March 13, 1863 (4 pages)

= To a ca eg eee oot Fe eae a ea ae a A mee __and all, so far.ag we cau learn, are making . Anoney for the owners us well as customers. Nevada County Official Press. menerecemerveepetcenrmes = eres FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 13th. QuartTz.-—Since the advent of the miner in these mountains the quartz prospects were never-so substantial and. brilliant_as at this moment. _ Notwithstanding the majority of our-best prospectors have been allured-to other localities by the glowing accounts of mineral wealth, the few who have remained true and constant to the old spot, have been rewarded bezund precedent for their labor. New ledges have been opened in every direction, and old ones, by -virtue of more scientific management, have been made. to yield beyond expectation. The noise of stampers is getting to be familiar, and new mills are in process of construction. All the A new mill ia going up on Sacramento street, another on Gold Flat and the old Oriental Mill, we learn, is about to be put in order and set at work. ©The mills now running in ‘this vicinity number six. The nuinber of new ledges naw opening will-employ-a' good Jy number of anen during the summer, avd call for the erection of tore milla before the season closes. The quartz appears to be mostly of the paying kind, some of it being of the richest character. On the whole we are of the opinioa that Nevada bas but little to complain of in view of the quartz interest _ phat israpidly developing hereabout. $a cage dS oe 1 ARGENTORO. — General Allen proposes Argentoro for the. name of the new State on our east, Would’nt “Mineralia” be more comprehensive, or *Windiana” ? Oe LATER FROM THE Fasv.—The Associa« ted Press bas the following : , Chicago, March 11th—From several centers of ailitary interest, comes up yesterday's announcements of perfect. quiet. reigning. Lhere is nothing new from Vicksburg ; everything isin satu quoin Virginia, North Cars olina and Louisiana, ; Thos. Brown, Special Agent of thé Ti ens~ nry Department, appointed toinvestigate the condition of subordinates on the’Pacifie coast, has made a report accompanied by large and voluminous testimony, the result of which will be the removal of Robert J. Stevens, _ Superintendent of the Mint at Swn-Franciaco, for the retention in-office of worthless subordinates. * fe oe Collector Rankin of San Francisco, will probably be allowed to-resign. The decision of the Secretary of the Treas. ury allowing foreign steamships.te compete with the Pacific Mail Line, will be enter“tained, though Robert J. Walker and. othe ere are urgent seeking that it may not be dune, Washington, March 10.—Tho Supreme court was the sceno of great interest to-day, it being engaged in rendering important de. cisions. At least fifty of the most eminent lawyers of the country were present. The decision in favor of the Government in the New Almadan Mines involves property estiwated at $60,000,000. Not altogether unexpected, an important decision in the prize cases. was announced by Judge Greer, ruling every point in favor of the Government, and condemning all the vessels, which legalizes the blockade. _ Justice Wilson delivered a dissenting opinion that the civil wardid not exist until after the thirteenth of July 1861 and therefore the President has no power to set on foot a blockade, under the law of nations, and that decrees. in condemnation should be reversed and the vessels and cargoes restored #This dissenting-opinion waa concurred in by Justi--¢es-Catron and Clifford Salt Lake, Mar, 11th.—The dispatch in N.Y. Herald of the 10th and published in the Cahfornia papers this morning so faras reKurds iny acts and intentions is false. (signed) P. E. Conner, Col. 3¢ Intaatry. een _ Cart. Medorum Crawford has been again appointed-to take charge of the overland es~ cort for emigrant trains from the Western border to Oregoi the ensuing year. Con gress, it will be remembered, has approprited $30,000 for the purpose, gorcert a orTHE Visalia Delta says that the men passing through that place,on their-way to. Dixie. are apparently of a much better class: than the riffsraf® who journeyed last year in the same direction. a —— AN answer-to & message canbe obtained -1h San Francisco from St, Petersburg in 31days. CoMMODORE VANDERBILT has’ recently lost a suit, involving over one million of dol: lars. ’ ‘ KSULVER mine and machinery belonging to Sylvester Mowry; situated in Arizona, have been confiscated by the Government. . THE rates of passage by the People's line are $150, $100 and $75. . Bevadn Daily Transcript. Our SENATORIAL ELECTION—HOW THEY FELT AT WasHincron.