May 31, 1862 (4 pages)

jneivatin the attack upon “Our } time of the massacre of Shilowh, have pro. bably learned a lesson that will last them through the war and their natural lives, and we shall probably never again hear of a simidat Gage where ap army of thirty thousand ‘49 enonghfora war,But,-when the couns “her Geiierala, We trust there will be w full . wecrifice of thousands of. as brave men aa _ the rarest recollection remembrance can rebrought to light concerning the great fight at Pittsburg Landing, or more properly, Shiloah, ’ condemn . somebody, _ of the most preg srs “*gomebody blundered. ” There can be no doubt that there was an utter want the part of our officers on . army by Johnson and Beauregard. General Grant or whoever ‘had the authority to look out for the safety of the Federal troops, seemed to take it for granted thatit was understood the rebels were to await battle in their intrenchments, and that therefore no preparations on uur part were necessary. Our troops were thus left without intrenchanents, without cartridges, without in many casea, anything but empty muskets to defend themselves with. The fight at. first was ‘yather a massacre than a battle. That the army of Gen. Grant was not entirely cut to pieces and demoralized is proof of what splendid material it is made. Men who could: etand such-an onslaught and carnage, under good General, are invincible We need have no fear for such men. ‘They will wipe Beauregard out, if they have notdone it ere now. They are now-under competent command, and at the word from Gen, Halleck must win laurels for themselves and country, The i iy a of other measures de‘signed to assist in restoring the Union. In this Ke is dot Wt alone, seting with such men as, Banerott, Sprague, Dickinson, and a host of other statesmen who have heretofore led the, Dewooracy of the North. is Sha samara ’’ the 4, ‘Press, who is no other than Col. Forney himself, impresses upon his readers the necessity of all Union men in Delaware uniting in’re~ . electing Hon. Gee, P. Fisher to the United ‘Btates Seriate. Fisher voted for the bill abolishing ‘slavery i in the District of Colnmbia, and it will be made, an issue ageinst him in the’next canvass by Secessionists and their covert sympathizers.’ Forney says itis proposed to muke tlie canvass in Delaware on the two grouuds of emaneipation with ¢olonization and the justice. of the bill abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia. The friends of these measures have but to point to the streng vote of Western Virginia ageinat slavery to show that they are o Southern people not alone in panies the institution, . Col. Forney speaks of the course of Frank Blair, of St. Louis, againat slavery, with commendation, and hopes for kindred. suecess to Mr, Fisher. In every respect Col. Forney, the ablest man, with: perhaps the exception of Reverdy Johnson, in the Doug las ranks, sustains the measures of the Administration en, a ee “Mou ee Vernon — The W ashington correspondent of the San Francisco Herald writes us follows :—I: made a flying visit today to Mount Vernon. Thia is indeed ‘ snered soil” and-hely ground. A decorum and men are taken completely by surprise while marching to attack «superior foree and when in the face of the enemy. One such blunder tey is not in imannent need of the services of investigation of the affair at Shiloah, and the culpability of it-imay be made-to rest-—-upen the guilty head, whoever he may be. ‘The ever went to battle, from pure neglect is a ¢rime that merits and should reeeive punishment. ee ne I A er at Tite San Franciscy Herald and Mirror says ;—Nearly all the owners of property throughout the Western and Southwestern Additions, and many of those owning vacant property inside, in order to save themselves “Titigation and embarrassment, are refencing involuntarily observed before the somb. and especialy iu the eastern chamber where Washiugton died. Every visitor is filled with awe, as though i in the immediate presenea.of that great_man, ond stan ling uncosered. Tt is a shrine which every American and patriot should visit, and thus renew his devotion and love for his country. SecesH RaMPant.—Since the interruption of dispatches by the break in the over. land telegraph, the Seeesh have smoothed their wrinkled fronts considerably, and in the absence of any information they are leud mouthed in asaurting McClellan is cleaned out, Halleck cut into mince meat, the nigger Confederacy recognized, and the pellican a floppin all over the land i in ot of the American eagle. and repairing the fenees, around their property. Some dozén or twenty men whe have been induced to foolishly and criminally attempt to take possession of property not belonging to them, have created the. supposed necessity of a largeexpense to property owvers, butthey will probably reap some advantage from the improved appearance of their Property, Hop Him!~A cow county editor deseribeya calico party in the following alliterative poetical-prose style: ‘‘ Fancy fantastic group of. fairy forms agd-faces floating on fleeay clouds of yaried form and hue ; recil! view; no picture painter ever sketched, or 2 acme os ty" The Marysville. Appeal’s San Francisco Yispatch says : Considerable activity in the market. The jobbers are‘doing a large trade with interior merchants. The rumor that Gov. Stanford contemplates calling out two more regiments is without foundation. Henry Glaseman-stabted. Joseph Achamback because he refused to take a-drink with him. —_ LIKE PRENTICE.—Some infatuated female signing herself ‘Charlotte Corday,” wrote Prentice a letter saying h's days were nume bered and intimating she would assassinate t. poet's pen betrayed, can match the magic, merry “bopne on Thursday night disployed. Little, graceful forms in chintz prints pure maids and matrous fair, each wazy measure floated throngh, like spirits borne on air. Fair flowers fragrant-edors shed, melodious, musie cha . great Washington in roses wreathed, al jeslousies disarmed; God grant the happy harmony by all'that night enjoyed, may aye continue, aye increase, unchecked and ‘nallnyed. _ Dixie CoNvEeNTION.—The rump repre: sentatives of the last years Dixie party met somewhere in Sacramento on the 28th and agreed to issue a call for a Convention to assomble on the Sth of Augus*. We expect the platform of the party this year will be a varity, and regret exceedingly the two months of’ suspense we must uadergo before a sight of the delectable document. Should nt wender if the Bottaes baited the thing with a bit of ene of Douglas’ speeches to catch a few popular sovereignty gudgeons, aud gilded the bait with abuse of Republivans to wake it go com with a relish. FeDERALS AT TUCSON.—The Los Angeles News states tha Lieut. Cel. S ponataioemkg him. Prentice publishes her letter and re« marks the old Charlotte Corday stabbed Marat in his bath, and to prevent euch a .catas. trophe to himself he has the habit of locking the door of his bath. However, Preutice says, if the new Charlotte will satisfy him she is pretty he may let her in. PouLTRY.—Shkitistics show that France rears. annually 30,965,000 hens, yielding 3,815,200,000 eggs, of the value of $29,721,600. Adding to the value of eggs the value of fowls-as food, the annual value of the poultry ef France may bé set down at 182,880,. 000 francs, or $26,579,000— three millions a mouth, or nearly as much as the aynenl gold product of Cahfornia. ee i <ctemmnd Steniricayt Fact:—The day on which President Lincoln was inaugnrated—March 4, 1861— United Siates six per cent stecks sold at 92). After increasing» the, public debt, which then stood at $76,455,000, to some 350,000,000, that same stock is ‘Row selliig in the market at 94. GoLp Hith.—The Terntorial Enterprise reporte Gold Hill as again all right and ex. ~ . again open, and those men who were recesit-. pigs Fort Tueson, and. that ne. rebel force ne ly out ofemployment are now by werk ex: = (ks my . iron "Wie kaos ogee sy o this cometyied? 3] reverence wel-becoming 1 grateful peoples -of American independence: —fraitore—there ‘tremely lively. Nearly all ‘the hotels are} — the Pacifier sacrifice to .~ absurd custom of exposing their arma naked. = “T have often ht ;f a mother were anxious to show the soft, white skin of her babies tind would eut # round hole in the little thing, dress, just over tha hears, and then earry it would do very little harm. But to expose the baby’s arms, tiembers so far removed from the heart, and with such feeble ae at best, is a must pernicious practice Put the bulb of a thermometer in & baby’s x mouth, and the mercury rises to 99 degrees. Now carry the same to ita ttle hand; if the arms be bare, and the evening cool, the mereury will sink: to forty degrees. Of course all the blood whieh flows through those arms and hands must fall from twenty to forty hegrees belaw heart. Need I say when these currents of blood flow back into the chest, the child's general vitality must be more or less comprised ? And need I add that we ought not to be surprised at ite frequent rectrring affection of the tongue, throat or stumach. T have seen more than one child with habitual’cough and hosrseness, or chonking with mucus, entirely or permanently relieved by simply keeping its arms and hands warm. Every observing and. progressive physician has a daily opportunity to witness the same cure, CY” The process of making unfermented bread by machin ery, and ‘ raising” it by per meating it with cas,has been mentioned inthe . poem amen The Journal says that works tare -being-erected-in-San-Franciseo—te-tirn200 barrels of flour. daily into bread, made by the new yee a Naxep Anas axo Neck —The following the temperature of the. . Seve Concerr. —The Union, comaneviting upon the adjournment of the Legislature says, shat the-at Gon swhhahdt-wilh-oe be chiefly res membered is the passage of the resolutions delusion upon Dickens’ little Miss Flite, who thought that the British nation had such a vital interest in her affairs that disaster, rum and public distress was bound to follow her private disappointmente and neglect. — Appeat.Wei Pur.