March 8, 1862 (4 pages)

ul, would ry secure, a Tesull n of the tion that pprehend this peptly about etiinetanFrench ty in “allependent nue ruftih he was e. This is d hy rob-ntleman, manners, 1 French een taken sent ity of the few days . WB Vice at : Having ered the * pounds, riiirend wait fer moment, . nd taken shop near xhibiting . 3. After @ » interior . ack to ite 2 sid more caerieter é ensued, atk aguin the prize 3 ling, and of a-pohen went . rend, and . kman dis4 ne nitable. . 3 time it . property, 7q hig an @xy without . hands all # landed in 3 nt, issued red that ednesday i Fridays, § day i fish may . ou Sui 4 and @ umber is } he ruling wherever § stively en§ n present . arket next . ary article © he Cathe4 estionable ” nemnber of . aid fur his 4 Gov. Nye . king” with since, lost door slaw © ave it amthe nomi © adier get . ea uf smal . son's mi 5 o Herald Ge ifew days e steamer he freight j tion to th travel.’ ejo, in Se} , a Califor eight year? product of applet. one of the . de to th) Se occurs: . dite infe ‘ivil power. nd antipr roung mat een yeatt rge of oston ifornia . business in the city of Sacramento; that iv "and lie with her friends ; that he then moved . pence oasis Aevala Daily Transcript. ATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7th. Districr CourT.—This Court has been pecupied ever-since Tuesday morning last, ith the divorce enge of Ratisom vs. Marmauke Ransom. This case has exerted a vast amount ef interest, owing to its peculiar na» ture.the large number of witnesses examined, and the exertions made and talent displayed by the counsel on both sides. We had inptended to have published the testimony in full. but the details elicited from the various a itnesses were such that we deem them unfit . for publication, and we will, therefore, merely Sive-x synopsis of the case. Mrs. Ransom, p the, pluingff, is a fine. looking elderly lady,50 years of age. Her answers were all made jin a ateaightforward and intelligent mannet Mr Ransom, the defeudant, is 61 years of page and hag the appearance of a florid and hale old inin, aud showed equal readiness With his spouse in answering the questions prepounded to iim. Phe plaintiff avers*in her complaint that F she was married to defendant. in the city of Se Louis, Mo, in the year 1846. ‘Phat in Is4¥ he caine to California and engaged. in * 1852 She joined him at the city above named; that shortly after her arrival therehe got repeatedly drunk and was very cruel towards her; that in consequence of suid drunkenness and-eruelty-she-wae-competied to Téave him ‘to Moore's Flut_and-engaged in--bua ness at that plac: ;. that he then began to-write letters to her expressing the greatest penitence and. contrition jor the wrongs he had doneher, iunploring her to return to him and promising all tosuner of good andkind—behavior in the future, &e., &e: that he went before a Justice of the Peace at Moore’s’ Flat and took a solemn oath never to drink agnin; that he sent. her the Justice's affidavit to that effeet (the letters and affidavit were produced In-Court); that in consequence ut swid promises ele was induced to ov to Moure’s Flat and live with him; taat shortly after she had been there the defendant reeommenced bis old practice of drinking and cruelty towards her; that he also committed adultery, &e.— and that she was aguin compelled to leave him and return to her friends in Sacramento. She therefore asks to be diverced from defendant and to be allowed one half of the property, the which half is estimated at $10,000 The defendant denies every one of the allegations set forth in the complaint and’ he iatreduced testimony to prove that he did not get drunk more than once or twice a year.— On the plaintiff being put on the stand she admitted that during the G00 days they had lived together he had not been what the em~ inent counsel for the defense called “ mortally collapsed,” (dead drunk) more than four days, which, the said counsel remarked, was doing as well ae the best of as could reasonably be expected to do. No trial has taken place in this Court for many years wherein *o much talent has been displayed by the lawyers and eo many “ points” made. Some of them were more spicy than chaste, and f6 was a portion of the testimony. One of the reasons given why a divorcee ought to tdischarge his second load, Grey drew a reone Grey and one Hanchett got shooting at each other. It was au old rrel, originating about a dng fight. anchett fired at Grey with a double. barrel shot gun, but missed his aim. He then cocked to fire again, but found in his haste that hé had cocked the trigger of the empty barrel. Befroe be could volver and shot him in the arm, cutting an artery but net mortally wounding Hanehett. —SacBee : TELL Us.~-We wish some Solomon would settle the question, What—is—a—gentleman? Does a gentleman sinoke in the street!— Does a gentleman spitin a lady’s presence? Does a geutleman keep his hat upon his head in her presence, either in a store or parlor! Does he put his feet-upon her sofas ot chairs? Does he say rude things under cover of “a joke?” Does.-he ever converse: before her on subjects known to be painful. to ladies, and-which ean be well avoided?) Does he annoy respectable ladies. by rudely staring at them in the streets? Does he stand gaping on the church steps to see them pags in and out? We fear, if these questions agd muny others that might be asked sare to be answered in the negutive, the ranks of “gentlemen” in New York would be marvellously thinned out.—Fanny Fern. mei fe Two poor fellows were picked up in Washington the other day sick, and an order was procuied for their admittance to. the Seminary Hespitel. and an ambulance to convey them. The order was given to the driver, who read it and drove straight to the Certery. He stops at the lodge. to gn?” & “Got an order ?.”?> “Veal? ; = ‘* How many are there ?.*“Two. — * All right, I'll show you,” says tha lodgeKeeper, and w aiks on, followed by the artrhulunce, till he* comes to two freshly made. graves, ‘Back areund there ;”—driverdoes go— rail board over the graves. The sexton lifte the curtain, anda soldier sits up and looks out. “What in thunder is this ? yet by a long shot.” + T ain't dead : Ses Cartpoo.—Tfie editor of the Downieville Democrat has seen a letter from Maj. Downie, an old resident of Sierra county, written stafes that he has traversed. the whole eountry, that the mining seasen fe of three-and-a balf to four months duration. — He says prospecting is difficult and laborious, the plucers swatnpy and difficulty to get about in. Segue eS SaLMON River.—The editor of the Yreka Journal has seen a private letter from Salm~oo river,which siys the diggings are in a basin in the mountains, which 1s thirty miles long by fitteen miles broad, and that. the eolor has been found ia all of it,but outside of this no diggings ure known. RIVER MINING IN FRANCE.—The dredging machines emrloyed in lowering the beds of the Saone at Lyons, have brought up nearly one thousand coins and medals, the earliest being bronze, and bearing the head of Julius Cacsar and some of the first emperors, “SiR, lLamaphrenologist Would you liketo have me examine the heads of your children? 1 will do it cheap.*? ““Wall,’? said the farmer, *:] rathér guess they don’t needit. The old women combs ’em witha fine tooth comb once a week.” pinta tc Gay LIFE AMONG THE INS4NE.—A ball came off at the Insane Asylum on Saturday evening, in which the ininstes, such as were proper to be sdmitted, took a principal part. Several ladies and genelemen from ttre city Were present as invited guests, aa also the Legislative Committee,—Stockton Independent Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR be granted was the fact that the parties have . no children. The counsel for the defense . demolished this part of the argument by addressing himself to one of the jury who is married but has nu children, and asking him . whetherhe thought that hie wife ought typ apply for a divorce on that account? The testimony occupied from Tuesday morning till Thursday afternoon; when H. M. Moore, Esq., vpened for the plaintiff. He was followed by Niles Searls, Eeq., for the defense. On Friday morning George 8. Hupp, Esq., opened for the defendant. and spoke five hours, after whch John Garber. Esq., closed the cave for the plaintiff. He spoke taree hours. after which the case was subwitted te the jury, who, after balf an hour's deliberation brought in a veidict m favor of plaintiff. A motion for a stay of proceedings w.ll probably be argued this morning. { Ix Town.—We had the pleasure of a cail the other day from that splendid fellow of the press, W.S. Byrne, Esq., local editor of the Marysville Express. Byrne looks rubicand as usual and his countenance seems to say he has good thing if he only chose to mentien it. He is good looking enough to pass for a Nevada county man in any society. We notice Judge Filkins of Yuba and Jas. Haworth, Président of the California Stage company, have been sojourning among us a few days. MARCRK, 6h, 1862. Chas Dilion, ’ San Fra’o* R Monroo, Monteza & Lady 4 A W Sadler, Omeg C RT horn, ; as K Kibbe. Little york & Lady \ A_ Briggs, Orleaes Miss Wall, do MD oan, Biuc Tent T Thorn, do J E Thempson.G Hill E F Thorn, do R McMurry, Patterson J F Wilton, do R H Campbell. Mont'a C & Faylor,; do H Dolph, Red Dog C Scheradon, San Juan -J Whitney. do D Furth, co T D Coun, Grass Va’y F Soule. do J Larison, do P Laren, do F Newman, do W H Alien, Carson Cry 8 Kingsbery, do RC Gaies, Alleghany WS Byrne, do J Bofiel, Ple’s Valley JK Byrne, do 8 Beil, elty P Rippingham, do T Wearn, do R Smith, do B Wales, do J CraW ford, do E 8 Heath; do € BDeazaier, P Valley J Philips, de J Kelsey, do W Waldwin, do W Carter, do Twining, QuakerH P Majion, te SB Anuldt, do J Owen, ‘ eity JM Hickey, Moorea EJ Bamhil), Blue Tent J Harris, do H Dowd, do Z Dunning, » do FOR CITY MARSHAL. > = U. 8. GREGORY, Is announced as a Candidate for City Marshal at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ww. H. DAVIDSON, Is announced as a Candidate for the Office of CITY MARSHAL, 7 AT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. Ss. PEIRCE Is announced as a Candidate for City {HF At Vallecito, Calvedras, last week;* ‘* Where are these‘ ut Victoria, Vancouver Island; +n--which--he . ORNIA CENT: RAILROAD.” p= TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ from Sacra mento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln ih a facilities are now offered for the accommodation of the and freight traffic of the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the. 