November 5, 1861 (4 pages)

ORE n, the Pro. y *havoc”’ ow has ita. biais loadDS ! raelite dealtinue until by les, at pri, of every 083 per yd. MES! ods of every ‘Bs rwis, meres, Pra Cloaks Hoods, ods, arments, Sy Dil Cloths, ce . entirely. wreng Store N RE! £1 ‘Stock of Dry Es bso of . UTLERY, eaver than can ly Stock of Ds ! awl Boxes, re, &c. &c~ ich will be sold IWLEY, ‘REET, IDD, Street, Nevada. whan pa age at the. U.5° Sse ay BR NENT ° Gen. BaKER.—We have received frum Henry Payot, the publisher, of San i per Mons. O. Chauvel of this city, a tithographic portrait of the patriot, orator, statesman and hero, Gen. E. D. Buket, who felt at . his column. The likeness is strong and recalls to mind the countenance of ene wh “was dear to the whole Pacific coast. Edward's Ferry, ie at the: head of JUST aS We Exrecrep.—The Grass _Valley National, of Suturday, deoies that * Providence ” had anything w do with putting out the fire ut that place, but says it! was another chap that extinguished it—probably: with a dipper of water, DisTRicT Gournr, Nov 4th.—Williams ve. Clement et al. and Williams vs. Peuron et al—Referees report in each case cov: firmed and judgment entered accordingly. Eureka Lake Co. ve. Van Haget.—Per-@ uptory mandamus ordered and » stay of proceedings granted for one week. Rollins vs. Rolling. and Parker vs. Parwill help us to the solution of the p t complicated case. They fought us In 1979 wad 1780 pe furiously in Georgia and South Carelina, though our armies were mach in those Stutés in the latter part of the Revolutionary war, it is net too’ much te say that ‘the royahsts troeps they put in the fieli trom beginning to end outnumbered the patriots two t one. “The South Carolina militin would net go to the defense «f Charlesfou wher it was taken by the British in 17280. There were no South Carolina or Georgia regiments in the Revolutionary army out of the limits of those States, and very little was ever heard or seen of any Southern reginents north of Virginia. The royalists forces im the South, after the war began in that ‘quarter, which-was not until January 1779; 4 were often made up of royalist militia almost exclusively, Bodies of 700 and ef 900 of tieacteries.are several times named in -the history of the two years most xetive ‘warfare there. A few partision bands after this time steadily. adhered tot iP wawiey Poulinier vs. Nevada Water Co.—Dewmuréf-to answer submitted. Cour? or Sessions, Nov. 4.—A venire Was ordered to’ summon 16 persons to serve . 98 Grand Jurors returnable Thuraday, 7h iust., to which time Court adjourned: ee TRIAL JuRY.—The toligwiag named persons have been summoned to serve as trial Jurors at the present term of the Court: W. H. Sears, 8S. Farth, W. B. Isaman, 8. J. Strayer, E. Thomas, Saoeel Abbey, §. Samuelsor, T. G. Price, Chas. Schardin, D. Leggett, J. Frock, F. Wood, Jos. Dickson, 8, 8. Lewis, D. B. Hunter, B. H. Rider, A. Davis, N. Beck, A. Corlis, 8. Watson, S. W: Stephens, and G. 8S. Watson. : 2 Mrs. Hebdbara’s Spanish Class will reopen on Weilnesday, Noy. 6th at 7 o'clock P.M., in the house recently occupied _ by M s. Whitinan, on M-vadag reet. ° New Dave Srore.—Dr. J. F. Rudolph has opened a new drug store on Commercial street: SECRETARY OF STATE.—Through the Marysvilie Appeal we learn that the Sacramento Bee mentions the editor of -this paper in connectiun with the office of Secretary of State. No more of your-sensation items, busy Bee ; two blunders in the county Treasurer's office already in consequence of your excite, able idea of a race between Weeks and ourself. at Not SaTIsFIED.—We find the following card in the San Francisco Spirit of the Times :-— . CHALLENGE.—I have learned indirectly that Mat Tracy, of Nevada, bas stated that he is willing te fight me a ring fight for the suin of $3,000. Now this is alarger sum than I can raise, and { think more money than be ean command. I am anxious te make a match with Mr. Tracy, aod would therefore p to ficht him for the sum of $700, with the tivilege of increasing the stake to $1,000. hie is the largest eum I eam get together, and Mr. Tracy should vecollect thatin my last battle with him I was anxious to fight for a larger stake, but generoudy acconimo dated him in making the amount smaller to correspond with bis means: I would also remark that an offer to fight for so large a sum , 48 $3,000 looks like gasconade, and in my opinion does not «‘mean fight.” If Mr. Tracy is in earnest, he certainly can have ne objection to give me a sight for my meney. It he is willing to match me, the fight can come off either kere, or in Nevada, within twe months after signing the articles ; either party paying the ottier’s expenses. g : A communication addressed te me at No. 6 Broadway, San Francisco, will meet with prompt attention. Wm. BLacawvuop. San Francisco, Nov. 1, 1861. ScneoL CENLUs.