November 14, 1861 (4 pages)

ae memey ‘an Par pry largest and pet returns possib'e+ aid we' take it for uni lag, . hat the only’ way to arrive at a Pf ge of the tacts by which he tits to be governed in making his outlay, the truth ie not apparent t an SS -— javentigution, is to proceed carefa ly in that ae jnvwowtig ction. To proéeed blindly upon the _-*fiieta’ of én uiterested party, and expend large fms of money without an intellizent survey ‘ground and some consideration of the i -proupests, is like employing Gid. Pillow to : feat owe instead of a competent tis Acad a as ah ane coon _fnge of « route for a railroad over the mountaint, Two reasons in favor of that route are nasigned ; one, that no considerable bridg-Stig ih required 60. it; the other, it is nearly pn an sir tine. These are very good reasons, (all must admit, jf not more than counter "PMadevd by. ndvantoges on other routes, and the adventages on other routes do not couneet poutes is made. route offers a yo to the suman, and its ly so. “In these re“fo have the advantage pver all others This route comes within a fifteen miles of this city, and mizht be made , suierviveable tous, if coustructed, by building : a branch road to. connect with it. But the Dutch: Flat r@ute lately examined by Mr. ah asset etl nage han ot Se Jen So gai 00 0 handred feet to sho mile The route rough one, and the local trade to be eonogo gemdy i that te netrusti Ws bw jon Se rae thd dixadvantages of the Jadeh route, and “we propone to offer a fow suggestions relsTrig apd. will ug he dlepnted, that guilvoad to-thie city. would be.a paying inme aw ‘The trade and travel that would 4 ig from A a cee dt, te rr -jtia-an unwarranted assumption to deel re . ’ ott bluster would result ; but : er own a wigger’s toe nail unlegn he . . ena with Coover &. Stockton, of Folsom, ©) are now engiged in building at the latter ied hes alam, SaplleeaMaredl in m ack memes boil over with wae re J. H. Carroll & Co.,10 conOur Prefect has to-day banished eight persona who have to leave the State this afternoon for Manzanillo, and the veasel by which they go er rries thie letter, McKEAN BUCHANAN;,. AND HIS DAUGHTER, . Mises VIRGINIA — Reis eas » Or, THE PARRICIDE’S DOOM: : exten. from Schiller, the Shakespeare of 2 be Charles de Moor: .Mr. McKEAN BUCH. Count de Moor. s..45+ me. Cesena ~ ae eee sake ioapenienenh oa To conclude with A SCREAMING FARCE! é ip Uppal Mion. Senders with appene. Peni ster a didi: Dp ol wa hundred ‘barrels of flour in twenty-four hours. The fall of water from the point at which the stream is diverted fur mill use, is upwards of eighty feet. Tho mill will be in operation in six ee DAx Rice's Sauw.—The San Francisco Spirit ofthe Times ‘widerstands that John Wilson, well known ip San Francisco s¢ a theatrical manager, has made arrangements to bring the entire original Dan Rice's show 4o California. It will come by way of: Panama, and is expected to arrive in about twa the. Wonder if Dan is coming with it. he original Dan Rice’s show, without old ‘Rice, would be the the play of Hamlet With the character of Hamlet omitted. FROM THE Nez Pencus.—-The Yreka Journal is kept advised concerning the new Northern mines. It says that hard times prevoil in the Nez Peree country, and if there are not deatlis from starvation it will be a miracle. Persons have arrived at Yreka who any it’s an awful wintering place, and that eight out of every ten are destitute of money. The Snake Indiang also are becoming troublesome. THe Rosoaan Loam. For the week ending Oct. 12th, the amounts received for the new loan was $1,151,714,35. The largest single subscriptions was one for $50,000 by Paul Whiten &. Sons,and one from C. 0. Chadwick for a like amount. , So anys a Boston paper. Miurrary Department oF Onecox.— The Portland Advertiser rejoices at the inJormation that they are to have a separate and distinct military department, and Gen. Wright is to it. t#” A “fast” life Cannot be lived with impunity. Iq this field of waste and disorder, ‘as in every other, God's violated law, however it may be » never fails to aseert and vindicate itself : “The vicious die early. . Topacco.—“An old tobacco grower,” writes to the Alta, that this State is bound to be one of the best tobaccu States in the world. The soil is pectliarly adapted to its growth, the climate excellent, and the. leaf i equal to the best. In the opinion of the writer this country will preduce more vo the acre than Virginia. The tobaceo worm is net known here. Fhe body of the noted deperade, Carley Williams, has béen found on'a bill aboot four miles from the town of Bear Valley. —' It was recognised by the mark of the . Te entrance of a pistol tall, fired at him vearly ayear ago by Deputy Sherif’ Thorne, of Calaveras. a Nez Higeae “ Ne. Gopp.""—-We learn all agree in spumgdaenees tes Toc seakane or onem banc coun . Arrivals at National ta Gagette says C. B. fn eases Conumparm CONTEST. —Professor An derson, the “ Wizerd of the North,” closed » six weeks engngement, at Tremont Temple, Boston, on Friday evening last when be had & congmdrum contest, giving a gold watch to each, 4 gentleman and Indy, for the beat conumdrum offered. ‘The hall was densely pack. ed, and it was 12 0’clock ere all-the “ good ’uris” were dead. The successful conumdrums which took the watches, weet $100 each. were as follows: Q.—Why is it impossible for the Governmeut te grant the request of our Svuthern brethren ? A.—Heeatse children in arms are never left sloue, _2 —Why is » water silly like a.whale? A. ecause it comes up to the surface to blow? A Mrs. J. St-wart wis eal to be the ountribator of the former, but she was not prerent, and the watch was handed over to we foreman of ury, who awarded the prizes, Mr. FSe be delivered to the Mayor f6F benefit of the cit charities. The reputed author of the wis ‘Kiel Woodman of Chelsea, but he was alec absent, and a like disposition was-made of thesmecond wateh. An excellent one among the rejected WHF ae fullows: Q.—Why is W.H. Rassell, LL, D., like low prices? A.—Beeause both correspond ith “ The Times.” —~ York, ordered two pieces of ebureh_ pl & Co. The one, a silyer _— foot high, has an ornamented ae gs ter of the column, and the The beh kegs apt anne Ag outspre r are inwlindde calc ant a Th ie vase rests upon a small sils By ia tended to reeeive the Sooner wafer. ‘The whole is enclosed i ina morrocco case, adorned with a and the Princess's initigls in old It is sup t thie ith io intceded to he sider red ehne man Catholig Chatah te tie in y eoicwrptaen street, ar ana ate souvenir of the Princess Clothi York.—-N. Y. filagree crown. old church text. elegant and cost Y. Tribune. MONTICELLO Conrwcaren. —A tion hak been filed. iw Dichanad Be eceeeee of Jefferson, now oned by Captain Uriab P. Levy. of the United States Navy, and eccapied by. his brother, who is alleged to be disaffected towards the rebel Government. ‘The estate embiaces 360 acres of land; and besides this Commodore Levy has another Virreg Pog an pega ehagh wer ost ily be Es of propriated by our SenEen He Subyoten. —We eee b our exebanges Ro gscpatteys oh ts been committed in San ‘Francisco on a charge of ‘sedycing a young girl, only fourteen years of age, under the most revolting circumstances. Wonder if this is not the same customer who once kept a liquor store in this city 7 The name sounds much like it. ce Mr. Hamilton, of San Joaquin county ee raised this year, as the product of his bees, twenty thousand pounds of honey. A Gurr —The eames Clothilde, in New be wi carefully éntwined with richly enibossed ivy leaves.— . Ye attendanee during her vint foe New . , tration of Munticelle, the well hase bones Pacife Mail Steamship Co's. STEAMSHIF . <elite UNCLE SAM, po AEE epee ee Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. Fer Panama. _ ee Panama to tivo eee Ser Tock ty tes Ado ‘and A, BSS . agra Cor. Gaqremeghe & 4 ‘idesdorff sts. San Francisce* Dre or PARTNERSHIP. pases se em ll consent on’ the let f September , 1861. A. SUMMERFIELD. Omega, Noy, 13th, 1811, Re Rcke B SA pone md HEREAS. on + A. re ag Bs peste ena i comer’ ow Ke of 5 e vada, against . KReed me Sess, oo Daren Davia for gore he principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of3 per cent. per rom the of until won the eaid 7th day of Nov, A. D16t. & ete ant thopwamate . deweribed which have just been completed ~ bey knows miving rt a3 sae gs tie! i Es 3 E . 35 He i i . i . HE j i i ft Ht 3 3 Es aT é zene i ee po med Be wrote Jom Miton, and wach nthe ft DRY GOODS STORE H4gs22=: ALREADY \ a "Ga eow sosay emien sad TH E ROBBERS; aint ating ent Calunbi out . ed tothe muggle with Ticke .00. Doors wt 7 o'tock — fan Fe erp Mo its prema Rafchat Bee nat tandadhagpitth 1000 Drmemn Patterns, of the A fay nat A ee Da from .5 cents to : loaks of the Latest Fashion, from §$3)to _ . Shell—200 = tment ta ead ees to suit every one. — negia ALL THE BATTERIES ! ‘Loaded to the muzale with Dry Good's atevery style, a endiess variety, and at un recedented low prices, -saapneeise a deatiaamion and 26 per ‘Thursday, « «November ist, 2861, WE CLOSE-THE BATTLE! . Embroideries, Ribbons. Damask, Lace Curtains, ;. Wiping out the Israclites entirely into the Store FF DRY GOODS STORE! .43 In connection with our immense Stock — oe Goods will be found asplendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 30 per cent cheaner than ‘imate iy We have also the First and only Steck of Ever tropght te thineitz. sonstating of ee ’ s vacrs ! A dee —— THE AMERICAN Eat stip the Dogs of War, Pn High Prices! now has its _ CHEAP otoill coops ! THE ACTION Selena ta er >) FIRST GUN! SECOND GUN : THIRD GUN: FOURTH GUN t itp tee Kons Perr aren yd. Hostery, Gloves, Searfs. :Weeten Hoods, Shavwis, Flannels, Cassimerea, Ladiew’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Linen Goods, Gents’ White Shirts, O11 Cloths, And compare prices. JAPANESE COODS !. Glove Boxes, Waiters, &e. &e. Usefal as weil as Ornamental, whieh will be sold Remember the place. Pa HACADORN & \sowtey, vibe . 7 ty aan “ yt Ba a a ‘perrestrtcur sa ee weiteonberep>erer: o. E oe = “= be he ee . = a ee aa

ae memey ‘an Par pry largest and pet returns possib'e+ aid we' take it for uni lag, . hat the only’ way to arrive at a Pf ge of the tacts by which he tits to be governed in making his outlay, the truth ie not apparent t an SS -— javentigution, is to proceed carefa ly in that ae jnvwowtig ction. To proéeed blindly upon the _-*fiieta’ of én uiterested party, and expend large fms of money without an intellizent survey ‘ground and some consideration of the i -proupests, is like employing Gid. Pillow to : feat owe instead of a competent tis Acad a as ah ane coon _fnge of « route for a railroad over the mountaint, Two reasons in favor of that route are nasigned ; one, that no considerable bridg-Stig ih required 60. it; the other, it is nearly pn an sir tine. These are very good reasons, (all must admit, jf not more than counter "PMadevd by. ndvantoges on other routes, and the adventages on other routes do not couneet poutes is made. route offers a yo to the suman, and its ly so. “In these re“fo have the advantage pver all others This route comes within a fifteen miles of this city, and mizht be made , suierviveable tous, if coustructed, by building : a branch road to. connect with it. But the Dutch: Flat r@ute lately examined by Mr. ah asset etl nage han ot Se Jen So gai 00 0 handred feet to sho mile The route rough one, and the local trade to be eonogo gemdy i that te netrusti Ws bw jon Se rae thd dixadvantages of the Jadeh route, and “we propone to offer a fow suggestions relsTrig apd. will ug he dlepnted, that guilvoad to-thie city. would be.a paying inme aw ‘The trade and travel that would 4 ig from A a cee dt, te rr -jtia-an unwarranted assumption to deel re . ’ ott bluster would result ; but : er own a wigger’s toe nail unlegn he . . ena with Coover &. Stockton, of Folsom, ©) are now engiged in building at the latter ied hes alam, SaplleeaMaredl in m ack memes boil over with wae re J. H. Carroll & Co.,10 conOur Prefect has to-day banished eight persona who have to leave the State this afternoon for Manzanillo, and the veasel by which they go er rries thie letter, McKEAN BUCHANAN;,. AND HIS DAUGHTER, . Mises VIRGINIA — Reis eas » Or, THE PARRICIDE’S DOOM: : exten. from Schiller, the Shakespeare of 2 be Charles de Moor: .Mr. McKEAN BUCH. Count de Moor.. s...45+ me. Cesena ~ ae eee sake ioapenienenh oa To conclude with A SCREAMING FARCE! é ip Uppal Mion. Senders with appene. Peni ster a didi: Dp ol wa hundred ‘barrels of flour in twenty-four hours. The fall of water from the point at which the stream is diverted fur mill use, is upwards of eighty feet. Tho mill will be in operation in six ee DAx Rice's Sauw.—The San Francisco Spirit ofthe Times ‘widerstands that John Wilson, well known ip San Francisco s¢ a theatrical manager, has made arrangements to bring the entire original Dan Rice's show 4o California. It will come by way of: Panama, and is expected to arrive in about twa the. Wonder if Dan is coming with it. he original Dan Rice’s show, without old ‘Rice, would be the the play of Hamlet With the character of Hamlet omitted. FROM THE Nez Pencus.—-The Yreka Journal is kept advised concerning the new Northern mines. It says that hard times prevoil in the Nez Peree country, and if there are not deatlis from starvation it will be a miracle. Persons have arrived at Yreka who any it’s an awful wintering place, and that eight out of every ten are destitute of money. The Snake Indiang also are becoming troublesome. THe Rosoaan Loam. For the week ending Oct. 12th, the amounts received for the new loan was $1,151,714,35. The largest single subscriptions was one for $50,000 by Paul Whiten &. Sons,and one from C. 0. Chadwick for a like amount. , So anys a Boston paper. Miurrary Department oF Onecox.— The Portland Advertiser rejoices at the inJormation that they are to have a separate and distinct military department, and Gen. Wright is to it. t#” A “fast” life Cannot be lived with impunity. Iq this field of waste and disorder, ‘as in every other, God's violated law, however it may be » never fails to aseert and vindicate itself : “The vicious die early. . Topacco.—“An old tobacco grower,” writes to the Alta, that this State is bound to be one of the best tobaccu States in the world. The soil is pectliarly adapted to its growth, the climate excellent, and the. leaf i equal to the best. In the opinion of the writer this country will preduce more vo the acre than Virginia. The tobaceo worm is net known here. Fhe body of the noted deperade, Carley Williams, has béen found on'a bill aboot four miles from the town of Bear Valley. —' It was recognised by the mark of the . Te entrance of a pistol tall, fired at him vearly ayear ago by Deputy Sherif’ Thorne, of Calaveras. a Nez Higeae “ Ne. Gopp.""—-We learn all agree in spumgdaenees tes Toc seakane or onem banc coun . Arrivals at National ta Gagette says C. B. fn eases Conumparm CONTEST. —Professor An derson, the “ Wizerd of the North,” closed » six weeks engngement, at Tremont Temple, Boston, on Friday evening last when be had & congmdrum contest, giving a gold watch to each, 4 gentleman and Indy, for the beat conumdrum offered. ‘The hall was densely pack. ed, and it was 12 0’clock ere all-the “ good ’uris” were dead. The successful conumdrums which took the watches, weet $100 each. were as follows: Q.—Why is it impossible for the Governmeut te grant the request of our Svuthern brethren ? A.—Heeatse children in arms are never left sloue, _2 —Why is » water silly like a.whale? A. ecause it comes up to the surface to blow? A Mrs. J. St-wart wis eal to be the ountribator of the former, but she was not prerent, and the watch was handed over to we foreman of ury, who awarded the prizes, Mr. FSe be delivered to the Mayor f6F benefit of the cit charities. The reputed author of the wis ‘Kiel Woodman of Chelsea, but he was alec absent, and a like disposition was-made of thesmecond wateh. An excellent one among the rejected WHF ae fullows: Q.—Why is W.H. Rassell, LL, D., like low prices? A.—Beeause both correspond ith “ The Times.” —~ York, ordered two pieces of ebureh_ pl & Co. The one, a silyer _— foot high, has an ornamented ae gs ter of the column, and the The beh kegs apt anne Ag outspre r are inwlindde calc ant a Th ie vase rests upon a small sils By ia tended to reeeive the Sooner wafer. ‘The whole is enclosed i ina morrocco case, adorned with a and the Princess's initigls in old It is sup t thie

ith io intceded to he sider red ehne man Catholig Chatah te tie in y eoicwrptaen street, ar ana ate souvenir of the Princess Clothi York.—-N. Y. filagree crown. old church text. elegant and cost Y. Tribune. MONTICELLO Conrwcaren. —A tion hak been filed. iw Dichanad Be eceeeee of Jefferson, now oned by Captain Uriab P. Levy. of the United States Navy, and eccapied by. his brother, who is alleged to be disaffected towards the rebel Government. ‘The estate embiaces 360 acres of land; and besides this Commodore Levy has another Virreg Pog an pega ehagh wer ost ily be Es of propriated by our SenEen He Subyoten. —We eee b our exebanges Ro gscpatteys oh ts been committed in San ‘Francisco on a charge of ‘sedycing a young girl, only fourteen years of age, under the most revolting circumstances. Wonder if this is not the same customer who once kept a liquor store in this city 7 The name sounds much like it. ce Mr. Hamilton, of San Joaquin county ee raised this year, as the product of his bees, twenty thousand pounds of honey. A Gurr —The eames Clothilde, in New be wi carefully éntwined with richly enibossed ivy leaves.— . Ye attendanee during her vint foe New . , tration of Munticelle, the well hase bones Pacife Mail Steamship Co's. STEAMSHIF . <elite UNCLE SAM, po AEE epee ee Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. Fer Panama. _ ee Panama to tivo eee Ser Tock ty tes Ado ‘and A, BSS . agra Cor. Gaqremeghe & 4 ‘idesdorff sts. San Francisce* Dre or PARTNERSHIP. pases se em ll consent on’ the let f September , 1861. A. SUMMERFIELD. Omega, Noy, 13th, 1811, Re Rcke B SA pone md HEREAS. on + A. re ag Bs peste ena i comer’ ow Ke of 5 e vada, against . KReed me Sess, oo Daren Davia for gore he principal debt. with interest on the principal at the rate of3 per cent. per rom the of until won the eaid 7th day of Nov, A. D16t. & ete ant thopwamate . deweribed which have just been completed ~ bey knows miving rt a3 sae gs tie! i Es 3 E . 35 He i i . i . HE j i i ft Ht 3 3 Es aT é zene i ee po med Be wrote Jom Miton, and wach nthe ft DRY GOODS STORE H4gs22=: ALREADY \ a "Ga eow sosay emien sad TH E ROBBERS; aint ating ent Calunbi out . ed tothe muggle with Ticke .00. Doors wt 7 o'tock — fan Fe erp Mo its prema Rafchat Bee nat tandadhagpitth 1000 Drmemn Patterns, of the A fay nat A ee Da from .5 cents to : loaks of the Latest Fashion, from §$3)to _ . Shell—200 = tment ta ead ees to suit every one. — negia ALL THE BATTERIES ! ‘Loaded to the muzale with Dry Good's atevery style, a endiess variety, and at un recedented low prices, -saapneeise a deatiaamion and 26 per ‘Thursday, « «November ist, 2861, WE CLOSE-THE BATTLE! . Embroideries, Ribbons. Damask, Lace Curtains, ;. Wiping out the Israclites entirely into the Store FF DRY GOODS STORE! .43 In connection with our immense Stock — oe Goods will be found asplendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Which will be sold 30 per cent cheaner than ‘imate iy We have also the First and only Steck of Ever tropght te thineitz. sonstating of ee ’ s vacrs ! A dee —— THE AMERICAN Eat stip the Dogs of War, Pn High Prices! now has its _ CHEAP otoill coops ! THE ACTION Selena ta er >) FIRST GUN! SECOND GUN : THIRD GUN: FOURTH GUN t itp tee Kons Perr aren yd. Hostery, Gloves, Searfs. :Weeten Hoods, Shavwis, Flannels, Cassimerea, Ladiew’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Linen Goods, Gents’ White Shirts, O11 Cloths, And compare prices. JAPANESE COODS !. Glove Boxes, Waiters, &e. &e. Usefal as weil as Ornamental, whieh will be sold Remember the place. Pa HACADORN & \sowtey, vibe . 7 ty aan “ yt Ba a a ‘perrestrtcur sa ee weiteonberep>erer: o. E oe = “= be he ee . = a ee aa