May 2, 1861 (4 pages)

Gov. its of N. y. has po dint the Six, Massachusetts RegimentJeff: Davis ‘[HEOHSDAY, MAY 24, 1861. marching his Troops on to W ashingTwelfth and Seventy-First regiments to go act giving the liens of miners the same effect POR CITY ASSESOR, to Washington by steam; unless Railroad HEN THE. NEWS. RY HAY,,. r. enactments, and itis to be hoped. they will\rcreatUih York scommeanieationis open. tent Mééting th! Néj Private dispatches from Baltimore says en awe May’6th. We'litve® only space for a few briéf combeeome the law of the State. _ The _legisla_ Delaware Regiment—6th, 12th and mnenita, on the excit © proceed. that -the-Union-men-there tare no hope ur} less the il raked g@cenpiegthe city w.th ears in this sey's paper. Our, 2.3 tw She KS nelle rail Steamandover whelming force. eode yt 30o'clock, =. as those of Mechavics. hese are all good ton City—Tennessee raising Troops. ttle guar] inline make }sself ‘esefule f patted ship Co-#woerd: presented to Major *kbderbérl -Vedors) Oimebts Hifenten: . as Tie Sanitntc ‘OLANA ‘$errurks.—The San + Jedi in ML Bile“epipted residedte of New 3: tie . Election, Montiay; may6, 1861, about -to form-a—mouatedmon et mectvtewces lela: my agetitbls serviée of thé Goveriment FOR CITY MARSHAL, » Merceyry: pablisties’ a letter” signed The Pacific Mail Stesaashio. be have . supcee ee ee ioe Jose _ U.S GREGORY. The Pouy ‘express has just arrived with plied théfr Vedsels’ with catinon, muskets, i havo rallied to the ddfepae of the fed “* Joseph eal,Seuretenyt anuponicing that at Me sting of the dettlere of Saioramento, it cutlasses and ammunition to secure the-pro-% dieptitehies to’ the” Union,froth. whieh! piper a ‘eral government, while the slave states dpElection, bnnewt gnd pemend stindt tipor ‘remain ‘heatrel-“and er ae esolvaq'! * That, yw. diy t eit t heartily _ sympathise, with Set dre of6 Santa Clark erenty m ir fainte historian to toll. ‘The northern ‘seé-. wie manly attempt of resistance » to the great’ tion’ is pouring its troops. into. Washingtor, ts sane tection of passengere-end treasure. “we© give the news : to be ‘pérpetrated upon Hina Lavi, vin Dos Keseneys Monday, Mar Meer Orders went out sometime since’ to ‘sheath . ‘the California steamers with from 80 6 to eniINDEPENDENT. CANDIDaTe. FOR MARSHAL. President issued his: proclamation on the able them to run down the privateets or pi of Apni, stating that‘there is insurrecrates which may attempt to.¢apture. them. ‘with astounding activity, while the weoe?‘od papececing them of their. homes, 18th RN. MeNAUG. UTO would. meu N heirs of labor, and assures them tion against the Government in several states ‘The Washington : Star of Friday says-an . candidate # ldate for the office ofPisa are equally industrious‘ ‘theirexer . gad recut when goerecncy comes; which shall and that laws for collection of revénue canattick on Washington with such means. as _ tidtis to bring an effective apposition ta en our aid, we will, stand ready to conot be executed in conformity to inxtructions the assailants can have would be simply a next city, election. the national government ‘me. aw. rote. with them in all the fal negs.of the 5emote sittoprigiyasrars taserae Sie m gainst the . 0 madein age Squatter’s Declaration which require duties throughoug the country sure sacrifice of their lives. .P. to be udiform, that states had further threat. of Rights,’ in, the county of Santa Clara.” » Advices from Norfolk report that the fri‘Convention, has seeded. ifs Ye Vira The Settlers of Santa Claraat a meeting ened to grant protented Marque, therefore ‘gate Merrimac is getting her armament JAMES FUNSTON, returned .thanks.for, their offer. of aid, the President deemed: it advisable to set on aboard with all possible dispatch, uudler the equiesElection, Monday, May 6, 1861 promising to recipreeaté should theoccasion, foot a blockade of competent. foree which protection of the Cumberland’s double shoteh Wester AF ini, aa tiny 1éad to ever commen tanh mal render te aid desirable. will be posted to prevent the entrance or exted guns. tthe Old Dowinion not it of vessels from ports of the seceded states. ‘A sword from the pres of Taunton, HAVE sos?’ ‘RECEIVED A ‘HAND. " catefully considered by .the . Union SENTIMENT. It is reported that . War feeling in Canada is aroused and. six corn. nn tet Pele? aes Lene id Cullaren’s ea Mow was presented to Anderson. at enacted the secession orii‘8 portion of the San. Francisco National . hand red men from Quebec and Montreal are All the’ Confederate Loan was taken at Rae ye a w ek LLOW co Hordes, defending the. federal ‘Guarda have offered their services t6 Gen. ‘coming to Boston to enlist in the U. 8. serCharleston and New Orleans. The news_of It not, if they gan help it; permit Susiner tonid: in manning the forts. The the secession of Virginia caused great exae fromeEki Master Commercial st. tite of war to roll north of the Potorae, Board of Supervisors of that city have re-} “north. “ ‘Vitginia, Ot; more jproperlr. co ppt ch perrngi la yay fierce Great excitement exists. throughout the to prepare Union Res‘arms and buildings, which ‘were all burned fF i/pahepen+ While her own people will appointeda committee alamassiaem cours, Preqatetes. towns of Missouri and secession flags are eae Market, ad for sl aword points. As in Virginia, so in olutions. Several were made. to being hoisted. . In both states Unionists and SeAt Richmond several northern.men were ENFORCING DisciPLine IN THE Army.— = : fee tpmeanets inate coneniens tnt Gen. Cameron has taken a decided stand in threatened and had a narrow escape from The agents ef the Federal. Government were threatened with hanging. regard ‘to’ such officers as exhibit ‘any hesitabanging. Rufus Hosmer, lately appointed Consul to pe ee secession“ee Balti. tion about obeying orders. Some of them inti. Sherrard. Clements wos held as prisoner. Frankfort on .the -Main, died at Lansing. more and theMassachusetts troops on their mated an.indisposition, to.go South, and he Ma Paulding says the Government Navy Michigan, April20th. to Washington, is much to be deplorimmediately can’ be held against 10,000 men. that whoever raised The Union mena. Delaware are ina bad that point, or any other concerning the per-. There has been. a.great riot at Baltimore. fix, the population is largely Union but the mercial metropolis of Maryland. To prevent The Massachusetts regiment, on. attempting @ like conflict in Baltimore, Gov. Morgan formance of duty, diould be immediately to pass through on their way to Washington, State ‘arms ‘are in possession we seces result must be ffatight with yo Xe are . DARTS WYMORE, ee A Wheat, Barley and . osed bs Wa the New York troops to prostricken outfrom the roll of the army.° No were attacked by a mob, who threw stones sionists. aN ay by i rie tuin, A Stipebighietio' of tauch evil. bo ' the com elt Feed, er tt aBis: ———— é he a Potomac. Some DRY GOODSSTORE Ohoe cane of sus abel ame Seni in not yot fad r tz Charles Carroll Hicks, a handsome requisition of Gov. Andrews. Gor. Hicks :nforma the President that no young fellow, who, if will be remembered, =aubos) SAP 2s 4 Vers ori -_ Fine.—We re: inill of Mr. _ y to Humbug, two ~ great quantity of Siena “amd and consequent d is the most seriou item ofthe dar 1856 it will,be re when the city of. eart by fire, h Mr. a saw mill on the faa the NNN MEATSBeaksofai Sear our etizon bok pin e ee ines antes ensichpnsee thie inten Gov, Jackson, of Missouri, higs éallea upon and discharged pistols at them. ) GeedsdctivereaFree of Charge tion became known. . Of the other free state yaad inay, however, the Legislature to assemble on May 2d. _ The seldiers fired on the mob killing sevchoose to march through Baltimore, preparrp” Hair lant otioe the State troops are to be mustered into'ser. inant delicate and eral. Three killed and several wounded. taymanenrrtm oth pe age scenes will lasting of our materials, and survives us like The mob inéreased ‘and the Mayor tried to vice. or tones , The Governor of Keutucky ‘is: trying to love. It is so light,.se. gentle, se escaping stop the tot. After several hours of fight: "ibe ctated, will remain neutral from the idea of death, that, with .a lock of ing the mob was dispersed. get the banks. toJoan half «million to arm NEW PHILADELPHIA BB sorry Girth wen vehi gtate—. hair