October 16, 1862 (4 pages)

i Nevapa Texnrrory.—It has become fact, established in the mind of every man whio has considered the subject, that Neva da Territory mast be eonnected with the LATER FROM THE EAST. indman wage then in Dewall’s Bluffs. _ Par Who is the man about whom we have heard the long how! desecratingly given in the name of patriotism 7 He« is one whe served the State four yearsin the Senate and Assembly, and who almost alone, during all that OcTOBER 14, 1862. E D Dean, Col Hill RD MecColumn, Tim’o GV W Cozzens, . ¢ J W Nye. dy N Webber, H P Rivine, . Moores Cortney. AH Helley, ‘do do do T Turner. do Parham’ C T Lafiin, Cal5 Co Suhr, Jacobs, Q iti I Mos Dunten : B Tent & Daughter, ¢ Moores Maddtn, lowa H * Cc Fr Fitzgerald, Wash’n— Omega re SMcCaw. Maryscille W Brown, Gv Ub Bates, do P slack, Chérok: « Halverson, do P McDonough, G Flat S 8 Sheffer, _ do te a proof of personal dishonesty. If the first time a, State officer attempts to be economical and prudent in his trust. for the public advantage, be 1s hounded and and destroy the Government stores at that int and then destioy the bridge over the anoeacy, but, all things taken into consider ation he though? he had carried out his pra gramme with much success, Stuart’s hor thief or a foul on the first occasion of his on his Bape’ was fi deseri the of in find running counter to public opinion. ‘Perhaps will be seen that his “greenback” transaction hitnself was in high glee. New York, Oct. 14th.—An immense Dein vcratic meeting was held at.Cooper Institute last night, Horace F. Clark, President. was neither “mean” nor unwise, the former of which the Bee thinks it. and the latter of candidate for Governor, John Van Bureu, ’ Sedalia, Mo., Oct. 13—The Sixth Regireceived their quietus from him, and dozens the resources of the country produce euch ment Missouri State Militia have in several more that he opposed with an earnestness and results that bothing short ofa first class rail. scouting expeditions within the pst. few Richid O’Gorman, and other Demozrats. is estimated that over 50,000 people were PiCKLES.—The following receipe was compresent. ‘energy that had on'y to be seen to be appreroad actively employed will meet the requiredays. broken up various bands of guerrillis, killing about fifty ofthem. They captured ciated. We say without the fear of successments of that Teiritory. a large correspondence of interest. If the statistics of travel over the various fal contradiction that no legislatur in this or . New York. Oct. 14.—The Times’ Harper's any other State can show a purer record.— roads to the Territory were collected, it Ferry correspondent confirms the statement Never a seeker after an office, always pressing would be found that a railroad in uperation that a forward movement of the army is dethe claims of some friend in preference to now would be one of the best paying. institutermined 0°. New York, Oct. 14 —The Herald’s Washhimself, he yet stands among, lawyers who tiéna in the world. Capitalists have but to ington dispatch says itis said tne failure to know him, among the very first in the State, be informed of these facts to bring to the arrest Stuart and hia bold rebel cavalry, while and as far us abilities are concerned, there is enterprize all the necessary means. The passing through Maryland: is to be attributed no’ man on the const his superior. Everybody money kings are already enlisted, and beyond to the commander of a division at Puolesville, to whom intsructions had been sent by whe knows tim,and has read the history of & peradventure not many mouths will elapse McClellan. ' before we shall see the work go marching ov. The War Department haa received disthe convention that nominated him, knows patches from Gen. Pope that the Sioux war that he did not want the office #f State TreA Mistakr.—Mra L. O. Palmer sends isatanend,and asurer, He wanted to resign after he was us a pe lite note saving she was not elected with a smull party that Litthe Crow has fled tothe Yankton country, elected, and would have done so, we believe, President of the Ladies Lint Association, but but a cavalry force had been sent after them. but for the influence of friends, who thought ouly acted as Chairtnan of the organizing ‘There is but little doubt that they will be given up he owed a duty to the State afteran election meeting—-whence the mistake. Also that and ought to discharge it. What to him was io place of Mrs. Richardson on one of the Hon. Solomon Foote was elected United States Senator, in Vermont, on 14th inst, for committees, Mrs. Richmond should be subix years from the 4th of Mareb, 1863. stituted. We have only to say that Mrs. Palmer, by her prominence in every good work, deserved to be President of the Lint Associaypin, if sheis not. Mrs. B. Brierly is the Président of the associntion. New York, Oct. 14th. —Gold, 33; demand rates, 28: Sterling, 147. St. John's, Qet. 13tt.—The English newspapera continue to compliment the North for its efforts in Maryland, arguing most promising results therefrom. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING LiInT.—As the some article, would do well to preserve the directions here given :—To one gallon of soft water add a pint of sugar or sorghum molasses, stir ali well, and then add nearly a gallon of ripe tom»toes. Set the vessel aside and in afew days you will have the sourest pick les you ever tasted, und the best kind of vinegar. . seems most hkely to be overpowered. Such arriving and departing by McCue's stage good care to conform to these directions the persons have been numerous in the hunt af“Ihe, there have been a good many bills of lubora of the ladies to-day and hereafter will goods sold of late for consumption in Nevada not bein vain: .ter the State Treasurer. Mr. Asbley isa personal friend of ours.