November 3, 1861 (4 pages)

= x are not aware that the Genernal defitetnets. They are long enough, every old compromise efforts were lessin the right readers ‘SUNDAY MORNING, SABBATH REFLECTIONS! FACTS! 7 FACTS! + Ow Catsronsians.—The San Francie THE VENERABLECarrrenpen STmRIXG — TenecraPuic News.—It must be con ‘fessed the dispatches froin the seat of war or THE Kewruckians.—Ex-Senator Critco Morning Call qm the following: ate really provoking, on aceount of their intenden has Goally struck the right vein. His. Ax Gp C SIAN.—Most of our No less renowned than war,’” body knows to contain something of impordirection. If he had taken this stand three Sherman now in command of the Federal . So wrote John Milton, and such is the fact. foreesin Kentucky, was a eee tance, and an-item or two can acmonths ago, it would have been better for his and much respected citizen of this city. H. tually be gathered that does amount to someState. The venerable ex-Senator is now was the managing partuer in the banking THE AMERIOAN thing. As a general rule the man who fixes making a tour of the mountain counties, for house of Lucas, Turner & Co., of thie city, DRY GOODS STORE in which position, by his integrity, fair dealup the messages in the valley of the Missisthe purpose ef waking up the slow Kentucking and noble disposition, be won the confisippi succeeds admirably-in finding words. jans-to-a sense of their daty. He has set dence and respect of all.so much so that ALREADY wona victo ‘ Another Sabbath morning, bright as our enough to express himeelf however trifling Major Generalof the militia here durHAS the example by enrolling bimself as one of t ISKAELITESin the D Geode trate, fhe own @loudiéss skies can make it, has dawned may be the information conveyed. He seems ing Vigilance troubles, which pesition he having strongly intrenched its position, the Pro the Frankfort Home Guard. The Frankfort did not resign, no one ever whis red 4 word petetens are now fully prepared 1to ery : “havoc? on the world. .How quiet and peaceful is to be determined to give the readers on the Let slip the Dogs of War, is disturbed by tho reimportanceis made or not, the-dispatches of no avathy about the venerated statesman who business here. the father "~ghildhood were their friends? _ What ornament to the ere you find om1aod whendrove aare ever? How’ intensp’is the anxiety to know sailing ofthe ite bitss ante. neverr did I realize it 80 fully, as when, & mo. aise state that Ganaiel Steae, iz i Depart hand of death ha’ beeiiogg ment after the venerable Senator, addressing a townsinan evidently about his own age, but . flection that his son is in danger from hostile good,comfortable length eoine regularly, and bullets, the mother is yearning for his coming in-safetyto her again, the family group impatient to tohear something to their advanwith care and anxiety for the tage. When will these cireumlocution disint fone absent. Horrid news is brought patches cease? The information they con them on the lightning’s wing, that hundreds tain are like Gratiano’s Feasonings, as “two of human beings have been laid low by frat. kernels of wheatin a bushel of chaff,” quot rigidal hands. Who among the gallant dead ing from Shakspeare, ‘you may search all day _ the worst! How ‘hopeful are ull that the aaa Tur. Swiss Cantons, fourteen years ago ne i ment of the one is also an old California banker. EASELS & Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. with whose portly form time had dealt far Common. PLace WomeNn.—Heaveii more keenly, exclaimed, ‘“‘George, you're SECOND GUN?! vile the great . E a is big with events many respects theré was’sresemblance benot too old for a soldier—ol course not. I’m’ knows how many siinple letters, from siniple500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, teeai $3 to prgonig ha throes of revolution; tween thut revolution and ours of to-day; not too old for a soldier, nota bit too old !— minded women, have been kissed, cherished & $100 each. and wept over by men of far loftier intellect. . " We must turn out and shame these pretty while thousands pon thousands are deprived there were rebellious States and loyal States, So it will always be to the end ot time. . It THIRD GUN!3 of fathers, brothefs, husbands and friends, with neutral States. A statement of that young men, who ought to have aprons tied is a lesson worth learning by theese young around them!” And sure enough the aged for the defense of Yhe country and human case was made a short time since in the Napatriot started off, almost immediately aftercreatures who seek to allure by their accomShell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at prirights; while the whole Atlantic coast is tional Intelligencer, from which we take the ward, to eall out volunteers among the mounplishments, or dazzle by their genius, that ces to suit every one. though he may admire, no man éverloves a of evil tidings and looking to the fufollowing paragraph, hoping that the futurd¥ ta:neers. FOURTH GUN! woman for these things. He loves her for Also, the correspondent of the Cincinnati 8 with dread, yet with prayerful hearts: historian may record as happy a termination Commercial writes that Mr. Crittenden has . whatis essentially distinct from, though not Rifled Cannon—100 ieces Carpeting, of eve while ‘* grim war rears his wrinkled front” of our difficulties: arrived at Camp Dick Robinson, where he incompatible with them—her woman’s nastyle and ‘description fom 15 cents yy$3 per y on every side, armies are marching in battle -* During the memorable secession in 1847 was an object of enthusiastic attention.