—The School Marsbeil for Sucramento, says the News, has concluded his labors, showing the following result : ' Number of children over 4 and ander 18 years of age, 1,351; under 4 years, 1,178. Born in California, 1,774; deaf and dumb, 1; blind, 1; Colored, 102; Indian, 35; Chinese, 69.° First District, between 4 and 19 yéars, 102; under 4, 62; between 18 and /21, 2, ‘born in California, 132. Second t; between 4 and 18, 654 ; under 4; 332, between 18 21, 22; born in Califernia, 463. Third District, between 4 aid 18,744; under 4 352 : between 18 and 21, 21 ; born in Califoraia 583. Fourth District, bétween 4 and 16, 9838; under 4 459; between 18 aad 21, 3; _Tme Comxreperate Dicrator.—Jeff. Davis:has ordered all residénts of the Con* federate States who do not recognize his bogovernment, to depart within forty days, eaies. cause; but the truth is é body of people.who got ap the present rebellion fought us with a fair of geal and vigor whenever opportunity offered in the Revulution, As to allegiance, it is well-knowu that while. the peeple of South Carolina were ready envugh to adhere te the Union after. their British defenders were compelled to retire, they frequently renewed-their oaths of allegiance to. the British Government during the war. The Biitish civil authurity was two or three times renewed, and put in easy operation, always, with the cheerful concurrence of*the peo: There is nothing in the «vents of the Revolution to induce e-high estimate of either the power or the purpose of the citizens of the central.district of secession to resist the Government which prevails in the country generally, after-that Government has shown that it has purpose and power of its own. They defied us now because they were confident of being able te,drag other States into the conflict, if one should ensue; and they have sv compelled other people to fight all the battles that will be fought. . When Virginia is beaten, South Carolina will uct bring her own precious militia isto further cenflict, aud the history of the earliest war on this cuntineat will be repeated ‘in this lagt gne in the dirkest center of secossion fury. It is quite as evident now as in Revolutionar} timés that th choice of South Carolina cannot be permitted to control the destines of this great nation. —Philadelphia American. ~ ; ROSEN OSI TSE SOSA = ——— ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partics owitg Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they now have the 6pportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is werk té be dene at the head of Main and Broad Streets. WM. SCOTT, Read Overseer. Sth, 1861. Nevada, Oct. DEPARTURE OF STAGES rom the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for all parts of the State. = png pe wistee. Fer Sacramento at 1 o’e A. M. A.M Marysville, 7 fo "do 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 a) 7 do : Juan, 6 de 5 do wrest City, 736 > = : 4 ashington. ; Alpha, . ¢ do do 8. do Red Pr. M. * 1 do = Valle Stages arrive and depart twice A CARD. 7 Iam compelled for the protection of my own intcreste, much to my regret, to cease connection with the NEVapA JOUKNAL. =I take this method of inforniing the few who have paid for the JOURNAL in advance that the ameunt due the concern is considerable and the debte light, and that the momey due them will be refunded out of the collections, or I will make it good out of my.own pocket. Returning thanks to s.generous public whe for more than six years that I have been the Editer have given the Journal avery generous support. I subscribe myself . E.G WAITE. Nevada, Oct. 25th, 1861. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. ‘CE is hereby. given that the Taxes upNYaae Anosenmaael aplt of Nevada county, 1861, are new due, and payable tot Undersignet at Sit ofber ithe oart House, Ne vada, that the law for the collection of the same will be strictly enforced. . U all Taxes not paid on or before the Third vember, five per cent will be added. Collector of Nevada Co. 1 GOS WAPDING, Powder, Shot and Caps, ple of Charleston.— . y in No. } Phalon’s Floral Beantifier ; Mrs. Allen’s Restorer ; Barnett’s Coceacine ; Bogle’s Hyperton Fiuid , Lyon's Kathatron; . © Hard’s Golden Giosd , " Batchelder'é Liquid Hatr Dye: Just received and for sale by DR. C. M. BATES, -~ Broad Street Drug Store. GARIBALDI SALOON, No. 64 Broad Stret, Above Weaver & Newman’s. [= UNDERSIGNED, haé openea the above establishmeng Where his friends Will at all times And . GOUD LIQUORS AND CIGARS October 5, 1861-tf P SPANNA. TO SPORTSMEN ! 05-tf W H. CRAWFORD & Co.,” _ Ne. 27 Main Street, Opposite the Express Offices. e8-tf NATIONAL EXCHANCE HOTEL. Gass R. LANCASTER would recA J spectiully inform his frieuds anid the pablic im genéral that ae has purchabged all of AR. . JENKINS’ interest in the above place, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage I have engaged the services of Mr. A»-R. JENKINS, Ae genera] Manager, feeling assured that the. best aatisfaction will be given the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th.—ti : PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing. Paper, Cards, ete. “J. B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, i me T. P. PAINTER. ) Offices fitted out with dispatch. Francisco, March 1}-ly A. LAMOTT, —Successor to Lamott & Collins,— Corner J and Second Street, Sacramente. EEP connenty on hand the Largest and K best assortment of Hats, Caps and Furs to be found in the State, and sell at a lower price than any other House. : 1 would call attention to my FALL STYLE dk, BAd setees amy oe Conary pesca . Ba omptly attended to. Promett MRS. HEALY is new selling her Stock of Millinery Goods AT COBT! . Persons te ENGAGEIN THE BUSINESS will find a good ity, as the ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. If health is the cause of my giving up business. MRS. E. HEALY, D street, Maryville, Oct. 5-tf Opposite old Post Office Young Ladies’ Seminary. RS. HEBBARD AND M166 PHILLIPS will open. e BOARDING AND DAY HOOL, for young ladies, in Nevada City, a Sn deem make atvethae a on Helm, on MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex: perienced Teachers, and as imtend to estab themselves permanently Nevada, those whe wish to their daughters « than place at this School. se Terms Month, of Four ket Primary Béknches. wee csccevevececoes 30 Higher English Branches..... 4 00 Music. .., Se Oe pain cosa) eshacsoee 4 4 French, Spanish and Latin, (each). . ee as aa trees 200 Combs & Stinchiieid, DRUCS,; MEDICINES, OILS Hed Dog, May 2, 1861 J. N. TURNER, om **UNCLE JIM’S’’ . Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment! HEIs SE e S has never been knewn use. Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalied. [have also a Wash prepared that will eure RU. G RHEUMATISM. : These aa never before been offéred te the public, and all I ask is ONE TEREAL to provethe truth of the above HALL. © __ JUST. RECEIVED! Va A Large Assortment of WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE O1L AND LAMPS, At. Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, ; New Brick Building, No. 63 mana Street, Grass Valicy. — J For sale at CE’S Store, Nevada, ant uk Wl STONE'S Store, Sey Fiat eae SELLING OUT, SELLING OU T . the robuator the fevalid. Fer the : ‘ pore eB nb sly it are dail a ‘ CLOTHING, B00TS, SHOKS, are confident that it supercede all other GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, forme of resterative » Combining as it TOBACCEe, CIGARS, Eto, tabaliey and Healthfotecen vabealad a Seances a coin assortment of MINERS we sctorisea beverage suited to our age ad co gure, thet Wine tee ent CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITSAND . Gad it to their advantage to give us 4 cal 4 a IMITATIONS. i going eleewhere, as weare Fh aint «sp copremsnan mah cone andj; ‘BOUND TO SELL AS CHBRAP AUR oL FA Tad chr mint persia . ay SST C20 a es tall ccctions of the country ave medwusen . es : Wr i RERN Fina ho country, have od un . Red Dog, May 25-tf . W. F, HEYDLAURF and disreputable imitations and counterfeita. of inds and products. We have been advised by Our correspondents in various sections