November 10, 1861 (4 pages)

interference is less serious than man of war i . has a paciuence more potent than thousands ig. words. in.the mouths of wily di“and in the di ‘Certainly a nation that ‘tmuch of domestic trouble on its hands the United States, will not be likely . offense to a powerful Foreign Gova8 ip ties of war, the morals debased, and the rights Britain’ probably ‘imp ut “an ounee of prevention ‘flag waves should be put in that condi, the cou intry liked, the spirit of the age withont, as well as foes within, ‘the hearty coimmendation and on of the ldyal people of all the circular of-Secretary Seward in American affairs while we have a country _} of the en of agriculture, manufacture, and commerce in countries, resulting from the insurrection they have in: . ber of deaths ina year would be about 32,. there is probably 70 or augurated at home, they seek to involve our common country in controverses with States interest of mankind require that it shall retain in relations of peace, amity and friend‘ship. I am able to state for your satisfaction that the prospect for any such disturbance is now less serious than it has been at any previous during the course df the insurrection. It is nevertheless necessary now, ag it has hitherto been, to take every prec rias { civil co to cure, ~ One of the most obvious of such precauttions is that our cam xs ich 8 th ES be duced upon mmotio we are endeavoring ly ineur danger in es seasons when if fails to show that it has sheltered itselfon every side from which the storni possibly come. é Foye which thie Executive can adopt in this emergency are such only as reas has sanctioned, and for which it-bas provided. The President is putting forth the most. di t efforta to execute these measures, ind we have thu great satisfaction of seein; that these efforts, seconded by the favor, aid, and support of a loyal, patriotie and self-sacrificing cperse are rapidly bri the military and naval furees of the United Stateinto the highest state of efficienc our sea. and Jake coasts, In previods wars the loyal States have applied themselves by independent and separats activity to the — and aid of the Federal Government in its arduous responsibilities. The same ition has been manifested degree Wy honorable by all the st pn ne insurrection. this fact, FES, : i a : 5 iti i tate. . T have the honor to be, sir, your servant. (Signed) Wa. H, oo POPULATION OF THE GLoRE.—A Pro fessor of the Berlin University has been makiug curious researches respecting the population of thie globe. The following is thé result: “ Population of Europe, 272,000,000; of Awa, 720,000,000; ef Amezics,s 200,000,000 ; of Africa, $9,000,000; of Australia, 2,000,000. Total popwlation of the globe, 1,283,000,000. The average number of deaths per annum, in certain places where records are kept, is about one te every forty ighabitants. At the present time the num000,000, which is more than the entire preseut population of the United States. ‘At this rate the average number of deaths per day is about 87,761 the average per hour 3,053, the average ‘per minute 61. Thius, at Jett, every second & human life is ended. As the births eensiderably 80 human ‘beiags . bat cries ry . loyal Texan ranger, and is nearly ee . and harbors on the . . ". sea lakes should be put in a condition of complety defense, for any tiation may be said to volun ia 2 a Bl se ; i exceed the deathe, . How To Know a Taarron.--An Eastern paper gives the following recipe of “how to know a traitor :” * eee to the of the in st in -‘ Southern tution, but a lively. ts,” is a traitor. = CALIFORNIA Cossacks.—all the ew . York papers of October.14th have the fol lowing among their California news received by pony and telegraph on. the previous day : A very fine of horsemen is now being formed in this State by Mr. wy . an, though fer the purpose of procuring picked men. Its orgaizationis kept from the public. They style themselves Cossacks, and are intended to perform similar service for the American army that the Russian Cossacks do for the Russian army. For good horsemanship, using the rifle on horseback at tull speed, expertness in throwing ‘ “Phey have tendered Government 2 te” An immense breakwater has just been completed at Portland, ou the southern coast of England. ‘The who ‘work wasddne by convict labor. It is descyibed ass mole of loose stone, three hundred feet in breadth at the base, one hundred feet in height, and a mile and a half in length. It has cost, in round numbers, £ 900,000. twice the éstimated expense. At the end of the mole a first class fortress will be built. —— ———— FALL iN Nieekas.—The Charleston Mercury notices the sule of six negroes tor $2,435. A year ago the same lot was worth} $3,950. A ResuLt or Mowammepan Fananic1sM.—Before the terrible massacre of the Christians in Syria by the Turks, in the spring of 1860, the population of Damascus was about one hundred and fifty thousand, of whom fifteen thousand were Latin, Greek, and Syrian Christians. They were. among the wealthiest and most intelligent citizens, occupying a third of the ¢ ity, and its mos elegant portion. ‘They were, however, attacked by the fanatical Moslems, between three and four thousand massacred in eold { blood, while the rest fed from their infuriated enemy, and none have yet returned to their homes. The -Christian quarter, lately the most beautiful part of the city, with its magnificent cathedral, its stately monasteries, and its aplendid residences, is now a heap of charred and blackened ruins, in which not a single house is standing. saenaReEERInEEaEER RemeEeeeneeee A _— ‘National Exchange ey ot = cesetes y p> oe i *s ade Se — Notice . is P zs at aH ut ene a Bs ri a : i E : $* ee : ~~ d . ‘, : Dra 7 ; é COAL OIL LAMPS! By W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. — ‘TOLET. . SHE GOLPEN GATE HO. TEL asf ali the Furniture 1s for ead ‘or further cn’ i. THOMAS, _. @rase Valiey. $ ttf O8T.—A prom Note drawu by John Hartsell ithe dea Q Nevada, Nov. 6th—tf . DRY 4 FACTS 1. FACTS! So wrote John Milton, and such ts the fact. THE AMERICAN GOODS STORE AS ALREADY won a victory over the Hi tsvartrresin the'iry” Gon ade nd . Om High Pricest ee now has its dated day of Sept. 1861, in . .’ canvas Div Gaaa Pt favor of E. Sannis, pa the ist day of BE omar caer verte Pane gS umbiais loadae Inge ov April, 1862. Any one finding said Note will be . odto the muszlewith on * countr nousts leay the same +o & é : We Red Dog, Noy. sexes . And bearing on our enemics—fNe Israelite dealple of NOTICE TO ; : “s ‘ _ ete, qu TAX PAYERS. THE ACTION troops OTICE is hereb that the Taxes upice 3 enemy N on the Asean roll of Nevada aunty Wal aoenrs eeeynes a&d continue until eau for the year 1861, are now dye, and payable to the . the Israelites undersigned at his office in the Court House, Ne. 4 3 AS blanke in or belare the Third Moncay in. Regular Bomb Shell~loaded with 1000 Drees eat will be add pace of the ‘sewest styles of Ball Goods, woolen ee Ae Sere, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. is not i 024 Koliector of Nevada Co. <1 : SECOND GUN! per y ors. ca ie UNCLE JIM’S’’. 400 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to wate Asiatic Rheumatic Lini t . . $400 cach. } siatic Rheumatic Liniment!} pape Mig LINERS has never bees. knows THIRD GUN! “tisee to ections. ron During a renid lowes of 19 ‘yenrs is Ate, I-have . Shell--200. Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at pri: known it-to cure thousands of stubborn cases, . ces to slit every one. bs oa sya _—_ ston —— of my fellow-miners ; : P: ichk wi hd n ¢ use. Best % Y hd "For Biralace. Spenins Cute, OMd Sore. €#1t48 FOURTH GUN! sade di will cureSoré Eyes, Also. a urdpan: com that . _Rified Cannon—100 pieces Carpeting, of eve igh ill ewreSore Eyes. Also, sion. that Sri night, wilh eure RUNNING kukoMATISM. Fe ec dccreagecee tans From 18: conte to 63 per ¥ “The “ t. e r before ofa fered to the public, and all faskis ONE TRIAL to ALL THE BATTERI ES ! formed . prove the truth of the above propositions. : ; loka JAMES SOUTHALL. Leaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every ~ ate an For sale at SPENCEYS Drug Store, Nevada, . style, in endless variety, und at unprecedentest cole and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat. 030-im . low prices. superier to any in the city and 25 per slave tet, i cheaper. Woung Ladies’ Scminary. : ight RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHIL-. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! Fe 2 LIPS will opena BOARDING AND DAY : ey » the HOOL, for young Jadies, in Nevada City, a With a regular broadside of -» formar few doors above the residence of J. H.Helm,on. . 1 ‘ os . MONDAY, MAY 18th. These Ladies are ex: Embroideries, Ribbons. Thie ‘Teachers, and as they intend to estab Paes igh themselves permanently in Nevada, those Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, ss who wish to ie e oe oe pppsncinllle hag we Woolem Hoods, Shawls, . Mr. Br than piace at this SchooL 6 Flannels, Cassimeres, _ play of oe ee Sey ae n peftmtncnne: Pes. Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks © by Mr, ; Gents’ White Shirts, — . dand b 1 ene Meade Oil Cloths, A Large Assertment of ss : To WALL PAPER, PICTURES, =—-"*#tt#=a= Bugs, &eny LOOKING CLASSES, . of ~ We KEROSENE OFL AND LAMPs,. Wiping out the Ieraslites entirely. aire Don’t be Hambugged into the wrong Store At Gibb’s Paint and Oi] Store, . nurvseme \ Bic Sik sls cee AMERICAN pine Neo. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. “s : THE aul3 tf i DRY GOODS STORE! .4 pected a anti hod : Chure! ren? #xpect MERCHANTS’ : — ss ee vices ¢ D on . In eonnéetion with our immense Stock of Dry FORWARDING: LINE, . ,omniction dnaglenahd anecrtonent of Cie ws SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Epiacs STORAGE AND ; called : Which will be 20 per cent chearer than cay Washi Commission Warehouse, er. ister. : We have also the First and onty Steck of acsuess pees JAPANESE GOODS ! ee eteen tn Horn Ever brought te this city. consisting of Sluice LLAR PER TON. : Secretaries, wt 4 this of No Storages ca ; ee Werk Boxes, . pri dise. new warehouse is located close : ttribe by the Feather Shewl Boxes, ‘ to get MARK “PACKAGES : Gleve Boxes, 5. ghee “CARE M:. F. LIWE.” Tables, havé 6 Please your te he very par—_ rolier tiealar te us Shipping accompan y as ° Watters, &c. ~ Had "Bend aay Fesrecte. By ‘them . Useful as well as Orpamental, whieh will be sold printe! Up Stray Packages ee VERY Low. eal ex: @ keep on hand aed for sale, ve made . The utmost care and attention is te Fill. ’ gong ing cedars and orat. HACADORN & SOWLEY, of whi No. 39 BROAD STREET,

interference is less serious than man of war i . has a paciuence more potent than thousands ig. words. in.the mouths of wily di“and in the di ‘Certainly a nation that ‘tmuch of domestic trouble on its hands the United States, will not be likely . offense to a powerful Foreign Gova8 ip ties of war, the morals debased, and the rights Britain’ probably ‘imp ut “an ounee of prevention ‘flag waves should be put in that condi, the cou intry liked, the spirit of the age withont, as well as foes within, ‘the hearty coimmendation and on of the ldyal people of all the circular of-Secretary Seward in American affairs while we have a country _} of the en of agriculture, manufacture, and commerce in countries, resulting from the insurrection they have in: . ber of deaths ina year would be about 32,. there is probably 70 or augurated at home, they seek to involve our common country in controverses with States interest of mankind require that it shall retain in relations of peace, amity and friend‘ship. I am able to state for your satisfaction that the prospect for any such disturbance is now less serious than it has been at any previous during the course df the insurrection. It is nevertheless necessary now, ag it has hitherto been, to take every prec rias { civil co to cure, ~ One of the most obvious of such precauttions is that our cam xs ich 8 th ES be duced upon mmotio we are endeavoring ly ineur danger in es seasons when if fails to show that it has sheltered itselfon every side from which the storni possibly come. é Foye which thie Executive can adopt in this emergency are such only as reas has sanctioned, and for which it-bas provided. The President is putting forth the most. di t efforta to execute these measures, ind we have thu great satisfaction of seein; that these efforts, seconded by the favor, aid, and support of a loyal, patriotie and self-sacrificing cperse are rapidly bri the military and naval furees of the United Stateinto the highest state of efficienc our sea. and Jake coasts, In previods wars the loyal States have applied themselves by independent and separats activity to the — and aid of the Federal Government in its arduous responsibilities. The same ition has been manifested degree Wy honorable by all the st pn ne insurrection. this fact, FES, : i a : 5 iti i tate. . T have the honor to be, sir, your servant. (Signed) Wa. H, oo POPULATION OF THE GLoRE.