November 18, 1861 (4 pages)

LC sae LAW FOR DRAFTING.—The Militia Law Aevada Daily Transcript, . ‘ot the Probate Court of urt 0 Lobpomry Seger gyre ~ $nvoTtne aT GRAss VALLEY.—A shooting scrape occurred at Grass Valley, on Saturday night last. between Sim Overlin and Lew Stonehill, which resulted in a severe avound in the hip to Sim, but-not until he had diiven the enemy behind his counter. From what we learn the origin of the dif ficult. was a political discussion which took. ‘place some days ago between Overlin, . who is a Union man, and another party of Secessionist tendencies and in whieh Stonehill inpassed by the last Legislature provides the mode of drafting men for the service of the State or: Nation. Probably the process of drafting will not be resorted to, yet the law is wot without interest. = ae rounds assessing property, shall enroll all men subject to do military duty, and that the Board of Equalization shall eorrect the list. In ease of war, insurrection, ‘rebellion, or . resistance to the lawaef the State, upen-the requisition of the President, or call of any officer of the United States Army, command,ing a district or more, or any’ U.S: Marshal in Cul'fornia, Mayor. of a city. or Sheriff of a county, the Governor, or in his absence, the officer making the-requisition-is anther\ ‘ A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —Noticc A is hereby given. that pursuant to an order. rnia, -made in the matter of estate of G. B. deceased, the uudersigned Administrator of said ite, will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash, ou SATURDAY, the 7th -Of Deceniber. 1861, between the hours 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P. M. of that day, at the Conrt House door in the city of Nevada, the following described real estate, viz: That certain House and Lot in the town of. Dog, Nevada county, situate on the north corner of Main .and Nevada.streeta th % and known as the old Robertson Hotel. Also the ether building adjeining said Hotel on the east. side thereof and the lots on which the same are. situated. ‘Terms of sale, cash. , J. P. BOURKE, Adm’r. Nov. loth, 1861—td Gzonse R. in PTET that ne has : JENKINS?’ interest in theabove spectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage : As ‘ best satisfaction NATIONAL EXCHANCE . HOCEL. LANCASTER would reinform his as and the public all of A. Re lace, and reI have engaged the services of Mr. A. R. JENKINS, eral Manager, feeling assured that the I ast the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th.— wT A. LAMOTT, —Successor to Lamott & Collins,— \. OUD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. shee vi whut er for the robust or the invalid. Rete hay ; ‘past eight years it has attracted the attention.cf+"""” GROCBRRIES, pes nrgeaie of ‘Whiskies at the South, and inj: ° ° FINE WHISKY IS THE « NON1°? of a pure, healthful and invigoratonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conof. climete.of our centinent, and the ion of a Restorative PEVERAGE, ‘or the pertions of our country. The consumption and demand for-it are daily increasing, and we. are confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative pga, combining as_it: does every element of tability“ind Healthfulness, w rity, Strength, PalaI ch should char acterize a beverage suited to our age and country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITSAND IMITATIONS. . The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the pubtic generally have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Districts Of Europe next season, i have. letermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant. Orchards or Vineyards,-er;dé4l m Trees and Vines, can have Great Bargains by making early application. ; WILSON FLINT, élow R Street Levee, and after Dee. ist will have a Depot ihn K Street, between 4th & 5th Sacramento, for saiesnlo-tf PR vrevommen 7 MERCHANTS’ FORWARDING LINE, . — STORAGE AND Commission Warchouse, =A: th ¥ Corner J and Second Street, “Sacramento. ] ” EEP constantly on hand the Largest and best assortment of Hate, Caps and’Furs to be found in the State, and sell at a. lower price m any other. Heuse. . would call attention to_m HATS which takes the lead of them all. N. B.—AIl orders from the Country promptly attended to. O22-tf . SELLING OUT, SELLING OUT MRS. HEALY “ae is now selling her } Stock of Millinery Goods AT COST!?Persons wishing to ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS will find this a good opportunity, as the tT ll ized to call into service any portion of the organized enrolled Militia of the State. If enongh troops are not procured the Brigadier Axenerals shall draft from the enrolled militia of their respective brigades sufficient men to _ answer the call. The drafting shall be done ‘by lot. Any person who shall neglect or refuse to serve after being Crafted is subject to a court martial and to a fine of from fifty to five hundred doWars. Any person of the enrolled militia drafted or called into service may employ an able bodied man as a substitute. e — Coat FIELD IN Nevaba ‘TERRITURY.— The Silver Age says it has recently been dis~ covered that the coal indications extend to the north and south of the original Whitinan claim, a distance of two or three milés, making the entire range: over which good. signs are met with, fully five miles long and ubout two and a half wide. Quite a number ef claims have been lately surveyed different parties along El Dorado Canon. The heaviest deposit so far discovered is on Vol. White man’s grounds, though other claims near by promise well. ; 6 ) SixTY-THREE.—One of. the’ Richmond papers stated that when the news of. the capture of Hatteras Inlet reached the North. Carolina legislature, a disgraceful scene occurrence in that body'which it would not give currency to. Now it has transpired that the ‘disgraceful scene” was nothing less than sixty-three members of that bedy rising in their seats and. cheering for the suecess o the Federal arms. cera Piedmontess princess has rendered herself famous by a single instance. ‘There was a famine in that little kingdom. The princess was astonished. , “Do they die of it?” asked she “In great numbers,” was the answer. ‘‘What squeamishness !” said her highness. ’“ Why don’t they eat beef and mutton ? Tam sure I would do so rather than to starve!” NEW MeExico.—Recent intelligence from the Territory of: New Mexico, says that the Governor the1eof has ordered out the entire militia force as a Home'Guard. The people are much incetised at the cowardly afid traitorous surrender of the United States forces in Arizona, under Major Lynde, to an ‘infe rior force of rebels and outlaws. » The nafive popultion 1s excited, and will defend their territory. from Texan invaders. “ SERMONS in STONES.”—The. following are the mottoes on two highly finished blacks of marble ordered by the Legislhtures of their respective States, and now in Washing’ ton, awaiting their places in the Washington Monument: , . LOUISIANA. -* . £ver Faithful to the Constitution and the Union. TENNESSEE. : The Federal Union—It must be Preserve. Could our federal ‘army desire any stronger . motives to duty than those suggested by men who thus, untrammelled, expressed their sentiments before the ‘arm of tyranny sealed ‘their lips ? MIGUEL Escososa, who killed a Mexican woman in Maryaville, in August, 1860, has been tried and found guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree. Ww MARYSVILLE. Go received and forwarded to all parts of Northern Catifornia, with dispatch, atONE DOLLAR PER TON. . No Storages Charges.on Transient. Merchandise. Qurnew brick warehouse is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: (OAR Mos EN Bs Please request your Shippers to be very particular to send us Shipping Receipts accompanying od shipment: of Goods. end Receipts by Express. By getting them promptly we avoid all unnecesgary delay in looking up Stray Packagesye keep constantly on hand and for sale, Flour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to Fillaoe and executing ‘Commissions of all kinds. ‘ n?7-tf R. M;SHACKLEFORD,& CO. Prop’rs. ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partics owing Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they new have the opportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is work te bedone at the head of Main and Broad Streets. , WM. SCOTT, Road Overseer. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1861. _ DEPARTURE OF STAGES From the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for ali parts of the State. SUMMER WINTER. For Sacramento at 1 o’clock, A. M. 4 A.M‘ Marysville, 7 do do . 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 do 7. do San Juan, 6 do 5 do Forest City, 734 do do 7 do Washington, 8 do do 8 do Alpha, g do do 8 do Red Dog, 1 do p.™M. Grass Valley Stages arrive and depart twice day. Seeret Orders. _ ¢ Miasons,. ; Nevada Lodge, No. 13—.Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street,” every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular communications first Monday evening’ of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. > = Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Réeorder. f Odd Fellows. , Gustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular_ meetings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Bread and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. Endependent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 29—Regular meetings every Wednesday evenings, at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. ’ STEAMSHIP Capt. Lapidge,.ssse2+2 ++++2--.Commander, Willleaye Folsom Street ‘Wharf on Thursday, -November 2ist, 1861. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the: Panama Railroad. Company, and from Aspmwall to New: York by the Atlantic and Pacific ey Company A, B. FORBES.) 4 wont W. F. BABCOCK,. 4 *S°2%Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco & FINE ASSORTMENT COAL OIL LAMPS! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! By W.H. CRAWFORD & CO, No. 27 Main street, opposite the EXpress Offices. Nevada, Nov. 6th—tf : Lt promissory Note drawu by John Hartsell, dated the 22d day of Sept. 1861, in favor of E.Jannis, payable on the ist day of April, 1862. Any one finding said Note wiil be rewarded by leavi the-same at COMBS & STINCHFIELD’S Store, at Red Deg. : % E. JANNIS. Red Dog, Noy. 2d—1m WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR Casi. « Til health is the cause of my giving up business. MRS. E. HEALY, D street, Marysville, Opposite old Post Office To the Citizens of Nevada County. . APPEAL is made through this method to the patriotism of the people of NEVADA COUNTY, to rally to the call of their Country, now in her hour of peril and need. Itcannot 43 that patriotism and valor are wantIng among Americans. Their heroism has been most signally displayed in two Wars against Great Britain, and against the Mexican States. Greater and more necessary, and consequently more glorious, is the contest in which our Country is engaged against intestine foes. What was comparatively a pastime when engaged with foreign enemics, has become a herculean labor now. e Nation wants Soldiers—Soldiers in