guch a way as. tomake it more disagreeable to the olfacteries of his neighbors than dangerous to the enemy, weut so fur, in the expression of his disappointment, as to comprise fhe TRANSCRIPT in his curses for issuing an extra which did not contain the record, of apy. battle. People who are so fond of hearing of” other folks fighting, are seldom fond of doing much of’it themselves, and if we had the power of compulsion, we are confident that ne greater’punishment could be inflicted on thia class of yelpers than to. foree them in the front of the first battle. The news of bloodshed will reach us soon enough, God’ knows! and as to extras being issued, when there is no fight to record, all we have to say is, that op the arrival of the pony’s dispatch we are besieged by an anxious crowd, whose importanities we ean only get rid of by the . issuing of an extra, and if you have to pay two bits for the said extra, even when it don’t containthe account of any fighting, it’s only because the telegraph man charges just as muéh for s certain aumber of words, reeording the &ath of a mule, as he would for the same nunber of words recording the Rica Dinr.—$143 50 were washed from one pan of drt in the claims of Messrs. Maji‘lory & Co., 1t Independence Hill, sear Red Dog, on Saturday last. Two more pans of dirt were washed on Buckeye Hill, also near Red Dog, ma yielded, one $134, and the } pond @uch more drt of the same sort, we woulda’t Wind turning ‘honest miner” and go . last, started hile fine of stages to Maryaville— 4 some time siuee, to the shaft of this favorite -1an-affair_both-brilliantand delicious. CueaP TRAVELING.—Jas. McCue has, at the first conch, a first rate one, having comunder ‘the guidance of that king’ of whips and clever drivers, George pte The fare by this line is put down as low aa it is possible for a line to take passengers and live, and we therefore hope that the traveling. public will not be lured away by any momentary reduction of prices tu below a living figure, by any other concern, and thus help crushing at thodérate prices.’ A man can, now, thanks to the enterprise of Capt. Kidd, Jas. McCue, and Mr. Jefiries, of Orleans Flat, go trom the latter place to San Francisco for $8, whereas, could not be pertorined for less-than. $21— making a difference of $26 for the voyage from Orleans Flat to San Francisco and back. This difference can be maintained if the people have the goed sense ty patronize those reason#ble rates-of travel. > “ STEAMER NiVaba.—The -damage done, steamer is entirely repaired,,. and she will be put to her work again by Monday at the latest. When the river is low, and this will huppen now. in a short time, the Nevada will make her rivals sick of their attempts to beat her. Crear CatTLe.—A yoke of oxen, in passable condition, were sold at auction, yesterday, by Mr. Gosling, for the sum of $40. Taking into consideration the fact that we enter the season when feed is cheap, we think the animals were sold very low. Divorce GRANTED.—In the case of Sarah was entered by the court granting the prayer of the plaintiff. We understand that the decision is to be appealed from. te Frank Alverton continues to drive Lew Morrill’s six horse stage at a rattling gait. He left Washington yesterday morning at a quarter before 7 o’clock, and reached Nevada at a quarter before 10 o’clock. Every thing that bucks against Frank will have to weaken sooner or later. STRAWBERRY FestivaL.—The ladies of the Congregational Church, Nevads, will give a Strawberry Festival, at the room of the Protection Hoek and Ladder Co., on Thursday evening next, 6th, inst. It will be DeMOcRATIC MEETING AT CHEROKEE The folowing proceedings are published in the Transcript at the especial request of the Secretary of the meeting : : At a primary meeting of the Democrae: of Cherokee precinct. held at Cherokee, on Saturday last, A. A. Atkins was elected Chairman, and R. C. Wyatt, Secretary. The following persons were elected dele“gates to the County Convention, to meet in evada, on the Sth inst. viz: A. A. Atkins, Jotun Ryan and Thos. M. Moore. Mi Asexpressive of the feelings and sentiments of the party in this vieimty, the following Fresolutions were intreduced and unanimously ahoptedc) 2 7 Resolved, That the war policy of the preseot Administration can never restore the ubion ofthe States, under a free republican form of Government. tt Resolred, That to force submission on the part of the filteen slave states of the Confederacy, whilst denying them their state equal. ity aud constitativnal rights, is the veriest despoticm, and totally s byersive of the fandamental:principles of free government. ’ "Reaoleed, That in the past history, present latformi, and in'the conciliatory, compromisa apd coraervative spirit of the Democratic party, we recognize the only princi policy that can testere peace, un by any sibility re-establish the Union of the. states, and preserve the letter and spirit of our present form of Government. SreixcenT “suT Necessany.