belonging the State for defense. to a child or friend, we may Martial law. was proclaimed. The citizens but there is no telling hew the events of the almost look up to heaven and compare notes. of Baltimore: and’ vicinity ' dewtroyed the The State will reniain neutral. moment may affect that party. .There is a with the angelic pature+may simost say: bridges and railroad tracks. It is stated that ‘the ordinance,of seces‘52 BROAD STREET, probability that, eventually, all the “Ihave a piece of thee here, _— of The dead bedies of the Massachusetts soleh se pesslahned ct Mlahniend a Paitor wlave states will make common cause against thy being now.” . diere are to be sent home for burial, on the April 9th. Mule? 3 (Luberk’s, Old Stand.) ‘ashington via A hs FOR, CITY ASSESSOR,. Lieut. Jones, commandant at Harper's solved that their unanimous sentiment iis in ‘Ferry, hearing that 1,500. Virginia troops citement at Charleston. The venerable Edmund Ruffin fired an old secession gan, favor of the support of the government, and ‘were marching against him, set-fire to the agaileaies othe . ATTENTION LADiES. fig iehal tara Vicginia will be, ops oh FSi trendsage leery te fnores to én this city, Jpeeeney areeneen “Tar wew Caprrou.—Arrangements have maade his debut in Sau Francisco, about three more troops can pass through Maryland Wi of hin el. vot Bea Dog, OPEWED A NEW AND ELEGANT Grove mJ Ybeon made for the layiag of the corner stone years ago; in the character of “Damon,” is Washington, except only for the defense of te Miss SUSAN KIssKL, of ‘Lecrure 0% 10. of the. for tbe datvere his engagement t ce: ig Welt aéquainted ed, will himself edist Episcopal. and give us his ele ou “Poetry as a § jrsslead tent STOCK OF DRY Goopsg . — imposing. cove: h £9 The Calavaras CChronieleis strong for was activity at the north ald eeepecthaty inform te fyatrons tht THE LOWEST MARKET: RATES in consequence. : . the Union, and thinks California should imvie wind ae ante date thoy conse to de An More new Companies are being raised. And sot be underseld by any other howe. sas. and ask these who are to them to ; A. SENSIBLE LAW.~The act requimng mediately be put upon o war footing to. proWashingtonis filling up with soldiers. ‘each county Recorder to siibsctibe and pretect it against secessionists and foreign agRegiments are being raised in’ Tennessee Silt be foeed t tacks old deta ce ietea Bee” Nevada, May 2, 1961. -eerve.a copy of each newspaper published in gression. . for the southern ‘army: ‘The’ Hyeling ig in. Hon. Niles Sear ofthe new Capital by the Grand Lodge of successfully lecturing on’ “Italy,” in New the Capital, ‘Free Masons, onthe or9 ofMay, the day York, . He served au a Lieutenant in Gari after the annual assembling of that body in baldi’s army. pe It will be an The N.Y. Post learns that Soft Davis at the head of the Confederate army was marching towards Washington and there NOTICE TO DEBTORS. — his county, for reference and record evidence tense for secession. ‘ia one of the best that has been passed at the i” A'fellow out West, being asked whePhiladelphia dispatches stato that the he was drinking wag.a good ‘present session, and the author, Mr. O’Brien, ther the liquor will call for additional troops from article, replied, “Wal, I don’t know, I guess President the Northern States to make up the dificien.}80. Thereis only one queer thing about it ‘Gelvor — iru ven wrca. Ethan ‘Allen that he once attended a church where a minister DEALERS IN ta The enduring odor of musk is astonee out, saying‘ae he went. ,‘ishing. When Justinian in 538 rebuilt what The pohee seized a quantity of contraband po re wl w now the mosque of St. Sophia, the mortar tried for treason. Bien mermshe. was charged with musk, and to this very day It is reported Baltimoreans hate deman ‘ing for.” oe te atunnephens lo Sed with theater, aed the surrender of Fort McHenry and tr ikeonts eon decided in fe . {FPA dolitiously-drnaken planter, Chatlas threatened an attack on it. The Commander Heo. taken-moeme at mp. store, and. will be mittee was . > pleased to see her friends and'pe Nevada, April 27-tf CHINESE DOCTOR, At No. 70 Commercial street, m2-am* NEVADA. HAIR