— ture and her woman’s heart, Thisis why so often see a man of high genius or inALL THE BATTERIES ! array, citizens are tearing themselves from of seven cantons from the Swiss ConfedeAmong other remarks made to those around we tellectual power pass by the De Staels and him, he said: ‘We c:n make this war, by racy, itis a noticeable fact that even after the bosoms of their families to shoulder their the national convention of the remaining loyal God’s “help, a al Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every to us asa nation for Corinnes, to press unto his bosom some wayin endless variety, and at unprecedented rifles and meet the foe, drums beat and the cantons had decided to raise a levy of 70,000 ‘all time to come.” side.flower, who has nothing on earth to style, low prices. superior to any in the city and 25. per take her worthy of him, except that-she is (@it cheaper. oe national flag is inviting patriots to rally betroops to quell thisinsurrection, under whose WHAT WE WanT.—We clip the follow—what so few of your “ female celebrities” stood a force of 30,000 troops, ~ neath its victory waving folds, we, on this banner 4b are—a true woman. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! oe cantons retused, because nearly ing from the Binghamton Democrat, a well far off Pacific Coast are living in comparaGivided in . their sympathies eee known Democratic journal, which speaks the With a regular broadside of tive peace and plenty and quietness, undiscnomz ral VotUuNTEERS “FROM THE SaNDWIcH Isgovernment and the secession pa by reports of hostile armies on our ty, to furnish their contingent of two, nd sentiments of Union men in New York, as LAND.—The Honolulu Commercial turbed AdverEmbrotdertes, Ribbons. of in pacificato neutral remained behalt well as Unien Demacrnte in every other rs . tiver mentions four or five Sandwich Islandia of thise{ ‘At the clos of both roar of cannon, or the slaughter Hosiery, Gloves,” Scarfs, soil,the State : ers, sons of American residents, who have Weooilen Hoods, Shawis, who ~~ out this morning never to. war, which lasted but three months, and reHere are the concessions we are in favor shouldered their muskets to fight for the — sulted in the expulsion Flannels, Cassimeres, of the secvasiun lead: Whiy are we so greatly blessed beyond our ers, the federal. os > way the *.seriatim Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks We want the Southern States to conUnion. It adds that there is “some talk of expéiises of the war the secessister States? Is it entirely because ofour getting up a volunteer company in Honolule, Opera Hoods, cantons and the crate ig The ods that ours is a Government indeed, and. , distance from the causes of war? To some sion jand if free or reduced passage could be segeneral convention which was convened, imnot & mere compact between States Linen Goods, 2. We want them to concede a State sured,, nodoubt a respectably sized corps, extent our isolation is the cause of our immediately upon the cessation of hostilities, Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, cannot dissolve its connection With this Unminity from the exciting scenes our brethren eompletely remédelled the constitution, and ion at its own pleasure. would be ready at three days notice.” Gents’ White Shirts, in the East are called on to encounter. But not long thereafter, by. general consent, the 3. We want them to concede —_—_—_—_————— 1s wpa ali, ee Curtains, that this expenses of the war were =lly apportioned it is not entirely due to distance that dangers among all the. cantons: his latter act of Government has a nd to.enforce its laws Arrivals at National Exchange ~ Oth Cleths, its and distractions are absent from our coast,— generosity, together with the new constituand4. protect : Broad Street, Nevada. We want i. to concede that it is the Mattings, Bass &e. The people have decided by an overwhelming tion, has infused a fraternal woleg sent the duty of this Government to retake from SouthGEO, R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. voice for the Union of the States. Had we Swiss far surpassing that which formerly exern traitors its stolen forts and arsenals. isted.” 