—Castine,” 'the ‘very able correspondent of the Union, Arrivaisat National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. at Washiagton, writes about our Senatorial: GEO. RB. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR <8 i election as fullows : The nomination. of Conness-was received herd with considerable surprise. and—if I must say it—with no satisfaction by the numerous Californians here, and by the friends of California in both houses of Congress.— The eleetion of Sargent had been looked upon a8 a foregone conclusion, and he had been congratulated in advance by. a majority of the Senators aud Representatives, who were rejoiced-at_the prospect_of the next-Congress retaining the eminent services and abilities of the_popular representative -feom Cal. fornia. The unexpected, change in. the aspect of affairs was a dumper here, of course; but those who know Conness have reason to hope that he will pot be another example of the unprofitableness of sending to Congress men who are expected to work ‘harmoniously with those whom they have fought in politics. through all the past. With a few more Mc Dougalls and Nesmiths we should have no hope whatever of restoring harmony to the distracted country through the action of Con gress. It isto be regretted that the unhappy prolongation of the Senatorial contest in Crttornia tis resulted-in-the-withdrawat from publie life of such faithful Representatives of California as Sargent and Phelps, as is now the case. They both go home with the resolution to leave politica altogether, and, of course, will not come .to Congress’ agnin in-any capacity. : We . have received private letters from friends at Washington and other parts of the Atlantic States, all to the saine effect. The Republicans of Oregon and Cahtorniw~ have elected four Democrats to the United States Senate, and so far as these have been ena~ bled to show their hands in the Se"ate,. all of them on all debatable questions, vote with the opposition. Of such Umon men as Me Dougal, Neamith and Harding, the country has had enough, and to try the hazardous experiment of electing 4 traditional ‘enemy; one who accused the Republicans of bringing on the war and then of being cowards and not enlisting, leaving the battles of the country to be fought by Democrats; one who deprecated the assiatance the Republieons gave to the. lamented Broderick leat the taint of Bluek Republicanism should Padhere to his Democracy, for the fourth Dewoeratic Senator from the coast, destroys all confidence at Washington in California -politics and depreciates the character of the State. There is no mistaking the sentiment of Administration men in the East. They had seen the indefatigable exertions of Saryent and know hia worth. The Union men at. Washington. prefered Sargent or Phelna to Connesa. The State of California entertuined-the same preferences. There cannot bea rational doubt that Conness would have been defeated by a large mujority had his election depended upon the people, and, therefore; those men who elected him misrepresented their constituents. But what shall we aay of such men as the Sacramento delegation and the treacherous Harriman of Placer? What man in the whole State la. bored so hard for Sacramento aud the Pacific Railroad as Sargent? And yet, with the exception of Warwick, not one of the Saeramento delegation was true to the man who had done and could do the must for their city. The Sacramento Union, always tréacherous except to its interest displayed the blackest ingratitude towards the man who had been their friend ‘at Washnigten in many ways. a The deed is done. The nation and the State are disappointed. A man has been sent to the United States Senate who had no claim upon the State or the vast majority of the party for the position, while men who had have been thrust aside to private life.— Such are the rewards of politics; such the gratitude of men for favors received. MINT IN NEVADA.—The Washoe Times says: Our Territory iw to” havea mint— to be located at Carson City—and for this Congressional-benefaction we are much indebted fo Mr. Sargent, the talented and energetic’ niember from Calitornia. He originated the prvjeet inthe House of Representatives, and pressed it, with all hia abilities and influence, to w successful conclusion. “Two returned Californians, named Met Donald and Fitzpatrick, have recently discovered new gold diggings on a branch of Chagres river, which pay on an average, twenty cents to the pan. They have four men employed in developing these aurifere ous resources of the Isthmugof Darien. Ricu DicGines.