October 1, 1860 (4 pages)

af : ‘ 23 . 7 At the-risk, of ruinirg our ple original ideas he ia ca -developing eloquently, we ean listen to him, ~patiently and Kindly at the least and admire hig. "ingenuity, although we may find it impossible to applaud bis logic. But it is a horrible bore—ns is much the case in: the present ampaign——to be obliged to listes.tostumpors, without either ideas or eloquence, and _ who are content fo excruciate their hearers with repetitiong of worn out platitudes and rehashes of trashy newspaper editorials. I + — is possible that we are mistaken—everybody . _ is liable to be mistaken—in regarding the ishues, presented in this presidential election, aa the veriest abstractions, and about which men, honestly disposed to seek for and embrace truth, could neither differ nor dispute a moment. But it isnot the business of po litienl stump orators to seck for and embrace réputation for . official budgets of Prunes ) good taste, in the minds of all patriotic lovers have # taste for one thing, and some for pablo of idiasceting and. and England, since. 1857, show that, in warlike preparaglance, which of these countries has been self for warlike emergencies, in the way of monetary appropriations to the construction ¥ that to become tour thousand, he now. i ed to change his two miltions to four milffons. He was not satistied with ay income-of three : Twist he winted more. Reverses came and of-stump-oratory, we must confess: to as lit. tions, France has: much more good-renson to, at Boar of Wall: twa , : _*<Hlle: fondness ection er 6 ; a be suspicious of Engtand, thar england hag Again he recovered ; and again he fell before the changing tide; and we believe be has su:fered five failures,each time bowever, like av honor ible man, paying in full all demarids "1857-68-$4'; See ee eeneneeesecs \* 9218,208,070 “expending more than the double ut France she was. building up war ships. ; “Wapine 1x "—The 8. F. Times,.and one or two other journals, are thrusting at our worthy cotemporaty of the Nevada Transcript.—San Juan Press. Let them. thrust, if it dors them good. The San Franciseo Times we have not seen in a dog’s age, andwhy it should thrust at the TRANSCRIPT 1s mors than we can imagine. It had better confine itself to the of, rather of the evening, like the glory of _.*qually seeks the atmosphere, and all is there the varth for some other purpose. truth. Their business is to talk and to urgue _ for the benefit. of their respective partiaun organizations, and not to troublo their heads about truth. Truth, they seem to think, is abundantly able to take care of herself, with. ‘ PHILS i fenius 6 her cause, But the greatest folly in stumping, which has fallen ynder our observation in the present canvass, is the sending of exotic stumpers up here in the mountains, where we have as much home talent as we know whit to do with. On Saturday evening, Measrs, N ugent and Brosnan, «ceredited by the heads of the Dougliemen of San Francisco, dak to enlighten ond sstonish the mouutuineers of Nevade.” Well, what did they do? Ask any one of the crowd, that formed in close col-’ uma in front-of the tribune on Broad street, ot that evening, and, if he-has the courage and honesty to epeak~the truth, he will answer that, if our own John R. MeConnell had not taken tho stand, the demoustration would have been anything but flattering to the Douglas cause. The glory of tho day, Marengo, was nigh bemg eclipsed, under the tactics of the exoties,. when, like another Deraix, MeConnell came inte the, field and retrieved it. Unlike Desaix, bis life was not the forfeit. af his ‘exploit, for he had the joyous satisfiction of leaving the tribuve with the full consciousness that he had saved the ~ +neefing from zn ignoble dissolution. Mo Connell, though a stumpaer, is one to be listen. od to; Hf not with conviction and edificution, ut lengt with intorest and good nature. i MeConnell, however, is not the only ora. torieal big gun that Nevada can boast. Bevides him, on the Douglas side of the question, we have Messrs. Hupp and Palmer— ‘ead Row many others we know net—who ure as mmply competent to carry the colors «f the Littl Giunt into tho, thickest ranks of the enemy,as the beat and most approved of the San Francisev spouters, Then, why should the Republicans of Nevada import orators from. Wisconsin, when they have fwo such stalwart chagnpiona ag Sargent and Churchman? Or why should the Nevada Breckinridger’s ask assistance from abroad, when they have u Judge Searls and 4 Phil. Moore?’ Or why, ghould the: Union ticket require defenders. Whyneed the Bell audEverett men of Nevada bring exotic stumpers to aid the eloquence ofur own Mc Farland and Anderson? We ave the friend of home talent—when that talent has a elain to rank with the best—just as Henry Clay was the friend of home manufaetures, and we emphatically protest against foreign competition. Stump speaking is an evil; but let ua not try te augment it. by opening our ports ta worse than base importations of the article. < oe CW Nothing is entirely lost. The drop of water which is spilt, the f nt of paper rots in the preserved, and theace returned to fruetify Thaw 80 far recovered from his late serious -disleft it was with tho intention of remaining for a purse of $200, free for all second clas« staltions—mile heats, two best in three; to harness. There were but two entries—Gen. Taylor and Shakspeare. Gen. Paylor won the first heat in 3:24; Shakspeare was distanced in the second beat, Gen. Taylor making the heat and winning the money in 2:51. The second race and was won by vertised since “the late affuir occurred at a Mexican party in La Porte, has tho following paragraph added to the notice: : = te leave therr, firearms and cutlery at that postmasters are not required to deliver letters bearing 8 fictitious address. Cause of “ Old Abe” and his rail-eplitting ‘aéhievements, and leave us to the even teGor of our way. oe JupGe StipGer.—This gentleman, -e< 5 255,850 Feds eeeeebsesereres 28, 09,707 Sbbetees 28,899, "60 So, it would seem that, while Englind was ‘in warlike preparations, she wis all the tune trying to muke the world believe that France was outraging national decency in the way her fortificutions and desireer with the advent af ehildron, iy . cares that invade families, cotem the poraveously . @ A Red Biutt correspondent of the Independent recently héard-a young. stump . *s who started the “Genius of Liberty” . ‘atin rom Plymouth Rock, ran him bare-headed through the chapparal of Mexico and t placed tundoubtedly yet make Wal] street feel that ‘he isalive. —— . : What is trae of Jacob Little is true of everybody, for he has only seted out bumen nature. Men are never rich on their millions more than thousands or hundreds ; theyare never satisfied, whatever they have; they never are, but always’ to be blessed. We ’ think, while we toil fora mere pittanee, that j if we had 4 house over our ends wo could call our own, we should be independent ahd contented ;. then we want five or ten thous. and dollars ; and by the time that bas aceu. mulated the expenses of living have pressed upward so fast that we ; double it to ‘keep clear of absolute watt. Next the mon may have his fifty ora hitndred. thousand ; but the value of money has changed to him ; a } dollir wax bigger than a doubloen now ; and-there-ig-the same désire to be rich as when the ‘holf eagles in his pocket were only pennies. -Happiness is uot in riches ; wealth ig hot-in abundance ; independence and conteutinent depend not upon the extent of lands, the number of ships, or the list of stocks one . ay; aster, as to be entirely relieved ftom pain, and quite comfortable and cheérful in the society of his friends, On Tuésday last he was removed from Timbugetoo to San Juan, in a light spring ambulance, and arrived without encountering the slightest obstacle to endanger his recovery. His physicians say that his limbs Will be strong and comely as ever ; and jaa few weeks, with the aid of crutches be hopes to be out, and training them to their former useful purposes of locamotion. Miss CuaRLoTTe CusiimaNn.—This actTess is expected to arrive in San Francisco ‘in the course of text month, It is understood that efforts are actively being mde to secure the united appearance of Miss Cushman, Mra. Hayne, Mise Davenport, Messrs. Stark, Ryer, Wheatleigh, Perry and Booth. COULD NoT STA¥.—Paul Morrill, formerly one of the proprietara of the Union, returned with his family, on the Sonora, after nn abseuee of over two years. When he permanently in the Enst. Fata. Accioent.—The Hydraulic Press Riya't Nelson Hammond, who drives of the Marysville and Camptonville route, informs us that on Monday jast, while engaged in digging & well for Judge May at the latter place, “dword Mahon wus caved upon and buried in the earth. When his body was recovered life,was extinct. was aged about ¥5.yeara. A singular coincidence in the affair is, that a widowed sister was. residing with him, whose husband had been killed at Camptonville, w year or two previously, by fa eecident sunilar in its nature, oceurring in the diggmgs. This double catastrophe has left her entirely without male protection. ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ~The State Agricultural Society's purses were run for on Friday, over the Yolo Grove track The . : Sacrameato Democrat says the first race was was for a purse of $200, Kate Mitchell. , WELL PUT 1v.—A imnequerade ball, adshooting and cutting N. B.—Gentlemen and ladies will be re© door.” — Messenger. EF" The Postmaster General has decided demanded, and forgot that others commended as the ruling passion of life—to engross all the moments ; to contract the understanding, vitiate the moral tive to the hap: be censured. The lust for gold of many vices ; but not as an object méans and instrument, is the source ef our virtues. It is this that awakes ' and gives the-apring to whiteus ever ra oo hderness ests and changes wilder aud it calls into, existence culls his own; it all depends upon the st.te of mind; and he who learns to do without what iv not absolutely necessary, is making just as much progress towards contentment —perhaps more—as he who has acquired the means of satisfying that needless waut. The actus] wants of mankind are few and simple and easily supplied ; it is the artificial—the luxuries, that mnke us slaves; and beyond these we hove imaginary or anticipated wants, which may never come to us, that burden and perplex the soul, We have not-the least coufidence that the future will supply its own needs—thut to-morrow will be as abundant ub to-dxy ; we have no faith that Ged will. temper the storms to the eundition of the man, or give supplies when required and to the exuct amount needed ; and therefore de, ing our own-work and assuming God’s supervision, living in to-day all the future, and seekjug at once to supply natural aud artificad Watts tor all timed, civilized society is a state of servitude: The ruling passion of this nation and this uge.is love of riches—not alone for riches, but for the power which riches give, aud the happiness hoped for from abundance and. influence. The first thing we teach w ebild is to full dowa ard worship the molten eulfi—~ to sucrifive oll the fresh feelings and geuer. . ” $F Bor full particulars refer'sé Bills. ous impulses of the soul,.perhaps banish Gud Every Articie Warranted as reprehimself trom: all bis thoughts, to obtain the . *°2@4! the Bttts. ’ golien fruit. If there are any suinte-in. this . _Nevads, Sept 20-134m :hallatnaioe start out into the world without a cent and . laces, Chatelaines, B: Silver Cups and Gobi by the TICKET HOLDE it fins it, like » sunny Lindscape bid mind depicts it like a stetile -pillid with thick vaporé and dark as the “Shadow of Death.” It is the mirror, in wilderness, Main strect, Nevatla City. “above Wall & Newman’s grocery store, Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Fine Cigars, Tebncco, Etc, ARS SvPPLIED ON THE MosT Liquors, short, on which it i¢ e>ught, which lends to . Cal! there and obtain a —— a . ave Aerie toate, bth of Nevada: . LAROE eet te ee Fire-proof Cellar, Broad Street, second door] Mentis unnecessary. ii ore Th aon = pla t= TAC ” . 3. CIGAR AND ToBACcO Exrontow—The stock of T and Cigars bts acy app bY st aaaraed unch served from : 817-4f A. R. JENKINS, Proprictor. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. A complete assortment of Families wish & PURE ARTICLE OF : BRANDY can always depoet on findinz it here, . LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS in quia to pt oct'—'m ‘Aad Shoes always kept on hand. The pup has three bald ts eansed by mane. A liberal for his return to me. (ollw) W. a Pia? strat, on Pei lay eymiayz, S29t:n Strayed or Stolen. SMALL BLACK HOTND . urant, on yr 27th. on his forehead. rewar’ will be paid }PLUMHOF. Boots and S for sale at RED at ans notice and hoes TED se emberior manner and ne peg RA : Repairing done in ec, a el7-tf FOURTH Pearl, Coral, Mosaic and Cameo lets, Gold 4 Wil! b> distributed b on saTbRDAY, OCTOHER 27th, 1860. GIFT ENTERTAINMENT. 'welve T Five Hun' 7we Pi recon =i re . Dissolution of Co-Partnership. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,ETO. . Pinost English, Swiss, and American Watches, Chronometers, Levers, Independent Seconds, Nickel Movemets, etc. Also—Fine Gold Chains, of every variety. LA JIES’ SETS, BROOCHES. R'NGaS, of all kinds, ina ag, PIAMON DS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEA and OPAL. é Finest Quartz Jewelry! t Work, NeckCane Heads, a ommlttee selected cuu.try they arv.oot those canonized forépiety and beuevolence—who gave all for the Great variety of clegant suitable Loh for Dweltings, Stores and Public B glory of God and the good‘of men; who gic. Also, Meresene ‘or Coal Oil, for sale by rificed power to aid the lowly, gave up fortunes to feed the hungry, put away rich apparel to clothe the naked, and-went about ak ways doing good ; they are fhe Gerards and W. H. CRAWFORD & Coal Oil Lamps! Ne. 27 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. Co. the Astors, the money kings, who it may be have deuied themselves what human nature lived and suffered ; who could remember how many perished, crushed to earth in their race for performed by their own self-denial. Billiard Table Manufactory. ROUX & Ce., Spring street, HAVE NOW ON HAND © ~ 1 ASSORTMENT BILLIARD TABLES, Balls,Billiard Clone COMPLETE and Cues. We receive fro: Paris, London gold, but whose account books, when they . New Yorka full Sesortment of everything shall be opened in the-great ju t, will . @ our branch of business. not show one ret of goodness or nevolence: CABINET WORK quickly executed at th most reagonab) 223-2m le prices. and used But. while the greed of gain. is net to be faculties and abserb all our sense, and render us inattenacto execute all k of quisition of wea th, when regulated by jusut sesurpeneed by any sane arte ina tice and moderation, is’ both “profitable ‘und 2 ories’ fuceen ae » lar. desirable. It is the basis of action that ad. . f*,! Rotary Gard Pane Hand wa vances and develops the race—that Civilizes es : ; and christianizes the world. Itis the abuse} _ MARTIN CONN N. P. BROWN & co. BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, Olice on Commerc’al Street, Nevada. We have hopes an entire ines of others, still the ac. . . Xt ex PRINTING PRESSES, cte.and arenoe that is te is the cause & rational desire for j worthy in itself but asa ea , Our. commerce ; it ships ; it clears peey te for & garden ; lovely villages and . . . Above Galvin’s Saddlery AT THE SHORTEST ‘NOTICE, N THE MOST REASONABLE ! 7 Have your Woik Lone m Good Order sex with our sails and fills evO BR BROAD, STREET, t and hence higher morality and virtue. : rf AND SHOE STORE, NEVADa, and Harness shop, TERMS. done in «. day Sept. wth.evada, © merchandise ht will be received on DRAMA SALOON, Main street, The most choice Wines, Cigars Always te be Found at this Saleen ‘FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 2i~tf DRE O-PARTN:i REBT HERETO<{ under the firm name of CONNEL & PEN Ys this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z 3 S. 8. Penny. Nevada, September 2!-3w. 4 San Franeisce Lager Beer. RECEIVED THIS DAY. » LARGE SUPPLY of the . A yoni, aaa SAE On draught and for sale at the National Nevada, Sept. 22-tf =A. BR. JENKINS. Pacific Mail Steam: LINE TO PANAMA. 3 Connect via the Steamer of the Atlantic and. : For New ork. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and Panama. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARP. The magnificent Steamship SONORA. Will } Folsom street wharf, wit eave =i ’ pap Passengas MONDAY, October Ist, 1860 FOK PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. 3. punetuall wih eae oe York, "Pe" 4 & maton Go. td Adin wal ag 8a Gy. have authorized ua Agents for the sale of t will be received board Hit o'olock (uubdipnt) oe tee board & written or. its shipment. For Freight or Phos y apply to FORBES & BABCOC Turnpike Notice. 7s STOCKHOLDERS in the « Hennesafied there meeting of thesomyan ny will be held tn Nevada City, on MONDAY, OCT, 1, 1860, at 7 o’clock, P. M., af the office of C. W. Hill. AN business oi impert. A. H. HAGADORN, Pres ance will be trae preees a8 = ae 2". “oC Witt, See’y pro tem. 820-100 ance OTE FOUND--A note for bearing Treasure for a the steamship $209 00, Pyramid eee Lee the owner can have by LAGER BEER, on hand and for sale ix. i te $00." As svon as the chanoes are taken it will he to-1/6 oPehock, PF. Comp’s . gi kichatdoon Wiisos, wad rematy’ aoe Nevada Biewery Lager Beer. "T PAT DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, = not tl bears a1 indebte: the larg State. and had we have \ as We al Anthony you!” ; Coun & motior into Cot B. MeF. ‘Tn the _ ber, am In the . Moore; + reinstate Tue l ing at 10 Lecti er’s Aca Gen. Shi The Call auditery. terrupte: Scrur whose w doctor ii , physiciar La, when ah ’ brandy t 4, doubts,» .4—ease like twenty ai