5. We want them to concede that Old Abe some Governors who have warmed the execNovEeMBER, ist 1861. was constitutionally elected, and had a right utive chair of this State, in place of GoverIsRakt 8. Dient.—This noted California to ge seat. . nor Downey, or had we elected a Peace or temperance lecturer, who aided in the great We want them to concede’ that the séDon’t be Humbugged inte the wen Store Secession Democrat at the late election inreform of 1853-4, has been appointed Consul ended, States have violated the Constitution, butvisit the . JD vis, 0 . atéad of Gov. Stanford, .we might now, or to Java, aud the Union Temperanee Journal and, while they are inarwed rebellion against ite authority, it is the duty of this Governsoon might be hurled into the vortex of civil (owhbed and edited by T. W. Lockwood, torment to put rebellion down. war. In the Union there is peace, plenty and merly of this city) wishes him that health 7. We want them to concede that the tahappiness; without it there 1s war, devastawhich only temperance men can expect in king of the Federal forts and firingupon our DRY GOODS STORE! 41 flag are wrongs hosed should he atoned for. tion and misery. The people of California thatvunhealthy clime. And compare prices. object of their affec red from rebellion like our States,.and in I § i . the road of righteousness rt i 4 e ern creditora have a‘right ‘t6 , = balance tothe School Fund. of life, of prayer. er between San Francisco and La Paz, Maz ~~ A Card---Falschood Exposed. . Stock of In omen, with our iiamense Goods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Whieh will be nod. 90 por ent chearer than cam be bought in the State. We have also the First and only Stock of JAPANESE COODS! . Ever brought to this city, consisting of Secretaries, ; Work Boxes, k#There were 225 passengers and $1,atlan, and San Blas, has had the effect of Tne SHoE Pincugs,--The Marysville PX: Shawl Boxes, 022,321 28 in specie left by the Golden Gate stimulating trade along the western coast of ' Express is down on our article on drafting to I noticed im a half-sheet of the NeMexico. There.is a good demand now at-all Glove Boxes, Friday morning. & veda Journal published yesterday morning fill the Union army. Just as we expected. the ports where the steamer touches for Cali. an article that, by common report, is intended to ‘ Tables, The shoe pinches. The Union Democrats, ' { The mare “Independence,” which has fornia fruit. Many articles of’ American strike atme. Since tlie only responsible mano Waiters, &c. &c. in a horn, don’t like the idea of drafting. — had the reputation of being one of “Lawmanufactur also find ready sale. Sewing that newspaper has left it, I do not know that e They fear they might be called on to doa yer’s” most promising colts, was poisoned machines are to be found im all the large the article is worthy my attention. Butas ldo Useful 20 well as Ornamental, which will be sold little honest service to their country. Tell recently iin Santa Clara county. “Indepentowns, and people are beginning to inquire not wish my character assailed by any persen,and VERY LOW. your kind, Mr. Express, they need’nt be dence” was owned by Thomas Higgins, of . for farming tools from San Francisco. As as some might be deceived by the article in question,I have thought proper to call attention to Remember the place. alarmed. ‘They won't be allowed the oppurPetaluma, and valued at $1000. the steamer takes something away from us, it and the facts that prove its entire falsity. The of going along with a band of patriots tunity so it briugs something back. Qn the last article makes me engaged with another person in -ExpLosion.—On "Wendnesday last the to shoot-them in the back when charging the of fraud in putting a ranch in the hands trip to San Francisco, there were $140,000 a game boiler of W. R. Basham's mill. near Santa HACADORN & BOWLEY, enemies of the Republic. te — with a terrific explosion. Loss, The following appointmente have been $2,000 and in silve on board. r The next vessel to saij of a friend to cover it up from my creditors, he sold the ranch, will be the Panama, which will start on the the money and ran away, leaving me to moralize on the sin of 5th inst, and the Republic will be sent down evil doing. The facts are these : The ranch bebefore long. to run along the coast in cous longed tomy wife and was put in the hands of “WHEN I goes ca »” said an ~. laW. and Roberts, Mr. ; nt departme ~ Refiner’s dy, “Tallersask for whatbet I har Por if] nection one Potter, or as he called himself, Jackson, in with her.