—It is reported by letter that the miners at the erossing of Salmon, six miles from Snake river, have made from $5 to $20 per day all winter. About 600 tmen-were, mining on Salmon river bar, from the mouth to Slate Crock. ; MARCit 11, 1863. JW Whitehill, San F J Ford. Grass Valiey § MeFariand, do H Hankins, Hunt’s H R J Scott, VirginiaC J P-Burk, Red Dog G Hoffmanster, do J-W Greenwell. do W Hardy,GoidH,NT K M“Brown, do & wife, do C B Wilson, do Mrs J R Randall,de K G Tibbetts, Alpha & son, do MAbin Marysville P Bryson, . eity D Martin, do A C Nole, R&R RJ+Hroton, San Fran J Hawk, city G H Jewell, ‘do T B Staley, Blue Tent. E 2 Chandler, do P C¥riek,------de K-Murray,-Patterson—. J 1. Beedle, G Valley JF Hach, San Fran P Powell, You Bet J Hart, do C F Macy, do JS Crag, G Valley TL, Nicholson, do J McGuire. do JD Kingsburry, do J ot do T W Johnstén, G V NSOLVENT NOTICE,—In the District A Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the petition of Henry, Thoitias, an Insolvent Debtor: : ~ Pursuant te an order of the Hon. T. B. Me Farland, Judge of the satd-District Court, notice is hereby given to-all the ereditors of the said Insolvent, Henry Thomas; to be and pest before the Hon. ‘T. B. MeFarland District J ‘aforesaid, inopen court, at the court room of saic court, in the county of Nevada, on the 18th day of April, A. bD., 1864, at 10 o’¢lock, .A. M., of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of that Insolvent shculd not Searvasten. and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged trom his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be atayed. ~Witness my hand and the seal of said seal { court, this 12th day of MarchA. »b., 1863. : y. He FARQUHAR, pict*. peers y G. K. Farquhar, puty. ‘Geo. 8, Hupp, Atty. ™ eiaGt) FOR SALE ! PART or whole, as desired, of the Gold Tunnel Quartz Ledge and Mill. situated on Deer Creek, is offered; contains 2,400 feet .The Millisin good running order. It has 6 Stamps and 2 Chili Mills. This is an excellent ka agg for parties to invest in a-paying claim, Further particulars enquire of : T. GILES, At the Gold Tunnel. Miss Brannan, do J W-Coleman,.G He RS Benton,— eity J-H Dawley, Blue Tent E Booth town W J ¥rench, Selby F _—~ Nevada, March 8th. A. P. CHURCH & CO.,: JFAVEALL THE LATE PUBLICAtions. P CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. -17—tf : J. O° NETL, Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree (UOTHES repaired in the best rder. Also J attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and Vests, insuch a manner as to have the appearance of New Ga.wments. Give mea trial —my prices are low to suit the times. MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE! i ee of the mining claims known asthe Laird & Co’s diggings, on Lost Hill, near Nevada City. Apply 0 ae : j KEVF. SYENCE, Nevada City. — FOR SALE! 6 ty “METHODIST PARSONAGE,” Broad Street. Apply to . 9. Gennes m5w 1 FAMILY GROCERY STORE! _ A. BARUH, No. 17. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegefables, Coffee, Case Goeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found. at his old stand on Commercial street.’ BRS p wid Nevada, Nov. 16th miwl _ BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &y Prescriptions* carefully compounded. 5% BAKER & WYMORE, a DBALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. BES Belts. ef ALI. KINDS on hand and r sale at Cheap rates: cash. : Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. w f all kinds, hand cheap forcash. as et BLAZE'S SALOON, COR: @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf ‘ a napeaneerne ect utn on udge . CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. , The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS anil ANTELOPE will leave ou alternate ave for San Frim cisco, at 2 o’elock P. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mus = er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thur YR, and Saturdays. — 2 Marysville and Intermediate Lanha: ings—Every Day. = . ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, -L-will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’clock, A. M. ; \ 1 _~ Change of Day for Red Bluff. ‘Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Compaty will make two trips per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every dayFor frieght or passage by any of the above boats, a ply 6n board, or at the office of the Cali fornia Rr eam Navigation Company, on board brig Globe. A-REDINGYON, } W.H. TAYLOR. 