—A Pro fessor of the Berlin University has been makiug curious researches respecting the population of thie globe. The following is thé result: “ Population of Europe, 272,000,000; of Awa, 720,000,000; ef Amezics,s 200,000,000 ; of Africa, $9,000,000; of Australia, 2,000,000. Total popwlation of the globe, 1,283,000,000. The average number of deaths per annum, in certain places where records are kept, is about one te every forty ighabitants. At the present time the num000,000, which is more than the entire preseut population of the United States. ‘At this rate the average number of deaths per day is about 87,761 the average per hour 3,053, the average ‘per minute 61. Thius, at Jett, every second & human life is ended. As the births eensiderably 80 human ‘beiags . bat cries ry . loyal Texan ranger, and is nearly ee . and harbors on the . . ". sea lakes should be put in a condition of complety defense, for any tiation may be said to volun ia 2 a Bl se ; i exceed the deathe, . How To Know a Taarron.--An Eastern paper gives the following recipe of “how to know a traitor :” * eee to the of the in st in -‘ Southern tution, but a lively. ts,” is a traitor. = CALIFORNIA Cossacks.—all the ew . York papers of October.14th have the fol lowing among their California news received by pony and telegraph on. the previous day : A very fine of horsemen is now being formed in this State by Mr. wy . an, though fer the purpose of procuring picked men. Its orgaizationis kept from the public. They style themselves Cossacks, and are intended to perform similar service for the American army that the Russian Cossacks do for the Russian army. For good horsemanship, using the rifle on horseback at tull speed, expertness in throwing ‘ “Phey have tendered Government 2 te” An immense breakwater has just been completed at Portland, ou the southern coast of England. ‘The who ‘work wasddne by convict labor. It is descyibed ass mole of loose stone, three hundred feet in breadth at the base, one hundred feet in height, and a mile and a half in length. It has cost, in round numbers, £ 900,000. twice the éstimated expense. At the end of the mole a first class fortress will be built. —— ———— FALL iN Nieekas.—The Charleston Mercury notices the sule of six negroes tor $2,435. A year ago the same lot was worth} $3,950. A ResuLt or Mowammepan Fananic1sM.—Before the terrible massacre of the Christians in Syria by the Turks, in the spring of 1860, the population of Damascus was about one hundred and fifty thousand, of whom fifteen thousand were Latin, Greek, and Syrian Christians. They were. among the wealthiest and most intelligent citizens, occupying a third of the ¢ ity, and its mos elegant portion. ‘They were, however, attacked by the fanatical Moslems, between three and four thousand massacred in eold { blood, while the rest fed from their infuriated enemy, and none have yet returned to their homes. The -Christian quarter, lately the most beautiful part of the city, with its

magnificent cathedral, its stately monasteries, and its aplendid residences, is now a heap of charred and blackened ruins, in which not a single house is standing. saenaReEERInEEaEER RemeEeeeneeee A _— ‘National Exchange ey ot = cesetes y p> oe i *s ade Se — Notice . is P zs at aH ut ene a Bs ri a : i E : $* ee : ~~ d . ‘, : Dra 7 ; é COAL OIL LAMPS! By W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. — ‘TOLET. . SHE GOLPEN GATE HO. TEL asf ali the Furniture 1s for ead ‘or further cn’ i. THOMAS, _. @rase Valiey. $ ttf O8T.—A prom Note drawu by John Hartsell ithe dea Q Nevada, Nov. 6th—tf . DRY 4 FACTS 1. FACTS! So wrote John Milton, and such ts the fact. THE AMERICAN GOODS STORE AS ALREADY won a victory over the Hi tsvartrresin the'iry” Gon ade nd . Om High Pricest ee now has its dated day of Sept. 1861, in . .’ canvas Div Gaaa Pt favor of E. Sannis, pa the ist day of BE omar caer verte Pane gS umbiais loadae Inge ov April, 1862. Any one finding said Note will be . odto the muszlewith on * countr nousts leay the same +o & é : We Red Dog, Noy. sexes . And bearing on our enemics—fNe Israelite dealple of NOTICE TO ; : “s ‘ _ ete, qu TAX PAYERS. THE ACTION troops OTICE is hereb that the Taxes upice 3 enemy N on the Asean roll of Nevada aunty Wal aoenrs eeeynes a&d continue until eau for the year 1861, are now dye, and payable to the . the Israelites undersigned at his office in the Court House, Ne. 4 3 AS blanke in or belare the Third Moncay in. Regular Bomb Shell~loaded with 1000 Drees eat will be add pace of the ‘sewest styles of Ball Goods, woolen ee Ae Sere, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. is not i 024 Koliector of Nevada Co. <1 : SECOND GUN! per y ors. ca ie UNCLE JIM’S’’. 400 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to wate Asiatic Rheumatic Lini t . . $400 cach. } siatic Rheumatic Liniment!} pape Mig LINERS has never bees. knows THIRD GUN! “tisee to ections. ron During a renid lowes of 19 ‘yenrs is Ate, I-have . Shell--200. Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at pri: known it-to cure thousands of stubborn cases, . ces to slit every one. bs oa sya _—_ ston —— of my fellow-miners ; : P: ichk wi hd n ¢ use. Best % Y hd "For Biralace. Spenins Cute, OMd Sore.. €#1t48 FOURTH GUN! sade di will cureSoré Eyes, Also. a urdpan: com that . _Rified Cannon—100 pieces Carpeting, of eve igh ill ewreSore Eyes. Also, sion. that Sri night, wilh eure RUNNING kukoMATISM. Fe ec dccreagecee tans From 18: conte to 63 per ¥ “The “ t. e r before ofa fered to the public, and all faskis ONE TRIAL to ALL THE BATTERI ES ! formed . prove the truth of the above propositions. : ; loka JAMES SOUTHALL. Leaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every ~ ate an For sale at SPENCEYS Drug Store, Nevada, . style, in endless variety, und at unprecedentest cole and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat. 030-im . low prices. superier to any in the city and 25 per slave tet, i cheaper. Woung Ladies’ Scminary. : ight RS. HEBBARD AND MISS PHIL-. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! Fe 2 LIPS will opena BOARDING AND DAY : ey » the HOOL, for young Jadies, in Nevada City, a With a regular broadside of -» formar few doors above the residence of J. H.Helm,on. . 1 ‘ os . MONDAY, MAY 18th. These Ladies are ex: Embroideries, Ribbons. Thie ‘Teachers, and as they intend to estab Paes igh themselves permanently in Nevada, those Hosiery, Gloves, Scarfs, ss who wish to ie e oe oe pppsncinllle hag we Woolem Hoods, Shawls, . Mr. Br than piace at this SchooL 6 Flannels, Cassimeres, _ play of oe ee Sey ae n peftmtncnne: Pes. Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks © by Mr, ; Gents’ White Shirts, — . dand b 1 ene Meade Oil Cloths, A Large Assertment of ss : To WALL PAPER, PICTURES, =—-"*#tt#=a= Bugs, &eny LOOKING CLASSES, . of ~ We KEROSENE OFL AND LAMPs,. Wiping out the Ieraslites entirely. aire Don’t be Hambugged into the wrong Store At Gibb’s Paint and Oi] Store, . nurvseme \ Bic Sik sls cee AMERICAN pine Neo. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. “s : THE aul3 tf i DRY GOODS STORE! .4 pected a anti hod : Chure! ren? #xpect MERCHANTS’ : — ss ee vices ¢ D on . In eonnéetion with our immense Stock of Dry FORWARDING: LINE, . ,omniction dnaglenahd anecrtonent of Cie ws SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Epiacs STORAGE AND ; called : Which will be 20 per cent chearer than cay Washi Commission Warehouse, er. ister. : We have also the First and onty Steck of acsuess pees JAPANESE GOODS ! ee eteen tn Horn Ever brought te this city. consisting of Sluice LLAR PER TON. : Secretaries, wt 4 this of No Storages ca ; ee Werk Boxes, . pri dise. new warehouse is located close : ttribe by the Feather Shewl Boxes, ‘ to get MARK “PACKAGES : Gleve Boxes, 5. ghee “CARE M:. F. LIWE.” Tables, havé 6 Please your te he very par—_ rolier tiealar te us Shipping accompan y as ° Watters, &c. ~ Had "Bend aay Fesrecte. By ‘them . Useful as well as Orpamental, whieh will be sold printe! Up Stray Packages ee VERY Low. eal ex: @ keep on hand aed for sale, ve made . The utmost care and attention is te Fill. ’ gong ing cedars and orat. HACADORN & SOWLEY, of whi No. 39 BROAD STREET,