March 9, 1862 (4 pages)

oops fk, D. dims. 2? TON ® e # a9 and Sacracj d Europe, . o the U.S. Rates. D, , Nevada. fhest Mardeon Dust at the U.S acramento vest Rates Wwunty Serket value » FELTON. -9 ¢ on Dust Mint. co, Saera-Store ! At. eather and from our = ’ rth DS, . for Spring ; an object the next §: yur friends k that ODS! ir anyoth 4 Ky (th oS OH Ady Pies, Daal ceive Gold Office is tkeep you most haps iy Street. fobacards, i ERR ea oe Cc. the Best é fON, « oficeof . = for city ( . Bevada Daily “ dictinents for marder, one for Manslaughter Granscript. SUN DAY MORNING, MARCH 9th. i. = semen " Gaaxp JOR¥—The Grand Jury finished their labors ou Friday and adjourned. Six im and one for forgery, were found; one pres* entnent fur grand larceny, and ope for mis: demeandr, were ignored, The County Hos~ ‘pital, Jail and other county” bu.ldings were . xomined and no imprevements reconmmend-~ ‘ed. District Court.—The District. Court was employed vesterday in the examination ‘ot the cuse of Winham vs. His Creditors and resulted in favor of Winham. In the case of Lambert vs. Bisby et al, _judgment was enterediin favor of plaintiff for five dollars, and injunction made perpetual. In the case of E. Ransom vs. Marmaduke Ransom, the Court ordered an exeoxtion to issue against defendant for $400 for costs, -&c., and that further proceedings be stayed until the 20th inst. i BENEFIT OF Miss WAGNER.—The little harpist and vocalist, whe hae proved such a capital antidote to the blues with numbers of out people, and afforded more amusement generally than actors with much higher pre. tensions, takes a benefit. on Monday evening next at the Milwaukie Brewery, on Spring street. Give the little singer a bumper. Slie is modest, has a-good voice and deserves patGUNSMITHS—Having bad occasion to employ Messrs. Davis & Varney to make a new screw, for bur Ruggies’ Engine, we can speak favorably of their promptness and skill — They have done an excellent job of work for us. <# Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Chureh this morning aé 17 o'cl’k. STEAMER ASHORE.—At 6 o'clock, Jast evening, some of the crew of the steamer Swan_arrived here in a emall beat, bringing the information that the steamer. while on her way down from Red Bluff, when one hundred and seventy tiles above the city; had run ashore, and could nat be gut off without additional aid. It appears that while taking some * short cut” through a slough connected with the Sacramente river, the Swar struck the bank and became a fixture. She has received no damage. To-day the steamer Gem, which has a full conviction of the perplexity of such a position, and sympathizes accordingly, has gone to the relief of the Swan.—Sac, Bee. STock STARVING.—We are informed that! more stock has been lost from cold and hunger-since the rains than during the foods. Cattle on the highlands have recently died in great numbers, the owner, not being able to supply them with.food:’ fii ‘mang jinetances they have been drivéii on elds of young barley, in order to obtain. proper nourishment. Mr. George Myéis, who resides about eight wiles from Yuba C'ty, on Eddy’s ferry road, lost about one hundred head from cold and starvation.— Marysville Express. Catirornia Drirrv.—Capt. E G. Hewes of the schooner Wild Pigeon, just arrived from Mazatlan, reports having seen large quantities of drift of every conceivable character, two hundred and fifty miles off this port. The sight was so unusual even to his accustomed and observant eye, that ne noticed the phenomena most particulanly. He reperts that it looked like the debris from some sunken city, and he thought San Fran ‘cisco had gone under. The fact that drift that far seaward is seldom seen in this latiude, is a singular confirmation of the intenof the great flood which lately devasat‘alifornia.--S.F. Herald. oF THE THiNG.—It is said d gentleman with his servant, while traveling through England, came to an inn, where there was Only a single bed, covered, of course, with the‘vevitable tester. Neither had ever seen a bed, the gentle. man, accordingly, laid” timealf dt coneon while his henchman creptin the blankets. Toward morning the boards began to feel rather hard and co when the man of elevated position in society inquired of ‘‘ John” how he did. * Vera weel, sir.” replied John. ** Ah!” rejoined the gentleman, “if it was na for the Jock .o’ ttié thing, I wad ceme doon myself” !”’ i THe Irex-chaD War Suips.—The Navy Department invites proposals fer farnishing, fitting and securing to vessels of wan, . iron plates of 3 inches in thickness and 15 1-2 feet in length, to have planed and countersunk holes, to be bent to the shape of the vessel from stern to stern, and fastened te the timbers with conical-headed belts of 1 1-2 . inebes in diameter. -It 1s enderstood that the Daperteant designs: to thus clothe vee~ of war with the least possible de-~ an By the report of the bureau of the Navy t, which bes in the vag of tron-plated ships of war, it appears three iron-plated ships or ro are now in process of construction , one in New York ‘J. Eriession, another at Philadelphia by rrick & Son, and a third at New Haven ARETE & SHERWOOD, sewelers. NN wew No 5!7 Montgomery te Large farms in Califernia is