November 26, 1861 (4 pages)

a he Bthe . itand ~ of the ornia, earns on for vilara pal at e 9th th all h day creed forth d the ndivito all e, lyalley, it two and e nch,’’ $6 Fa ndred palena one of inthe iratus Mery, « ». No. 1ents, rtainpanic eeCTa ms .ofse fo “ ty s fOurt f.A7th » and Nov. riff. 1 ExHon. iet, in lifer or of MES Ninedebt, h day it per [ have ty to. withr anil nphis unty, "le of eying h and 8, lo. water heres pse TO ty, to f the DAY. clock, { Nov. riff. puty. lininy lves— ‘an be Any return ®. fice. HIP. ‘Omehe ist LD. es upunty, to the e, Nef the faxes n NoCo. vada. . Mar 1 Dust e-U.S mento Rates ty Sevalue # tly on. ES, are to be encountered of any other route. was Py . ¢ « ———Fhe-stations are notfar apart and less snow . *-¥¥in! Brodie admitted to citizenship. Revale Daily Transcript. TRAYEL TO Wasnvog, — The travel: to ‘Washoe, over the Henness Pass, is aninter“rupted, Messrs. YT. J. Jobnson’s & Co.'s atrges performing their regular trxps. We! anderstand that Siessrs. Johnson & Co. will] use every exertion to keep the road open this winter, either by means of stages, sleighs or saddle trains. It is the impression of a great many of eur people that this cannot be dione. We hold a contrary opinion. If the traveling commanity will continue to patronize this road, the owners of the lines now on it will keep it oven so that people ean trayel «niteither by means of sleighs or. saddle A DANS TRATOR’S SALE. — Notice is hereby given. that pursuant to an order of the Probate Court.of Nevada county, Califor. pia, heretofore made iim the. of the estate of G. B. Zaff, deceased, the uudersigned Administrator of said estate, wHl sell at Public Auction to the mips bidder for cash,ou SATURDAY, the 7th day of December. 1861, bétween the heurs 9.’clock, A. . and + o'clock, P. nt of that day. at the Court House door, in thecity of Nevada, the following described real estate, viz = That centaka : , Deg, Nevada county, situate on. the north-east orner of Main and Nevada streets therein, and knownas the old Robertson Hotel. Also the other building adjeining said Hotel on.the east side thereof and the lots‘on which the same are situated. ‘Terms of sale, cash. 4 J. P. BOURKE, Adm’r. Nov. £0th, 1861—td : ; fF : FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Se Intending to visit the Wine Di:-. tricts of Europe next season, I have determined to sell off my large stock ofChotee Frnit & Foreign Grape Vines animals, and the travelers. will encounter no. more hardships ‘in going over it than ‘And ngs the ensuing Winter. ‘ Persons intenWng to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and House and Lot in the town of Red . FACTS 1. FACTS! «Peace hath her Victories No less.renowned than war,’ So wrote John Milton, and such ie the fact. ° THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE H's ALREADY wona victory over the ISkAELITESin the Dry Goods trade, and having strongly intrenched its position, the ‘Pro prictors are now fully prepared to ery “havoc” and P Let slip the Dogs of War, On High Prices # . The American Dry Goods Store now has its immense batteries of ten inch Columbiais loaded to the muzzle with CHEAP DRY COODS ! falls. on this pass than on any other. But if everybody decides that the road is going to be impractieable, and that it is aseless to try it, then indeed will the proprietors of these lines be compelled to abandon their task.— We should regard this as a, misfortune to our town. The elements of prosperity which we possess aye neither so great nor so numer-ous and we-¥an not afford to throwthis one away, aud rather than have this happen it would be wise on our part to make a smal pecuniary saerifice to prevent it. <i Court, Nov. 25th, 1861.—¥ureka Lake Co., vs. ‘Van Hagen.+-Motion for new trial overruled. ) aivichols & Holmes vs. 8. ‘8. White.—Trial cottinued for one week. R. H. McDaniel vs. O. P. Stidger.—Hearing on motion for new trial set for “Monday next.NATIONAK Loan.—Our fellow tawnsiman, John C. Birdseye, Esq., has subscribed $3.000 to the national loan, and $10,000 more have been subscribed by other citizens of our place. ws SAILED From San FRACINSCO.—Mrs. anl Miss Churchman sailed from San Fran. cisco, last week, on a clipper ship bound for Callao, from Whenee they will easily reach Valparaiso. RECOVERING.—Mr. Thomas Wilson, who was so badly burned, some time since, in the “Young America” shaft, is fast reéovering from his injuries. PARADE.—General K'bbe has issued an order directing the fourth brigade, (second division) to’ parade on the 16th of December next. This division comprises the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas, under the command of Brig. General Dibble. We nope they will parade in our town. = t= The most tremendous puff we have seen for a long while we read yesterday in the Grass Valley National. Somebody sent: the National man a few pears, and thereupon he turos to and writes a puff which takes the proportions of an epic’ poem. -If some apples and a pumpkin had been added to. the gift, we have no doubt brother Ewer would have spread himself till Homer’s Iliad would have appeared like small potatoes. ta” The Democrat man gives a most pathetie and affecting account of the dem’: of a dorg. The unfortunate canine, it seems, swallowed a sausage which he found it impossible to digest, and although all the caninerary science in the town was brought to bear, the poor dorg expired. Alas! sich is life !, ‘ i Among the proceedings of the Nevada Territorial Legislature, published in the Sacramento Union, we perceive that “the Act to, incorporate the Virginia and Carson City Railroad Company (Atchison and others) was amended by inserting the name of John (, Birdseye as one of corporators and as President of the company, instead of John Ives.” AN exchange, commenting upon the. mar-{ riage of a youthful couple, whose ages numbered each above four score, observes ag folluws :— “Well, we have often met with the exptession—‘‘a green old age,” but have never seen so striking an example of such a state as this must have been.” —__——re SALE oF. WooL.