DRESSING SALOON. regi use, a--sched to The Most Direct Route to Washoe, . °° PASSENGER LINE BETWEEN Through in Iwo Days. wor ofthe plaintiff at Chicago. A well to-do Argum, in Sumter county, Fia., a short time replied that he would be compelled to defend “man went to an intelligence office, saying ago, shot five negroes dead while they were it and would fire on the city. wanted a wife, and would like to. try . a¢ There wasa great Union meeting in New in the field. iret as a gervant! He paid $3 down, York on Saturday. _ The whole, city was out Kiuirp—A miner named Hugh Houston ethpemed ta ash op dhamic W. Vhs coe ‘EVERY er AND THURSDAY. wae killed by the caving of a bank of earth in tended. Epsoshes:swore ‘tied the girl. He married, soou and then remade. ty Jain A. . . steps ge tn Serra Hawk's Wirm orem may hn on Saturday April pee SRE ee eee Por Fish, Havemeyer, ee a * TERRITORIAL Se dahaniees it fone cota aie Serre rea ays wna “Sani ge at Wilmington, Del., ape r day. Jnage's. Gal and enthus A party of armed workmen left Baltimore tlemen, if any of you want my chance BE teres. Dress Maker and Milliner, : DRUCS, MEDICINES, OILS} cr‘The" Choctaw 1News stated on the to-day, to repair’ the ‘bridges on the Balti ofa ditieen that there is in that more and Ohio Railroad. an estimate, the result of which was authority county a bull nearly sixty-two years old, who It is reported that Tremble, the former out of the whole human race, not more is able to eat his allowance. President of the road, was shot bya man than one in a thousand, would be saved. On whilst defending the road. . ‘thaannouncoment of this result, Allen took por ae ta Combs & Stinchfield, Paints, Stationery, Cigars, ete. stock of goods. whenever I wipe my, mouth,I burna hole ey caused by the Tefusal to futhishtheir Call and examine our handsome } Red Dog, May2, 1861. quota by the border States. M18 . 'in my shirt !” ‘Brnan wn In thisKe 8 on Chet25th, Hon. DAvip BELDEN to Miss tay Ty a: S07 Te the judges of good Cigars! G tept a new article, whigh te euperjor te test the sense of committee were «

Gov. its of N. y. has po dint the Six, Massachusetts RegimentJeff: Davis ‘[HEOHSDAY, MAY 24, 1861. marching his Troops on to W ashingTwelfth and Seventy-First regiments to go act giving the liens of miners the same effect POR CITY ASSESOR, to Washington by steam; unless Railroad HEN THE. NEWS. RY HAY,,. r. enactments, and itis to be hoped. they will\rcreatUih York scommeanieationis open. tent Mééting th! Néj Private dispatches from Baltimore says en awe May’6th. We'litve® only space for a few briéf combeeome the law of the State. _ The _legisla_ Delaware Regiment—6th, 12th and mnenita, on the excit © proceed. that -the-Union-men-there tare no hope ur} less the il raked g@cenpiegthe city w.th ears in this sey's paper. Our, 2.3 tw She KS nelle rail Steamandover whelming force. eode yt 30o'clock, =. as those of Mechavics. hese are all good ton City—Tennessee raising Troops. ttle guar] inline make }sself ‘esefule f patted ship Co-#woerd: presented to Major *kbderbérl -Vedors) Oimebts Hifenten: . as Tie Sanitntc ‘OLANA ‘$errurks.—The San + Jedi in ML Bile“epipted residedte of New 3: tie . Election, Montiay; may6, 1861, about -to form-a—mouatedmon et mectvtewces lela: my agetitbls serviée of thé Goveriment FOR CITY MARSHAL, » Merceyry: pablisties’ a letter” signed The Pacific Mail Stesaashio. be have . supcee ee ee ioe Jose _ U.S GREGORY. The Pouy ‘express has just arrived with plied théfr Vedsels’ with catinon, muskets, i havo rallied to the ddfepae of the fed “* Joseph eal,Seuretenyt anuponicing that at Me sting of the dettlere of Saioramento, it cutlasses and ammunition to secure the-pro-% dieptitehies to’ the” Union,froth. whieh! piper a ‘eral government, while the slave states dpElection, bnnewt gnd pemend stindt tipor ‘remain ‘heatrel-“and er ae esolvaq'! * That, yw. diy t eit t heartily _ sympathise, with Set dre of6 Santa Clark erenty m ir fainte historian to toll. ‘The northern ‘seé-. wie manly attempt of resistance » to the great’ tion’ is pouring its troops. into. Washingtor, ts sane tection of passengere-end treasure. “we© give the news : to be ‘pérpetrated upon Hina Lavi, vin Dos Keseneys Monday, Mar Meer Orders went out sometime since’ to ‘sheath . ‘the California steamers with from 80 6 to eniINDEPENDENT. CANDIDaTe. FOR MARSHAL. President issued his: proclamation on the able them to run down the privateets or pi of Apni, stating that‘there is insurrecrates which may attempt to.