— Gen. Summer has issued the following order, which, if faithfaly exeented , will render the const. of Culiiornia somewhat unsafe and nuwholesome for Jeff. Davis’ privateers, ‘should any of them chonse to visit it: , « Any vessels sailing under the secession flag, so called, which shall enter or attempt to enter any of the waters of the United States on this coast, will immediately be captured by the troops stationed there.— Any such vessel which shall fail to come to surrender on being duly warned, or which oe rt to escape, will be fired into and sunk if necessary. By order of Barc. Gex. SuMNER, -J. C. Beat, Ass’t. Adj’t. Gen. the ouly-tine which promises to rut atendily . — under’ the oid ‘arrangement, the same trip [ whose enterprise hes brought about these . M, Richardson vs 8. C. Richardson, a decree . les and . CHEAP JOHN’S FoR OUR RAIMENT,. Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. A™ 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. tees Cc. M. BATES & CO. EB SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ou hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES Dr. G. M. Bates, Attending Physician, corner of Broad and Pine street. . mn4-tt Sainsevain’s Wative California Wines Ritters, 2 most delictous Beverage and Tonic— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, 60 déleteridus to héalth. Panties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, can send their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State, fer the following * Sainsevain’s exttfa White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra, Angelica Wine ; Sainseyain’s extra Port Wine;. Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Saineevain’s Sparkling Champagne ‘ Sainsevain’s Winé Brandy ; : Sainsevain’s Red Wine. For sale by the principal Liquor Dedlers throughout the States. DEProT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m r Hall’s Sarsaporila and fodide of Potass, is purely as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of

any other known preparation of its Kind. Asa good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nneqnaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CUBE, Rheuma, Serofula; Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. . . Pimples en. the face. and body, NeuPaine in the joints, Chronic Sore Kyes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the impure state of the Bleo, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, 4s Hall’s Sareaparilla; Yellowdock ana lodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOLLAR ; Six bottles sent by express toany address Hall’s villa. : R.MALL & CO., Sole Pr sprictors, a glas, Mass., wae A in the same ip, ae may be seen Liquors, . . . . bRY Goons, . mopaceo;, cleans nes, Cc > a complete ava ent 6f MINER'S SOPRgScoctaseay oon wang . Aw the same quality of GOODS can be purchased at any Grocery Store in Nevada poe pa -nese Pass, every . and satisfaction guaranteed. in find it to their advan to giveusa ¢all before going elsewhere, a8 se pe ie : . _ BOUND TO SELL AS CHEAP JERE.C. GREEN, Red Dog, May 25-tf W. BF. HEYDLAUFF. NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. M\HE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN. FORM the eres that he ‘will dispatch a Saddle Train for VIRGINIA CIT Yoviat e HenMONDAY. MORNING; AT 7 O°CLOCK + Passage, $20, in Advance. All Packagés taken over will be charged for as freight. Passengers taken through without delay. HARMON SADDLER will act as agent at Virginia City. For Freight or passage appl to 4 * ALB RT MAU, m24-tf At the Golden Gate Hotel, Nevada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! ne THE UNDERSIGNED would beg. leave to inform the BTRAVELING PUBLIC that BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the bg ante of EXCHANGING between Nevada and Moore’s Flat. ~ For a Horse either way..... Only $3 My stages leaves Moore’s Fh.t for Eureka and South Ferk every MONDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS, returning the same day. P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprietor. United States Stable, Nev Moore’s Flat Stable, Meore’s May 24, 1861-tfWho Makes your Fine Boots? lat. B. W. CONNELLY, BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, No. 68 Broad Street. ee pases TO ORDER THE most fashionable and easy fitting BOOT ever worn in this city, and at REASONABLE PRICES, ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING Done in ancat and mechanical style, at low rates, instance every ; If you want a good pair of BOOTS. you can have, them by calling at my catablatisnant m25-im SELECT SCHOOL . —FOk— Young Ladies and Gentlemen. Head ef Broad Street, Nevada. : W. &. F. DEAL, A. B..+..-.s++++>Prineipal. JANETTA A. DWADscu sosscees--ss. Aswistante 1 SCHOOL commenced eo MONDAY: J anaet] 7th. 1861. Young Gentlemen be thoroughly p: . to emter College. TERMS: = . Primary Studies, per Month.. .