March 7, 1861 (4 pages)

while ng the populations of Europe. are ant ‘one comes to give an ‘earnest romaine glance at American ‘and Eufopean affairs, to find the people of Exirope imitating the example set by our fathers, eighty years ago, while our own people seem resolved to-fling away their present political blessings and make their country what Europe was. The American patriot, while he turns away his face, in sorrow, from his own distracted land, cannot but feel o thrill of . W°" “mingled hope and joy in his bosom, when he contemplates the character of the Liberator of Italy, and the mighty things he has done, " and is still doing, in the cause of oppressed humanity. Howéver much the diplomacy of Europe may atrive to counteract the efforts of Gariss. baldi, ‘and interfere. with the programme of. Ttalian liberty, union, and independence, has chalked ‘out, there is every reason. to beti ve that, in spite of monarchical policy and diplomatic trickery, he will successfully effect. all he has undertaken, and effeet itin hisown way. “Though an enthusias. tic and chivalrous championof popularrights, he is, also, a prudent and praotical weigher of possibilities. Had he, in the outset of his war for Italian independence, . struck fora republic, he would have failed, for the simple reason that genuine republicanism is a something above and beyond the comprehension of the Italian masses. Instead, therefore, of taking an impossible stride from absolutism to demecracy, he took the more practicabla snd certain one, from absolutism to limited monarchy. Luckily, for him and for Italy, he found, in the frank, generous, * . quently, United States Muskets with bayo~ nets. Biven accepted the muskets, but complains that Moord did’ tiot come to'time, ‘and oalla-bien-coeeap_aad-ather_hard saan — Wiiteh’ camié ida causing % Be een tk tnd ye a ie ae at ile IxvormMarioy. Waren 1850, 0 young man, Oron Z. Pyle, emigrated to California, leaving his parents, brothers and sisters in IMinois. He kept up cotréspondence until 1858: ~ He then was atSonora, Oslifor. lady nia. Since that time his fmends have. not heard of him. “They suppose he is dead, but: would like to have any information concerning him, for which they will make recompense, Please address Matilda Pyle, at Tatmother of the said O. Z, Pyle. — ped “Tuy Memory oF BurNs”—is the heading of an article in the “Hesperian.” Shudderingly, we read it: for it freshens the memory of a scald which once freshened our legs —by retioving 4 neat pair of socks with toenails on the outer points. We've been able to wear smaller boots ever since. No matter about further particulars—particularly as we see, by looking down the page, that ‘The ; memory of Burns’ is only a friendly allusion to Boddy—the pooti-Sip /gays the Sierra Democrat. Riot aT CoLoma. siti telegram in the Sacramento Union states that a party-of forty “Irishmen made an attack, on Monday afterno0on;-On the Chinese quarter of the town of Coloma,-and destroyed. property to the amount of ten-thousand dollars value. It appears to have been a wanton and cowardly act, as such transactions usually are. Some fifteen of the rioters = werd iedged injai}, SENTENCED. Sn daba Monday». who. was — pa ick sanel raw hides, and yo ig SAUST, iii Chis state, some *. Detective with her, repeatedly fou and meet King of piesa Riau a convicted last week, in the Sacramento-Court . monarch under whose auspices y could . of Sessions, of assault » Committed og . be successfully liberated and united. Mary Pollock, was are for sentence on } All Italy, save the city of Rome and ‘the . ’Monday. A motion for arsest of juigniest . province of Venetia, now anfely reposes un. and new trial was made by the. counsel for der the liberal ecepter of Victor Emanuel; . the defense and overruled by the Court. The: and, by the programme of Garibaldi, Rome’ prisoner was then sentenced to three years and Venetia are to be liberated and. united . imprisonment in the state prison. undér the same genial scepter er the close of the coming summer. Low Prices ror STOCK IN SISKIYou.