the subt ject of an interesting in the Amencan Stock Journal. Don Abel Stearns, of Los Angelos county, owns a farm, subdivided in: to twelve ranches, of 230,813.acres of land, upoow which has~18,000 head of neat cattle, and ae horses, besides other varieties of ei wiossy — Man is a glorious poem ; each life a canto, each day a line. The melody plays feebly at first upen the trembling chords of hia little heart, but with time guins rand beauty #3 it sweeps onward, until ot last the final notes die away, far above the world amidst the melodies of heaven, (Goethe. ; Jou Tyuer, in bis message to Congress in 1854, declared that “he who would contemplate for a single moinent the destruction of the human race.” And thea Tyler talked like a sensible man ; but he ismo longer such, having adopted the very coursewhich by his own showing, is deserving ofthe deepest execrations of matkind. i Hay is selling a Virginia City, Nevada Territory, at $140 per ton. Ee Any person knowing of the’ wherea‘bouts of Jemes or Elizabeth McOtterson,; willconfer a faver by sending. notice to the Yréka Post Offic -. ——— re te" Why is an invalid cured by ing like a confined criminal ! sea-cured (secured.) sea-bathBecause he is ( An old farmer in Essex was anxious to have his pastor dismissed, and was asked the reason. He replied .I've heard say tnat & change of pasture makes . fat calves, and I'm for the change.” : SMALL Pux.—The San Francisco Journal says the ChiteséOf that city have turned it contaius from fitteen to twenty patients. es: "An article announcing the decease of a person gays: ‘“‘Hiv-remains were committed to that bourne from whence no traveler returns agcompunied by his friends.’ Ev it is with narrow-souled ple as it is with nerrow-necked bottles, the tess: they have in them the more noise they make in pouring out.— Pope. CT sienatientatnemiaiainenlindaeiadetnie . ' mes aren nen) [EB ;-HSSTETTER’s STOMACH B iTJ TERS—These Bitters are “universally acknowledged to be a sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness o the Stomach, or any other like affection Their ‘effect upon the system is most miraculous ; they give a healttry tone to the system, relieve all morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall impurities. In no case has it beet known to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been foumd 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 opmion.—Sold by Drug gists and dealers every where. Feb. 7th.—1-m Cement on ANS SHOULD TEST the meritsof DR. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. While it is highly palatable asa beverage, it unequalled as a tenic and invigorator In'the pursuit of fortnne at the mines, many persons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and of various kinds of fever. It is the very article that has so long been dn demand at the mines, Its daily use will re, store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart fresh vitality to the digestive functions, and cheer the spirits. Yet the Bitters js the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner who is exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it acertain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbathi at the Methodist Church, head of Rroad street, at 11 4. M., amd 7% P.M. W. Grove Deal, Pastor. Episcepal.—At the Court House, every — atil,A.M,and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, ‘astor. Baptist.—At the Baptist Church, Spring treet, every Sabbath at 11 A. w:; and 7 r. u— Rev~ B. Brierly, : ; Catholiec.—At the Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 a.m. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas tor. ceeneeicemeiee ae Rich Quartz Specianeus! eg ae pig for Cutting and Polishing, are k Sounhe at 9 Large Preminm over the intrina st. San Francisco. \OHN L. GAMBLE, strictly a to, OF Pi ne streets. . BOOK AND J0B PRINTING OFFICE. I‘K Proprietors of this Establishment have 1 purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever into to execute in the best manner, and at REDUCED KATES, every description of Printing, such as 4 oy Bushnell 2 Co. The cest of these ves« sels will bs $1,290,750. of this Government, and form plans to ac. : complish it, deserves the deepest anathemas their Josh House into a pest house, and that . , CALIFORNIA CENTRA RWOAD. : ; PEN TO LINOGLN.— Passengers thro’ from Sacramento ‘to Lincoln in two houre ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in molenel epaanee a arene: ec pa a) ht, traffic o: the Central road. Persons <ishine’ne visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train. at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80.a8 to have from five to six hours at their disposal, returning the same day. Rumeing of Trains: S. V. R.R. AND C. C. R. R. Leave Sacramento.,..6.30 4, M,and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoim.. .+.+5.15 A.M. and 10.304. YR Freight and Passenger Tariff. Through MBPS. es. os eee Three Dollars, Through Freigint.c..cceese0s Four--Dollars anne C. L. WILSON. Nov. 30th, 1861—tf FRESH GARDEN !!. —AND— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1:s861! Just NEGRIVES . —~AND— FOR SALE! Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. FRUIT TREES and Foreign Gra Vines. Intending to visit the Wine’ Districts of Europe next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Chotee Frait & Foreign Grape Vines ___ Amd Cuttings the ensuing Winter. _ Persoms intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and Vines, con have Great Bargains by ae early application. WILSON FLINT, ~~ low R Street Levee, and after Dec. Ist will havea.) tin -K Street, between sth &— th Bacramento; forssles mob tf E. H. GAYLORD 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 street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; . BLANKETS!! } ints pucns VED a splendid lot of White ey Swis? Blankets, large size and superior qually—firet lot ever in Nevada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. Hovwee Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times ~ Sheets & Pillow Cases always on &@and. Calland see atthe Pioneer Cheap Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. Ss. MARX. 4 Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 26th—3m _ To the People of Nevada €e. Ts again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9. H. P.W. & Co. Sacramento City. Sacramento, Feb. 5th 0. 4. P. WHITE. Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP E. 8. Farnswork,. Seeee serene a.:,CoTemander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Tuesday, -March lith 1862. At9? o’clock A.M., punctually. Por Panama. Pas: will be conveyed from Panama to inwall by the Pamama Kailroad Company from Aspmwal! to New York bv the Atlanti and Pacific _——. bom oy! A. B. FORBES, eres W.F. BABCOCK, 4 “*® y Cor. Secramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Franciseo. For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. BROTHER JONATHAN, eteveccoccens emmander. Will leave Pacific st. Wharf, San Francisco. ‘Per the Above Ports. —OnN— Seturday,.. Sesscated March 8th 2562. / . “ava O'CLOCK, P.M. BILL-HEADSs., CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS. BULLS O* FARE, POSTERS, PROCRAMMES, LABELS, 13 + STABLE’S SALE.=NSiate of Califor _L ert of UMMONS.~-State of of Nev ss. Justice ey Coure atte Fork F. Chase, : You are hereby summ to appear efore ufidersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in ssid Township on Thursday the 24th ‘day of May A. p., 1862, at ten o’clotk AM . to answer to thacomplaintet So. ae who dewands of you the sum of Thirty-e1 and. 73 100 Dollars, alleged to. be dwe‘on ac t. for merre peg Ning el o~ _— on file in my office, when Pedyment’ en against you forthe said — together wit h gosts and damages if you fell to appear and anewer. : Given under my hand this, the 2tet-day of FebA. D., 1862 ROBERT Mo@OUN, J. P. sa c: Upon ur the affidavit filed and it ap) g therefrom that good cause ‘of action et the above named efendant, wad that said defendant is a non-resident ot the State of California. Itis he ordered that service of Summons hergin be made by publishing in the Daily Morning’ Transcript, newspaper published in Nevada county, at least ence a Week for a period of three months ; Given under my hand this, the 2ist day of . Feb. A. p., 1862. . R. McGOUN, J. A true copy, attest. M. COMBS, Constable. NSOL. VENT NOTICE.—In District Court of the Mth Judicial District of tha State of California. in the matter Ja! the petition of WILIAM LUKE, an _ Insolvent btor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. 'T. 5. McFarland J ip adel the said District Court, notice is hereby ven to all the creditors.ef the said Ingelvent iffram, Luke; to be ana: before Hon. T. B. McFarland aforesaid, in open court, eat the court room of said court, in the city and county of Neyada, on the 15th day of March, 18&2, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of that day, then and there to show cause, ifany they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and am assignmeat of his estate be made, and he be déscharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Stutute in such case made and provided ; and in the meantime all precoeedings against said In solvent be stayed. Witness my hamdand the seal of said { court, this 8th day of February, A. p. bi R. H, FARQUHAR, Clerk. E. C. Chipman, Atty. is cauge, ie has a —_ seal — nia, County of Nevada, ss. B execution to me delivered, issued of K. W. Smith Eeq.; an atting fustice «of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date February ‘id A. D., 1862, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said court on the 3ist day of January A. p., 1862, iw favor of Willlam Stone, and against Prospect Savoy, for the eum of piss 24 debt; iuterest, damages and-coste of suit + have taken in execation, and will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the followtmg described property, to wit:—All the right, title, and interrospect Savoy, in and to. a cet ranch containing fortyjacres.(moré or léss ) situated, and being one ha!f mile east from the Mue Tent House, in the Township of Nevada on the south side of the Blue Fent andnow-oeceupied . by Prospect Savoy ; also a certain piece or parcel af weed land now. enclosed. surrounding the “entire above described ranch. ‘The wad” Mterent being the ene undivided half of said woodtand ; the same having been heretefore attached by me jn the above entitled suft.I will sell the same _n frontof the Court House door, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of March, A. ®., 1862, between the hours of @ o'clock A. M., and 4 o’clock Pp. M. Taken os the property of Prospect Savoy to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Nevada City, February 10th A.D, 1562. . 8. VENARD, Constable, Nevada Township. CEORCEH. BELL. 911 MONTGOMERY STREET, virtue Of an ‘om the Court Corner of Merchant etreet, San Francisco, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Stationery of every Description, EGAL oAP, WRITING, LEYTER AND ie Note Paper, and Kavelopes, in great varicty ; Gold Pens of the best Manufacture, if Blank Account Books, Of the best material and weorkmanahip ; Printers’ Blank Cards, Law Books, Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Bills of Lading, Shipping Ke ceipts, Grder Books, and’a large assortment of Custom House Blanka. School Becks. A complete assortnent always on hand. Orders from teachers will receive prompt attention. Atlantic Papers and. Magagtees, and oll the New Books. 7 Subscriptions reereived for Newspapers. Mag azines, and other Periodicals. A circular will be sent to any person, on request, giving an extended list of Periodicals, and prices annexed. The following are the most popular: Pen ANNUM Harper’s Momthly.ssseecweeeveterees $ 3 50 Giodey’s Ladies’ Bouk...+.++»»3 50 Leslie’s Magazine. .o.ecceseseeeeee 60 Peterson’s Magazine..-+. Aue sawess 2 69 Ballon’s Magazine. .ccccccecccceeses eveawe 1 50 Hall’s Journal of Health. ..-.se0e-ee0051 GO antic Monte ic cece ckcesiccgssscseceseeciS OO Kelectric Magazine... Bee eens CoiabeaieD Oe Knickerbocker Magazine, ..00..00esee+ OO All the Year Hound.. unciabatinciesSaune wed UO Cee BO WOR oi bi das eecb et eee teteseer tees 5 69 Orn hill Magazine. ..sserscsesteccceees 5 UO emsbe WAGs. 25:5 06s ca viaie-a Vales wines ase wcreterea'a aiermad i (0 Misa WOO i505 sss cecscsense tees ace Sule wieces $ 00 The 4 Forcign Réviews and Black wood.. 12 00 The hess Monthly.. -.cccccccsec. 3 50 Le Bon Ton of Fashiou.. 6 00 The Worldof Fashion... 5 00 The Horticulturist, plain... onee<d 60 The Horticulturist, colored...e0008. & 00 The Gardener's Mouthly.... Dad kee 6 1 bu The o untry. Gentleman...-.6.005+--3 OO Leslie’s Illustrated Paper.i..05.00.24 OO Iilustrated London News. ..c.e0.000. 12 00 Illustrated News of the World.... 12 New York Iilusrrated News...0. % 50 New York Weekly Ledger....+-. oe) Wilke’s Spirit of the Times..-.-..3 0 Kanner of Light.; ew i New York Weekly Journe! of Commerce. Porney’s Pren,«.seccceesnsvecesses barncel 3 Yankee Notiome..s.se0sses evcesseveces Wee or Foie Wackied athebee huniesedcécescaee anit ir ( Weekly)..+.+. Povsciacveoce * New York lherald, deicume, er World for Cal jan1-3m* : ANNIVERSARY BALL, + Yo BE GIVEN vr TEMPERANCE HALE })?} MaRGh lk ites. By Ci B. Irish wud N. Flinn, Or THE BEST MUBIC Vase been scenred for the cccasion—Mesars. Smidtechneldur and Phamhoft. : ‘ ‘ The Supper wit De giveniat Withington s Ha!!. ST. PATRICK'S BAIL! MAROON, ‘t7thn a 86a —AT TH HOOK & LADDER HOUSE !? Broad Street, Nevada City. ; BY MRG. J. P. ADAMS. . 2 NEVADA. ULE. Yonn ‘Gat a VALLEY M. OC : Ie Q*Oouner, Wm © ’ ulloy, Wim. Osborn, Jas. K, Byrne, JONBy’ BAR. Thos Kynolda, NORTH BAN JUAN PS Murphy, Mr. McNeely, MOORE'S FLAT. Jas, McNamara, Michael McCarty 5 EUREKA. Ohationice Dan McCarty, wa B denthony Phcrete—ar a = As wene: : Richard Pierte, Jas MoCambridye,— FLOOR MANAGERS. ’ Pat Mulcahay, " das MoJourt, Veteeeimemin one 5, : or Se (¥ Will be servéd at New York Wotci P. ADAMS : 2 7 The Public are tewpeotfully tvited to at. at without any further invitation. so =” TICK TS FIVK DULLARS, FASHION RESTAURANT, BROAD) 81 REET, E OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night WM, MONAMAN,... Proprietor ot AVING res ropricte H this wetl known cates eo LAM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN /THE BEST STYLE AND aT / MODERATE RATES. xr Game *, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in ‘the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up tn a style to sult the taster of the greatest epicure. : MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 1 intend to kvep the FASHION” asa first: class restaurant, andes\such I recommend it to the people of the eity and the county at large. Those persons who relish aGOOD MEAL. will do well to ‘+ call and wee’ forthemeclves. Nevatla. Nov, 26, 1800-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE.AND COMMERCHAL ST if You Want a Geed Drink,GO TO BLAZH'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BE ANS, No. 5% Broad Street, . Wholesale and Retail Dealer tm™ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Ky Goods detivered Free of Charge.¢ Nevade. Get. 2th. 196)-«tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Gan Fraits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. {7 RESH MEATS, of ALI. KINDS, on hand and for sale at Chem» rates fo; cash. Goods delivered Free cTCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash. Agate H. S. BRADLEY. CYUONTY SURVEVOR. O¥ FICK~-At the Court House, Nevade. o15-tf. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ILLIAM SHAFER. Fetal Street, Nevada Offers better barguineim the Bov “1 Shoe line than ta Nevade, ale aes Sid ned os 6 nelle Com Aud JOHN PATTISON, Telegtap For or ly on board, or to SAMUEL 1 RENSLET Washington se Oppesite the saad —. staire, : Jeeted stock we Boneh he pl fine and coarse rdinary Jus : Cheav _wttention given to Shoes Repairing —Particular this braneh cf “2 ¥ ven. ve me a ¥ Nevada, Nov. 21, 1861. Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf THOKETSH..00.FEVR DOLLARR

oops fk, D. dims. 2? TON ® e # a9 and Sacracj d Europe, . o the U.S. Rates. D, , Nevada. fhest Mardeon Dust at the U.S acramento vest Rates Wwunty Serket value » FELTON. -9 ¢ on Dust Mint. co, Saera-Store ! At. eather and from our = ’ rth DS, . for Spring ; an object the next §: yur friends k that ODS! ir anyoth 4 Ky (th oS OH Ady Pies, Daal ceive Gold Office is tkeep you most haps iy Street. fobacards, i ERR ea oe Cc. the Best é fON, « oficeof . = for city ( . Bevada Daily “ dictinents for marder, one for Manslaughter Granscript. SUN DAY MORNING, MARCH 9th. i. = semen " Gaaxp JOR¥—The Grand Jury finished their labors ou Friday and adjourned. Six im and one for forgery, were found; one pres* entnent fur grand larceny, and ope for mis: demeandr, were ignored, The County Hos~ ‘pital, Jail and other county” bu.ldings were . xomined and no imprevements reconmmend-~ ‘ed. District Court.—The District. Court was employed vesterday in the examination ‘ot the cuse of Winham vs. His Creditors and resulted in favor of Winham. In the case of Lambert vs. Bisby et al, _judgment was enterediin favor of plaintiff for five dollars, and injunction made perpetual. In the case of E. Ransom vs. Marmaduke Ransom, the Court ordered an exeoxtion to issue against defendant for $400 for costs, -&c., and that further proceedings be stayed until the 20th inst. i BENEFIT OF Miss WAGNER.—The little harpist and vocalist, whe hae proved such a capital antidote to the blues with numbers of out people, and afforded more amusement generally than actors with much higher pre. tensions, takes a benefit. on Monday evening next at the Milwaukie Brewery, on Spring street. Give the little singer a bumper. Slie is modest, has a-good voice and deserves patGUNSMITHS—Having bad occasion to employ Messrs. Davis & Varney to make a new screw, for bur Ruggies’ Engine, we can speak favorably of their promptness and skill — They have done an excellent job of work for us. <# Rev. Mr. Cummings will preach at the Brick Chureh this morning aé 17 o'cl’k. STEAMER ASHORE.—At 6 o'clock, Jast evening, some of the crew of the steamer Swan_arrived here in a emall beat, bringing the information that the steamer. while on her way down from Red Bluff, when one hundred and seventy tiles above the city; had run ashore, and could nat be gut off without additional aid. It appears that while taking some * short cut” through a slough connected with the Sacramente river, the Swar struck the bank and became a fixture. She has received no damage. To-day the steamer Gem, which has a full conviction of the perplexity of such a position, and sympathizes accordingly, has gone to the relief of the Swan.—Sac, Bee. STock STARVING.—We are informed that! more stock has been lost from cold and hunger-since the rains than during the foods. Cattle on the highlands have recently died in great numbers, the owner, not being able to supply them with.food:’ fii ‘mang jinetances they have been drivéii on elds of young barley, in order to obtain. proper nourishment. Mr. George Myéis, who resides about eight wiles from Yuba C'ty, on Eddy’s ferry road, lost about one hundred head from cold and starvation.— Marysville Express. Catirornia Drirrv.—Capt. E G. Hewes of the schooner Wild Pigeon, just arrived from Mazatlan, reports having seen large quantities of drift of every conceivable character, two hundred and fifty miles off this port. The sight was so unusual even to his accustomed and observant eye, that ne noticed the phenomena most particulanly. He reperts that it looked like the debris from some sunken city, and he thought San Fran ‘cisco had gone under. The fact that drift that far seaward is seldom seen in this latiude, is a singular confirmation of the intenof the great flood which lately devasat‘alifornia.--S.F. Herald. oF THE THiNG.—It is said d gentleman with his servant, while traveling through England, came to an inn, where there was Only a single bed, covered, of course, with the‘vevitable tester. Neither had ever seen a bed, the gentle. man, accordingly, laid” timealf dt coneon while his henchman creptin the blankets. Toward morning the boards began to feel rather hard and co when the man of elevated position in society inquired of ‘‘ John” how he did. * Vera weel, sir.” replied John. ** Ah!” rejoined the gentleman, “if it was na for the Jock .o’ ttié thing, I wad ceme doon myself” !”’ i THe Irex-chaD War Suips.—The Navy Department invites proposals fer farnishing, fitting and securing to vessels of wan, . iron plates of 3 inches in thickness and 15 1-2 feet in length, to have planed and countersunk holes, to be bent to the shape of the vessel from stern to stern, and fastened te the timbers with conical-headed belts of 1 1-2 . inebes in diameter. -It 1s enderstood that the Daperteant designs: to thus clothe vee~ of war with the least possible de-~ an By the report of the bureau of the Navy t, which bes in the vag of tron-plated ships of war, it appears three iron-plated ships or ro are now in process of construction , one in New York ‘J. Eriession, another at Philadelphia by rrick & Son, and a third at New Haven ARETE & SHERWOOD, sewelers. NN wew No 5!7 Montgomery te Large farms in Califernia is the subt ject of an interesting in the Amencan Stock Journal. Don Abel Stearns, of Los Angelos county, owns a farm, subdivided in: to twelve ranches, of 230,813.acres of land, upoow which has~18,000 head of neat cattle, and ae horses, besides other varieties of ei wiossy — Man is a glorious poem ; each life a canto, each day a line. The melody plays feebly at first upen the trembling chords of hia little heart, but with time guins rand beauty #3 it sweeps onward, until ot last the final notes die away, far above the world amidst the melodies of heaven, (Goethe. ; Jou Tyuer, in bis message to Congress in 1854, declared that “he who would contemplate for a single moinent the destruction of the human race.” And thea Tyler talked like a sensible man ; but he ismo longer such, having adopted the very coursewhich by his own showing, is deserving ofthe deepest execrations of matkind. i Hay is selling a Virginia City, Nevada Territory, at $140 per ton. Ee Any person knowing of the’ wherea‘bouts of Jemes or Elizabeth McOtterson,; willconfer a faver by sending. notice to the Yréka Post Offic -. ——— re te" Why is an invalid cured by ing like a confined criminal ! sea-cured (secured.) sea-bathBecause he is ( An old farmer in Essex was anxious to have his pastor dismissed, and was asked the reason. He replied .I've heard say tnat & change of pasture makes . fat calves, and I'm for the change.” : SMALL Pux.—The San Francisco Journal says the ChiteséOf that city have turned it contaius from fitteen to twenty patients. es: "An article announcing the decease of a person gays: ‘“‘Hiv-remains were committed to that bourne from whence no traveler returns agcompunied by his friends.’ Ev it is with narrow-souled ple as it is with nerrow-necked bottles, the tess: they have in them the more noise they make in pouring out.— Pope. CT sienatientatnemiaiainenlindaeiadetnie . ' mes aren nen) [EB ;-HSSTETTER’s STOMACH B iTJ TERS—These Bitters are “universally acknowledged to be a sure preventive and cure for Fever and Ague, Flatulence, Heaviness o the Stomach, or any other like affection Their ‘effect upon the system is most miraculous ; they give a healttry tone to the system, relieve all morbid matter, and in fact thorougly cleanse the system ofall impurities. In no case has it beet known to fail, but on the contrary new virtues have been foumd 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 opmion.—Sold by Drug gists and dealers every where. Feb. 7th.—1-m Cement on ANS SHOULD TEST the meritsof DR. HOSTETTER’S STOMACH BITTERS. While it is highly palatable asa beverage, it unequalled as a tenic and invigorator In'the pursuit of fortnne at the mines, many persons are exposed to the attacks of complaints of the digestive organs, and of various kinds of fever. It is the very article that has so long been dn demand at the mines, Its daily use will re, store the tone of a deranged stomach, impart fresh vitality to the digestive functions, and cheer the spirits. Yet the Bitters js the safest of all stimulants. Let the miner who is exposed to hot and dry, wet and cold, be certain to obtain a supply of the genuine Hostetter Bitter, and he will find it acertain safeguard to health.—Sold by Druggists and dealers everywhere Religious Notices. Methodist Church.—Hold regular service every Sabbathi at the Methodist Church, head of Rroad street, at 11 4. M., amd 7% P.M. W. Grove Deal, Pastor. Episcepal.—At the Court House, every — atil,A.M,and3p.m. Rev. Mr. Willes, ‘astor. Baptist.—At the Baptist Church, Spring treet, every Sabbath at 11 A. w:; and 7 r. u— Rev~ B. Brierly, : ; Catholiec.—At the Catholic Church, Wash ington street at 9 a.m. Rev. F J. Dalton, Pas tor. ceeneeicemeiee ae Rich Quartz Specianeus! eg ae pig for Cutting and Polishing, are k Sounhe at 9 Large Preminm over the intrina st. San Francisco. \OHN L. GAMBLE, strictly a to, OF Pi ne streets. . BOOK AND J0B PRINTING OFFICE. I‘K Proprietors of this Establishment have 1 purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever into to execute in the best manner, and at REDUCED KATES, every description of Printing, such as 4 oy Bushnell 2 Co. The cest of these ves« sels will bs $1,290,750. of this Government, and form plans to ac. : complish it, deserves the deepest anathemas their Josh House into a pest house, and that . , CALIFORNIA CENTRA RWOAD. : ; PEN TO LINOGLN.— Passengers thro’ from Sacramento ‘to Lincoln in two houre ! Freight through from Sacramento to Liucoln in molenel epaanee a arene: ec pa a) ht, traffic o: the Central road. Persons <ishine’ne visit Sacramento for business or pleasure can take the 5.35 A. M. train. at Lincoln and arrive in the city 80.a8 to have from five to six hours at their disposal, returning the same day. Rumeing of Trains: S. V. R.R. AND C. C. R. R. Leave Sacramento..,....6.30 4, M,and 2 P.M. Leave Lincoim... ..+.+5.15 A.M. and 10.304. YR Freight and Passenger Tariff. Through MBPS. es. os eee Three Dollars, Through Freigint..c...cceese0s Four--Dollars anne C. L. WILSON. Nov. 30th, 1861—tf FRESH GARDEN !!. —AND— FIELD SEEDS! GROWTH OF 1:s861! Just NEGRIVES . —~AND— FOR SALE! Nevada, Jan. 30th 1862. FRUIT TREES and Foreign Gra Vines. Intending to visit the Wine’ Districts of Europe next season, I have etermined to sell off my large stock of Chotee Frait & Foreign Grape Vines ___ Amd Cuttings the ensuing Winter. _ Persoms intending to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards. or deal in Trees and Vines, con have Great Bargains by ae early application. WILSON FLINT, ~~ low R Street Levee, and after Dec. Ist will havea.) tin -K Street, between sth &— th Bacramento; forssles mob tf E. H. GAYLORD 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 street, (No. 96,) Nevada City.

March 6, 1861—tf BLANKETS: ; . BLANKETS!! } ints pucns VED a splendid lot of White ey Swis? Blankets, large size and superior qually—firet lot ever in Nevada, which 1 will sell lower than any Store in town, White Swiss Crib Blankets, of superior quality. Hovwee Lining always on hand and for sale low. FURNITURE! Of all descriptions fer sale cheap to suit the times ~ Sheets & Pillow Cases always on &@and. Calland see atthe Pioneer Cheap Furniture Store, No. 42 Broad street, Nevada. Ss. MARX. 4 Street Drug Store. Nevada, Jan. 26th—3m _ To the People of Nevada €e. Ts again ready to forward Goods to any section of the counties of Nevada, Placer, El Dorado, Amador, Sierra, and Nevada Territory. Mark, Care 9. H. P.W. & Co. Sacramento City. Sacramento, Feb. 5th 0. 4. P. WHITE. Pacific Mail Steumship Co's. STEAMSHIP E. 8. Farnswork,.. Seeee serene a.:,CoTemander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Tuesday, -March lith 1862. At9? o’clock A.M., punctually. Por Panama. Pas: will be conveyed from Panama to inwall by the Pamama Kailroad Company from Aspmwal! to New York bv the Atlanti and Pacific _——. bom oy! A. B. FORBES, eres W.F. BABCOCK, 4 “*® y Cor. Secramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Franciseo. For Portland, Oregon, and Victoria, V. I. SALMON RIVER & CARIBOO MINES. BROTHER JONATHAN, eteveccoccens emmander. Will leave Pacific st.. Wharf, San Francisco. ‘Per the Above Ports. —OnN— Seturday,.... Sesscated March 8th 2562. / . “ava O'CLOCK, P.M. BILL-HEADSs., CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS. BULLS O* FARE, POSTERS, PROCRAMMES, LABELS, 13 + STABLE’S SALE.=NSiate of Califor _L ert of UMMONS.~-State of of Nev ss. Justice ey Coure atte Fork F. Chase, : You are hereby summ to appear efore ufidersigned, Justice of the Peace, at his office in ssid Township on Thursday the 24th ‘day of May A. p., 1862, at ten o’clotk AM . to answer to thacomplaintet So. ae who dewands of you the sum of Thirty-e1 and. 73 100 Dollars, alleged to. be dwe‘on ac t. for merre peg Ning el o~ _— on file in my office, when Pedyment’ en against you forthe said — together wit h gosts and damages if you fell to appear and anewer. : Given under my hand this, the 2tet-day of FebA. D., 1862 ROBERT Mo@OUN, J. P. sa c: Upon ur the affidavit filed and it ap) g therefrom that good cause ‘of action et the above named efendant, wad that said defendant is a non-resident ot the State of California. Itis he ordered that service of Summons hergin be made by publishing in the Daily Morning’ Transcript, newspaper published in Nevada county, at least ence a Week for a period of three months ; Given under my hand this, the 2ist day of . Feb. A. p., 1862. . R. McGOUN, J. A true copy, attest. M. COMBS, Constable. NSOL. VENT NOTICE.—In District Court of the Mth Judicial District of tha State of California. in the matter Ja! the petition of WILIAM LUKE, an _ Insolvent btor : Pursuant to an order of the Hon. 'T. 5. McFarland J ip adel the said District Court, notice is hereby ven to all the creditors.ef the said Ingelvent iffram, Luke; to be ana: before Hon. T. B. McFarland aforesaid, in open court, eat the court room of said court, in the city and county of Neyada, on the 15th day of March, 18&2, at 10 o’clock, A. M. of that day, then and there to show cause, ifany they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent should not be granted, and am assignmeat of his estate be made, and he be déscharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the Stutute in such case made and provided ; and in the meantime all precoeedings against said In solvent be stayed. Witness my hamdand the seal of said { court, this 8th day of February, A. p. bi R. H, FARQUHAR, Clerk. E. C. Chipman, Atty. is cauge, ie has a —_ seal — nia, County of Nevada, ss. B execution to me delivered, issued of K. W. Smith Eeq.; an atting fustice «of the Peace in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date February ‘id A. D., 1862, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said court on the 3ist day of January A. p., 1862, iw favor of Willlam Stone, and against Prospect Savoy, for the eum of piss 24 debt; iuterest, damages and-coste of suit + have taken in execation, and will sell to the highest bidder, for cash, the followtmg described property, to wit:—All the right, title, and interrospect Savoy, in and to. a cet ranch containing fortyjacres.