4 Sacramento, April 17th— tf DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET,” South Side above.the.' BAILEY HOUSE,” Agents. Nevada. J)RIVATE diceases speedily and radically I cured, nu matter of how long duration.-Also, of xr Mercurial Sufferings ! i a Charges, : MopERATE $ Consultations,, FREE by letter or otherwise '! Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours :— . 9 to 12-a2to4 P M., and 6to9 P.M. Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf BOOK & GIFT ENTERPRISE. RARE opportunity is now offered to the public for purchasing BOOKS, ~ a -} Wow open agar e and choice collection of standard and miscellaneous Books and stationary. Also, a fine assortment of Family and Pocket Bibles to be disposed of immediately. NUMEROUS PREMIUMS! Are offered to induce a quiek sale. Books sold at low prices. A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 cts TO $100. Will be presented with each book sold. \ ~ _ #ach. purchaser will receive a Book and Prize for only the price paid forthe book. N. B.—Thiis sale will continue foronly afew days—corner Broad and Pine sts. evada, Mareh 7th, 1863. SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA OITY, CAL. DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. ag aga & RETAIL, DEALere in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. %9” Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. G. W. KIDD, C. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON & CO., Scena TO T. BLLARD BEANS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL * DEALERSIN Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETC. No. 52 road Street, Nevada, WW Gods delivered Free uf Charge. de7 Steamer Young America; Littleton. Mas -— —(O k= WATCHES, CLOCKS, and ' en JEWELRY. . — fT — A. H. HAN#ON f NUE STAMPS: REVE 4 E. F. BEAN, ‘ T the Post Office, Nevada, offers for taj ; every kind of f a Internal Revenue Stamps ! =Forn— -Lawyers, ‘Merchants. Tare reine A WANA RRA) we ‘And others — ir Orders from the country promptly atten’ = ed to. ’ Nevada, Feb. 21st, 2863. Great Reduction in Prices ! Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial. Street. Nevada city. NOTICE ! q We take thia method ef informing the public 4 that we will sell our large stock of ‘ Winter Clothing : At Reduced Prices! We have‘also receiyed an additional stoék of” Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! ; c White and Black! © Also, on hand Gum Boots, ail kinds and sizes. © S. HAAS & €O., Cot. uf Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’, © and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at Sa Francisco cost prices, after this date. . S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. a e ST. PATRICK’S BALL! — TUESDAY, 4 MARCH 17th, 1863 119 1 Messrs THOS WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLINWould hereby give notice that they will givee Grand 3ocial Ball at 4 : . * Temperance Hall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th A COOD SUPPER Will be got. up for the occasion. ; THE BEST OF MuSIC Has been secured. —_— Tickets, «= « .« = 98,004 The publie 5 a nt publie is pret invited to at *. Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. ; = NEW STACE LINE ! ; From Sacramento TO VIRGINIA CITY! JIM. McCUE INFORMS the public ths om after the 15th of March, 1%»: he Will commenéé running hit . line ef stages as follows: Will leave Sacramento every Tuesday, Fanesiog and Saturday!: — Arriving in Nevada in’ the afterneen, leaving for Virginia City the same day. Returning will leave Virginia City; every4. ane 1 intend to prt my bes is route Cine fee pt y t stock on this “WILL BE Low! _ And I solicit a share of the public patron “6 JIM. McCUB, _ OFFICE—In Nevada at the Bailey Hove. Nevada, Feb. 2th. Monddy, Wednesday and Friday Yeornings ‘Cos Harris Thurs teeling case ov the st. The oy been : secuti Wek “pattie duced nothir ig the terda' charg proba before “ao0l Laen phere at the e~ is aut this s sion, to joi start ers a yuess 4 ee the p of T quire plete presi shoul the fi Cele: pens D1 amin robb Hart ed u stole char evide With natic ment and Q) tard: from old . whic take we § tiful toer inel in th G out the ago. ing ¢ ning E We a ep urd: c Nat. pap clai whi ton. a jo He » gett ed j of 1 V nia hop Ci I