-<-s+++r00% $4 00 English Branches and Mathematics. .-.i, 5 00 Latin..cccecceses 0 a0 soe cendeencesedcosccnge 1°00 Greek..csseees Pree ee et a . oseé oe 1 OO FREMCh..-.scsesceserescecereeesesepecgececs 200) German .-.cc.sreceee eebss Se bade qe'sadssvepe 2 00" icy Night School, Monday, Thureday and Saturday Evenings, at 7 o’elotk. TERMS ~ : Five weeks..-scesceeccdsesessses ios overs. GS-00 January 28, 6m \] OTH LOST,—Persons are forbidden IN purétiasing or trading for a note of hand for $160 OObearing date about the 6th of March, . 1861, signed by 8. Cushman aud J. W. Coleman and bearing interest at the rate of ‘lwo eent per month, payable to the undersi: Payment on the said note has been base ype m 10-1 w* PATRICK KELLY. BAKER& WYMORE, DEALERS IN ier apd Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. RESH MEATS, of ALS: KINDS, on hand and for. sale at Cheap rates for Goods delivered Free of Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. wooo-—or ail kiads, on hand end for sale cheap forcasia. 43 tf Main street. . . Attorfiey and Counselor at Law, ATTORNEY & , : ‘HOS, P. HAWLEY, -AND NOTARY PUBLIC. : co—Uy ; in Kidd & Knox’s Buildin Dann, O'Conner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, : Will practice in all the Courts of the State of California. sis At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m OfftcesA. A. SARGENT. A. C. NILES SARGENT & NELES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Brokd Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. B. MeFARBLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. @FFICK—ON BROAD STREET, Over Harrington's Saloon, Nevada, Califorma _E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will Practice in all the Gourts of Nevada coun. ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. — sepé DR. R.M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office--Room No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., . Over Harrington’s Saloon. _ ESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA BST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December 17-tf — A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, OFESE . AND EEDIDENCE, UPPER PART CY) stree oO. Vey rity. March 6, 1861—tf peren a E. F. SPENCE, Druggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. Daze IN Drugs, Oils Paints, Patent medcines, ‘an eles fume Alcohol, Gainphent, Ote. etos a? Cash orders from the country. solicted. sep6-um MATTESON & SAMUEL'S WATER-POWER DERRICK: ' ATTESON & SAMUELS have erected a shop on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, an’ have associated themselves in thé business, . cfm king Matteson & Samuel’s Water-Power Lepr ck. The water-newer can be easily adapted to vae common hand Derrick. te Windlassing and Saw Mills. : ALL KIND OF .MAQGHINERY Can be run with very little water where there ia. agoodfall. They are to make Ma¢hinery ofall kinds, Sheet Iron Hose, Trip Hooke a new construction, making and set artificial Saw ‘Teeth to Circular Saws, etc. They are also prperes to do all kinds of COPPE ITHING, BLACKSMITHING, IRON ‘TURNING, Ete. Orders for WATER DERRICKS from abroad promptly attended to. a For-particulars apply te the un be KE: enigped ON, WEAVE? & NEWMAN, (Sneeoeereto Wall &Newman,) No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada, “(17 HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, HARDWARE, L QUORS, QUICKEILVER, SHELF GOODS, we ddenee uh hand lee teat Gack to be side of Sacramento. ; » we ean offer great iuducements to the : ‘bi » WEAVER & NEWMAN~ NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY!” _ AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, . WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIEF, . . “Ot the Mride of the War Path, For Sale by all the BookseHers TERMS—Onc Year, $4 ; Six Months, £2. Sub. scriptions received by all Agents, or transmitted by registered Jetter to , BROOKS & LAWEENCE, Golden Era Office, Sun Francisco. i f. MANSELL, 1GN, ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PALNTHR, Broad street, Nevada, next above Baker & Co.’s. Brick. store. Arziil 6-Smis da mess, puuctuality and dispatch the order of the , ¥OR SALE—Paints mixed. 86-tf UNDERTAKING. ‘wm. .€. Groves, Undertuker HAVING FINISHED ANEW HLARSL , Iam now prepared to do underisking on on the shurtezt notice. : ORDERS PRUM?TLY ATTEN DL? TO, ees 1 foot of Broad street, opposite Ed, ithington’s shop. mi3m if one IMPORTER AND DEALER IS Watches, Diamonds, sewer Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goods. “ i Keisey’*s Bieck, ‘. Amd Pine Liquors, Always to, be Bound at. this aleen . _ PUNSTON & PEIRCE, Praprietoss. Commercial Street : + = % 2) 7: Near Pine Watches ¢aréefull read ani Jew ede Each Guaccds Nevada, Ncw. 27th, 180.» JOMUN hk. GAMLLE, i , OVUNLY puBVEson.— for Surveying stri¢tly attcucks to. OF baw i od W,