of the country, ¢hat a commen and very inferior . has been sold under the names of * MacWhiek oolia”’ and ** Family eOhs thus inj e utation of our own PURE and STANDARD cle, and imposing upon the pubile inferior compounds,‘Andin San Francisco, our fornibr colored cut of pe thee aap Flower has been imitated in a very inf atyle, with our pames incorrectly apeled, thus: 2 “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” ta_ other . cases, simflar incorrect ways. of who endeavor to evadé the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore cali the attention of eur customera, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and degire them to observe tie correct spelling of our names on the pac! We also dedire them to notice that ie ‘every barrel and package of our GENULNE articles, our names are branded in full; and also. that te each barre! and is affixed ye With a view. to. prevent the success of impo siviens, imitations and Counterfeits, we have mued the use of our former colored cat ofthe ne gyre Flower and have substituted for it a Card containing an pee iti Mad “ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in fall. ; : T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAI Next door to Venter Market, Commercial Street, Nevada . agg ay nn attention paid to Hair Out ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam now prepared to give 1 WARM AND COLD BATHS, a» Having attached a Good Bath House to my phop and supplied it with Turkish Towels. Fine Soap, Flesh shes,ete. Those wishing to indulge in agéod Bath will call in and see me. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ‘ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above wellknown Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. KATS DELIVERED inany part of the city, fret of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats re} \. "he JAS. COLLEY. je2s8-tf CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne; 13, Commercial Street, i WOULD INFOM. THE ’ public of this yes and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of Ameritan Heef, Pork and Mutton, Ky" MEATS DELIVERET in any part of the ee oe desired, at reavonable rates. A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. . DEALERS IN. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly on hand and for sale by : FORTUNE GUES, Commereijal Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oct. 30th, 1661—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And forealest the NEV ADA GAS WORKS UNDERTAKING, WM. OC. STILES, UNDERmabe to order COVERED COPYING ot the fol. og i ia LARGE BIZ. PROM.v cc. GRAVE SRRURS. of every wie, faralobed furnished and for engraving. March 16. 1961-tf o8-im No. UTTING SALOOW. . . MILWAUKEE BREWERY. . RECULAR STACE LINE! Via Eureka, Jackson's Ranch, Sam dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. VHE Stage will leave Nevada City every MONT DAY & THURSDAY, going threust; OMe thy houre, ‘from the time of leaving Hetarnin }~ Will leave finia City ever, . ing the trip back to Nevada in thirty-six hours. PREIGHT AND BAGGAGE _ TAKEN AT VERY Low Rates. _ STAGE OFFICES }--N: at the Gate Hotel; and at Mau's none Virgtaia Ghy Harman Saddler, —. Vv} ity. Nevada City. Sept. 2d, 1861.” 84 Sm NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY . Pe . ‘STAGE LINE, At Twenty-Five Cents, And he pl himself that,. Rey, will it be raised above x to maka soeae sobnoweageat ge ea lic for the constant and qoavteas paiene long accorded to his enterprise. EN Gress Valley, Auguat secheimt DCADY. DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omeg SIX HORSE STAGE Linn, Carrying the U.S. Mati, o'clock, A. M., Arrives at Was at ™. Returning—The s' leay: at 7 o'clock, A. ot, sul anvivee be horus Gee gin ee * visit . % sult their own interest and yh, fo the ‘el 2 ich they / and will assure yt it will ever She CRASS VALLEY OPPOSITION STAGE: LINE. NEVADA, The Opposition between Nevada and Grass Valley will be Grawnofirnot better patromized . GRIFFIN & OO. Proprietors. Nevada, Oct. 17, 1861. be ‘ JUST PUBLIGHED, Every man end woman should reed tt. THE GRAND SECRET, Dr. PASCHAL B. RANDOLPH. ¥ LOUIS. NO. ase . Merween Nevate and . SBSEAVIRGINIA CITY, ” ‘. ‘RE PROPRIETOR. Wi igo NENT INSTITUTION to wi oS, h Si e, and can not be, any * let up, or no 0} tion. He gowe also : pubhis fare, eaoh Way, betereas Rep eae nen eee: i) . ’ Valley, will eeuthces