~ t. made in the Mint. A. J. Bryant, Melter and departys T. Keilly, Asanyer’s departmen _ aed tebe ned ee ahem —lo 'aPThe plestors of San Francisco, who = ohene alee i eae ects — dately struck. and got $50 day, are said to lore take tt, without cs nbaogiation. Peeper where they can have accepted the plan of C. Cetner for the} Rees 1f the traitor is si pap C. Breck had betget into dead, we for him ia ter look be erected. to 224 monument, tet It is to be of CaliGe weildtanto edt tine fornia granite, high. neve enn pene nett pela for neoprene ‘or a habit. A ten oohof geatleen, writ EGrThe Broderick Monumentt Aseociation . q = areas Sor tame oe ig apa about all day, . his friend in the country, spesking of the tous vind; soe ha mener ta tl LE a number of jourheymen 122. Of these, 94) as most people does.” have formed . re" A GENTLeman from Boston o2 a visit to paegpe oi Prin —“ ahs ch habits.” friend replied: “Here it in trast rts Be ay hae ~ Lgpverhauled Potter at Rabie oer aioe to . Sacramento when he wis running away, and in justice to my family required a statement of him which was given es The article I therefore ‘wickedly untres, in she JOUREAL, ter A omart shoek . ‘of an earthquake oc. and Lhereby give notice that whoever is guilty cured at Eureka, Humboldt: Bay, on the 22d. ep eee strictly accountable to me personally. Ruranon Dean—The Emperor of Chi[FS T. Nye, ot Stockton, has been ap: EH The Steamer, Wilsoti G. Hint bas sition ne $5 fthin mater wil be pei ana ied at his palace; on the Yehoe, ou the. Wit. by Marshal Rabe, Deputy U-8. 22d of August. ee ee (bose placed on the Columbia river. ~ 2 e Pa nd Bete Hor, we Dry SESHeeeescecorrersswsetoe sue for and colScarciry uF Parer —The Alta announlect their demandsin southern eourts:. In this city, November 2d, 8. VIOLA ADAMS, ing-therein with pleasure and profit to themces that owing to the great scarcity of large 9. We want them to concede that they wife of John Q. Adame, aged of 35 years. ns 0 mg ae oe of the deceased selves. « Not as in the days of the nation’s sized paper, it may have to reduce its dimenhave no right to tar and feather every northJel co sey y invited to attend the funeral ‘toinfancy, are we obliged to go to the house of ‘sions, temporarily. “Taylor’s mill, in Marin ern citizen that goes among them. . day at3 o’clock P. M., at the Baptist Church. 10. We want them to eoncede thatitis the prayer on the Sabbath with muskets on our county, has supplied it, but the drought has: duty of this Goverament te hang or shoot Lt 7? = po ac by John ' shoulders, equally ready to fight and to pray, made that week cchen. every traitor scoundrelin it. Rated the be Sept. 1861, in Aud in demasiding all these things do we “but in the broad light of heaven, with no iar eg hae ee re oS ask the South to make a single concession Ee ans . Any one tce"The emonns paid inte the Trodsurying said Note be thought of blood, with our wives and dhe which the Constitution of the United States wo Ayo the same at COMBS & through the. Police Court, in San Francisco STINCHF LD’S Store, at Red % children, and none buta Christian’s armor does not require uf hom ? E. JANNIS. on,we ean repair to the house of God and listen during October, was $4,755 85, ef which RedDog, Nov. 2d—im to the Police Fund und the to hyinns of gladness and the voice of peace, 83,015 86 goes The regular communication by steamgs well as of patriotism, and they are walk esse have wisely chosen 2 Wiping out the Israelites entirely. bo > CHEAP DRY cooDs! 3 d On High Prices! Besi Begs. aman of exThe American Dry Gooda Store now has its age? rade gar he is succeeded to the place of Henry Clayin cellent: jadgment immense batteries of ten inch Columbiais load. the affections of Kentucky. “Glory be to possessed of a thorough military education, ed to the muzzie with and is withal a man in whom perfect confiGod,” sheuted apexcitable gentleman to Jobn J. Crittendén, this morning, “MeCleldence can be placed. ‘He will, withoutdoubt, lanis sending 20,000 men from Washington give a good account of himself in Kentucky. And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite dealto Cincinnati, for Kentucky. We’re safe Mild but determined, not given to display, ers. : now.” “Safe!” exclaimed the Senator.— ‘but strictin the requirement of war-time duties he is eminently the man for the place “Doesn’t it blister your tongue to ‘tell it’? "THE ACTION of ourSafe!-by Ohio and Indiana troops, while he now fills: —As~the-commencement the position Kentuckians allow themselves to be protecpresent difficulties be rag Will commence ne: and continue untit ted iby others. It’s a.shame to old Kentucky, of Superintendant of the Military Schbot of *the Israelites rnn. sir.’ I had thosght Bet I understood oe Louisiaus, which he resigned . when that Ne. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. OO BEES49 _ correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette writer against him. General Sherman is a graduate our little city, when our great countryis dis. Pacific something for their money, if the arthus: of West Point, and resigned the position of tutbed by war's slarms! In the homes of our -mies don’t. Ne matter whether a move of However apathetic many may be, thereis aCaptain in the army to enter the banking