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80:96 to have from five to six hours at their dispoll, returning the same day. Running of Trains: 8. V.R.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento..,.6.30 A. M, and 2 PM. Leave Lincoln...5.15 A. [email protected]. Freight and Passenger Tariff. CALIF Through Freight....0.0. Four Dollars Nov. 30th, 1861—tf FRESH CARDEN!!! —AND— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 18611 JUST RECEIVED * : . 6 —AND— FOR SALE! By Dr. C. M. BATES, y ~ Broad Street Drug Store. Neyada, Jan. 30th 1862. @ FRUIT TREES ind Foreign Grape Vines:\ Intending to visit the Wine Dis tricts of Europe next season, F have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Parcign Grape Vines And Cuttings the etsping Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurserica, plant Orchards or Vineyords. or dealin Treva and Vines, ¢in have Great Bargains by making early application. _ WILSON FLING. . Jelow Li Street-Levee,-and after Dee. Ist will havea Depot in K Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales _ nio-stf i+ H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the; Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main stréét, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; BLANKETS!! UST RECEIVED a splendid lot of White eF Swiss Blankets, large size and superior qually—first lot ever in Nevada, which . will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times : Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. s. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m To the People of Nevada Co. AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the countics of Nevada, Pliacer, El Dorado, ; Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. ! Mark, Care 0. HH. P. W. & Co. Sacrainento City. » Sacramento, Feb. 15th O. H. P. WHITE. Through Passengers.... Three Dollars, . R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada‘and vicinity that they are again FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE-DOLLAR-P Marysville, Feb. :@th, 1862. _ CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ——WHLLIAM SHAFER.‘ retal Street, Nevada Cc om 5 ‘ Offers better bargains in. the. Boo and Shoe line than any other house “ in Nevada. His large and well seleeted stock consists of Gentlemen’s fine and coarse Boots which he sells at extraordinary low prices. Jus -@rop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store in the town. ; Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish to study economy ca pair of his Cheap Boots: Ledies ! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. . Repairing —Particular attention given to this\branch of the busiucer. Give mea call and ney Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. ( NOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. ¥ Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Saera mento ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Kates. Nerada, Jan, 7th, 1820 yourselves. SHAPER. GEORGE W. KIDD,BALIKER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, ( YOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarI ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay-er for Coinage at the U. 8 Mint. Sight Checke on San. Franciago and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates ; Collections made, and State and County Se . urities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 186]-t£. —. J. Cc. BIRDSEYE, C. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & Co., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main sireet, Nevada City. . ‘DURCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. ~ Draw Sight Checks on San Franciseo, Sacramésto and Marysville , OurPSight Exchange on New York. Ee Dent Er ioe paid for County Scrip. Nevada, } ay 24th. SS Kr PRISONERS! 4 — THE — American Dry Goods Store! Has Just gone and Done it. ( ee ING tothe inclemency of the weather and mankind in general, we have left from our WINTER STOCK, About $25,000 Worth —OF— DRY GOODS, Which mnust be sold to make room for Spring Importations, and in order to make it an object for all to bay from us we ehatl elt for the next SIXTY DAYS AT COST OR LESS! Ceme on with your Cash, bring all your friends . we have goods enough for all. We shall have one day in each week that Pacifie Mail Steamship Co's. r STEAMSHIP OKRIZABA, . B. 6. Farnawork,.i.ccscicesiveces: sii, Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Tucsday, + -March 1ith 1862. At9 o’elock A.M., punctually. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from Aspinwal! to New York by the Atlanti and Pacific Steamship Company . A. B. FORBES, ay ee W. F. BABCOCK, 4 *#rate. Cor. Sscramentc & Lridesdorff sts. San Francisco. For Portland, “Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MIKES BROTHER JONATHAN, 8.J. DEWOLF.. * eeeeeceeseees Commander. Will Jeave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. For the Above Ports. ON Seturday,.... March 8th 1862. ] AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M, The Steamship Marshal ot th ext election. For t or an a on board, or to SAMUEL J. HENSCLT? Washicgton st. WE CIVE AWAY COODS ! TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. iy" For particulars see small bills—or any ott er man. : We would politely state to all indebted to us that we will at any time receive Gold and Silver voin in payment. Never mind the rush--our Office is arge and money draw deep. We won't keep you long waiting for your bills —would be most hap py to see you all immediately. HACADORN & BOWLEY, No. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. L. PHILIPS, Nos. 15 and 35 Commercial Street. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, * —DEALER IN— Fine Havana Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, Cutlery, French Perfumery, Snuff, &c., &e. Give me a. call.andtry some of the Best. ‘ars ever brought inte this Market. evada, March, 4th. J. O' NEIL, . Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Street a repaired in the best order. Also attends to of Coats, Pants and Vests, in @ manner as to have the a Ay yeny el —my prices are Nevada, March 3d —~1-m. c FORWARDINC Coops) ER TON on SHAEFER and buy a} SARY B TEMPERANCE FEAL. f. GIVEN at ah Monday Evening, yTth teax, By 'C. B.Erish and N. Filton, TICKETS...,.FIVE DOLLARS. (XP THE BEST MUSIC has been scentedfor the occasion—Mesars. Smidtechueider acd Plumhof. i . ; The Supper will be civen at Withington'’s Ha’). ST. PATRICK'S BALL! MARCH, I7th rse2 —AT. THE— HOOK & LADDER HOUSE. ! Broad Street, Nevada City. MANAGERS. NEVADA. GRASS V ALLEY John Grimes, © ‘ord, M. Cooney, Mills O'Conner, Wm Calinan, Dan Mulloy, Wm. Osborn, Jas. K. Byrne, JONES’ BAR. . KIRCHVILLE. Thos -Rynalds, Jas Ryan, Thos Drum, John Fogerty. NORTH 8AN JUAR,—_——— PS Murphy, Mre McNeely, RED Dow. John Husaey; John Durham, MOORE’S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jas. McNamara, Richard Dillon, Michae] McCarty M Fitzgerald, RU RTA: -_ CHEROKEE. J B Murphy, Mr Fitgpuatrick, OMEGA, Jas. McCaintridze, FLOOR MANAGERS, Pat Mulealiay, Jas Me eart, Dan MeCarty, Anthony Thornton, Richard Fleree,; ee . Su pcr wili be acrved at New Yorn Pots pyre dP AUS The Public are respectfully invited t6 reed witean any further gic me = TICK TS FIVE DuLLARs, R. HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BIT. D TERS.—These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be a sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heayiness o the Stomach, or any other like affection. Their effect upon the sytem is most miraculous ; they give ahéalthy tone to the system, relieve a)) morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall impuritics. In no ease has {t been kfown to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been found in its use. To those afflicted with any of the above ills of the body, the ‘ Bitters’ are offered as a speedy and certain cure.— Try them and form your own opinion —Sold by Drug gists and dealers everywhere, Feb. 7th.—1-m meen a ee eee a) ._ €. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Neyada city, California. FASHION RESTAURANT. ~ : o; = BROAD STREET, a ada, eK ‘4 OPEN AT ALL HOUR8S—Day and-Night Wl, MONAMNAN,.. .+-Propriete® AVENG resumed Proprictorshap of thie wellknown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED I THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Ky Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furniabed ata moments notice, and got up in & style to suit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “« FASHION” as o Oret class restaurant, and as #uch recommend it ty the people of the city d the county at large Those peenena who relisha GOOD MEAL wil do well to “call and see” for themselves. Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’'S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8'[' if Yeu Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’s! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BE ANS, No. 52 Broad Street, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer im GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 7° Goods delivered Free of Charge.£% Nevada, Oet. 20th. 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits, Wheat, Barley aud Ground Foed, Broad Street, Nevada. )RESH MEATS, of ALA, KIN Ds, } on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: cas Goods delivered Free crc o Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. all WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap H. S. BRADLEY. CYUNTY SURVEYOR. OVFICE—At the Court House, Nevada, o16-tf. JOHN L. GAMBLE. Orders for iver ing rly ended or. TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE in

ul, would ry secure, a Tesull n of the tion that pprehend this peptly about etiinetanFrench ty in “allependent nue ruftih he was e. This is d hy rob-ntleman, manners, 1 French een taken sent ity of the few days . WB Vice at : Having ered the * pounds, riiirend wait fer moment, . nd taken shop near xhibiting . 3. After @ » interior . ack to ite 2 sid more caerieter é ensued, atk aguin the prize 3 ling, and of a-pohen went . rend, and . kman dis4 ne nitable. . 3 time it . property, 7q hig an @xy without . hands all # landed in 3 nt, issued red that ednesday i Fridays, § day i fish may . ou Sui 4 and @ umber is } he ruling wherever § stively en§ n present . arket next . ary article © he Cathe4 estionable ” nemnber of . aid fur his 4 Gov. Nye . king” with since, lost door slaw © ave it amthe nomi © adier get . ea uf smal . son's mi 5 o Herald Ge ifew days e steamer he freight j tion to th travel.’ ejo, in Se} , a Califor eight year? product of applet. one of the . de to th) Se occurs: . dite infe ‘ivil power. nd antipr roung mat een yeatt rge of oston ifornia . business in the city of Sacramento; that iv "and lie with her friends ; that he then moved . pence oasis Aevala Daily Transcript. ATURDAY MORNING, MARCH 7th. Districr CourT.—This Court has been pecupied ever-since Tuesday morning last, ith the divorce enge of Ratisom vs. Marmauke Ransom. This case has exerted a vast amount ef interest, owing to its peculiar na» ture.the large number of witnesses examined, and the exertions made and talent displayed by the counsel on both sides. We had inptended to have published the testimony in full. but the details elicited from the various a itnesses were such that we deem them unfit . for publication, and we will, therefore, merely Sive-x synopsis of the case. Mrs. Ransom, p the, pluingff, is a fine. looking elderly lady,50 years of age. Her answers were all made jin a ateaightforward and intelligent mannet Mr Ransom, the defeudant, is 61 years of page and hag the appearance of a florid and hale old inin, aud showed equal readiness With his spouse in answering the questions prepounded to iim. Phe plaintiff avers*in her complaint that F she was married to defendant. in the city of Se Louis, Mo, in the year 1846. ‘Phat in Is4¥ he caine to California and engaged. in * 1852 She joined him at the city above named; that shortly after her arrival therehe got repeatedly drunk and was very cruel towards her; that in consequence of suid drunkenness and-eruelty-she-wae-competied to Téave him ‘to Moore's Flut_and-engaged in--bua ness at that plac: ;. that he then began to-write letters to her expressing the greatest penitence and. contrition jor the wrongs he had doneher, iunploring her to return to him and promising all tosuner of good andkind—behavior in the future, &e., &e: that he went before a Justice of the Peace at Moore’s’ Flat and took a solemn oath never to drink agnin; that he sent. her the Justice's affidavit to that effeet (the letters and affidavit were produced In-Court); that in consequence ut swid promises ele was induced to ov to Moure’s Flat and live with him; taat shortly after she had been there the defendant reeommenced bis old practice of drinking and cruelty towards her; that he also committed adultery, &e.— and that she was aguin compelled to leave him and return to her friends in Sacramento. She therefore asks to be diverced from defendant and to be allowed one half of the property, the which half is estimated at $10,000 The defendant denies every one of the allegations set forth in the complaint and’ he iatreduced testimony to prove that he did not get drunk more than once or twice a year.— On the plaintiff being put on the stand she admitted that during the G00 days they had lived together he had not been what the em~ inent counsel for the defense called “ mortally collapsed,” (dead drunk) more than four days, which, the said counsel remarked, was doing as well ae the best of as could reasonably be expected to do. No trial has taken place in this Court for many years wherein *o much talent has been displayed by the lawyers and eo many “ points” made. Some of them were more spicy than chaste, and f6 was a portion of the testimony. One of the reasons given why a divorcee ought to tdischarge his second load, Grey drew a reone Grey and one Hanchett got shooting at each other. It was au old rrel, originating about a dng fight. anchett fired at Grey with a double. barrel shot gun, but missed his aim. He then cocked to fire again, but found in his haste that hé had cocked the trigger of the empty barrel. Befroe be could volver and shot him in the arm, cutting an artery but net mortally wounding Hanehett. —SacBee : TELL Us.~-We wish some Solomon would settle the question, What—is—a—gentleman? Does a gentleman sinoke in the street!— Does a gentleman spitin a lady’s presence? Does a geutleman keep his hat upon his head in her presence, either in a store or parlor! Does he put his feet-upon her sofas ot chairs? Does he say rude things under cover of “a joke?” Does.