ORE n, the Pro. y *havoc”’ ow has ita. biais loadDS ! raelite dealtinue until by les, at pri, of every 083 per yd. MES! ods of every ‘Bs rwis, meres, Pra Cloaks Hoods, ods, arments, Sy Dil Cloths, ce . entirely. wreng Store N RE! £1 ‘Stock of Dry Es bso of . UTLERY, eaver than can ly Stock of Ds ! awl Boxes, re, &c. &c~ ich will be sold IWLEY, ‘REET, IDD, Street, Nevada. whan pa age at the. U.5° Sse ay BR NENT ° Gen. BaKER.—We have received frum Henry Payot, the publisher, of San i per Mons. O. Chauvel of this city, a tithographic portrait of the patriot, orator, statesman and hero, Gen. E. D. Buket, who felt at . his column. The likeness is strong and recalls to mind the countenance of ene wh “was dear to the whole Pacific coast. Edward's Ferry, ie at the: head of JUST aS We Exrecrep.—The Grass _Valley National, of Suturday, deoies that * Providence ” had anything w do with putting out the fire ut that place, but says it! was another chap that extinguished it—probably: with a dipper of water, DisTRicT Gournr, Nov 4th.—Williams ve. Clement et al. and Williams vs. Peuron et al—Referees report in each case cov: firmed and judgment entered accordingly. Eureka Lake Co. ve. Van Haget.—Per-@ uptory mandamus ordered and » stay of proceedings granted for one week. Rollins vs. Rolling. and Parker vs. Parwill help us to the solution of the p t complicated case. They fought us In 1979 wad 1780 pe furiously in Georgia and South Carelina, though our armies were mach in those Stutés in the latter part of the Revolutionary war, it is net too’ much te say that ‘the royahsts troeps they put in the fieli trom beginning to end outnumbered the patriots two t one. “The South Carolina militin would net go to the defense «f Charlesfou wher it was taken by the British in 17280. There were no South Carolina or Georgia regiments in the Revolutionary army out of the limits of those States, and very little was ever heard or seen of any Southern reginents north of Virginia. The royalists forces im the South, after the war began in that ‘quarter, which-was not until January 1779; 4 were often made up of royalist militia almost exclusively, Bodies of 700 and ef 900 of tieacteries.are several times named in -the history of the two years most xetive ‘warfare there. A few partision bands after this time steadily. adhered tot iP wawiey Poulinier vs. Nevada Water Co.—Dewmuréf-to answer submitted. Cour? or Sessions, Nov. 4.—A venire Was ordered to’ summon 16 persons to serve . 98 Grand Jurors returnable Thuraday, 7h iust., to which time Court adjourned: ee TRIAL JuRY.—The toligwiag named persons have been summoned to serve as trial Jurors at the present term of the Court: W. H. Sears, 8S. Farth, W. B. Isaman, 8. J. Strayer, E. Thomas, Saoeel Abbey, §. Samuelsor, T. G. Price, Chas. Schardin, D. Leggett, J. Frock, F. Wood, Jos. Dickson, 8, 8. Lewis, D. B. Hunter, B. H. Rider, A. Davis, N. Beck, A. Corlis, 8. Watson, S. W: Stephens, and G. 8S. Watson. : 2 Mrs. Hebdbara’s Spanish Class will reopen on Weilnesday, Noy. 6th at 7 o'clock P.M., in the house recently occupied _ by M s. Whitinan, on M-vadag reet. ° New Dave Srore.—Dr. J. F. Rudolph has opened a new drug store on Commercial street: SECRETARY OF STATE.—Through the Marysvilie Appeal we learn that the Sacramento Bee mentions the editor of -this paper in connectiun with the office of Secretary of State. No more of your-sensation items, busy Bee ; two blunders in the county Treasurer's office already in consequence of your excite, able idea of a race between Weeks and ourself. at Not SaTIsFIED.—We find the following card in the San Francisco Spirit of the Times :-— . CHALLENGE.—I have learned indirectly that Mat Tracy, of Nevada, bas stated that he is willing te fight me a ring fight for the suin of $3,000. Now this is alarger sum than I can raise, and { think more money than be ean command. I am anxious te make a match with Mr. Tracy, aod would therefore p to ficht him for the sum of $700, with the tivilege of increasing the stake to $1,000. hie is the largest eum I eam get together, and Mr. Tracy should vecollect thatin my last battle with him I was anxious to fight for a larger stake, but generoudy acconimo dated him in making the amount smaller to correspond with bis means: I would also remark that an offer to fight for so large a sum , 48 $3,000 looks like gasconade, and in my opinion does not «‘mean fight.” If Mr. Tracy is in earnest, he certainly can have ne objection to give me a sight for my meney. It he is willing to match me, the fight can come off either kere, or in Nevada, within twe months after signing the articles ; either party paying the ottier’s expenses. g : A communication addressed te me at No. 6 Broadway, San Francisco, will meet with prompt attention. Wm. BLacawvuop. San Francisco, Nov. 1, 1861. ScneoL CENLUs.—The School Marsbeil for Sucramento, says the News, has concluded his labors, showing the following result : ' Number of children over 4 and ander 18 years of age, 1,351; under 4 years, 1,178. Born in California, 1,774; deaf and dumb, 1; blind, 1; Colored, 102; Indian, 35; Chinese, 69.° First District, between 4 and 19 yéars, 102; under 4, 62; between 18 and /21, 2, ‘born in California, 132. Second t; between 4 and 18, 654 ; under 4; 332, between 18 21, 22; born in Califernia, 463. Third District, between 4 aid 18,744; under 4 352 : between 18 and 21, 21 ; born in Califoraia 583. Fourth District, bétween 4 and 16, 9838; under 4 459; between 18 aad 21, 3; _Tme Comxreperate Dicrator.—Jeff. Davis:has ordered all residénts of the Con* federate States who do not recognize his bogovernment, to depart within forty days, eaies. cause; but the truth is é body of people.who got ap the present rebellion fought us with a fair of geal and vigor whenever opportunity offered in the Revulution, As to allegiance, it is well-knowu that while. the peeple of South Carolina were ready envugh to adhere te the Union after. their British defenders were compelled to retire, they frequently renewed-their oaths of allegiance to. the British Government during the war. The Biitish civil authurity was two or three times renewed, and put in easy operation, always, with the cheerful concurrence of*the peo: There is nothing in the «vents of the Revolution to induce e-high estimate of either the power or the purpose of the citizens of the central.district of secession to resist the Government which prevails in the country generally, after-that Government has shown that it has purpose and power of its own. They defied us now because they were confident of being able te,drag other States into the conflict, if one should ensue; and they have sv compelled other people to fight all the battles that will be fought. . When Virginia is beaten, South Carolina will uct bring her own precious militia isto further cenflict, aud the history of the earliest war on this cuntineat will be repeated ‘in this lagt gne in the dirkest center of secossion fury. It is quite as evident now as in Revolutionar} timés that th choice of South Carolina cannot be permitted to control the destines of this great nation. —Philadelphia American. ~ ; ROSEN OSI TSE SOSA = ——— ROAD TAX NOTICE.—Partics owitg Road Tax for the year 1861, are notified that they now have the 6pportunity of paying the same by application to me—as there is werk té be dene at the head of Main and Broad Streets. WM. SCOTT, Read Overseer. Sth, 1861. Nevada, Oct. DEPARTURE OF STAGES rom the National Exchange Hotel. Daily, for all parts of the State. = png pe wistee. Fer Sacramento at 1 o’e A. M. A.M Marysville, 7 fo "do 7 do Orleans Flat, 7 a) 7 do : Juan, 6 de 5 do wrest City, 736 > = : 4 ashington. ; Alpha, . ¢ do do 8. do Red Pr. M. * 1 do = Valle Stages arrive and depart twice A CARD. 7 Iam compelled for the protection of my own intcreste, much to my regret, to cease connection with the NEVapA JOUKNAL. =I take this method of inforniing the few who have paid for the JOURNAL in advance that the ameunt due the concern is considerable and the debte light, and that the momey due them will be refunded out of the collections, or I will make it good out of my.own pocket. Returning thanks to s.generous public whe for more than six years that I have been the Editer have given the Journal avery generous support. I subscribe myself . E.G WAITE. Nevada, Oct. 25th, 1861. NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. ‘CE is hereby. given that the Taxes upNYaae Anosenmaael aplt of Nevada county, 1861, are new due, and payable tot Undersignet at Sit ofber ithe oart House, Ne vada, that the law for the collection of the same will be strictly enforced. . U all Taxes not paid on or before the Third vember, five per cent will be added. Collector of Nevada Co. 1 GOS WAPDING, Powder, Shot and Caps, ple of Charleston.