af : ‘ 23 . 7 At the-risk, of ruinirg our ple original ideas he ia ca -developing eloquently, we ean listen to him, ~patiently and Kindly at the least and admire hig. "ingenuity, although we may find it impossible to applaud bis logic. But it is a horrible bore—ns is much the case in: the present ampaign——to be obliged to listes.tostumpors, without either ideas or eloquence, and _ who are content fo excruciate their hearers with repetitiong of worn out platitudes and rehashes of trashy newspaper editorials. I + — is possible that we are mistaken—everybody . _ is liable to be mistaken—in regarding the ishues, presented in this presidential election, aa the veriest abstractions, and about which men, honestly disposed to seek for and embrace truth, could neither differ nor dispute a moment. But it isnot the business of po litienl stump orators to seck for and embrace réputation for . official budgets of Prunes ) good taste, in the minds of all patriotic lovers have # taste for one thing, and some for pablo of idiasceting and. and England, since. 1857, show that, in warlike preparaglance, which of these countries has been self for warlike emergencies, in the way of monetary appropriations to the construction ¥ that to become tour thousand, he now. i ed to change his two miltions to four milffons. He was not satistied with ay income-of three : Twist he winted more. Reverses came and of-stump-oratory, we must confess: to as lit. tions, France has: much more good-renson to, at Boar of Wall: twa , : _*<Hlle: fondness ection er 6 ; a be suspicious of Engtand, thar england hag Again he recovered ; and again he fell before the changing tide; and we believe be has su:fered five failures,each time bowever, like av honor ible man, paying in full all demarids "1857-68-$4'; See ee eeneneeesecs \* 9218,208,070 “expending more than the double ut France she was. building up war ships. ; “Wapine 1x "—The 8. F. Times,.and one or two other journals, are thrusting at our worthy cotemporaty of the Nevada Transcript.—San Juan Press. Let them. thrust, if it dors them good. The San Franciseo Times we have not seen in a dog’s age, andwhy it should thrust at the TRANSCRIPT 1s mors than we can imagine. It had better confine itself to the of, rather of the evening, like the glory of _.*qually seeks the atmosphere, and all is there the varth for some other purpose. truth. Their business is to talk and to urgue _ for the benefit. of their respective partiaun organizations, and not to troublo their heads about truth. Truth, they seem to think, is abundantly able to take care of herself, with. ‘ PHILS i fenius 6 her cause, But the greatest folly in stumping, which has fallen ynder our observation in the present canvass, is the sending of exotic stumpers up here in the mountains, where we have as much home talent as we know whit to do with. On Saturday evening, Measrs, N ugent and Brosnan, «ceredited by the heads of the Dougliemen of San Francisco, dak to enlighten ond sstonish the mouutuineers of Nevade.” Well, what did they do? Ask any one of the crowd, that formed in close col-’ uma in front-of the tribune on Broad street, ot that evening, and, if he-has the courage and honesty to epeak~the truth, he will answer that, if our own John R. MeConnell had not taken tho stand, the demoustration would have been anything but flattering to the Douglas cause. The glory of tho day, Marengo, was nigh bemg eclipsed, under the tactics of the exoties,. when, like another Deraix, MeConnell came inte the, field and retrieved it. Unlike Desaix, bis life was not the forfeit. af his ‘exploit, for he had the joyous satisfiction of leaving the tribuve with the full consciousness that he had saved the ~ +neefing from zn ignoble dissolution. Mo Connell, though a stumpaer, is one to be listen. od to; Hf not with conviction and edificution, ut lengt with intorest and good nature. i MeConnell, however, is not the only ora. torieal big gun that Nevada can boast. Bevides him, on the Douglas side of the question, we have Messrs. Hupp and Palmer— ‘ead Row many others we know net—who ure as mmply competent to carry the colors «f the Littl Giunt into tho, thickest ranks of the enemy,as the beat and most approved of the San Francisev spouters, Then, why should the Republicans of Nevada import orators from. Wisconsin, when they have fwo such stalwart chagnpiona ag Sargent and Churchman? Or why should the Nevada Breckinridger’s ask assistance from abroad, when they have u Judge Searls and 4 Phil. Moore?’ Or why, ghould the: Union ticket require defenders. Whyneed the Bell audEverett men of Nevada bring exotic stumpers to aid the eloquence ofur own Mc Farland and Anderson? We ave the friend of home talent—when that talent has a elain to rank with the best—just as Henry Clay was the friend of home manufaetures, and we emphatically protest against foreign competition. Stump speaking is an evil; but let ua not try te augment it. by opening our ports ta worse than base importations of the article. < oe CW Nothing is entirely lost. The drop of water which is spilt, the f nt of paper rots in the preserved, and theace returned to fruetify Thaw 80 far recovered from his late serious -disleft it was with tho intention of remaining for a purse of $200, free for all second clas« staltions—mile heats, two best in three; to harness. There were but two entries—Gen. Taylor and Shakspeare. Gen. Paylor won the first heat in 3:24; Shakspeare was distanced in the second beat, Gen. Taylor making the heat and winning the money in 2:51. The second race and was won by vertised since “the late affuir occurred at a Mexican party in La Porte, has tho following paragraph added to the notice: : = te leave therr, firearms and cutlery at that postmasters are not required to deliver letters bearing 8 fictitious address. Cause of “ Old Abe” and his rail-eplitting ‘aéhievements, and leave us to the even teGor of our way. oe JupGe StipGer.—This gentleman, -e< 5 255,850 Feds eeeeebsesereres 28, 09,707 Sbbetees 28,899, "60 So, it would seem that, while Englind was ‘in warlike preparations, she wis all the tune trying to muke the world believe that France was outraging national decency in the way her fortificutions and desireer with the advent af ehildron, iy . cares that invade families, cotem the poraveously . @ A Red Biutt correspondent of the Independent recently héard-a young. stump . *s who started the “Genius of Liberty” . ‘atin rom Plymouth Rock, ran him bare-headed through the chapparal of Mexico and t placed tundoubtedly yet make Wal] street feel that ‘he isalive. —— . : What is trae of Jacob Little is true of everybody, for he has only seted out bumen nature. Men are never rich on their millions more than thousands or hundreds ; theyare never satisfied, whatever they have; they never are, but always’ to be blessed. We ’ think, while we toil fora mere pittanee, that j if we had 4 house over our ends wo could call our own, we should be independent ahd contented ;. then we want five or ten thous. and dollars ; and by the time that bas aceu. mulated the expenses of living have pressed upward so fast that we ; double it to ‘keep clear of absolute watt. Next the mon may have his fifty ora hitndred. thousand ; but the value of money has changed to him ; a } dollir wax bigger than a doubloen now ; and-there-ig-the same désire to be rich as when the ‘holf eagles in his pocket were only pennies. -Happiness is uot in riches ; wealth ig hot-in abundance ; independence and conteutinent depend not upon the extent of lands, the number of ships, or the list of stocks one . ay; aster, as to be entirely relieved ftom pain, and quite comfortable and cheérful in the society of his friends, On Tuésday last he was removed from Timbugetoo to San Juan, in a light spring ambulance, and arrived without encountering the slightest obstacle to endanger his recovery. His physicians say that his limbs Will be strong and comely as ever ; and jaa few weeks, with the aid of crutches be hopes to be out, and training them to their former useful purposes of locamotion. Miss CuaRLoTTe CusiimaNn.—This actTess is expected to arrive in San Francisco ‘in the course of text month, It is understood that efforts are actively being mde to secure the united appearance of Miss Cushman, Mra. Hayne, Mise Davenport, Messrs. Stark, Ryer, Wheatleigh, Perry and Booth. COULD NoT STA¥.—Paul Morrill, formerly one of the proprietara of the Union, returned with his family, on the Sonora, after nn abseuee of over two years. When he permanently in the Enst. Fata. Accioent.