¢apture. them. ‘with astounding activity, while the weoe?‘od papececing them of their. homes, 18th RN. MeNAUG. UTO would. meu N heirs of labor, and assures them tion against the Government in several states ‘The Washington : Star of Friday says-an . candidate # ldate for the office ofPisa are equally industrious‘ ‘theirexer . gad recut when goerecncy comes; which shall and that laws for collection of revénue canattick on Washington with such means. as _ tidtis to bring an effective apposition ta en our aid, we will, stand ready to conot be executed in conformity to inxtructions the assailants can have would be simply a next city, election. the national government ‘me. aw. rote. with them in all the fal negs.of the 5emote sittoprigiyasrars taserae Sie m gainst the . 0 madein age Squatter’s Declaration which require duties throughoug the country sure sacrifice of their lives. .P. to be udiform, that states had further threat. of Rights,’ in, the county of Santa Clara.” » Advices from Norfolk report that the fri‘Convention, has seeded. ifs Ye Vira The Settlers of Santa Claraat a meeting ened to grant protented Marque, therefore ‘gate Merrimac is getting her armament JAMES FUNSTON, returned .thanks.for, their offer. of aid, the President deemed: it advisable to set on aboard with all possible dispatch, uudler the equiesElection, Monday, May 6, 1861 promising to recipreeaté should theoccasion, foot a blockade of competent. foree which protection of the Cumberland’s double shoteh Wester AF ini, aa tiny 1éad to ever commen tanh mal render te aid desirable. will be posted to prevent the entrance or exted guns. tthe Old Dowinion not it of vessels from ports of the seceded states. ‘A sword from the pres of Taunton, HAVE sos?’ ‘RECEIVED A ‘HAND. " catefully considered by .the . Union SENTIMENT. It is reported that . War feeling in Canada is aroused and. six corn. nn tet Pele? aes Lene id Cullaren’s ea Mow was presented to Anderson. at enacted the secession orii‘8 portion of the San. Francisco National . hand red men from Quebec and Montreal are All the’ Confederate Loan was taken at Rae ye a w ek LLOW co Hordes, defending the. federal ‘Guarda have offered their services t6 Gen. ‘coming to Boston to enlist in the U. 8. serCharleston and New Orleans. The news_of It not, if they gan help it; permit Susiner tonid: in manning the forts.. The the secession of Virginia caused great exae fromeEki Master Commercial st. tite of war to roll north of the Potorae, Board of Supervisors of that city have re-} “north. “ ‘Vitginia, Ot; more jproperlr. co ppt ch perrngi la yay fierce Great excitement exists. throughout the to prepare Union Res‘arms and buildings, which ‘were all burned fF i/pahepen+ While her own people will appointeda committee alamassiaem cours, Preqatetes. towns of Missouri and secession flags are eae Market, ad for sl aword points. As in Virginia, so in olutions. Several were made. to being hoisted. . In both states Unionists and SeAt Richmond several northern.men were ENFORCING DisciPLine IN THE Army.— = : fee tpmeanets inate coneniens tnt Gen. Cameron has taken a decided stand in threatened and had a narrow escape from The agents ef the Federal. Government were threatened with hanging. regard ‘to’ such officers as exhibit ‘any hesitabanging. Rufus Hosmer, lately appointed Consul to pe ee secession“ee Balti. tion about obeying orders. Some of them inti. Sherrard. Clements wos held as prisoner. Frankfort on .the -Main, died at Lansing. more and theMassachusetts troops on their mated an.indisposition, to.go South, and he Ma Paulding says the Government Navy Michigan, April20th. to Washington, is much to be deplorimmediately can’ be held against 10,000 men. that whoever raised The Union mena. Delaware are ina bad that point, or any other concerning the per-. There has been. a.great riot at Baltimore. fix, the population is largely Union but the mercial metropolis of Maryland. To prevent The Massachusetts regiment, on. attempting @ like conflict in Baltimore, Gov. Morgan formance of duty, diould be immediately to pass through on their way to Washington, State ‘arms ‘are in possession we seces result must be ffatight with yo Xe are . DARTS WYMORE, ee A Wheat, Barley and . osed bs Wa the New York troops to prostricken outfrom the roll of the army.° No were attacked by a mob, who threw stones sionists. aN ay by i rie tuin, A Stipebighietio' of tauch evil. bo ' the com elt Feed, er tt aBis: ———— é he a Potomac. Some DRY GOODSSTORE Ohoe cane of sus abel ame Seni in not yot fad r tz Charles Carroll Hicks, a handsome requisition of Gov. Andrews. Gor. Hicks :nforma the President that no young fellow, who, if will be remembered, =aubos) SAP 2s 4 Vers ori -_ Fine.—We re: inill of Mr. _ y to Humbug, two ~ great quantity of Siena “amd and consequent d is the most seriou item ofthe dar 1856 it will,be re when the city of. eart by fire, h Mr. a saw mill on the faa the NNN MEATSBeaksofai Sear our etizon bok pin e ee ines antes ensichpnsee thie inten Gov, Jackson, of Missouri, higs éallea upon

and discharged pistols at them. ) GeedsdctivereaFree of Charge tion became known. . Of the other free state yaad inay, however, the Legislature to assemble on May 2d. _ The seldiers fired on the mob killing sevchoose to march through Baltimore, preparrp” Hair lant otioe the State troops are to be mustered into'ser. inant delicate and eral. Three killed and several wounded. taymanenrrtm oth pe age scenes will lasting of our materials, and survives us like The mob inéreased ‘and the Mayor tried to vice. or tones , The Governor of Keutucky ‘is: trying to love. It is so light,.se. gentle, se escaping stop the tot. After several hours of fight: "ibe ctated, will remain neutral from the idea of death, that, with .a lock of ing the mob was dispersed. get the banks. toJoan half «million to arm NEW PHILADELPHIA BB sorry Girth wen vehi gtate—. hair belonging the State for defense. to a child or friend, we may Martial law. was proclaimed. The citizens but there is no telling hew the events of the almost look up to heaven and compare notes. of Baltimore: and’ vicinity ' dewtroyed the The State will reniain neutral. moment may affect that party. .There is a with the angelic pature+may simost say: bridges and railroad tracks. It is stated that ‘the ordinance,of seces‘52 BROAD STREET, probability that, eventually, all the “Ihave a piece of thee here, _— of The dead bedies of the Massachusetts soleh se pesslahned ct Mlahniend a Paitor wlave states will make common cause against thy being now.” . diere are to be sent home for burial, on the April 9th. Mule? 3 (Luberk’s, Old Stand.) ‘ashington via A hs FOR, CITY ASSESSOR,. Lieut. Jones, commandant at Harper's solved that their unanimous sentiment iis in ‘Ferry, hearing that 1,500. Virginia troops citement at Charleston. The venerable Edmund Ruffin fired an old secession gan, favor of the support of the government, and ‘were marching against him, set-fire to the agaileaies othe . ATTENTION LADiES. fig iehal tara Vicginia will be, ops oh FSi trendsage leery te fnores to én this city, Jpeeeney areeneen “Tar wew Caprrou.—Arrangements have maade his debut in Sau Francisco, about three more troops can pass through Maryland Wi of hin el. vot Bea Dog, OPEWED A NEW AND ELEGANT Grove mJ Ybeon made for the layiag of the corner stone years ago; in the character of “Damon,” is Washington, except only for the defense of te Miss SUSAN KIssKL, of ‘Lecrure 0% 10. of the. for tbe datvere his engagement t ce: ig Welt aéquainted ed, will himself edist Episcopal. and give us his ele ou “Poetry as a § jrsslead tent STOCK OF DRY Goopsg . — imposing. cove: h £9 The Calavaras CChronieleis strong for was activity at the north ald eeepecthaty inform te fyatrons tht THE LOWEST MARKET: RATES in consequence. : . the Union, and thinks California should imvie wind ae ante date thoy conse to de An More new Companies are being raised. And sot be underseld by any other howe. sas. and ask these who are to them to ; A. SENSIBLE LAW.