— On the. 13th of January, Garibaldi ‘aris a . At a late sheriff's sale in. Siskiyou,.ten head letter to the Vigilance’ Cominittes of Italy, . of stock cattle sold for $5 per head, a work whose headquarters are at Turin, the capi-. borse for $50 and other things in proportion. * tal 6f Piedmont, aseepting the presidency of . The Shasta Herald says that this is lower. that organization, which its members had of. than stock has ever been sold for befure ia} . fered him with every demonstration of zeal. this State. ous affection. In accepting a position of) poem. pi teh difficultios at Columbia, such high responsibility and influence, he . p. ojamne county, are yet unsegtled; and the holds, as it were, the great popular heart of Timon saya thes there ja. ise geaapact-of ane Italy 1 his hand. The Italian Vigilance Comme t. Affairs look mittee has its ramifications everywhere, and soda blah: wae, Wer is, at onde, the conservator and director of the liberal, sentiment of the people. Itis a. SAN Jose Raitnoap.—This work wil political engine of immense power ; and, with be commenced in earnest,-it is said, by the Garibaldi at its head, must prove irresistible. . first of April. By that time, five hundred to In assuming the chieftainship of this colossal . 8 thousand men will be employed in grading organization, the great liberator reiterates . the road.” ‘The contractors have some $75,his determination to comfiience the disin. 000 now on hand, which they will expend in dens of Besant Venota enity in . grading the road from San Francisco southMarch. A principal duty of the committee, . W4rd, in the confident expectation that the he intimates, is to see that no spot of all Ita. . Community will not allow the work to “ ly shall be exempt frem its action, so that it for want of funds to carry iton. may operate, simultaneously and in concert, ev mcm for strife. committtee he rehes to ’ . bave'epallion of attiote under arms; and, . “7 Wp wn weMt comply, and within eight miles have indicated such a tremendous force, bad tree of the he sob fett sof apple Alexander variety, on the cextensively, eyes open for the notorious Keeping , tives was attracted “by 8 handsome dy quietlyin one corner of ‘the * PE ag 1 pn aoe to the lady, ot Enea es Be pn her ear, and ‘ai olde 4: thousaail thousand regrets at parting, w ker off fh her slei Greatly to the mo cali of the detective, the Tact afterwards leaked out that the to whom he had beer so atttentive, and who had almost, if hot quite, won his heart, was no other than Rann. Haskins, the escaped convict. [The Calaveras Chronicle states the fact that four gentlemen at Poland’s Hotel, San Joaquin county, lately played nine _gamés of “‘neven up” without uttering: an oath during the entire performance ! nan] SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Corner of 24 and J Streets, Sacramento NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH: the SPRING STYLE ‘of HATS. for 1861. areentirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They knock the outof most Houses in the manufacture of A TILE and keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS To bo found in this State, eet. Muscum of HATS, bis ey = sequent of the trou poriun ff bond ofthe pale Ss pte Sacbtaeade LOW and wilt es a wight ci, LOWER Than any other H House on the Pacific Coast. aire mee 4 Oak et eee efy yourself. Sacramento, March 6, 186 THE’ OLD EMPIRE MARKET, NO!'6 COMMERCIAL