—The Hydraulic Press Riya't Nelson Hammond, who drives of the Marysville and Camptonville route, informs us that on Monday jast, while engaged in digging & well for Judge May at the latter place, “dword Mahon wus caved upon and buried in the earth. When his body was recovered life,was extinct. was aged about ¥5.yeara. A singular coincidence in the affair is, that a widowed sister was. residing with him, whose husband had been killed at Camptonville, w year or two previously, by fa eecident sunilar in its nature, oceurring in the diggmgs. This double catastrophe has left her entirely without male protection. ' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. ~The State Agricultural Society's purses were run for on Friday, over the Yolo Grove track The . : Sacrameato Democrat says the first race was was for a purse of $200, Kate Mitchell. , WELL PUT 1v.—A imnequerade ball, adshooting and cutting N. B.—Gentlemen and ladies will be re© door.” — Messenger. EF" The Postmaster General has decided demanded, and forgot that others commended as the ruling passion of life—to engross all the moments ; to contract the understanding, vitiate the moral tive to the hap: be censured. The lust for gold of many vices ; but not as an object méans and instrument, is the source ef our virtues. It is this that awakes ' and gives the-apring to whiteus ever ra oo hderness ests and changes wilder aud it calls into, existence culls his own; it all depends upon the st.te of mind; and he who learns to do without what iv not absolutely necessary, is making just as much progress towards contentment —perhaps more—as he who has acquired the means of satisfying that needless waut. The actus] wants of mankind are few and simple and easily supplied ; it is the artificial—the luxuries, that mnke us slaves; and beyond these we hove imaginary or anticipated wants, which may never come to us, that burden and perplex the soul, We have not-the least coufidence that the future will supply its own needs—thut to-morrow will be as abundant ub to-dxy ; we have no faith that Ged will. temper the storms to the eundition of the man, or give supplies when required and to the exuct amount needed ; and therefore de, ing our own-work and assuming God’s supervision, living in to-day all the future, and seekjug at once to supply natural aud artificad

Watts tor all timed, civilized society is a state of servitude: The ruling passion of this nation and this uge.is love of riches—not alone for riches, but for the power which riches give, aud the happiness hoped for from abundance and. influence. The first thing we teach w ebild is to full dowa ard worship the molten eulfi—~ to sucrifive oll the fresh feelings and geuer. . ” $F Bor full particulars refer'sé Bills. ous impulses of the soul,.perhaps banish Gud Every Articie Warranted as reprehimself trom: all bis thoughts, to obtain the . *°2@4! the Bttts. ’ golien fruit. If there are any suinte-in. this . _Nevads, Sept 20-134m :hallatnaioe start out into the world without a cent and . laces, Chatelaines, B: Silver Cups and Gobi by the TICKET HOLDE it fins it, like » sunny Lindscape bid mind depicts it like a stetile -pillid with thick vaporé and dark as the “Shadow of Death.” It is the mirror, in wilderness, Main strect, Nevatla City. “above Wall & Newman’s grocery store, Dealer in Wines, FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS, Fine Cigars, Tebncco, Etc, ARS SvPPLIED ON THE MosT Liquors, short, on which it i¢ e>ught, which lends to . Cal! there and obtain a —— a . ave Aerie toate, bth of Nevada: . LAROE eet te ee Fire-proof Cellar, Broad Street, second door] Mentis unnecessary. ii ore Th aon = pla t= TAC ” . 3. CIGAR AND ToBACcO Exrontow—The stock of T and Cigars bts acy app bY st aaaraed unch served from : 817-4f A. R. JENKINS, Proprictor. BOOT AND SHOE STORE. A complete assortment of Families wish & PURE ARTICLE OF : BRANDY can always depoet on findinz it here, . LADIES’ AND GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS in quia to pt oct'—'m ‘Aad Shoes always kept on hand. The pup has three bald ts eansed by mane. A liberal for his return to me. (ollw) W. a Pia? strat, on Pei lay eymiayz, S29t:n Strayed or Stolen. SMALL BLACK HOTND . urant, on yr 27th. on his forehead. rewar’ will be paid }PLUMHOF. Boots and S for sale at RED at ans notice and hoes TED se emberior manner and ne peg RA : Repairing done in ec, a el7-tf FOURTH Pearl, Coral, Mosaic and Cameo lets, Gold 4 Wil! b> distributed b on saTbRDAY, OCTOHER 27th, 1860. GIFT ENTERTAINMENT. 