= x are not aware that the Genernal defitetnets. They are long enough, every old compromise efforts were lessin the right readers ‘SUNDAY MORNING, SABBATH REFLECTIONS! FACTS! 7 FACTS! + Ow Catsronsians.—The San Francie THE VENERABLECarrrenpen STmRIXG — TenecraPuic News.—It must be con ‘fessed the dispatches froin the seat of war or THE Kewruckians.—Ex-Senator Critco Morning Call qm the following: ate really provoking, on aceount of their intenden has Goally struck the right vein. His. Ax Gp C SIAN.—Most of our No less renowned than war,’” body knows to contain something of impordirection. If he had taken this stand three Sherman now in command of the Federal . So wrote John Milton, and such is the fact. foreesin Kentucky, was a eee tance, and an-item or two can acmonths ago, it would have been better for his and much respected citizen of this city. H. tually be gathered that does amount to someState. The venerable ex-Senator is now was the managing partuer in the banking THE AMERIOAN thing. As a general rule the man who fixes making a tour of the mountain counties, for house of Lucas, Turner & Co., of thie city, DRY GOODS STORE in which position, by his integrity, fair dealup the messages in the valley of the Missisthe purpose ef waking up the slow Kentucking and noble disposition, be won the confisippi succeeds admirably-in finding words. jans-to-a sense of their daty. He has set dence and respect of all.so much so that ALREADY wona victo ‘ Another Sabbath morning, bright as our enough to express himeelf however trifling Major Generalof the militia here durHAS the example by enrolling bimself as one of t ISKAELITESin the D Geode trate, fhe own @loudiéss skies can make it, has dawned may be the information conveyed. He seems ing Vigilance troubles, which pesition he having strongly intrenched its position, the Pro the Frankfort Home Guard. The Frankfort did not resign, no one ever whis red 4 word petetens are now fully prepared 1to ery : “havoc? on the world. .How quiet and peaceful is to be determined to give the readers on the Let slip the Dogs of War, is disturbed by tho reimportanceis made or not, the-dispatches of no avathy about the venerated statesman who business here. the father "~ghildhood were their friends? _ What ornament to the ere you find om1aod whendrove aare ever? How’ intensp’is the anxiety to know sailing ofthe ite bitss ante. neverr did I realize it 80 fully, as when, & mo. aise state that Ganaiel Steae, iz i Depart hand of death ha’ beeiiogg ment after the venerable Senator, addressing a townsinan evidently about his own age, but . flection that his son is in danger from hostile good,comfortable length eoine regularly, and bullets, the mother is yearning for his coming in-safetyto her again, the family group impatient to tohear something to their advanwith care and anxiety for the tage. When will these cireumlocution disint fone absent. Horrid news is brought patches cease? The information they con them on the lightning’s wing, that hundreds tain are like Gratiano’s Feasonings, as “two of human beings have been laid low by frat. kernels of wheatin a bushel of chaff,” quot rigidal hands. Who among the gallant dead ing from Shakspeare, ‘you may search all day _ the worst! How ‘hopeful are ull that the aaa Tur. Swiss Cantons, fourteen years ago ne i ment of the one is also an old California banker. EASELS & Regular Bomb Shell—loaded with 1000 Dress Patterns, of the newest styles of Fall Goods, from 25 cents to $1,50 each. with whose portly form time had dealt far Common. PLace WomeNn.—Heaveii more keenly, exclaimed, ‘“‘George, you're SECOND GUN?! vile the great . E a is big with events many respects theré was’sresemblance benot too old for a soldier—ol course not. I’m’ knows how many siinple letters, from siniple500 Cloaks of the Latest Fashion, teeai $3 to prgonig ha throes of revolution; tween thut revolution and ours of to-day; not too old for a soldier, nota bit too old !— minded women, have been kissed, cherished & $100 each. and wept over by men of far loftier intellect. . " We must turn out and shame these pretty while thousands pon thousands are deprived there were rebellious States and loyal States, So it will always be to the end ot time. . It THIRD GUN!3 of fathers, brothefs, husbands and friends, with neutral States. A statement of that young men, who ought to have aprons tied is a lesson worth learning by theese young around them!” And sure enough the aged for the defense of Yhe country and human case was made a short time since in the Napatriot started off, almost immediately aftercreatures who seek to allure by their accomShell—200 Bonnets of the Latest Syles, at prirights; while the whole Atlantic coast is tional Intelligencer, from which we take the ward, to eall out volunteers among the mounplishments, or dazzle by their genius, that ces to suit every one. though he may admire, no man éverloves a of evil tidings and looking to the fufollowing paragraph, hoping that the futurd¥ ta:neers. FOURTH GUN! woman for these things. He loves her for Also, the correspondent of the Cincinnati 8 with dread, yet with prayerful hearts: historian may record as happy a termination Commercial writes that Mr. Crittenden has . whatis essentially distinct from, though not Rifled Cannon—100 ieces Carpeting, of eve while ‘* grim war rears his wrinkled front” of our difficulties: arrived at Camp Dick Robinson, where he incompatible with them—her woman’s nastyle and ‘description fom 15 cents yy$3 per y on every side, armies are marching in battle -* During the memorable secession in 1847 was an object of enthusiastic attention.— ture and her woman’s heart, Thisis why so often see a man of high genius or inALL THE BATTERIES ! array, citizens are tearing themselves from of seven cantons from the Swiss ConfedeAmong other remarks made to those around we tellectual power pass by the De Staels and him, he said: ‘We c:n make this war, by racy, itis a noticeable fact that even after the bosoms of their families to shoulder their the national convention of the remaining loyal God’s “help, a al Loaded to the muzzle with Dry Goods of every to us asa nation for Corinnes, to press unto his bosom some wayin endless variety, and at unprecedented rifles and meet the foe, drums beat and the cantons had decided to raise a levy of 70,000 ‘all time to come.” side.flower, who has nothing on earth to style, low prices. superior to any in the city and 25. per take her worthy of him, except that-she is (@it cheaper. oe national flag is inviting patriots to rally betroops to quell thisinsurrection, under whose WHAT WE WanT.—We clip the follow—what so few of your “ female celebrities” stood a force of 30,000 troops, ~ neath its victory waving folds, we, on this banner 4b are—a true woman. WE CLOSE THE BATTLE! oe cantons retused, because nearly ing from the Binghamton Democrat, a well far off Pacific Coast are living in comparaGivided in . their sympathies eee known Democratic journal, which speaks the With a regular broadside of tive peace and plenty and quietness, undiscnomz ral VotUuNTEERS “FROM THE SaNDWIcH Isgovernment and the secession pa by reports of hostile armies on our ty, to furnish their contingent of two, nd sentiments of Union men in New York, as LAND.—The Honolulu Commercial turbed AdverEmbrotdertes, Ribbons. of in pacificato neutral remained behalt well as Unien Demacrnte in every other rs . tiver mentions four or five Sandwich Islandia of thise{ ‘At the clos of both roar of cannon, or the slaughter Hosiery, Gloves,” Scarfs, soil,the State : ers, sons of American residents, who have Weooilen Hoods, Shawis, who ~~ out this morning never to. war, which lasted but three months, and reHere are the concessions we are in favor shouldered their muskets to fight for the — sulted in the expulsion Flannels, Cassimeres, of the secvasiun lead: Whiy are we so greatly blessed beyond our ers, the federal. os > way the *.seriatim Ladies’ Cloth, Opera Cloaks We want the Southern States to conUnion. It adds that there is “some talk of expéiises of the war the secessister States? Is it entirely because ofour getting up a volunteer company in Honolule, Opera Hoods, cantons and the crate ig The ods that ours is a Government indeed, and. , distance from the causes of war? To some sion jand if free or reduced passage could be segeneral convention which was convened, imnot & mere compact between States Linen Goods, 2. We want them to concede a State sured,, nodoubt a respectably sized corps, extent our isolation is the cause of our immediately upon the cessation of hostilities, Ladies’ and Gents’ Under Garments, cannot dissolve its connection With this Unminity from the exciting scenes our brethren eompletely remédelled the constitution, and ion at its own pleasure. would be ready at three days notice.” Gents’ White Shirts, in the East are called on to encounter. But not long thereafter, by. general consent, the 3. We want them to concede —_—_—_—_————— 1s wpa ali, ee Curtains, that this expenses of the war were =lly apportioned it is not entirely due to distance that dangers among all the. cantons: his latter act of Government has a nd to.enforce its laws Arrivals at National Exchange ~ Oth Cleths, its and distractions are absent from our coast,— generosity, together with the new constituand4. protect : Broad Street, Nevada. We want i. to concede that it is the Mattings, Bass &e. The people have decided by an overwhelming tion, has infused a fraternal woleg sent the duty of this Government to retake from SouthGEO, R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR. voice for the Union of the States. Had we Swiss far surpassing that which formerly exern traitors its stolen forts and arsenals. isted.” 5. We want them to concede that Old Abe some Governors who have warmed the execNovEeMBER, ist 1861. was constitutionally elected, and had a right utive chair of this State, in place of GoverIsRakt 8. Dient.—This noted California to ge seat. . nor Downey, or had we elected a Peace or temperance lecturer, who aided in the great We want them to concede’ that the séDon’t be Humbugged inte the wen Store Secession Democrat at the late election inreform of 1853-4, has been appointed Consul ended, States have violated the Constitution, butvisit the . JD vis, 0 . atéad of Gov. Stanford, .we might now, or to Java, aud the Union Temperanee Journal and, while they are inarwed rebellion against ite authority, it is the duty of this Governsoon might be hurled into the vortex of civil (owhbed and edited by T. W. Lockwood, torment to put rebellion down. war. In the Union there is peace, plenty and merly of this city) wishes him that health 7. We want them to concede that the tahappiness; without it there 1s war, devastawhich only temperance men can expect in king of the Federal forts and firingupon our DRY GOODS STORE! 41 flag are wrongs hosed should he atoned for. tion and misery. The people of California thatvunhealthy clime. And compare prices. object of their affec red from rebellion like our States,.and in I § i . the road of righteousness rt i 4 e ern creditora have a‘right ‘t6 , = balance tothe School Fund. of life, of prayer. er between San Francisco and La Paz, Maz ~~ A Card---Falschood Exposed. . Stock of In omen, with our iiamense Goods will be found a splendid assortment of SILVER WARE & CUTLERY, Whieh will be nod. 90 por ent chearer than cam

be bought in the State. We have also the First and only Stock of JAPANESE COODS! . Ever brought to this city, consisting of Secretaries, ; Work Boxes, k#There were 225 passengers and $1,atlan, and San Blas, has had the effect of Tne SHoE Pincugs,--The Marysville PX: Shawl Boxes, 022,321 28 in specie left by the Golden Gate stimulating trade along the western coast of ' Express is down on our article on drafting to I noticed im a half-sheet of the NeMexico. There.is a good demand now at-all Glove Boxes, Friday morning. & veda Journal published yesterday morning fill the Union army. Just as we expected. the ports where the steamer touches for Cali. an article that, by common report, is intended to ‘ Tables, The shoe pinches. The Union Democrats, ' { The mare “Independence,” which has fornia fruit. Many articles of’ American strike atme. Since tlie only responsible mano Waiters, &c. &c. in a horn, don’t like the idea of drafting. — had the reputation of being one of “Lawmanufactur also find ready sale. Sewing that newspaper has left it, I do not know that e They fear they might be called on to doa yer’s” most promising colts, was poisoned machines are to be found im all the large the article is worthy my attention. Butas ldo Useful 20 well as Ornamental, which will be sold little honest service to their country. Tell recently iin Santa Clara county. “Indepentowns, and people are beginning to inquire not wish my character assailed by any persen,and VERY LOW. your kind, Mr. Express, they need’nt be dence” was owned by Thomas Higgins, of . for farming tools from San Francisco. As as some might be deceived by the article in question,I have thought proper to call attention to Remember the place. alarmed. ‘They won't be allowed the oppurPetaluma, and valued at $1000. the steamer takes something away from us, it and the facts that prove its entire falsity. The of going along with a band of patriots tunity so it briugs something back. Qn the last article makes me engaged with another person in -ExpLosion.—On "Wendnesday last the to shoot-them in the back when charging the of fraud in putting a ranch in the hands trip to San Francisco, there were $140,000 a game boiler of W. R. Basham's mill. near Santa HACADORN & BOWLEY, enemies of the Republic. te — with a terrific explosion. Loss, The following appointmente have been $2,000 and in silve on board. r The next vessel to saij of a friend to cover it up from my creditors, he sold the ranch, will be the Panama, which will start on the the money and ran away, leaving me to moralize on the sin of 5th inst, and the Republic will be sent down evil doing. The facts are these : The ranch bebefore long. to run along the coast in cous longed tomy wife and was put in the hands of “WHEN I goes ca »” said an ~. laW. and Roberts, Mr. ; nt departme ~ Refiner’s dy, “Tallersask for whatbet I har Por if] nection one Potter, or as he called himself, Jackson, in with her.