May 21, 1861 (4 pages)

* pets cur ——— oo pan iets This was all very swell, though the day ought to have been set -» week catlior, but, as matters have turned vup, that is of no consequence now. This en-metaiént went to the Seaate, and that body, instead’ of eanctioning it instanter, refered it to & committee. The committee, after leting it aleep for two weeks recomended its resdoniste of California to see their state represented in the lower House of Congress, at the extrasession, by two. good and capable friends of tne Union , but fate and a wireworking committee of the State Senate forbade #g consummation so devoutly to be wished.” “‘Whough only represented in one branch of “Con treated more scurvily-than heretofore, when her full compliment of Senators and Representatives were presont in the Capitol and _opretending 4a impossible tu guess, at this moment, what Class of subjects, other than those growing out 6f the exigencies of the pending struggle ‘between‘the Government and the Seceders, -will be brought on the Congressional tapis, :aihd, therefore we shall not be disappointed et the extrasession. If, howéver, that matper your p* ‘ashingtou City erethat day; an exe jurisdiction of any of the seceding warded him. to the. sernment. “sting remote contingency gy her ie bani Tate a by ia_advised. bad genera to California will have two strongly ‘pledged "The Repuplicans will hold. their Conven. prof tothe Uoited, Steer Goverament Unien:menia the Senate, but inthe popular . Hon, ab Seatemonte, on, the 10th of JunerE wats, aun stens — brangli.of'the National Legislature she will Their test ia 0 follows . Wnnidnd aad Canada. By the Potala he sent out orders for three hundred thousand stand Rome works 36) the iat “election for in anticipation of the called all may know that the great Union Dem‘Orders have been issued, it is re_jection onthe score that there would not be that g ocratic party of California is the overpouring , to the Governor General of Canada _ sliftfcient time to notity all the people of the. majority of her citizens. to. offer to the United States men and arms. State before the day specified for holding . the election. The action of the Senate . committee is about: as:cool an exhibition of trickery as we have lately read of. : Tt would have been gratifying to the UnCalifornia, we trust, will not be ‘to speak and work for her: It ‘if the Pacific Railroad should not be touched ter, should be introduced and acted upon, the of Representatives from California, tt the popular branch, would be an awkward, _ Ef’ vob/ embarrassing, circumstance. In the event of that subject being brought "forward, our two Senators will have a good Meal of work in their hands and no little regponsibility on their shoulders. That. they ‘may prove themselves fully competent to the work and the responsibility is to be sincereFe ices tai previous extra seesions pec. on but none were ever called to face such grave difficulties and discuss questions of such stupendous import, as will be “imposed on that Congress which is to--éon-vene on the 4th of July. It is idle to specuate on ite probable action. It may vr, may not.confirm the svts of the President and strengthen his tiands. It may reintegrate the Unien or utterly annihilate it. Its histo‘ry is yet to be written.Lay Ase Party Careds AND PLaAt#ORMS.—In hia late speech before the Illiof the following language upon the duty of vevery.man,“to lay aside” party creeds and party platforms :” aye bys 2 new to the assembled of our good site. waickey mén:of bath political a in my spooks pet is your duty to-lay aera ea and par . dt Bog ever ‘avid antl ao bbe ment and the one! ; en reaume your. to your LA ok ‘Give ‘me a country first, € in peace, then we will hate b theatre ¢ for ou tions to atelommane Whither dictated by pure es) & mer’ popularity-seeking policy, these sen“‘timents, by the Lilindis Senator, must meet the .unreserved concurrence.of all loyal Americans. >It seems they reeeived a very an Se Bee vote at the primary meetings: ittees be recommended a is enst (azar that the’ oie * Stertes to the Demecrte Stat vor r of ome alug the Administration in its efforts to preserve the Union and maintain the . Constitution, ate requested to elect Delegates.” gelvea Union Democrats, meet in Convention, at-Sacramento, on the 4th of July, under the terms-of the following “call:”whole people of Colionine: without distinetion of party or reference rtisan issues, to stand with us by oar outline our flag, all patriotic men, who hold these sentiments, to meet in Convention at Sacramento, on the ‘Tegisiative ate candidates:to be supported at the ensuing Butylet it pass. election ; po 9 recommend in the election of delegates, that the only test be approval of these resolutions and portthe candidates nominated.” tion te indulge in any animadversionus upon these proposed Conventions, or upon the -“« tegts” and “calls” under which they cre to be brought into existence. Political management is still the order of the day, to which love of country and devotion to the Union must continue to be subservient. It would have pleased us much to see the Union sentiment of California concentrated and consolidated. but the partisan magicians have not so willed it. They are the masters. Eureka Compaty, at North San Juan, a few days since, letoff'a blast with forty kegs-of powder, in their immense -claim, the effect of which, according to theHydraulic Press, was very different from all fornier blasts in the . these claims. upwards ina.column, tearing @ hole and io poo jr Se gg <n date of May 3d Aswe have seen Kans ae inthe recent advices by the pony corroborative of the statements here made, we can oll Shy vot Fidid Moh implicit ‘coutidénee. If it ix tions for . really true that France and Great Britain } ‘Conven™. have taken the stand imeputed to them, in 716, . real ona toh en it ig a most Resctoed. Twat the several County Comim res the Gonetltntions, nt yes pag ig stated gt ya vt of the é mn to enforce, ‘or naval power, the Federal laws “Te Repalcans of the Stafo of Califor > citisens—whe-are-in _fathe awnitig in front. and were instantly precipita‘the ¢éheussion a double gem acepinneltoper cane Antion with the carpal bones. i. oa 2 stepped out ote weenad aan eae, cn to ted to the ground, a distance of sixteen feet. Mr. Baker escaped uninjured, by eatching hold of the rafter; ahd thus breaking the force of the fall. Not so, however, Mrs. Magee, who received from uted fracture of the tl Es). enhow end. protruding and ai eater Sc ah ite articut= Alittle horse-radish scraped, and laid lon the wrist of the side affected, will, in many cse°s, reliews toothache A better’ way is to place.a little seraped herse-radish 5 Tietas Cor. of Broad and Pine Brel NEVADA . aay euTEANEHT, tpn ky $2 Se SPRING AND SUMMER : CLOT, OfRvery Kind snd Quaitey, Nevada, May 9 i661. in the meuth, or-the tooth, or just round the gum. It relieves rheumatic pains in the gam and face also.The mouth may afterwards ARRIVED AT LAST be rinsed with a little.camphorated water, pe, superior article of Havane ae te a of ¥ Favorite Brande t_. vast. number of the celebrated rifle cannon. Orders in the future are tiot tobe filled in England for the rebel government for arms, or ammunition, or ships-of-war It is believed that an English and French fleet will be sent to the Bouthern porte at an early day, to United . States fleet in the blockade of rts. Sak Napoleon has joined with Queen Victori to repress the Slave State rebellion. It is that his offers of service to President. Lanecle are ‘now on their way to WashThe Douglass Democrate,. calling. them““"Tiat as Californians, we appeal to the jat With these Views we cordially invite SuppEN AND VIOLENT DraTu.—The Mariposa Gazette announces the death of John J. Marshall of ‘Whitlock's, who was killed on Saturday last under_the following circumstances: He, in company with anoth-. et person, entered one of ‘the drifts belonging to the firm of Coleman, Marshall & Co., for the purpose of getting out rock, and, on sounding the ledge, which is the’ custom with the miners before commencing operations, several hundred pouods of rock fell upon him, and crushed . nearly every bone in his body. He was drawn from under the pile immediately by his comrade, when another. mass of rock covered him. He lived but five minutes after the first crash. Mr. Marshall has been for several years a resident of that portion of Mariposa county, and was held in high estimation by the community in which he lived. a Tue Powrt Statep CLEARLY.— The Marriposa Gazetie says : th day of July next, at 12 o’clock, to uominwillingness to any: It is neither our province nor our inclinaGranp BLASTING PHENOMENON.—The The smoke and flame shot scattering the-tep boulders in every direction. Several were burled into the clouds and descended. with terrific foree. One passed through the reof of a cabin located in the basin of the claims, and encountering a three inch plank in ite course, pierced it with the precision of a cannon ball and buried itself in the earth underneath. Another was thrown to the *HaléjWay House,” a distance of nearly halfa mile. A third struck Mr. A. Schuller on the fleshy <— hip bruising him severely but not seriously. or two other persons were hit and Shes wounded, while several very ly escaped injury. A distant. spectator. of .the scene, says ‘the stones continued to descend from the ‘sir in a shower a minute or twe after the explosion had been heard.” Camo AND CaTrish.—The garrison at Cairo—-not Cairo in Egypt but Cairo in Tlinois—who are blockading the Lower Mississippi by stepping all down-going boats loaded with provisions and war munitions, have a lively time eating catfish. The Ohio and Mississippi, at Cairo, abound in the biggeat kind of this fresh-water species of the genus squalus. The bill of fare of the regimental mess of the garrison is thus waggishly set forth : . Ist. Catfish. 2d. One large catfish with catfish sauce. 3d.-A small catfish stuffed, . de 4th. Several catfish not stuffed. 5th. Some fried catfish. 6th. Catfish * Omlet,” mixed. poss Rot 4 good. A large rge nauber of metah; fa. la Francaise, ‘nee ao 10th. more po Pe Traian Bees Fours —On Saturday May 1th, Hiran B. Allon. of Miner's Ravine, Placer county, while hunting for bees, saw some feeding on flowers that were ot peculiar brightness’ of color, bapa 8 it sion Nog ne course them te an old compliment paid us. Is the princi Mr. Democrat, that the South be tempts to take the Capital of the nation without interference or opposition by anybod ? Is it coercion fer Uncle Sam to say whose descendants have deserted him tha have seen that, it is." Republic, en all serine and factions. . swindle. ~The crime; however, as is always The Union Democrat, Sonora, publishes the Ga cette in the list of those papers in the State who are in favor vfanti-coercion. That is exactly where we belong (in our opimion) but we don’t know what the Democrat means by anti-coercion. We are suspicious of Sy is, wed to do just as ,they like—takes mints, money, . vessels, forts, fire upon the stars and stripes when they please, and make enterprising atdon’t want to be kicked and shot at by any of our folks, and driven round from pillar to post like some poor old octogenarian, he may die ?" Is this the idea, Mr. Democrat? Ifse, count us out. We don’t say it is, but wé-are afraid, from some mings we We have seen the Tra xecrier’s nawe published in the list of anti-coercion papers, and we take the earliest opportunity to indoree the foregoing sentiments ‘of the Mariposa Gazette and of adopting themas our oWn If to sustain the Union, which we have been educated to revere and love, and adore the Stars and. Stripes, under whose folds we have done soldierly service, be coerdion, then we are a coercionist: We are for the Union ‘and Constitution of the Américan OuR DUTY.— We, ean ond évery one of us,owe a duty to the State where we live— itis buta duty—under its laws; but we owe and must be prepared te prove our allegiance to the United States—the great and int Confederacy—which recorGed with the blood of our sires. The Sons luckewarm. (2 Information wanted, concerning Dan’! Hickey, formerly of Madison, Morris county, New Jersey. Any information willbe most thankfally received by Rev. Father Largan, Placerville. Also, of Michael Burns, formnerly of Terre Haute, Indiana. THE COPYING FRAUD —A good deal of noise and some angry feeling have been exhibited in the Senate, on account of the rev3000 Figaros : a Cubana ; so Anafil ; 5 __ 5000 Pimehinella : 2000 Kosa Gorgia ; Rr To the fades oF good Cigars Call ina test a new article, which is superior tothe Figarp*ee “RE BA NORIEGA !" A. R. JENKINS.” ' No. 33 & 36 Broad Strest, Hei, APR elations in regatd to the frauds perpetrated on the State by and through the copying the case in the California legislature, will go unrebuked and unpunished. a IGF At a recent ball in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, the price of tickets was a bushel of wheat. ‘ NOTICE.—The members of the DemocraticCentral Committee of Nevada county, are hereby requested to meet at the Court House in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst. tt 20’clock, P. M., for the purpose of transacting business of importance to the Democratic party of. Nevada county. Itis desired that every member of the Committee shall be in attendance. By order of the Chairman of the Central Committee. C. T. OVERTON, Cc. KNIGHT, A. JACOBS, ~m2i-td JOHN GRIMES. BROAD STREET MARKET. Beeffrom...+: 3 to 15cts per pound Mutton from..6 to 12 Kets per pound Pork from.. 10 to 15cts per peund Veal from...8 to 16cts per pound Or as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST for the same Quality of Meats. m21-td JAMES COLLEY. NSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, of Nevada, Township of Little York, ss. By virtue of an Exee tion to me delivered, issued from the Court of O F. date she en of May, A. D. 1861 Mj Th ined > to sa’ a t ren. field, * . on the 3d da May, A. D. 1861, im they of L. EB. LEACH AN and F. F. ALLENpadi cal nag ye ome’ 34, debt, interest and costs of suit. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the folWP iising lator’ situated at Walloupa Till und a oupa bounded as follows: on the North b Co., om the South by James T Al th ha House, situated in W a cooking 6 awe Saiu houset a) 8 claims. sereteae guy: Seber er Soe poewseiy of F, M., . aR iF. serene ties PS Tinea under my hand the 20th AD. MILTON COMBS, Constable. RS. HEBBARD AND Miss ook, ey open s BOARDING et dae soang laien, Se orate Cy bode Fawr Ny MONDAY MAY . These Ladies a Hy POSER EEOC ER Se Ee eee eee PRC Hee weston eceseres aN ORIGINAL INDI INDIAN ROMANCE, Or the Bride of } the War Path. Redfield, Eaq., an. acting Justice df the Peace, in . ’ and for the county of Yuba Township of Ross’ . have taken in execution and . % Chesbro & . Peve caneneess so rs on 13t j ‘test on We I have posters PaUESDAY EV + MAY YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY . NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY . . 7, B WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE ‘CHIEF, . For Sale by all the Bookseticks 5 ROR STREET ORUS AND BOOK STORE. ised -¢C. M. BATES & co. gai: EB SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ou hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. Dr. ©. M. Bates, Attending Phy corner of Broad and Pine street. ck * reseed ona LMAO ae LD ay Sie seat Bites 7 REMOVED. {FIN HAS REMOVED tabs 4g RP aor. lady cco and vill keep on hand A Large and well selected _ STOCK OF GROC ERTIES, PROVISIONS, “WHEAT, BARLEW Ground Peet, ete., ete. ber wins se rates and @BODEG for craaun es paioes seen met hare gat “Combs & Stinchiield, DEALERS I DRUGS, MEDICINES, oils Paints, Stationery, © NOTICE TO peor. cular resort a there inet anc particularly, j hovisen,’ ote _—_sallieg and. sp: _ ae the const with that of further adva place to such overcome by sions. It’s . and we have whose head « even this wa the fair seas getting excit suppressed . otic resort. A NEW J company, kr composed of discovered, . vicinity of } composed q ed “Gold Le near Wentw quartz was: and found t ken, indiser lode to the « from 8 to 1 to increase i now partial feet. ‘The by a pipem: that h ‘for; like all: it lay consis ground. v lins & Co. ¢ PFLAG at Free” is so of Gold Fi:

* pets cur ——— oo pan iets This was all very swell, though the day ought to have been set -» week catlior, but, as matters have turned vup, that is of no consequence now. This en-metaiént went to the Seaate, and that body, instead’ of eanctioning it instanter, refered it to & committee. The committee, after leting it aleep for two weeks recomended its resdoniste of California to see their state represented in the lower House of Congress, at the extrasession, by two. good and capable friends of tne Union , but fate and a wireworking committee of the State Senate forbade #g consummation so devoutly to be wished.” “‘Whough only represented in one branch of “Con treated more scurvily-than heretofore, when her full compliment of Senators and Representatives were presont in the Capitol and _opretending 4a impossible tu guess, at this moment, what Class of subjects, other than those growing out 6f the exigencies of the pending struggle ‘between‘the Government and the Seceders, -will be brought on the Congressional tapis, :aihd, therefore we shall not be disappointed et the extrasession. If, howéver, that matper your p* ‘ashingtou City erethat day; an exe jurisdiction of any of the seceding warded him. to the. sernment. “sting remote contingency gy her ie bani Tate a by ia_advised. bad genera to California will have two strongly ‘pledged "The Repuplicans will hold. their Conven. prof tothe Uoited, Steer Goverament Unien:menia the Senate, but inthe popular . Hon, ab Seatemonte, on, the 10th of JunerE wats, aun stens — brangli.of'the National Legislature she will Their test ia 0 follows . Wnnidnd aad Canada. By the Potala he sent out orders for three hundred thousand stand Rome works 36) the iat “election for in anticipation of the called all may know that the great Union Dem‘Orders have been issued, it is re_jection onthe score that there would not be that g ocratic party of California is the overpouring , to the Governor General of Canada _ sliftfcient time to notity all the people of the. majority of her citizens. to. offer to the United States men and arms. State before the day specified for holding . the election. The action of the Senate . committee is about: as:cool an exhibition of trickery as we have lately read of. : Tt would have been gratifying to the UnCalifornia, we trust, will not be ‘to speak and work for her: It ‘if the Pacific Railroad should not be touched ter, should be introduced and acted upon, the of Representatives from California, tt the popular branch, would be an awkward, _ Ef’ vob/ embarrassing, circumstance. In the event of that subject being brought "forward, our two Senators will have a good Meal of work in their hands and no little regponsibility on their shoulders. That. they ‘may prove themselves fully competent to the work and the responsibility is to be sincereFe ices tai previous extra seesions pec. on but none were ever called to face such grave difficulties and discuss questions of such stupendous import, as will be “imposed on that Congress which is to--éon-vene on the 4th of July. It is idle to specuate on ite probable action. It may vr, may not.confirm the svts of the President and strengthen his tiands. It may reintegrate the Unien or utterly annihilate it. Its histo‘ry is yet to be written.Lay Ase Party Careds AND PLaAt#ORMS.—In hia late speech before the Illiof the following language upon the duty of vevery.man,“to lay aside” party creeds and party platforms :” aye bys 2 new to the assembled of our good site. waickey mén:of bath political a in my spooks pet is your duty to-lay aera ea and par . dt Bog ever ‘avid antl ao bbe ment and the one! ; en reaume your. to your LA ok ‘Give ‘me a country first, € in peace, then we will hate b theatre ¢ for ou tions to atelommane Whither dictated by pure es) & mer’ popularity-seeking policy, these sen“‘timents, by the Lilindis Senator, must meet the .unreserved concurrence.of all loyal Americans. >It seems they reeeived a very an Se Bee vote at the primary meetings: ittees be recommended a is enst (azar that the’ oie * Stertes to the Demecrte Stat vor r of ome alug the Administration in its efforts to preserve the Union and maintain the . Constitution, ate requested to elect Delegates.” gelvea Union Democrats, meet in Convention, at-Sacramento, on the 4th of July, under the terms-of the following “call:”whole people of Colionine: without distinetion of party or reference rtisan issues, to stand with us by oar outline our flag, all patriotic men, who hold these sentiments, to meet in Convention at Sacramento, on the ‘Tegisiative ate candidates:to be supported at the ensuing Butylet it pass. election ; po 9 recommend in the election of delegates, that the only test be approval of these resolutions and portthe candidates nominated.” tion te indulge in any animadversionus upon these proposed Conventions, or upon the -“« tegts” and “calls” under which they cre to be brought into existence. Political management is still the order of the day, to which love of country and devotion to the Union must continue to be subservient. It would have pleased us much to see the Union sentiment of California concentrated and consolidated. but the partisan magicians have not so willed it. They are the masters. Eureka Compaty, at North San Juan, a few days since, letoff'a blast with forty kegs-of powder, in their immense -claim, the effect of which, according to theHydraulic Press, was very different from all fornier blasts in the . these claims. upwards ina.column, tearing @ hole and io poo jr Se gg <n date of May 3d Aswe have seen Kans ae inthe recent advices by the pony corroborative of the statements here made, we can oll Shy vot Fidid Moh implicit ‘coutidénee. If it ix tions for . really true that France and Great Britain } ‘Conven™. have taken the stand imeputed to them, in 716, . real ona toh en it ig a most Resctoed. Twat the several County Comim res the Gonetltntions, nt yes pag ig stated gt ya vt of the é mn to enforce, ‘or naval power, the Federal laws “Te Repalcans of the Stafo of Califor > citisens—whe-are-in _fathe awnitig in front. and were instantly precipita‘the ¢éheussion a double gem acepinneltoper cane Antion with the carpal bones. i. oa 2 stepped out ote weenad aan eae, cn to ted to the ground, a distance of sixteen feet. Mr. Baker escaped uninjured, by eatching hold of the rafter; ahd thus breaking the force of the fall. Not so, however, Mrs. Magee, who received from uted fracture of the tl Es). enhow end. protruding and ai eater Sc ah ite articut= Alittle horse-radish scraped, and laid lon the wrist of the side affected, will, in many cse°s, reliews toothache A better’ way is to place.a little seraped herse-radish 5 Tietas Cor. of Broad and Pine Brel NEVADA . aay euTEANEHT, tpn ky $2 Se SPRING AND SUMMER : CLOT, OfRvery Kind snd Quaitey, Nevada, May 9 i661. in the meuth, or-the tooth, or just round the gum. It relieves rheumatic pains in the gam and face also.The mouth may afterwards ARRIVED AT LAST be rinsed with a little.camphorated water, pe, superior article of Havane ae te a of ¥ Favorite Brande t_. vast. number of the celebrated rifle cannon. Orders in the future are tiot tobe filled in England for the rebel government for arms, or ammunition, or ships-of-war It is believed that an English and French fleet will be sent to the Bouthern porte at an early day, to United . States fleet in the blockade of rts. Sak Napoleon has joined with Queen Victori to repress the Slave State rebellion. It is that his offers of service to President. Lanecle are ‘now on their way to WashThe Douglass Democrate,. calling. them““"Tiat as Californians, we appeal to the jat With these Views we cordially invite SuppEN AND VIOLENT DraTu.—The Mariposa Gazette announces the death of John J. Marshall of ‘Whitlock's, who was killed on Saturday last under_the following circumstances: He, in company with anoth-. et person, entered one of ‘the drifts belonging to the firm of Coleman, Marshall & Co., for the purpose of getting out rock, and, on sounding the ledge, which is the’ custom with the miners before commencing operations, several hundred pouods of rock fell upon him, and crushed . nearly every bone in his body. He was drawn from under the pile immediately by his comrade, when another. mass of rock covered him. He lived but five minutes after the first crash. Mr. Marshall has been for several years a resident of that portion of Mariposa county, and was held in high estimation by the community in which he lived. a Tue Powrt Statep CLEARLY.— The Marriposa Gazetie says : th day of July next, at 12 o’clock, to uominwillingness to any: It is neither our province nor our inclinaGranp BLASTING PHENOMENON.—The The smoke and flame shot scattering the-tep boulders in every direction. Several were burled into the clouds and descended. with terrific foree. One passed through the reof of a cabin located in the basin of the claims, and encountering a three inch plank in ite course, pierced it with the precision of a cannon ball and buried itself in the earth underneath. Another was thrown to the *HaléjWay House,” a distance of nearly halfa mile. A third struck Mr. A. Schuller on the fleshy <— hip bruising him severely but not seriously. or two other persons were hit and Shes wounded, while several very ly escaped injury. A distant. spectator. of .the scene, says ‘the stones continued to descend from the ‘sir in a shower a minute or twe after the explosion had been heard.” Camo AND CaTrish.—The garrison at Cairo—-not Cairo in Egypt but Cairo in Tlinois—who are blockading the Lower Mississippi by stepping all down-going boats loaded with provisions and war munitions, have a lively time eating catfish. The Ohio and Mississippi, at Cairo, abound in the biggeat kind of this fresh-water species of the genus squalus. The bill of fare of the regimental mess of the garrison is thus waggishly set forth : . Ist. Catfish. 2d. One large catfish with catfish sauce. 3d.-A small catfish stuffed, . de

4th. Several catfish not stuffed. 5th. Some fried catfish. 6th. Catfish * Omlet,” mixed. poss Rot 4 good. A large rge nauber of metah; fa. la Francaise, ‘nee ao 10th. more po Pe Traian Bees Fours —On Saturday May 1th, Hiran B. Allon. of Miner's Ravine, Placer county, while hunting for bees, saw some feeding on flowers that were ot peculiar brightness’ of color, bapa 8 it sion Nog ne course them te an old compliment paid us. Is the princi Mr. Democrat, that the South be tempts to take the Capital of the nation without interference or opposition by anybod ? Is it coercion fer Uncle Sam to say whose descendants have deserted him tha have seen that, it is." Republic, en all serine and factions. . swindle. ~The crime; however, as is always The Union Democrat, Sonora, publishes the Ga cette in the list of those papers in the State who are in favor vfanti-coercion. That is exactly where we belong (in our opimion) but we don’t know what the Democrat means by anti-coercion. We are suspicious of Sy is, wed to do just as ,they like—takes mints, money, . vessels, forts, fire upon the stars and stripes when they please, and make enterprising atdon’t want to be kicked and shot at by any of our folks, and driven round from pillar to post like some poor old octogenarian, he may die ?" Is this the idea, Mr. Democrat? Ifse, count us out. We don’t say it is, but wé-are afraid, from some mings we We have seen the Tra xecrier’s nawe published in the list of anti-coercion papers, and we take the earliest opportunity to indoree the foregoing sentiments ‘of the Mariposa Gazette and of adopting themas our oWn If to sustain the Union, which we have been educated to revere and love, and adore the Stars and. Stripes, under whose folds we have done soldierly service, be coerdion, then we are a coercionist: We are for the Union ‘and Constitution of the Américan OuR DUTY.— We, ean ond évery one of us,owe a duty to the State where we live— itis buta duty—under its laws; but we owe and must be prepared te prove our allegiance to the United States—the great and int Confederacy—which recorGed with the blood of our sires. The Sons luckewarm. (2 Information wanted, concerning Dan’! Hickey, formerly of Madison, Morris county, New Jersey. Any information willbe most thankfally received by Rev. Father Largan, Placerville. Also, of Michael Burns, formnerly of Terre Haute, Indiana. THE COPYING FRAUD —A good deal of noise and some angry feeling have been exhibited in the Senate, on account of the rev3000 Figaros : a Cubana ; so Anafil ; 5 __ 5000 Pimehinella : 2000 Kosa Gorgia ; Rr To the fades oF good Cigars Call ina test a new article, which is superior tothe Figarp*ee “RE BA NORIEGA !" A. R. JENKINS.” ' No. 33 & 36 Broad Strest, Hei, APR elations in regatd to the frauds perpetrated on the State by and through the copying the case in the California legislature, will go unrebuked and unpunished. a IGF At a recent ball in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, the price of tickets was a bushel of wheat. ‘ NOTICE.—The members of the DemocraticCentral Committee of Nevada county, are hereby requested to meet at the Court House in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst. tt 20’clock, P. M., for the purpose of transacting business of importance to the Democratic party of. Nevada county. Itis desired that every member of the Committee shall be in attendance. By order of the Chairman of the Central Committee. C. T. OVERTON, Cc. KNIGHT, A. JACOBS, ~m2i-td JOHN GRIMES. BROAD STREET MARKET. Beeffrom.....+: 3 to 15cts per pound Mutton from...6 to 12 Kets per pound Pork from.... 10 to 15cts per peund Veal from.....8 to 16cts per pound Or as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST for the same Quality of Meats. m21-td JAMES COLLEY. NSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California, of Nevada, Township of Little York, ss. By virtue of an Exee tion to me delivered, issued from the Court of O F. date she en of May, A. D. 1861 Mj Th ined > to sa’ a t ren. field, * . on the 3d da May, A. D. 1861, im they of L. EB. LEACH AN and F. F. ALLENpadi cal nag ye ome’ 34, debt, interest and costs of suit. I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the folWP iising lator’ situated at Walloupa Till und a oupa bounded as follows: on the North b Co., om the South by James T Al th ha House, situated in W a cooking 6 awe Saiu houset a) 8 claims. sereteae guy: Seber er Soe poewseiy of F, M., . aR iF. serene ties PS Tinea under my hand the 20th AD. MILTON COMBS, Constable. RS. HEBBARD AND Miss ook, ey open s BOARDING et dae soang laien, Se orate Cy bode Fawr Ny MONDAY MAY . These Ladies a Hy POSER EEOC ER Se Ee eee eee PRC Hee weston eceseres aN ORIGINAL INDI INDIAN ROMANCE, Or the Bride of } the War Path. Redfield, Eaq., an. acting Justice df the Peace, in . ’ and for the county of Yuba Township of Ross’ . have taken in execution and . % Chesbro & . Peve caneneess so rs on 13t j ‘test on We I have posters PaUESDAY EV + MAY YOUNG LADIES’ SEMINARY . NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY . . 7, B WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE ‘CHIEF, . For Sale by all the Bookseticks 5 ROR STREET ORUS AND BOOK STORE. ised -¢C. M. BATES & co. gai: EB SHALL KEEP CONSTANTLY ou hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, And will Sell them AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. Dr. ©. M. Bates, Attending Phy corner of Broad and Pine street. ck * reseed ona LMAO ae LD ay Sie seat Bites 7 REMOVED. {FIN HAS REMOVED tabs 4g RP aor. lady cco and vill keep on hand A Large and well selected _ STOCK OF GROC ERTIES, PROVISIONS, “WHEAT, BARLEW Ground Peet, ete., ete. ber wins se rates and @BODEG for craaun es paioes seen met hare gat “Combs & Stinchiield, DEALERS I DRUGS, MEDICINES, oils Paints, Stationery, © NOTICE TO peor. cular resort a there inet anc particularly, j hovisen,’ ote _—_sallieg and. sp: _ ae the const with that of further adva place to such overcome by sions. It’s . and we have whose head « even this wa the fair seas getting excit suppressed . otic resort. A NEW J company, kr composed of discovered, . vicinity of } composed q ed “Gold Le near Wentw quartz was: and found t ken, indiser lode to the « from 8 to 1 to increase i now partial feet. ‘The by a pipem: that h ‘for; like all: it lay consis ground. v lins & Co. ¢ PFLAG at Free” is so of Gold Fi: