May 31, 1863 (4 pages)

k : SUNDAY MORNING MAY 31st, CuaNoes CLimaTic axp Potrricat — Geologists tell us that the earth has uners gone many and repented changes in cfithate, . productions. The time was when the atmosphere was so heavily charged with carbonie acid that tle higher forms of animal life could not ¢xiét. Immense forests of ferns covered the marshy surface of almost boundless regions, and cold blooded monsters. crawled through almost impenetrable jungles. Ferns and rushes, of which we sve at the present era the dwarfy desevndants, grew like the big trees of California—giants in perfect age whea man would appear. Sinilar changes occur, but mere rapidly, in the political world. It has been our fortune to see the process by which changes have been carried on: but the rising generation who have not watched the process, but ’ and other political Cryptogams as we. look upon the diminutive ferns of our fields, atuo< ted and dwarfed for want of the foul air of an era when its progenitors grew mightily and flourished. As the political atmosphere is purified it is fitted for the use of finer organizations, and they appear. The spirit of progression rules the elements of nature, <> gud-the reGning process goes on. The wind of man adapts itself to the changing circumstances and moves upward, expanding as it goes, All, save that of the pelitical bigot, who remaine the dwarfed :epresentative of @ family that flourished in a cruder period. “> As well might Joba Bile: and his congeners attempt to restore the flourish of Democracy again in these times, us the brakes upon our hills, to expect to rival the fern foreata of the Carboniferous era. It is not the time for such vegetation. ~ The* improv ed circumstances of the age require more perfect forms of political life. Hence the} . aa Pourticat InTuiwves.—The San Fran« cisov Evening Journal openly charges upon that he has formed a cabal for selfish and political ends, and that his finger marks are plainly visible. We do not know how much truth there may be in the report, but it is a fact that there are more of the asdhereats of Conness aspiring to office this year than the friends of all the other prominent wea in the State put together. Thus, we have Upson, Tom. Shannon, Sanderson, B. B. Redding, Barton, Perkins, Hathaway, Machin, and the deuce knows how many imore, all @amorous for something, and, of course;x pecting aid from the Mogul they have made, Teno.—It is proposed to drop the name . . of Bigler trom the lake among the Sierras and adopt the Indian name of Teho. Good idea: Why the finest sheet of water in the moun' talus should be named after a fifth rate poli tician we have never been able to see, Let's eallit Teho. Fiue fishing in Teho. : Who's going on a pleasure excursion this summer to Teho? Poetical name; Indian name: proper name. Teho ia suitable. Who don’t say Teho? oo Tae Frencn at Puesta.—The latest telegraphic news is, in effect, that the French have not retreated from Puebla, but still keep up &cannonade. The Freach papers published in San Franciaco have ali along contamned no very bad news of the operatious of their countrymen in Mexico. : tH" The Auburn Advocate reports a sale ©f 100 feet in the Distillery eupper lode a 64 dollars a foot. That was some time ago. Sales have been made here of 15 dollars a font, and 20 dollars have been offered—so we are told by credible parties. eee Powre Press.—The Virginia City Daily Union, boasts of being printed on the only power proes between the Sierra Nevada and the Missousi river’ Luck to its power. Looks Sspiciovs.—'Tis said a Rever. end from Virginia has run the blockade te get bibles from England for the Confederate soldiers, It looks as if the poor fellows " were going to need the books pretty soon. Jumpina Ciams.—They sny quite a Me “Binsiness is done down the country jumping “Copper claims, most of which are worthless. Meaner businees than stealing coppers from a dead higger's cyes. Lo ake & ‘fori “Ained u resuvived tebe free, and with nvble resolve, have steaek fur liberty. If is n-t neeessury to eater into detail of their history and bsuffcrings. The former is recorded in char= . acters of living fight, upon the indelible pages of European civilization; the latter presents the blackest page-of diabolcal barbarity ever Witteh by fiends or men. This moment all classes, from the hoary-headed sire to feeble childhood, and even delicate and refi~ ned womanhood, are strugling:against. the barbarism of Rus-ia, with all energy Which extreme cruelty and despair can . prompt. They appeal to Gud for the rectitude and justice of their cause, and to humanity for sympathy and sid.The people of England, Ireland,.France, Belgiuut, Switzerland, Denmark, and Italy, have nobly responded ; and shall Americans fail to appreciate the sacrdness of the cause, and the imperative obligations of freemen -inan emergency like this? It cannot be.— You have always hy with suffering bumarity everywhere. You have relieved the distresses of the unfortunate ef every land. You have contributed sid, and sfforded encourgement to the struggling patriots of every nationality The Executive Cor mittee now appeals to your generous and patrwtic. hearts, in aid ofa desoted nation, whose very nawe is the synonym of liberty and chivalry. Messrs. Doushue, Ralston & Co., have consented to receive and tranemit to the East, and to ‘Europe, all contributions, under the directions of the Executive Committee. Collections jo thetr dfferent localities of the State may be mado by committees appointed by the citizens, or by the Aventa appointed. by the Execative Committee. Act with promptitude and energy, and you wi!l contribute to strike down the oppressor’s power, nnd free . a nation from bondage. At all events,-your generous, your patriotic deeds will receive the approbation of your consciences, your God and of posterity. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. E Lazard Chairman tC Piotrowski N Lareo € Bielawski BD J Oliver K B Woodward EF Beate . T A telby : LJ Caapka D Dr Loehr F MacCrellish JC Zabriskie Sec’y C Meyer ti" The ladies connected with the Methedist church mm Grass Valley, are to have a grand festival, on Wednesday evening next, at the Fireman's Hall in that place. Tickets, including supper, $2 50. Prima _Donna.—Mrs. Agatha States (nee Mandeville) is going to Italy on the 13th prox. to perfect herself in masic. THE Mexican residenta of San Francisco have sent $1,200 more for the relief ot their wounded countrymen. : Higuer Waces.—Nearly all other crafts in New York having demanded higher wa» ges, the printers, at a meeting ef New York Typographical Union, No. 6, cn the 2d of May. resolved to demand forty cents per thousand ems for co.nposition on morning newspa pers—the new scale to take effect on the -9th of May. Oid prices thirty-five ceuts. A.COUNTRYMAN wu visiting New York during the cholera, asked what that board was put across the street for; upon being told that it was to keep the disease from spreading, he exclaimed: **Well, lawow I.ve often heard tell of the Board of Health but never saw it before in all my life.” ty Jaux Minor Botts, of Virginia, so long in~ earcerated in the Libby prison, in Saulsbury,. ‘N. C., has. been released through the in! sition of a ‘friend, an extensive purchaser of tobacco, and haa permission to remain on his estate, near Gordonaville, under the pledge of not aiding or abetting the Union cause. Dawie.S. E. STan>whe emigrated to Alubama frown Connecticut twenty-five years ago, was hung by a moh at Montgomery, Alabama, on the Mth ultimo, for having writ~ ten a book against the South. The book was in manuscript. NM THe New Albany Ledger says that Mra. Magee, of Rowena, Welis county, Ind., has presented her spouse, during the Inst three years and a half, with no less than twelve children, oll of Whom are alive. _ To Be HuNG.—Abner Swith, for the murder of Malcolm Van Cleave.and Joho Marr, fir the murder of Veuve, are-to be hung at San Jese on the 10th of July, unless the Governor or some other power interteres to prevent, , ¢ THE Virginia Uuion says, Cowper, or whoever he was, who wrote ‘Ophir a lodge in.gsome vast wilderuess,” would have to correct now—the ledge is in the centre ofa well settled town site. THIRTY guns have been mounted on the earthworks around New Haven harbor for the protection of the city. The work uf defence will be completed this summer. “THOMAS Sims, the slave sent. bick “to bondage seme yeas ago from Boston, has escaped from the Rebel lines at Vicksburg, and is ence more in the New England capital. In CaAMP.—There are now three hundred and fifty men attached to the First Cavalry Regiment, at Camp Stanferd, Stockton. RASCALS.—A gang of raacale, said to be from San Francisco, have lately arrived at Placerville, to ply their thieving vocation. They were épotted. J} Contracts deeded by th Iu Grass Valley, May 27th, ——— EE ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE BR. LANCASTER, Prop’r. : MArY 29, 1662. C E Mit-hell, San Fran GT Bartictt Dutch F Beaten tree rect, "ge JAEston § do J8 Dewey do W H Dur do DP Dougherty VC Be? Heydluff éo z Bass Cased Pon J GKopf Blue Tent 8 Ewing W_W Cozzens U Bet LIST OF LETTERS EM ALNING in the Nevada Post Office, May 3°th, 1863. Persons calling ody Fund these Letters will please say “Advertised May 20th.” : A oO Kerser David Barry Jone Killender Hom Bartels John B.ough'in Stephen O Berry FL. 2 ,Lenoerd Thos aes Briggs Geo Laigo Joba $ Bower Fred i KS Boyd Joha May Jos E Chandier Henry F Morrow H G Chapel Elizabeth Merrow Timothy Clark Ed Z Murphy Daniel Cook Lyman H y Wm Cowans Thos Nicholson Benj F Spike” ——_‘Righieagois Saye oha Sooke A Nixon M Dart Hugh L Palmer Larenze D Wm Parkin Phillip Early J Peter Charlies. Flanders Elizabeth Plumer Warren Fryoly ES Redfern Geo Gower Michael Rollins Wm Griffith Jos Schmitt Chas W Crove John Sehriner Hanes Jacob T 8h BF. Hasbeowek termin M Sloan Horace Hill Jonathan A Smith Jess Hattor Jobd Smith Johu Haffman W yett Stevens Albert mare Henry Terre John Perre is -Ingersoli Chas Thom: Henry Jewett Albert § Tyrrell Me Keeler Arthur K T ‘Uptou David N Kelley Almira illiams Thos Kelley N Wyatt -Almer Foreign Letters, S Fehr Albia _ Smid FTA Gotte Henrich Stukel Josef Meyer Edward ~ Volmer Jos “ . E. F. BEAN, Postmaster. . NEVADA FRUIT STORE. T]HE undersigned has opened a Fruit store opposite the National Exchange Hotei, on Broad street, and made srranye— with reliable parties for a constant supply of. ! z Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. iH. J. CLARK. N. B.—On hand « large supply of FEREWORK? of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf SHERI’ £#’S SALE —Whereas: on the 2ist day of May, A. D. 1863, a final j nt ahd d-erce Was ia the ith J Dist ofthe State of California, in and for the coun of Nevada against David Phelps in suit of Little vs David Phelp-, for the sum of two thousand five hundred and fifty-six dollars and thirty-five with interest thereon the date of this decreeat the rate of twe cent per month until Also, against vid Phelps, in suitof A. F. and K. J Clark vs. David ps.for the sum of two thousand five hundred an‘ fifty six d liars and thirty-five een ts—§2,556 35—with interest thereon frem the date of this decree at the rate of two per cent month until paid. And aiso, mat E. J. ark and in faver of Henry Powell for the sum of uine hundred and thirty-three dollars and six“81x cen’ 33 66—with interest thereon py the date of this decree at the rate of two od cent month until paid. And whereas on » said 2ist ge ed May, 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mort ges set forth inthe several complaints to this action be foreclosed and the property therein de ote to-wit: Ist, bo . bs = certain lot or par e property @:.a-e iu Brid eport Tow'p, Nev. Co. known as the Central Ranch & Saw Mill, said Mill promerty being about tem acres of land on whieh said Saw Millis situated, and adjoining thereto. Said Saw Mill being ceperally known as Clark's Saw Mill, lying about fwo miles east: of North San Juan, and at the apper end of the Raliroad leading from North San Juan. Also the. Saw Mill Machinery, including saws. steam jwer and apparatus in and belonging to shid ill. also. all ofthat property known as the Railroad heading from said Saw Mill to North San Juan, including Kailroad Track, the iand on which said t is located and the right of way to and over saidtrack, ‘ogether with Hy) ular the fights, privileges and appurtenances hereunto delongigg. 2d. That certain Railroad leading from Cla &.Cc’s Lumber Yard in North San Juan to the new Saw K Ranch, about three miles inlength more or ks Also said new Saw Mill, known as the Clark & Company’s new Saw Mill, and ten a of land upon which the said Mill is . ed< the same be. ing bounded on the north and edt by the aforesaid Key's Ranch. Also, the Boilers, Engines, be -— — yer ; ae attached.— 80, that certain lot of land, lying and being ‘n the sat? county of Nevada, hy on the = road leading f the Oak Tree Ranch to Montezuma till mtai 160 acres more or less. Also the Steam Saw Mill situated thereon. and the Boilers, Engines, Saws and Machimery attached together with all the Lumber and Lumber © parties of the second part to the party of the first part by their deeds and transfers executed June 3, is 2 together with alfand singular the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise pertaining be levied upon and sold to satisfy the said several judgments hc reinbefore set forth with interest and costs and the proceeds thereof plied té the payment of the said several sums “"Jetiowis herety qien, thet E will o 3 y given, wi te public ‘sale all the above described rer to the highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada,on TUESDAY, June — yen the hours of 9 o’clock, A M,, . + a Grven under hand of Mi 1803. Nw. ns . From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours ! bahd sin-. , Mull near Key's PRIVATE SCHOOL. My: that she open a 7 Private School, on Monday, June ist in the School Room formerly eccupied by W. E. F. Deal, at the héad of Broad steect, Terms of Tuition--From $200 to $5 00 per month. may 29 tf FAST SIX HOBSE LINE i —TOoO— : NEVADA TERRITORY ! (aerate From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours! tee On and after Monday, June ist, 1663; at’/4 0’elgek, Fr. m., and alternate days théréatter, I will start a Six Horse Stage from my office m Nevada eity.or : ; Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of “" NERYVYADA TERRITORY. vada, at 4 o’elock in the afternoou ean ud on arriving m Virgivia lz M., the next day. Un and after the date of this noti-e 1 will run Six Horse kams ali the way. . Making Passengers walk is ‘‘played out *” The return Stage leayes the office at Virginia city on Tuesday morning, June 2d,-and every otuer day thvieafter, at 40’clock. A M., and ar. riving in Nevada city at > o’clock in the evening 9 ote a unity of stopgers € an opportunity of s ping at Bevady: city till 4 o'clock the next morning, ean take the stage for and then Sacramento and arrive in time to take the Boat —o ‘aia adit =a = from Nevada Territory to the Bay in The public ean depend spon making the time through as specitieu in this advertisement. F.om., Nevada city to Virginia city in TWENTY Hours! . From Virginia city to Nevada city in sixTEEN Hours! I will refund the pass money If I ever fail to make the time. — EVERY SAFETY AND COMFORT Is guaranteed to passengers traveling on m is Peaneegers wit conier a favor oy reper ting any negligence on the part of any of my employees. JAMES 8S. McCUE, ; : ; Proprietor. Succesror to Nevada Stage Company. Office at Nevada, opposite the National ExOffice at Grass Valley. at the Wisconsin HeoNevada, May 29th—tf >. AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE! Cc. H. COLBY, No. 39, * Broad Street, Nevada City. Respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies to his Large and choice stock of FASHIONABLE DRY Goobs. Consisting in partof ~~ Foreign and Domestic . Mey Géods, * Stks of pif hinds, Silk ana Ww ool Damasks, . Carpets and Oli Cloths. Nerada, April Sth. . ‘HO, FOR WASHOE! California Stage Company’s DAILY LINE OF CONCORD COACHES.’ ——For Virginia, Carson‘and Washoe Cities via Nevada and the Henness Pass!! a The above Lime leaves Sacramento at 6% a. Marysville at 64, ». : Nevada upon the srrival of hs RETURNING. this 28th KNOWLTON, ARRANGEMENT! the office in the city of Ne . s Leave Virginia City at & a. M, connecting H. WENDLER, ‘ ie No. 29 Broad Street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. . Having pur tire & of H. H, Shaffer : . & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, ' Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, : Mirrors, Chairs, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description ag reasonable rates. Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf Grocery Store and. Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &., Which he sell at low rates. Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. my 24 Give me one trial. : Richmond Taken, sure. so L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAZ, STREET has just received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «c. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf” Bargains! SBargains!! Bargains!!! “HH. HORWITZ & Co., No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada City. FFER thir splendid stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Calicos, Lawns ond all kind of Fancy Goods at 2 great reduction. Call and convince yourselyes ot the truth. . >» H. HORWITZ & ls May 13th, 1863, a Wire Rope. pb prngtew cngnnen of Mining Companies and others using rope or chain for hoisting or standing purposes is called to the patent wire ro manufactured by us and in eral use through= _ state. strand, for rapid.-economipermancrt fencing, bridge wire, bal wire, wire of all kinds in Tote te vals, sein: , Pamphlets, with detaila and abe prompt of strength and prices of ropes, furnished on applieation to our agents. or to the manufacturers. put A, S&S. Hallidie & Co. a 412 Clay street, San Francisco. White Napa County ur HIS favorite place of resort, purchased by us, T has been put in complete wider. We also erected several ee. and are nowte recetve our friends and patrens. Drier r Rooms, left at our office n the C11ental Hotel will be promptly attended to = ALSTROM & CO,. Proprietors. —— ee SALE.—By virtue of an , m to me delivered, issued from the Sourt of Robt. MeGoun. Esq., an acting Justice of the Péace in.and for the county of Nevada, bearing date May 9th. a. p. 18°3, to satisfy a judgment rendered sail Court, on the 18th cay of April, A. p. 183. 1n favor of M. J Heydiéauff, and against Edward Esmond, for the sum of $194 5s principal, and $80 19 interest, wid $17-20 costs of suit, I have taken in execution ana will seli to the highest biader for cash che Reson described property heretofore attached. April 15, 1863, to wit : All the right, title and interest of Edward Esmond of, in and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated on Arkansas Hill near thetown ef Red Dog and known. as the . claims‘ot Esmond & Co., together with fumes, tools, appurtenan and privileges thereunto belonging. Also a certain house and Jot. together with all the improvements on said lot, situated near.the toll! ouse.of Cnew & Bros. will sell the alove described property at pybtic auction at Red Dog on the 18th day of Jihe, A. b. 1863, betwees the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and § o’elock P. mM. of said dayken as the property of Edward Eswond tos the above demands and accruing crests Witness my hand this 1962 M tis: th day of May). D. COMBS, Constable. _ $1 EWARD! LY? r. m the road.from Grass Valley te Go) t, or from Gold Flatto Nevada, ® “Dafk-Red Moroceo Pocket-Book, Containing accounts of Huloman & Johnson. bill of sale, and two small notes. A reward of $10 will be paid if returned to a: J. 8. JOHNSON. ap29 At Weaver & Co’s. Nevada. WSTED —We are mg $7 cord for good Oak bark. % ae caantis wanted. KELSEY & BUT Nevada, April 34—2m WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shee, Keepe constantly on hand sarge eeps con on a large assortment of Reexens. Boy’s Boots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters.Boot & Shoe Findings 4!Wwaysonhand. Repairing — = ap2 ERNEST, Bookbinder, Kelsey.* with eS *s Coaches at Nevada for Sacramen’ 7 ‘ean rely upon through on the above Koutes as other the *peedly at any other fveas the Mountains . apls Agent at Ney Hi Building, Corner of Pine mmercia! Streets, Nevada. 3 nee 277 a ¢ has just received a large Organdies.g ve~ ie 48 BNC eera, the M this m Hon ance h tag at Nev tees ha inplac at the. THE yesterc the te morro} Court. ar) as care will ple for ext a ville U7 ‘da, die ar of Lan the Hu = A fe at me v tional, . when it stateme TRANS me fe Tair wor ed it ths he made he did ? ofter he “alame s head wi ment for an eleph staid abs cidental He got, . fied wit! der-st ri ther. T ho} Please, fuund in er trans: the best flock, co g0Vern 3 & bill for modatio compens had beer

k : SUNDAY MORNING MAY 31st, CuaNoes CLimaTic axp Potrricat — Geologists tell us that the earth has uners gone many and repented changes in cfithate, . productions. The time was when the atmosphere was so heavily charged with carbonie acid that tle higher forms of animal life could not ¢xiét. Immense forests of ferns covered the marshy surface of almost boundless regions, and cold blooded monsters. crawled through almost impenetrable jungles. Ferns and rushes, of which we sve at the present era the dwarfy desevndants, grew like the big trees of California—giants in perfect age whea man would appear. Sinilar changes occur, but mere rapidly, in the political world. It has been our fortune to see the process by which changes have been carried on: but the rising generation who have not watched the process, but ’ and other political Cryptogams as we. look upon the diminutive ferns of our fields, atuo< ted and dwarfed for want of the foul air of an era when its progenitors grew mightily and flourished. As the political atmosphere is purified it is fitted for the use of finer organizations, and they appear. The spirit of progression rules the elements of nature, <> gud-the reGning process goes on. The wind of man adapts itself to the changing circumstances and moves upward, expanding as it goes, All, save that of the pelitical bigot, who remaine the dwarfed :epresentative of @ family that flourished in a cruder period. “> As well might Joba Bile: and his congeners attempt to restore the flourish of Democracy again in these times, us the brakes upon our hills, to expect to rival the fern foreata of the Carboniferous era. It is not the time for such vegetation. ~ The* improv ed circumstances of the age require more perfect forms of political life. Hence the} . aa Pourticat InTuiwves.—The San Fran« cisov Evening Journal openly charges upon that he has formed a cabal for selfish and political ends, and that his finger marks are plainly visible. We do not know how much truth there may be in the report, but it is a fact that there are more of the asdhereats of Conness aspiring to office this year than the friends of all the other prominent wea in the State put together. Thus, we have Upson, Tom. Shannon, Sanderson, B. B. Redding, Barton, Perkins, Hathaway, Machin, and the deuce knows how many imore, all @amorous for something, and, of course;x pecting aid from the Mogul they have made, Teno.—It is proposed to drop the name . . of Bigler trom the lake among the Sierras and adopt the Indian name of Teho. Good idea: Why the finest sheet of water in the moun' talus should be named after a fifth rate poli tician we have never been able to see, Let's eallit Teho. Fiue fishing in Teho. : Who's going on a pleasure excursion this summer to Teho? Poetical name; Indian name: proper name. Teho ia suitable. Who don’t say Teho? oo Tae Frencn at Puesta.—The latest telegraphic news is, in effect, that the French have not retreated from Puebla, but still keep up &cannonade. The Freach papers published in San Franciaco have ali along contamned no very bad news of the operatious of their countrymen in Mexico. : tH" The Auburn Advocate reports a sale ©f 100 feet in the Distillery eupper lode a 64 dollars a foot. That was some time ago. Sales have been made here of 15 dollars a font, and 20 dollars have been offered—so we are told by credible parties. eee Powre Press.—The Virginia City Daily Union, boasts of being printed on the only power proes between the Sierra Nevada and the Missousi river’ Luck to its power. Looks Sspiciovs.—'Tis said a Rever. end from Virginia has run the blockade te get bibles from England for the Confederate soldiers, It looks as if the poor fellows " were going to need the books pretty soon. Jumpina Ciams.—They sny quite a Me “Binsiness is done down the country jumping “Copper claims, most of which are worthless. Meaner businees than stealing coppers from a dead higger's cyes. Lo ake & ‘fori “Ained u resuvived tebe free, and with nvble resolve, have steaek fur liberty. If is n-t neeessury to eater into detail of their history and bsuffcrings. The former is recorded in char= . acters of living fight, upon the indelible pages of European civilization; the latter presents the blackest page-of diabolcal barbarity ever Witteh by fiends or men. This moment all classes, from the hoary-headed sire to feeble childhood, and even delicate and refi~ ned womanhood, are strugling:against. the barbarism of Rus-ia, with all energy Which extreme cruelty and despair can . prompt. They appeal to Gud for the rectitude and justice of their cause, and to humanity for sympathy and sid.The people of England, Ireland,.France, Belgiuut, Switzerland, Denmark, and Italy, have nobly responded ; and shall Americans fail to appreciate the sacrdness of the cause, and the imperative obligations of freemen -inan emergency like this? It cannot be.— You have always hy with suffering bumarity everywhere. You have relieved the distresses of the unfortunate ef every land. You have contributed sid, and sfforded encourgement to the struggling patriots of every nationality The Executive Cor mittee now appeals to your generous and patrwtic. hearts, in aid ofa desoted nation, whose very nawe is the synonym of liberty and chivalry. Messrs. Doushue, Ralston & Co., have consented to receive and tranemit to the East, and to ‘Europe, all contributions, under the directions of the Executive Committee. Collections jo thetr dfferent localities of the State may be mado by committees appointed by the citizens, or by the Aventa appointed. by the Execative Committee. Act with promptitude and energy, and you wi!l contribute to strike down the oppressor’s power, nnd free . a nation from bondage. At all events,-your generous, your patriotic deeds will receive the approbation of your consciences, your God and of posterity. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. E Lazard Chairman tC Piotrowski N Lareo € Bielawski BD J Oliver K B Woodward EF Beate . T A telby : LJ Caapka D Dr Loehr F MacCrellish JC Zabriskie Sec’y C Meyer ti" The ladies connected with the Methedist church mm Grass Valley, are to have a grand festival, on Wednesday evening next, at the Fireman's Hall in that place. Tickets, including supper, $2 50. Prima _Donna.—Mrs. Agatha States (nee Mandeville) is going to Italy on the 13th prox. to perfect herself in masic. THE Mexican residenta of San Francisco have sent $1,200 more for the relief ot their wounded countrymen. : Higuer Waces.—Nearly all other crafts in New York having demanded higher wa» ges, the printers, at a meeting ef New York Typographical Union, No. 6, cn the 2d of May. resolved to demand forty cents per thousand ems for co.nposition on morning newspa pers—the new scale to take effect on the -9th of May. Oid prices thirty-five ceuts. A.COUNTRYMAN wu visiting New York during the cholera, asked what that board was put across the street for; upon being told that it was to keep the disease from spreading, he exclaimed: **Well, lawow I.ve often heard tell of the Board of Health but never saw it before in all my life.” ty Jaux Minor Botts, of Virginia, so long in~ earcerated in the Libby prison, in Saulsbury,. ‘N. C., has. been released through the in! sition of a ‘friend, an extensive purchaser of tobacco, and haa permission to remain on his estate, near Gordonaville, under the pledge of not aiding or abetting the Union cause. Dawie.S. E. STan>whe emigrated to Alubama frown Connecticut twenty-five years ago, was hung by a moh at Montgomery, Alabama, on the Mth ultimo, for having writ~ ten a book against the South. The book was in manuscript. NM THe New Albany Ledger says that Mra. Magee, of Rowena, Welis county, Ind., has presented her spouse, during the Inst three years and a half, with no less than twelve children, oll of Whom are alive. _ To Be HuNG.—Abner Swith, for the murder of Malcolm Van Cleave.and Joho Marr, fir the murder of Veuve, are-to be hung at San Jese on the 10th of July, unless the Governor or some other power interteres to prevent, , ¢ THE Virginia Uuion says, Cowper, or whoever he was, who wrote ‘Ophir a lodge in.gsome vast wilderuess,” would have to correct now—the ledge is in the centre ofa well settled town site. THIRTY guns have been mounted on the earthworks around New Haven harbor for the protection of the city. The work uf defence will be completed this summer. “THOMAS Sims, the slave sent. bick “to bondage seme yeas ago from Boston, has escaped from the Rebel lines at Vicksburg, and is ence more in the New England capital. In CaAMP.—There are now three hundred and fifty men attached to the First Cavalry Regiment, at Camp Stanferd, Stockton. RASCALS.—A gang of raacale, said to be from San Francisco, have lately arrived at Placerville, to ply their thieving vocation. They were épotted. J} Contracts deeded by th Iu Grass Valley, May 27th, ——— EE ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE BR. LANCASTER, Prop’r. : MArY 29, 1662. C E Mit-hell, San Fran GT Bartictt Dutch F Beaten tree rect, "ge JAEston § do J8 Dewey do W H Dur do DP Dougherty VC Be? Heydluff éo z Bass Cased Pon J GKopf Blue Tent 8 Ewing W_W Cozzens U Bet LIST OF LETTERS EM ALNING in the Nevada Post Office, May 3°th, 1863. Persons calling ody Fund these Letters will please say “Advertised May 20th.” : A oO Kerser David Barry Jone Killender Hom Bartels John B.ough'in Stephen O Berry FL. 2 ,Lenoerd Thos aes Briggs Geo Laigo Joba $ Bower Fred i KS Boyd Joha May Jos E Chandier Henry F Morrow H G Chapel Elizabeth Merrow Timothy Clark Ed Z Murphy Daniel Cook Lyman H y Wm Cowans Thos Nicholson Benj F Spike” ——_‘Righieagois Saye oha Sooke A Nixon M Dart Hugh L Palmer Larenze D Wm Parkin Phillip Early J Peter Charlies. Flanders Elizabeth Plumer Warren Fryoly ES Redfern Geo Gower Michael Rollins Wm Griffith Jos Schmitt Chas W Crove John Sehriner Hanes Jacob T 8h BF. Hasbeowek termin M Sloan Horace Hill Jonathan A Smith Jess Hattor Jobd Smith Johu Haffman W yett Stevens Albert mare Henry Terre John Perre is -Ingersoli Chas Thom: Henry Jewett Albert § Tyrrell Me Keeler Arthur K T ‘Uptou David N Kelley Almira illiams Thos Kelley N Wyatt -Almer Foreign Letters, S Fehr Albia _ Smid FTA Gotte Henrich Stukel Josef Meyer Edward ~ Volmer Jos “ . E. F. BEAN, Postmaster. . NEVADA FRUIT STORE. T]HE undersigned has opened a Fruit store opposite the National Exchange Hotei, on Broad street, and made srranye— with reliable parties for a constant supply of. ! z Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. iH. J. CLARK. N. B.—On hand « large supply of FEREWORK? of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf SHERI’ £#’S SALE —Whereas: on the 2ist day of May, A. D. 1863, a final j nt ahd d-erce Was ia the ith J Dist ofthe State of California, in and for the coun of Nevada against David Phelps in suit of Little vs David Phelp-, for the sum of two thousand five hundred and fifty-six dollars and thirty-five with interest thereon the date of this decreeat the rate of twe cent per month until Also, against vid Phelps, in suitof A. F. and K. J Clark vs. David ps.for the sum of two thousand five hundred an‘ fifty six d liars and thirty-five een ts—§2,556 35—with interest thereon frem the date of this decree at the rate of two per cent month until paid. And aiso, mat E. J. ark and in faver of Henry Powell for the sum of uine hundred and thirty-three dollars and six“81x cen’ 33 66—with interest thereon py the date of this decree at the rate of two od cent month until paid. And whereas on » said 2ist ge ed May, 1863, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that the mort ges set forth inthe several complaints to this action be foreclosed and the property therein de ote to-wit: Ist, bo . bs = certain lot or par e property @:.a-e iu Brid eport Tow'p, Nev. Co. known as the Central Ranch & Saw Mill, said Mill promerty being about tem acres of land on whieh said Saw Millis situated, and adjoining thereto. Said Saw Mill being ceperally known as Clark's Saw Mill, lying about fwo miles east: of North San Juan, and at the apper end of the Raliroad leading from North San Juan. Also the. Saw Mill Machinery, including saws. steam jwer and apparatus in and belonging to shid ill. also. all ofthat property known as the Railroad heading from said Saw Mill to North San Juan, including Kailroad Track, the iand on

which said t is located and the right of way to and over saidtrack, ‘ogether with Hy) ular the fights, privileges and appurtenances hereunto delongigg. 2d. That certain Railroad leading from Cla &.Cc’s Lumber Yard in North San Juan to the new Saw K Ranch, about three miles inlength more or ks Also said new Saw Mill, known as the Clark & Company’s new Saw Mill, and ten a of land upon which the said Mill is . ed< the same be. ing bounded on the north and edt by the aforesaid Key's Ranch. Also, the Boilers, Engines, be -— — yer ; ae attached.— 80, that certain lot of land, lying and being ‘n the sat? county of Nevada, hy on the = road leading f the Oak Tree Ranch to Montezuma till mtai 160 acres more or less. Also the Steam Saw Mill situated thereon. and the Boilers, Engines, Saws and Machimery attached together with all the Lumber and Lumber © parties of the second part to the party of the first part by their deeds and transfers executed June 3, is 2 together with alfand singular the rights, privileges and appurtenances thereto belonging or in anywise pertaining be levied upon and sold to satisfy the said several judgments hc reinbefore set forth with interest and costs and the proceeds thereof plied té the payment of the said several sums “"Jetiowis herety qien, thet E will o 3 y given, wi te public ‘sale all the above described rer to the highest bidder for cash, in front ofthe Court House door, in Nevada,on TUESDAY, June — yen the hours of 9 o’clock, A M,, . + a Grven under hand of Mi 1803. Nw. ns . From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours ! bahd sin-. , Mull near Key's PRIVATE SCHOOL. My: that she open a 7 Private School, on Monday, June ist in the School Room formerly eccupied by W. E. F. Deal, at the héad of Broad steect, Terms of Tuition--From $200 to $5 00 per month. may 29 tf FAST SIX HOBSE LINE i —TOoO— : NEVADA TERRITORY ! (aerate From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours! tee On and after Monday, June ist, 1663; at’/4 0’elgek, Fr. m., and alternate days théréatter, I will start a Six Horse Stage from my office m Nevada eity.or : ; Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of “" NERYVYADA TERRITORY. vada, at 4 o’elock in the afternoou ean ud on arriving m Virgivia lz M., the next day. Un and after the date of this noti-e 1 will run Six Horse kams ali the way. . Making Passengers walk is ‘‘played out *” The return Stage leayes the office at Virginia city on Tuesday morning, June 2d,-and every otuer day thvieafter, at 40’clock. A M., and ar. riving in Nevada city at > o’clock in the evening 9 ote a unity of stopgers € an opportunity of s ping at Bevady: city till 4 o'clock the next morning, ean take the stage for and then Sacramento and arrive in time to take the Boat —o ‘aia adit =a = from Nevada Territory to the Bay in The public ean depend spon making the time through as specitieu in this advertisement. F.om., Nevada city to Virginia city in TWENTY Hours! . From Virginia city to Nevada city in sixTEEN Hours! I will refund the pass money If I ever fail to make the time. — EVERY SAFETY AND COMFORT Is guaranteed to passengers traveling on m is Peaneegers wit conier a favor oy reper ting any negligence on the part of any of my employees. JAMES 8S. McCUE, ; : ; Proprietor. Succesror to Nevada Stage Company. Office at Nevada, opposite the National ExOffice at Grass Valley. at the Wisconsin HeoNevada, May 29th—tf >. AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE! Cc. H. COLBY, No. 39, * Broad Street, Nevada City. Respectfully invites the attention of the Ladies to his Large and choice stock of FASHIONABLE DRY Goobs. Consisting in partof ~~ Foreign and Domestic . Mey Géods, * Stks of pif hinds, Silk ana Ww ool Damasks, . Carpets and Oli Cloths. Nerada, April Sth. . ‘HO, FOR WASHOE! California Stage Company’s DAILY LINE OF CONCORD COACHES.’ ——For Virginia, Carson‘and Washoe Cities via Nevada and the Henness Pass!! a The above Lime leaves Sacramento at 6% a. Marysville at 64, ». : Nevada upon the srrival of hs RETURNING.. this 28th KNOWLTON, ARRANGEMENT! the office in the city of Ne . s Leave Virginia City at & a. M, connecting H. WENDLER, ‘ ie No. 29 Broad Street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall. . Having pur tire & of H. H, Shaffer : . & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, ' Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, : Mirrors, Chairs, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description ag reasonable rates. Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf Grocery Store and. Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &., Which he sell at low rates. Fresh Ranch Butter received every day. my 24 Give me one trial. : Richmond Taken, sure. so L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAZ, STREET has just received the best and largest assortment of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes, «c. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly on hand a fine assortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf” Bargains! SBargains!! Bargains!!! “HH. HORWITZ & Co., No. 54 Broad Street, Nevada City. FFER thir splendid stock of Dry Goods, Hosiery, Calicos, Lawns ond all kind of Fancy Goods at 2 great reduction. Call and convince yourselyes ot the truth. . >» H. HORWITZ & ls May 13th, 1863, a Wire Rope. pb prngtew cngnnen of Mining Companies and others using rope or chain for hoisting or standing purposes is called to the patent wire ro manufactured by us and in eral use through= _ state. strand, for rapid.-economipermancrt fencing, bridge wire, bal wire, wire of all kinds in Tote te vals, sein: , Pamphlets, with detaila and abe prompt of strength and prices of ropes, furnished on applieation to our agents. or to the manufacturers. put A, S&S. Hallidie & Co. a 412 Clay street, San Francisco. White Napa County ur HIS favorite place of resort, purchased by us, T has been put in complete wider. We also erected several ee. and are nowte recetve our friends and patrens. Drier r Rooms, left at our office n the C11ental Hotel will be promptly attended to = ALSTROM & CO,. Proprietors. —— ee SALE.—By virtue of an , m to me delivered, issued from the Sourt of Robt. MeGoun. Esq., an acting Justice of the Péace in.and for the county of Nevada, bearing date May 9th. a. p. 18°3, to satisfy a judgment rendered sail Court, on the 18th cay of April, A. p. 183. 1n favor of M. J Heydiéauff, and against Edward Esmond, for the sum of $194 5s principal, and $80 19 interest, wid $17-20 costs of suit, I have taken in execution ana will seli to the highest biader for cash che Reson described property heretofore attached. April 15, 1863, to wit : All the right, title and interest of Edward Esmond of, in and to that certain piece or parcel of mining ground, situated on Arkansas Hill near thetown ef Red Dog and known. as the . claims‘ot Esmond & Co., together with fumes, tools, appurtenan and privileges thereunto belonging. Also a certain house and Jot. together with all the improvements on said lot, situated near.the toll! ouse.of Cnew & Bros. will sell the alove described property at pybtic auction at Red Dog on the 18th day of Jihe, A. b. 1863, betwees the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and § o’elock P. mM. of said dayken as the property of Edward Eswond tos the above demands and accruing crests Witness my hand this 1962 M tis: th day of May).. D. COMBS, Constable. _ $1 EWARD! LY? r. m the road.from Grass Valley te Go) t, or from Gold Flatto Nevada, ® “Dafk-Red Moroceo Pocket-Book, Containing accounts of Huloman & Johnson. bill of sale, and two small notes. A reward of $10 will be paid if returned to a: J. 8. JOHNSON. ap29 At Weaver & Co’s. Nevada. WSTED —We are mg $7 cord for good Oak bark. % ae caantis wanted. KELSEY & BUT Nevada, April 34—2m WILLIAM R. COE, Dealer in Boots and Shee, Keepe constantly on hand sarge eeps con on a large assortment of Reexens. Boy’s Boots & Shoes, Ladies’ and Misses Shoes & Gaiters.Boot & Shoe Findings 4!Wwaysonhand. Repairing — = ap2 ERNEST, Bookbinder, Kelsey.* with eS *s Coaches at Nevada for Sacramen’ 7 ‘ean rely upon through on the above Koutes as other the *peedly at any other fveas the Mountains . apls Agent at Ney Hi Building, Corner of Pine mmercia! Streets, Nevada. 3 nee 277 a ¢ has just received a large Organdies.g ve~ ie 48 BNC eera, the M this m Hon ance h tag at Nev tees ha inplac at the. THE yesterc the te morro} Court. ar) as care will ple for ext a ville U7 ‘da, die ar of Lan the Hu = A fe at me v tional, . when it stateme TRANS me fe Tair wor ed it ths he made he did ? ofter he “alame s head wi ment for an eleph staid abs cidental He got, . fied wit! der-st ri ther. T ho} Please, fuund in er trans: the best flock, co g0Vern 3 & bill for modatio compens had beer