heart and soul Who will see their Country in distress without flocking to her glorious but insulted Standard! FREEMEN OF NEVADA! Your Brothers are in the field and ready to march. Thev need Companions to fill their Companies! ES tS TARRY FOR YOU! WILL YOU FALArrangements have been made to provide you with every comfort at Nevada, and forward you at the earliest practical moment to the rendezvous of the California Regiments. TO VOLUNTEERS! A Company is now ferming to represent Nevada County inthe Fourth Regiment of California Volunteers. A-detachment is in Camp and all Oct. 5-t who desire to jointhe Company will please re. port to CHAS. MARSH, or A. W. POTTER. Voluntecrs will be immediately forwarded, Free of Charge, tothe Eneampment at Auburn. The Company will not organize until it is full. Nevada, Oct. 24th, 1861. : FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. WE CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the : OLD WAGNOLIA WHISKY Renders us confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative Liquors, combining, as it does, every element of Purity, Strength, Palatabiligy and Healthfulness. which should eharacterize a beverage suited to our age and country. We desire dealers and consimers to notice that upon every barrel and package of our Genuine articles, our names are branded in full ; and also, that to each barreland package is affixed OUR. NEW CARD With a view to prevent thé success of impositions, Imitation and Counterfeits, who have discontinued the use of our former colored cut of the Magnolia Flower, and have eubstituted for it a Card, containing an engraving of ‘‘ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill River,” with our name printed in full. . These various attempts to imitate and counterfeit our Whiskies, are perhaps the best ‘tributes to the high reputation which they have achieved. &r INFERIOR ARTICLES are never coun terfeited. : [Signed] FREEMAN & SIMPSON, Phenix Distillery, on Sehuylskill river ; Philadelphia. Ss. CC. SHAW, 606 Front street, * SAN FRANCISCO. Sole Agent for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magnolia Whisky. ani7-3m “*UNCLE JIM’S’’” Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment ! ieee LINIMENT has néver been knewn to fail when applied according to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, { have known it to cure thousands Gf stubbern eases, and in this country hundreds of my fellow-miners have been cured by. its use. For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalled. Ihave also a Wash prepared that will cure Sere .Kyes. Also,.a preparation that willcure RUNNING RHEUMATIS\. These preprrations have never before been offered to the public, and all Jaskis ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above propositions. . AMES SOUTHALL. For sale at SPENCE’S Drug Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat 030-13 \ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm of Summerfield & Shioss, of Omega, was dissolved by mu:ual consent on the ist of September, 1861. Ses AC SUMMERFIELD. Omega. Nov. i3th, 1861. are TO LET. THE GOLDEN GATE HO. Rent. For further particulars cnquire of ae ‘ H. THOMAS, nf—tf 2 rage Valley. FALL STYLE. TEL and all the Fdrniture 18 for. } at any Grocery Store ii Nevada coun AVING UST RECEIVED ALARG GR and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS 4, would invite the mee ot DOG, and vi in part of She tattowne articles sia. — HARDWARE, LIQUORS, ° DRY GOODs,.CLOTHING, ‘BOOTS, SHOES, ' GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, «©. CIGARS, Eto, Comprising a complete assortment-of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in a coun store. Those wishing Goods in our line . wild { find it to their advantage to giveus.a ea! Dofore going elsewhere, as we are “ oe BOUND .TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased -. in all sections of the country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and hese apes 9 imitations and .counterfeits of our brands andproducts. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sections 9f the country, that a common and very inferior . Whisky has been sold under the names of “‘Magnolia ” and ‘* Family Rye,’’ thus injuring the reputation ef our own PURE andSTANDARD article, and jmposing upon the. public inferior eompounds. Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the M. very inferior style, with our names incorrectly spelled, thus: — “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” dn. other fcases, similar incorrect ways. of spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who -endeavor-to evade the law, and atthe sage time to imifate our labels. We therefore call the attention of eur custom-: ers, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe the correct spelling of our names on the packages. We also desire them to notice that upon every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles, our names are branded in full; and also. that to each barrel and package is affixed discontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthd Magnolia Flower and have substituted for ie.a, Card. containing nn engraving of ‘¢'The Piienix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in full. T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Next door to Center Market, Conxmercial Street, Nevada. ARTICULAR attention paid to Hair Out ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam now prepared to give ; : WARM AND COLD BATHS, Having attached a Good Bath Heuseto my shop and supplied it with Turkish Towels, Fine Soap, Flesh Broskec, ete. Those wishing to indulge in agood Bath will call in and see me. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MKATS DELIVERED in any part of the city, free of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je28-tf JAS. COLLEY. CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne, 13, Commercial. Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this — and the county at large, that I have on hand and design ke@ping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton, xP MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-tf 2 i=o) Se hy er A. BLOCK, §&. FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN © CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly on hand and for sale by FORTUNE GUES, Commereial Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 30th,.1861—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And for sale at the 9 o3-im NEV ADA GAS WORKS UNDERTAKINC. WM. C. STILES, UNDERtS i TAKER, has on hand and will make to erder COVERED COFFINS at the following cheap rates : « SMALL GLAZE; PROM. <ccccsas sess $3°to $10 LARGE SIZE, FROM.«..c00000 $10 to $20 GRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other person in the county. ‘ae ALL:WORK DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY. ' ‘No 46, Spring Street, NEVADA. iF citizens of Nevrda county, and his. friends, that he has finished his Brewery, and is now ready’to secure orders for that delicious bever¢, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Hrewery in fieaounty. L. W. DREYFUSS. « Saas olia Flower has been imitated ina sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we have . ” w. DREYFUSS would inform the : JERE Cr Gi bENn, Red Dog, May 25-tf “W. F. HEYDLAUFF ~ -RECULAR STACE LINE? BWerween ‘Nevada and . LVIRGINIA CITY, Via Eureka, Jackson’s Ranch, Sars _ dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. gt a ee wwelve Dollars. \HE Stage will leave Névada City eve MONTare THURSDAY, going through to Vir iniaCity in 36 hours; from the time of lé Nevada City 1 : — Returning—Will leave Virginia City every. MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNIN ’ ae ing the trip back to Nevada_in thirty-six houre— FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES. STAGE OFFICHS :—Nevada, at the Gol Gate Hotel; and at Mau's store, Virginia ig Harman Saddler, agent, Virginia City. MAU, Pro 8 Nevada City.Sept. 2d, i861’ gine Sra Tae RAS ‘a % 7 Ps STAGE LINE,! \HE PROPRIETOR WISHE:! T assure the pate that this: is TeRhe NENT INSTITUTION to which there shall not be, and can not be,.any ¢* let up,?? ep nor no opposition. He would also. inform the public that, as long as the presenf@pposition runs, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valley, will continue : na At Twenty-Five Cents. Ané he pledges himgelf that, under n ps gency will it be raided above FIFTY CLNTS, The proprietor avails himself of this opportunity fe peaks his sincere acknowiocenaiee to the pubc for the.constant and generous pat long accorded to his enterprise. whic fins . H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-Im _ DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega, SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, Leaves the National Ex«;% Change, Broad street, Nevada, SEVERY ° MORNING, at 3 = o'clock, A. M., and * Arrives at Washington, at #2 ™.Returning—The stage leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Ney 10 — pt sient; ergons wishing to visit any ef the @ named points and go with security they will we sult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. f would also return thanks to the traveling public for the liberalmanner in which they have patronized my line, and will assure them that it will ever bemy ‘wish to contribute to their comfort when they travel with me. ‘I have in my employ one of the best and most careful drivers in the State. . 1 June 4, 1861-tf LEW MORRILL, Proprietor. NEVADA, CRASS VALLEY i.) SACRAM ro OPPOSITION ST. LINE. The Oppositi between Nevada and Grass Valley will be drawn off if not better patronized! . ' This is to notify the citizens MA of Nevada and Grass Valley @thatif they de not patronize : ; the ee ae Fifty cents—it will be drawn off, and they will then be compelled to pay One Dollar. ert om We also have a Stage Line running to Saeramento the fare only $5 from Grass Valley, and $53¢ from Nevada. . GRIFFIN & CO. Propri \e Nevada. Ort. 17. 1861. > a JUST PUBLISHED, Bvery man and woman should read it. THE GRAND SECRET, Physical Love in Health and Disease Dr. PASCHAL B. RANDOLPH. It is worth to every Adult an hundred times its cost. Price, $2. Address Drs. PILKINGTON & RANDOLPH, Box 1919. “Office corner Mont~somery and California streets, up stairs, Express juilding, San Francisco. oll ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Be Commercial Street, _ NEVADA CITy. bag rn: VANDERKLEITH would ine? form the public of the county at 1 that he has leased the above WELL KNO HOTEL and is now prepared to fees ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC, The Bouse has been thoroughly improvedand will be kept ina good.style. asin been en Fused in keeping a Hotel fora number of yea ; am confident,of pleasing all who may fayora with their patronage: Terms reaacnaitia, : TO LET. inercia! Exchange, on Commercial’ eee olz isnquise of B. LACHMAN

LC sae LAW FOR DRAFTING.—The Militia Law Aevada Daily Transcript, . ‘ot the Probate Court of urt 0 Lobpomry Seger gyre ~ $nvoTtne aT GRAss VALLEY.—A shooting scrape occurred at Grass Valley, on Saturday night last. between Sim Overlin and Lew Stonehill, which resulted in a severe avound in the hip to Sim, but-not until he had diiven the enemy behind his counter. From what we learn the origin of the dif ficult. was a political discussion which took. ‘place some days ago between Overlin, . who is a Union man, and another party of Secessionist tendencies and in whieh Stonehill inpassed by the last Legislature provides the mode of drafting men for the service of the State or: Nation. Probably the process of drafting will not be resorted to, yet the law is wot without interest. = ae rounds assessing property, shall enroll all men subject to do military duty, and that the Board of Equalization shall eorrect the list. In ease of war, insurrection, ‘rebellion, or . resistance to the lawaef the State, upen-the requisition of the President, or call of any officer of the United States Army, command,ing a district or more, or any’ U.S: Marshal in Cul'fornia, Mayor. of a city. or Sheriff of a county, the Governor, or in his absence, the officer making the-requisition-is anther\ ‘ A DMINISTRATOR’S SALE. —Noticc A is hereby given. that pursuant to an order. rnia, -made in the matter of estate of G. B. deceased, the uudersigned Administrator of said ite, will sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash, ou SATURDAY, the 7th -Of Deceniber. 1861, between the hours 9 o’clock, A. M. and 5 o’clock, P. M. of that day, at the Conrt House door in the city of Nevada, the following described real estate, viz: That certain House and Lot in the town of. Dog, Nevada county, situate on the north corner of Main .and Nevada.streeta th % and known as the old Robertson Hotel. Also the ether building adjeining said Hotel on the east. side thereof and the lots on which the same are. situated. ‘Terms of sale, cash. , J. P. BOURKE, Adm’r. Nov. loth, 1861—td Gzonse R. in PTET that ne has : JENKINS?’ interest in theabove spectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage : As ‘ best satisfaction NATIONAL EXCHANCE . HOCEL. LANCASTER would reinform his as and the public all of A. Re lace, and reI have engaged the services of Mr. A. R. JENKINS, eral Manager, feeling assured that the I ast the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th.— wT A. LAMOTT, —Successor to Lamott & Collins,— \. OUD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. shee vi whut er for the robust or the invalid. Rete hay ; ‘past eight years it has attracted the attention.cf+"""” GROCBRRIES, pes nrgeaie of ‘Whiskies at the South, and inj: ° ° FINE WHISKY IS THE « NON1°? of a pure, healthful and invigoratonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conof. climete.of our centinent, and the ion of a Restorative PEVERAGE, ‘or the pertions of our country. The consumption and demand for-it are daily increasing, and we. are confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative pga, combining as_it: does every element of tability“ind Healthfulness, w rity, Strength, PalaI ch should char acterize a beverage suited to our age and country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITSAND IMITATIONS. . The high appreciation which connoisseurs and the pubtic generally have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA ” and other brands of pure Whisky FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Vines. Intending to visit the Wine Districts Of Europe next season, i have. letermined to sell off my large stock of Choiee Fruit & Foreign Grape Vines And Cuttings the ensuing Winter. Persons intending to establish Nurseries, plant. Orchards or Vineyards,-er;dé4l m Trees and Vines, can have Great Bargains by making early application. ; WILSON FLINT, élow R Street Levee, and after Dee. ist will have a Depot ihn K Street, between 4th & 5th Sacramento, for saiesnlo-tf PR vrevommen 7 MERCHANTS’ FORWARDING LINE, . — STORAGE AND Commission Warchouse, =A: th ¥ Corner J and Second Street, “Sacramento. ] ” EEP constantly on hand the Largest and best assortment of Hate, Caps and’Furs to be found in the State, and sell at a. lower price m any other. Heuse. . would call attention to_m HATS which takes the lead of them all. N. B.—AIl orders from the Country promptly attended to. O22-tf . SELLING OUT, SELLING OUT MRS. HEALY “ae is now selling her } Stock of Millinery Goods AT COST!?Persons wishing to ENGAGE IN THE BUSINESS will find this a good opportunity, as the tT ll ized to call into service any portion of the organized enrolled Militia of the State. If enongh troops are not procured the Brigadier Axenerals shall draft from the enrolled militia of their respective brigades sufficient men to _ answer the call. The drafting shall be done ‘by lot. Any person who shall neglect or refuse to serve after being Crafted is subject to a court martial and to a fine of from fifty to five hundred doWars. Any person of the enrolled militia drafted or called into service may employ an able bodied man as a substitute. e — Coat FIELD IN Nevaba ‘TERRITURY.— The Silver Age says it has recently been dis~ covered that the coal indications extend to the north and south of the original Whitinan claim, a distance of two or three milés, making the entire range: over which good. signs are met with, fully five miles long and ubout two and a half wide. Quite a number ef claims have been lately surveyed different parties along El Dorado Canon. The heaviest deposit so far discovered is on Vol. White man’s grounds, though other claims near by promise well. ; 6 ) SixTY-THREE.—One of. the’ Richmond papers stated that when the news of. the capture of Hatteras Inlet reached the North. Carolina legislature, a disgraceful scene occurrence in that body'which it would not give currency to. Now it has transpired that the ‘disgraceful scene” was nothing less than sixty-three members of that bedy rising in their seats and. cheering for the suecess o the Federal arms. cera Piedmontess princess has rendered herself famous by a single instance. ‘There was a famine in that little kingdom. The princess was astonished. , “Do they die of it?” asked she “In great numbers,” was the answer. ‘‘What squeamishness !” said her highness. ’“ Why don’t they eat beef and mutton ? Tam sure I would do so rather than to starve!” NEW MeExico.—Recent intelligence from the Territory of: New Mexico, says that the Governor the1eof has ordered out the entire militia force as a Home'Guard. The people are much incetised at the cowardly afid traitorous surrender of the United States forces in Arizona, under Major Lynde, to an ‘infe rior force of rebels and outlaws. » The nafive popultion 1s excited, and will defend their territory. from Texan invaders. “ SERMONS in STONES.”—The. following are the mottoes on two highly finished blacks of marble ordered by the Legislhtures of their respective States, and now in Washing’ ton, awaiting their places in the Washington Monument: , . LOUISIANA. -* . £ver Faithful to the Constitution and the Union. TENNESSEE. : The Federal Union—It must be Preserve. Could our federal ‘army desire any stronger . motives to duty than those suggested by men who thus, untrammelled, expressed their sentiments before the ‘arm of tyranny sealed ‘their lips ? MIGUEL Escososa, who killed a Mexican woman in Maryaville, in August, 1860, has been tried and found guilty of the crime of murder in the first degree. Ww MARYSVILLE. Go received and forwarded to all parts of Northern Catifornia, with dispatch, atONE DOLLAR PER TON. . No Storages Charges.on Transient. Merchandise. Qurnew brick warehouse is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: (OAR Mos EN Bs Please request your Shippers to be very particular to send us Shipping Receipts accompanying od shipment: of Goods. end Receipts by Express. By getting them promptly we avoid all unnecesgary delay in looking up Stray Packagesye keep constantly on hand and for sale, Flour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to Fillaoe and executing ‘Commissions of all kinds. ‘ n?7-tf R. M;SHACKLEFORD,& CO. Prop’rs. ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partics owing Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they new have the opportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is work te bedone at the head of Main and Broad Streets. , WM. SCOTT, Road Overseer. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1861. _ DEPARTURE OF STAGES From the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for ali parts of the State. SUMMER WINTER. For Sacramento at 1 o’clock, A. M. 4 A.M‘ Marysville, 7 do do . 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 do 7. do San Juan, 6 do 5 do Forest City, 734 do do 7 do Washington, 8 do do 8 do Alpha, g do do 8 do Red Dog, 1 do p.™M. Grass Valley Stages arrive and depart twice day. Seeret Orders. _ ¢ Miasons,. ; Nevada Lodge, No. 13—.Meets at Masonic Hall, on Broad street,” every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second Saturday of each month. A. C. Niles, Master, J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. Nevada R. A. Chapter, No. 6—Regular communications first Monday evening’ of each month. Thos. P. Hawley, High Priest; J. F. Rudolph, Secretary. > = Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. T.—Stated as. semblies first and third ‘Thursdays of each month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Réeorder. f Odd Fellows. , Gustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular_ meetings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Bread and Pine streets. J. W. Chinn, N. G.; W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. Endependent Order of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 29—Regular meetings every Wednesday evenings, at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompson, C. R.; E. F. Bean, Sec’y. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. ’ STEAMSHIP Capt. Lapidge,..ssse2+2 ++++2--.Commander, Willleaye Folsom Street ‘Wharf on Thursday, -November 2ist, 1861. At9 o’clock A. M., punctually. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinwall by the: Panama Railroad. Company, and from Aspmwall to New: York by the Atlantic and Pacific ey Company A, B. FORBES..) 4 wont W. F. BABCOCK,. 4 *S°2%Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco & FINE ASSORTMENT COAL OIL LAMPS! AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! By W.H. CRAWFORD & CO, No. 27 Main street, opposite the EXpress Offices. Nevada, Nov. 6th—tf : Lt promissory Note drawu by John Hartsell, dated the 22d day of Sept. 1861, in favor of E.Jannis, payable on the ist day of April, 1862. Any one finding said Note wiil be rewarded by leavi the-same at COMBS & STINCHFIELD’S Store, at Red Deg. : % E. JANNIS. Red Dog, Noy. 2d—1m WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR Casi. « Til health is the cause of my giving up business. MRS. E. HEALY, D street, Marysville, Opposite old Post Office To the Citizens of Nevada County. . APPEAL is made through this method to the patriotism of the people of NEVADA COUNTY, to rally to the call of their Country, now in her hour of peril and need. Itcannot 43 that patriotism and valor are wantIng among Americans. Their heroism has been most signally displayed in two Wars against Great Britain, and against the Mexican States. Greater and more necessary, and consequently more glorious, is the contest in which our Country is engaged against intestine foes. What was comparatively a pastime when engaged with foreign enemics, has become a herculean labor now. e Nation wants Soldiers—Soldiers in heart and soul Who will see their Country in distress without flocking to her glorious but insulted Standard! FREEMEN OF NEVADA! Your

Brothers are in the field and ready to march. Thev need Companions to fill their Companies! ES tS TARRY FOR YOU! WILL YOU FALArrangements have been made to provide you with every comfort at Nevada, and forward you at the earliest practical moment to the rendezvous of the California Regiments. TO VOLUNTEERS! A Company is now ferming to represent Nevada County inthe Fourth Regiment of California Volunteers. A-detachment is in Camp and all Oct. 5-t who desire to jointhe Company will please re. port to CHAS. MARSH, or A. W. POTTER. Voluntecrs will be immediately forwarded, Free of Charge, tothe Eneampment at Auburn. The Company will not organize until it is full. Nevada, Oct. 24th, 1861. : FREEMAN & SIMPSON’S OLD MAGNOLIA WHISKY. WE CONSUMPTION and constantly increasing demand for the : OLD WAGNOLIA WHISKY Renders us confident that it must supercede all other forms of restorative Liquors, combining, as it does, every element of Purity, Strength, Palatabiligy and Healthfulness. which should eharacterize a beverage suited to our age and country. We desire dealers and consimers to notice that upon every barrel and package of our Genuine articles, our names are branded in full ; and also, that to each barreland package is affixed OUR. NEW CARD With a view to prevent thé success of impositions, Imitation and Counterfeits, who have discontinued the use of our former colored cut of the Magnolia Flower, and have eubstituted for it a Card, containing an engraving of ‘‘ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill River,” with our name printed in full. . These various attempts to imitate and counterfeit our Whiskies, are perhaps the best ‘tributes to the high reputation which they have achieved. &r INFERIOR ARTICLES are never coun terfeited. : [Signed] FREEMAN & SIMPSON, Phenix Distillery, on Sehuylskill river ; Philadelphia. Ss. CC. SHAW, 606 Front street, * SAN FRANCISCO. Sole Agent for Freeman & Simpson’s Old Magnolia Whisky. ani7-3m “*UNCLE JIM’S’’” Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment ! ieee LINIMENT has néver been knewn to fail when applied according to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, { have known it to cure thousands Gf stubbern eases, and in this country hundreds of my fellow-miners have been cured by. its use. For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalled. Ihave also a Wash prepared that will cure Sere .Kyes. Also,.a preparation that willcure RUNNING RHEUMATIS\. These preprrations have never before been offered to the public, and all Jaskis ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above propositions. . AMES SOUTHALL. For sale at SPENCE’S Drug Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat 030-13 \ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm of Summerfield & Shioss, of Omega, was dissolved by mu:ual consent on the ist of September, 1861. Ses AC SUMMERFIELD. Omega. Nov. i3th, 1861. are TO LET. THE GOLDEN GATE HO. Rent. For further particulars cnquire of ae ‘ H. THOMAS, nf—tf 2 rage Valley. FALL STYLE. TEL and all the Fdrniture 18 for. } at any Grocery Store ii Nevada coun AVING UST RECEIVED ALARG GR and carefully selected STOCK OF GOODS 4, would invite the mee ot DOG, and vi in part of She tattowne articles sia. — HARDWARE, LIQUORS, ° DRY GOODs,.CLOTHING, ‘BOOTS, SHOES, ' GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, TOBACCO, «©. CIGARS, Eto, Comprising a complete assortment-of MINER’S SUPPLIES, such as usuaily found in a coun store. Those wishing Goods in our line . wild { find it to their advantage to giveus.a ea! Dofore going elsewhere, as we are “ oe BOUND .TO SELL AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS can be purchased -. in all sections of the country, have induced un principled parties to resort to the most unfair and hese apes 9 imitations and .counterfeits of our brands andproducts. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sections 9f the country, that a common and very inferior . Whisky has been sold under the names of “‘Magnolia ” and ‘* Family Rye,’’ thus injuring the reputation ef our own PURE andSTANDARD article, and jmposing upon the. public inferior eompounds. Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the M. very inferior style, with our names incorrectly spelled, thus: — “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” dn. other fcases, similar incorrect ways. of spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who -endeavor-to evade the law, and atthe sage time to imifate our labels. We therefore call the attention of eur custom-: ers, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe the correct spelling of our names on the packages. We also desire them to notice that upon every barrel and package of our GENUINE articles, our names are branded in full; and also. that to each barrel and package is affixed discontinued the use of our former colored cut ofthd Magnolia Flower and have substituted for ie.a, Card. containing nn engraving of ‘¢'The Piienix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in full. T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON, Next door to Center Market, Conxmercial Street, Nevada. ARTICULAR attention paid to Hair Out ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam now prepared to give ; : WARM AND COLD BATHS, Having attached a Good Bath Heuseto my shop and supplied it with Turkish Towels, Fine Soap, Flesh Broskec, ete. Those wishing to indulge in agood Bath will call in and see me. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above well known Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. MKATS DELIVERED in any part of the city, free of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je28-tf JAS. COLLEY. CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne, 13, Commercial. Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this — and the county at large, that I have on hand and design ke@ping a large supply of American Beef, Pork and Mutton, xP MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-tf 2 i=o) Se hy er A. BLOCK, §&. FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS LN © CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly on hand and for sale by FORTUNE GUES, Commereial Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 30th,.1861—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And for sale at the 9 o3-im NEV ADA GAS WORKS UNDERTAKINC. WM. C. STILES, UNDERtS i TAKER, has on hand and will make to erder COVERED COFFINS at the following cheap rates : « SMALL GLAZE; PROM. <ccccsas sess $3°to $10 LARGE SIZE, FROM.«....c00000 $10 to $20 GRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other person in the county. ‘ae ALL:WORK DONE in the neatest style. Plates furnished and no charge for engraving. March 16. 1861-tf MILWAUKEE BREWERY. ' ‘No 46, Spring Street, NEVADA. iF citizens of Nevrda county, and his. friends, that he has finished his Brewery, and is now ready’to secure orders for that delicious bever¢, Lager Beer, which he will sell as low as any Hrewery in fieaounty. L. W. DREYFUSS. « Saas olia Flower has been imitated ina sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we have . ” w. DREYFUSS would inform the : JERE Cr Gi bENn, Red Dog, May 25-tf “W. F. HEYDLAUFF ~ -RECULAR STACE LINE? BWerween ‘Nevada and . LVIRGINIA CITY, Via Eureka, Jackson’s Ranch, Sars _ dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. gt a ee wwelve Dollars. \HE Stage will leave Névada City eve MONTare THURSDAY, going through to Vir iniaCity in 36 hours; from the time of lé Nevada City 1 : — Returning—Will leave Virginia City every. MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNIN ’ ae ing the trip back to Nevada_in thirty-six houre— FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES. STAGE OFFICHS :—Nevada, at the Gol Gate Hotel; and at Mau's store, Virginia ig Harman Saddler, agent, Virginia City. MAU, Pro 8 Nevada City.Sept. 2d, i861’ gine Sra Tae RAS ‘a % 7 Ps STAGE LINE,! \HE PROPRIETOR WISHE:! T assure the pate that this: is TeRhe NENT INSTITUTION to which there shall not be, and can not be,.any ¢* let up,?? ep nor no opposition. He would also. inform the public that, as long as the presenf@pposition runs, his fare, each way, between Nevada and Grass Valley, will continue : na At Twenty-Five Cents. Ané he pledges himgelf that, under n ps gency will it be raided above FIFTY CLNTS, The proprietor avails himself of this opportunity fe peaks his sincere acknowiocenaiee to the pubc for the.constant and generous pat long accorded to his enterprise. whic fins . H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-Im _ DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega, SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, Leaves the National Ex«;% Change, Broad street, Nevada, SEVERY ° MORNING, at 3 = o'clock, A. M., and * Arrives at Washington, at #2 ™.Returning—The stage leaves WASHINGTON at 7 o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Ney 10 — pt sient; ergons wishing to visit any ef the @ named points and go with security they will we sult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. f would also return thanks to the traveling public for the liberalmanner in which they have patronized my line, and will assure them that it will ever bemy ‘wish to contribute to their comfort when they travel with me. ‘I have in my employ one of the best and most careful drivers in the State. . 1 June 4, 1861-tf LEW MORRILL, Proprietor. NEVADA, CRASS VALLEY i.) SACRAM ro OPPOSITION ST. LINE. The Oppositi between Nevada and Grass Valley will be drawn off if not better patronized! . ' This is to notify the citizens MA of Nevada and Grass Valley @thatif they de not patronize : ; the ee ae Fifty cents—it will be drawn off, and they will then be compelled to pay One Dollar. ert om We also have a Stage Line running to Saeramento the fare only $5 from Grass Valley, and $53¢ from Nevada. . GRIFFIN & CO. Propri \e Nevada. Ort. 17. 1861. > a JUST PUBLISHED, Bvery man and woman should read it. THE GRAND SECRET, Physical Love in Health and Disease Dr. PASCHAL B. RANDOLPH. It is worth to every Adult an hundred times its cost. Price, $2. Address Drs. PILKINGTON & RANDOLPH, Box 1919. “Office corner Mont~somery and California streets, up stairs, Express juilding, San Francisco. oll ST. LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Be Commercial Street, _ NEVADA CITy. bag rn: VANDERKLEITH would ine? form the public of the county at 1 that he has leased the above WELL KNO HOTEL and is now prepared to fees ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC, The Bouse has been thoroughly improvedand will be kept ina good.style. asin been en Fused in keeping a Hotel fora number of yea ; am confident,of pleasing all who may fayora with their patronage: Terms reaacnaitia, : TO LET. inercia! Exchange, on Commercial’ eee olz isnquise of B. LACHMAN