-he ever converse: before her on subjects known to be painful. to ladies, and-which ean be well avoided?) Does he annoy respectable ladies. by rudely staring at them in the streets? Does he stand gaping on the church steps to see them pags in and out? We fear, if these questions agd muny others that might be asked sare to be answered in the negutive, the ranks of “gentlemen” in New York would be marvellously thinned out.—Fanny Fern. mei fe Two poor fellows were picked up in Washington the other day sick, and an order was procuied for their admittance to. the Seminary Hespitel. and an ambulance to convey them. The order was given to the driver, who read it and drove straight to the Certery. He stops at the lodge. to gn?” & “Got an order ?.”?> “Veal? ; = ‘* How many are there ?.*“Two. — * All right, I'll show you,” says tha lodgeKeeper, and w aiks on, followed by the artrhulunce, till he* comes to two freshly made. graves, ‘Back areund there ;”—driverdoes go— rail board over the graves. The sexton lifte the curtain, anda soldier sits up and looks out. “What in thunder is this ? yet by a long shot.” + T ain't dead : Ses Cartpoo.—Tfie editor of the Downieville Democrat has seen a letter from Maj. Downie, an old resident of Sierra county, written stafes that he has traversed. the whole eountry, that the mining seasen fe of three-and-a balf to four months duration. — He says prospecting is difficult and laborious, the plucers swatnpy and difficulty to get about in. Segue eS SaLMON River.—The editor of the Yreka Journal has seen a private letter from Salm~oo river,which siys the diggings are in a basin in the mountains, which 1s thirty miles long by fitteen miles broad, and that. the eolor has been found ia all of it,but outside of this no diggings ure known. RIVER MINING IN FRANCE.—The dredging machines emrloyed in lowering the beds of the Saone at Lyons, have brought up nearly one thousand coins and medals, the earliest being bronze, and bearing the head of Julius Cacsar and some of the first emperors, “SiR, lLamaphrenologist Would you liketo have me examine the heads of your children? 1 will do it cheap.*? ““Wall,’? said the farmer, *:] rathér guess they don’t needit. The old women combs ’em witha fine tooth comb once a week.” pinta tc Gay LIFE AMONG THE INS4NE.—A ball came off at the Insane Asylum on Saturday evening, in which the ininstes, such as were proper to be sdmitted, took a principal part. Several ladies and genelemen from ttre city Were present as invited guests, aa also the Legislative Committee,—Stockton Independent Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR be granted was the fact that the parties have . no children. The counsel for the defense . demolished this part of the argument by addressing himself to one of the jury who is married but has nu children, and asking him . whetherhe thought that hie wife ought typ apply for a divorce on that account? The testimony occupied from Tuesday morning till Thursday afternoon; when H. M. Moore, Esq., vpened for the plaintiff. He was followed by Niles Searls, Eeq., for the defense. On Friday morning George 8. Hupp, Esq., opened for the defendant. and spoke five hours, after whch John Garber. Esq., closed the cave for the plaintiff. He spoke taree hours. after which the case was subwitted te the jury, who, after balf an hour's deliberation brought in a veidict m favor of plaintiff. A motion for a stay of proceedings w.ll probably be argued this morning. { Ix Town.—We had the pleasure of a cail the other day from that splendid fellow of the press, W.S. Byrne, Esq., local editor of the Marysville Express. Byrne looks rubicand as usual and his countenance seems to say he has good thing if he only chose to mentien it. He is good looking enough to pass for a Nevada county man in any society. We notice Judge Filkins of Yuba and Jas. Haworth, Président of the California Stage company, have been sojourning among us a few days. MARCRK, 6h, 1862. Chas Dilion, ’ San Fra’o* R Monroo, Monteza & Lady 4 A W Sadler, Omeg C RT horn, ; as K Kibbe. Little york & Lady \ A_ Briggs, Orleaes Miss Wall, do MD oan, Biuc Tent T Thorn, do J E Thempson.G Hill E F Thorn, do R McMurry, Patterson J F Wilton, do R H Campbell. Mont'a C & Faylor,; do H Dolph, Red Dog C Scheradon, San Juan -J Whitney. do D Furth, co T D Coun, Grass Va’y F Soule. do J Larison, do P Laren, do F Newman, do W H Alien, Carson Cry 8 Kingsbery, do RC Gaies, Alleghany WS Byrne, do J Bofiel, Ple’s Valley JK Byrne, do 8 Beil, elty P Rippingham, do T Wearn, do R Smith, do B Wales, do J CraW ford, do E 8 Heath; do € BDeazaier, P Valley J Philips, de J Kelsey, do W Waldwin, do W Carter, do Twining, QuakerH P Majion, te SB Anuldt, do J Owen, ‘ eity JM Hickey, Moorea EJ Bamhil), Blue Tent J Harris, do H Dowd, do Z Dunning, » do FOR CITY MARSHAL. > = U. 8. GREGORY, Is announced as a Candidate for City Marshal at the next election. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ww. H. DAVIDSON, Is announced as a Candidate for the Office of CITY MARSHAL, 7 AT THE ENSUING ELECTION. FOR CITY MARSHAL. GEO. Ss. PEIRCE Is announced as a Candidate for City {HF At Vallecito, Calvedras, last week;* ‘* Where are these‘ ut Victoria, Vancouver Island; +n--which--he . ORNIA CENT: RAILROAD.” p= TO LINCOLN.—Passengers thro’ from Sacra mento to Lincoln in two hours ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln ih a facilities are now offered for the accommodation of the and freight traffic of the Central road. Persons wishing to visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the. 5.35 A. M. train at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80:96 to have from five to six hours at their dispoll, returning the same day. Running of Trains: 8. V.R.R. AND C.C. R. R. Leave Sacramento...,..6.30 A. M, and 2 PM. Leave Lincoln......5.15 A. [email protected]. Freight and Passenger Tariff. CALIF Through Freight.......0.0. Four Dollars Nov. 30th, 1861—tf FRESH CARDEN!!! —AND— FIELD SEEDS!