= To a ca eg eee oot Fe eae a ea ae a A mee __and all, so far.ag we cau learn, are making . Anoney for the owners us well as customers. Nevada County Official Press. menerecemerveepetcenrmes = eres FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 13th. QuartTz.-—Since the advent of the miner in these mountains the quartz prospects were never-so substantial and. brilliant_as at this moment. _ Notwithstanding the majority of our-best prospectors have been allured-to other localities by the glowing accounts of mineral wealth, the few who have remained true and constant to the old spot, have been rewarded bezund precedent for their labor. New ledges have been opened in every direction, and old ones, by -virtue of more scientific management, have been made. to yield beyond expectation. The noise of stampers is getting to be familiar, and new mills are in process of construction. All the A new mill ia going up on Sacramento street, another on Gold Flat and the old Oriental Mill, we learn, is about to be put in order and set at work. ©The mills now running in ‘this vicinity number six. The nuinber of new ledges naw opening will-employ-a' good Jy number of anen during the summer, avd call for the erection of tore milla before the season closes. The quartz appears to be mostly of the paying kind, some of it being of the richest character. On the whole we are of the opinioa that Nevada bas but little to complain of in view of the quartz interest _ phat israpidly developing hereabout. $a cage dS oe 1 ARGENTORO. — General Allen proposes Argentoro for the. name of the new State on our east, Would’nt “Mineralia” be more comprehensive, or *Windiana” ? Oe LATER FROM THE Fasv.—The Associa« ted Press bas the following : , Chicago, March 11th—From several centers of ailitary interest, comes up yesterday's announcements of perfect. quiet. reigning. Lhere is nothing new from Vicksburg ; everything isin satu quoin Virginia, North Cars olina and Louisiana, ; Thos. Brown, Special Agent of thé Ti ens~ nry Department, appointed toinvestigate the condition of subordinates on the’Pacifie coast, has made a report accompanied by large and voluminous testimony, the result of which will be the removal of Robert J. Stevens, _ Superintendent of the Mint at Swn-Franciaco, for the retention in-office of worthless subordinates. * fe oe Collector Rankin of San Francisco, will probably be allowed to-resign. The decision of the Secretary of the Treas. ury allowing foreign steamships.te compete with the Pacific Mail Line, will be enter“tained, though Robert J. Walker and. othe ere are urgent seeking that it may not be dune, Washington, March 10.—Tho Supreme court was the sceno of great interest to-day, it being engaged in rendering important de. cisions. At least fifty of the most eminent lawyers of the country were present. The decision in favor of the Government in the New Almadan Mines involves property estiwated at $60,000,000. Not altogether unexpected, an important decision in the prize cases. was announced by Judge Greer, ruling every point in favor of the Government, and condemning all the vessels, which legalizes the blockade. _ Justice Wilson delivered a dissenting opinion that the civil wardid not exist until after the thirteenth of July 1861 and therefore the President has no power to set on foot a blockade, under the law of nations, and that decrees. in condemnation should be reversed and the vessels and cargoes restored #This dissenting-opinion waa concurred in by Justi--¢es-Catron and Clifford Salt Lake, Mar, 11th.—The dispatch in N.Y. Herald of the 10th and published in the Cahfornia papers this morning so faras reKurds iny acts and intentions is false. (signed) P. E. Conner, Col. 3¢ Intaatry. een _ Cart. Medorum Crawford has been again appointed-to take charge of the overland es~ cort for emigrant trains from the Western border to Oregoi the ensuing year. Con gress, it will be remembered, has approprited $30,000 for the purpose, gorcert a orTHE Visalia Delta says that the men passing through that place,on their-way to. Dixie. are apparently of a much better class: than the riffsraf® who journeyed last year in the same direction. a —— AN answer-to & message canbe obtained -1h San Francisco from St, Petersburg in 31days. CoMMODORE VANDERBILT has’ recently lost a suit, involving over one million of dol: lars. ’ ‘ KSULVER mine and machinery belonging to Sylvester Mowry; situated in Arizona, have been confiscated by the Government. . THE rates of passage by the People's line are $150, $100 and $75. . Bevadn Daily Transcript. Our SENATORIAL ELECTION—HOW THEY FELT AT WasHincron.—Castine,” 'the ‘very able correspondent of the Union, Arrivaisat National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. at Washiagton, writes about our Senatorial: GEO. RB. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR <8 i election as fullows : The nomination. of Conness-was received herd with considerable surprise. and—if I must say it—with no satisfaction by the numerous Californians here, and by the friends of California in both houses of Congress.— The eleetion of Sargent had been looked upon a8 a foregone conclusion, and he had been congratulated in advance by. a majority of the Senators aud Representatives, who were rejoiced-at_the prospect_of the next-Congress retaining the eminent services and abilities of the_popular representative -feom Cal. fornia. The unexpected, change in. the aspect of affairs was a dumper here, of course; but those who know Conness have reason to hope that he will pot be another example of the unprofitableness of sending to Congress men who are expected to work ‘harmoniously with those whom they have fought in politics. through all the past. With a few more Mc Dougalls and Nesmiths we should have no hope whatever of restoring harmony to the distracted country through the action of Con gress. It isto be regretted that the unhappy prolongation of the Senatorial contest in Crttornia tis resulted-in-the-withdrawat from publie life of such faithful Representatives of California as Sargent and Phelps, as is now the case. They both go home with the resolution to leave politica altogether, and, of course, will not come .to Congress’ agnin in-any capacity. : We . have received private letters from friends at Washington and other parts of the Atlantic States, all to the saine effect. The Republicans of Oregon and Cahtorniw~ have elected four Democrats to the United States Senate, and so far as these have been ena~ bled to show their hands in the Se"ate,. all of them on all debatable questions, vote with the opposition. Of such Umon men as Me Dougal, Neamith and Harding, the country has had enough, and to try the hazardous experiment of electing 4 traditional ‘enemy; one who accused the Republicans of bringing on the war and then of being cowards and not enlisting, leaving the battles of the country to be fought by Democrats; one who deprecated the assiatance the Republieons gave to the. lamented Broderick leat the taint of Bluek Republicanism should Padhere to his Democracy, for the fourth Dewoeratic Senator from the coast, destroys all confidence at Washington in California -politics and depreciates the character of the State. There is no mistaking the sentiment of Administration men in the East. They had seen the indefatigable exertions of Saryent and know hia worth. The Union men at. Washington. prefered Sargent or Phelna to Connesa. The State of California entertuined-the same preferences. There cannot bea rational doubt that Conness would have been defeated by a large mujority had his election depended upon the people, and, therefore; those men who elected him misrepresented their constituents. But what shall we aay of such men as the Sacramento delegation and the treacherous Harriman of Placer? What man in the whole State la. bored so hard for Sacramento aud the Pacific Railroad as Sargent? And yet, with the exception of Warwick, not one of the Saeramento delegation was true to the man who had done and could do the must for their city. The Sacramento Union, always tréacherous except to its interest displayed the blackest ingratitude towards the man who had been their friend ‘at Washnigten in many ways. a The deed is done. The nation and the State are disappointed. A man has been sent to the United States Senate who had no claim upon the State or the vast majority of the party for the position, while men who had have been thrust aside to private life.— Such are the rewards of politics; such the gratitude of men for favors received. MINT IN NEVADA.—The Washoe Times says: Our Territory iw to” havea mint— to be located at Carson City—and for this Congressional-benefaction we are much indebted fo Mr. Sargent, the talented and energetic’ niember from Calitornia. He originated the prvjeet inthe House of Representatives, and pressed it, with all hia abilities and influence, to w successful conclusion. “Two returned Californians, named Met Donald and Fitzpatrick, have recently discovered new gold diggings on a branch of Chagres river, which pay on an average, twenty cents to the pan. They have four men employed in developing these aurifere ous resources of the Isthmugof Darien. Ricu DicGines.—It is reported by letter that the miners at the erossing of Salmon, six miles from Snake river, have made from $5 to $20 per day all winter. About 600 tmen-were, mining on Salmon river bar, from the mouth to Slate Crock. ; MARCit 11, 1863. JW Whitehill, San F J Ford. Grass Valiey § MeFariand, do H Hankins, Hunt’s H R J Scott, VirginiaC J P-Burk, Red Dog G Hoffmanster, do J-W Greenwell. do W Hardy,GoidH,NT K M“Brown, do & wife, do C B Wilson, do Mrs J R Randall,de K G Tibbetts, Alpha & son, do MAbin Marysville P Bryson, . eity D Martin, do A C Nole, R&R RJ+Hroton, San Fran J Hawk, city G H Jewell, ‘do T B Staley, Blue Tent. E 2 Chandler, do P C¥riek,------de K-Murray,-Patterson—. J 1. Beedle, G Valley JF Hach, San Fran P Powell, You Bet J Hart, do C F Macy, do JS Crag, G Valley TL, Nicholson, do J McGuire. do JD Kingsburry, do J ot do T W Johnstén, G V NSOLVENT NOTICE,—In the District A Court of Nevada county, State of California, in the matter of the petition of Henry, Thoitias, an Insolvent Debtor: : ~ Pursuant te an order of the Hon. T. B. Me Farland, Judge of the satd-District Court, notice is hereby given to-all the ereditors of the said Insolvent, Henry Thomas; to be and pest before the Hon. ‘T. B. MeFarland District J ‘aforesaid, inopen court, at the court room of saic court, in the county of Nevada, on the 18th day of April, A. bD., 1864, at 10 o’¢lock, .A. M., of that day, then andthere tu show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of that Insolvent shculd not Searvasten. and an assignment of his estate be made, and he be discharged trom his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided ; and in the mean time all proceedings against said In solvent be atayed. ~Witness my hand and the seal of said seal { court, this 12th day of MarchA. »b., 1863. : y. He FARQUHAR, pict*. peers y G. K. Farquhar, puty. ‘Geo. 8, Hupp, Atty. ™ eiaGt) FOR SALE ! PART or whole, as desired, of the Gold Tunnel Quartz Ledge and Mill. situated on Deer Creek, is offered; contains 2,400 feet .The Millisin good running order. It has 6 Stamps and 2 Chili Mills. This is an excellent ka agg for parties to invest in a-paying claim, Further particulars enquire of : T. GILES, At the Gold Tunnel. Miss Brannan, do J W-Coleman,.G He RS Benton,— eity J-H Dawley, Blue Tent E Booth town W J ¥rench, Selby F _—~ Nevada, March 8th. A. P. CHURCH & CO.,: JFAVEALL THE LATE PUBLICAtions. P CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, adjoining the office of McConnell & Garber, correr of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. Dee. -17—tf : J. O° NETL, Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Stree (UOTHES repaired in the best rder. Also J attends to cleaning of Coats, Pants and Vests, insuch a manner as to have the appearance of New Ga.wments. Give mea trial —my prices are low to suit the times. MINING CLAIMS FOR SALE! i ee of the mining claims known asthe Laird & Co’s diggings, on

Lost Hill, near Nevada City. Apply 0 ae : j KEVF. SYENCE, Nevada City. — FOR SALE! 6 ty “METHODIST PARSONAGE,” Broad Street. Apply to . 9. Gennes m5w 1 FAMILY GROCERY STORE! _ A. BARUH, No. 17. Commercial Street, Nevada City, Cal. Informs the publie that he will keep constantly on hand, Ranch Butter, Cheese, Vegefables, Coffee, Case Goeds, Fruit, A fine assortment of Goods usually found in a store of that kind. His articles are all of the first quality and will be sold cheap for cash.— He can always be found. at his old stand on Commercial street.’ BRS p wid Nevada, Nov. 16th miwl _ BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists, BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &y Prescriptions* carefully compounded. 5% BAKER & WYMORE, a DBALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. BES Belts. ef ALI. KINDS on hand and r sale at Cheap rates: cash. : Goods delivered Free of Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. w f all kinds, hand cheap forcash. as et BLAZE'S SALOON, COR: @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8T If You Want a Geod Drink, GO TO RLAZE'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf ‘ a napeaneerne ect utn on udge . CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. , The fast and splendid steam ers CHRYSOPOLIS anil ANTELOPE will leave ou alternate ave for San Frim cisco, at 2 o’elock P. M from the foot of K§street Steamer CHRYSOPOLIS, Chadwick Master willleaveon Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Steamer ANTELOPE. Poole Mus = er. will leave on Tuesdays, Thur YR, and Saturdays. — 2 Marysville and Intermediate Lanha: ings—Every Day. = . ter, and steamer Swallow. Summers, Master, -L-will leave on alternate days for Marysville, at 7 o’clock, A. M. ; \ 1 _~ Change of Day for Red Bluff. ‘Until further notice, the steamers of the California Steam Navigation Compaty will make two trips per week to Ked Bluff, leaving this city on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 A.M Freight received every dayFor frieght or passage by any of the above boats, a ply 6n board, or at the office of the Cali fornia Rr eam Navigation Company, on board brig Globe. A-REDINGYON, } W.H. TAYLOR. 