ST, KENT « TOMPKINS AVE ASSOOLATED THEMSELVES TO-. in the pseu on The Best amstenn Boot, Pork, Mutton, Dried Beef, Corned. “Pork and Beef, Vogetadles, sta, ve strict py A attention makenew oust Fat Bost Catto, Hogs and Sheep . at ae } , Marnott ee * ad OW MONDAY EVENING, ee 22th, To teach all the = WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J.8. Wall,) Mo. 96 Broad Btreet, Nevads rh to tearm th health present af time named. in 7 Seb eae . Gold . "seen gear aget information. ror as [serves roger ta aon, ns p * normal ‘mall town in Onondago county. They dres. Teli Bond peter Grass V He oz. §2; sed themselves in gay attire, and went to the mile from theater lac aving om ep Propor EFULLY SELECTED HOGS, . tionate and all the simed ey Te cee to the Trade, and inhab. tants of Grass Valley, N in. te abors Linde ere sweet, and . on terms J owe bat the “Nevada, Feb. 11-4 “No. 0 Pi ‘YOUNG AMERICA SALO wi Nos 55 Pine, Strest;" Nevada. DAN. MALOY al ae mates ae foe bar ae Li a. CIGARS ‘to be found in market. and see for yourselves! d22 tf oes ae fe R. JENKINS OULD i ie wy oy the Levers of the he has Just received a very sutts FIGARRO. gy eae = Me has pet. i nee will not : SS elgars to Are rte boxes He hasalso Of the following well known brands: _ LA VERATO, ree ANDRES and REVERS, * Quick Sales and Small Fine Cut Tebacco client on maid, . cecayed toothy Op @ Hureka, Lilienthal, Anderson’s, . Gem and Goodmans. ALso—A great reas: of an bac. Do Ler Bory arity of of SMOKING 2 TOWAOGO TIONAL, WA EXCHANGE SALOON, Yobrentt 27-tf No. 33 and 35 Broad Street. ST. PATRICK’S ANNIVERSARY . 220" A Ball will be givon by J. P. Adams, ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1961, At ‘Temperance Hall. if be ob SUBSCRIBER W WOULD ANNOUNCE large, that ed Riad giving s fall at pe i es) a a se The ae ee are incited to atten without Feb. 7, meaoi td J. P:: ADAMS. CHANGE. UT pire parchased are informed by this method that ive B. Toosast's bes business; together rt ae‘. } Dranches, and to receive & liberal share of ALL GARMENTS MADE TO FIT. 6. BRoaD STasat, NEV. Fabs abe *y MORROW. J. 8. ELM. EMPIRE LIVERY NEVADA CITY. FA, Hote end Buggies furnished Spee Day, Week, oF by ‘LADIES’ CHARITABLE b GIFT L To CoMR OFF, on ‘WEDNESDAY, Arai. 20th, 3963, ' TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ~~ JAMES COLLEY, Prepricter, ih above well Knorrs Marte. nd for sale "Frio snonding to quality of Mets purchased ELEVATOR MILLS. SUPERIOR mgr ay or a ae ake nw Agent. CIGAR & TOBAOCO EMPORIUM ae 10,000 OF THE BEST CIGARS peng rex) gla gey per 1000, which he offers ' ye BIT. “BACH; undor the motto of: 7. ng on the business tn all tte y enter College. : panda j by Studies, per month:...5. su [ot SIRE A SERRE ROR A 4 French. . POPS bR eee ae ee seserseerseseseoeeree 20 German .6ye000 PT eee Cee ee seen 20 Pivsiweditisshctabessnsnsesosstessecenee ch UNION LIVERY STABLE DD Me pared with “his NEW sitive sure fi st gediied ares a ae . All Dental eeetitet substantial: manner, and satisfacerwrrrri rere r tee ere eee eee aS SORE RT eee eee er ees TeHeeOEeees “ Perseverance pr Dhauatey Conquors all ties.” pe es j A “ent diappomanents is ae snort fim sclein a THE EXACT oouon oF ome Itcan be ee pont a Fang, or ment 06 0S Teeth it is admirable. xTRA. CHake _ made for afte ibe : Werven or Stopping eet IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. ' OFFICE—Over Blogs . & bee: “i Steaks gis Room No. 2, next door to next to Charles Bota Meat Market, ine svtest.” “H‘f ‘SELECT SCHOOL . oung Ladies and Gentlemen. . Head of yore Nevada. ¥ STABLE, . ¢<. FE one te at Beco Ie ana hi RUDOLPH & ee Wholesale and Retail GGIsts » oa St amen Mulford & Ye Bank q ronal Camphene, _ Talon mctotnes, ae Druggist and Apothecary, -¢ IX Drage, ls, ae tae yithinug 2 Sain SAEED «. WYuone, DEALERS IN

while ng the populations of Europe. are ant ‘one comes to give an ‘earnest romaine glance at American ‘and Eufopean affairs, to find the people of Exirope imitating the example set by our fathers, eighty years ago, while our own people seem resolved to-fling away their present political blessings and make their country what Europe was. The American patriot, while he turns away his face, in sorrow, from his own distracted land, cannot but feel o thrill of . W°" “mingled hope and joy in his bosom, when he contemplates the character of the Liberator of Italy, and the mighty things he has done, " and is still doing, in the cause of oppressed humanity. Howéver much the diplomacy of Europe may atrive to counteract the efforts of Gariss. baldi, ‘and interfere. with the programme of. Ttalian liberty, union, and independence, has chalked ‘out, there is every reason. to beti ve that, in spite of monarchical policy and diplomatic trickery, he will successfully effect. all he has undertaken, and effeet itin hisown way. “Though an enthusias. tic and chivalrous championof popularrights, he is, also, a prudent and praotical weigher of possibilities. Had he, in the outset of his war for Italian independence, . struck fora republic, he would have failed, for the simple reason that genuine republicanism is a something above and beyond the comprehension of the Italian masses. Instead, therefore, of taking an impossible stride from absolutism to demecracy, he took the more practicabla snd certain one, from absolutism to limited monarchy. Luckily, for him and for Italy, he found, in the frank, generous, * . quently, United States Muskets with bayo~ nets. Biven accepted the muskets, but complains that Moord did’ tiot come to'time, ‘and oalla-bien-coeeap_aad-ather_hard saan — Wiiteh’ camié ida causing % Be een tk tnd ye a ie ae at ile IxvormMarioy. Waren 1850, 0 young man, Oron Z. Pyle, emigrated to California, leaving his parents, brothers and sisters in IMinois. He kept up cotréspondence until 1858: ~ He then was atSonora, Oslifor. lady nia. Since that time his fmends have. not heard of him. “They suppose he is dead, but: would like to have any information concerning him, for which they will make recompense, Please address Matilda Pyle, at Tatmother of the said O. Z, Pyle. — ped “Tuy Memory oF BurNs”—is the heading of an article in the “Hesperian.” Shudderingly, we read it: for it freshens the memory of a scald which once freshened our legs —by retioving 4 neat pair of socks with toenails on the outer points. We've been able to wear smaller boots ever since. No matter about further particulars—particularly as we see, by looking down the page, that ‘The ; memory of Burns’ is only a friendly allusion to Boddy—the pooti-Sip /gays the Sierra Democrat. Riot aT CoLoma. siti telegram in the Sacramento Union states that a party-of forty “Irishmen made an attack, on Monday afterno0on;-On the Chinese quarter of the town of Coloma,-and destroyed. property to the amount of ten-thousand dollars value. It appears to have been a wanton and cowardly act, as such transactions usually are. Some fifteen of the rioters = werd iedged injai}, SENTENCED. Sn daba Monday». who. was — pa ick sanel raw hides, and yo ig SAUST, iii Chis state, some *. Detective with her, repeatedly fou and meet King of piesa Riau a convicted last week, in the Sacramento-Court . monarch under whose auspices y could . of Sessions, of assault » Committed og . be successfully liberated and united. Mary Pollock, was are for sentence on } All Italy, save the city of Rome and ‘the . ’Monday. A motion for arsest of juigniest . province of Venetia, now anfely reposes un. and new trial was made by the. counsel for der the liberal ecepter of Victor Emanuel; . the defense and overruled by the Court. The: and, by the programme of Garibaldi, Rome’ prisoner was then sentenced to three years and Venetia are to be liberated and. united . imprisonment in the state prison. undér the same genial scepter er the close of the coming summer. Low Prices ror STOCK IN SISKIYou.— On the. 13th of January, Garibaldi ‘aris a . At a late sheriff's sale in. Siskiyou,.ten head letter to the Vigilance’ Cominittes of Italy, . of stock cattle sold for $5 per head, a work whose headquarters are at Turin, the capi-. borse for $50 and other things in proportion. * tal 6f Piedmont, aseepting the presidency of . The Shasta Herald says that this is lower. that organization, which its members had of. than stock has ever been sold for befure ia} . fered him with every demonstration of zeal. this State. ous affection. In accepting a position of) poem. pi teh difficultios at Columbia, such high responsibility and influence, he . p. ojamne county, are yet unsegtled; and the holds, as it were, the great popular heart of Timon saya thes there ja. ise geaapact-of ane Italy 1 his hand. The Italian Vigilance Comme t. Affairs look mittee has its ramifications everywhere, and soda blah: wae, Wer is, at onde, the conservator and director of the liberal, sentiment of the people. Itis a. SAN Jose Raitnoap.—This work wil political engine of immense power ; and, with be commenced in earnest,-it is said, by the Garibaldi at its head, must prove irresistible. . first of April. By that time, five hundred to In assuming the chieftainship of this colossal . 8 thousand men will be employed in grading organization, the great liberator reiterates . the road.” ‘The contractors have some $75,his determination to comfiience the disin. 000 now on hand, which they will expend in dens of Besant Venota enity in . grading the road from San Francisco southMarch. A principal duty of the committee, . W4rd, in the confident expectation that the he intimates, is to see that no spot of all Ita. . Community will not allow the work to “ ly shall be exempt frem its action, so that it for want of funds to carry iton. may operate, simultaneously and in concert, ev mcm for strife. committtee he rehes to ’ . bave'epallion of attiote under arms; and, . “7 Wp wn weMt comply, and within eight miles have indicated such a tremendous force, bad tree of the he sob fett sof apple Alexander variety, on the cextensively, eyes open for the notorious Keeping , tives was attracted “by 8 handsome dy quietlyin one corner of ‘the * PE ag 1 pn aoe to the lady, ot Enea es Be pn her ear, and ‘ai olde 4: thousaail thousand regrets at parting, w ker off fh her slei Greatly to the mo cali of the detective, the Tact afterwards leaked out that the to whom he had beer so atttentive, and who had almost, if hot quite, won his heart, was no other than Rann. Haskins, the escaped convict. [The Calaveras Chronicle states the fact that four gentlemen at Poland’s Hotel, San Joaquin county, lately played nine _gamés of “‘neven up” without uttering: an oath during the entire performance ! nan] SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Corner of 24 and J Streets, Sacramento NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH: the SPRING STYLE ‘of HATS. for 1861. areentirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They knock the outof most Houses in the manufacture of A TILE and keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS To bo found in this State, eet. Muscum of HATS, bis ey = sequent of the trou poriun ff bond ofthe pale Ss pte Sacbtaeade LOW and wilt es a wight ci, LOWER Than any other H House on the Pacific Coast. aire mee 4 Oak et eee efy yourself. Sacramento, March 6, 186 THE’ OLD EMPIRE MARKET, NO!'6

COMMERCIAL ST, KENT « TOMPKINS AVE ASSOOLATED THEMSELVES TO-. in the pseu on The Best amstenn Boot, Pork, Mutton, Dried Beef, Corned. “Pork and Beef, Vogetadles, sta, ve strict py A attention makenew oust Fat Bost Catto, Hogs and Sheep . at ae } , Marnott ee * ad OW MONDAY EVENING, ee 22th, To teach all the = WALL & NEWMAN, (Successors to J.8. Wall,) Mo. 96 Broad Btreet, Nevads rh to tearm th health present af time named. in 7 Seb eae . Gold . "seen gear aget information. ror as [serves roger ta aon, ns p * normal ‘mall town in Onondago county. They dres. Teli Bond peter Grass V He oz. §2; sed themselves in gay attire, and went to the mile from theater lac aving om ep Propor EFULLY SELECTED HOGS, . tionate and all the simed ey Te cee to the Trade, and inhab. tants of Grass Valley, N in. te abors Linde ere sweet, and . on terms J owe bat the “Nevada, Feb. 11-4 “No. 0 Pi ‘YOUNG AMERICA SALO wi Nos 55 Pine, Strest;" Nevada.. DAN. MALOY al ae mates ae foe bar ae Li a. CIGARS ‘to be found in market. and see for yourselves! d22 tf oes ae fe R. JENKINS OULD i ie wy oy the Levers of the he has Just received a very sutts FIGARRO. gy eae = Me has pet. i nee will not : SS elgars to Are rte boxes He hasalso Of the following well known brands: _ LA VERATO, ree ANDRES and REVERS, * Quick Sales and Small Fine Cut Tebacco client on maid, . cecayed toothy Op @ Hureka, Lilienthal, Anderson’s, . Gem and Goodmans. ALso—A great reas: of an bac. Do Ler Bory arity of of SMOKING 2 TOWAOGO TIONAL, WA EXCHANGE SALOON, Yobrentt 27-tf No. 33 and 35 Broad Street. ST. PATRICK’S ANNIVERSARY . 220" A Ball will be givon by J. P. Adams, ON MONDAY, MARCH 18th, 1961, At ‘Temperance Hall. if be ob SUBSCRIBER W WOULD ANNOUNCE large, that ed Riad giving s fall at pe i es) a a se The ae ee are incited to atten without Feb. 7, meaoi td J. P:: ADAMS. CHANGE. UT pire parchased are informed by this method that ive B. Toosast's bes business; together rt ae‘. } Dranches, and to receive & liberal share of ALL GARMENTS MADE TO FIT. 6. BRoaD STasat, NEV. Fabs abe *y MORROW. J. 8. ELM. EMPIRE LIVERY NEVADA CITY. FA, Hote end Buggies furnished Spee Day, Week, oF by ‘LADIES’ CHARITABLE b GIFT L To CoMR OFF, on ‘WEDNESDAY, Arai. 20th, 3963, ' TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. ~~ JAMES COLLEY, Prepricter, ih above well Knorrs Marte. nd for sale "Frio snonding to quality of Mets purchased ELEVATOR MILLS. SUPERIOR mgr ay or a ae ake nw Agent. CIGAR & TOBAOCO EMPORIUM ae 10,000 OF THE BEST CIGARS peng rex) gla gey per 1000, which he offers ' ye BIT. “BACH; undor the motto of: 7. ng on the business tn all tte y enter College. : panda j by Studies, per month:......5.. su [ot SIRE A SERRE ROR A 4 French. . POPS bR eee ae ee seserseerseseseoeeree 20 German ..6ye000 PT eee Cee ee seen 20 Pivsiweditisshctabessnsnsesosstessecenee ch UNION LIVERY STABLE DD Me pared with “his NEW sitive sure fi st gediied ares a ae . All Dental eeetitet substantial: manner, and satisfacerwrrrri rere r tee ere eee eee aS SORE RT eee eee er ees TeHeeOEeees “ Perseverance pr Dhauatey Conquors all ties.” pe es j A “ent diappomanents is ae snort fim sclein a THE EXACT oouon oF ome Itcan be ee pont a Fang, or ment 06 0S Teeth it is admirable. xTRA. CHake _ made for afte ibe : Werven or Stopping eet IAM ALWAYS AT HOME. ' OFFICE—Over Blogs . & bee: “i Steaks gis Room No. 2, next door to next to Charles Bota Meat Market, ine svtest.” “H‘f ‘SELECT SCHOOL . oung Ladies and Gentlemen. . Head of yore Nevada. ¥ STABLE, . ¢<. FE one te at Beco Ie ana hi RUDOLPH & ee Wholesale and Retail GGIsts » oa St amen Mulford & Ye Bank q ronal Camphene, _ Talon mctotnes, ae Druggist and Apothecary, -¢ IX Drage, ls, ae tae yithinug 2 Sain SAEED «. WYuone, DEALERS IN