GROWTH OF 18611 JUST RECEIVED * : . 6 —AND— FOR SALE! By Dr. C. M. BATES, y ~ Broad Street Drug Store. Neyada, Jan. 30th 1862. @ FRUIT TREES ind Foreign Grape Vines:\ Intending to visit the Wine Dis tricts of Europe next season, F have etermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Parcign Grape Vines And Cuttings the etsping Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurserica, plant Orchards or Vineyords. or dealin Treva and Vines, ¢in have Great Bargains by making early application. _ WILSON FLING. . Jelow Li Street-Levee,-and after Dee. Ist will havea Depot in K Street, between 4th & th Sacramento, for sales _ nio-stf i+ H. GAYLORD DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Will practice in all of the; Courts of Nevada County. Office at the Court Hense. Nevada, Oct. 13th, 1861. A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main stréét, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; BLANKETS!! UST RECEIVED a splendid lot of White eF Swiss Blankets, large size and superior qually—first lot ever in Nevada, which . will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. House Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times : Sheets & Pillow Cases always on hand. Calland see at the Pioneer Cheap Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. s. MARX. Nevada, Jan, 28th—3m To the People of Nevada Co. AM again ready to forward Goods to any section of the countics of Nevada, Pliacer, El Dorado, ; Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. ! Mark, Care 0. HH. P. W. & Co. Sacrainento City. » Sacramento, Feb. 15th O. H. P. WHITE. Through Passengers....... Three Dollars, . R. M. SHAGKELFORD & CO., MARYSVILLE, Would inform the Merchants of Nevada‘and vicinity that they are again FROM THEIR OLD STAND. At the Feather River Landing. AT ONE-DOLLAR-P Marysville, Feb. :@th, 1862. _ CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ——WHLLIAM SHAFER.‘ retal Street, Nevada Cc om 5 ‘ Offers better bargains in. the. Boo and Shoe line than any other house “ in Nevada. His large and well seleeted stock consists of Gentlemen’s fine and coarse Boots which he sells at extraordinary low prices. Jus -@rop in his store and you will then be satisfied that there is a Cheap Boot and Shoe store in the town. ; Miners, if your diggings are poor and you wish to study economy ca pair of his Cheap Boots: Ledies ! your attention is called to his stock of Shoes. . Repairing —Particular attention given to this\branch of the busiucer. Give mea call and ney Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf Cc. W. MULFORD, BANKER. At his old stand, Main street, Nevada. ( NOLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. ¥ Sight Cheeks on San Francisco and Saera mento ; Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U. 8. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Kates. Nerada, Jan, 7th, 1820 yourselves. SHAPER. GEORGE W. KIDD,BALIKER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada, ( YOLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarI ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust orwarded for Assay-er for Coinage at the U. 8 Mint. Sight Checke on San. Franciago and Sacramento Drafts on the Eastern Cities at the Lowest Rates ; Collections made, and State and County Se . urities purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 186]-t£. —. J. Cc. BIRDSEYE, C. N. FELTON. BIRDSEYE & Co., BANKERS, NO. 30 Main sireet, Nevada City. . ‘DURCHASE Gold Durt. Advance on Dust for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. ~ Draw Sight Checks on San Franciseo, Sacramésto and Marysville , OurPSight Exchange on New York. Ee Dent Er ioe paid for County Scrip. Nevada, } ay 24th. SS Kr PRISONERS! 4 — THE — American Dry Goods Store! Has Just gone and Done it. ( ee ING tothe inclemency of the weather and mankind in general, we have left from our WINTER STOCK, About $25,000 Worth —OF— DRY GOODS, Which mnust be sold to make room for Spring Importations, and in order to make it an object for all to bay from us we ehatl elt for the next SIXTY DAYS AT COST OR LESS! Ceme on with your Cash, bring all your friends . we have goods enough for all. We shall have one day in each week that Pacifie Mail Steamship Co's. r STEAMSHIP OKRIZABA, . B. 6. Farnawork,.i.ccscicesiveces: sii, Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Tucsday, + -March 1ith 1862. At9 o’elock A.M., punctually. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company and from Aspinwal! to New York by the Atlanti and Pacific Steamship Company . A. B. FORBES, ay ee W. F. BABCOCK, 4 *#rate. Cor. Sscramentc & Lridesdorff sts. San Francisco. For Portland, “Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MIKES BROTHER JONATHAN, 8.J. DEWOLF... * eeeeeceeseees Commander. Will Jeave Pacific st., Wharf, San Francisco. For the Above Ports. ON Seturday,........ March 8th 1862. ] AT 4 O'CLOCK, P.M, The Steamship Marshal ot th ext election. For t or an a on board, or to SAMUEL J. HENSCLT? Washicgton st. WE CIVE AWAY COODS ! TO ALL OUR CUSTOMERS. iy" For particulars see small bills—or any ott er man. : We would politely state to all indebted to us that we will at any time receive Gold and Silver voin in payment. Never mind the rush--our Office is arge and money draw deep. We won't keep you long waiting for your bills —would be most hap py to see you all immediately. HACADORN & BOWLEY, No. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. L. PHILIPS, Nos. 15 and 35 Commercial Street. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, * —DEALER IN— Fine Havana Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, Playing Cards, Cutlery, French Perfumery, Snuff, &c., &e. Give me a. call.andtry some of the Best. ‘ars ever brought inte this Market. evada, March, 4th. J. O' NEIL, . Next door to Cheap John’s, on Pine Street a repaired in the best order. Also attends to of Coats, Pants and Vests, in @ manner as to have the a Ay yeny el —my prices are Nevada, March 3d —~1-m. c FORWARDINC Coops) ER TON on SHAEFER and buy a} SARY B TEMPERANCE FEAL. f. GIVEN at ah Monday Evening, yTth teax, By 'C. B.Erish and N. Filton, TICKETS......,.FIVE DOLLARS. (XP THE BEST MUSIC has been scentedfor the occasion—Mesars. Smidtechueider acd Plumhof. i . ; The Supper will be civen at Withington'’s Ha’). ST. PATRICK'S BALL! MARCH, I7th rse2 —AT. THE— HOOK & LADDER HOUSE. ! Broad Street, Nevada City. MANAGERS. NEVADA. GRASS V ALLEY John Grimes, © ‘ord, M. Cooney, Mills O'Conner, Wm Calinan, Dan Mulloy, Wm. Osborn, Jas. K. Byrne, JONES’ BAR. . KIRCHVILLE. Thos -Rynalds, Jas Ryan, Thos Drum, John Fogerty. NORTH 8AN JUAR,—_——— PS Murphy, Mre McNeely, RED Dow. John Husaey; John Durham, MOORE’S FLAT. WASHINGTON Jas. McNamara, Richard Dillon, Michae] McCarty M Fitzgerald, RU RTA: -_ CHEROKEE. J B Murphy, Mr Fitgpuatrick, OMEGA, Jas. McCaintridze, FLOOR MANAGERS, Pat Mulealiay, Jas Me eart, Dan MeCarty, Anthony Thornton, Richard Fleree,; ee . Su pcr wili be acrved at New Yorn Pots pyre dP AUS The Public are respectfully invited t6 reed witean any further gic me = TICK TS FIVE DuLLARs, R. HOSTETTER’s STOMACH BIT. D TERS.—These Bitters are universally acknowledged to be a sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heayiness o the Stomach, or any other like affection. Their effect upon the sytem is most miraculous ; they give ahéalthy tone to the system, relieve a)) morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall impuritics. In no ease has {t been kfown to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been found in its use. To those afflicted with any of the above ills of the body, the ‘ Bitters’ are offered as a speedy and certain cure.— Try them and form your own opinion —Sold by Drug gists and dealers everywhere, Feb. 7th.—1-m meen a ee eee a) ._ €. F. SPENCE, Wholesale and Retail Druggist, Neyada city, California. FASHION RESTAURANT. ~ : o; = BROAD STREET, a ada, eK ‘4 OPEN AT ALL HOUR8S—Day and-Night Wl, MONAMNAN,.... .+-Propriete® AVENG resumed Proprictorshap of thie wellknown Restaurant I AM NOW FULLY PREPARED I THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Ky Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furniabed ata moments notice, and got up in & style to suit the tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keep the “« FASHION” as o Oret class restaurant, and as #uch recommend it ty the people of the city d the county at large Those peenena who relisha GOOD MEAL wil do well to “call and see” for themselves. Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf BLAZE’'S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8'[' if Yeu Want a Geod Drink, GO TO BLAZH’s! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BE ANS, No. 52 Broad Street, ; Wholesale and Retail Dealer im GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. 7° Goods delivered Free of Charge.£% Nevada, Oet. 20th. 1861.—tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS 1N Groceries, Provisions, Oan Fruits, Wheat, Barley aud Ground Foed, Broad Street, Nevada. )RESH MEATS, of ALA, KIN Ds, } on hand and for sale at Cheap rates fo: cas Goods delivered Free crc o Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. all WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sale cheap H. S. BRADLEY. CYUNTY SURVEYOR. OVFICE—At the Court House, Nevada, o16-tf. JOHN L. GAMBLE. Orders for iver ing rly ended or. TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE in