May 24, 1861 (4 pages)

Jeff Davis from their 3 warlike attitudes. ‘The passions and Sateen,“ secri slave states, and the fixed denof the free states to put secess-. are matters far above and beyond -. and to be reprimanded by the Secretary of tahibaia hile ‘ino pir } Vere, without the . rea foubd guilty of neglect of . duty and disobedience of orders, and senteneted to suspension from duty for five years, with lose of pay for the firet half of said term, Reavy. _ The Secretary i in approving the Miuaiiiyhabiineniatiies part of the why which directs that Cap ets anaes ak rm bares be pe Kf of a ape in rank, eles pact Reanay in te serine, has deemed otherwise, caimmot bat be a ba gages 4 acer indeed; whith led to this ‘trial, dees not af, . Sect ataeec othe reputation and discipline of para service but the interests.of the dle . and the age and length of ser; Bes chicory who has been guilty of de‘reliction of duty, under such circumstances, instead of constituting any claim to lenity, only render it the more imperative that the ce of the service sbould be. vindicacaren ak Baltimore paper, welt; __cterescwith sorrow we confess it—can only be by fire and sword. _Seceasion depends upon muskets and bayonets for its sucthe adversaries of secession rely : rte same physical arguments for its sup“The war must‘go on—no magnilLace ofstump oratory, no labored “erishers from. the editorial brain, can arrest uit—and when the weaker party shall have bit the dust, the world will know the result of bloody discussion. a class of people whose hopes and_plans staust suffer the most, in the present lamentaple state of our national affairs, are the professional officeseekers. The old jogtrot of politics is changed to the fiery pace of the warhorée. The accustomed platitudes and . aphorisms of partisan editors and stump ora“tors must. give place to new and startling ‘propositions, to issues involving more stu; ‘ pendous consequences than the old and worn‘out distinetions betwixt tweediedum and (Bweedledee. The politicians of California 3 not to have fairly opened their eyes to : Rawat graveand important change in the eurrent of events; but. it will burst upon their vision ere long and “show what misera$e stl al thes partyrlaptep i great national question, which is about to be settled by the-sword, must, in the very faature of things, swallow up all minor ones. -Republicanism and Demoeracy are about to be robbed ofall their real and imaginary bones “of contention; an@ must be content to break ~ their ranks and’ take serviced under the flag @£Union or the flag of Secession. Misery eset to become acquainted with “bedfellows and the great and absorb“ing question of the day will make bedfellows at many California politicians who little anticipated such close companionship &. short year ago. — The issuebefore: the county has been Pa made’ up. Tt is Disunion vs Union, pe An opposing barristers Who are to arprogres case are: the armed legions of the ‘North aad South. ~The ultimate decision cannot be doubtful. The Union, consecra~ted-by Washington and his brother sages, was not created to be the sport of unholy Spassion,a solemn mockery for tyrants and slaves to laugh and wonder a Tt has lived and iT WALL Live. ‘ , Lanber. —This Laie and accom: ed officer, ‘according to the Washington ‘gorrespoudent of the New York Herald, was in Washington in the early part of this month, conferring with the government relative to an important military--movement.‘The gal‘lant Colonel will shortly execute a coupa’ ttt that, will. fotally eclipse his splendid “Valley. Mrs: Lander, the late Miss Daven. . pert, visite the military hospital at the Capital daily, and has already won the respect of the army by terested beuevolence in administering to the wants of the sick, al. . though fortunately there are but few comparSeely upon the sick list. TBF A book has recentiy been published an Berlin designed to show that no such men “Hannibal, Alexander the Great, or "yaica Cesar ever existed. In two years. “a book Will bé published denying ‘the existence of Napoleon Ignacio AturBonaparte, : Ef «thao ge ent oon eenlareet city, denies that any change of popular feeling has taken place since the bloody renconoo with the Massachusetts. troops. It asserts. that Baltimore has always been, .at heart, loyal; but the voice of its citizens was hushed into silence by a mob and their faith. ful allies, the city authorities. Seven out of every ten of the people of Baltimore are more’ devoted to the Union now than ever, but: the fomentors‘and those who aided and abetted the foul deeds of the 19th of April, have not changed one iota. The same elements that assailed the passage of the Massachusetts troops are alive still, and would certainly break out again on the first renewal of the causes of the former outbreak. It is evident that “the mob are all armed = still. They have not surrendered a single weapon.