~ t. made in the Mint. A. J. Bryant, Melter and departys T. Keilly, Asanyer’s departmen _ aed tebe ned ee ahem —lo 'aPThe plestors of San Francisco, who = ohene alee i eae ects — dately struck. and got $50 day, are said to lore take tt, without cs nbaogiation. Peeper where they can have accepted the plan of C. Cetner for the} Rees 1f the traitor is si pap C. Breck had betget into dead, we for him ia ter look be erected. to 224 monument, tet It is to be of CaliGe weildtanto edt tine fornia granite, high. neve enn pene nett pela for neoprene ‘or a habit. A ten oohof geatleen, writ EGrThe Broderick Monumentt Aseociation . q = areas Sor tame oe ig apa about all day, . his friend in the country, spesking of the tous vind; soe ha mener ta tl LE a number of jourheymen 122. Of these, 94) as most people does.” have formed . re" A GENTLeman from Boston o2 a visit to paegpe oi Prin —“ ahs ch habits.” friend replied: “Here it in trast rts Be ay hae ~ Lgpverhauled Potter at Rabie oer aioe to . Sacramento when he wis running away, and in justice to my family required a statement of him which was given es The article I therefore ‘wickedly untres, in she JOUREAL, ter A omart shoek . ‘of an earthquake oc. and Lhereby give notice that whoever is guilty cured at Eureka, Humboldt: Bay, on the 22d. ep eee strictly accountable to me personally. Ruranon Dean—The Emperor of Chi[FS T. Nye, ot Stockton, has been ap: EH The Steamer, Wilsoti G. Hint bas sition ne $5 fthin mater wil be pei ana ied at his palace; on the Yehoe, ou the. Wit. by Marshal Rabe, Deputy U-8. 22d of August. ee ee (bose placed on the Columbia river. ~ 2 e Pa nd Bete Hor, we Dry SESHeeeescecorrersswsetoe sue for and colScarciry uF Parer —The Alta announlect their demandsin southern eourts:. In this city, November 2d, 8. VIOLA ADAMS, ing-therein with pleasure and profit to themces that owing to the great scarcity of large 9. We want them to concede that they wife of John Q. Adame, aged of 35 years. ns 0 mg ae oe of the deceased selves. « Not as in the days of the nation’s sized paper, it may have to reduce its dimenhave no right to tar and feather every northJel co sey y invited to attend the funeral ‘toinfancy, are we obliged to go to the house of ‘sions, temporarily. “Taylor’s mill, in Marin ern citizen that goes among them. . day at3 o’clock P. M., at the Baptist Church. 10. We want them to eoncede thatitis the prayer on the Sabbath with muskets on our county, has supplied it, but the drought has: duty of this Goverament te hang or shoot Lt 7? = po ac by John ' shoulders, equally ready to fight and to pray, made that week cchen. every traitor scoundrelin it. Rated the be Sept. 1861, in Aud in demasiding all these things do we “but in the broad light of heaven, with no iar eg hae ee re oS ask the South to make a single concession Ee ans . Any one tce"The emonns paid inte the Trodsurying said Note be thought of blood, with our wives and dhe which the Constitution of the United States wo Ayo the same at COMBS & through the. Police Court, in San Francisco STINCHF LD’S Store, at Red % children, and none buta Christian’s armor does not require uf hom ? E. JANNIS. on,we ean repair to the house of God and listen during October, was $4,755 85, ef which RedDog, Nov. 2d—im to the Police Fund und the to hyinns of gladness and the voice of peace, 83,015 86 goes The regular communication by steamgs well as of patriotism, and they are walk esse have wisely chosen 2 Wiping out the Israelites entirely. bo > CHEAP DRY cooDs! 3 d On High Prices! Besi Begs. aman of exThe American Dry Gooda Store now has its age? rade gar he is succeeded to the place of Henry Clayin cellent: jadgment immense batteries of ten inch Columbiais load. the affections of Kentucky. “Glory be to possessed of a thorough military education, ed to the muzzie with and is withal a man in whom perfect confiGod,” sheuted apexcitable gentleman to Jobn J. Crittendén, this morning, “MeCleldence can be placed. ‘He will, withoutdoubt, lanis sending 20,000 men from Washington give a good account of himself in Kentucky. And bearing on our enemies—the Israelite dealto Cincinnati, for Kentucky. We’re safe Mild but determined, not given to display, ers. : now.” “Safe!” exclaimed the Senator.— ‘but strictin the requirement of war-time duties he is eminently the man for the place “Doesn’t it blister your tongue to ‘tell it’? "THE ACTION of ourSafe!-by Ohio and Indiana troops, while he now fills: —As~the-commencement the position Kentuckians allow themselves to be protecpresent difficulties be rag Will commence ne: and continue untit ted iby others. It’s a.shame to old Kentucky, of Superintendant of the Military Schbot of *the Israelites rnn. sir.’ I had thosght Bet I understood oe Louisiaus, which he resigned . when that Ne. 39 BROAD STREET, NEVADA. OO BEES49 _ correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette writer against him. General Sherman is a graduate our little city, when our great countryis dis. Pacific something for their money, if the arthus: of West Point, and resigned the position of tutbed by war's slarms! In the homes of our -mies don’t. Ne matter whether a move of However apathetic many may be, thereis aCaptain in the army to enter the banking