—The Bulletin notes a sale of 300 bales of American wool of vari#us grades, weighing about 50,000 lbs. at 15c., part of which is now en route for New York per the David Crocket. r ““ MAN proposes, but God disposes,” said a pidus‘aunt to her over confident niece, “Let a man propose to me, if he dare,” was the response, “and I will dispose of ‘. Wednesday evenings, licatt WILSON FLINT, elow RK Stréet Levee, and after Dee. 1st: will have a Depet in K Street, between ¢th & 5th Sacramaertoy for sales nl0-tf app! ication. JTERCHANTS’ FORWARDING LINE, STORAGE AND Commission Warehouse, MARYSVILLE. OODS received and forwarded to all parts of Northern California, with dispatch, atONE OLLAR PER TON. No Storages Charges on Transient Merchandise. Our new brick warehouse is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: SCARE M: FF.) ODN E.” Please request your Shippers to be very particular tosend us Shipping Receipts accompanying every shipment of Goods. end Receipts by Express. By getting them promptly we avoid all unnecessary delay in looking up Stray PackagesVe keep constantly on hand and for sale, Fiour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to Filling orders and exeeuting Commissions of all kinds. ; n7-tf KR. M, SHACKLEFORD & CO. Prop’rs. o N ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partios owing Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they now havethe opportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is work to be done at the head of Main and Broad Streets. wo. SCOTT, Road Overseer. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1861, DEPARTURE OF STAGES ‘From the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for ail parts of the State. ‘SUMMER. WINTER. For Sacramento at 1 0’clock, A. M. 4A.M Marysville, 7 do do 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 do. 7 do San Juan, 6 do 5 do Forest City, 7% do do "7 a9 “Washington, § do — do 8 to Alpha, “ g doe do 8 do Red Dog, 1. odo. “BoM Grass Valley Stages arrive and depart twice day. Seeret Orders. : Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, en Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second } 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 ofeach month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Reeorder. Odd Fellows. : Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular méctings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. 'J.W. Chinn, N. G.;.W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. Independent Order,of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings every at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompsen, C. R.: EF. Bean, See’y. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP Capt. Lapidge,.+.++-+ ..Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Thursday, ~ -November 21st, 1861. At9 o’clock A.M., punctually. Fer Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from. Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspmwail to .New York by the Atlantic and Pacific sear ie yoo: — ; . * vier) W.F. BABCOCK, { Agents. Cor. Sacramente & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco 4 FINE ASSORTMENT COAL OIL LAMPS! AT ‘GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! By W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. No. 27 Main street, opposite the Express Offices. Nevada, Nov. G6th—tf : . ; OST.—A promissory Note drawu by John Hartsell, dated the 22d day of Sept. 1861, in tavor of E. Jannis, ag Myra on the ist day of April, 1862. Any one finding said Note will be him according to my own views, as he suits me.” . « : Lo rewarded b pret the at COMBS & STINCHFIELD’S Drug Store, at Red Dog. Ek. JANNIS. Red Dog, Nov. 24d—1m 3) vo § Vines, can have Great Bargains by making early [° Satarday of ers. . J \ ’ THE ACTION Will commence immediately and continye until the Israelites run. % ; z FIRST GUN! A Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from “5 cents to’ $1,50 each. 2 SECOND GUN! 500. Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to $100 each. ‘THIRD GUN! Shell—200° Bonnets of the Latest ces to suit every one. FOURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 pieees Carpeting, of ever style and description {rem 15 certs to $3 per yd. ALL THE BATTERIES ! Leaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every style, in’ endless variety, and at. unprecedented low prices. superior to any in theeity and 25 per cent cheaper. ' WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! bal tC) Syles, at priWith a regular broadside of Ribbons. Scarfs, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen Hoods, Shawls, Flannels, Cassimeres, Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, Damask, Lace Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Humbugged into the wrong Store but visit the AMERICAN [= DRY GOODS STORE! £3 And eompare prices. In connection with our immense. Stock of Dry Goods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Whieh will be sold 30 per cent chearer than ean he bought in the State. We have also the First and only Stcck of JAPANESE COODS! Ever brought te this city, consisting’ of “. Secretaries, Glove Boxes, Werk Boxes, Shawl Boxes, Tables, Waiters, &c. &e. Useful as well as Ornamental, whieh will be sold VERY‘ LOW. ~Remember the place. No. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. **UNCLE JIM’S’’ Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment ! dere LINIMENT has never been known to fail when applied accordir ¢ to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, I have known it to cure thousands of stubbern cases, and in this country hundreds ef my fellow-miners have been cured by its use. ie For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalked. Ihave ulao a Wash prepared that willcure Sore Eyes. Also, a, preparation that’ will cure RONNING RHEUMATISM. These prepsrations have neyer before been offered to the public, and all } ask is ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above'propositions. : JAMES SOUTHALL. For saleat SPENCE’S Disa Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat 030-1m Apibewnens % 4 And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite deal. 7} article, and imposing upon the public inferior HACADORN & BOWLEY, } OLD MAGNOLIA. WHISKY. ‘WHIS. FINE WHISKY IS THE «« NONP oss ”_of. a pure, healthful and inviigorat~ag Tonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conditions of the climute of our continent, and the very perfection.of.2 Restorative BEVERAGE, whether for the robust of the imwalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of . 4 connoiseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in! other portions of our country. The consumption . and demand for it are daily incréasimg, and sve are confident that it must supercede all other . forms of resterative Hquors, cembining as it' does every element of Bale 6 Streagth, Palatability and Healthfulness, which should char acterize a beveregesuited to our age end country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND : IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which econneisseurs and the public generall; have-extended to our “OLD . MAGNOLIA ” and other-bravids of pure Whisky . and the consequent increasing demand for them in all sections of the country, have induced un . principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of eur brands and products. We have beén advised by our correspondefits in verious sections of the country, that. a common and very inferior Whisky, has been sold underthe names ‘of “Magkola??_and-* ami z reputation of our own PURE and STANDARD compounds. d ‘ Andin San Franéisce, our former colored cut of the Magnolia Flower has been imitated ina A A inferior style, with our wames incorrectly spelled, thus : = “FREEMAN &. SIMSON.” In other ‘cases, similar incorrect ways of ‘spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time todmitate our labels. ° . We therefere call the attention of eur customers, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tle correct spelling of our names on the packages. 7 Ve also desire them te-notice that upon every barrel. and package of eur GENUINE articles, our names are branded jm full; and also. that to ‘y-each barrel and package is affixed With aview to prevent the success of Imp . sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we haye discontinued the use of our former colored cut! ofthe Magnolia Flower and have substituted for it a Card. containing . an engraving of “ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in full. TT. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON. Next door to Center Marlet, Commercial Street, Nevada. JARTICULAR attention paid to Hair Cut ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dreging. Iam now prepared to give WARM. AND COLD BATHS, Having attached a Good Bath House to my shop and supplied it with Turkish Towels, Fine Soap, Flesh Brushes, ete. hose wishing to indulge in agood Bath will call in and see me. i SROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ~ . ALL KINDS OF MEAT y constantly on hand at the above well known Markét, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers Mi ATS DbLIVERED inany part of the city, free of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je2s-tf -JAS. COLLEY. CENTRE MARKET. JOIN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at-large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of Beef,, Pork and Wiuttom, eF MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reasonalylé rates. Nevada, February 1, 1861-tf American A. BLOCK, E. BLOCK, Jr 8. FURTH, A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constautly ov band aud for sale by FORTUNE GUES, Commereial Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 20th, 1861—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And for sale at the NEV. ADA GAS-WORKS oslim UNDERTAKINC. r] WM. C. STILES, UNDERri» 2 ee TAKER, has on hand and will make to erder COVERED COFFINS at the following cheap rates : SMALL SIZ, FROM. cs ccccsccicoes $3 to $10 LARGE SIZE, FROM..-.%.810 to $20 . GRAV FENCES, ofevery style, furnished cheaper than by Any eed Sele in the county. Xp ALE WORK DONE in the néatest style. Plates furnished and ko charye for engraving. Mareh 16. 1861-tf ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY. No. 46, Spring Street, NEVADA. W. DREYE USS would inform the 4 vétizens Of Nevrda county, and his friends, that he has finished his Brewery, and is now ready to secure--ordera for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, whieh he will eet! as low as any Brewery in the connty. BR ERED ts Ne Te varepareed) THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & ©O,, . AVING JUST RECEIVEDALARGHE and carefally yelected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vyicinity, to call and exemine the same; consisting in part of the following articles: : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . LIQUORS, . DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOBR, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, *, DOBACCO, CIGARS, Ete. Comprising a complete assortment ef MINER'S SUPPLIES, sneh as usualy foundin a country store. Those wishing Geeds in ear djne will tind it to their advantage vo give us a <al bosore going elsewhere, as we are * BOUND TO SELE AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS cin be purchased: wt any Grocery Store in Nevada county, eal i ; JERE C. GREEN, . WA YOREYDUAUPY RECULAR STACE LINE! Berween Nevada ard Red Bog, May 2b=tf Via ureka, Jackson's Ranch, Sar__ / dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. Fare Twelve Dollars. T HE Stage will leave Nevada City every MOR R DAY & THURSDAY, going th gh to Vir. giniaCity in 36 hours, frome 1¢ Gime of leaving Nevada City! Returning—Will leave Virginia ¢ ‘ity every: MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNING. mak~ ing the trip back to Nevada. in thirty-six hours FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES, STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden Gate Hotel; and at Mau’s store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent, Vireinia City. : : A. MAU, Proprietor. __ Nevada City, Sept. 2d, 1861 Ff a 84 3m NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY = STAGE LINE,. fie PROPRIETOR WISHES To a assure the public that: this is a PERMA. NEN'T INSTITUTION to which there shall not” be, and can mot be, any “ let up,” opposition or no oppéition. He would. also inform-the pybsey ate Bs loug as yrs present opposition runs, us Tare, cach way, between Nevada: ir Valley, will continue 7“ : ye At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under.no contingency will it be raised above ¥I FTY CENTS, he preprictor avails himsclfof this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public for the constant and generou rous patronage s long accorded to his enterprise. . = she y 4. D. = Grass Valley, August 28th-Im vane DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alphaand Omega, Six HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, Leaves the National Ex; change, Broad street. Nevuda. EVERY MORNING, (at > o’cloek, A. M.; and at Washington, at 22 Me Re pom erga oan stage leaves WASHINGTON at ¢ O'CLOCK, A. M., aad arrives in Nevacki Cc esa eat Sin Nevacki City at Persons wishing te visit any of the above named points and go with security, they wii] consult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, [f would also return thanks to the traveling public for the liberal manner in which they have patronized my line and will assure them that it will ever be my wish to contribute to their comfort when the trave! withme. 1 have in my employ one of the best and most careful drivers in the State. LEW MORRILL, P ietcr. June 4, 186+-¢f— eaerens Arrives NEVADA, CRASS VALLEY AND ; : SACRAMENTO OPPOSITION STAGE LINE. The Opposition between Nevada and Grass’ Valley will be drawn off if not better patronized ! This is to notify the citizens Zot Nevada and Grass Valley ¢ i thatif they do not patronize = the Opposition—fare only Iifty cents—it will be drawn off, and they will then be compelled te pay One Dollar. { We also have a Stage Line running to Sacra, mento the fure only $6 from Grass Valley, and $514 from Nevada. . GRIFFIN & Nevada, Oct. 17. 1861. JUST PUBLISHED, CO. Proprietors. Every man and woman should read it. THE GRAND SECRET, On Physical Lovein Health and Disease , nyDr. PASCHAL By RANDOLPH. It is worth to every Adultan hundred times its cost. Price, $2, Address Drs. PLLKING'TON & RANDOLIH, Box 1919 Offiee corner Montyomery and California streets, up stairs, Express Building, San Fraueiseo. oll LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ACOB VANDEKLEITH would inform the public of the county at large that lic has leased the wbeve WELL KNOWN HOTEL and is now prepared to : ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC,: The House has been thoroughly improved and will be kept ina good style. Having been epgaged in keeping a Uotel fora number of years, t am confident of pleasing all who may fay or we with their patronage. ‘Ferms reusonable. jy2étft Cc. E. WITHINCTON, i, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL P : OUSE PAIN'FING promptly sT. a tee ne as October, 30 3m. « Ws DREXYFUSH fe Dealer in Paper Hangings, Cu:&c.° At the foot of Broad st. Ney cy

a he Bthe . itand ~ of the ornia, earns on for vilara pal at e 9th th all h day creed forth d the ndivito all e, lyalley, it two and e nch,’’ $6 Fa ndred palena one of inthe iratus Mery, « ». No. 1ents, rtainpanic eeCTa ms .ofse fo “ ty s fOurt f.A7th » and Nov. riff. 1 ExHon. iet, in lifer or of MES Ninedebt, h day it per [ have ty to. withr anil nphis unty, "le of eying h and 8, lo. water heres pse TO ty, to f the DAY. clock, { Nov. riff. puty. lininy lves— ‘an be Any return ®. fice. HIP. ‘Omehe ist LD. es upunty, to the e, Nef the faxes n NoCo. vada. . Mar 1 Dust e-U.S mento Rates ty Sevalue # tly on. ES, are to be encountered of any other route. was Py . ¢ « ———Fhe-stations are notfar apart and less snow . *-¥¥in! Brodie admitted to citizenship. Revale Daily Transcript. TRAYEL TO Wasnvog, — The travel: to ‘Washoe, over the Henness Pass, is aninter“rupted, Messrs. YT. J. Jobnson’s & Co.'s atrges performing their regular trxps. We! anderstand that Siessrs. Johnson & Co. will] use every exertion to keep the road open this winter, either by means of stages, sleighs or saddle trains. It is the impression of a great many of eur people that this cannot be dione. We hold a contrary opinion. If the traveling commanity will continue to patronize this road, the owners of the lines now on it will keep it oven so that people ean trayel «niteither by means of sleighs or. saddle A DANS TRATOR’S SALE. — Notice is hereby given. that pursuant to an order of the Probate Court.of Nevada county, Califor. pia, heretofore made iim the. of the estate of G. B. Zaff, deceased, the uudersigned Administrator of said estate, wHl sell at Public Auction to the mips bidder for cash,ou SATURDAY, the 7th day of December. 1861, bétween the heurs 9.’clock, A. . and + o'clock, P. nt of that day. at the Court House door, in thecity of Nevada, the following described real estate, viz = That centaka : , Deg, Nevada county, situate on. the north-east orner of Main and Nevada streets therein, and knownas the old Robertson Hotel. Also the other building adjeining said Hotel on.the east side thereof and the lots‘on which the same are situated. ‘Terms of sale, cash. 4 J. P. BOURKE, Adm’r. Nov. £0th, 1861—td : ; fF : FRUIT TREES and Foreign Grape Se Intending to visit the Wine Di:-. tricts of Europe next season, I have determined to sell off my large stock ofChotee Frnit & Foreign Grape Vines animals, and the travelers. will encounter no. more hardships ‘in going over it than ‘And ngs the ensuing Winter. ‘ Persons intenWng to establish Nurseries, plant Orchards or Vineyards, or deal m Trees and House and Lot in the town of Red . FACTS 1. FACTS! «Peace hath her Victories No less.renowned than war,’ So wrote John Milton, and such ie the fact. ° THE AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE H's ALREADY wona victory over the ISkAELITESin the Dry Goods trade, and having strongly intrenched its position, the ‘Pro prictors are now fully prepared to ery “havoc” and P Let slip the Dogs of War, On High Prices # . The American Dry Goods Store now has its immense batteries of ten inch Columbiais loaded to the muzzle with CHEAP DRY COODS ! falls. on this pass than on any other. But if everybody decides that the road is going to be impractieable, and that it is aseless to try it, then indeed will the proprietors of these lines be compelled to abandon their task.— We should regard this as a, misfortune to our town. The elements of prosperity which we possess aye neither so great nor so numer-ous and we-¥an not afford to throwthis one away, aud rather than have this happen it would be wise on our part to make a smal pecuniary saerifice to prevent it. <i Court, Nov. 25th, 1861.—¥ureka Lake Co., vs. ‘Van Hagen.+-Motion for new trial overruled. ) aivichols & Holmes vs. 8. ‘8. White.—Trial cottinued for one week. R. H. McDaniel vs. O. P. Stidger.—Hearing on motion for new trial set for “Monday next.NATIONAK Loan.—Our fellow tawnsiman, John C. Birdseye, Esq., has subscribed $3.000 to the national loan, and $10,000 more have been subscribed by other citizens of our place. ws SAILED From San FRACINSCO.—Mrs. anl Miss Churchman sailed from San Fran. cisco, last week, on a clipper ship bound for Callao, from Whenee they will easily reach Valparaiso. RECOVERING.—Mr. Thomas Wilson, who was so badly burned, some time since, in the “Young America” shaft, is fast reéovering from his injuries. PARADE.—General K'bbe has issued an order directing the fourth brigade, (second division) to’ parade on the 16th of December next. This division comprises the counties of Nevada, Sierra and Plumas, under the command of Brig. General Dibble. We nope they will parade in our town. = t= The most tremendous puff we have seen for a long while we read yesterday in the Grass Valley National. Somebody sent: the National man a few pears, and thereupon he turos to and writes a puff which takes the proportions of an epic’ poem. -If some apples and a pumpkin had been added to. the gift, we have no doubt brother Ewer would have spread himself till Homer’s Iliad would have appeared like small potatoes. ta” The Democrat man gives a most pathetie and affecting account of the dem’: of a dorg. The unfortunate canine, it seems, swallowed a sausage which he found it impossible to digest, and although all the caninerary science in the town was brought to bear, the poor dorg expired. Alas! sich is life !, ‘ i Among the proceedings of the Nevada Territorial Legislature, published in the Sacramento Union, we perceive that “the Act to, incorporate the Virginia and Carson City Railroad Company (Atchison and others) was amended by inserting the name of John (, Birdseye as one of corporators and as President of the company, instead of John Ives.” AN exchange, commenting upon the. mar-{ riage of a youthful couple, whose ages numbered each above four score, observes ag folluws :— “Well, we have often met with the exptession—‘‘a green old age,” but have never seen so striking an example of such a state as this must have been.” —__——re SALE oF. WooL.—The Bulletin notes a sale of 300 bales of American wool of vari#us grades, weighing about 50,000 lbs. at 15c., part of which is now en route for New York per the David Crocket. r ““ MAN proposes, but God disposes,” said a pidus‘aunt to her over confident niece, “Let a man propose to me, if he dare,” was the response, “and I will dispose of ‘. Wednesday evenings, licatt WILSON FLINT, elow RK Stréet Levee, and after Dee. 1st: will have a Depet in K Street, between ¢th & 5th Sacramaertoy for sales nl0-tf app! ication. JTERCHANTS’ FORWARDING LINE, STORAGE AND Commission Warehouse, MARYSVILLE. OODS received and forwarded to all parts of Northern California, with dispatch, atONE OLLAR PER TON. No Storages Charges on Transient Merchandise. Our new brick warehouse is located close by the Feather River steamboat landing. MARK PACKAGES: SCARE M: FF.) ODN E.” Please request your Shippers to be very particular tosend us Shipping Receipts accompanying every shipment of Goods. end Receipts by Express. By getting them promptly we avoid all unnecessary delay in looking up Stray PackagesVe keep constantly on hand and for sale, Fiour, Grain & Produce. The utmost care and attention is given to Filling orders and exeeuting Commissions of all kinds. ; n7-tf KR. M, SHACKLEFORD & CO. Prop’rs. o N ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partios owing Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they now havethe opportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is work to be done at the head of Main and Broad Streets. wo. SCOTT, Road Overseer. Nevada, Oct. 8th, 1861, DEPARTURE OF STAGES ‘From the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for ail parts of the State. ‘SUMMER. WINTER. For Sacramento at 1 0’clock, A. M. 4A.M Marysville, 7 do do 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 do. 7 do San Juan, 6 do 5 do Forest City, 7% do do "7 a9 “Washington, § do — do 8 to Alpha, “ g doe do 8 do Red Dog, 1. odo. “BoM Grass Valley Stages arrive and depart twice day. Seeret Orders. : Masons, Nevada Lodge, No. 13—Meets at Masonic Hall, en Broad street, every Saturday evening.— Regular communications second } 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 ofeach month Charles Marsh, Commander; J. F. Rudolph, Reeorder. Odd Fellows. : Oustomah Lodge, No. 16—Regular méctings every ‘luesday evening, at their Hall corner of Broad and Pine streets. 'J.W. Chinn, N. G.;.W. E. Pressey, Sec’y. Independent Order,of Knighthood, Nevada Camp, No. 39—Regular meetings every at Temperance Hall. A. G. Thompsen, C. R.: EF. Bean, See’y. Pacific Mail Steamship Co’s. STEAMSHIP Capt. Lapidge,..+.++-+ ....Commander, Will leave Folsom Street Wharf on Thursday, ~ -November 21st, 1861. At9 o’clock A.M., punctually. Fer Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from. Panama to Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company, and from Aspmwail to .New York by the Atlantic and Pacific sear ie yoo: — ; . * vier) W.F. BABCOCK, { Agents. Cor. Sacramente & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco 4 FINE ASSORTMENT COAL OIL LAMPS! AT ‘GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! By W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. No. 27 Main street, opposite the Express Offices. Nevada, Nov. G6th—tf : . ; OST.—A promissory Note drawu by John Hartsell, dated the 22d day of Sept. 1861, in tavor of E. Jannis, ag Myra on the ist day of April, 1862. Any one finding said Note will be him according to my own views, as he suits me.” . « : Lo rewarded b pret the at COMBS & STINCHFIELD’S Drug Store, at Red Dog. Ek. JANNIS. Red Dog, Nov. 24d—1m 3) vo § Vines, can have Great Bargains by making early [° Satarday of ers. . J \ ’ THE ACTION

Will commence immediately and continye until the Israelites run. % ; z FIRST GUN! A Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from “5 cents to’ $1,50 each. 2 SECOND GUN! 500. Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, from $3 to $100 each. ‘THIRD GUN! Shell—200° Bonnets of the Latest ces to suit every one. FOURTH GUN! Rifled Cannon—100 pieees Carpeting, of ever style and description {rem 15 certs to $3 per yd. ALL THE BATTERIES ! Leaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every style, in’ endless variety, and at. unprecedented low prices. superior to any in theeity and 25 per cent cheaper. ' WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! bal tC) Syles, at priWith a regular broadside of Ribbons. Scarfs, Embroideries, Hosiery, Gloves, Woolen Hoods, Shawls, Flannels, Cassimeres, Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks Opera Hoods, Linen Goods, Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, Gents’ White Shirts, Damask, Lace Curtains, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Rugs, &c. Wiping out the Israelites entirely. Don’t be Humbugged into the wrong Store but visit the AMERICAN [= DRY GOODS STORE! £3 And eompare prices. In connection with our immense. Stock of Dry Goods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Whieh will be sold 30 per cent chearer than ean he bought in the State. We have also the First and only Stcck of JAPANESE COODS! Ever brought te this city, consisting’ of “. Secretaries, Glove Boxes, Werk Boxes, Shawl Boxes, Tables, Waiters, &c. &e. Useful as well as Ornamental, whieh will be sold VERY‘ LOW. ~Remember the place. No. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. **UNCLE JIM’S’’ Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment ! dere LINIMENT has never been known to fail when applied accordir ¢ to directions. During a residence of 19 years in Asia, I have known it to cure thousands of stubbern cases, and in this country hundreds ef my fellow-miners have been cured by its use. ie For Bruises, Sprains, Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalked. Ihave ulao a Wash prepared that willcure Sore Eyes. Also, a, preparation that’ will cure RONNING RHEUMATISM. These prepsrations have neyer before been offered to the public, and all } ask is ONE TRIAL to prove the truth of the above'propositions. : JAMES SOUTHALL. For saleat SPENCE’S Disa Store, Nevada, and at WM. STONE'S Store, Selby Flat 030-1m Apibewnens % 4 And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite deal. 7} article, and imposing upon the public inferior HACADORN & BOWLEY, } OLD MAGNOLIA. WHISKY. ‘WHIS. FINE WHISKY IS THE «« NONP oss ”_of. a pure, healthful and inviigorat~ag Tonic, suited exaetly to the peculiar conditions of the climute of our continent, and the very perfection.of.2 Restorative BEVERAGE, whether for the robust of the imwalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of . 4 connoiseurs of Whiskies at the South, and in! other portions of our country. The consumption . and demand for it are daily incréasimg, and sve are confident that it must supercede all other . forms of resterative Hquors, cembining as it' does every element of Bale 6 Streagth, Palatability and Healthfulness, which should char acterize a beveregesuited to our age end country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND : IMITATIONS. The high appreciation which econneisseurs and the public generall; have-extended to our “OLD . MAGNOLIA ” and other-bravids of pure Whisky . and the consequent increasing demand for them in all sections of the country, have induced un . principled parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of eur brands and products. We have beén advised by our correspondefits in verious sections of the country, that. a common and very inferior Whisky, has been sold underthe names ‘of “Magkola??_and-* ami z reputation of our own PURE and STANDARD compounds. d ‘ Andin San Franéisce, our former colored cut of the Magnolia Flower has been imitated ina A A inferior style, with our wames incorrectly spelled, thus : = “FREEMAN &. SIMSON.” In other ‘cases, similar incorrect ways of ‘spelling our names have been resorted to by par ties who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time todmitate our labels. ° . We therefere call the attention of eur customers, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tle correct spelling of our names on the packages. 7 Ve also desire them te-notice that upon every barrel. and package of eur GENUINE articles, our names are branded jm full; and also. that to ‘y-each barrel and package is affixed With aview to prevent the success of Imp . sitions, Imitations and Counterfeits, we haye discontinued the use of our former colored cut! ofthe Magnolia Flower and have substituted for it a Card. containing . an engraving of “ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in full. TT. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAIR CUTTING SALOON. Next door to Center Marlet, Commercial Street, Nevada. JARTICULAR attention paid to Hair Cut ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dreging. Iam now prepared to give WARM. AND COLD BATHS, Having attached a Good Bath House to my shop and supplied it with Turkish Towels, Fine Soap, Flesh Brushes, ete. hose wishing to indulge in agood Bath will call in and see me. i SROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ~ . ALL KINDS OF MEAT y constantly on hand at the above well known Markét, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers Mi ATS DbLIVERED inany part of the city, free of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats purchased. je2s-tf -JAS. COLLEY. CENTRE MARKET. JOIN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, 13, Commercial Street, I WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at-large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of Beef,, Pork and Wiuttom, eF MEATS DELIVERED in any part of the city whenever desired, at reasonalylé rates. Nevada, February 1, 1861-tf American A. BLOCK, E. BLOCK, Jr 8. FURTH, A. BLOCK & CO. DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constautly ov band aud for sale by FORTUNE GUES, Commereial Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oet. 20th, 1861—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And for sale at the NEV. ADA GAS-WORKS oslim UNDERTAKINC. r] WM. C. STILES, UNDERri» 2 ee TAKER, has on hand and will make to erder COVERED COFFINS at the following cheap rates : SMALL SIZ, FROM. cs ccccsccicoes $3 to $10 LARGE SIZE, FROM....-..%..810 to $20 . GRAV FENCES, ofevery style, furnished cheaper than by Any eed Sele in the county. Xp ALE WORK DONE in the néatest style. Plates furnished and ko charye for engraving. Mareh 16. 1861-tf ; MILWAUKEE BREWERY. No. 46, Spring Street, NEVADA. W. DREYE USS would inform the 4 vétizens Of Nevrda county, and his friends, that he has finished his Brewery, and is now ready to secure--ordera for that delicious beverage, Lager Beer, whieh he will eet! as low as any Brewery in the connty. BR ERED ts Ne Te varepareed) THE PIONEER BRICK STORE. GREEN & ©O,, . AVING JUST RECEIVEDALARGHE and carefally yelected STOCK OF GOODS would invite the citizens of RED DOG, and vyicinity, to call and exemine the same; consisting in part of the following articles: : GROCERIES, HARDWARE, . LIQUORS, . DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOBR, GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, *, DOBACCO, CIGARS, Ete. Comprising a complete assortment ef MINER'S SUPPLIES, sneh as usualy foundin a country store. Those wishing Geeds in ear djne will tind it to their advantage vo give us a <al bosore going elsewhere, as we are * BOUND TO SELE AS CHEAP As the same quality of GOODS cin be purchased: wt any Grocery Store in Nevada county, eal i ; JERE C. GREEN, . WA YOREYDUAUPY RECULAR STACE LINE! Berween Nevada ard Red Bog, May 2b=tf Via ureka, Jackson's Ranch, Sar__ / dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. Fare Twelve Dollars. T HE Stage will leave Nevada City every MOR R DAY & THURSDAY, going th gh to Vir. giniaCity in 36 hours, frome 1¢ Gime of leaving Nevada City! Returning—Will leave Virginia ¢ ‘ity every: MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNING. mak~ ing the trip back to Nevada. in thirty-six hours FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY LOW RATES, STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden Gate Hotel; and at Mau’s store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent, Vireinia City. : : A. MAU, Proprietor. __ Nevada City, Sept. 2d, 1861 Ff a 84 3m NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY = STAGE LINE,. fie PROPRIETOR WISHES To a assure the public that: this is a PERMA. NEN'T INSTITUTION to which there shall not” be, and can mot be, any “ let up,” opposition or no oppéition. He would. also inform-the pybsey ate Bs loug as yrs present opposition runs, us Tare, cach way, between Nevada: ir Valley, will continue 7“ : ye At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under.no contingency will it be raised above ¥I FTY CENTS, he preprictor avails himsclfof this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the public for the constant and generou rous patronage s long accorded to his enterprise. . = she y 4. D. = Grass Valley, August 28th-Im vane DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alphaand Omega, Six HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, Leaves the National Ex; change, Broad street. Nevuda. EVERY MORNING, (at > o’cloek, A. M.; and at Washington, at 22 Me Re pom erga oan stage leaves WASHINGTON at ¢ O'CLOCK, A. M., aad arrives in Nevacki Cc esa eat Sin Nevacki City at Persons wishing te visit any of the above named points and go with security, they wii] consult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE, [f would also return thanks to the traveling public for the liberal manner in which they have patronized my line and will assure them that it will ever be my wish to contribute to their comfort when the trave! withme. 1 have in my employ one of the best and most careful drivers in the State. LEW MORRILL, P ietcr. June 4, 186+-¢f— eaerens Arrives NEVADA, CRASS VALLEY AND ; : SACRAMENTO OPPOSITION STAGE LINE. The Opposition between Nevada and Grass’ Valley will be drawn off if not better patronized ! This is to notify the citizens Zot Nevada and Grass Valley ¢ i thatif they do not patronize = the Opposition—fare only Iifty cents—it will be drawn off, and they will then be compelled te pay One Dollar. { We also have a Stage Line running to Sacra, mento the fure only $6 from Grass Valley, and $514 from Nevada. . GRIFFIN & Nevada, Oct. 17. 1861. JUST PUBLISHED, CO. Proprietors. Every man and woman should read it. THE GRAND SECRET, On Physical Lovein Health and Disease , nyDr. PASCHAL By RANDOLPH. It is worth to every Adultan hundred times its cost. Price, $2, Address Drs. PLLKING'TON & RANDOLIH, Box 1919 Offiee corner Montyomery and California streets, up stairs, Express Building, San Fraueiseo. oll LOUIS HOTEL, NO. 22, Commercial Street, NEVADA CITY. ACOB VANDEKLEITH would inform the public of the county at large that lic has leased the wbeve WELL KNOWN HOTEL and is now prepared to : ACCOMMODATE THE PUBLIC,: The House has been thoroughly improved and will be kept ina good style. Having been epgaged in keeping a Uotel fora number of years, t am confident of pleasing all who may fay or we with their patronage. ‘Ferms reusonable. jy2étft Cc. E. WITHINCTON, i, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL P : OUSE PAIN'FING promptly sT. a tee ne as October, 30 3m. « Ws DREXYFUSH fe Dealer in Paper Hangings, Cu:&c.° At the foot of Broad st. Ney cy