— . y in No. } Phalon’s Floral Beantifier ; Mrs. Allen’s Restorer ; Barnett’s Coceacine ; Bogle’s Hyperton Fiuid , Lyon's Kathatron; . © Hard’s Golden Giosd , " Batchelder'é Liquid Hatr Dye: Just received and for sale by DR. C. M. BATES, -~ Broad Street Drug Store. GARIBALDI SALOON, No. 64 Broad Stret, Above Weaver & Newman’s. [= UNDERSIGNED, haé openea the above establishmeng Where his friends Will at all times And . GOUD LIQUORS AND CIGARS October 5, 1861-tf P SPANNA. TO SPORTSMEN ! 05-tf

W H. CRAWFORD & Co.,” _ Ne. 27 Main Street, Opposite the Express Offices. e8-tf NATIONAL EXCHANCE HOTEL. Gass R. LANCASTER would recA J spectiully inform his frieuds anid the pablic im genéral that ae has purchabged all of AR. . JENKINS’ interest in the above place, and respectfully solicits a continuance of their patronage I have engaged the services of Mr. A»-R. JENKINS, Ae genera] Manager, feeling assured that the. best aatisfaction will be given the pubiic. Nevada, Oct. 25th.—ti : PAINTER & CO., Practical Printers And Dealers in Type, Presses, Printing Matertals, Ink, Printing. Paper, Cards, ete. “J. B. PAINTER, SAN FRANCISCO. J.M. PAINTER, i me T. P. PAINTER. ) Offices fitted out with dispatch. Francisco, March 1}-ly A. LAMOTT, —Successor to Lamott & Collins,— Corner J and Second Street, Sacramente. EEP connenty on hand the Largest and K best assortment of Hats, Caps and Furs to be found in the State, and sell at a lower price than any other House. : 1 would call attention to my FALL STYLE dk, BAd setees amy oe Conary pesca . Ba omptly attended to. Promett MRS. HEALY is new selling her Stock of Millinery Goods AT COBT! . Persons te ENGAGEIN THE BUSINESS will find a good ity, as the ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH. If health is the cause of my giving up business. MRS. E. HEALY, D street, Maryville, Oct. 5-tf Opposite old Post Office Young Ladies’ Seminary. RS. HEBBARD AND M166 PHILLIPS will open. e BOARDING AND DAY HOOL, for young ladies, in Nevada City, a Sn deem make atvethae a on Helm, on MONDAY, MAY 13th. These Ladies are ex: perienced Teachers, and as imtend to estab themselves permanently Nevada, those whe wish to their daughters « than place at this School. se Terms Month, of Four ket Primary Béknches.. wee csccevevececoes 30 Higher English Branches......... 4 00 Music. ..., Se Oe pain cosa) eshacsoee 4 4 French, Spanish and Latin, (each).. .. ee as aa trees 200 Combs & Stinchiieid, DRUCS,; MEDICINES, OILS Hed Dog, May 2, 1861 J. N. TURNER, om **UNCLE JIM’S’’ . Asiatic Rheumatic Liniment! HEIs SE e S has never been knewn use. Cuts, Old Sores. &c., it is unequalied. [have also a Wash prepared that will eure RU. G RHEUMATISM. : These aa never before been offéred te the public, and all I ask is ONE TEREAL to provethe truth of the above HALL. © __ JUST. RECEIVED! Va A Large Assortment of WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE O1L AND LAMPS, At. Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, ; New Brick Building, No. 63 mana Street, Grass Valicy. — J For sale at CE’S Store, Nevada, ant uk Wl STONE'S Store, Sey Fiat eae SELLING OUT, SELLING OU T . the robuator the fevalid. Fer the : ‘ pore eB nb sly it are dail a ‘ CLOTHING, B00TS, SHOKS, are confident that it supercede all other GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, forme of resterative » Combining as it TOBACCEe, CIGARS, Eto, tabaliey and Healthfotecen vabealad a Seances a coin assortment of MINERS we sctorisea beverage suited to our age ad co gure, thet Wine tee ent CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITSAND . Gad it to their advantage to give us 4 cal 4 a IMITATIONS. i going eleewhere, as weare Fh aint «sp copremsnan mah cone andj; ‘BOUND TO SELL AS CHBRAP AUR oL FA Tad chr mint persia . ay SST C20 a es tall ccctions of the country ave medwusen . es : Wr i RERN Fina ho country, have od un . Red Dog, May 25-tf . W. F, HEYDLAURF and disreputable imitations and counterfeita. of inds and products. We have been advised by Our correspondents in various sections of the country, ¢hat a commen and very inferior . has been sold under the names of * MacWhiek oolia”’ and ** Family eOhs thus inj e utation of our own PURE and STANDARD cle, and imposing upon the pubile inferior compounds,‘Andin San Francisco, our fornibr colored cut of pe thee aap Flower has been imitated in a very inf atyle, with our pames incorrectly apeled, thus: 2 “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” ta_ other . cases, simflar incorrect ways. of who endeavor to evadé the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. We therefore cali the attention of eur customera, and ef dealers generally, to the above facts, and degire them to observe tie correct spelling of our names on the pac! We also dedire them to notice that ie ‘every barrel and package of our GENULNE articles, our names are branded in full; and also. that te each barre! and is affixed ye With a view. to. prevent the success of impo siviens, imitations and Counterfeits, we have mued the use of our former colored cat ofthe ne gyre Flower and have substituted for it a Card containing an pee iti Mad “ The Phenix Distillery on the Schuylkill river,” with our name printed in fall. ; : T. Groesbeck, SHAVING & HAI Next door to Venter Market, Commercial Street, Nevada . agg ay nn attention paid to Hair Out ting, Shampooing, and Hair Dressing. Iam now prepared to give 1 WARM AND COLD BATHS, a» Having attached a Good Bath House to my phop and supplied it with Turkish Towels. Fine Soap, Flesh shes,ete. Those wishing to indulge in agéod Bath will call in and see me. BROAD STREET MARKET No. 48 Broad Street, Nevada. ‘ALL KINDS OF MEAT constantly on hand at the above wellknown Market, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. KATS DELIVERED inany part of the city, fret of any charge. Prices according to quality of Meats re} \. "he JAS. COLLEY. je2s8-tf CENTRE MARKET. JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, Ne; 13, Commercial Street, i WOULD INFOM. THE ’ public of this yes and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of Ameritan Heef, Pork and Mutton, Ky" MEATS DELIVERET in any part of the ee oe desired, at reavonable rates. A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO. . DEALERS IN. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. NEVADA. PURE GROUND JAVA COFFEE! Warranted Fresh, kept constantly on hand and for sale by : FORTUNE GUES, Commereijal Street, Nevada City. Nevada, Oct. 30th, 1661—tf COAL TAR & CHARCOAL ALWAYS ON HAND And forealest the NEV ADA GAS WORKS UNDERTAKING, WM. OC. STILES, UNDERmabe to order COVERED COPYING ot the fol. og i ia LARGE BIZ. PROM.v cc.. GRAVE SRRURS. of every wie, faralobed furnished and for engraving. March 16. 1961-tf o8-im No. UTTING SALOOW. . . MILWAUKEE BREWERY. . RECULAR STACE LINE! Via Eureka, Jackson's Ranch, Sam dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. VHE Stage will leave Nevada City every MONT DAY & THURSDAY, going threust; OMe thy houre, ‘from the time of leaving Hetarnin }~ Will leave finia City ever, . ing the trip back to Nevada in thirty-six hours. PREIGHT AND BAGGAGE _ TAKEN AT VERY Low Rates. _ STAGE OFFICES }--N: at the Gate Hotel; and at Mau's none Virgtaia Ghy Harman Saddler, —. Vv} ity. Nevada City. Sept. 2d, 1861.” 84 Sm NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY . Pe . ‘STAGE LINE, At Twenty-Five Cents, And he pl himself that,. Rey, will it be raised above x to maka soeae sobnoweageat ge ea lic for the constant and qoavteas paiene long accorded to his enterprise. EN Gress Valley, Auguat secheimt DCADY. DAILY STAGE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omeg SIX HORSE STAGE Linn, Carrying the U.S. Mati, o'clock, A. M., Arrives at Was at ™. Returning—The s' leay: at 7 o'clock, A. ot, sul anvivee be horus Gee gin ee * visit . % sult their own interest and yh, fo the ‘el 2 ich they / and will assure yt it will ever She CRASS VALLEY OPPOSITION STAGE: LINE. NEVADA, The Opposition between Nevada and Grass Valley will be Grawnofirnot better patromized . GRIFFIN & OO. Proprietors. Nevada, Oct. 17, 1861. be ‘ JUST PUBLIGHED, Every man end woman should reed tt. THE GRAND SECRET, Dr. PASCHAL B. RANDOLPH. ¥ LOUIS. NO. ase . Merween Nevate and . SBSEAVIRGINIA CITY, ” ‘. ‘RE PROPRIETOR. Wi igo NENT INSTITUTION to wi oS, h Si e, and can not be, any * let up, or no 0} tion. He gowe also : pubhis fare, eaoh Way, betereas Rep eae nen eee: i) . ’ Valley, will eeuthces