May 3, 1861 (4 pages)

Fe a colitis Sila olin UNION MEETING, Held in Nevada, on May 1st, 1851, Inaccordance with notice previously given, the citizens. of Nevada assembled at the _ “Theatre, on Wednesday evening, May. Ist, 1961, forthe purpose of forming a ,Unior ‘€lub. The meeting was called to order by. A.C. Niles, Esq., and on motion of A. A. Sargent, Esq., the Hon. Niles Searls-was ap-pointed President ; A.C. Niles, N. Soggs, A_ A. Sargent; and James Whartenby, Vice “presidents; H. B. Thompson and Thos. P. Hawley, Secretaries. ? mee On motion of T. B. McParland, Esq., a goumittes of five was appointed by the Chair . to prepare Resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. T. B. MeFarland, “Perid Belden, Wm. P. Harrington, one Sargent and C. Wilson Hill, were appoin The following Preamble and Resolutions were subsequently adcpted : WHEREAS, Insurrectionary war. actually ists. in our. Republic, without, in our opinpany hn cause on the part of the Insurgent ; and, whereas, it is the duty of patriots uphold their couatry’s honor, as well against traitors as foreign foes, in the hour of need: therefore, . “Resolved, that-we, the citizens of Nevada, declare our unalterable devotion to the Union as formed by the patriots of 1787; that regarding that Union’ as essential to free’ government, we will cling to it.as the sheet anchor of Americin. liberty ; that, come what will,.in.the spirit-of our fathers, we are resolved to support and sustain the Covstitution; the laws, and the flag of country against all enemies, foreign or domestic ; and, finally, without distinction of party, that we come together as a band of patriotic brothers, burying all partisan feeling, for the good. of our common country, and pledge ourselves to ‘eo-operate with and defend the government and its rulers in all constitutional efforts to maintain the integrity of the Union. Resolved, That the holy memories of our revolution. the blood of patrivts slain, the wisdom of the sages whoformed our constitation, the traditions and glories of the past and hopes'for the future, all call upon us to sustain the government in its present struggle, and to guard the unstained flag of our Union from foes without or traitors within. Resolved, That we are ready to obey the call of duty in defense of our country wherever it may direet, by our sympathy, our lives, our fortunes and our honor, and that we can prevent it, no-hand shall erect upon the soil of California the emblems of treason, or snatch our star from the national R plued, That we ferm ourselves into a Union Club, and that the only test of qualifi«ation for admission shall be a pledge to supFn we uae recommend to all Union roughou co wlves into Clubs without In order that there may be no misunder».now or hereafter, as to the parpose or te ae ha this Club, it is now ~ » let—That it is not the intention of this Club or, the members of it; to make the wd the Constitution and ‘By-Lawe of the . . men to form themlay. «me partisan in its operation. _ Resolved; 24—That its organization is for the sole p of sustaining the national government in all just and lawful efforts to maintain the government of the United States, the Federal Union, and the laws of the land. ; 3d—That it is not the purpose of ub, as such, or of the members of it, conga nominations for State or County or to cause or bind its members to Pg rmapreggr Bed State or County of‘ y this Club or any party organization now in ex.stence in this State. On motion, the Secretaries were requested to furnish the different newspapers of Nevada P sal of the above Resolutions for publicaOn motion, the Secretaries were instructed to copy the Resolutions into a book, and all persons who are desirous of joining the Club an do so by signing their names, and that the present officers be the permanent officers 4f this Club NILES SEARLS, President, _H.B. Taompsuw, . P. HAWLEY, ; Secretaries. with » talented company, will open the Me_ ‘Wopolitan Theater on next Tuesday evening, with the sterling play of the “ Hunchback.” The company will play in Nevada three With Grass Valley. It is not necessary to «ay laudatory things of Mrs. Hayne. We all her to be a perfect artiste and a perfect > the announcement of whose name will -Reruryen Home.—Our fellow towns‘an absence of ten months, which he has Bs bridge.on gomg home yesterday evening, saw the body of a child floating down the Rough and Ready ditch, which runs close by bis house. : The body. proved to be that of a boy, between two and three years of age, and the son of a Scotch woman, named Mrs. Jane Laswell, who lives near the bank of the ditch, some four hundred Yards above, and just below the residence of Mr: James Churchman. will hold ‘an inquest this morning. ‘CHINAMAN FINED.—Officer Scott arrested-« Chinaman yesterday, by the name of Kee Wing, who was charged with assaulting another son of the “ flowery land,” on Tuesday last, on Commercial street. The offending Chinaman was brought before Justice Kendall, who fined him: $25, which was paid and the offender discharged. NN U, 8. FLEET IN THe GULF.—The vessels of war, said to have been ordered, by the federal. government 'to operate in the Gulf of Mexico, are as follows : The steam frigates Roanoke, Minnesota, Wabash, Merrimac, Colorado, mounting 40 guns-each, and the Sabine mounting 50 guns; the war-s Cumberland, St, is and Jamestown, 24, 20and 22 guns respectively ; the steam sloops Brooklyn, Mississippi, Powhattan, Pawnee, Pocahontas, Wyandotte, Mohawk, Crusader, mounting from 4 to 25 guns each ; the entter Harriet Lane, Sgans steamér Water Witch 3 guns ; and’ briges Perry, Dolphin, and Bainbridge, mounting from 4 to 6 guus each. Total number of ves, sels 22 ; total number of guns 414. This fleet will require a force of 4,000 sailors and marines te man it. Many of the vessels hav been ordered to take on board an extra supply of boats, Dahlgreen-boat-howitzers and small ammunition, which is thought to look as though. the fleet were to. operate -in consloop Brooklyn, frigate Sabine, sloop-of-war St Louis. and steamers Crusader and Wyandotte are now in active service near Fort Pickens The Government has steam transportsin its service . DRAMA SALOON . Miaim street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Finc Liquors, x Always te be Found at this 5aleon FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, pe pet PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Dealer in H rtain Fixtures he. he. ‘At the foot of Brosd & Nevada. sepl0 Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Beoardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, not satisfactory. the money will be returned. by all Jo » and by J.C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who-will also act as Commission A fer purchasing all kinds of Geods. 3m PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers Printing Matertals, Ink, rinting Paper, Cards, etc. If not For tale J. B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, : Fo pear ‘s T. P. PAINTER ces ou spatch. eo, March 13-1y SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Cerner ef 2d and J Streets, Sacramento BE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH the SPRING STYLE of HATS for 1861. They are entirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They: the out of most Houses in the fe of TILE and keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS Te be found im this State, Their store ie a Museum of HATS, and is ealted the ** of the State.” In consequence of the troubles at the East they have taken a ofthe market and bought goods SELL 2% PER CENT LOWER psy any wee ener on the Pacific Coast. ve them a satisfy yourself. Sacramento,-March 6, 1861. GEO. L. KENNY, _ J. D. ALEXANDER. (Late of W. 1. Bancroft & Co.) KENNY & ALEXANDER, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Sherman’s Bui SAN cIsco. . We have in store a large Stock of LAW, MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS “\: dam Schoo! Books, And constantly receiving FRESH SUPPLIES, which we offer st prices to suit the times. sng pe En Bek id “CHILD DRowNE ep.—Mr. Stout, who lives . — just on the other side of the Pine street] ’ ‘The child fell inthe ditch. Coroner Henry . junction with an army foree. The steam. , M. E: CHURCH. in Nevada, will be delivered as SOW og eens . . THURSDAY EVENING, May 2d, Rev. k. Thomas, Subject-—‘‘Character.” THURSDAY EVENING, May 9th, Subject THURSDAY EVENING: May 16th, Rev. D. Deal, Subject—‘‘Heroes.” XP The Lectures will be givew: in. the Methodist Church. Tickets, for the’ entire ‘Course, $5_ each ; Single Lecture, $1. m28-tdTo Consumefs of California Wines.— Our Native Wimes have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure. California Wines; from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offeredto the public at almost any price, and are industriously hawked ‘about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It-may,therefore be a matter of some interest to know that Messrs. SALINSEVAIN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated Vineyard of *‘ EZ) Also,’’: at.Los Angeles. The publicmay rely upon obtaining Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise. to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itis a mot delicious Beve rage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ‘DEPoT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic], Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all these noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and’‘6ther poisonous drugs, so deleterious to health: Paréies desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, cam send their orders to any. of the Liquor Dealers. throughout the State, for the fohbying. Wines: Sainsevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne’; Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine; For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DEroT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m “VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred. Patients from the various Hospi“tals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHBUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORA ATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which. every indivi@ual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of per who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific proprietor. Theiame, the halt; and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly aud permanently benefitted by using Dr. apoLPHUSs’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by . 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. American School Institute. ni wc os and : i neg nn sh com we ers r Schools ant Famillice. soa Niels with desirable situations. ALSO---SCHOOL MERCHANDISES, The most modern style of Deske and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest Bava Any many urticles now for sale are the Adamian’ Slates. Slate Globes, Philosophical Charts and New Outline Maps.— propeity bought and sold on commissions. Circulars ofall the private Schools kept on Parents seoking for Schools are invited to call Surveying’ and Book-Kee eee The Herald, te issued monthly, expresly for Teachers, can be had at this office. 73 Sindineneiepaniia, anion of Pine April2, 1861—3m San Francisco.TOBACCO EMPORIUM! _ Beceived This Day, A La invoice of Cavendish, Fine Cut and roe Killickinick Tobacco, iam prepared to sell Killickinick Smoking Tobacco, than was, or establishment in Nevada. ‘Call and examine fer yourselves. ; Andrew R Jenkins, : 33 and 35 Broad Street. Nevada, April 13th. ‘ small and ; eb a ty i yi isin ova YIIAG Young Ladies and Gentlemen. W. E. F. DEAL, A. B..<s++++++sPrincipal. JANETTA A. DBAL.c6. voice eess +. Assistant. ‘HIS SCHOOL commenced on MONDAY sane 7th, 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS : avisiinpdinnd Gudhddleane +¢ 2. ' _Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. W Welch’s Beokstore. Geo. 8. Huppy Notéry Public. = a. 1. CALDWELL, ‘ ATTORNEY & COUN SELOR AT LAW. ‘Notary Public ‘anti Commissidiier for the Atsep6-tf Primary Studies, per month. ...+.++ $400 . lantio States. ; Engst tnd Matheslbs.3<° 56 . “Omen rnaggr Bek Dilding, corner Brosd Cpndlian sa v04ey 000s her curpeys ec sane 1 0 . *nd Pine street, Nevada city. sestvtf WYONG ccsics secs iscvcsccectesddcteccaatees 240 con % GORA» n2 0005.00 renneeneeecnnsdenncne gos goo 28 THOS. P. HAWLEY, xP Night School, Monday, Thursday and Attorney and Counselor gt Law, Saturday Evenings, at 7.0’elock. =. ae , _ANDNOTARY PUBLIC. ee = as wrk Lani yates in Kidd & ag Building, F seesee OOo Cewe ee ee dee eveccecceeees: corner 0 Pine streets, evada. January 28, Sur a = Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf a pau Go TO, ‘ Dunn, O’Conner & Chipman, CHEAP JOHN’S 4 FOR. YOUR CA A. BLOCK, 8 FURTH, © E BLOCK, J: A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA: a . DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, lis. ee all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED © to attend those us a call, atcall hours. Teeth after having sensitive by exposure of the nerve will led without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no oon wank be meee oar chevgne ore mate rate, to su e times. We are permanently located in this ; March 4, 1861-tf THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST Heome--27 & 29 Commercial St., NEVADA. OFFER NO IND@OEMENTS TO patrons, except that of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. them forever elements. Put up iu a manner 60 as te from the destroying action of PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Are invited to calleno other Difficult subjects are January 19, 1861-1 UNION LIVERY STABLE. Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. solicited. ly invited te eallFr. x KAST, AGENT OF 4A. SEIBERLION, Manufacturer, of ase, 214 California RANCISCO. rted ‘ JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevada, . _ Will practice in all the Courts of the State of 4 ty; Office in the Court House, Nevada, . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Fag oko hy . NOVELTY UPON NOVELT\ : “ATTORNEYS ATLAW, = Offices—At Nevaila and Grass Valley j10-3m As Ac SARGENT. reas SARGENT & NL) Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. Attorney and Counselor at’ Law. “ OFFICEON BROAD STREET. District Attorney,. : 1° A! ©. NItEs 4 ae —— DR. R.M. HUNT; Office--Roem No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets: Over Harrington’s Saloon. ro RESIDENCE, NO; 25, NEVADA 8T., on Old road. és Nevada, December 1?-tf A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Meds, Physician and Surgeon, © ()FFIGE AND RESIDENCE UPEER FART “tt oe DR. L. &. CUMMING. OMice--No, O91 Broad street, Frame House west of the Bailey oun, Op: posite Jamés Monro’s meat market. # idm ¢ E. F. SPENCE, BROAD STREET. Bee Alcohol, Camphene, ete. : ; Cash orders from the pt = Fa solicted. seps-Im GROVER & BAKER’ . SEWING MACHINES. Mis. C. W. SMITH, AS ins eataben areas anaes ple of Nevada county, she has . Been appointed Agent for Grover & Baker's Sewing Machines, And she has now on hand several of those UNRIVALI ED MACHINES, te which she particularly invites the attention of purchasers . Instructions Given to Purchasers STAMPS FOR EMBROIDERY WORK on and for sule at low prices. Grass Valley, April 18, 1-tf TAILORING, } Clothes Cleaning, Renovating. G WAGNER having recovered from _ his re e cent injuries, is now red to attend to the wants of all who wish an dene in his line. Shop op Broad street, No. ap24-im OPPOSITION FANCY DRY COODSSTORE Commercial Street, opposite Cc. W. Young’s. ENRY HORWITZ & Co,, are now Dry Goods. a24ian LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT TO COME OFF OW WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1963. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. i res t Percent eae te Gold Locket. Sixth . bra poeple erat Eats Cer eeitoenth Pris ‘The above articles be seen, for ‘ at Cohen’s Store, pony net “ Mere Tickets can be had at the Tir. 6~im MKs. J i. AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIXY, Or the Bride of the War Path. Six Months, $2. > “ie oe

Fe a colitis Sila olin UNION MEETING, Held in Nevada, on May 1st, 1851, Inaccordance with notice previously given, the citizens. of Nevada assembled at the _ “Theatre, on Wednesday evening, May. Ist, 1961, forthe purpose of forming a ,Unior ‘€lub. The meeting was called to order by. A.C. Niles, Esq., and on motion of A. A. Sargent, Esq., the Hon. Niles Searls-was ap-pointed President ; A.C. Niles, N. Soggs, A_ A. Sargent; and James Whartenby, Vice “presidents; H. B. Thompson and Thos. P. Hawley, Secretaries. ? mee On motion of T. B. McParland, Esq., a goumittes of five was appointed by the Chair . to prepare Resolutions expressive of the sense of the meeting. T. B. MeFarland, “Perid Belden, Wm. P. Harrington, one Sargent and C. Wilson Hill, were appoin The following Preamble and Resolutions were subsequently adcpted : WHEREAS, Insurrectionary war. actually ists. in our. Republic, without, in our opinpany hn cause on the part of the Insurgent ; and, whereas, it is the duty of patriots uphold their couatry’s honor, as well against traitors as foreign foes, in the hour of need: therefore, . “Resolved, that-we, the citizens of Nevada, declare our unalterable devotion to the Union as formed by the patriots of 1787; that regarding that Union’ as essential to free’ government, we will cling to it.as the sheet anchor of Americin. liberty ; that, come what will,.in.the spirit-of our fathers, we are resolved to support and sustain the Covstitution; the laws, and the flag of country against all enemies, foreign or domestic ; and, finally, without distinction of party, that we come together as a band of patriotic brothers, burying all partisan feeling, for the good. of our common country, and pledge ourselves to ‘eo-operate with and defend the government and its rulers in all constitutional efforts to maintain the integrity of the Union. Resolved, That the holy memories of our revolution. the blood of patrivts slain, the wisdom of the sages whoformed our constitation, the traditions and glories of the past and hopes'for the future, all call upon us to sustain the government in its present struggle, and to guard the unstained flag of our Union from foes without or traitors within. Resolved, That we are ready to obey the call of duty in defense of our country wherever it may direet, by our sympathy, our lives, our fortunes and our honor, and that we can prevent it, no-hand shall erect upon the soil of California the emblems of treason, or snatch our star from the national R plued, That we ferm ourselves into