—T he Oswego ‘Limes says that ata recent wedding in that city, the bridei greom being an —_ officer, word his side artis at the nu brother . of oe ude on wasattracted by the display of weapons, and ashe has another sister whose *‘tiue love” is a carpenter, he boidly inquired: “Ma, when J-——comes to marry Milly, will he wear his saw and hatchet by hia side?” tw A day or two ago ag our little Agnes was running at full speed on the sidewabk, sheehaud a serious fall. Her knees and fore~ head were badly bruised, and the skin grazed from onearm. That night, as she was undressed for bed, she looked pitifully at her numerous wounds, and sorrowfully exelaim d te her marina : times are!’ Correr Cutrure.—Some. of the 7Western cultivatora, trom recentexperience, are encouraged to believe that.ceflee ean he prown suceessiniy inthe tted-States-—Aletter from Effingham, TH, to Hon. Sidney Breese, speaks of what has been accomp-+ lished inthe *ttempt to acclimate seed reto adjourn te Sen Francisco. The Union's . that subject reminds one of . A little wide awake . “ Oh, dear! what dreadful times these war? hton, Tt ge SE eR A lpe, dean dneee sepeeee se As Fiseher‘ . L. Graves, Saad ahd ciate adit «es Engagement of the Charming Comedienne MRS. W. HM. LEIGHTON, Who will appear in three favorite characters. Monday Evening, Junc 24d. in 2 acts, entitled * Or, the Little Devil’s Share. eee fe WwW. M Son phacl. S508 avendissuhe re -M hk. Phe rae pomionme © kates’ E. Loékxe, cobebeses. nee ane “Ferdinand, nt GOMEZ. «44+ 20+ Cusdliih.coocsns ss eaenaadunas “Mra. Gk. Locke. ea Sas To be ‘followed by the Comedietta of the DM ATD 4 WITH THE MILKING PAIL with Song.----++-+--Mrss W. Lei Leighton Mr. D.C. Andersén, gaia inkah ook eal ap peach as ++. Thorne, Debs TERUES EC CRE Sg SRT EERE SCS G. E. Locke. Milly Lo’ Al Diekon To conelude with the ever popnlar Farce of the FOOL. OF THE FAMILY ! Betty Saunders. +.» ++ Mra, W. H. Leighton, (With her ce ebrated Laughing Song, ** Kemokimo,” and Duet of “ augbing wonder,” with Mr. G. Locke.) Zeb Brighton. ..+++++ preaseage G PF: Doeke, Auguste «.;. Sek hata os venhee soecebess TeOrne, BEY. GROOT Gs. ox copra edeckstivess Mr. Graves. Lucretians s+ sees, ve +seeeMire. G. E. Locke. Prices of Admission: *. Dress Circle and Parquette.. ..65: $1,000, eoresvegneennee enka tee . -bets. Saran CONV N es orn of this State who a ng be or of sustainifiy the present National Administration, and at gavin. aro the Constitution of the Unit tates and reserving the Union entire are requested to eledt Deleyates to a State Convention te be held “in: the rity ‘of -Sacramente;-onthe 37th day June, A. b., 162, for the purpose of Sominiting aC andidate for Superintendent « f Puvlic Instruc tion, and for transacting such other business as shall properly come before it; sueh De lezates to fights down hill. That’s so Have’nt we “geen it backwards rolling its ball up-hill for some time? A MoTtTo FoR THE RECONSTRUCTION. ists.—The Marysville Appeal siys :—We respectfully offer to the reconstructiovists of the Democratic party the nas tars appropriate stanza aa a motto: 2 ‘*Democracy it is a name To every freeman dear ; And he whio loves his counteree THINKS OF IT WITH A TEAR.’? SELLING. A MAN.—They sell men out in Towa, for certain offences. A late Burlington rthus mentions « chattel sale: A i y looking personage abounding iu whisers and whisky. and who claimed to be his honor, the Mayor of Montrose, was sold under the hammer at the Auction Room a few days since tv citizen Joseph Jones for the magnificent sum of thirty-five cents. He says he came up on the Jennie on Monday afternoon and went on a big drunk, and was sold on his own request. Our fellow citizens of Montrose cannct well spare. such a fine looking officer and a depttation ought to be sent immediate'y to repurchase his honor. EpUCATION IN Spatn.—Some years ago here was a legend about, that Neah had been permitted to re-visit the earth. He wandered about from country to country, ill at ease in each of them. Nothing was natural—nothing was as it weed to be. Steam. boats and railroads, telegraph wires and lucifer matehes,with a thousand other innevations met him at every turn. The legend says at {tength hereached Spain, then the sadness of his ceuntenance was changed, his eyes sparked with delight, and in exuberance ‘of his oy, he threw up his hat and thanked God hat there was one country which remained ust as he left it. WorKING THE Wires Gen. Mitchel, when he arrived at Deeatur. Alabawe, is said to haye cut the telegraph comuminication between Corinth and Richmond. He, how ever, kept up aa active correspondence with both ends 6f the line; now telling Jeff. Davis in the name of Beauregard, something that astonished him. and then telling Beauregard, in the name of Jeff. Davia; ovher things no less astonishing. What secrets he learned we are.unable to tell, but the report goes that he promised Beauregard large reinfurcements, and thea marched his own forces direetly at Cormth. Tue Yreka Journal says a Chinese Free at ates Freginiake will ba pecnaked eye in nearly the whole of the quartz. The company havé given their claim the . tam name of El Dorado. reeerereceanneseeeee Artivats at Natonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . MAY, 29th T O Conner, J Glide G Vv’ & Lad San F Hooper, oa? M Dickson, “do 80 5 do J ¥ Dickson, do L. A Sackett, $ T’t H Cabbett, de A Zellerback, Moores C Leavitt, oo. = M Eddy, Fol Mis Acker R.Bruce, San Juan man, de WM Bartlett, do » Dole, —Gity—Jd-P__Halmer,-_8-T y G Phillips, do” AJ Johuson, do J Cowyar, do bh Vandason, Eureka Geo Kaia, do L — River GeoW Lenhart, do K . do F Hamilton, do W T Harst, Q fill W A Upton. G Valley J A Buslight, do Geo W Dixon, do Geo Loring do J Victon, do 3C Thompson, do J Punston, do G Hobert, J Morcon, do BIRTH. ‘In this city, on the 28th inst., to the wife of John Paseoe a bouncing boy. = MARRIED. in Sacramento, 27th, by Rev. T\ Starr King, CuAs. T. JENKINS of Grn Valley to Lucy HARRON of Seceneane. ‘WESTON i FAMILY ! Grand Vocal ante. Instrumental OTN Sie Oe bobesandi NEVADA THEATRE!! —ON= Saturday Evening, May 21st. eae FAMILY leave ce age of the Fag . Santo eerie and e Circle.— the followwise Myra Muy Vocal ‘Soprano. AEE fcorme Alls Mf., Vocal Alto. Instruments, Piano, es W., Vocal. ‘Tenor. Instrument, Ebor oe “ ora ; Vocal Basso. Instrament. Baritone. Leonard, V Voeal—Buffa, Instrument, Pigno— Spey with aisbeaaiitl on wis ; by aoe ea og the De.{ ; etc ais Sly a ceived about three years ago from Australia, . be elected in accordance with the following apre F ssisialinke are being made all over . pawn ag the East India éoffee, and where it . , Portioument : the State to celebrate the coming Anniversar Y . was fast supereeding all other caffe. Mame ss sive aii 6] Samgieranrdia caine 2 : ’ ae BUG, ovcse secvvences San Diego : ’ y—ure : Devit’s Gate GoLp.—It appears that the c daleverae ere 9/San Frameiseo. .. : . Are many in this State ure not supposed to entrance—to-the Devil's Gate le paved with Satu 2isten Loaquinss ccccecee ne 8 be in for celebrating the 4th of July. gold. Discoveries of great richness have Somme Costa. . 5. 3an Luis Obispo. a eaeeE Bearers wecsetccapoiniai Det NGFheevs evades 2jSen Mateo.s.6. o «4 > lately been discovered in this district, in hi Dorado...12. Santa Barbera.’ .:.. 1 (HF The Marysville Express saya it never . Nevada Territory, gold being visible tu the . Fresnd...05i}Santa Clara...-. 9 It is recommended that no delegate be <lected unless he be a legal resident of the Cuunty ive beloer ene pes me ho proxi s be Bunty Delegates to an ieisane of the t founty ch they shal Save elected to re a elas of the Fae goings State Central Com mi BUSERAR, Chairman. . ALFRED Banstow, Seeretary:— See upon physical decay. can only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, Ur. Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative, immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in its effect lt tones the stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppression after eating, billious cholic, wind cholic, spasme of mach, sick or nervous head-ache, chile and ; tremens, prostration, and all the complamts special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earnestly recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed their superjor efficacy to Every hteusekeeper how diificult it is to make good bread, therefore take pleasure in calling atten to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only to use Redington & Co's Veast ©. In every respect ttexcebsaltshipdiar preparations every offered to ihe public< “ See a Scab peat in ahothes colum Lao viv. Private Medical al Instat Sacramento street, Sctow i M ite Pacific Mail Steam8) Rees i) Oftice, n Franciseo. 5 8 in 1854, fosg the Permanent Cure of pee ame Private Dt Diseases and the Suppres At and Resident Ph Phyisician, L. J. Czapka ay »M. D.-late in the H vlan RevoluHen a Chief wht ges to Bath age “e Surgeon to the tong Col. t of discasen peculiar to the Bet 5 any hours—From Apap M., to 9 Pp. M. Commanications strictly confidential. nt cure guaranteed or no pay. Coasultations by letter or otherwise free. Address DR. L. J. CLAPKAY, San Francisco. of in such cases.—Sold by all Druggists and dealers” ‘The Performance will eommenéé with the comedy _ 3. Sono 3 Stanislaue. pn coeen ocee es ‘ Mer 1) Sutter.,. ixaccces 3 big Pr ere rer ere $ SM Prinity n+ os, oreecsenes. 5 4/Tulare & Buena bs _, 2] fuolumne o . FRAGs casa vecsvess specs i Plamas .ecesaccesees EY UDRe a's ec rncened coos 9 apse WORD TO THE AGED.—In the de. cline of 'ife the loss of vital force consequent . Pesth, it H ee the late 3 ey oe rh ‘ SATUR A Cs characte men. IT liar, idio and as d ters. € called “ indepen not prov tanner, ‘to lonk . manifes' with co viving prove fa an awk could w ters, he with te Bumme and it a plication list wag of five ¢ ’ Nevada, with an has bein the cot time. live, a good m plense t forming here on success _Walleya crowdil “gibte-w appree! forit is visited “Mrs L and the await t AR cents r met al run ho (a neig ing bre The thirds must b Can it case, \ Gor —We firm of openin import the St ‘branch -deubt trate. Cat. Episcc Temp ~ object purpe which The ¢ no dot Lax tisson, tinue « They . dians that se the sa’ string -Ert Morni wat E Afte Epises Lord tH someh course ‘ed ne) at the House

jneivatin the attack upon “Our } time of the massacre of Shilowh, have pro. bably learned a lesson that will last them through the war and their natural lives, and we shall probably never again hear of a simidat Gage where ap army of thirty thousand ‘49 enonghfora war,But,-when the couns “her Geiierala, We trust there will be w full . wecrifice of thousands of. as brave men aa _ the rarest recollection remembrance can rebrought to light concerning the great fight at Pittsburg Landing, or more properly, Shiloah, ’ condemn . somebody, _ of the most preg srs “*gomebody blundered. ” There can be no doubt that there was an utter want the part of our officers on . army by Johnson and Beauregard. General Grant or whoever ‘had the authority to look out for the safety of the Federal troops, seemed to take it for granted thatit was understood the rebels were to await battle in their intrenchments, and that therefore no preparations on uur part were necessary. Our troops were thus left without intrenchanents, without cartridges, without in many casea, anything but empty muskets to defend themselves with. The fight at. first was ‘yather a massacre than a battle. That the army of Gen. Grant was not entirely cut to pieces and demoralized is proof of what splendid material it is made. Men who could: etand such-an onslaught and carnage, under good General, are invincible We need have no fear for such men. ‘They will wipe Beauregard out, if they have notdone it ere now. They are now-under competent command, and at the word from Gen, Halleck must win laurels for themselves and country, The i iy a of other measures de‘signed to assist in restoring the Union. In this Ke is dot Wt alone, seting with such men as, Banerott, Sprague, Dickinson, and a host of other statesmen who have heretofore led the, Dewooracy of the North. is Sha samara ’’ the 4, ‘Press, who is no other than Col. Forney himself, impresses upon his readers the necessity of all Union men in Delaware uniting in’re~ . electing Hon. Gee, P. Fisher to the United ‘Btates Seriate. Fisher voted for the bill abolishing ‘slavery i in the District of Colnmbia, and it will be made, an issue ageinst him in the’next canvass by Secessionists and their covert sympathizers.’ Forney says itis proposed to muke tlie canvass in Delaware on the two grouuds of emaneipation with ¢olonization and the justice. of the bill abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia. The friends of these measures have but to point to the streng vote of Western Virginia ageinat slavery to show that they are o Southern people not alone in panies the institution, . Col. Forney speaks of the course of Frank Blair, of St. Louis, againat slavery, with commendation, and hopes for kindred. suecess to Mr, Fisher. In every respect Col. Forney, the ablest man, with: perhaps the exception of Reverdy Johnson, in the Doug las ranks, sustains the measures of the Administration en, a ee “Mou ee Vernon — The W ashington correspondent of the San Francisco Herald writes us follows :—I: made a flying visit today to Mount Vernon. Thia is indeed ‘ snered soil” and-hely ground. A decorum and men are taken completely by surprise while marching to attack «superior foree and when in the face of the enemy. One such blunder tey is not in imannent need of the services of investigation of the affair at Shiloah, and the culpability of it-imay be made-to rest-—-upen the guilty head, whoever he may be. ‘The ever went to battle, from pure neglect is a ¢rime that merits and should reeeive punishment. ee ne I A er at Tite San Franciscy Herald and Mirror says ;—Nearly all the owners of property throughout the Western and Southwestern Additions, and many of those owning vacant property inside, in order to save themselves “Titigation and embarrassment, are refencing involuntarily observed before the somb. and especialy iu the eastern chamber where Washiugton died. Every visitor is filled with awe, as though i in the immediate presenea.of that great_man, ond stan ling uncosered. Tt is a shrine which every American and patriot should visit, and thus renew his devotion and love for his country. SecesH RaMPant.—Since the interruption of dispatches by the break in the over. land telegraph, the Seeesh have smoothed their wrinkled fronts considerably, and in the absence of any information they are leud mouthed in asaurting McClellan is cleaned out, Halleck cut into mince meat, the nigger Confederacy recognized, and the pellican a floppin all over the land i in ot of the American eagle. and repairing the fenees, around their property. Some dozén or twenty men whe have been induced to foolishly and criminally attempt to take possession of property not belonging to them, have created the. supposed necessity of a largeexpense to property owvers, butthey will probably reap some advantage from the improved appearance of their Property, Hop Him!~A cow county editor deseribeya calico party in the following alliterative poetical-prose style: ‘‘ Fancy fantastic group of. fairy forms agd-faces floating on fleeay clouds of yaried form and hue ; recil! view; no picture painter ever sketched, or 2 acme os ty" The Marysville. Appeal’s San Francisco Yispatch says : Considerable activity in the market. The jobbers are‘doing a large trade with interior merchants. The rumor that Gov. Stanford contemplates calling out two more regiments is without foundation. Henry Glaseman-stabted. Joseph Achamback because he refused to take a-drink with him. —_ LIKE PRENTICE.—Some infatuated female signing herself ‘Charlotte Corday,” wrote Prentice a letter saying h's days were nume bered and intimating she would assassinate t. poet's pen betrayed, can match the magic, merry “bopne on Thursday night disployed. Little, graceful forms in chintz prints pure maids and matrous fair, each wazy measure floated throngh, like spirits borne on air. Fair flowers fragrant-edors shed, melodious, musie cha . great Washington in roses wreathed, al jeslousies disarmed; God grant the happy harmony by all'that night enjoyed, may aye continue, aye increase, unchecked and ‘nallnyed. _ Dixie CoNvEeNTION.—The rump repre: sentatives of the last years Dixie party met somewhere in Sacramento on the 28th and agreed to issue a call for a Convention to assomble on the Sth of Augus*. We expect the platform of the party this year will be a varity, and regret exceedingly the two months of’ suspense we must uadergo before a sight of the delectable document. Should nt wender if the Bottaes baited the thing with a bit of ene of Douglas’ speeches to catch a few popular sovereignty gudgeons, aud gilded the bait with abuse of Republivans to wake it go com with a relish. FeDERALS AT TUCSON.—The Los Angeles News states tha Lieut. Cel. S ponataioemkg him. Prentice publishes her letter and re« marks the old Charlotte Corday stabbed Marat in his bath, and to prevent euch a .catas. trophe to himself he has the habit of locking the door of his bath. However, Preutice says, if the new Charlotte will satisfy him she is pretty he may let her in. PouLTRY.—Shkitistics show that France rears. annually 30,965,000 hens, yielding 3,815,200,000 eggs, of the value of $29,721,600. Adding to the value of eggs the value of fowls-as food, the annual value of the poultry ef France may bé set down at 182,880,. 000 francs, or $26,579,000— three millions a mouth, or nearly as much as the aynenl gold product of Cahfornia. ee i <ctemmnd Steniricayt Fact:—The day on which President Lincoln was inaugnrated—March 4, 1861— United Siates six per cent stecks sold at 92). After increasing» the, public debt, which then stood at $76,455,000, to some 350,000,000, that same stock is ‘Row selliig in the market at 94. GoLp Hith.—The Terntorial Enterprise reporte Gold Hill as again all right and ex. ~ . again open, and those men who were recesit-. pigs Fort Tueson, and. that ne. rebel force ne ly out ofemployment are now by werk ex: = (ks my . iron "Wie kaos ogee sy o this cometyied? 3] reverence wel-becoming 1 grateful peoples -of American independence: —fraitore—there ‘tremely lively. Nearly all ‘the hotels are} — the Pacifier sacrifice to .~ absurd custom of exposing their arma naked. = “T have often ht ;f a mother were anxious to show the soft, white skin of her babies tind would eut # round hole in the little thing, dress, just over tha hears, and then earry it would do very little harm. But to expose the baby’s arms, tiembers so far removed from the heart, and with such feeble ae at best, is a must pernicious practice Put the bulb of a thermometer in & baby’s x mouth, and the mercury rises to 99 degrees. Now carry the same to ita ttle hand; if the arms be bare, and the evening cool, the mereury will sink: to forty degrees. Of course all the blood whieh flows through those arms and hands must fall from twenty to forty hegrees belaw heart. Need I say when these currents of blood flow back into the chest, the child's general vitality must be more or less comprised ? And need I add that we ought not to be surprised at ite frequent rectrring affection of the tongue, throat or stumach. T have seen more than one child with habitual’cough and hosrseness, or chonking with mucus, entirely or permanently relieved by simply keeping its arms and hands warm. Every observing and. progressive physician has a daily opportunity to witness the same cure, CY” The process of making unfermented bread by machin ery, and ‘ raising” it by per meating it with cas,has been mentioned inthe . poem amen The Journal says that works tare -being-erected-in-San-Franciseo—te-tirn200 barrels of flour. daily into bread, made by the new yee a Naxep Anas axo Neck —The following the temperature of the. . Seve Concerr. —The Union, comaneviting upon the adjournment of the Legislature says, shat the-at Gon swhhahdt-wilh-oe be chiefly res membered is the passage of the resolutions delusion upon Dickens’ little Miss Flite, who thought that the British nation had such a vital interest in her affairs that disaster, rum and public distress was bound to follow her private disappointmente and neglect. — Appeat.Wei Pur.—T he Oswego ‘Limes says that ata recent wedding in that city, the bridei greom being an —_ officer, word his side artis at the nu brother . of oe ude on wasattracted by the display of weapons, and ashe has another sister whose *‘tiue love” is a carpenter, he boidly inquired: “Ma, when J-——comes to marry Milly, will he wear his saw and hatchet by hia side?” tw A day or two ago ag our little Agnes was running at full speed on the sidewabk, sheehaud a serious fall. Her knees and fore~ head were badly bruised, and the skin grazed from onearm. That night, as she was undressed for bed, she looked pitifully at her numerous wounds, and sorrowfully exelaim d te her marina : times are!’ Correr Cutrure.—Some. of the 7Western cultivatora, trom recentexperience, are encouraged to believe that.ceflee ean he prown suceessiniy inthe tted-States-—Aletter from Effingham, TH, to Hon. Sidney Breese, speaks of what has been accomp-+ lished inthe *ttempt to acclimate seed reto adjourn te Sen Francisco. The Union's . that subject reminds one of . A little wide awake . “ Oh, dear! what dreadful times these war? hton, Tt ge SE eR A lpe, dean dneee sepeeee se As Fiseher‘ . L. Graves, Saad ahd ciate adit «es Engagement of the Charming Comedienne MRS. W. HM. LEIGHTON, Who will appear in three favorite characters. Monday Evening, Junc 24d. in 2 acts, entitled * Or, the Little Devil’s Share. eee fe WwW. M Son phacl. S508 avendissuhe re -M hk. Phe rae pomionme © kates’ E. Loékxe, cobebeses. nee ane “Ferdinand, nt GOMEZ. «44+ 20+ Cusdliih..coocsns ss eaenaadunas “Mra. Gk. Locke. ea Sas To be ‘followed by the Comedietta of the DM ATD 4 WITH THE MILKING PAIL with Song..----++-+--Mrss W. Lei Leighton Mr. D.C. Andersén, gaia inkah ook eal ap peach as ++.. Thorne, Debs TERUES EC CRE Sg SRT EERE SCS G. E. Locke. Milly Lo’ Al Diekon To conelude with the ever popnlar Farce of the FOOL. OF THE FAMILY ! Betty Saunders.. +..» ++ Mra, W. H. Leighton, (With her ce ebrated Laughing Song, ** Kemokimo,” and Duet of “ augbing wonder,” with Mr. G. Locke.) Zeb Brighton. ....+++++ preaseage G PF: Doeke, Auguste «.;. Sek hata os venhee soecebess TeOrne, BEY. GROOT Gs. ox copra edeckstivess Mr. Graves. Lucretians s+ sees, ve +seeeMire. G. E. Locke. Prices of Admission: *. Dress Circle and Parquette... ...65: $1,000, eoresvegneennee enka tee . -bets.

Saran CONV N es orn of this State who a ng be or of sustainifiy the present National Administration, and at gavin. aro the Constitution of the Unit tates and reserving the Union entire are requested to eledt Deleyates to a State Convention te be held “in: the rity ‘of -Sacramente;-onthe 37th day June, A. b., 162, for the purpose of Sominiting aC andidate for Superintendent « f Puvlic Instruc tion, and for transacting such other business as shall properly come before it; sueh De lezates to fights down hill. That’s so Have’nt we “geen it backwards rolling its ball up-hill for some time? A MoTtTo FoR THE RECONSTRUCTION. ists.—The Marysville Appeal siys :—We respectfully offer to the reconstructiovists of the Democratic party the nas tars appropriate stanza aa a motto: 2 ‘*Democracy it is a name To every freeman dear ; And he whio loves his counteree THINKS OF IT WITH A TEAR.’? SELLING. A MAN.—They sell men out in Towa, for certain offences. A late Burlington rthus mentions « chattel sale: A i y looking personage abounding iu whisers and whisky. and who claimed to be his honor, the Mayor of Montrose, was sold under the hammer at the Auction Room a few days since tv citizen Joseph Jones for the magnificent sum of thirty-five cents. He says he came up on the Jennie on Monday afternoon and went on a big drunk, and was sold on his own request. Our fellow citizens of Montrose cannct well spare. such a fine looking officer and a depttation ought to be sent immediate'y to repurchase his honor. EpUCATION IN Spatn.—Some years ago here was a legend about, that Neah had been permitted to re-visit the earth. He wandered about from country to country, ill at ease in each of them. Nothing was natural—nothing was as it weed to be. Steam. boats and railroads, telegraph wires and lucifer matehes,with a thousand other innevations met him at every turn. The legend says at {tength hereached Spain, then the sadness of his ceuntenance was changed, his eyes sparked with delight, and in exuberance ‘of his oy, he threw up his hat and thanked God hat there was one country which remained ust as he left it. WorKING THE Wires Gen. Mitchel, when he arrived at Deeatur. Alabawe, is said to haye cut the telegraph comuminication between Corinth and Richmond. He, how ever, kept up aa active correspondence with both ends 6f the line; now telling Jeff. Davis in the name of Beauregard, something that astonished him. and then telling Beauregard, in the name of Jeff. Davia; ovher things no less astonishing. What secrets he learned we are.unable to tell, but the report goes that he promised Beauregard large reinfurcements, and thea marched his own forces direetly at Cormth. Tue Yreka Journal says a Chinese Free at ates Freginiake will ba pecnaked eye in nearly the whole of the quartz. The company havé given their claim the . tam name of El Dorado. reeerereceanneseeeee Artivats at Natonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR . MAY, 29th T O Conner, J Glide G Vv’ & Lad San F Hooper, oa? M Dickson, “do 80 5 do J ¥ Dickson, do L. A Sackett, $ T’t H Cabbett, de A Zellerback, Moores C Leavitt, oo. = M Eddy, Fol Mis Acker R.Bruce, San Juan man, de WM Bartlett, do » Dole, —Gity—Jd-P__Halmer,-_8-T y G Phillips, do” AJ Johuson, do J Cowyar, do bh Vandason, Eureka Geo Kaia, do L — River GeoW Lenhart, do K . do F Hamilton, do W T Harst, Q fill W A Upton. G Valley J A Buslight, do Geo W Dixon, do Geo Loring do J Victon, do 3C Thompson, do J Punston, do G Hobert, J Morcon, do BIRTH. ‘In this city, on the 28th inst., to the wife of John Paseoe a bouncing boy. = MARRIED. in Sacramento, 27th, by Rev. T\ Starr King, CuAs. T. JENKINS of Grn Valley to Lucy HARRON of Seceneane. ‘WESTON i FAMILY ! Grand Vocal ante. Instrumental OTN Sie Oe bobesandi NEVADA THEATRE!! —ON= Saturday Evening, May 21st. eae FAMILY leave ce age of the Fag . Santo eerie and e Circle.— the followwise Myra Muy Vocal ‘Soprano. AEE fcorme Alls Mf., Vocal Alto. Instruments, Piano, es W., Vocal. ‘Tenor. Instrument, Ebor oe “ ora ; Vocal Basso. Instrament. Baritone. Leonard, V Voeal—Buffa, Instrument, Pigno— Spey with aisbeaaiitl on wis ; by aoe ea og the De.{ ; etc ais Sly a ceived about three years ago from Australia, . be elected in accordance with the following apre F ssisialinke are being made all over . pawn ag the East India éoffee, and where it . , Portioument : the State to celebrate the coming Anniversar Y . was fast supereeding all other caffe. Mame ss sive aii 6] Samgieranrdia caine 2 : ’ ae BUG, ovcse secvvences San Diego : ’ y—ure : Devit’s Gate GoLp.—It appears that the c daleverae ere 9/San Frameiseo. .... : . Are many in this State ure not supposed to entrance—to-the Devil's Gate le paved with Satu 2isten Loaquinss ccccecee ne 8 be in for celebrating the 4th of July. gold. Discoveries of great richness have Somme Costa.. . 5. 3an Luis Obispo. a eaeeE Bearers wecsetccapoiniai Det NGFheevs evades 2jSen Mateo..s.6.. o «4 > lately been discovered in this district, in hi Dorado......12. Santa Barbera.’ .:... 1 (HF The Marysville Express saya it never . Nevada Territory, gold being visible tu the . Fresnd......05i}Santa Clara.....-. 9 It is recommended that no delegate be <lected unless he be a legal resident of the Cuunty ive beloer ene pes me ho proxi s be Bunty Delegates to an ieisane of the t founty ch they shal Save elected to re a elas of the Fae goings State Central Com mi BUSERAR, Chairman. . ALFRED Banstow, Seeretary:— See upon physical decay. can only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, Ur. Hestetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative, immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in its effect lt tones the stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirits. For dyspepsia, oppression after eating, billious cholic, wind cholic, spasme of mach, sick or nervous head-ache, chile and ; tremens, prostration, and all the complamts special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earnestly recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed their superjor efficacy to Every hteusekeeper how diificult it is to make good bread, therefore take pleasure in calling atten to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only to use Redington & Co's Veast ©. In every respect ttexcebsaltshipdiar preparations every offered to ihe public< “ See a Scab peat in ahothes colum Lao viv. Private Medical al Instat Sacramento street, Sctow i M ite Pacific Mail Steam8) Rees i) Oftice, n Franciseo. 5 8 in 1854, fosg the Permanent Cure of pee ame Private Dt Diseases and the Suppres At and Resident Ph Phyisician, L. J. Czapka ay »M. D.-late in the H vlan RevoluHen a Chief wht ges to Bath age “e Surgeon to the tong Col. t of discasen peculiar to the Bet 5 any hours—From Apap M., to 9 Pp. M. Commanications strictly confidential. nt cure guaranteed or no pay. Coasultations by letter or otherwise free. Address DR. L. J. CLAPKAY, San Francisco. of in such cases.—Sold by all Druggists and dealers” ‘The Performance will eommenéé with the comedy _ 3. Sono 3 Stanislaue. pn coeen ocee es ‘ Mer 1) Sutter.,. ixaccces 3 big Pr ere rer ere $ SM Prinity n+ os, oreecsenes. 5 4/Tulare & Buena bs _, 2] fuolumne o . FRAGs casa vecsvess specs i Plamas .ecesaccesees EY UDRe a's ec rncened coos 9 apse WORD TO THE AGED.—In the de. cline of 'ife the loss of vital force consequent . Pesth, it H ee the late 3 ey oe rh ‘ SATUR A Cs characte men. IT liar, idio and as d ters. € called “ indepen not prov tanner, ‘to lonk . manifes' with co viving prove fa an awk could w ters, he with te Bumme and it a plication list wag of five ¢ ’ Nevada, with an has bein the cot time. live, a good m plense t forming here on success _Walleya crowdil “gibte-w appree! forit is visited “Mrs L and the await t AR cents r met al run ho (a neig ing bre The thirds must b Can it case, \ Gor —We firm of openin import the St ‘branch -deubt trate. Cat. Episcc Temp ~ object purpe which The ¢ no dot Lax tisson, tinue « They . dians that se the sa’ string -Ert Morni wat E Afte Epises Lord tH someh course ‘ed ne) at the House