~The act requimng mediately be put upon o war footing to. proWashingtonis filling up with soldiers. ‘each county Recorder to siibsctibe and pretect it against secessionists and foreign agRegiments are being raised in’ Tennessee Silt be foeed t tacks old deta ce ietea Bee” Nevada, May 2, 1961. -eerve.a copy of each newspaper published in gression. . for the southern ‘army: ‘The’ Hyeling ig in. Hon. Niles Sear ofthe new Capital by the Grand Lodge of successfully lecturing on’ “Italy,” in New the Capital, ‘Free Masons, onthe or9 ofMay, the day York, . He served au a Lieutenant in Gari after the annual assembling of that body in baldi’s army. pe It will be an The N.Y. Post learns that Soft Davis at the head of the Confederate army was marching towards Washington and there NOTICE TO DEBTORS. — his county, for reference and record evidence tense for secession. ‘ia one of the best that has been passed at the i” A'fellow out West, being asked whePhiladelphia dispatches stato that the he was drinking wag.a good ‘present session, and the author, Mr. O’Brien, ther the liquor will call for additional troops from article, replied, “Wal, I don’t know, I guess President the Northern States to make up the dificien.}80. Thereis only one queer thing about it ‘Gelvor — iru ven wrca. Ethan ‘Allen that he once attended a church where a minister DEALERS IN ta The enduring odor of musk is astonee out, saying‘ae he went. ,‘ishing. When Justinian in 538 rebuilt what The pohee seized a quantity of contraband po re wl w now the mosque of St. Sophia, the mortar tried for treason. Bien mermshe. was charged with musk, and to this very day It is reported Baltimoreans hate deman ‘ing for.” oe te atunnephens lo Sed with theater, aed the surrender of Fort McHenry and tr ikeonts eon decided in fe . {FPA dolitiously-drnaken planter, Chatlas threatened an attack on it. The Commander Heo. taken-moeme at mp. store, and. will be mittee was . > pleased to see her friends and'pe Nevada, April 27-tf CHINESE DOCTOR, At No. 70 Commercial street, m2-am* NEVADA. HAIR DRESSING SALOON. regi use, a--sched to The Most Direct Route to Washoe, . °° PASSENGER LINE BETWEEN Through in Iwo Days. wor ofthe plaintiff at Chicago. A well to-do Argum, in Sumter county, Fia., a short time replied that he would be compelled to defend “man went to an intelligence office, saying ago, shot five negroes dead while they were it and would fire on the city. wanted a wife, and would like to. try . a¢ There wasa great Union meeting in New in the field. iret as a gervant! He paid $3 down, York on Saturday. _ The whole, city was out Kiuirp—A miner named Hugh Houston ethpemed ta ash op dhamic W. Vhs coe ‘EVERY er AND THURSDAY. wae killed by the caving of a bank of earth in tended. Epsoshes:swore ‘tied the girl. He married, soou and then remade. ty Jain A. . . steps ge tn Serra Hawk's Wirm orem may hn on Saturday April pee SRE ee eee Por Fish, Havemeyer, ee a * TERRITORIAL Se dahaniees it fone cota aie Serre rea ays wna “Sani ge at Wilmington, Del., ape r day. Jnage's. Gal and enthus A party of armed workmen left Baltimore tlemen, if any of you want my chance BE teres. Dress Maker and Milliner, : DRUCS, MEDICINES, OILS} cr‘The" Choctaw 1News stated on the to-day, to repair’ the ‘bridges on the Balti ofa ditieen that there is in that more and Ohio Railroad. an estimate, the result of which was authority county a bull nearly sixty-two years old, who It is reported that Tremble, the former out of the whole human race, not more is able to eat his allowance. President of the road, was shot bya man than one in a thousand, would be saved. On whilst defending the road. . ‘thaannouncoment of this result, Allen took por ae ta Combs & Stinchfield, Paints, Stationery, Cigars, ete. stock of goods. whenever I wipe my, mouth,I burna hole ey caused by the Tefusal to futhishtheir Call and examine our handsome } Red Dog, May2, 1861. quota by the border States. M18 . 'in my shirt !” ‘Brnan wn In thisKe 8 on Chet25th, Hon. DAvip BELDEN to Miss tay Ty a: S07 Te the judges of good Cigars! G tept a new article, whigh te euperjor te test the sense of committee were «