a Union Club, and that the only test of qualifi«ation for admission shall be a pledge to supFn we uae recommend to all Union roughou co wlves into Clubs without In order that there may be no misunder».now or hereafter, as to the parpose or te ae ha this Club, it is now ~ » let—That it is not the intention of this Club or, the members of it; to make the wd the Constitution and ‘By-Lawe of the . . men to form themlay. «me partisan in its operation. _ Resolved; 24—That its organization is for the sole p of sustaining the national government in all just and lawful efforts to maintain the government of the United States, the Federal Union, and the laws of the land. ; 3d—That it is not the purpose of ub, as such, or of the members of it, conga nominations for State or County or to cause or bind its members to Pg rmapreggr Bed State or County of‘ y this Club or any party organization now in ex.stence in this State. On motion, the Secretaries were requested to furnish the different newspapers of Nevada P sal of the above Resolutions for publicaOn motion, the Secretaries were instructed to copy the Resolutions into a book, and all persons who are desirous of joining the Club an do so by signing their names, and that the present officers be the permanent officers 4f this Club NILES SEARLS, President, _H.B. Taompsuw, . P. HAWLEY, ; Secretaries. with » talented company, will open the Me_ ‘Wopolitan Theater on next Tuesday evening, with the sterling play of the “ Hunchback.” The company will play in Nevada three With Grass Valley. It is not necessary to «ay laudatory things of Mrs. Hayne. We all her to be a perfect artiste and a perfect > the announcement of whose name will -Reruryen Home.—Our fellow towns‘an absence of ten months, which he has Bs bridge.on gomg home yesterday evening, saw the body of a child floating down the Rough and Ready ditch, which runs close by bis house. : The body. proved to be that of a boy, between two and three years of age, and the son of a Scotch woman, named Mrs. Jane Laswell, who lives near the bank of the ditch, some four hundred Yards above, and just below the residence of Mr: James Churchman. will hold ‘an inquest this morning. ‘CHINAMAN FINED.—Officer Scott arrested-« Chinaman yesterday, by the name of Kee Wing, who was charged with assaulting another son of the “ flowery land,” on Tuesday last, on Commercial street. The offending Chinaman was brought before Justice Kendall, who fined him: $25, which was paid and the offender discharged. NN U, 8. FLEET IN THe GULF.—The vessels of war, said to have been ordered, by the federal. government 'to operate in the Gulf of Mexico, are as follows : The steam frigates Roanoke, Minnesota, Wabash, Merrimac, Colorado, mounting 40 guns-each, and the Sabine mounting 50 guns; the war-s Cumberland, St, is and Jamestown, 24, 20and 22 guns respectively ; the steam sloops Brooklyn, Mississippi, Powhattan, Pawnee, Pocahontas, Wyandotte, Mohawk, Crusader, mounting from 4 to 25 guns each ; the entter Harriet Lane, Sgans steamér Water Witch 3 guns ; and’ briges Perry, Dolphin, and Bainbridge, mounting from 4 to 6 guus each. Total number of ves, sels 22 ; total number of guns 414. This fleet will require a force of 4,000 sailors and marines te man it. Many of the vessels hav been ordered to take on board an extra supply of boats, Dahlgreen-boat-howitzers and small ammunition, which is thought to look as though. the fleet were to. operate -in consloop Brooklyn, frigate Sabine, sloop-of-war St Louis. and steamers Crusader and Wyandotte are now in active service near Fort Pickens The Government has steam transportsin its service . DRAMA SALOON . Miaim street, The most choice Wines, Cigars And Finc Liquors, x Always te be Found at this 5aleon FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 24-tf SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER, pe pet PAINTING promptly attended tc.— Dealer in H rtain Fixtures he. he. ‘At the foot of Brosd & Nevada. sepl0 Better than Preston & Merrill's AND AT LESS PRICES, Beoardman’s Challenge Yeast Powder, not satisfactory. the money will be returned. by all Jo » and by J.C. WINANS, 50 California street, Who-will also act as Commission A fer purchasing all kinds of Geods. 3m PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers Printing Matertals, Ink, rinting Paper, Cards, etc. If not For tale J. B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, : Fo pear ‘s T. P. PAINTER ces ou spatch. eo, March 13-1y SPRING STYLES FOR 1861. LAMOTT & COLLINS, Cerner ef 2d and J Streets, Sacramento BE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH the SPRING STYLE of HATS for 1861. They are entirely NEW in point of STYLE and TAKE THE LEAD IN THE STATE. They: the out of most Houses in the fe of TILE and keep the largest STOCK OF HATS AND CAPS Te be found im this State, Their store ie a Museum of HATS, and is ealted the ** of the State.” In consequence of the troubles at the East they have taken a ofthe market and bought goods SELL 2% PER CENT LOWER psy any wee ener on the Pacific Coast. ve them a satisfy yourself. Sacramento,-March 6, 1861. GEO. L. KENNY, _ J. D. ALEXANDER. (Late of W. 1. Bancroft & Co.) KENNY & ALEXANDER, BOOKS AND STATIONERY, Sherman’s Bui SAN cIsco. . We have in store a large Stock of LAW, MEDICAL, MISCELLANEOUS “\: dam Schoo! Books, And constantly receiving FRESH SUPPLIES, which we offer st prices to suit the times. sng pe En Bek id “CHILD DRowNE ep.—Mr. Stout, who lives . — just on the other side of the Pine street] ’ ‘The child fell inthe ditch. Coroner Henry . junction with an army foree. The steam. , M. E: CHURCH. in Nevada, will be delivered as SOW og eens . . THURSDAY EVENING, May 2d, Rev. k. Thomas, Subject-—‘‘Character.” THURSDAY EVENING, May 9th, Subject THURSDAY EVENING: May 16th, Rev. D. Deal, Subject—‘‘Heroes.” XP The Lectures will be givew: in. the Methodist Church. Tickets, for the’ entire ‘Course, $5_ each ; Single Lecture, $1. m28-tdTo Consumefs of California Wines.— Our Native Wimes have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure. California Wines; from the Los Angeles vintage. These cheap compounds are being offeredto the public at almost any price, and are industriously hawked ‘about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It-may,therefore be a matter of some interest to know that Messrs. SALINSEVAIN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated Vineyard of *‘ EZ) Also,’’: at.Los Angeles. The publicmay rely upon obtaining Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise. to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itis a mot delicious Beve rage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughout the State. ‘DEPoT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Sainsevain’s Native California Wines Bitters, a most delicious Beverage and Tonic], Nevada, April 2, 1861-tf It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all these noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and’‘6ther poisonous

drugs, so deleterious to health: Paréies desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionable quality, cam send their orders to any. of the Liquor Dealers. throughout the State, for the fohbying. Wines: Sainsevain’s extra White Wine; Sainsevain’s extra Angelica Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Port Wine ; Sainsevain’s extra Wine Bitters ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne’; Sainsevain’s Wine Brandy ; Sainsevain’s Red Wine; For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throughout the States. DEroT—No. 801 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ap 23—3m “VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred. Patients from the various Hospi“tals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHBUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORA ATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which. every indivi@ual has found a speedy and permanent cure. Among the thousands of per who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific proprietor. Theiame, the halt; and all who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly aud permanently benefitted by using Dr. apoLPHUSs’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by . 12-6m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. American School Institute. ni wc os and : i neg nn sh com we ers r Schools ant Famillice. soa Niels with desirable situations. ALSO---SCHOOL MERCHANDISES, The most modern style of Deske and Chairs for School Rooms, at the lowest Bava Any many urticles now for sale are the Adamian’ Slates. Slate Globes, Philosophical Charts and New Outline Maps.— propeity bought and sold on commissions. Circulars ofall the private Schools kept on Parents seoking for Schools are invited to call Surveying’ and Book-Kee eee The Herald, te issued monthly, expresly for Teachers, can be had at this office. 73 Sindineneiepaniia, anion of Pine April2, 1861—3m San Francisco.TOBACCO EMPORIUM! _ Beceived This Day, A La invoice of Cavendish, Fine Cut and roe Killickinick Tobacco, iam prepared to sell Killickinick Smoking Tobacco, than was, or establishment in Nevada. ‘Call and examine fer yourselves. ; Andrew R Jenkins, : 33 and 35 Broad Street. Nevada, April 13th. ‘ small and ; eb a ty i yi isin ova YIIAG Young Ladies and Gentlemen. W. E. F. DEAL, A. B....<s++++++sPrincipal. JANETTA A. DBAL.c6. voice eess +.. Assistant. ‘HIS SCHOOL commenced on MONDAY sane 7th, 1861. Young Gentlemen will be thoroughly prepared to enter College. TERMS : avisiinpdinnd Gudhddleane +¢ 2. ' _Office, in Williams’ Brick Building, over G. W Welch’s Beokstore. Geo. 8. Huppy Notéry Public. = a. 1. CALDWELL, ‘ ATTORNEY & COUN SELOR AT LAW. ‘Notary Public ‘anti Commissidiier for the Atsep6-tf Primary Studies, per month. .....+.++ $400 . lantio States. ; Engst tnd Matheslbs.3<° 56 . “Omen rnaggr Bek Dilding, corner Brosd Cpndlian sa v04ey 000s her curpeys ec sane 1 0 . *nd Pine street, Nevada city.. sestvtf WYONG ccsics secs iscvcsccectesddcteccaatees 240 con % GORA» n2 0005.00 renneeneeecnnsdenncne gos goo 28 THOS. P. HAWLEY, xP Night School, Monday, Thursday and Attorney and Counselor gt Law, Saturday Evenings, at 7.0’elock. =. ae , _ANDNOTARY PUBLIC. ee = as wrk Lani yates in Kidd & ag Building, F seesee OOo Cewe ee ee dee eveccecceeees: corner 0 Pine streets, evada. January 28, Sur a = Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf a pau Go TO, ‘ Dunn, O’Conner & Chipman, CHEAP JOHN’S 4 FOR. YOUR CA A. BLOCK, 8 FURTH, © E BLOCK, J: A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA: a . DRS. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, Office—Corner of Broad and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, lis. ee all wishing our services that WE ARE PREPARED © to attend those us a call, atcall hours. Teeth after having sensitive by exposure of the nerve will led without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT ALL WORK Done at this Office, to be performed in a MORK SKILLFUL MANNER, and better satisfaction given, than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no oon wank be meee oar chevgne ore mate rate, to su e times. We are permanently located in this ; March 4, 1861-tf THOS. M WOOD, PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST Heome--27 & 29 Commercial St., NEVADA. OFFER NO IND@OEMENTS TO patrons, except that of having GOOD AND PERFECT PICTURES. them forever elements. Put up iu a manner 60 as te from the destroying action of PERSONS WISHING SUCH WORK Are invited to calleno other Difficult subjects are January 19, 1861-1 UNION LIVERY STABLE. Broad and Main Sts, Nevada. solicited. ly invited te eallFr. x KAST, AGENT OF 4A. SEIBERLION, Manufacturer, of ase, 214 California RANCISCO. rted ‘ JAMES J. OTT, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevada, . _ Will practice in all the Courts of the State of 4 ty; Office in the Court House, Nevada, . PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Fag oko hy . NOVELTY UPON NOVELT\ : “ATTORNEYS ATLAW, = Offices—At Nevaila and Grass Valley j10-3m As Ac SARGENT. reas SARGENT & NL) Attorneys and Counselors at Law, OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. Attorney and Counselor at’ Law. “ OFFICEON BROAD STREET. District Attorney,. : 1° A! ©. NItEs 4 ae —— DR. R.M. HUNT; Office--Roem No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets: Over Harrington’s Saloon. ro RESIDENCE, NO; 25, NEVADA 8T., on Old road. és Nevada, December 1?-tf A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Meds, Physician and Surgeon, © ()FFIGE AND RESIDENCE UPEER FART “tt oe DR. L. &. CUMMING. OMice--No, O91 Broad street, Frame House west of the Bailey oun, Op: posite Jamés Monro’s meat market. # idm ¢ E. F. SPENCE, BROAD STREET. Bee Alcohol, Camphene, ete. : ; Cash orders from the pt = Fa solicted. seps-Im GROVER & BAKER’ . SEWING MACHINES. Mis. C. W. SMITH, AS ins eataben areas anaes ple of Nevada county, she has . Been appointed Agent for Grover & Baker's Sewing Machines, And she has now on hand several of those UNRIVALI ED MACHINES, te which she particularly invites the attention of purchasers . Instructions Given to Purchasers STAMPS FOR EMBROIDERY WORK on and for sule at low prices. Grass Valley, April 18, 1-tf TAILORING, } Clothes Cleaning, Renovating. G WAGNER having recovered from _ his re e cent injuries, is now red to attend to the wants of all who wish an dene in his line. Shop op Broad street, No. ap24-im OPPOSITION FANCY DRY COODSSTORE Commercial Street, opposite Cc. W. Young’s. ENRY HORWITZ & Co,, are now Dry Goods. a24ian LADIES’ CHARITABLE GIFT TO COME OFF OW WEDNESDAY, MAY 14th, 1963. TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR. i res t Percent eae te Gold Locket. Sixth . bra poeple erat Eats Cer eeitoenth Pris ‘The above articles be seen, for ‘ at Cohen’s Store, pony net “ Mere Tickets can be had at the Tir. 6~im MKs. J i. AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, THE PAH-UTE CHIXY, Or the Bride of the War Path. Six Months, $2. > “ie oe