November 29, 1862 (4 pages)

nest melee tbat on Te ee thse sama aS. Hevada Duily Tra evipt. CALIFORNIA, Nevada County Official Press. SATURDAY MORNING. NOV, 29th. a RervBiics AND Mowarcuies.—No one can doubt, who intorms himself of Natiosal aspirations aud: feelings, that there is an are tagonisin between Monarchies and Republica, It is impossible that it sh: uld not beso, sinee Republican governments are based on the ‘vight and capability of man to govern himself, which, expressly. denies the claim of princes to reign by the grace of Gog. As the natural desire of all-hearts is tor the lar gest liberty, the principles of republicanism are easily germinated, taking root under the very throne of déspotism, threatening to overturn it, and rendering more true the aphorism, “Unensy is the head that wears a erpwn.) As republicanism is subversive of monarchical power, it is natural that monarghical power in self defense should sirjke at Republics and republican tendencies on ull convenient ocens We see. that such is the real stats s between nations, when the thin veil of diplomatic duplicity is drawn aside, Great events of the. last two years have lifted the veil completely, exhibiting the real hatred of the Western Powers of Europe to the great Republic. France actually wants to interfere in Americ#n affairs, and_the will of England is strong in the same direction. We know it riow to a certainty. Are we devotel heart and soulsto the maintenance of Republivan institutions? If we ‘are, such is the jealausy of monarchs, that . e the integrity of theWnion 1s the great safeguard. “United we stand; divided we fall,” is full of: ago counsel and Warning. Tf we . remain a united, harmonious nation, the idea of man’s right aud capability. of self gevernment will propagate, and the monarchical dogma of divine right will decrease and die out, tithe whole-world will be in time Republican, and not Cossack. That this may result is the earnest prayer ef every true American; and what a glorious opportunity is now pregented for striking a deadly blow at monarche and extending the arca of republican‘ain if we were but a united people The civil war in our country has unmasked the old. world and exhibited to us its hitherto concealed hatred. With eur immense armies afd powerful navy we could teach both England and France at once, how their enmity would recoil upon themselves. For one we could wish the rebellion at an eud, that.the North and the South might vie with each other in feats of arms against the British in the Canadasand the French in Mexico. We could hope that the entire North American possessions of England were made the fine for British meannes#'to us since the rebeltion commenced, and that every Frenchman were expelled from Mexico, taking a mortgage upon the counéry ourselves, to pay for the malicious will to intermeddle with us on ‘the.part of the Imperial Government. A united nation, we could sweep every vestige of English and French power from North America, and este blish the supremacy ofthe American Republic. It would be an oppertune moment now to carry out and extend the Monroe doctrine, if all sections of the country would agree to turn arms against nations that are equally foes to us all. We would even enter into an all ance with Russin, dividing British Columbia with her, and agreeing to strike on and strike ever against the intermeddlers, until the long dream of the Czara, of transfering the seat of their empire to Tstambol and the Bosphorus, was realized, and Republicanism and Despotism became, foy a time, sole arbitrers of the world, CAN'T BE SUITED.—The Englishmen at the commencement of this war sai_the North did not deserve sympathy, because they would not declare emancipatiot. Now the proclamation has reached them they say we do not deserve syinpathy, becauge we do “propose emancipation, The truth is, nething will satisfy them but a dissolution of the American Union. For that they had sympathy from first to last. George Francis Train says very foolish things in his speeches, but when he declares England a nation of hypocrites, he tells the truth. NeW military organizations are fi all over the State. The latest is theBigel Guards at Sonora. The Legislature sheuld encourage military organization by appropri. ating woney to buy arms. This would be , helping the General Government and the_ State both. : ing ems de Le teed. OE meee st A MUTINY breke out among some of the soldier, stationed at New San Diego, on the 6th instant. ‘The ringleaders were arrested aud confined. They were ordered out the next day to moye a email building. ‘One private refused to work und was insolent to the officer in charge, tliree times daring him to shoot, when he did shout, the ball passing through his heart. The ‘other prisoner made at the officer, but were prévented from doing any harm by non commissioned officers and mes. The prisoners were then put in double irons. The name of the private killed was Huck. THE schooner Triumph hasurrived at New York, from Newbern, North Carolina, and brought ten contrabands,-whom the Captain picked up at sea, in a boat. “They are a hard ‘looking set, and have apparently suffered ‘rom expesure. a A CASE of incendiarism, incited by jealousy, was tried at Calais, France. A young mav named Sourgeoise, who had paid bis-ad-* dresses to a dainsel named Delmotte, was vexed at her flirtations and sought revenge by. setting fire to her father’s barn wh'ch was consuined. For this act he was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment and hard labor. “. ee ee Ir is stated that the military foree in Canada is about to be increased by some batte~ ries of artillery and a brigade of infantry. Large additions have been recently made to the stores of arms, nmmuniton and material in miltary depots, which rre now equal to equipping and maintaining in the field a force of 250,000 men. 4 “THE amount of cetton-raised at Hilton Head and adjoining Islands by négroes under the Supervision of the U. S.Government, it is said will exced three thousand five hundred bales, valued at over one million of dollars. This Uncle Sam has been improcting the Constitution, which does’nt say 4 word about raising cotton—not a word. That right ‘‘was’reserved respectively to the States and to the psople,” because ‘tnot specifically renumerated” don’t ye see. Tie Over.—A stage wegen containing the Leighton troupe overturned on a side hill# piece of road not far frem the Empire Ranch, in coming from Marysville yesterday. J. H. Taylor acquired two extra phrenological bumps, unknown to Gall and Spurzeheim, Mrs. Locke was somewhat bruised, as also did Phelps. Nothing: serious, however Coat MINEs IN San JoaQuIN —Arrange. ments have been made to work these mines, located in Lone Tree Hollow. and they are said to be really valuable. Tho veins are about ten inches thick. oe eee HEAPING COALS oF FIRE &C.—A move~ ment has been put on foot by leading merof provisions to the starving operatives of Laneashire. It is going to be done. How will Great Britain like that ? > Russta has formally declined to interfere n American affuirs, and is acting wisely. > rebel estates, among the rest, that of Gen. Bragg. J.B. Hoyt, of Suisun Valley, received six premiums at the late State Fair, for sheep and lambs. . Sour Grapes.—The Richmond Dispatch waxes furious over the offer of Garibaldi to fight for the Union and calls him a “played out-European Brigand.” — —— ps WALLA WALLA, Washington Territory, is represented to have doubled its resident popiilation and business, during the last year—— DEER.—A hunter arrived at Red Bluff on Saturday, from the Coast Range, with thirteen large deer, weighing in the aggregate L,050 pounds. : A CHEROKEE Indian has been admitted as adelegate inthe Rebel House of Representatives, from the Cherokee Nation. —~ THe clipper ship Swallow, which arrived af S. F., hada steam fire engine, built at Philadelphia, for the Weber Fire Company in Stockton. ° The people in the eastern part of North Carolina are circulating petitions asking Gov. Stanly to order an election for Members of Congress. Exutpition.—The pupils at the Collegiate Institute at Benecia, will give the publie an exhibitiot of their powers on the evening of Decethber 4th. . en rie Sete chants of New York te send three ship loads. GEN. BUTLER has sequestered several . Svuicipe.—An eldeily man residing near. Wolfskill’s on Putah eree k, put a sudden termination to his existence last Monday night, by taking an over-dese of morphine. No cause is assigned for the act, seems 2 Brond Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR NOVEMBER 26, 1862. N W Knowlton, eity IF Spraker, San Frana_. W P Knox, do” H Sperry’ do : Geo Fellows, 8 Ragg, do ado a C Randall, do D Dougherity, do J M Hydalauff, San F —4 Penkson, do L, Boneato,Red Dog J Banker, Omega — 1, L Collins, fureka A J Dickerson; city H B Taylor, B Tent ¥ M Bollinger, Camp’e G F Dockstider, Moo’s J M Perry, do & Family; do C Leachiner, city J D Moore, Washing’a G. Morgan, Moores C Anderson, do W LPhilps, Nevada D McGrow, R-& RK N Emerson, Sacram’to Landers, ~ city’ J Wright, R creek R Johnson, Washing’n G Moore, ‘Timbuctod AJ Johnson, Blue’ H Flower, i A B Skilman, Mill W H Weeks, Gold F J CBlair, Marysvilie H Moose, Sacramento C B Jones, Sacramento:J Glide, Altona . J Cummings, Jone city S Nichols, Camptonv’e J Hartsell, SF JC Justice, Co) Hill W Noys, do ae ~ Nov. 27th. R Boals, OF vran W LCol, Mill D McGinley. do Rey D Ellis Willes, city NSoggs & wife, do § Oakes, do N L Bachlet, Ohio C W M Johnson,do & Family, do G W Marshall, do P Mallory, 3. Hill J MeNally, .Red Dog M Skahn, do RSShaw, ColHill H L Kinney, do M BTaylor, do $DHough Rereek SRRoutron, Mt Ver’n R Sylvester, Blue T ) H Thompson, Alle’y Geo Snyder, do A Frazer. 8S Flat JC Lee, do J R Withington. Was’n SL Bates, do GW Casile, ‘Town AC Patterson, city J Hall, San Jnan A Cross, do D Hurshey, Napa,” C B Buckley, do _,M T Cite, Col Hill GT Brown, do ¥ Haill, R River W Hornback, Mill Arrivalisat National E xchange OPPOSITION PEOPLE’S LINE to NEW YORK Changed from Wicaragua to Isthmus of Panama. Route Through in Twenty-One Days ! ! FIVE DAYS AHEAD OF .THE MAIL. The fast and favorite Double enoa gine steamship, hh PE MOSES TAYLOR, 5 1,500 Tons. BE. HOWRSs<0060s00s Will be despatched for ° From Mission street Wharf,SanFrancisco, punctually at 90’clock, A. M,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER {ith. Connecting with the splendid steamskip AMERICA! 2000 tons.’.. JEFF. MAURY, Commander. THE PEOPLE’S LINE Has been established on this : _-eeCOMmMan er. Shortest; Safest and the Healthiest Route, To meet the universal demand for an Of POs lit O'N And every Californian should sive it a preference for. the public good, as well as his own private advantages, which will be secured by Reduced Fare, Good Accomodations, and Quick Trips. This line is intended to be a permanency, and is not put on forthe purpose of being bought or driven off. Speed, Safety and utmost Com/ort of Passengers, will be main objects, To secure these, no merchandise frcight (other than specie) will be taken. , ; ' And is uneqnaled for safety’as well as speed. For information or parsage apply to ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., ., AGENTS, 425 and 427 Battery street, San Frapeisco. 0¢28 Furniture at a Bargain ! oe ANTING to close business at as early a day as possible we offer to sell our large stock of Furniture, consisting in part of Chamber Sets, .Mahogany Parlor Sets, Marble Top Bureaus, Tables, Centre Tables, ore Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, ef all kinds. Beds and Redding, &c. &c. wAT COST!) 4 We are bound to be uncersold by no man whatever. No one who wants articles in our line need go out of our.store on account of prices. All persons inacbted to the firm of H. H. Shaffer & Co., are requested to come up and settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested to present the same for payment. H.H. SHAFFER &Co. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the National Exchange, Nevada. — , CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Mills for Cefiee & Spices G. VENARD, A fgets respectfully inform his many customers an has. moved. the pubhie generally that he dnto-his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be able to fill any order ata moment’s notice. He will continue as before to’ make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent counterfeits and imitations. nov29-Im2p SHERIFF’S DAYWS OF SALES, TUESDAY, Dec. 24, Geo W TaNton vs W J . Doane et ala j et ee “ « D Mannix ¥eRL WC Ty OT “ Wm Pa e vs 8 . Walfrier “ “ oth, J AJ Ray Va H Brown Pacific Mail Steamship Co. . The following steamzhips-will Le B be dispatched in the month of eit December, 1862: . ne Wn Ss Dec. 1—St. Louts. Dee 11th-Golden Age. Dec 21st—Sonora. From Folsom St.Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to As in the Panama Railroad Company and frofm_/ «pimwallto New York'Bby the Atlantie and Pacit.cSteamshipCompan A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco GRAND: OPENING BALL. TO BE GIVEN AT DAVID MURRAY’S NEW HOTEL, Boston Ravine. ON FRIDAY EVE’G, DEC. 5th: ——Fioor Managers: CORNELIUS REILLY, JAMES BULCER. PMokets... wieresieleete -+--Five Dollars, no26 DAVID MURRAY, Prop’r. H. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. oa Agency for msurance against Fire. Nerada, July Ist, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, BALTEER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. G OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarJ ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust oo for Assay‘or for Coinage at the U.S int. ¢ Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Orafts on the Eastern Gities at the Lowest Rates Collections made, and State and County Seurittes purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS IN tf Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and h. Goods delivered Free e{Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sal cheap foreash. az-tf * CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, Ne. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jeweli im af order. All guaranteed. ee Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. A.P. CHURCH & CO., HAYE4"= Tum Lave Pusiies‘Fess MEATS, of ALL KINDS cas r sale at Cheap rates” nent earners enenen METROPOLITAN THEATRE. W. H. Leighton,.-.-. Lessee and Manager A. R: Phelps-.<--wowaee « Stage Manager. . Mra, W. H. Leighton, MR, J. EH TAYLOR, And the Great Star Company. Ameng themmay be found the following La dies and Gentlemen : Mrs.H. A.PERRY, Miss BELLE LAND, Mrs.G. E. LOCKE, Mr. Frank Mayo, Mr A.R. Phelps, Mr.G.E. Locke, Mr H. Clifton, Mr E. Thorne, Mr W. Stevenson, MrC. L. Graves, Mr J. Clark, Mr LL. P. Cornell, Mr Geo. T. Boulden, Mr Gustess, aud others. . ne ¥ Saturday Evening, Nov’ber 29tk. MARBLE HEART. Monday Evening, Dec. 1st, 1862. UNCLE'TOM’S CABIN. Admission $1, 10A. M. to4 P.M. For Particulars see bills of the day. Box office open ONLY from AROUSE ! AROUSE’'!! Awake from your Letbargy! KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter Campaign has commenced in carnest ?—that henceforth a progressive and triumphant war, in the Clothing Department, will be suc.cessfully prosecutéd, until all the world and the ‘©rest Of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, -from head to toe, with Busimess Suits, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale'at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favorite place of resort, S. HAAS & CO., Cor. of Pine and Commereial Sts., HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, if 4," THE GREAT DIURETIE€: HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. Anda Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. Nevada. 3an Francisco, Nov, & 1862—1m FALL AND WINTER TRADE! Cece AND GLASS WARE. HAYNES & LAWTON, ; — IMPORTERS OF — Creckery, Glass Ware, French Chime Ceal Oil Lamps, Table Cutlery, Silver . Plated and BRITANNIA WARE, &e., &c., Se . very large and full assortment ofthe above Goods, which they are selling in quantities to suit, at the Lowest Market Rates ! 546 Sansome Street, Corner of Merchant. San Francisco. October 30th, 18623—1m — WOOD! WwooD!: WooD!! LL orders for wood, left on the slates Bates & McCormick’s Drug & Holmes’ Vegetable store, will be tended to, by my brother. J. Nevada, Nov. 26th, 1862, Sec Advertisement in «nother column. Cut it out, and send for the Mesicine at once. BEWARE OF NFEREEITS... . Keep constantly on hand & —a— The Nev ——aer saTURDA' ——— Coprtr-— guble nen, V jedge of eo year the Zin place, on th days ALM, we augy rock w oris, init, b half the pop teeth, went yours of th talf mile or the rush and yer-heads, th who have at vrent ledge. yoek amoun rousted, pot acids, tried 1 cess, CTOWEU per is the o ou) & knov Strange Wiese lurgy is SUpy copper lease warned diss ind coppera sex how ea than ualf try rdinary ass Hie ore wh rom. twenty ponds of I of the erep) reper you + Ttis sti mysterious even amucl keeping sw capital stec nies, We can the mine tt brass is not to come, SNELL A} torious indir engaged for fourteen yes tions for esc riving there were lodged was discove commenced removed to . had got pos fore mornin. way out; bi offered to b beat the Sh gine the She wile awake will see the boarding lro Chellis will for they are ’ THe Le Marble Hes be enacted ton taking 1 lor Phidias being exec! Miss Land, Stephenson play is an sight. The rent pany last n as the grea freer of bor ed; he is { hero of ( Mayo, Loe didly. We reg Mrs. Leigt Will probsb ScHooL We are. in tenden for school stati No. Child No. Childre in Cali‘orni the Public § the numbe: were in Ne inNorth Sa Value of $11,798. onnty Ta: bills for al School Dis’ &* Tho vada Stage During his attend to th

nest melee tbat on Te ee thse sama aS. Hevada Duily Tra evipt. CALIFORNIA, Nevada County Official Press. SATURDAY MORNING. NOV, 29th. a RervBiics AND Mowarcuies.—No one can doubt, who intorms himself of Natiosal aspirations aud: feelings, that there is an are tagonisin between Monarchies and Republica, It is impossible that it sh: uld not beso, sinee Republican governments are based on the ‘vight and capability of man to govern himself, which, expressly. denies the claim of princes to reign by the grace of Gog. As the natural desire of all-hearts is tor the lar gest liberty, the principles of republicanism are easily germinated, taking root under the very throne of déspotism, threatening to overturn it, and rendering more true the aphorism, “Unensy is the head that wears a erpwn.) As republicanism is subversive of monarchical power, it is natural that monarghical power in self defense should sirjke at Republics and republican tendencies on ull convenient ocens We see. that such is the real stats s between nations, when the thin veil of diplomatic duplicity is drawn aside, Great events of the. last two years have lifted the veil completely, exhibiting the real hatred of the Western Powers of Europe to the great Republic. France actually wants to interfere in Americ#n affairs, and_the will of England is strong in the same direction. We know it riow to a certainty. Are we devotel heart and soulsto the maintenance of Republivan institutions? If we ‘are, such is the jealausy of monarchs, that . e the integrity of theWnion 1s the great safeguard. “United we stand; divided we fall,” is full of: ago counsel and Warning. Tf we . remain a united, harmonious nation, the idea of man’s right aud capability. of self gevernment will propagate, and the monarchical dogma of divine right will decrease and die out, tithe whole-world will be in time Republican, and not Cossack. That this may result is the earnest prayer ef every true American; and what a glorious opportunity is now pregented for striking a deadly blow at monarche and extending the arca of republican‘ain if we were but a united people The civil war in our country has unmasked the old. world and exhibited to us its hitherto concealed hatred. With eur immense armies afd powerful navy we could teach both England and France at once, how their enmity would recoil upon themselves. For one we could wish the rebellion at an eud, that.the North and the South might vie with each other in feats of arms against the British in the Canadasand the French in Mexico. We could hope that the entire North American possessions of England were made the fine for British meannes#'to us since the rebeltion commenced, and that every Frenchman were expelled from Mexico, taking a mortgage upon the counéry ourselves, to pay for the malicious will to intermeddle with us on ‘the.part of the Imperial Government. A united nation, we could sweep every vestige of English and French power from North America, and este blish the supremacy ofthe American Republic. It would be an oppertune moment now to carry out and extend the Monroe doctrine, if all sections of the country would agree to turn arms against nations that are equally foes to us all. We would even enter into an all ance with Russin, dividing British Columbia with her, and agreeing to strike on and strike ever against the intermeddlers, until the long dream of the Czara, of transfering the seat of their empire to Tstambol and the Bosphorus, was realized, and Republicanism and Despotism became, foy a time, sole arbitrers of the world, CAN'T BE SUITED.—The Englishmen at the commencement of this war sai_the North did not deserve sympathy, because they would not declare emancipatiot. Now the proclamation has reached them they say we do not deserve syinpathy, becauge we do “propose emancipation, The truth is, nething will satisfy them but a dissolution of the American Union. For that they had sympathy from first to last. George Francis Train says very foolish things in his speeches, but when he declares England a nation of hypocrites, he tells the truth. NeW military organizations are fi all over the State. The latest is theBigel Guards at Sonora. The Legislature sheuld encourage military organization by appropri. ating woney to buy arms. This would be , helping the General Government and the_ State both. : ing ems de Le teed. OE meee st A MUTINY breke out among some of the soldier, stationed at New San Diego, on the 6th instant. ‘The ringleaders were arrested aud confined. They were ordered out the next day to moye a email building. ‘One private refused to work und was insolent to the officer in charge, tliree times daring him to shoot, when he did shout, the ball passing through his heart. The ‘other prisoner made at the officer, but were prévented from doing any harm by non commissioned officers and mes. The prisoners were then put in double irons. The name of the private killed was Huck. THE schooner Triumph hasurrived at New York, from Newbern, North Carolina, and brought ten contrabands,-whom the Captain picked up at sea, in a boat. “They are a hard ‘looking set, and have apparently suffered ‘rom expesure. a A CASE of incendiarism, incited by jealousy, was tried at Calais, France. A young mav named Sourgeoise, who had paid bis-ad-* dresses to a dainsel named Delmotte, was vexed at her flirtations and sought revenge by. setting fire to her father’s barn wh'ch was consuined. For this act he was sentenced to fifteen years imprisonment and hard labor. “. ee ee Ir is stated that the military foree in Canada is about to be increased by some batte~ ries of artillery and a brigade of infantry. Large additions have been recently made to the stores of arms, nmmuniton and material in miltary depots, which rre now equal to equipping and maintaining in the field a force of 250,000 men. 4 “THE amount of cetton-raised at Hilton Head and adjoining Islands by négroes under the Supervision of the U. S.Government, it is said will exced three thousand five hundred bales, valued at over one million of dollars. This Uncle Sam has been improcting the Constitution, which does’nt say 4 word about raising cotton—not a word. That right ‘‘was’reserved respectively to the States and to the psople,” because ‘tnot specifically renumerated” don’t ye see. Tie Over.—A stage wegen containing the Leighton troupe overturned on a side hill# piece of road not far frem the Empire Ranch, in coming from Marysville yesterday. J. H. Taylor acquired two extra phrenological bumps, unknown to Gall and Spurzeheim, Mrs. Locke was somewhat bruised, as also did Phelps. Nothing: serious, however Coat MINEs IN San JoaQuIN —Arrange. ments have been made to work these mines, located in Lone Tree Hollow. and they are said to be really valuable. Tho veins are about ten inches thick. oe eee HEAPING COALS oF FIRE &C.—A move~ ment has been put on foot by leading merof provisions to the starving operatives of Laneashire. It is going to be done. How will Great Britain like that ? > Russta has formally declined to interfere n American affuirs, and is acting wisely. > rebel estates, among the rest, that of Gen. Bragg. J.B. Hoyt, of Suisun Valley, received six premiums at the late State Fair, for sheep and lambs. . Sour Grapes.—The Richmond Dispatch waxes furious over the offer of Garibaldi to fight for the Union and calls him a “played out-European Brigand.” — —— ps WALLA WALLA, Washington Territory, is represented to have doubled its resident popiilation and business, during the last year—— DEER.—A hunter arrived at Red Bluff on Saturday, from the Coast Range, with thirteen large deer, weighing in the aggregate L,050 pounds. : A CHEROKEE Indian has been admitted as adelegate inthe Rebel House of Representatives, from the Cherokee Nation. —~ THe clipper ship Swallow, which arrived af S. F., hada steam fire engine, built at Philadelphia, for the Weber Fire Company in Stockton. ° The people in the eastern part of North Carolina are circulating petitions asking Gov. Stanly to order an election for Members of Congress. Exutpition.—The pupils at the Collegiate Institute at Benecia, will give the publie an exhibitiot of their powers on the evening of Decethber 4th. . en rie Sete chants of New York te send three ship loads. GEN. BUTLER has sequestered several . Svuicipe.—An eldeily man residing near. Wolfskill’s on Putah eree k, put a sudden termination to his existence last Monday night, by taking an over-dese of morphine. No cause is assigned for the act, seems 2 Brond Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR NOVEMBER 26, 1862. N W Knowlton, eity IF Spraker, San Frana_.. W P Knox, do” H Sperry’ do : Geo Fellows, 8 Ragg, do ado a C Randall, do D Dougherity, do J M Hydalauff, San F —4 Penkson, do L, Boneato,Red Dog J Banker, Omega — 1, L Collins, fureka A J Dickerson; city H B Taylor, B Tent ¥ M Bollinger, Camp’e G F Dockstider, Moo’s J M Perry, do & Family; do C Leachiner, city J D Moore, Washing’a G. Morgan, Moores C Anderson, do W LPhilps, Nevada D McGrow, R-& RK N Emerson, Sacram’to Landers, ~ city’ J Wright, R creek R Johnson, Washing’n G Moore, ‘Timbuctod AJ Johnson, Blue’ H Flower, i A B Skilman, Mill W H Weeks, Gold F J CBlair, Marysvilie H Moose, Sacramento C B Jones, Sacramento:J Glide, Altona . J Cummings, Jone city S Nichols, Camptonv’e J Hartsell, SF JC Justice, Co) Hill W Noys, do ae ~ Nov. 27th. R Boals, OF vran W LCol, Mill D McGinley. do Rey D Ellis Willes, city NSoggs & wife, do § Oakes, do N L Bachlet, Ohio C W M Johnson,do & Family, do G W Marshall, do P Mallory, 3. Hill J MeNally, .Red Dog M Skahn, do RSShaw, ColHill H L Kinney, do M BTaylor, do $DHough Rereek SRRoutron, Mt Ver’n R Sylvester, Blue T ) H Thompson, Alle’y Geo Snyder, do A Frazer. 8S Flat JC Lee, do J R Withington. Was’n SL Bates, do GW Casile, ‘Town AC Patterson, city J Hall, San Jnan A Cross, do D Hurshey, Napa,” C B Buckley, do _,M T Cite, Col Hill GT Brown, do ¥ Haill, R River W Hornback, Mill Arrivalisat National E xchange OPPOSITION PEOPLE’S LINE to NEW YORK Changed from Wicaragua to Isthmus of Panama. Route Through in Twenty-One Days ! ! FIVE DAYS AHEAD OF .THE MAIL. The fast and favorite Double enoa gine steamship, hh PE MOSES TAYLOR, 5 1,500 Tons. BE. HOWRSs<0060s00s Will be despatched for ° From Mission street Wharf,SanFrancisco, punctually at 90’clock, A. M,, THURSDAY, DECEMBER {ith. Connecting with the splendid steamskip AMERICA! 2000 tons.’.... JEFF. MAURY, Commander. THE PEOPLE’S LINE Has been established on this : _-eeCOMmMan er. Shortest; Safest and the Healthiest Route, To meet the universal demand for an Of POs lit O'N And every Californian should sive it a preference for. the public good, as well as his own private advantages, which will be secured by Reduced Fare, Good Accomodations, and Quick Trips. This line is intended to be a permanency, and is not put on forthe purpose of being bought or driven off. Speed, Safety and utmost Com/ort of Passengers, will be main objects, To secure these, no merchandise frcight (other than specie) will be taken. , ; ' And is uneqnaled for safety’as well as speed. For information or parsage apply to ROSS, DEMPSTER & CO., ., AGENTS, 425 and 427 Battery street, San Frapeisco. 0¢28 Furniture at a Bargain ! oe ANTING to close business at as early a day as possible we offer to sell our large stock of Furniture, consisting in part of Chamber Sets, .Mahogany Parlor Sets, Marble Top Bureaus, Tables, Centre Tables, ore Secretaries, Dressers, Chairs, ef all kinds. Beds and Redding, &c. &c. wAT COST!) 4 We are bound to be uncersold by no man whatever. No one who wants articles in our line need go out of our.store on account of prices. All persons inacbted to the firm of H. H. Shaffer & Co., are requested to come up and settle and save costs; and all persons having claims against the firm are requested to present the same for payment. H.H. SHAFFER &Co. No. 36 Broad Street, Opposite the National Exchange, Nevada. — , CHARTRES COFFEE. Steam Mills for Cefiee & Spices

G. VENARD, A fgets respectfully inform his many customers an has. moved. the pubhie generally that he dnto-his new Brick Building, No. 627 Front St., San Francisco, Where, with his large Steam Machines he will be able to fill any order ata moment’s notice. He will continue as before to’ make only one kind of Superior Coffee, and he will mark every package with his name to prevent counterfeits and imitations. nov29-Im2p SHERIFF’S DAYWS OF SALES, TUESDAY, Dec. 24, Geo W TaNton vs W J . Doane et ala j et ee “ « D Mannix ¥eRL WC Ty OT “ Wm Pa e vs 8 . Walfrier “ “ oth, J AJ Ray Va H Brown Pacific Mail Steamship Co. . The following steamzhips-will Le B be dispatched in the month of eit December, 1862: . ne Wn Ss Dec. 1—St. Louts. Dee 11th-Golden Age. Dec 21st—Sonora. From Folsom St.Wharf, at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to As in the Panama Railroad Company and frofm_/ «pimwallto New York'Bby the Atlantie and Pacit.cSteamshipCompan A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco GRAND: OPENING BALL. TO BE GIVEN AT DAVID MURRAY’S NEW HOTEL, Boston Ravine. ON FRIDAY EVE’G, DEC. 5th: ——Fioor Managers: CORNELIUS REILLY, JAMES BULCER. PMokets..... wieresieleete -+--Five Dollars, no26 DAVID MURRAY, Prop’r. H. MACKIE, HENRY PHILIP. H. MACKIE & CO., BANKERS. (Successors to C. W. Mulford.) At the old stand, Main street, Nevada. OLD DUST bought at the Highest Rates. Sight Cheekson San Francisco and Saera mento Exchange on the Atlantic States and Europe, in sums to suit. Advances made on Gold forwarded to the U.S. Mint for Assay or Coinage. County Scrip bought at the Highest Rates. oa Agency for msurance against Fire. Nerada, July Ist, 1862. GEORGE W. KIDD, BALTEER, In the Granite Building, Broad Street, Nevada. G OLD DUST Purchased at the Highest MarJ ket Rates, and liberal advances made on Dust oo for Assay‘or for Coinage at the U.S int. ¢ Sight Checks on San Franciseo and Sacramento Orafts on the Eastern Gities at the Lowest Rates Collections made, and State and County Seurittes purchased at the highest Market value Nevada, March 7, 1861-tf BAKER & WYMORE, DBALERS IN tf Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed, Broad Street, Nevada. on hand and h. Goods delivered Free e{Charge Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WooD—Of all kinds, on hand and for sal cheap foreash. az-tf * CHARLES W. YOUNG. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, Ne. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jeweli im af order. All guaranteed. ee Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. A.P. CHURCH & CO., HAYE4"= Tum Lave Pusiies‘Fess MEATS, of ALL KINDS cas r sale at Cheap rates” nent earners enenen METROPOLITAN THEATRE. W. H. Leighton,.-.-. Lessee and Manager A. R: Phelps-.<--wowaee « Stage Manager. . Mra, W. H. Leighton, MR, J. EH TAYLOR, And the Great Star Company. Ameng themmay be found the following La dies and Gentlemen : Mrs.H. A.PERRY, Miss BELLE LAND, Mrs.G. E. LOCKE, Mr. Frank Mayo, Mr A.R. Phelps, Mr.G.E. Locke, Mr H. Clifton, Mr E. Thorne, Mr W. Stevenson, MrC. L. Graves, Mr J. Clark, Mr LL. P. Cornell, Mr Geo. T. Boulden, Mr Gustess, aud others. . ne ¥ Saturday Evening, Nov’ber 29tk. MARBLE HEART. Monday Evening, Dec. 1st, 1862. UNCLE'TOM’S CABIN. Admission $1, 10A. M. to4 P.M. For Particulars see bills of the day. Box office open ONLY from AROUSE ! AROUSE’'!! Awake from your Letbargy! KNOW YOU NOT the Fall and Winter Campaign has commenced in carnest ?—that henceforth a progressive and triumphant war, in the Clothing Department, will be suc.cessfully prosecutéd, until all the world and the ‘©rest Of mankind,” are thoroughly equipped, -from head to toe, with Busimess Suits, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and Furnishing Goods? Just received, and for sale'at less than San Francisco Prices, at the old favorite place of resort, S. HAAS & CO., Cor. of Pine and Commereial Sts., HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU, if 4," THE GREAT DIURETIE€: HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU. THE GREAT DIURETIC. Anda Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Organic Weakness, And all Diseases of the Urinary Organs. Nevada. 3an Francisco, Nov, & 1862—1m FALL AND WINTER TRADE! Cece AND GLASS WARE. HAYNES & LAWTON, ; — IMPORTERS OF — Creckery, Glass Ware, French Chime Ceal Oil Lamps, Table Cutlery, Silver . Plated and BRITANNIA WARE, &e., &c., Se . very large and full assortment ofthe above Goods, which they are selling in quantities to suit, at the Lowest Market Rates ! 546 Sansome Street, Corner of Merchant. San Francisco. October 30th, 18623—1m — WOOD! WwooD!: WooD!! LL orders for wood, left on the slates Bates & McCormick’s Drug & Holmes’ Vegetable store, will be tended to, by my brother. J. Nevada, Nov. 26th, 1862, Sec Advertisement in «nother column. Cut it out, and send for the Mesicine at once. BEWARE OF NFEREEITS..... . Keep constantly on hand & —a— The Nev ——aer saTURDA' ——— Coprtr-— guble nen, V jedge of eo year the Zin place, on th days ALM, we augy rock w oris, init, b half the pop teeth, went yours of th talf mile or the rush and yer-heads, th who have at vrent ledge. yoek amoun rousted, pot acids, tried 1 cess, CTOWEU per is the o ou) & knov Strange Wiese lurgy is SUpy copper lease warned diss ind coppera sex how ea than ualf try rdinary ass Hie ore wh rom. twenty ponds of I of the erep) reper you + Ttis sti mysterious even amucl keeping sw capital stec nies, We can the mine tt brass is not to come, SNELL A} torious indir engaged for fourteen yes tions for esc riving there were lodged was discove commenced removed to . had got pos fore mornin. way out; bi offered to b beat the Sh gine the She wile awake will see the boarding lro Chellis will for they are ’ THe Le Marble Hes be enacted ton taking 1 lor Phidias being exec! Miss Land, Stephenson play is an sight. The rent pany last n as the grea freer of bor ed; he is { hero of ( Mayo, Loe didly. We reg Mrs. Leigt Will probsb ScHooL We are. in tenden for school stati No. Child No. Childre in Cali‘orni the Public § the numbe: were in Ne inNorth Sa Value of $11,798. onnty Ta: bills for al School Dis’ &* Tho vada Stage During his attend to th