4 Sacramento, April 17th— tf DR. DAVIS, OFFICE, 111 BROAD STREET,” South Side above.the.' BAILEY HOUSE,” Agents. Nevada. J)RIVATE diceases speedily and radically I cured, nu matter of how long duration.-Also, of xr Mercurial Sufferings ! i a Charges, : MopERATE $ Consultations,, FREE by letter or otherwise '! Strictly secret and confidential. Office hours :— . 9 to 12-a2to4 P M., and 6to9 P.M. Nevada, March 10th, 1863—tf BOOK & GIFT ENTERPRISE. RARE opportunity is now offered to the public for purchasing BOOKS, ~ a -} Wow open agar e and choice collection of standard and miscellaneous Books and stationary. Also, a fine assortment of Family and Pocket Bibles to be disposed of immediately. NUMEROUS PREMIUMS! Are offered to induce a quiek sale. Books sold at low prices. A GIFT WORTH FROM 50 cts TO $100. Will be presented with each book sold. \ ~ _ #ach. purchaser will receive a Book and Prize for only the price paid forthe book. N. B.—Thiis sale will continue foronly afew days—corner Broad and Pine sts. evada, Mareh 7th, 1863. SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA OITY, CAL. DAVENPORT & CO., No. 35, Commercial Street, Nevada. ag aga & RETAIL, DEALere in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. %9” Goods Delivered Free of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1863. G. W. KIDD, C. C. LEAVITT, A. H. HANSON & CO., Scena TO T. BLLARD BEANS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL * DEALERSIN Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Nails, Powder, Quicksilver, Mining TOOLS, ETC. No. 52 road Street, Nevada, WW Gods delivered Free uf Charge. de7 Steamer Young America; Littleton. Mas -— —(O k= WATCHES, CLOCKS, and ' en JEWELRY. . — fT — A. H. HAN#ON f NUE STAMPS: REVE 4 E. F. BEAN, ‘ T the Post Office, Nevada, offers for taj ; every kind of f a Internal Revenue Stamps ! =Forn— -Lawyers, ‘Merchants. Tare reine A WANA RRA) we ‘And others — ir Orders from the country promptly atten’ = ed to. ’ Nevada, Feb. 21st, 2863. Great Reduction in Prices ! Cc. W. YOUNG'S, No, 37 Commercial. Street. Nevada city. NOTICE ! q We take thia method ef informing the public 4 that we will sell our large stock of ‘ Winter Clothing : At Reduced Prices! We have‘also receiyed an additional stoék of” Goodyear’s Kubber Coats! ; c White and Black! © Also, on hand Gum Boots, ail kinds and sizes. © S. HAAS & €O., Cot. uf Pine & Commercial Street. To the Ladies. We have on hand aiarge assortment of Ladies’, © and Children’s Shoes which we will sell at Sa Francisco cost prices, after this date. . S. HAAS & CO., Corner of Pine & Commercial Street. a e ST. PATRICK’S BALL! — TUESDAY, 4 MARCH 17th, 1863 119 1 Messrs THOS WILSON & LUKE McLAUGHLINWould hereby give notice that they will givee Grand 3ocial Ball at 4 : . * Temperance Hall. ON TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17th A COOD SUPPER Will be got. up for the occasion. ; THE BEST OF MuSIC Has been secured. —_— Tickets, «= « .« = 98,004 The publie 5 a nt publie is pret invited to at *. Nevada, Jan. 5th, 1863. ; = NEW STACE LINE ! ; From Sacramento TO VIRGINIA CITY! JIM. McCUE INFORMS the public ths om after the 15th of March, 1%»: he Will commenéé running hit . line ef stages as follows: Will leave Sacramento every Tuesday, Fanesiog and Saturday!: — Arriving in Nevada in’ the afterneen, leaving for Virginia City the same day. Returning will leave Virginia City; every4. ane 1 intend to prt my bes is route Cine fee pt y t stock on this “WILL BE Low! _ And I solicit a share of the public patron “6 JIM. McCUB, _ OFFICE—In Nevada at the Bailey Hove. Nevada, Feb. 2th. Monddy, Wednesday and Friday Yeornings ‘Cos Harris Thurs teeling case ov the st. The oy been : secuti Wek “pattie duced nothir ig the terda' charg proba before “ao0l Laen phere at the e~ is aut this s sion, to joi start ers a yuess 4 ee the p of T quire plete presi shoul the fi Cele: pens D1 amin robb Hart ed u stole char evide With natic ment and Q) tard: from old . whic take we § tiful toer inel in th G out the ago. ing ¢ ning E We a ep urd: c Nat. pap clai whi ton. a jo He » gett ed j of 1 V nia hop Ci I