'welve T Five Hun' 7we Pi recon =i re . Dissolution of Co-Partnership. WATCHES AND DIAMONDS, JEWELRY,ETO. . Pinost English, Swiss, and American Watches, Chronometers, Levers, Independent Seconds, Nickel Movemets, etc. Also—Fine Gold Chains, of every variety. LA JIES’ SETS, BROOCHES. R'NGaS, of all kinds, ina ag, PIAMON DS, RUBIES, EMERALDS, PEA and OPAL. é Finest Quartz Jewelry! t Work, NeckCane Heads, a ommlttee selected cuu.try they arv.oot those canonized forépiety and beuevolence—who gave all for the Great variety of clegant suitable Loh for Dweltings, Stores and Public B glory of God and the good‘of men; who gic. Also, Meresene ‘or Coal Oil, for sale by rificed power to aid the lowly, gave up fortunes to feed the hungry, put away rich apparel to clothe the naked, and-went about ak ways doing good ; they are fhe Gerards and W. H. CRAWFORD & Coal Oil Lamps! Ne. 27 Main Street, Opposite the Express Office. Co. the Astors, the money kings, who it may be have deuied themselves what human nature lived and suffered ; who could remember how many perished, crushed to earth in their race for performed by their own self-denial. Billiard Table Manufactory. ROUX & Ce., Spring street, HAVE NOW ON HAND © ~ 1 ASSORTMENT BILLIARD TABLES, Balls,Billiard Clone COMPLETE and Cues. We receive fro: Paris, London gold, but whose account books, when they . New Yorka full Sesortment of everything shall be opened in the-great ju t, will . @ our branch of business. not show one ret of goodness or nevolence: CABINET WORK quickly executed at th most reagonab) 223-2m le prices. and used But. while the greed of gain. is net to be faculties and abserb all our sense, and render us inattenacto execute all k of quisition of wea th, when regulated by jusut sesurpeneed by any sane arte ina tice and moderation, is’ both “profitable ‘und 2 ories’ fuceen ae » lar. desirable. It is the basis of action that ad. . f*,! Rotary Gard Pane Hand wa vances and develops the race—that Civilizes es : ; and christianizes the world. Itis the abuse} _ MARTIN CONN N. P. BROWN & co. BOOK & JOB PRINTERS, Olice on Commerc’al Street, Nevada. We have hopes an entire ines of others, still the ac. . . Xt ex PRINTING PRESSES, cte.and arenoe that is te is the cause & rational desire for j worthy in itself but asa ea , Our. commerce ; it ships ; it clears peey te for & garden ; lovely villages and . . . Above Galvin’s Saddlery AT THE SHORTEST ‘NOTICE, N THE MOST REASONABLE ! 7 Have your Woik Lone m Good Order sex with our sails and fills evO BR BROAD, STREET, t and hence higher morality and virtue. : rf AND SHOE STORE, NEVADa, and Harness shop, TERMS. done in «. day Sept. wth.evada, © merchandise ht will be received on DRAMA SALOON, Main street, The most choice Wines, Cigars Always te be Found at this Saleen ‘FUNSTON & PEIRCE, Proprietors. Nevada, September 2i~tf DRE O-PARTN:i REBT HERETO<{ under the firm name of CONNEL & PEN Ys this day dissolved by mutual consent. Z 3 S. 8. Penny. Nevada, September 2!-3w. 4 San Franeisce Lager Beer. RECEIVED THIS DAY. » LARGE SUPPLY of the . A yoni, aaa SAE On draught and for sale at the National Nevada, Sept. 22-tf =A. BR. JENKINS. Pacific Mail Steam: LINE TO PANAMA. 3 Connect via the Steamer of the Atlantic and. : For New ork. Having Spare Steamers at San Francisco and Panama.. DEPARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARP. The magnificent Steamship SONORA. Will } Folsom street wharf, wit eave =i ’ pap Passengas MONDAY, October Ist, 1860 FOK PANAMA, at 9 o’clock, A. 3. punetuall wih eae oe York, "Pe" 4 & maton Go. td Adin wal ag 8a Gy. have authorized ua Agents for the sale of t will be received board Hit o'olock (uubdipnt) oe tee board & written or. its shipment. For Freight or Phos y apply to FORBES & BABCOC Turnpike Notice. 7s STOCKHOLDERS in the « Hennesafied there meeting of thesomyan ny will be held tn Nevada City, on MONDAY, OCT, 1, 1860, at 7 o’clock, P. M., af the office of C. W. Hill. AN business oi impert. A. H. HAGADORN, Pres ance will be trae preees a8 = ae 2". “oC Witt, See’y pro tem. 820-100 ance OTE FOUND--A note for bearing Treasure for a the steamship $209 00, Pyramid eee Lee the owner can have by LAGER BEER, on hand and for sale ix. i te $00." As svon as the chanoes are taken it will he to-1/6 oPehock, PF. Comp’s . gi kichatdoon Wiisos, wad rematy’ aoe Nevada Biewery Lager Beer. "T PAT DELICIOUS BEVERAGE, = not tl bears a1 indebte: the larg State. and had we have \ as We al Anthony you!” ; Coun & motior into Cot B. MeF. ‘Tn the _ ber, am In the . Moore; + reinstate Tue l ing at 10 Lecti er’s Aca Gen. Shi The Call auditery. terrupte: Scrur whose w doctor ii , physiciar La, when ah ’ brandy t 4, doubts,» .4—ease like twenty ai