October 14, 1862 (4 pages)

TUESDAY MORNING, OCT, 14. — ‘Wuat History Witt po.—The historian who anallie't write of the great rebellion in the Uni tates, cannot fail to attribute in ® great degroe the encouragement to it, tothe ti ing spirit ofthe Democratic party in the North The iden of n'sepnrate Government;for the Slave Stutes was entertained by Southern leaders more than thirty years ngo. Tt was neevssary that some idea of 4 right, feneied or real, of separation should be enter. tiined by the people of the South. Hence the:duetrine of the right of a State to seeede, at its Own option, i Consult the history of National and State Demoer tie Conventions, during the last two depades, and it will be seen that the time serving spirit of the Demoerney haa always sanctioned either wholly or indirectly the ‘doctrine of State Righte—a doctrine which furnishes the only show of right for the course the Beevssionists Ave pursuing. A large body of the Northern Democracy went tarther. Not content with merely indorsing allthe sophistries of Southern demabbijiies, it Was openly and repvatedly sid all over the entire North that should a Republican President be elected the Union wuld Be didh.ived. It waa the principal ar gument’ used by Demierats in the North in the Presidential ennvass. The acriinony with Which it was said; may, the deelurations hoard on all sides, that the South would be Justified inextreme measyres ; nay more, the aftitaée assumed towards the Government by such Democrats ag Fernando Wood, who was going, in aid of the revolutioniats, to detach New York city fron! the Uninn and make a free city of it—these wer: among the inducements aad encouragemmata the rebels received to cominenée and continue the evontest ngainst the Government. “Lhe bitter hostility the Northern Demoeracy exnibited aguinst the Republicans, the use of the same arguments against them, the same threata, and same denyneitions,as were used _ by Southern leaders and.more than these, the secret encuuregemet field Ggt by the Breckinridge men of the North to their partisans in the South, led the latter to bel eve, that in the eventof raising the stantard of ‘rebellion the North would be divided, Mid thus « evolution would be ensy of ac@omplishment. The loyal hearts of the people North responded too nobly when the trial Gtime, for the Southern sympathizers to fly to arms. The New York Herald wud Fernando Wood went ag far as they dare go to weaken the Union cause ; Senator Bight and Vallandighani did the pext tumyg to joining the rebelass but the sentiment of the North was tow loyal to be affected by the disense of a few, and the Demucratic leaders of the Breckinridge stripe, have been compelled to either change their tobe, or squict. their virus as se cretly us possible, Once ina while,a wretch, like Latham, inchutiously makes known there ia a residuum of treason still in bis saul; A miserable newspaper belohes treason ; or a few Democrats in Indiana resist the draft. These, are all the indications leit of that powertul fretion which the South heped, and had reason to hope, waste rise: up in the Nerth asallies and make the triumph of the rebels easy, The rebels were deceived, but the guilt of the deceiversis none the less. Hyd the Demoerngy of the North planted: itselt in oprosition to the dogmas of Calhoun on ail eecasion :, and presented to the rebels in a properlight, theattitude it must assume in the eveng of the election of a Republican President, this rebellion would not have received encouragement where it should not, and might net hove happened. Pactrte Raitxoav. —Tae books for sub. scription to the Pacific Railroad will be opened in San Francisco, on or about the first ai next month. A number of wealthy men are embarked in the work and itis a fixed-fact that, the enterprise js going to be carried out w thout unnecessary delay. The very large pr fits that part ef the Pacific Railroad be_ tween Ban Freneiseo and Nevada Territory will yi ld when completed, are sure to induce capitaliats to enlist in the undertaking, and push it teh early completion. The Darch Fiat route, so far, has the preference with those who propose to construct:-the road. Shares are $1,000 each, onv tenth to be paid “on subscribing for stock, fi en I A me *" GHP The Steamer Sierra Nevada arrived from the North at San Francisco, on Sunday with .five bundfed thousand dollars treas. eare:. Vietoria papers, are. as usual. filled _ with items of new strikes on some ereok or % ‘ening ewaneipation has producéd’a sensation among the rebels. Phey have read the news from Washington with evident alarm. The -Government is going to’ have a declared poliey, one feature of which is to make the declaration of Independence something more than “ glittering genervities.” Of course, the rebels, and. their. Northern.allies do not decidedly. like the change about tu take place, as it promises too well for the success of the Union cause. 5 eae art While the effect of the proclamation South is of » salutary character, tending to raise up a party there in-favor of a settlement of difficulties, and terrifying the’inhabitants about negro insurrections, the effect in the armies af the Union is good,also Not aresignation has taken place. The army seems to regard s ces in ttre ahecessity. Nobody bat secessionists who are thought tbe at the bettoin of the Indian:massacres in the North-West, have complaints to make of the imbumanity of slave insurrections. That revelts are likely to arise against the-slavé masters, is adwitted probavle; but the danger is of the rebels’ own seeking. If they would not subject themselved and their families to perils fromt liberated men whose rights they bave outraged, they should not have set the example of rebellion. They have earued the wotst disasters, and are worthy of the hire. i ee fue Wear Cave of Grea Bairaiw. The Londin News, in one of ita Trade and France" articies says the following: * The wheat crop in England generally is below an average; that iryst of thy ether crops are relatively better than wheat, but that tee defliciency in the latter will not be thereby compensated, aud that, courequeatiy we shall hage to impert more than the usual quantity of toreign gram between the pregeut daté and the wext hyrveat. Those persous whe wave already Tormed an opinon tha: the harsest is @ short one, expreasgloomy anticipations respecting the course of attairs during the commg Wioter, more eepecially having regard to the conditiou of the manyleeturing population and to the dearth of cotton, Upon the lattee point, as before stated, that we fear that the worst forebodius new eutertajned, will be realiged, for the raw tiaterial of the greatest of, our imanufacturea te abewlutely not to be had apany price. The prospect is constantly becoming darker. “France is scareely in a better condition than Englund, aud the prospect for food in beth countri-s, i¢ gleomy indeed, anlebs they taintein friendly relations with the Governs ment of the United States. The wheat to supply the deficiency in Great Britain and France muat come, if it come at all, from the North-West, and foreign Governments cannot obtain it by ferce. They must either be peaceful, or go without. The prospect beld out by aetarvation and our monitor fleet is quite sure to preserve rmicsble relations with our powerful neighbors across the Atlantic, -IN PENNSYLVANIA AGAIN.—A late diapatch announces another inroad int» Pennsylvania by a body of eavalry under the command of the rebel, Stuart. It seeme strange that the forces of the United States in close proximity te the tine of march of these marauders, were not able te prevent. the foray. But somehow, it happens, that tue rebela are not only sharp enough to go where they want to, but to get uway from any force sentagainst them, although, if we ure to beliewe the reports we reevive, they wre within almost nothing of being bagged. The rebels have the nack ot getting out of tight places. We hope their luck will stick to them till we see them and their cause coming out of the little end of a horn, like rot gut, to be quickly punished. a CF Gen. Wright reiusea to allow Col. E. J.C. Kewen, who was arrested for trensonable sentiments, to take the oath of gllegiance. Kewen thought his arrest « good joke, on the steamer,as he proposed to take the oath when he got te Sin Franciaco. THe Cuuren Musrrantr.—The Ss. F Alta says: Six clergymen offered themselves as cardidates for Chaplain of the 126th regiment, (new levies) New York Volunteers, iu Chenanso county. Rev. Charles Barstow a brother ef George Barstow. ef this city, was elected, he having protons. soot as soldier in the ranks. Prof. A. B. Brown of the Madison University, a fine fellow, standing 6 feet 2 inches above turl, a Baptist. has bern commissioned as Colonel, and in the ranks of the regiment there ate church-members of nearly all the Christian deno™ina0% lineal sdvwtons nis Leeeee etiee te w is like a woman sell huckleberries by (ec a blanket over her basket and sneaking through baek alleys. e EUR OMENS OR Ree, aR sO oe the step dua matter of course, and ucquies. PES Cyt po ape INDIAN CHIL pres.—Mr, . Angust tes Drehureed to San Fea = » fom a prospecting tur through lower part of Lake cétinty, informs us that he eee renee of = driving Indian children before them to sell in Napa, Solano, Yolo and other counties of the Sacramento basin. In one instance, he saw two men driving mne children: in another, two men with foar ebildren; in ¬her,-one man with two girls, oue of them about fourteen years of age, apparently, The age of these childre., varies from six to fifteen years. Rumor says that about’ a-hundred children have: been-taken They do not follow the main roads, but usually take by-paths. . Kumor saya further, that the hunters eatch thm in Mendodino and Humboldtcounties, after killing their parente. If the children try to escape, and are likely t> ‘aucceed, the hunters shoot them. -One ooy 10 Berreyesia Valley, left a farmer. to whom he had heen sod, and went to another farmer; the purchaser took the boy, and swore. he wodld hang himif he shoull ras away again. ee THE CALIForNIA [RoN-CLAD.—Ericason has given the name of C imanche to the iminense iron clad vess#}snow building in Jersey City, and intended tu bet ¢ pioneer of afl et f rthe protection of our. Pacific coast. All day yeaterday and to-day crowds of workmen were euiployed upon the vessel She is‘bailding in the same yard as the Weehawken, only the latter being on the stocks nearest the water must be launched first. The peculwr mode of buiiding a mailed man-of-war, which when finished in every way, canbe taken apart p ece meal andtransported hke a portable mess chest,is very interesting. Visitors, however, are excluded, with ®re exceptions, as rebels spies have abased the treedowm once granted, of ‘inspecting Government ship yarde.—N. Y. Evening lost, Sept. 17th. RR CONFISCATION IN) Mixsount.—In coinpl ance wit orders from the Seeretary of War, General Schofield has ordered the Provost Marshal General tor the District of Missouri to proceed without delay te earry into effec the Confiseation Act, ao fur ve the provisions of said Act are sabject to be carFried inte effect by the military authorities of the Uniied States in the distriet. che property lable to confiscation in the district ts estitnated-at fifty millions, o.° 7 a ‘ue WAR Sprint ts RAGING.—A_ couple ‘ Woy getia, the only staysot their widwed no toer (tar the abd lady hed the good ‘ke goto hiacard the ordinary whabebone stays) réeentiy get morn don private terms. The oid lidy begged of the perverse beauties not toqinither, « @ hadedueated them well, ond ted them high: and was ableand willing to see them clidin tae best and latest style; uf tary’d ouly stay with her. But ore of the avucy nymphs here put in: Phat's}what we're alter, ma—being chitin the latest styl-—that is male elid)’ The good matron saw the joke, laughed, and gave up the point—naively expressing a shrewd doubt of their entire impervioustivees —Sierra Democrat. oe METHOD OF EMBALMING.—A correspondent at the Alexandria Hospital sys: * T was atrack with the simplicity of the new method, whichis only used in this establishnent, where the bedy of a tun isn t eut up, but the carotid artery simply opened, and a pipe frou the valve of the machinery itredyced, whew by pressure a fluid, the preparation of which. ta # eecret, is injected through the arteries, Alter this process the body is White apd hard and will hold govd fur any length of time.” « > SEVERAL porties are experimenting in cotton plaiting in the low bunds on the Mokelumve. Both Sea Island ant uphind seed have been planted. ries are also being plinted oO} reclaimed tule tends. Farmers on beth u,land and lowland should now begin to make their calenlation, and prepare for planting ithe coming springs cotton in.small quantities; tobaece in larydotities, Basket willow in’ abundance (it will form good living hedges), cranberries, ete., ete. “ Sa tan ee Diuegen Untontsts. —In going to Auburn in the stige, a lew mornings uge, Wwe wei ap Tadian extp a balt a mile beiow the Grizziy Bear Heyse. The poor, bemghted [udians are evidently aware thats war is gelng ond thet the “dear ola Flag” tg sense how mesxed up with tor io trentied Cher e carp trey bev qut a nea, flax of the Stare aed Strye * bacvet, vant elevates @ taetinun ~ pacer “onsen, A thaecctebon te ath —~ + & S eo -Cen. JIM LANE’'S reeruiting operations in Kansans have been moat sucerestul. He has reised five white regiments and organized 1,200 negroes. The new United States five cent note is two inches long by one snd a half inches wide? and printed en butf colored paper. Thia is “Postage currency, furhished only by the Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositeries of the United States.” and “Reeeiya-ble for postage stumps at any United States Pustoffice.” Sowe military nen are of the opinion that the California column uoder Gen. Carleton, and now in Arizona, is pa its way mte Texas, to cooperate with the Union troups on the ether side JOMN GRIMES, WILLIAM GIBSON. ' FASHION SALOON! Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,.:. Proprietors, through Lake-eounty thie Summer, for sale} Bisket willow and eronber-SBR ORR PEIN TDs 5 AR REE ig. i Seis —— . Arrivalsat National Exchange GEO. R. a ie hare 2, ‘ JOcTORER 41, hod Hi C Griswold, san F’o AW Hewing, Blue T FB noids, do 8 Clark.’ Valley C McKivy, do s Cushman, Blue tent MsGregory, do J W Dean, ao & ‘A Gregory, do J N Turner, “ : N soggs, Mill. A B Dibble, G S$ Spenecr. Youngs Hi A Pierce. Maryaville J Marrette, =" pa DM — Ceol co & son 2 G W Jacobs,) & Wife t Q Hit M schiche. do G 8 Mitehell, Eureka J Nye, _Tewn. 41 P Haynes, Moores A B Lindsley, San JuanMrs sullivan, Lake C” G W Gifford, P Valley Thos O'Neil. do WH Payne, do w Dougherity,, do W Cody, B Tent J G Kopp’ do KE Villlams Red Dog B Locklin, City © Eastin, Washington ‘I McCarthy, do F'3G Upatrick, do <A McNeely, Sweet;’ds W Huffman, RK Hill WH Kent, Nevada Woodruff, “Cot Hill J Man, do Sunday Oct. 12th, 1862. A © whiteomb, san F ‘1, Blenis, City C E DeLong, Maryv’e D Bently. do H K Mitehell’ do R H-Farquhar,-. do w ys Virginia Cs Horwitz, do G E Bl-ck, do J B Blewett; do D Nolnn, do W Edwards, H Pass R Keiley, Timbuctoo A Day, You Bet J Clark, . do + Cozzens, do ‘ W H Wick, Gold Flat W Burk, do JW laylor, do A Brown City s J Early. Foisom 8 Jones, A Ran6h W Richey, City J 1) Payne, Mt Well J RK Porter, Bloomtield H A Town, do J NeBar. Grass Vy BBromer, -de w Carier, do W McCoys. JR Withmgton, W’n M stinchtield, Orleans Ked D SHERIF e's SAL E.—By virtucot ar exWD ecution to me directed defivered out of the Hon: District Court of the i4sh Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, state of California, bearing date October Lith, 662, in favor of Mayoux. fortac sum of Taree Handred dollars, ( ebt,) with interest on the said sum of $300 from the zdday of May, Isil, at the rate of + per cent per invnth together with alk costs of suit.—1 save Ivvi d upon the following described property which was heretofore attach -d to witt—That certain sect of minmy claims or minin ground ocated near the village of North Bloomfield. Nevada county, state of California, Khown aw Jacobs & Co's claims, together with ali the improvements Also, that vevtain set.of mining claims and ground torated just bo ow the Malakoff Ravine, nar North Bioomfi ld, Nevada county, together with the telegraph, flumes, cuts, sluiees, hydraulics, and all the improvements and privileges, thereunto welonging.— Also, 4 certain house or store. und the lot and garden upon Witich the same stands, now occupied by uclendant: Mayoux, situate on the nor‘h side of Waiu street in the village of north Bloomfield, Nevada coun y, t-yether with all the out buildings and appurc pances: + to ° ing of i any wise appertaining Als , that certain set of mining claims or yrount located on Colorado Hill, near North Blcomueld, Nevada county, together with the.the telegraph flumes, cuts stuices hydraulies and all the iinprovements th runto licleugton or in apy wise capes” Notice is tereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above describbed 1 romerty to the highest bidder tor eash, in front of the Court House 40°F. IR Nevatta, on Tuesday, Novemb: r Lith, 862, betWeen the hours of 9 deck A. M., and: p.M Given under my hand, his i !th day of Oct A D. 182. §N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff. ‘tT. P. Mawley, Pli’s Atty. te Sr eee ‘nko the Miners, Mechanics, Labormmg Men of ali Classes im the State. The undersigned take this method of informing you th.t having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with at extensive and beautiful sup, ly of méw and t'ashionable Cloth. img for Palland Winter wear, also with a large assortmentof Beots aud Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sellamd wil sellat redaced prices, whatever is desired intheaboveline. Cailland see 8, HAAS &CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial sts., Aug 39th, : Nevada. q, SRP SALE. Whereas, ou the sth \) day of Ortober, 4. m., 1862. a final judgment and decrev was rendered jn the District Court of the Mth Judicial Distriet of the State of California, in and for the county of wevada, against 5. L. Bates, and Sol 8. Shaffer. and in fayor of Shelton Kyte, for the sum of Twelve iluniired, inety-six and 66-100, dollars, prjncipal debt with interest on the principal a” the rate offwa percent per month from the rendition of Juodyment until paid, together with all cests ot suit, And whereas om the said &8t , dav oj October, A, D., 186, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that th> mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foi'closed andthe property therein « ribed, to. wit :— One undi videct if of a certain ditch and water right known as the Kdward*s Ditch, ranaing from the south fork of Diamond creek to Onnega. together with all the flumes. re ervesrs. and branch ditches, th reunto belonging. Algb one setof mining claims known ax the Mammoth claims, and bounded on the south by Ureamer & Teeples’ clarms. and on the west by Gralor & Co., om the north by Sour Crout Ravine and H G. Hufiman’s claims, on the east by th: Omegacompany. Also ore andiyjded one half of twenty claims known as the Hudson bay Co « claims and bounded ou the north uy Cullert & o. on the east by the Hawkey’s company, ou the south-east by) Cannon &Co. on the suiathiwea. by Shankiin & Co Also, one /rame House aud Lot, on the eatt side of Washineton street, elyhty feet front and 100 feet deep beunde@ion the north by Bates’ lot and on the souck by Franeis’ lot, Also, a Log House and Lot on which ft stands one hundred fix t front avd one hundred feet deep, and known as the Bates. } ot, and fronting Dr. 'Teeples’ House, in Washing ton, atlin Omega Disiriet. Waahin township, county and State aforeraid—be upen and sold to satisty said judgment, interest and ‘oste, and Re priceate thereef applied to the ae Photeets hereby: given thet 1 wit eames oO re ven that f will to public sale, all the Sieve described y to the highest biddet, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on » November Sth, A. D,, 162, between the hours ef 9 @ ciock yo ee this lth day of Oct. 1862. . N. W KNOWLTON glories J. Anderson, Pifl’s Atty. SADDLE & BARNESS STORE. oe > Wiiliam Favorite, and waingt S. Watiier and A, . WERE ROPE — IS 74 PER CENT CHEAPER. AUS with any other Rapof equal strength, it is from. FouR to” 81x times more DURABLE ! Because, it is FORTY per cent LIGHTER . Because, it is: lers than ONE-HALF the Diameter, and only ONE-SIXTH of the BULK! Because, ji is rive TIMES the strength of the -same size of the HEMP ROPE! E Becease, it does not STKETCH or SHRINK, in La r wet weather ! _ “held Lee, it not ABSORB WATER, anddonbie its original wx 1gHuT! eeanes, itis as PLIABLE,as the other, rape o eS ire Rope is the ONLY KiIND of rope that be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from deep shafts and inclined planest for. long Pump Ropés, Derrick Guy Repes; Ferry ‘Ropes, &e. +e Those who have one given our Wire Ropes a trial, will-Ust NO OTHER, at any price. Cireuiars giving seales of weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for warded by addressing the manafietures, or their *gents throughout the Staté: A. >."HALLIDIE & CO.,.472 Clay et . a San Francisco” ‘SW. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada. ~ £270 ‘ és Oream of the Joke ! R ety EIVED This Day, a iarge lot CREAM LAGER BEER, ' From the Ph:ladelpbia Brewery, San Francis+o For sale on Draught. ; A. BR. JENKINS. National Exchcnge Saicou. Nevada, Sept. I3th. Field’s Steamed Oysters. MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have ieng en. joyed the highest reputation in this market, has recently inventea an entirely new process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one hitherto employed. kt -o presé€rves the natural favor, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be cither Siewed, Fried, Scolieoped or _EqacyBRoasted--in titet cooked in amy miknner adapted te these just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and will rétain theirsweetness, after the can is cut, lon” ger than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbers in San Francisco. ‘JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. . 3 New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafier ran my Express) Nevada to Quaker till, ied Dor halk Bluff. You Bet, Waloupa, Littl York. siberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingt¢n Hill to Dutch Flat. All letters, papers aud packages delta romptly and safely. KE. B NOPKIN TO SCRIP HOLDERs. Tre-aurer’s Office, Nevada, Oct, 9th, ree. #.0. Warrants drawn on the General Fand of the County, and registered prior to March 1, .8'. wili be paid.on presentation at this offie:. Interest on all Warrants hot heretofore advertia ed for presentution Wil! cease with this date. E G. WAITE, Treasurer. , TO BE SOLD! N intereet ip a first class, paying Reeray‘er chance from . RAAT iv this city. No beter offvr to any person about entering into bes uaness. Address X. ¥. Nevads Post Office. NSOLVENT NOTICE ;—1n the Pistrict Court of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of T. Lawrence.an Ingolventdebt or: Pursuant to an order of the Hon: T. B. Meentoa ore ofthe solvent, ake and r before the HMeFarlaad, District J af aie rtroom of said court, in county of Nevada, om the 15th, day of’ Now. p. at 10 o*’clock A. Hof et day, then apy and to show cause, S a # 2 a ae 4 — “TU : aa mit af Mai Pol

TUESDAY MORNING, OCT, 14. — ‘Wuat History Witt po.—The historian who anallie't write of the great rebellion in the Uni tates, cannot fail to attribute in ® great degroe the encouragement to it, tothe ti ing spirit ofthe Democratic party in the North The iden of n'sepnrate Government;for the Slave Stutes was entertained by Southern leaders more than thirty years ngo. Tt was neevssary that some idea of 4 right, feneied or real, of separation should be enter. tiined by the people of the South. Hence the:duetrine of the right of a State to seeede, at its Own option, i Consult the history of National and State Demoer tie Conventions, during the last two depades, and it will be seen that the time serving spirit of the Demoerney haa always sanctioned either wholly or indirectly the ‘doctrine of State Righte—a doctrine which furnishes the only show of right for the course the Beevssionists Ave pursuing. A large body of the Northern Democracy went tarther. Not content with merely indorsing allthe sophistries of Southern demabbijiies, it Was openly and repvatedly sid all over the entire North that should a Republican President be elected the Union wuld Be didh.ived. It waa the principal ar gument’ used by Demierats in the North in the Presidential ennvass. The acriinony with Which it was said; may, the deelurations hoard on all sides, that the South would be Justified inextreme measyres ; nay more, the aftitaée assumed towards the Government by such Democrats ag Fernando Wood, who was going, in aid of the revolutioniats, to detach New York city fron! the Uninn and make a free city of it—these wer: among the inducements aad encouragemmata the rebels received to cominenée and continue the evontest ngainst the Government. “Lhe bitter hostility the Northern Demoeracy exnibited aguinst the Republicans, the use of the same arguments against them, the same threata, and same denyneitions,as were used _ by Southern leaders and.more than these, the secret encuuregemet field Ggt by the Breckinridge men of the North to their partisans in the South, led the latter to bel eve, that in the eventof raising the stantard of ‘rebellion the North would be divided, Mid thus « evolution would be ensy of ac@omplishment. The loyal hearts of the people North responded too nobly when the trial Gtime, for the Southern sympathizers to fly to arms. The New York Herald wud Fernando Wood went ag far as they dare go to weaken the Union cause ; Senator Bight and Vallandighani did the pext tumyg to joining the rebelass but the sentiment of the North was tow loyal to be affected by the disense of a few, and the Demucratic leaders of the Breckinridge stripe, have been compelled to either change their tobe, or squict. their virus as se cretly us possible, Once ina while,a wretch, like Latham, inchutiously makes known there ia a residuum of treason still in bis saul; A miserable newspaper belohes treason ; or a few Democrats in Indiana resist the draft. These, are all the indications leit of that powertul fretion which the South heped, and had reason to hope, waste rise: up in the Nerth asallies and make the triumph of the rebels easy, The rebels were deceived, but the guilt of the deceiversis none the less. Hyd the Demoerngy of the North planted: itselt in oprosition to the dogmas of Calhoun on ail eecasion :, and presented to the rebels in a properlight, theattitude it must assume in the eveng of the election of a Republican President, this rebellion would not have received encouragement where it should not, and might net hove happened. Pactrte Raitxoav. —Tae books for sub. scription to the Pacific Railroad will be opened in San Francisco, on or about the first ai next month. A number of wealthy men are embarked in the work and itis a fixed-fact that, the enterprise js going to be carried out w thout unnecessary delay. The very large pr fits that part ef the Pacific Railroad be_ tween Ban Freneiseo and Nevada Territory will yi ld when completed, are sure to induce capitaliats to enlist in the undertaking, and push it teh early completion. The Darch Fiat route, so far, has the preference with those who propose to construct:-the road. Shares are $1,000 each, onv tenth to be paid “on subscribing for stock, fi en I A me *" GHP The Steamer Sierra Nevada arrived from the North at San Francisco, on Sunday with .five bundfed thousand dollars treas. eare:. Vietoria papers, are. as usual. filled _ with items of new strikes on some ereok or % ‘ening ewaneipation has producéd’a sensation among the rebels. Phey have read the news from Washington with evident alarm. The -Government is going to’ have a declared poliey, one feature of which is to make the declaration of Independence something more than “ glittering genervities.” Of course, the rebels, and. their. Northern.allies do not decidedly. like the change about tu take place, as it promises too well for the success of the Union cause. 5 eae art While the effect of the proclamation South is of » salutary character, tending to raise up a party there in-favor of a settlement of difficulties, and terrifying the’inhabitants about negro insurrections, the effect in the armies af the Union is good,also Not aresignation has taken place. The army seems to regard s ces in ttre ahecessity. Nobody bat secessionists who are thought tbe at the bettoin of the Indian:massacres in the North-West, have complaints to make of the imbumanity of slave insurrections. That revelts are likely to arise against the-slavé masters, is adwitted probavle; but the danger is of the rebels’ own seeking. If they would not subject themselved and their families to perils fromt liberated men whose rights they bave outraged, they should not have set the example of rebellion. They have earued the wotst disasters, and are worthy of the hire. i ee fue Wear Cave of Grea Bairaiw. The Londin News, in one of ita Trade and France" articies says the following: * The wheat crop in England generally is below an average; that iryst of thy ether crops are relatively better than wheat, but that tee defliciency in the latter will not be thereby compensated, aud that, courequeatiy we shall hage to impert more than the usual quantity of toreign gram between the pregeut daté and the wext hyrveat. Those persous whe wave already Tormed an opinon tha: the harsest is @ short one, expreasgloomy anticipations respecting the course of attairs during the commg Wioter, more eepecially having regard to the conditiou of the manyleeturing population and to the dearth of cotton, Upon the lattee point, as before stated, that we fear that the worst forebodius new eutertajned, will be realiged, for the raw tiaterial of the greatest of, our imanufacturea te abewlutely not to be had apany price. The prospect is constantly becoming darker. “France is scareely in a better condition than Englund, aud the prospect for food in beth countri-s, i¢ gleomy indeed, anlebs they taintein friendly relations with the Governs ment of the United States. The wheat to supply the deficiency in Great Britain and France muat come, if it come at all, from the North-West, and foreign Governments cannot obtain it by ferce. They must either be peaceful, or go without. The prospect beld out by aetarvation and our monitor fleet is quite sure to preserve rmicsble relations with our powerful neighbors across the Atlantic, -IN PENNSYLVANIA AGAIN.—A late diapatch announces another inroad int» Pennsylvania by a body of eavalry under the command of the rebel, Stuart. It seeme strange that the forces of the United States in close proximity te the tine of march of these marauders, were not able te prevent. the foray. But somehow, it happens, that tue rebela are not only sharp enough to go where they want to, but to get uway from any force sentagainst them, although, if we ure to beliewe the reports we reevive, they wre within almost nothing of being bagged. The rebels have the nack ot getting out of tight places. We hope their luck will stick to them till we see them and their cause coming out of the little end of a horn, like rot gut, to be quickly punished. a CF Gen. Wright reiusea to allow Col. E. J.C. Kewen, who was arrested for trensonable sentiments, to take the oath of gllegiance. Kewen thought his arrest « good joke, on the steamer,as he proposed to take the oath when he got te Sin Franciaco. THe Cuuren Musrrantr.—The Ss. F Alta says: Six clergymen offered themselves as cardidates for Chaplain of the 126th regiment, (new levies) New York Volunteers, iu Chenanso county. Rev. Charles Barstow a brother ef George Barstow. ef this city, was elected, he having protons. soot as soldier in the ranks. Prof. A. B. Brown of the Madison University, a fine fellow, standing 6 feet 2 inches above turl, a Baptist. has bern commissioned as Colonel, and in the ranks of the regiment there ate church-members of nearly all the Christian deno™ina0% lineal sdvwtons nis Leeeee etiee te w is like a woman sell huckleberries by (ec a blanket over her basket and sneaking through baek alleys. e EUR OMENS OR Ree, aR sO oe the step dua matter of course, and ucquies. PES Cyt po ape INDIAN CHIL pres.—Mr, . Angust tes Drehureed to San Fea = » fom a prospecting tur through lower part of Lake cétinty, informs us that he eee renee of = driving Indian children before them to sell in Napa, Solano, Yolo and other counties of the Sacramento basin. In one instance, he saw two men driving mne children: in another, two men with foar ebildren; in ¬her,-one man with two girls, oue of them about fourteen years of age, apparently, The age of these childre., varies from six to fifteen years. Rumor says that about’ a-hundred children have: been-taken They do not follow the main roads, but usually take by-paths. . Kumor saya further, that the hunters eatch thm in Mendodino and Humboldtcounties, after killing their parente. If the children try to escape, and are likely t> ‘aucceed, the hunters shoot them. -One ooy 10 Berreyesia Valley, left a farmer. to whom he had heen sod, and went to another farmer; the purchaser took the boy, and swore. he wodld hang himif he shoull ras away again. ee THE CALIForNIA [RoN-CLAD.—Ericason has given the name of C imanche to the iminense iron clad vess#}snow building in Jersey City, and intended tu bet ¢ pioneer of afl et f rthe protection of our. Pacific coast. All day yeaterday and to-day crowds of workmen were euiployed upon the vessel She is‘bailding in the same yard as the Weehawken, only the latter being on the stocks nearest the water must be launched first. The peculwr mode of buiiding a mailed man-of-war, which when finished in every way, canbe taken apart p ece meal andtransported hke a portable mess chest,is very interesting. Visitors, however, are excluded, with ®re exceptions, as rebels spies have abased the treedowm once granted, of ‘inspecting Government ship yarde.—N. Y. Evening lost, Sept. 17th. RR CONFISCATION IN) Mixsount.—In coinpl ance wit orders from the Seeretary of War, General Schofield has ordered the Provost Marshal General tor the District of Missouri to proceed without delay te earry into effec the Confiseation Act, ao fur ve the provisions of said Act are sabject to be carFried inte effect by the military authorities of the Uniied States in the distriet. che property lable to confiscation in the district ts estitnated-at fifty millions, o.° 7 a ‘ue WAR Sprint ts RAGING.—A_ couple ‘ Woy getia, the only staysot their widwed no toer (tar the abd lady hed the good ‘ke goto hiacard the ordinary whabebone stays) réeentiy get morn don private terms. The oid lidy begged of the perverse beauties not toqinither, « @ hadedueated them well, ond ted them high: and was ableand willing to see them clidin tae best and latest style; uf tary’d ouly stay with her. But ore of the avucy nymphs here put in: Phat's}what we're alter, ma—being chitin the latest styl-—that is male elid)’ The good matron saw the joke, laughed, and gave up the point—naively expressing a shrewd doubt of their entire impervioustivees —Sierra Democrat. oe METHOD OF EMBALMING.—A correspondent at the Alexandria Hospital sys: * T was atrack with the simplicity of the new method, whichis only used in this establishnent, where the bedy of a tun isn t eut up, but the carotid artery simply opened, and a pipe frou the valve of the machinery itredyced, whew by pressure a fluid, the preparation of which. ta # eecret, is injected through the arteries, Alter this process the body is White apd hard and will hold govd fur any length of time.” « > SEVERAL porties are experimenting in cotton plaiting in the low bunds on the Mokelumve. Both Sea Island ant uphind seed have been planted. ries are also being plinted oO} reclaimed tule tends. Farmers on beth u,land and lowland should now begin to make their calenlation, and prepare for planting ithe coming springs cotton in.small quantities; tobaece in larydotities, Basket willow in’ abundance (it will form good living hedges), cranberries, ete., ete. “ Sa tan ee Diuegen Untontsts. —In going to Auburn in the stige, a lew mornings uge, Wwe wei ap Tadian extp a balt a mile beiow the Grizziy Bear Heyse. The poor, bemghted [udians are evidently aware thats war is gelng

ond thet the “dear ola Flag” tg sense how mesxed up with tor io trentied Cher e carp trey bev qut a nea, flax of the Stare aed Strye * bacvet, vant elevates @ taetinun ~ pacer “onsen, A thaecctebon te ath —~ + & S eo -Cen. JIM LANE’'S reeruiting operations in Kansans have been moat sucerestul. He has reised five white regiments and organized 1,200 negroes. The new United States five cent note is two inches long by one snd a half inches wide? and printed en butf colored paper. Thia is “Postage currency, furhished only by the Assistant Treasurers and designated Depositeries of the United States.” and “Reeeiya-ble for postage stumps at any United States Pustoffice.” Sowe military nen are of the opinion that the California column uoder Gen. Carleton, and now in Arizona, is pa its way mte Texas, to cooperate with the Union troups on the ether side JOMN GRIMES, WILLIAM GIBSON. ' FASHION SALOON! Street, Virginia City. GRIMES & GIBSON,..:.. Proprietors, through Lake-eounty thie Summer, for sale} Bisket willow and eronber-SBR ORR PEIN TDs 5 AR REE ig. i Seis —— . Arrivalsat National Exchange GEO. R. a ie hare 2, ‘ JOcTORER 41, hod Hi C Griswold, san F’o AW Hewing, Blue T FB noids, do 8 Clark.’ Valley C McKivy, do s Cushman, Blue tent MsGregory, do J W Dean, ao & ‘A Gregory, do J N Turner, “ : N soggs, Mill. A B Dibble, G S$ Spenecr. Youngs Hi A Pierce. Maryaville J Marrette, =" pa DM — Ceol co & son 2 G W Jacobs,) & Wife t Q Hit M schiche. do G 8 Mitehell, Eureka J Nye, _Tewn. 41 P Haynes, Moores A B Lindsley, San JuanMrs sullivan, Lake C” G W Gifford, P Valley Thos O'Neil. do WH Payne, do w Dougherity,, do W Cody, B Tent J G Kopp’ do KE Villlams Red Dog B Locklin, City © Eastin, Washington ‘I McCarthy, do F'3G Upatrick, do <A McNeely, Sweet;’ds W Huffman, RK Hill WH Kent, Nevada Woodruff, “Cot Hill J Man, do Sunday Oct. 12th, 1862. A © whiteomb, san F ‘1, Blenis, City C E DeLong, Maryv’e D Bently. do H K Mitehell’ do R H-Farquhar,-. do w ys Virginia Cs Horwitz, do G E Bl-ck, do J B Blewett; do D Nolnn, do W Edwards, H Pass R Keiley, Timbuctoo A Day, You Bet J Clark, . do + Cozzens, do ‘ W H Wick, Gold Flat W Burk, do JW laylor, do A Brown City s J Early. Foisom 8 Jones, A Ran6h W Richey, City J 1) Payne, Mt Well J RK Porter, Bloomtield H A Town, do J NeBar. Grass Vy BBromer, -de w Carier, do W McCoys. JR Withmgton, W’n M stinchtield, Orleans Ked D SHERIF e's SAL E.—By virtucot ar exWD ecution to me directed defivered out of the Hon: District Court of the i4sh Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, state of California, bearing date October Lith, 662, in favor of Mayoux. fortac sum of Taree Handred dollars, ( ebt,) with interest on the said sum of $300 from the zdday of May, Isil, at the rate of + per cent per invnth together with alk costs of suit.—1 save Ivvi d upon the following described property which was heretofore attach -d to witt—That certain sect of minmy claims or minin ground ocated near the village of North Bloomfield. Nevada county, state of California, Khown aw Jacobs & Co's claims, together with ali the improvements Also, that vevtain set.of mining claims and ground torated just bo ow the Malakoff Ravine, nar North Bioomfi ld, Nevada county, together with the telegraph, flumes, cuts, sluiees, hydraulics, and all the improvements and privileges, thereunto welonging.— Also, 4 certain house or store. und the lot and garden upon Witich the same stands, now occupied by uclendant: Mayoux, situate on the nor‘h side of Waiu street in the village of north Bloomfield, Nevada coun y, t-yether with all the out buildings and appurc pances: + to ° ing of i any wise appertaining Als , that certain set of mining claims or yrount located on Colorado Hill, near North Blcomueld, Nevada county, together with the.the telegraph flumes, cuts stuices hydraulies and all the iinprovements th runto licleugton or in apy wise capes” Notice is tereby given that I will expose to public sale, all the above describbed 1 romerty to the highest bidder tor eash, in front of the Court House 40°F. IR Nevatta, on Tuesday, Novemb: r Lith, 862, betWeen the hours of 9 deck A. M., and: p.M Given under my hand, his i !th day of Oct A D. 182. §N. W. KNOWLTON, sheriff. ‘tT. P. Mawley, Pli’s Atty. te Sr eee ‘nko the Miners, Mechanics, Labormmg Men of ali Classes im the State. The undersigned take this method of informing you th.t having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with at extensive and beautiful sup, ly of méw and t'ashionable Cloth. img for Palland Winter wear, also with a large assortmentof Beots aud Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sellamd wil sellat redaced prices, whatever is desired intheaboveline. Cailland see 8, HAAS &CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial sts., Aug 39th, : Nevada. q, SRP SALE. Whereas, ou the sth \) day of Ortober, 4. m., 1862. a final judgment and decrev was rendered jn the District Court of the Mth Judicial Distriet of the State of California, in and for the county of wevada, against 5. L. Bates, and Sol 8. Shaffer. and in fayor of Shelton Kyte, for the sum of Twelve iluniired, inety-six and 66-100, dollars, prjncipal debt with interest on the principal a” the rate offwa percent per month from the rendition of Juodyment until paid, together with all cests ot suit, And whereas om the said &8t , dav oj October, A, D., 186, it was ordered and decreed by the said court that th> mortgage set forth in plaintiff’s complaint be foi'closed andthe property therein « ribed, to. wit :— One undi videct if of a certain ditch and water right known as the Kdward*s Ditch, ranaing from the south fork of Diamond creek to Onnega. together with all the flumes. re ervesrs. and branch ditches, th reunto belonging. Algb one setof mining claims known ax the Mammoth claims, and bounded on the south by Ureamer & Teeples’ clarms. and on the west by Gralor & Co., om the north by Sour Crout Ravine and H G. Hufiman’s claims, on the east by th: Omegacompany. Also ore andiyjded one half of twenty claims known as the Hudson bay Co « claims and bounded ou the north uy Cullert & o. on the east by the Hawkey’s company, ou the south-east by) Cannon &Co. on the suiathiwea. by Shankiin & Co Also, one /rame House aud Lot, on the eatt side of Washineton street, elyhty feet front and 100 feet deep beunde@ion the north by Bates’ lot and on the souck by Franeis’ lot, Also, a Log House and Lot on which ft stands one hundred fix t front avd one hundred feet deep, and known as the Bates. } ot, and fronting Dr. 'Teeples’ House, in Washing ton, atlin Omega Disiriet. Waahin township, county and State aforeraid—be upen and sold to satisty said judgment, interest and ‘oste, and Re priceate thereef applied to the ae Photeets hereby: given thet 1 wit eames oO re ven that f will to public sale, all the Sieve described y to the highest biddet, for cash, in front of the Court House door, in Nevada, on » November Sth, A. D,, 162, between the hours ef 9 @ ciock yo ee this lth day of Oct. 1862. . N. W KNOWLTON glories J. Anderson, Pifl’s Atty. SADDLE & BARNESS STORE. oe > Wiiliam Favorite, and waingt S. Watiier and A, . WERE ROPE — IS 74 PER CENT CHEAPER. AUS with any other Rapof equal strength, it is from. FouR to” 81x times more DURABLE ! Because, it is FORTY per cent LIGHTER . Because, it is: lers than ONE-HALF the Diameter, and only ONE-SIXTH of the BULK! Because, ji is rive TIMES the strength of the -same size of the HEMP ROPE! E Becease, it does not STKETCH or SHRINK, in La r wet weather ! _ “held Lee, it not ABSORB WATER, anddonbie its original wx 1gHuT! eeanes, itis as PLIABLE,as the other, rape o eS ire Rope is the ONLY KiIND of rope that be used to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from deep shafts and inclined planest for. long Pump Ropés, Derrick Guy Repes; Ferry ‘Ropes, &e. +e Those who have one given our Wire Ropes a trial, will-Ust NO OTHER, at any price. Cireuiars giving seales of weights and strengths, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for warded by addressing the manafietures, or their *gents throughout the Staté: A. >."HALLIDIE & CO.,.472 Clay et . a San Francisco” ‘SW. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada. ~ £270 ‘ és Oream of the Joke ! R ety EIVED This Day, a iarge lot CREAM LAGER BEER, ' From the Ph:ladelpbia Brewery, San Francis+o For sale on Draught. ; A. BR. JENKINS. National Exchcnge Saicou. Nevada, Sept. I3th. Field’s Steamed Oysters. MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have ieng en. joyed the highest reputation in this market, has recently inventea an entirely new process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one hitherto employed. kt -o presé€rves the natural favor, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be cither Siewed, Fried, Scolieoped or _EqacyBRoasted--in titet cooked in amy miknner adapted te these just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and will rétain theirsweetness, after the can is cut, lon” ger than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbers in San Francisco. ‘JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. . 3 New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafier ran my Express) Nevada to Quaker till, ied Dor halk Bluff. You Bet, Waloupa, Littl York. siberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingt¢n Hill to Dutch Flat. All letters, papers aud packages delta romptly and safely. KE. B NOPKIN TO SCRIP HOLDERs. Tre-aurer’s Office, Nevada, Oct, 9th, ree. #.0. Warrants drawn on the General Fand of the County, and registered prior to March 1, .8'. wili be paid.on presentation at this offie:. Interest on all Warrants hot heretofore advertia ed for presentution Wil! cease with this date. E G. WAITE, Treasurer. , TO BE SOLD! N intereet ip a first class, paying Reeray‘er chance from . RAAT iv this city. No beter offvr to any person about entering into bes uaness. Address X. ¥. Nevads Post Office. NSOLVENT NOTICE ;—1n the Pistrict Court of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of T. Lawrence.an Ingolventdebt or: Pursuant to an order of the Hon: T. B. Meentoa ore ofthe solvent, ake and r before the HMeFarlaad, District J af aie rtroom of said court, in county of Nevada, om the 15th, day of’ Now. p. at 10 o*’clock A. Hof et day, then apy and to show cause, S a # 2 a ae 4 — “TU : aa mit af Mai Pol