— Territory. ‘Ene stages have induced other Old linen is better than new: starch should We know him theroughly, and we say it in travel to and from the place. If we only be washed out. Old handkerchiefs, old shirt the face of every fee, that a man of greater have the proper interest manifested next buseme, old table cloths.and napkins, etc., wre all useful. There are two kinds of lint—the integrity or unsullied honor does .ot breathe. summer a large share of the travel acrose We ahall-defvnd him as far as our humble pen mountains must inevitably pass through this can go, against every aspersion, frem any city, “a. Sad every source, becadse we Know hin to be APPOINTED —John 8. Mayhugh, formerly actuated by the best of motives; and we say of Grase Valley, has been appointed D puty it confidently that he will demonstrate before U. 8. Collector, for Mono county. many months elupse, that he has been goveru Woo. Prices.—Many wool growers in this State lost considerably on their Spring clip by not sending it Evat for sale. We hear of several instances of their having seld to interinediate perti-s here at rates ranging from 20 to 23 cetita for good medium graces, while others, mofe fortunate, have realized et, him more truly than our poor pen caa do.— amounts te $5,000 00. The miserable wretches who hope to rise on the ruins of an honeat and sagacious man wily JOTTINGS OF A JAYHAWKER,—The edibe thwarted. tor of the San Jose Me cury,, has been on an Sruart Exscarep.—Stuart and his caval. excursion’ with a party to the sea-side, near ry, who lately made a raid into Peansylvania, Santa Cruz, clamming, shooting quails, and. have escaped after, making a complete cirliving -hke a fighting cock. He gives his reaewit about McClellan's. army. They crossed ders some three columns and a half of very the Potomac at Hanceck, passed aeross teadable jottings, that make us envy him the narrowest part of Mvrylaud tu Chamhis‘ bully good time. are necessary to prevent both from being useless when prepared. Theser«ped lint needa to be packed in layers in the boxes, seporated by thin paper. Eaeh layer should be one-fourth of an inch thek. It must not iy could king « his inf I Chur pair. John Anderson, Atty layere. Court of the }4th Judicial District the br ow tice is hereby given to all the creditors. of the said Insolvent, Sol. 8. Shatier, to be and agocer before the Hon. T. B MeFariand, Digts ict udge city, for finer gradvs.—Sclane Herald. morni Tt is j direct city, 1 vent should not be granted, and an assigument = = gg Clerk. * + K. Farquhar, ut John Anderson Tatty. 7 ed 5 ee for a coarser quality, bringing that grade up senge aft » in open court, at the court room of said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 18th day ef November, A. p.,.18 2, at 10 o’¢lock. a. M , of that day, thenand there to show cause, if any they ean, why the prayer of that Insel): required, there being a large demand to a price equaling if not exeeedivg taat paid ing to tion of lished McCu of sta passer daya seal > court, this 15th day of Oct a. p. 1862, — cient A Deap Man Come TO LIFE, AND ConTo the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes TEMNS THE ProeBaTe RecordD.—Seme yenurs ago a man without a family or relatives lived in @ county in Arkansas, umd was possessed ofun estate worth five thousand dollars. He went to New Orleans and was dhsent four Years without being heard trom. administration on hise state, wouad it up and discharged the administrator. ‘The man returned—had been in the State. my effects returned to me, as you eee I am not de d. Court—I know rs aman that you are alive ond in court; but asa court, 1 Rnow you are dead, for the records of the Court BAY B80, and aguinet thei: verity there can be no averment—so says Lord Coke, and a guod many other books[ never read. Dead man—But U want wy property, and. Goan For Hoventox.—The San Fran terance of asingle disloyn! sentiment, by any large assortmentof Boots aid Shoes, trade—that we are enabled to sell, and wig seliat reduced prices, whatever is: desired in the abevéline. Cali and see nant, who was agent some years ago of Weils, Fargo & Co., at Mokelnmne Hill, wes killed at the battle of Culpepper. THe London Times, the bitterest of all foes to America, has commenced comme at in fact that + ture wv te on in this market, has recently in hitherto employed. It 6 pre manner adapted to these just taken from the shell. They by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain thefréweetmess, after the can is cut, lou? Grack Greexwoop.—A correspondent method. ramento, are dead. trusee Lambs «’cloel of the Union reports that Grace Greenweod, oneer of Sac fancy Field’s Steamed Oysters. ing favorably on the m«ngagewent of Mc. ger than sccured by any other’ Clelian. Francisco, and the coal veins of Mont Diablo, the mere an-. placed J. B. in the handefs the Rt. Rev. Doctor Sta valuable crop, and will ptoddae, Whe prop: thraciti rr, an ald pioneer and aucti c and in the chaser the 3s Ray, pi He will not be broken into pieces wus Captain of a Massachusetts company from Springfield. of R. is the 3 8, HAAS & CO., Jor. of Pine and Comincrcial Sts. Aug 30th, Nevada. employee of my-office, that moment shall he . serves the natural favor, freshbe discharged. And I ask it asa favor that A (CALIFORNIAN KILLED.—George Tan =F giats o ‘The undersigned take this method of informing: you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with as extensive and beauti ful supply of mew and Fashionable Clothimg for Fall and Winter wear, also with: a MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, my property, and to deprive me of it without my consent is against thelaw. Court—If you intimate that the records of whose Oysters have long en this court he, this court'will send you to jail. Dead man—Send a dead man to juil ? joyed the highest reputati Court— Sheriff, take this apparition out. wish t . manu to Me xico—when in the court the following factured especially to our erder aud own dialog ue took plice: * Dead mau—If your henor please, I want few d will bi Pursuant to anorder ot the Hon. T, B. Me of his estate be ie, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the: statute ip such case miade and provided ; and im the meat time all proceedings against said Iu. sulvent be stayed. ( ~~ Witness my hind and the seal of said much 4 heatec basem of the (Mrs. Lippencott) will shortly visit Califo agh is produced nia for her health. Tue Mutyaville Hibernian Benevolent So. for sale by al! the Grocery Jobin that section to keep a thetory ging all Coat. Mings .—The editor of diety the Contra have contributed $157 50, in aid of the the year round Tule latid is said to be DEcEASED.—DrE. . S. Cooper, the etni-. bersin Sam Francisco. ‘the favorite soil for the production of this Costn Gazette, gays the deeper they go into destitute podt'in Freland. The donation was _ nent surgeon of San O'Connell, Bishop of the diocese. und State of California, the matter of the petition of Soloman S. Snaffer, an Insolvent Debtor : Fried, Scolloped or Wainer. 7 Union forces have been statibned on some ter Phe New York Herald came very near I was tall mountain where he could witness the being KEN.—A very learned man stippressed by a mob, once during the has said: *MisTA The three hardest words to proequestrian performance, like a clown in a present war, for expressing disloyal senti-. nounce in the English language are, ‘I was ring, the werld would have been astoritshwents.” Bennett hoisted the Star Spangled mistaken,’ and when Frederick the Great ed with a new stragetic moveinent, and the Banner to save his bacou, and saved it.— Bk his — to the Senate, ‘I have just ost @ great New York Herald would have found tinber battle, and it was entirely my Thé paper, also, was in danger of being owa fault’— Goldsmi th says: ‘This cootessfor a dozen laudatory leaders. suppressed once by the War Department ion displayed wore greatness than ui] hie vicSa eeetnaelll . tories.— Nets and Queries. os Broom CoRN.—[n an exchange we see it for the same cause. It was saved by a Tiere is a splendid chance, then, for some stated that broem eorn is being raised on change of tone and a promise to. do better. of vur Generals to display more greatness the Stanislaus, cleaned of seed, packed in The old prostitute has lately been -arguing than all their victeries. Who'll make himselt bundles of about 100 pounds each, and takin favor 6f making a military dictator out prom.n ent? President, en to the Steckton market, where it is of McClellan, to supercede Cabinet and Congress. worth $120 per ton. ance « It must not be tangled up, or it 18 any person posses reid. . Could the Commander-in-Chief ot the and ¢@ throug NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in tbe Distri t one-ei. bth of an inch thick, separated by papersalso The scraped lint is simply fugz, cisco correspondent of the Bee having intivented an entirely new Process. scraped from linen, and it is obvious, there. 4 mated that Secessionista were employed in fore that no attention is necessary to be paid the State Surveyor’s Department* as well as of packing which Possesses to the shape of the linen. It is simply laid in others, he replies: J every advantage over the one upon a smooth surface, and scraped into fuzz. If any person will furnish me with reliable The shr.dded lint, however, requires’ the evidence of a single disloyal act, or the utlinen to be cut int squares of trem two te two and a half inches, and then rave led, laying the short strands thus obtuined siie by gide in put o R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per CG. K. Farquhar, Deputy. sed of such information shall mess and Shape valueless, Old cotten cleth will be received of the Oyster give it to me. for compresses. The bandages must be made of strong cloth—old or new. that they may be either Stewed, bersburg, thea thoved on’ Gettysburg, then Parur of bandSonoma County Fatt.—This Fair comeTic WoMAN.—The Cal says a Mrs ages in aac agebsnee : One dozenList J inch wide, pushed across Maryland, passed near Capt. Hinckley, of San Francisco, has alyord long ; two dozon2 inches wide, 3 yards menced October 7th, and closed October Frederick, and-recrossed the Petomae oéar ready scraped with her own hands twelve long ; two dozen 24 inches wide, 3 yards long ; 10th. ‘It is said to have been’ well attended, the mouth of the Monoerady, driving’ with half boxes of lint ‘or. the National Hospitals, dozendozen 3 inches wide, 4 yatds long ; half and the exhibition in general very creditable. Reasted-in fact cooked in any 34 inches wide, 5 yards long ; half dozen them a thousand horses, the object af the and is not tired of the good work. 4 incees wide, 6 yards long.” better they become. that A. Q., 1862, at 10 o’cloe’ 4. M., of that day, then and thereto show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent.should not be grant-' ed, ahd an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disher: from his debts and liabilities. in pursuance of the statute in such case made and prevideu; and in the mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. ~Witness my hand and the seal of sgid } seal : court, this 15th day of Oct, A. p., 1862. 50 and 55 cents for similar grades by forward ing it te the Enst. We would advise parties holding wool of the Fall clip to aveid the speculators on this State; and at the same tine remind them that very fine brands are not scraped and the shredded. The proper propertion fer the two should be one of the it is no difference whether your records jie scraped te two of shredded, and precautions ornot. Tam alive, and have not transferred be toe tightly packed, or it 18 almost useless. ed by none but patriotic impulses in his late EP The amount of money? raised for the The shredded lint needs tohave the strands finaneial transactions. Time will vindicate . relef« four brave soldiers, at Grass Valley, laid parallel, andia layers of little more than ne thiere Farland, Judge ofthe ‘said District Court, no THe Fruirs.—The town is beginning to ladies of Nevada will meet to-day for the first . The Probate Judge granted dependence or manliness to render justice to gather the fruits of the little action it has tatime to make lint and bandages for the use of one assailed by popular clamor, but like a ken to procure a line of stages running the Union army, we publish fur their benefit fice when a nobler dog is assailed by many, through the place to Virginia city. In addithe following directions which are supposed run in to get 4 cowardly snap at the one that tion to the nuwber of passengers constantly to be the best that can be given. By taking the in Sie tu be t Judge aforesaid, which the Appeal has called it~ Maysville able T. B. MeFarland. Distr in open court, at the court room of said court, in Appeal. . a ber were made by Horatio Seymour, the county of Nevada, on the 18th day ef Nov. municated by Mr. Arinor, to the Scientific American: Our readers who desire a good and whole its'present rate, if employed in develuping Jen fri to Do ‘& Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of 5. L. Bates. an Insolvent Debtor : Pursuant to anorder of Hon. T.B. McFarland Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby riven to all the creditors of thesa:d Insolvent, x L. Bates, to be and g Pre before the Honor ses looked extremely exhausted, but Stuart when all the facts and resulta are known it How to Make SUPERIOR VINEGAR AND There are some'men who have not the in + ed Je City T RSiwpson, Smartsyv'e ment of its financial affairs, hundreds af G W Lenhart, C. Kent, _ de ; theusande of doll.rs. He deserves some . . other reward than to be denounced as a J NSOL VEN Tj NOTICE.—Iin the District It that office, when his practice in the courts was worth doublth» salary of the office? Were we at liberty, we might mention a service to his country, greater than any service he has done to his State, which should make the miserable hounds that are hunting him blush with shame and seek their holes in selfdiegust. = villified. by a very magnanimous and impartial presa, what inducement will there be As yet the miseral wealth of the silver rebefore his crossing the river. Stuart informto make offici+l faithfulness the rue instead gion is scurcely begun tv be developed. ed him in a sareastic manner that he had foolof MecCambrigedo D MeLcly, Soggs Mill the exception? . In times past, Mr. AshMrs W yp Cal, City W W Clerk, Col Hill Comparatively but few leads have yet béen ed the whele party. but reg:etted he had not lay has daved the State, by reforms which A vi a TimburtéoJ O’ Bryan, smartevile accomplished what he intended when he starstruck. ‘The great future of the Territory is: ted, as he expected to reach Frederick, Md., he, as a legislator, initiated in the manageGw K » Wash’at’n RH Farquhar, do . time, stemmed the tidé of corruption and exapparent, and fast opening tu the astonished travagunce that was inundating the country gaze the world. That: future calle for a with the seaboard.— * Noman that has ever had a seat in the Legislaspeedy communicatiod The silver and gold which is to pour over ture of California has savedthe Treasury so the mountains, and the supplies flowing back much as D, R. Ashley. and no well informed: in exchange must have a railroad. In our man candeny it He was always at hie post. opinion the great necessities of the Territory always ready for service, always inculcating economy inthe puodlic expenditures. We will force the complétion of # railroad from could point to the most meriturious acts of some eligible point in California to Virginia at the farthest. The popuState legislation that had their origin with City in five.years lation swarming into the Territory, -will, at him. We'could speak of dozens of huye schemes of swindling and speculation that oo what he believed was for the interests of GEO. BR. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR ready wehear that freight to that country Stevens and McBride were at Pochahontas. we gave him credit fur that while dissent‘Tue State TrReasurer.—A more ignoGeneral Schofield arrived at Cassville, near ‘ing frown the policy of bis action, which a commands seven cents a pound, and teams rant or unmanly assault upon a faithful pubthe Arkansas line, and South western Mismajority of the press assailed with undue eannot be had to supply poet at that s0uri_is onee more cleared of the rebel for. and sensational violence, and construed in ces. mitted by the press anda portion of the peo-price. Oneof the newspapers of he TerPhiladelphia, Oct. 14th.—Last evening's ritory advises that goods be shipped there in ple of the State, upon Mr. Ashley, Treasurer: larger amounts, as the supply of goods in the Washington Star says a man who arrived ia, of the State, never disgraced a country.— this city from Conrad’s Ferry states that he market is not equal to the winter demand. was in Gen. Stuart’s presence a few minutes ae Bread Street, Nevada. State now, and would ultimately be TRURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 16. gen by a railroad at an early day. The nesons 1s represented ag moving toward Norththe for the interest of the United States, and cessities of the Territory demand ‘it. Alern Afkatens, seeking to unite his forces. = on lie officer, than that which has been com _—— Atrivaisat National Exchange Be Just, Bee.—-The Sacramento Bec says the Appeal has “attempted toa “ Springfield, Mo., Oct. 13.——Arkansas pafor the State Treasurer. No such thing.— rs ot the 6th just received, state that Gen. The Treasaier needs no apologist. He did ease? The Morning Branscript. ; * JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sele Agentsfor the Pacific Coast, te adjoin’ Got Demo wer, . Court the p to gui Fr Lodge Airass

i Nevapa Texnrrory.—It has become fact, established in the mind of every man whio has considered the subject, that Neva da Territory mast be eonnected with the LATER FROM THE EAST. indman wage then in Dewall’s Bluffs. _ Par Who is the man about whom we have heard the long how! desecratingly given in the name of patriotism 7 He« is one whe served the State four yearsin the Senate and Assembly, and who almost alone, during all that OcTOBER 14, 1862. E D Dean, Col Hill RD MecColumn, Tim’o GV W Cozzens, . ¢ J W Nye. dy N Webber, H P Rivine, . Moores Cortney. AH Helley, ‘do do do T Turner. do Parham’ C T Lafiin, Cal5 Co Suhr, Jacobs, Q iti I Mos Dunten : B Tent & Daughter, ¢ Moores Maddtn, lowa H * Cc Fr Fitzgerald, Wash’n— Omega re SMcCaw. Maryscille W Brown, Gv Ub Bates, do P slack, Chérok: « Halverson, do P McDonough, G Flat S 8 Sheffer, _ do te a proof of personal dishonesty. If the first time a, State officer attempts to be economical and prudent in his trust. for the public advantage, be 1s hounded and and destroy the Government stores at that int and then destioy the bridge over the anoeacy, but, all things taken into consider ation he though? he had carried out his pra gramme with much success, Stuart’s hor thief or a foul on the first occasion of his on his Bape’ was fi deseri the of in find running counter to public opinion. ‘Perhaps will be seen that his “greenback” transaction hitnself was in high glee. New York, Oct. 14th.—An immense Dein vcratic meeting was held at.Cooper Institute last night, Horace F. Clark, President. was neither “mean” nor unwise, the former of which the Bee thinks it. and the latter of candidate for Governor, John Van Bureu, ’ Sedalia, Mo., Oct. 13—The Sixth Regireceived their quietus from him, and dozens the resources of the country produce euch ment Missouri State Militia have in several more that he opposed with an earnestness and results that bothing short ofa first class rail. scouting expeditions within the pst. few Richid O’Gorman, and other Demozrats. is estimated that over 50,000 people were PiCKLES.—The following receipe was compresent. ‘energy that had on'y to be seen to be appreroad actively employed will meet the requiredays. broken up various bands of guerrillis, killing about fifty ofthem. They captured ciated. We say without the fear of successments of that Teiritory. a large correspondence of interest. If the statistics of travel over the various fal contradiction that no legislatur in this or . New York. Oct. 14.—The Times’ Harper's any other State can show a purer record.— roads to the Territory were collected, it Ferry correspondent confirms the statement Never a seeker after an office, always pressing would be found that a railroad in uperation that a forward movement of the army is dethe claims of some friend in preference to now would be one of the best paying. institutermined 0°. New York, Oct. 14 —The Herald’s Washhimself, he yet stands among, lawyers who tiéna in the world. Capitalists have but to ington dispatch says itis said tne failure to know him, among the very first in the State, be informed of these facts to bring to the arrest Stuart and hia bold rebel cavalry, while and as far us abilities are concerned, there is enterprize all the necessary means. The passing through Maryland: is to be attributed no’ man on the const his superior. Everybody money kings are already enlisted, and beyond to the commander of a division at Puolesville, to whom intsructions had been sent by whe knows tim,and has read the history of & peradventure not many mouths will elapse McClellan. ' before we shall see the work go marching ov. The War Department haa received disthe convention that nominated him, knows patches from Gen. Pope that the Sioux war that he did not want the office #f State TreA Mistakr.—Mra L. O. Palmer sends isatanend,and asurer, He wanted to resign after he was us a pe lite note saving she was not elected with a smull party that Litthe Crow has fled tothe Yankton country, elected, and would have done so, we believe, President of the Ladies Lint Association, but but a cavalry force had been sent after them. but for the influence of friends, who thought ouly acted as Chairtnan of the organizing ‘There is but little doubt that they will be given up he owed a duty to the State afteran election meeting—-whence the mistake. Also that and ought to discharge it. What to him was io place of Mrs. Richardson on one of the Hon. Solomon Foote was elected United States Senator, in Vermont, on 14th inst, for committees, Mrs. Richmond should be subix years from the 4th of Mareb, 1863. stituted. We have only to say that Mrs. Palmer, by her prominence in every good work, deserved to be President of the Lint Associaypin, if sheis not. Mrs. B. Brierly is the Président of the associntion. New York, Oct. 14th. —Gold, 33; demand rates, 28: Sterling, 147. St. John's, Qet. 13tt.—The English newspapera continue to compliment the North for its efforts in Maryland, arguing most promising results therefrom. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING LiInT.—As the some article, would do well to preserve the directions here given :—To one gallon of soft water add a pint of sugar or sorghum molasses, stir ali well, and then add nearly a gallon of ripe tom»toes. Set the vessel aside and in afew days you will have the sourest pick les you ever tasted, und the best kind of vinegar. . seems most hkely to be overpowered. Such arriving and departing by McCue's stage good care to conform to these directions the persons have been numerous in the hunt af“Ihe, there have been a good many bills of lubora of the ladies to-day and hereafter will goods sold of late for consumption in Nevada not bein vain: .ter the State Treasurer. Mr. Asbley isa personal friend of ours.— Territory. ‘Ene stages have induced other Old linen is better than new: starch should We know him theroughly, and we say it in travel to and from the place. If we only be washed out. Old handkerchiefs, old shirt the face of every fee, that a man of greater have the proper interest manifested next buseme, old table cloths.and napkins, etc., wre all useful. There are two kinds of lint—the integrity or unsullied honor does .ot breathe. summer a large share of the travel acrose We ahall-defvnd him as far as our humble pen mountains must inevitably pass through this can go, against every aspersion, frem any city, “a. Sad every source, becadse we Know hin to be APPOINTED —John 8. Mayhugh, formerly actuated by the best of motives; and we say of Grase Valley, has been appointed D puty it confidently that he will demonstrate before U. 8. Collector, for Mono county. many months elupse, that he has been goveru Woo. Prices.—Many wool growers in this State lost considerably on their Spring clip by not sending it Evat for sale. We hear of several instances of their having seld to interinediate perti-s here at rates ranging from 20 to 23 cetita for good medium graces, while others, mofe fortunate, have realized et, him more truly than our poor pen caa do.— amounts te $5,000 00. The miserable wretches who hope to rise on the ruins of an honeat and sagacious man wily JOTTINGS OF A JAYHAWKER,—The edibe thwarted. tor of the San Jose Me cury,, has been on an Sruart Exscarep.—Stuart and his caval. excursion’ with a party to the sea-side, near ry, who lately made a raid into Peansylvania, Santa Cruz, clamming, shooting quails, and. have escaped after, making a complete cirliving -hke a fighting cock. He gives his reaewit about McClellan's. army. They crossed ders some three columns and a half of very the Potomac at Hanceck, passed aeross teadable jottings, that make us envy him the narrowest part of Mvrylaud tu Chamhis‘ bully good time. are necessary to prevent both from being useless when prepared. Theser«ped lint needa to be packed in layers in the boxes, seporated by thin paper. Eaeh layer should be one-fourth of an inch thek. It must not iy could king « his inf I Chur pair. John Anderson, Atty layere. Court of the }4th Judicial District the br ow tice is hereby given to all the creditors. of the said Insolvent, Sol. 8. Shatier, to be and agocer before the Hon. T. B MeFariand, Digts ict udge city, for finer gradvs.—Sclane Herald. morni Tt is j direct city, 1 vent should not be granted, and an assigument = = gg Clerk. * + K. Farquhar, ut John Anderson Tatty. 7 ed 5 ee for a coarser quality, bringing that grade up senge aft » in open court, at the court room of said court, in the county of Nevada, on the 18th day ef November, A. p.,.18 2, at 10 o’¢lock. a. M , of that day, thenand there to show cause, if any they ean, why the prayer of that Insel): required, there being a large demand to a price equaling if not exeeedivg taat paid ing to tion of lished McCu of sta passer daya seal > court, this 15th day of Oct a. p. 1862, — cient A Deap Man Come TO LIFE, AND ConTo the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes TEMNS THE ProeBaTe RecordD.—Seme yenurs ago a man without a family or relatives lived in @ county in Arkansas, umd was possessed ofun estate worth five thousand dollars. He went to New Orleans and was dhsent four Years without being heard trom. administration on hise state, wouad it up and discharged the administrator. ‘The man returned—had been in the State. my effects returned to me, as you eee I am not de d. Court—I know rs aman that you are alive ond in court; but asa court, 1 Rnow you are dead, for the records of the Court BAY B80, and aguinet thei: verity there can be no averment—so says Lord Coke, and a guod many other books[ never read. Dead man—But U want wy property, and. Goan For Hoventox.—The San Fran terance of asingle disloyn! sentiment, by any large assortmentof Boots aid Shoes, trade—that we are enabled to sell, and wig seliat reduced prices, whatever is: desired in the abevéline. Cali and see nant, who was agent some years ago of Weils, Fargo & Co., at Mokelnmne Hill, wes killed at the battle of Culpepper. THe London Times, the bitterest of all foes to America, has commenced comme at in fact that + ture wv te on in this market, has recently in hitherto employed. It 6 pre manner adapted to these just taken from the shell. They by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain thefréweetmess, after the can is cut, lou? Grack Greexwoop.—A correspondent method. ramento, are dead. trusee Lambs «’cloel of the Union reports that Grace Greenweod, oneer of Sac fancy Field’s Steamed Oysters. ing favorably on the m«ngagewent of Mc. ger than sccured by any other’ Clelian. Francisco, and the coal veins of Mont Diablo, the mere an-. placed J. B. in the handefs the Rt. Rev. Doctor Sta valuable crop, and will ptoddae, Whe prop: thraciti rr, an ald pioneer and aucti c and in the chaser the 3s Ray, pi He will not be broken into pieces wus Captain of a Massachusetts company from Springfield. of R. is the 3 8, HAAS & CO.,

Jor. of Pine and Comincrcial Sts. Aug 30th, Nevada. employee of my-office, that moment shall he . serves the natural favor, freshbe discharged. And I ask it asa favor that A (CALIFORNIAN KILLED.—George Tan =F giats o ‘The undersigned take this method of informing: you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with as extensive and beauti ful supply of mew and Fashionable Clothimg for Fall and Winter wear, also with: a MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, my property, and to deprive me of it without my consent is against thelaw. Court—If you intimate that the records of whose Oysters have long en this court he, this court'will send you to jail. Dead man—Send a dead man to juil ? joyed the highest reputati Court— Sheriff, take this apparition out. wish t . manu to Me xico—when in the court the following factured especially to our erder aud own dialog ue took plice: * Dead mau—If your henor please, I want few d will bi Pursuant to anorder ot the Hon. T, B. Me of his estate be ie, and he be disharged from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the: statute ip such case miade and provided ; and im the meat time all proceedings against said Iu. sulvent be stayed. ( ~~ Witness my hind and the seal of said much 4 heatec basem of the (Mrs. Lippencott) will shortly visit Califo agh is produced nia for her health. Tue Mutyaville Hibernian Benevolent So. for sale by al! the Grocery Jobin that section to keep a thetory ging all Coat. Mings .—The editor of diety the Contra have contributed $157 50, in aid of the the year round Tule latid is said to be DEcEASED.—DrE. . S. Cooper, the etni-. bersin Sam Francisco. ‘the favorite soil for the production of this Costn Gazette, gays the deeper they go into destitute podt'in Freland. The donation was _ nent surgeon of San O'Connell, Bishop of the diocese. und State of California, the matter of the petition of Soloman S. Snaffer, an Insolvent Debtor : Fried, Scolloped or Wainer. 7 Union forces have been statibned on some ter Phe New York Herald came very near I was tall mountain where he could witness the being KEN.—A very learned man stippressed by a mob, once during the has said: *MisTA The three hardest words to proequestrian performance, like a clown in a present war, for expressing disloyal senti-. nounce in the English language are, ‘I was ring, the werld would have been astoritshwents.” Bennett hoisted the Star Spangled mistaken,’ and when Frederick the Great ed with a new stragetic moveinent, and the Banner to save his bacou, and saved it.— Bk his — to the Senate, ‘I have just ost @ great New York Herald would have found tinber battle, and it was entirely my Thé paper, also, was in danger of being owa fault’— Goldsmi th says: ‘This cootessfor a dozen laudatory leaders. suppressed once by the War Department ion displayed wore greatness than ui] hie vicSa eeetnaelll . tories.— Nets and Queries. os Broom CoRN.—[n an exchange we see it for the same cause. It was saved by a Tiere is a splendid chance, then, for some stated that broem eorn is being raised on change of tone and a promise to. do better. of vur Generals to display more greatness the Stanislaus, cleaned of seed, packed in The old prostitute has lately been -arguing than all their victeries. Who'll make himselt bundles of about 100 pounds each, and takin favor 6f making a military dictator out prom.n ent? President, en to the Steckton market, where it is of McClellan, to supercede Cabinet and Congress. worth $120 per ton. ance « It must not be tangled up, or it 18 any person posses reid. . Could the Commander-in-Chief ot the and ¢@ throug NSOLVENT NOTICE.—in tbe Distri t one-ei. bth of an inch thick, separated by papersalso The scraped lint is simply fugz, cisco correspondent of the Bee having intivented an entirely new Process. scraped from linen, and it is obvious, there. 4 mated that Secessionista were employed in fore that no attention is necessary to be paid the State Surveyor’s Department* as well as of packing which Possesses to the shape of the linen. It is simply laid in others, he replies: J every advantage over the one upon a smooth surface, and scraped into fuzz. If any person will furnish me with reliable The shr.dded lint, however, requires’ the evidence of a single disloyal act, or the utlinen to be cut int squares of trem two te two and a half inches, and then rave led, laying the short strands thus obtuined siie by gide in put o R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Per CG. K. Farquhar, Deputy. sed of such information shall mess and Shape valueless, Old cotten cleth will be received of the Oyster give it to me. for compresses. The bandages must be made of strong cloth—old or new. that they may be either Stewed, bersburg, thea thoved on’ Gettysburg, then Parur of bandSonoma County Fatt.—This Fair comeTic WoMAN.—The Cal says a Mrs ages in aac agebsnee : One dozenList J inch wide, pushed across Maryland, passed near Capt. Hinckley, of San Francisco, has alyord long ; two dozon2 inches wide, 3 yards menced October 7th, and closed October Frederick, and-recrossed the Petomae oéar ready scraped with her own hands twelve long ; two dozen 24 inches wide, 3 yards long ; 10th. ‘It is said to have been’ well attended, the mouth of the Monoerady, driving’ with half boxes of lint ‘or. the National Hospitals, dozendozen 3 inches wide, 4 yatds long ; half and the exhibition in general very creditable. Reasted-in fact cooked in any 34 inches wide, 5 yards long ; half dozen them a thousand horses, the object af the and is not tired of the good work. 4 incees wide, 6 yards long.” better they become. that A. Q., 1862, at 10 o’cloe’ 4. M., of that day, then and thereto show cause, if any they can, why the prayer of said Insolvent.should not be grant-' ed, ahd an assignment of his estate be made, and he be disher: from his debts and liabilities. in pursuance of the statute in such case made and prevideu; and in the mean time all proceedings against said Insolvent be stayed. ~Witness my hand and the seal of sgid } seal : court, this 15th day of Oct, A. p., 1862. 50 and 55 cents for similar grades by forward ing it te the Enst. We would advise parties holding wool of the Fall clip to aveid the speculators on this State; and at the same tine remind them that very fine brands are not scraped and the shredded. The proper propertion fer the two should be one of the it is no difference whether your records jie scraped te two of shredded, and precautions ornot. Tam alive, and have not transferred be toe tightly packed, or it 18 almost useless. ed by none but patriotic impulses in his late EP The amount of money? raised for the The shredded lint needs tohave the strands finaneial transactions. Time will vindicate . relef« four brave soldiers, at Grass Valley, laid parallel, andia layers of little more than ne thiere Farland, Judge ofthe ‘said District Court, no THe Fruirs.—The town is beginning to ladies of Nevada will meet to-day for the first . The Probate Judge granted dependence or manliness to render justice to gather the fruits of the little action it has tatime to make lint and bandages for the use of one assailed by popular clamor, but like a ken to procure a line of stages running the Union army, we publish fur their benefit fice when a nobler dog is assailed by many, through the place to Virginia city. In addithe following directions which are supposed run in to get 4 cowardly snap at the one that tion to the nuwber of passengers constantly to be the best that can be given. By taking the in Sie tu be t Judge aforesaid, which the Appeal has called it~ Maysville able T. B. MeFarland. Distr in open court, at the court room of said court, in Appeal. . a ber were made by Horatio Seymour, the county of Nevada, on the 18th day ef Nov. municated by Mr. Arinor, to the Scientific American: Our readers who desire a good and whole its'present rate, if employed in develuping Jen fri to Do ‘& Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in the matter of the petition of 5. L. Bates. an Insolvent Debtor : Pursuant to anorder of Hon. T.B. McFarland Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby riven to all the creditors of thesa:d Insolvent, x L. Bates, to be and g Pre before the Honor ses looked extremely exhausted, but Stuart when all the facts and resulta are known it How to Make SUPERIOR VINEGAR AND There are some'men who have not the in + ed Je City T RSiwpson, Smartsyv'e ment of its financial affairs, hundreds af G W Lenhart, C. Kent, _ de ; theusande of doll.rs. He deserves some . . other reward than to be denounced as a J NSOL VEN Tj NOTICE.—Iin the District It that office, when his practice in the courts was worth doublth» salary of the office? Were we at liberty, we might mention a service to his country, greater than any service he has done to his State, which should make the miserable hounds that are hunting him blush with shame and seek their holes in selfdiegust. = villified. by a very magnanimous and impartial presa, what inducement will there be As yet the miseral wealth of the silver rebefore his crossing the river. Stuart informto make offici+l faithfulness the rue instead gion is scurcely begun tv be developed. ed him in a sareastic manner that he had foolof MecCambrigedo D MeLcly, Soggs Mill the exception? . In times past, Mr. AshMrs W yp Cal, City W W Clerk, Col Hill Comparatively but few leads have yet béen ed the whele party. but reg:etted he had not lay has daved the State, by reforms which A vi a TimburtéoJ O’ Bryan, smartevile accomplished what he intended when he starstruck. ‘The great future of the Territory is: ted, as he expected to reach Frederick, Md., he, as a legislator, initiated in the manageGw K » Wash’at’n RH Farquhar, do . time, stemmed the tidé of corruption and exapparent, and fast opening tu the astonished travagunce that was inundating the country gaze the world. That: future calle for a with the seaboard.— * Noman that has ever had a seat in the Legislaspeedy communicatiod The silver and gold which is to pour over ture of California has savedthe Treasury so the mountains, and the supplies flowing back much as D, R. Ashley. and no well informed: in exchange must have a railroad. In our man candeny it He was always at hie post. opinion the great necessities of the Territory always ready for service, always inculcating economy inthe puodlic expenditures. We will force the complétion of # railroad from could point to the most meriturious acts of some eligible point in California to Virginia at the farthest. The popuState legislation that had their origin with City in five.years lation swarming into the Territory, -will, at him. We'could speak of dozens of huye schemes of swindling and speculation that oo what he believed was for the interests of GEO. BR. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR ready wehear that freight to that country Stevens and McBride were at Pochahontas. we gave him credit fur that while dissent‘Tue State TrReasurer.—A more ignoGeneral Schofield arrived at Cassville, near ‘ing frown the policy of bis action, which a commands seven cents a pound, and teams rant or unmanly assault upon a faithful pubthe Arkansas line, and South western Mismajority of the press assailed with undue eannot be had to supply poet at that s0uri_is onee more cleared of the rebel for. and sensational violence, and construed in ces. mitted by the press anda portion of the peo-price. Oneof the newspapers of he TerPhiladelphia, Oct. 14th.—Last evening's ritory advises that goods be shipped there in ple of the State, upon Mr. Ashley, Treasurer: larger amounts, as the supply of goods in the Washington Star says a man who arrived ia, of the State, never disgraced a country.— this city from Conrad’s Ferry states that he market is not equal to the winter demand. was in Gen. Stuart’s presence a few minutes ae Bread Street, Nevada. State now, and would ultimately be TRURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 16. gen by a railroad at an early day. The nesons 1s represented ag moving toward Norththe for the interest of the United States, and cessities of the Territory demand ‘it. Alern Afkatens, seeking to unite his forces. = on lie officer, than that which has been com _—— Atrivaisat National Exchange Be Just, Bee.—-The Sacramento Bec says the Appeal has “attempted toa “ Springfield, Mo., Oct. 13.——Arkansas pafor the State Treasurer. No such thing.— rs ot the 6th just received, state that Gen. The Treasaier needs no apologist. He did ease? The Morning Branscript. ; * JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sele Agentsfor the Pacific Coast, te adjoin’ Got Demo wer, . Court the p to gui Fr Lodge Airass