(moré or léss ) situated, and being one ha!f mile east from the Mue Tent House, in the Township of Nevada on the south side of the Blue Fent andnow-oeceupied . by Prospect Savoy ; also a certain piece or parcel af weed land now. enclosed. surrounding the “entire above described ranch. ‘The wad” Mterent being the ene undivided half of said woodtand ; the same having been heretefore attached by me jn the above entitled suft..I will sell the same _n frontof the Court House door, on SATURDAY, the 8th day of March, A. ®., 1862, between the hours of @ o'clock A. M., and 4 o’clock Pp. M. Taken os the property of Prospect Savoy to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs. Nevada City, February 10th A.D, 1562. . 8. VENARD, Constable, Nevada Township. CEORCEH. BELL. 911 MONTGOMERY STREET, virtue Of an ‘om the Court Corner of Merchant etreet, San Francisco, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Stationery of every Description, EGAL oAP, WRITING, LEYTER AND ie Note Paper, and Kavelopes, in great varicty ; Gold Pens of the best Manufacture, if Blank Account Books, Of the best material and weorkmanahip ; Printers’ Blank Cards, Law Books, Law Blanks, Notes, Drafts, Bills of Lading, Shipping Ke ceipts, Grder Books, and’a large assortment of Custom House Blanka. School Becks. A complete assortnent always on hand. Orders from teachers will receive prompt attention. Atlantic Papers and. Magagtees, and oll the New Books. 7 Subscriptions reereived for Newspapers. Mag azines, and other Periodicals. A circular will be sent to any person, on request, giving an extended list of Periodicals, and prices annexed. The following are the most popular: Pen ANNUM Harper’s Momthly..ssseecweeeveterees $ 3 50 Giodey’s Ladies’ Bouk.....+.++»»3 50 Leslie’s Magazine. .o..ecceseseeeeee 60 Peterson’s Magazine....-+.. Aue sawess 2 69 Ballon’s Magazine. ..ccccccecccceeses eveawe 1 50 Hall’s Journal of Health.. ...-.se0e-ee0051 GO antic Monte ic cece ckcesiccgssscseceseeciS OO Kelectric Magazine..... 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Porney’s Pren,«..seccceesnsvecesses barncel 3 Yankee Notiome....s.se0sses evcesseveces Wee or Foie Wackied athebee huniesedcécescaee anit ir ( Weekly)...+.+. Povsciacveoce * New York lherald, deicume, er World for Cal jan1-3m* : ANNIVERSARY BALL, + Yo BE GIVEN vr TEMPERANCE HALE })?} MaRGh lk ites. By Ci B. Irish wud N. Flinn, Or THE BEST MUBIC Vase been scenred for the cccasion—Mesars. Smidtechneldur and Phamhoft. : ‘ ‘ The Supper wit De giveniat Withington s Ha!!. ST. PATRICK'S BAIL! MAROON, ‘t7thn a 86a —AT TH HOOK & LADDER HOUSE !? Broad Street, Nevada City. ; BY MRG. J. P. ADAMS. . 2 NEVADA. ULE. Yonn ‘Gat a VALLEY M. OC : Ie Q*Oouner, Wm © ’ ulloy, Wim. Osborn, Jas. K, Byrne, JONBy’ BAR. Thos Kynolda, NORTH BAN JUAN PS Murphy, Mr. McNeely, MOORE'S FLAT. Jas, McNamara, Michael McCarty 5 EUREKA. Ohationice Dan McCarty, wa B denthony Phcrete—ar a = As wene: : Richard Pierte, Jas MoCambridye,— FLOOR MANAGERS. ’ Pat Mulcahay, " das MoJourt, Veteeeimemin one 5, : or Se (¥ Will be servéd at New York Wotci P. ADAMS : 2 7 The Public are tewpeotfully tvited to at. at without any further invitation. so =” TICK TS FIVK DULLARS, FASHION RESTAURANT, BROAD) 81 REET, E OPEN AT ALL HOURS—Day and Night WM, MONAMAN,...... Proprietor ot AVING res ropricte H this wetl known cates eo LAM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN /THE BEST STYLE AND aT / MODERATE RATES. xr Game *, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in ‘the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up tn a style to sult the taster of the greatest epicure. : MEALS AT ALL HOURS. 1 intend to kvep the FASHION” asa first: class restaurant, andes\such I recommend it to the people of the eity and the county at large. Those persons who relish aGOOD MEAL. will do well to ‘+ call and wee’ forthemeclves. Nevatla. Nov, 26, 1800-tf BLAZE’S TAVERN, COR. OF PINE.AND COMMERCHAL ST if You Want a Geed Drink,GO TO BLAZH'S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf T. ELLARD BE ANS, No. 5% Broad Street, . Wholesale and Retail Dealer tm™ GROCERIES & PROVISIONS. Ky Goods detivered Free of Charge.¢ Nevade. Get. 2th. 196)-«tf BAKER & WYMORE, DEALERS IN Groceries, Provisions, Gan Fraits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. {7 RESH MEATS, of ALI. KINDS, on hand and for sale at Chem» rates fo; cash. Goods delivered Free cTCharge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of ail kinds, on hand and for sale cheap foreash. Agate H. S. BRADLEY. CYUONTY SURVEVOR. O¥ FICK~-At the Court House, Nevade. o15-tf. CHEAP BOOT AND SHOE STORE. ILLIAM SHAFER. Fetal Street, Nevada Offers better barguineim the Bov “1 Shoe line than ta Nevade, ale aes Sid ned os 6 nelle Com Aud JOHN PATTISON, Telegtap For or ly on board, or to SAMUEL 1 RENSLET Washington se Oppesite the saad —. staire, : Jeeted stock we Boneh he pl fine and coarse rdinary Jus : Cheav _wttention given to Shoes Repairing —Particular this braneh cf “2 ¥ ven. ve me a ¥ Nevada, Nov. 21, 1861. Nevada, Dee. 17th—tf THOKETSH...00.FEVR DOLLARR