— There is a house on Green Mount avenue, pretty. well out, in whichare seereted several large pieces of ordnance. A large quantity of powder has been stored-in the vaults of Green Mount Cometery ! so that not even the sacred precincts of the dead are free from -the intrusion of the conspirators.— House after house in the Five Points quarters of the city is stored with murderous weapons, and what is more, these depots of arms. and munitions are kuown to. the Chief of Police and his men. While the mob, or Col. Trimble’s ununiformed men, as they are dignified with the title, are thus miantained {by the city authorities, in an atitude of terror and hostility to honest citizens, they are spending borrowed treasure by the thousands, to increase the. military force to be used against the United States. THE FoLsum PENAYENTIARY, -—— The sprightly Sacramento correspondent of the Marysville Appeal; speaking of. the bill for? establishing.a branch state prison at Folsom, says it was introduced in the “Assembly,.an hour before adjournment, and passed in dou‘ble quick time. It was, however, defeated inthe Senate. Had this measure been introduced in the Legislature at an early day in the session, and its merits and the necessity for a branch ptison filly’ discussed and anderstoed, there is.but. little doubt. that it weuld have , passed in some shape, as it will ‘undoubtedly ‘at aiother session. While the want of such provision for the care, inanagement and profitable employment of the state convicts is ackuowledged by all, there was a decided disinclinatiun toallow interested parties to make the state's necessities, the basis.of.a monster speculation. The state prison has been extensively used for this purpose already, and the thing is emphatically played out, as the last portion of MeCauley’s history abundantly proves. 3 The printers of San Francisco are forming a.military organization under the stars and str The. disciples of Faust are the very men for soldiers. They are bred cannon, daggers, and shooting sticks and pean to the strengthening influences of tae chase. As for the sinews ot war, they have always a solvent bank at command, fis . With plenty of good coins in it. Todidk heoth. [ere of the Bay City we wish the most entire suceess, and; in token of our love a . . pathy extend to them opr (. Gee: SAM Houston, erage @ pte art “He has rendered to} of Travis wae sen a rt a ‘eron. Seward and Welles have been a little offish. Mr. Welles has received such letters, _petitions, and appeals from his ow. State as have assured” his converstion “to an antipeace doctrine, and finally. Mr. Seward. has nde his undoubting . sepept . to. the necagity of such a course. © Senator Wilson; With Judge Hoar,of} Mass, called 1 Upon Mr. Lincoln and each member of ‘the Cabinet lately, and urged upon them the imperative demand of the. country, that. active.and positive aggressive measures adopted. Twice they saw Mr: Lmeoin, whose while nature seems hent upon re-aserting the dignity and unity of this great nation before the eyes of the world. Fhe country may rest assured that the course of the Administration has been, is,and will be onward and upward, ‘The: standard will suffer no degradation while in his hands. ‘Nothing, in the end, will have been. lost. and -all.good men will agree in commendations upon the action of the leaders. . The. Navy Yard at Norfolk will be retaken and rebuilt, and that speedily. diers were without a supply of shirts, he announced from his desk m the morning that the ladies would please come to the afternoon airvice equipped with needles and thimbles, for.at.the end of that service an. opportunity would be given them.to make upat once a =: The-ladies obeyed orders! . Wdiied Thomas Harper, one of the bands on ‘the Columbia, was severely injured while that vessel was discharging at Crescent City May 8th. He fell from a staging which was evér ther side for the purpose of pussing goods into the lighter (one account-s:ys the staging gave way),and was eruslied between the ship apd lighter, mangling bis leg m a horrible manner. San Francisco ELection which eame off on Tuesday, was conducted very quietly. It is believed the people’s ticket has been elected by abvut 1000 to 1400. A few arrests were niade for illegal voting. It is said that the vote in. favur of the San Jose Railroad was voted “ yes” by a large majority. Ustow Reso.vTions:—The following. i is an official. copy of the Concurrent Resolution passed by the Legisliture, and spproved by Governor. Downey : Resolved, by the Senate, the Assnmbly concurring, that the people of California are devoted to the Constitution and Union of the United States, and will not fail in fidelity and . fealty to that Constitution and Union, now ia . . the hour of trial and peril ; that California is ready to maintain the rights and honor of the National Goverament, at home and abroad, and at all timés to respond to any requisition that may be made upon her to defend the Republic against foreign or domestic foes. R. BURNELE, Speaker. J. MeM. SHAFTER, Pres. pro. tem. Senate. Approved May 20, 1861. Joun G. DowNeEY, Gevernor. RATHER SPARTANLIKE. — Lieyt. Abner Smead was sent by Lieut. Slemmer with dispatches to Washington, apprizing the Government of the absolute necessity of instautly reinforcing and provisioning Fort Pickens. On his way; Lieut. Smead visited the Cotton State Government at Montgomery and traitorously exhibited his dispatches. The cunning telegraphic. wires informed the Government at Washington of his treason, so that when he arrived there his dispatches . . were receivéd and he, himself, ignominiously struck from the roll of the army. \ His wife and’ children were in, Fortress. Monroe, whitherhe instantly hastened ; bat the wires were again ahead of him. He was not permitted to enter the Fort, but was décorded an interview without the walls. Attended by a few female friends, she. met him, and thus replied to his request to: accompany . him: “Go home with you!” she exclaimed. “Never! Our paths in.this world. are hereafter separate. I disown you, A coward and traitor. you are no husband of .mine. Henceforth you are to meas if dead. As long as I live I shall wear mourning, and be as & widow; and rest assured I shall edacate our: children ‘to execrate ‘ahd despise your memory as that ofa recreant and traitor.” % He wended his way South to receive the reward of his treachery, and she, -with her children to the North. Sher ate both Georgians by birth.GENERAL Sifts. — This veteran: has been invited te deliver a Fourth of J uly oration at Columbia. ‘In a lettér to the Comgene says: “ I fear I will have no heart to speak on the next Fourth of July; but if I speak anywhere, will do. it in Columbia. But by all: we hold dear, Jet us try to keep . down excitement here at home. California is devoutly fot the Union, and we can afford to be tolerent. There should be no proscription. This would be as unwise as it would be unjust.” THE schooner Emily has sailed from San Francisco for Mazatlan with the material for a steamer, which is intended to navigate the inland waters of Sinaloa, under the auspices of a company who have a franchise for fifty years. Another steamer will be added shortly. ‘This — will open up ad ge Eee Ee Indiana. + * seceded ” from her husband, tuwed off the . and having removed to the othr corner lot, continued her relations with. the eook. ing stove. C Mesers, B ea & Oo. pet tpt cept thnahe toe te Atlantic papers and periedicals. — eld in Northern sufficient number of shirts for those. soldiers! . ” y 8 ACCIDENT IN Oauecant @1Iry pry mab Or “sCMRAP as the CHEAPEST », Pear ka the same Quality of Meats. = — COLLEY, ‘posite James ff sit "i JOSEPH & BROT an THE OPPOSITION STORE, Hs Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA cITy. sP RE cCofsTANTLY REChY Vii, A new and fashigpable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER ‘eromintte, Of Every Kina and ike California, as elsewhere in the State, and exhibit. the same euthusiastic devotion to the stars and stripes. re NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. TR UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the publie that he will dispatch a Saddle Train for VIRGINTA cITy viat ness Pass,.every_ MONDAY MORNING, AQT J O'CLOCK. Passage, $20, in Advance. All Packa — over will be cha for as freight. assengers taken through without nt View HARMO! SADDLER will act. as agent a rginia City. For Freight o 1 ee peer MAU nmi At the Golden Gate Hotel, N evada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! THE UNDERSIGNED would leave te inform the tg wd ae gl PUBLIC that BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the urpose of EXCHANGING betw Nevada ibe Flat. ° ay Moore’s For a Horse either way.:,.. Only $3 stages Icaves Moore’s Fh for Eureka an Sou ‘Ferk every MONDAY ‘and SATURDAY MORNINGS, rning the same day. _P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprietor. United States Stable, Nevada ar or Stabl e, Meore’s t. BISHOP O’CONNEL wilt be in Grass Valicy on SUNDAY, June 2d. and in Nevada on SUNDAY, Jane 23d. m23-td NOTICE.—The members of the Bemcratic Central Committee of Nevada county, _are hereby requested to meet at the Court House in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst. tt 2o’clock, P. m., for the purpose of transacting business of to the Democratic party of Nevada anty. Itis desired that every member of the e Committée shall be in attendance. >My onder of the Chairman of the Centre! Committee. C.-T. OVERTON, C. KNIGHT, A. JACOBS, JOHN GRIMES. Republican County Convention. HE tk Ll OF THE COU VADA, and ALL PATRIOTIC CITIZENS who are in iavor of sustaining the administration in its effortsto preserve the Uniou and maintain the Constitutlon, ae uested to elect Del toa iOGy to be holden at the City of Nev ON THE 8th DAY OF JUNE, 1861, ry select Delegates to the State Convention 0 be holden-at m2i-td to on .the 18th day of June, 180, sd and — _ other busines as ma r the Convention, poo Arango follow ri ing: apaetionanent : ‘~ Nevada Township. .. pie dewhns dec eseevacsa Grass Valley Township...<.cssseecs. a . noee Rough & Ready Township.... étaunen 12 "REE Ee SecéceeWuce ce 24 Bioomfielad ‘Township .. nlinwhlidnte ccc ceccce x. —— : 2 WORSE amr ‘ewashi see eee Rees eee eeeees eees W ashington Tow: aims <hneneres a 4 By order of County r By w SARGENT, Chm _Wm. _H. CRAWFORD, Seeretary. : ~ LOST. P Note of Hand and J.B J s one aes B. Jeflery ames A 186t, has been: lest: note will ing it. to. negotiate for te, same is notto pay the Hen. A “corner @ Nevada, May 9, 1861. ARRIVED AT LAST! INHE su r article of Havana Cigars dN 5 pee eustomers have arrived: 7 at the followmg ist of Favorite Fe a 3000 Figaros : 2000 Perla Cubana ra poned I a 3 5000 peer rer ay Prensada ; ; 5000. La Fide Conchas : : x7-To the judges of good Cigars! Call and test a new article, which is superior to the Figaro ‘THE “BE BA NORIEGAY A. R. JENKINS. No. 33 &'35 Broad Street. Nevada, April 8th.—tf BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. ns Cc. M. BATES & CO. 7H SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY on hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, jada sen wae AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. a. Dr. c M. ae eg Attending Physician, and Pine street. RE MOVE D. ; VED TO. Lacs oa sry cee GRO : , ALarge and well selected: 6 j STOCK OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WHEAT, PAE. Ground Feed, etc., ete: will sell at the went ped liver 3 OF CHARGE = BODEGA POTATOES (for fame ot forsale R. . 0 peADERs 1 DRUCS, MEDICINES, OILS Paints, Stationery, Cigars, ett Call and examine our handsome stock of goodsRed Dog, May 2, 1861. ve TO eae Speers “who drives was rebbed u under the f Smith End ta and was-on ~._Host's erossi "_gide of Swee “veils over the leader, whil, the wheel, ¢l revolver, and knife beside motive in thr * they wanted ter hand. item tulated, and . not do them that ‘tevery jose no more that he wo when the ma and aimed a pet , re Zz, w er toad wheel, picke the contents —_ to” Mr. ines told th purse contai ‘te The t ~“gtafh-at the} “somehow bi through whi Mr. Wm. D. terday, . shin hight of 127 It was an ex upon by'a la EFFECTS fall of snow jury to the f D. D. Brunk immenie dat ‘peach orcha David Aekle than one hut bending und liave been . broken shor’ The orchar Keese have + Col. Collins, tiny be a _ HENNESS Saddle train City, overt several pass senger, repr ing cenditios between Jue does not in mimals. I City to Nev leaves Neva Virginia Ci Fecloek.-\ column. Gas Wol Mr. Simpki some time, . wecuring a . had been op Frisbie lot, eount of a d hope our pr eugugh to al to lay his'pi pipes. Tue Mai gest houses peared an th San Juan he to that they ley, althoug perform in : that hundre before last 1 house More Fi are erecting street. Frigate night befor the hen hou them, and ieee @ The tis’s true T Valley, Worse t

Jeff Davis from their 3 warlike attitudes. ‘The passions and Sateen,“ secri slave states, and the fixed denof the free states to put secess-. are matters far above and beyond -. and to be reprimanded by the Secretary of tahibaia hile ‘ino pir } Vere, without the . rea foubd guilty of neglect of . duty and disobedience of orders, and senteneted to suspension from duty for five years, with lose of pay for the firet half of said term, Reavy. _ The Secretary i in approving the Miuaiiiyhabiineniatiies part of the why which directs that Cap ets anaes ak rm bares be pe Kf of a ape in rank, eles pact Reanay in te serine, has deemed otherwise, caimmot bat be a ba gages 4 acer indeed; whith led to this ‘trial, dees not af, . Sect ataeec othe reputation and discipline of para service but the interests.of the dle . and the age and length of ser; Bes chicory who has been guilty of de‘reliction of duty, under such circumstances, instead of constituting any claim to lenity, only render it the more imperative that the ce of the service sbould be. vindicacaren ak Baltimore paper, welt; __cterescwith sorrow we confess it—can only be by fire and sword. _Seceasion depends upon muskets and bayonets for its sucthe adversaries of secession rely : rte same physical arguments for its sup“The war must‘go on—no magnilLace ofstump oratory, no labored “erishers from. the editorial brain, can arrest uit—and when the weaker party shall have bit the dust, the world will know the result of bloody discussion. a class of people whose hopes and_plans staust suffer the most, in the present lamentaple state of our national affairs, are the professional officeseekers. The old jogtrot of politics is changed to the fiery pace of the warhorée. The accustomed platitudes and . aphorisms of partisan editors and stump ora“tors must. give place to new and startling ‘propositions, to issues involving more stu; ‘ pendous consequences than the old and worn‘out distinetions betwixt tweediedum and (Bweedledee. The politicians of California 3 not to have fairly opened their eyes to : Rawat graveand important change in the eurrent of events; but. it will burst upon their vision ere long and “show what misera$e stl al thes partyrlaptep i great national question, which is about to be settled by the-sword, must, in the very faature of things, swallow up all minor ones. -Republicanism and Demoeracy are about to be robbed ofall their real and imaginary bones “of contention; an@ must be content to break ~ their ranks and’ take serviced under the flag @£Union or the flag of Secession. Misery eset to become acquainted with “bedfellows and the great and absorb“ing question of the day will make bedfellows at many California politicians who little anticipated such close companionship &. short year ago. — The issuebefore: the county has been Pa made’ up. Tt is Disunion vs Union, pe An opposing barristers Who are to arprogres case are: the armed legions of the ‘North aad South. ~The ultimate decision cannot be doubtful. The Union, consecra~ted-by Washington and his brother sages, was not created to be the sport of unholy Spassion,a solemn mockery for tyrants and slaves to laugh and wonder a Tt has lived and iT WALL Live. ‘ , Lanber. —This Laie and accom: ed officer, ‘according to the Washington ‘gorrespoudent of the New York Herald, was in Washington in the early part of this month, conferring with the government relative to an important military--movement.‘The gal‘lant Colonel will shortly execute a coupa’ ttt that, will. fotally eclipse his splendid “Valley. Mrs: Lander, the late Miss Daven. . pert, visite the military hospital at the Capital daily, and has already won the respect of the army by terested beuevolence in administering to the wants of the sick, al. . though fortunately there are but few comparSeely upon the sick list. TBF A book has recentiy been published an Berlin designed to show that no such men “Hannibal, Alexander the Great, or "yaica Cesar ever existed. In two years. “a book Will bé published denying ‘the existence of Napoleon Ignacio AturBonaparte, : Ef «thao ge ent oon eenlareet city, denies that any change of popular feeling has taken place since the bloody renconoo with the Massachusetts. troops. It asserts. that Baltimore has always been, .at heart, loyal; but the voice of its citizens was hushed into silence by a mob and their faith. ful allies, the city authorities. Seven out of every ten of the people of Baltimore are more’ devoted to the Union now than ever, but: the fomentors‘and those who aided and abetted the foul deeds of the 19th of April, have not changed one iota. The same elements that assailed the passage of the Massachusetts troops are alive still, and would certainly break out again on the first renewal of the causes of the former outbreak. It is evident that “the mob are all armed = still. They have not surrendered a single weapon.— There is a house on Green Mount avenue, pretty. well out, in whichare seereted several large pieces of ordnance. A large quantity of powder has been stored-in the vaults of Green Mount Cometery ! so that not even the sacred precincts of the dead are free from -the intrusion of the conspirators.— House after house in the Five Points quarters of the city is stored with murderous weapons, and what is more, these depots of arms. and munitions are kuown to. the Chief of Police and his men. While the mob, or Col. Trimble’s ununiformed men, as they are dignified with the title, are thus miantained {by the city authorities, in an atitude of terror and hostility to honest citizens, they are spending borrowed treasure by the thousands, to increase the. military force to be used against the United States. THE FoLsum PENAYENTIARY, -—— The sprightly Sacramento correspondent of the Marysville Appeal; speaking of. the bill for? establishing.a branch state prison at Folsom, says it was introduced in the “Assembly,.an hour before adjournment, and passed in dou‘ble quick time.. It was, however, defeated inthe Senate. Had this measure been introduced in the Legislature at an early day in the session, and its merits and the necessity for a branch ptison filly’ discussed and anderstoed, there is.but. little doubt. that it weuld have , passed in some shape, as it will ‘undoubtedly ‘at aiother session. While the want of such provision for the care, inanagement and profitable employment of the state convicts is ackuowledged by all, there was a decided disinclinatiun toallow interested parties to make the state's necessities, the basis.of.a monster speculation. The state prison has been extensively used for this purpose already, and the thing is emphatically played out, as the last portion of MeCauley’s history abundantly proves. 3 The printers of San Francisco are forming a.military organization under the stars and str The. disciples of Faust are the very men for soldiers. They are bred cannon, daggers, and shooting sticks and pean to the strengthening influences of tae chase. As for the sinews ot war, they have always a solvent bank at command, fis . With plenty of good coins in it. Todidk heoth. [ere of the Bay City we wish the most entire suceess, and; in token of our love a . . pathy extend to them opr (. Gee: SAM Houston, erage @ pte art “He has rendered to} of Travis wae sen a rt a ‘eron. Seward and Welles have been a little offish. Mr. Welles has received such letters, _petitions, and appeals from his ow. State as have assured” his converstion “to an antipeace doctrine, and finally. Mr. Seward. has nde his undoubting . sepept . to. the necagity of such a course. © Senator Wilson; With Judge Hoar,of} Mass, called 1 Upon Mr. Lincoln and each member of ‘the Cabinet lately, and urged upon them the imperative demand of the. country, that. active.and positive aggressive measures adopted. Twice they saw Mr: Lmeoin, whose while nature seems hent upon re-aserting the dignity and unity of this great nation before the eyes of the world. Fhe country may rest assured that the course of the Administration has been, is,and will be onward and upward, ‘The: standard will suffer no degradation while in his hands. ‘Nothing, in the end, will have been. lost. and -all.good men will agree in commendations upon the action of the leaders. . The. Navy Yard at Norfolk will be retaken and rebuilt, and that speedily. diers were without a supply of shirts, he announced from his desk m the morning that the ladies would please come to the afternoon airvice equipped with needles and thimbles, for.at.the end of that service an. opportunity would be given them.to make upat once a =: The-ladies obeyed orders! . Wdiied Thomas Harper, one of the bands on ‘the Columbia, was severely injured while that vessel was discharging at Crescent City May 8th. He fell from a staging which was evér ther side for the purpose of pussing goods into the lighter (one account-s:ys the staging gave way),and was eruslied between the ship apd lighter, mangling bis leg m a horrible manner. San Francisco ELection which eame off on Tuesday, was conducted very quietly. It is believed the people’s ticket has been elected by abvut 1000 to 1400. A few arrests were niade for illegal voting.. It is said that the vote in. favur of the San Jose Railroad was voted “ yes” by a large majority. Ustow Reso.vTions:—The following. i is an official. copy of the Concurrent Resolution passed by the Legisliture, and spproved by Governor. Downey : Resolved, by the Senate, the Assnmbly concurring, that the people of California are devoted to the Constitution and Union of the United States, and will not fail in fidelity and . fealty to that Constitution and Union, now ia . . the hour of trial and peril ; that California is ready to maintain the rights and honor of the National Goverament, at home and abroad, and at all timés to respond to any requisition that may be made upon her to defend the Republic against foreign or domestic foes. R. BURNELE, Speaker. J. MeM. SHAFTER, Pres. pro. tem. Senate. Approved May 20, 1861. Joun G. DowNeEY, Gevernor. RATHER SPARTANLIKE. — Lieyt. Abner Smead was sent by Lieut. Slemmer with dispatches to Washington, apprizing the Government of the absolute necessity of instautly reinforcing and provisioning Fort Pickens. On his way; Lieut. Smead visited the Cotton State Government at Montgomery and traitorously exhibited his dispatches. The cunning telegraphic. wires informed the Government at Washington of his treason, so that when he arrived there his dispatches . . were receivéd and he, himself, ignominiously struck from the roll of the army. \ His wife and’ children were in, Fortress. Monroe, whitherhe instantly hastened ; bat the wires were again ahead of him. He was not permitted to enter the Fort, but was décorded an interview without the walls. Attended by a few female friends, she. met him, and thus replied to his request to: accompany . him: “Go home with you!” she exclaimed. “Never! Our paths in.this world. are hereafter separate. I disown you, A coward and traitor. you are no husband of .mine. Henceforth you are to meas if dead. As long as I live I shall wear mourning, and be as & widow; and rest assured I shall edacate our: children ‘to execrate ‘ahd despise your memory as that ofa recreant and traitor.” % He wended his way South to receive the reward of his treachery, and she, -with her children to the North. Sher ate both Georgians by birth.GENERAL Sifts. — This veteran: has been invited te deliver a Fourth of J uly oration at Columbia. ‘In a lettér to the Comgene says: “ I fear I will have no heart to speak on the next Fourth of July; but if I speak anywhere, will do. it in Columbia. But by all: we hold dear, Jet us try to keep . down excitement here at home. California is devoutly fot the Union, and we can afford to be tolerent. There should be no proscription. This would be as unwise as it would be unjust.” THE schooner Emily has sailed from San Francisco for Mazatlan with the material for a steamer, which is intended to navigate the inland waters of Sinaloa, under the auspices of a company who have a franchise for fifty years. Another steamer will be added shortly. ‘This — will open up ad ge Eee Ee Indiana. + * seceded ” from her husband, tuwed off the . and having removed to the othr corner lot, continued her relations with. the eook. ing stove.

C Mesers, B ea & Oo. pet tpt cept thnahe toe te Atlantic papers and periedicals. — eld in Northern sufficient number of shirts for those. soldiers! . ” y 8 ACCIDENT IN Oauecant @1Iry pry mab Or “sCMRAP as the CHEAPEST », Pear ka the same Quality of Meats. = — COLLEY, ‘posite James ff sit "i JOSEPH & BROT an THE OPPOSITION STORE, Hs Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA cITy. sP RE cCofsTANTLY REChY Vii, A new and fashigpable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER ‘eromintte, Of Every Kina and ike California, as elsewhere in the State, and exhibit. the same euthusiastic devotion to the stars and stripes. re NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. TR UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM the publie that he will dispatch a Saddle Train for VIRGINTA cITy viat ness Pass,.every_ MONDAY MORNING, AQT J O'CLOCK. Passage, $20, in Advance. All Packa — over will be cha for as freight. assengers taken through without nt View HARMO! SADDLER will act. as agent a rginia City. For Freight o 1 ee peer MAU nmi At the Golden Gate Hotel, N evada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! THE UNDERSIGNED would leave te inform the tg wd ae gl PUBLIC that BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the urpose of EXCHANGING betw Nevada ibe Flat. ° ay Moore’s For a Horse either way.:,... Only $3 stages Icaves Moore’s Fh for Eureka an Sou ‘Ferk every MONDAY ‘and SATURDAY MORNINGS, rning the same day. _P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprietor. United States Stable, Nevada ar or Stabl e, Meore’s t. BISHOP O’CONNEL wilt be in Grass Valicy on SUNDAY, June 2d. and in Nevada on SUNDAY, Jane 23d. m23-td NOTICE.—The members of the Bemcratic Central Committee of Nevada county, _are hereby requested to meet at the Court House in Nevada City, on SATURDAY, the 25th inst. tt 2o’clock, P. m., for the purpose of transacting business of to the Democratic party of Nevada anty. Itis desired that every member of the e Committée shall be in attendance. >My onder of the Chairman of the Centre! Committee. C.-T. OVERTON, C. KNIGHT, A. JACOBS, JOHN GRIMES. Republican County Convention. HE tk Ll OF THE COU VADA, and ALL PATRIOTIC CITIZENS who are in iavor of sustaining the administration in its effortsto preserve the Uniou and maintain the Constitutlon, ae uested to elect Del toa iOGy to be holden at the City of Nev ON THE 8th DAY OF JUNE, 1861, ry select Delegates to the State Convention 0 be holden-at m2i-td to on .the 18th day of June, 180, sd and — _ other busines as ma r the Convention, poo Arango follow ri ing: apaetionanent : ‘~ Nevada Township.. .... pie dewhns dec eseevacsa Grass Valley Township.....<..cssseecs.. a . noee Rough & Ready Township....... étaunen 12 "REE Ee SecéceeWuce ce 24 Bioomfielad ‘Township ... nlinwhlidnte ccc ceccce x. —— : 2 WORSE amr ‘ewashi see eee Rees eee eeeees eees W ashington Tow: aims <hneneres a 4 By order of County r By w SARGENT, Chm _Wm. _H. CRAWFORD, Seeretary. : ~ LOST. P Note of Hand and J.B J s one aes B. Jeflery ames A 186t, has been: lest: note will ing it. to. negotiate for te, same is notto pay the Hen. A “corner @ Nevada, May 9, 1861. ARRIVED AT LAST! INHE su r article of Havana Cigars dN 5 pee eustomers have arrived: 7 at the followmg ist of Favorite Fe a 3000 Figaros : 2000 Perla Cubana ra poned I a 3 5000 peer rer ay Prensada ; ; 5000. La Fide Conchas : : x7-To the judges of good Cigars! Call and test a new article, which is superior to the Figaro ‘THE “BE BA NORIEGAY A. R. JENKINS. No. 33 &'35 Broad Street. Nevada, April 8th.—tf BROAD STREET DRUC AND BOOK STORE. ns Cc. M. BATES & CO. 7H SHALL. KEEP CONSTANTLY on hand a large and extensive stock of DRUGS AND BOOKS, jada sen wae AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES. a. Dr. c M. ae eg Attending Physician, and Pine street. RE MOVE D. ; VED TO. Lacs oa sry cee GRO : , ALarge and well selected: 6 j STOCK OF GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WHEAT, PAE. Ground Feed, etc., ete: will sell at the went ped liver 3 OF CHARGE = BODEGA POTATOES (for fame ot forsale R. . 0 peADERs 1 DRUCS, MEDICINES, OILS Paints, Stationery, Cigars, ett Call and examine our handsome stock of goodsRed Dog, May 2, 1861. ve TO eae Speers “who drives was rebbed u under the f Smith End ta and was-on ~._Host's erossi "_gide of Swee “veils over the leader, whil, the wheel, ¢l revolver, and knife beside motive in thr * they wanted ter hand. item tulated, and . not do them that ‘tevery jose no more that he wo when the ma and aimed a pet , re Zz, w er toad wheel, picke the contents —_ to” Mr. ines told th purse contai ‘te The t ~“gtafh-at the} “somehow bi through whi Mr. Wm. D. terday, . shin hight of 127 It was an ex upon by'a la EFFECTS fall of snow jury to the f D. D. Brunk immenie dat ‘peach orcha David Aekle than one hut bending und liave been . broken shor’ The orchar Keese have + Col. Collins, tiny be a _ HENNESS Saddle train City, overt several pass senger, repr ing cenditios between Jue does not in mimals. I City to Nev leaves Neva Virginia Ci Fecloek.-\ column. Gas Wol Mr. Simpki some time, . wecuring a . had been op Frisbie lot, eount of a d hope our pr eugugh to al to lay his'pi pipes. Tue Mai gest houses peared an th San Juan he to that they ley, althoug perform in : that hundre before last 1 house More Fi are erecting street. Frigate night befor the hen hou them, and ieee @ The tis’s true T Valley, Worse t