October 3, 1862 (4 pages)

bs ne ” PeerLt.—Tie Irish people have no country. have ever been opened to them ard the op~ pressed of all nations. It ix natural therefate that they shuld feel as deep an interest “n this country as any of us. If it ean be * qhildren: if it fills, it leaves them without . -woice that the Union might be saved ; and place the begiuning of the war thousands of @fidred up their lives upon the bloody field. They are notconditional Union men, but have > day aside all minor questions, and to fight unto the death for that one end. In this posia tion they. have been encouraged by Arch bisb»,d@p Haghes and the inferior clergy. gy of the people be devoted to the cnuse of the . not move him, as we eee by hig address ut “Ancumsnor Hucues asp tHe Intex of their own. At home they are crushed ‘tom, aa an asylum where they aro no longer “downtrodden and oppressed by the English und as the country whose duors ed free, it is the heritage of their i, and the call “to arms” was heard, fegardiess of religion and p:litice, in r agreed with the South ,aaked with one united them have, in testimony of their patriotiem, ‘been willing to bury all past differences, to ~~ Archbishop Hughes first exerted himself at home, next in Europe, and now, having refurned, he renews his advice that every enerUnion. He says he found the Europeans determined to be against us. But this did Dublin, where, betore the delegates of the Catholic church of ull lands, he declated that ‘the American republic would stand. no matter what took place, or how wany nations might interfere, Had he been delegated by ‘the American government to speak. to the world, he couhd have been nu more emphat. ~ fe and’no more wWeful, He traces the phases » Burope, and then adds—“There is ave thing kind should be continued for many years, it Telling his hear: ré that “intervention, if suc. + ment tethe utmost and quickest effurte to ’* ie At the bettom of the seat 'I'o day we do: “anes upon the mission fér which he men in thie country. The Emperor is much \. Tax Bl Dorado Fair bas developed the fact that this questionef intervention has bad in and one question that should be clear to every mind. It is this—that if a war of this ig recognized as being allowable for other nations tocombine in their strength and put an ehd to it with as little delay as possible.” cessful, would make another Poland of Ameba,” he urges them “to volunteer in the national defence, and he urges the govern among his ee ‘ Annihilation! Shall the be annihilated, or shall the rebellion be annihilated? Such is the distinct alternative. Which sball we choose? The hour for hesitation has The hour for hesitatiou, hae ponsibilities and to the perils of the Government. But the Government must be saved, . If this great necessity alt minor issues. doubts and interests ate observed. —Itis one of the grand characteristics of our pyople that ev~ ery new danger calls frou them Lew courage, Victory does not create Seapanatte 3 for victory is their deserved reward, and thry ac« cept itas such. But defeat maddens them. They do not fiud the word defeat in taeir vocabulary; and they have not yet learned to submit to the decree that # eadse go right as ours may sometimes be overborne by the worst of foes. But they rebound frum every fall with herculesn enérgy. Tv sth @ race the alternative of the annihilation of their Government or the aanihila-. tien of the rebellion is nuw presented. They will not weaken under it. Adl that ia needed is that they should feel th titissv. This done and the great work is begun. There are som things that should be written oa our hearts like those anxious that have lived +80 long as to become petrified facts. These aret No peace that is not conquered. The rebels fight for their lives and jor vur death. We could not give wnat they would demand, without consenting te our own degredation, und to such a mut lation of eur own soil us would leave ue doubly degraded. Reading our revereee in this light we must necept them as admonitions and matractions” It 18 just possible that a series of vast victuries. would have produced a prace equally false.and temporary. God; in his providence may send us disaster as well to chasten as to chrystalize us—te lower our pride, and to harden us for alo-g fight aud @ lusting set tlement. Every day educates us for a higher destiny. It is amazing iow much the traveler can endure: after he has passed over a difficult journey. A year ago we were raw and undisciplined, indolent, luxurious, and self: suffi ient—strangers alike te our weakness ahd our atrength. To-day we area people who have passed through a dreudful probation; and although probably nv nearer the peace that must at last come to us than twelve mouths since, yet so Conscious of our power, and so confident of a right result, that rend y-for-allour fees; fore: ein and domestic. Courage, then, fellow countrymen! If we do not live to the end of our struggle tor freedom, we may die content that the end will bea good ove.” alae THe officers and employees of the Custom House ut San Francisco have subscribed to the Relief Fuad $517 50 per month during the war. ~~ C. R. TRAN, Represeotative in Congress frou the Eighth District «f Massachusetts, hus enlisted ap 9 private for the war. mc ~ Joun TyLer’s widaow—who waa a Misa orush the rebellion, if te that end it has to +Gardiner, of New York—has returned to her gall to the ranks tithe army every man in the country. This ie the true doctrine ; eve rytbing in fhe country should be staked for the preservation of the Union, Just as when the storm sweeps around the -ship everything on board should be held ‘subject to the . safety of the ship; tor what will-passengers. officers and crew do if the ship goes down, and wht wili the cargo be worth when the ship not fear-the final result. The true dvctrine ig, that every mun, every private interest, and every dollar of property should be sec‘ondary to the great national cause. Gi Rev. J. C. Fleteher, in a private letter, announces his arrival at Brazil, and @.was sont. He had been favored: with se Veral interviews with the Bmperor, ang Presented: various yifta from distinguished interested in our n tional affairs, and also in our literature and public men, And he. in« quires alter Everstt, Baneroft, Winths rop, Longfellow, Agassiz, Whittier and othere, as though they had been, personal friends. Mr. Fletcher was distributing books, had preached to a Protestant congregation and addressed several associations of the eountry He apeakse of the progress making in Bragil, & country destined to fill a large place in the future history of American nations. that El Dorado county contains about a million of grape vines. A MILITARY company is being formed at Weaverville, Trinity county Mig r lnTue Alta says the Union party will havea majority on joint bal'ot inthe next Legislatureof 73. Nortiern relatives with a family of six ebildren. THE coal mining acttlement in Contra Costa is becoming a place of considerable life and importance, THY asseaved-valuation of property in Santx Cliva county, is $6,038,375 ; yielding a to tal tax of YB120,767 52. Seienenell A WAsiNGTON dispatch of Seatember 7th, says thatGeneral Pope was_relieved trom his Virginia Commend at his owl request, and transferred to the Indian country a. ~ Lirut. Hinam Banks, killed in the late battle near Washington, was a brother at Major General Banke, a writer of ability aft one Of the most eloquent orators in Connects lout. Semtienetiintan anal ; THe San Francisco Supervisors have directed that the city pohce should be uniformed in gray woolen cloth of Calitornia manufactures ~-Lant.—The women of San Francisco are scraping lint in great quantity’ They have telegraphed East to ascertain whether much igneeded. Ou Aug. 30th, the Surgeon Geners], U.S A., issued the following: “To the Loyal Women and Children of the United States: The supply of lint inthe mar. ket is nearly: exhausted The brave men wounded in defense of their country will soon be in wont of it. T appeal te you to come to ournid. in aupplying this necesdary article. There is scarcely a woman or child whe cannot serape lint, and there no wey in which their assistance can be more usefully given than in furnishing the means todress the wounds ef thoes who fallin defense of their rights and their homes.” come. Every minute adds altke to the res. + . from Washington to the Press furnishing the . fedeta’» Congress, to propose Terms are said to be thst loyal States take all the Territories, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and Maryland; the Cotten States to haven Congress of their own ts regulate doméstic affairs, and in all other things to be one nation, offensive and defensive: they. pledging themselves to re urn all Government property as they found it. Federal. troops are concentrating near _ The Nashville Union looks on thé defeat of Bragg as certain.’ Two hundred thousand’ — are between Nashville and Louisvi ° Since the establishment of the hospital at Richmond, out of 99,000 prtiets, 9,800 have been furloughed, an! 7.600 died.” a ar ; PLEASANT Netansonx,—One’s pleasure, after all, ie much «flected by the quility of one’s neigbors, even though one may not be on speaking terms with them, A pleasant than a discontented, crass one, anda house that hus the air of being inhabited is prefera ble to closed shutt-rs and sociwble blinds, excluding every ray of sunlight and sympathy. We like to see glane ng, cheerful lights through the windows of a cold night, or watch them as evening derpens, gradually ereep from the parlor to the upper stories of the houses newr. us. We like to watch the little children go in and out the door, to plas or go te sehoul. We like to see # -white-robed baby dancing up and down at the Window im it’s mother’s arms, or the father reading hia newspaper there at evening, or any of these cheerful impromptu home ghmpae, which, though we ure ni Paul Pry, we will assert tnake a pleaaint neighbornood to those who live for comfort instead of show.—Newbury port Herald. ONE OF SHAKSPEAKE’S PALL-BEARERS BURIED IN Virginta —Inthe ojd burying: around at Prederickaburg, Va., is a tembatone with the following inscription: “Here hes the body of Edward Helder, practitioner in physic ch rurgery. _ Born in Bediordshire, Eugl-yd, in the year of our Lord 1542 Was cotemporary with and one of the pall-bearers to the body of William Shakapeare. After a brief iHness his spirit dlecsuded the year of our Lord 1}s, aged 76."¢ TE asaesned Value of property ta Siskiyou will amount to about $2,000, 000g Arrivals at Natonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR OCTOBER 1, 1862. R Phelps,leighton Agt J Robinson, Moores LBioom. San ¥ J Carrgl, do A W. Potter, city C Seughlue, do KE Darlmg; You Bet J Machanay, do M 8S Weber, do J Regwh, do J Odale, do H Shaffer. do hs z do © Sullivan, du A ameon, do RK W Burroughs, do M_ Griffita, do =P Nugant, do dL Elster, do = P sullivan, do © CShureh, do J Salliven, do 1 Potter, do*----J Franklin, do S Marti do O Hegerty, d> § D Brooke, do H Twining, Qu J Dickson, \. do TT Marker, Washington EC Vandyne\. do . J Cozzens, do B Bellengee, Red Dog Mise Marcal, GV J P Bourk, ‘do W Baker, VC J Knox. do W Cook, UH EB Wibiama, do SCushinan, Blue T W B Whitemore, do A Shellenburger. do T Maddin, do CABrown, BR J Dry uns, city TB staley, BT sOLoughlin, CM sol Lewis, Carson city R McMurray, Cherokee J silver, Aubern WW Nichols. CH A silver). do KP tracy, Maples R J Brown; > do J Stead, do ss stivenson, LV TP Otis, Mooney F ——BR Green wood.\G H Duaton, Moores J Monhan, London J Corna, do P Fielu, F creek J Welch, do A Jenkias, R erce wn a = BIRTHs > awe x C nis, county By virtue of on ex from the court of Ira 2th, A.D. 1862, to eatisfy by said Stanley on the 20th D. ee. Peis aes, ng B. against ayhon, for the sum 6 and §% dollars debt, int rests, dam costeof suit. I have taken in execution aad will sell to the migmans Netiee for cash at Wool sey 8 Flat. Nevada county, the follewing pro rty—all the right, title and interest of Peter ayhon in apd to the Pioneer Diggings, being situated on Woolsey’s Flat, Nevads county, on ‘Tuesday, the 28th day of October, a. p., ‘a0y, bei ween the hours of 9 o’clock a. M., and 4 p M., Ofsaid day. Taken as the property of Peter Mayhon, to eatisfly the abeve demands and acoT Srtlesenae tend thiatoen de yitneas my Us ¥ of sertember A. D, Tee, 0. D, BOBCOCK constabl>, nia, coun y of Nevada, Eureka township. xs. By viriut ofan execution to me delivered, issued from the court of fra stenle . Ksq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and er the county afi r> a this city, en the 2d inst., to the wife of Mr. Busseniua, a son. judgment : endered fsebtember, a Barry and orty-tive said. bearing date Sept. 25th, 1°62, to Hy jes i ed cet Pepe Jae ee Sines Pitagerad for the sum of Niece . MRS. W.H. LEIGHTON : bright face at the window is surely better . . and . thoroughly an NEVADA THEATRE! Prompter Oder eeneneeteee Wis F as cekbns od dnsesane Oe ee ee ssneeee erful company from pear at the above place ms On Saturday Evening, Oct. 4. ne will ai with the ele‘NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS Miss Mark Mortimer. with songs, Mrs. Leighton supported by the whole Troupe. Comic REE a gga Mr. Woodhull To be followed by the charming comedy of the Bonnie Fish Wife! Supported by the whole Troupe. Favorite Danee,..-. Mrs, A. H. Perry. After which the ever popular Farce wriften expreasiy for Mra. W. i Leighton, and as iS by her for uy wards of 100 nights, entiti‘The Fool of the Family Betty sunders, with the celebrated Langhing song, ‘ Keme Kimo.” and duct with zeb—Mre. W. H. Leighton. supported by the whole Troupe. a® 7% o’cloek; Curtain rises at 8 Doors precisely, Admission, ONE DOLLAR. cr .$100 Rew ard—Forany ease of Sypliilis, in any stage, which DR. LE RICH BAL’S GOLL EN BALSAM fails tucure. No comment ix necessry upen this medicin , it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits’; it has cured thousands who have wastrd handeume fortunes, and will eure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. . for first and second stages, such a8 sores upon the legs or other parts of the body, sere eyes, ete. ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitie Rheuma tism. . Price, $5 per bottie ; upon receipt of this sum_we will ship to any part of tie State.— ’ NoTic“. —We have no agents for this medicine, and are sole proprietors and manufaeturers. All orders nrust be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Ot serve -well the manufagturer’s name upon each Inside label We guarrantee a per“feet and lastifg eure. RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers. Wheiesale and Reiail Druggiste, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts. Sen Fran isco, Also, Svie Agents fur the celebrated sPANISH ANTIDOTE, @ preparation never known to tion, Gravel, and all Urinary dera ments. one genuine without our cireular of Golden Balsam wrapped around the bottle. _ oclm3 wr £4 To the Miners, Wechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes . & The andersigned take this method of informing you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, wi'las extensive and beantiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. ing for Failand Winter wear, also with a large assortmentof Boots and Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sell,and wil sellat reduced prices, whatever is desired inthe aboveline. Calland see 8, HAAS & CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial Sts., Aug 30th, Nevada. ee ninemsn Pacific Mail Steamship Co. = = ee or coomeiioe will i > dispatched in the month of a i Uetober, 1862: October ist. SONORA, WF. Lapidge, Com'r. October lith, CONST(TUTION, J.T. Watkins, Commander. October 2ist, St. LOUIS,——— , Commander, From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama te Aspinw . ) the Panama Railroad Company and from /+pmwal!to New York bv the Atlantic aud babies — a * i 8, : W.F. BABCOCK, { 4sente. Cor. Sacramento & L idéesdorfl sts. San Franc isco BAD BREATH Isoften caused by Defective Teeth DR. O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! it permanently located in Nevada. and will be . found always ready to perform o tions efficiently. Artificial h inserted on gold. ativan er hand rubber vulcanite tates. teeth filled with pure gold, : orcement, by which decay }s arrested and the Peth rreserved. All work warranted. OFFICE—In Kelsey’s building. over Block & Co’s sto y corner of Pine and Commercial streets, Nevaddeity, California Oct. Ist, 1862.—th_ ; ~~ SERENGTHEN TH YSrE SS best means of imparting vi to the down frame and shattered constit n. which has been javented or discevered, is pro to the feeble on both sexes and ail ages in DR HOSTETTEER'S Stomach Bitters.™~ Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be cured ; strenght, in whatever manner it ma have wasted. may be restored by the use of this HERMANN ERNST, a *. over Charles ey oung's Jewelry sore werful and heathful inv . For indigesfon and all its meg effects. bodily and mental, pow A are a posi epecitic.—Sold Druggists dealersA 4 oelmt Montgomery st., San Frencisco. WIRE ROPE iS 1456 PERCENT CHEAPER. — any other Roepe . eth, it from FouR to sIxbe Because, it is less than ONE-HALF the Diameter, and only one-stxTH of the BULK ! : ssp tony po ache Times the strength of the tame size of the HEMP ROPE ! BS aoeee: pepo orsHRINK, in or wet weather,‘ we Shs. . mee, doce net Amsone WATER, and double its original. we1teuT . ' abaeeel taniuaie as PLIABLE 88 theether rope ire Rope is the oxvLY kiND of rope that ean be used pd ea po han Ms ing from deep shafts planest R , Derrick Guy Re Ferry. we. he’ Pheer who have om oven See Weekes a trial, will Use No OTHER; at any price. reuiars giving sealea of weights and astreny the, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for warded by os aes manufactures, or their »gents throughout the State. : é Aso. HALLIDIE & CO., 412 Clay st. Krancisco. W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent at Nevada. : eet7m3 Cream of the Joke! > itis CREAM LAGER BEER, f From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francis<o For sale ou Dranght. °-) 4 A. BR. JENKINS. National Exchange Saloon. Nevada, Sept. 13th. +4! Field’s Steamed Oysters. MK. A. PAELD, Baltimore, whese dysters have long en. joyed the highest rebmtation in this market, has recently invented an entirely new precess, of packing which possesses every advantage over the one. that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scolloped or FantyRoasted--in factcooked in any manner adapted to those just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain their sweetmess, after the can is cut, lonf ger than secured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and — for sale by al! the Grocery Job‘bersin San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, EXPRESS. I WILL hereafier ran my Express Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dor Chalk Bias, You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. .iberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill te Dutch Flat . 1 letters, papers and delia TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer's Office, Nevada, Sept. 8, 1862. AL, Warrants dra the General Fund A of the Count , and fegletered print te Thee 1. 1850. will be on at ; en all ened we wate ong + ean advertia ed for presentation will cease with this date. E.G. WAITE, Treasurer. oe TO BE SOLD! interest fp a first class, paying ReEsTarRAAT in this city. No better chance ill : wes X. ¥. Nevada — ReLEIVED Tis Day, « large lot . mess and Shape of the Oyster /— NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT. he 1g 4 . serves the natural flaver, fresh. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDay. . ft i Shotv Sacra that t larcet “all oti Office they \ an «lk much ie My mann ‘are de ters i Tr beck, Fiat, the D follow we he “ Birkb ended of it. woul street sever proce bowie atabb at ing w woul nately / wourd. ted in beck . tered this d. duing by his out to verge of age . purpe Fores ley, ir Fores Yank ‘down

bs ne ” PeerLt.—Tie Irish people have no country. have ever been opened to them ard the op~ pressed of all nations. It ix natural therefate that they shuld feel as deep an interest “n this country as any of us. If it ean be * qhildren: if it fills, it leaves them without . -woice that the Union might be saved ; and place the begiuning of the war thousands of @fidred up their lives upon the bloody field. They are notconditional Union men, but have > day aside all minor questions, and to fight unto the death for that one end. In this posia tion they. have been encouraged by Arch bisb»,d@p Haghes and the inferior clergy. gy of the people be devoted to the cnuse of the . not move him, as we eee by hig address ut “Ancumsnor Hucues asp tHe Intex of their own. At home they are crushed ‘tom, aa an asylum where they aro no longer “downtrodden and oppressed by the English und as the country whose duors ed free, it is the heritage of their i, and the call “to arms” was heard, fegardiess of religion and p:litice, in r agreed with the South ,aaked with one united them have, in testimony of their patriotiem, ‘been willing to bury all past differences, to ~~ Archbishop Hughes first exerted himself at home, next in Europe, and now, having refurned, he renews his advice that every enerUnion. He says he found the Europeans determined to be against us. But this did Dublin, where, betore the delegates of the Catholic church of ull lands, he declated that ‘the American republic would stand. no matter what took place, or how wany nations might interfere, Had he been delegated by ‘the American government to speak. to the world, he couhd have been nu more emphat. ~ fe and’no more wWeful, He traces the phases » Burope, and then adds—“There is ave thing kind should be continued for many years, it Telling his hear: ré that “intervention, if suc. + ment tethe utmost and quickest effurte to ’* ie At the bettom of the seat 'I'o day we do: “anes upon the mission fér which he men in thie country. The Emperor is much \. Tax Bl Dorado Fair bas developed the fact that this questionef intervention has bad in and one question that should be clear to every mind. It is this—that if a war of this ig recognized as being allowable for other nations tocombine in their strength and put an ehd to it with as little delay as possible.” cessful, would make another Poland of Ameba,” he urges them “to volunteer in the national defence, and he urges the govern among his ee ‘ Annihilation! Shall the be annihilated, or shall the rebellion be annihilated? Such is the distinct alternative. Which sball we choose? The hour for hesitation has The hour for hesitatiou, hae ponsibilities and to the perils of the Government. But the Government must be saved, . If this great necessity alt minor issues. doubts and interests ate observed. —Itis one of the grand characteristics of our pyople that ev~ ery new danger calls frou them Lew courage, Victory does not create Seapanatte 3 for victory is their deserved reward, and thry ac« cept itas such. But defeat maddens them. They do not fiud the word defeat in taeir vocabulary; and they have not yet learned to submit to the decree that # eadse go right as ours may sometimes be overborne by the worst of foes. But they rebound frum every fall with herculesn enérgy. Tv sth @ race the alternative of the annihilation of their Government or the aanihila-. tien of the rebellion is nuw presented. They will not weaken under it. Adl that ia needed is that they should feel th titissv. This done and the great work is begun. There are som things that should be written oa our hearts like those anxious that have lived +80 long as to become petrified facts. These aret No peace that is not conquered. The rebels fight for their lives and jor vur death. We could not give wnat they would demand, without consenting te our own degredation, und to such a mut lation of eur own soil us would leave ue doubly degraded. Reading our revereee in this light we must necept them as admonitions and matractions” It 18 just possible that a series of vast victuries. would have produced a prace equally false.and temporary. God; in his providence may send us disaster as well to chasten as to chrystalize us—te lower our pride, and to harden us for alo-g fight aud @ lusting set tlement. Every day educates us for a higher destiny. It is amazing iow much the traveler can endure: after he has passed over a difficult journey. A year ago we were raw and undisciplined, indolent, luxurious, and self: suffi ient—strangers alike te our weakness ahd our atrength. To-day we area people who have passed through a dreudful probation; and although probably nv nearer the peace that must at last come to us than twelve mouths since, yet so Conscious of our power, and so confident of a right result, that rend y-for-allour fees; fore: ein and domestic. Courage, then, fellow countrymen! If we do not live to the end of our struggle tor freedom, we may die content that the end will bea good ove.” alae THe officers and employees of the Custom House ut San Francisco have subscribed to the Relief Fuad $517 50 per month during the war. ~~ C. R. TRAN, Represeotative in Congress frou the Eighth District «f Massachusetts, hus enlisted ap 9 private for the war. mc ~ Joun TyLer’s widaow—who waa a Misa orush the rebellion, if te that end it has to +Gardiner, of New York—has returned to her gall to the ranks tithe army every man in the country. This ie the true doctrine ; eve rytbing in fhe country should be staked for the preservation of the Union, Just as when the storm sweeps around the -ship everything on board should be held ‘subject to the . safety of the ship; tor what will-passengers. officers and crew do if the ship goes down, and wht wili the cargo be worth when the ship not fear-the final result. The true dvctrine ig, that every mun, every private interest, and every dollar of property should be sec‘ondary to the great national cause. Gi Rev. J. C. Fleteher, in a private letter, announces his arrival at Brazil, and @.was sont. He had been favored: with se Veral interviews with the Bmperor, ang Presented: various yifta from distinguished interested in our n tional affairs, and also in our literature and public men, And he. in« quires alter Everstt, Baneroft, Winths rop, Longfellow, Agassiz, Whittier and othere, as though they had been, personal friends. Mr. Fletcher was distributing books, had preached to a Protestant congregation and addressed several associations of the eountry He apeakse of the progress making in Bragil, & country destined to fill a large place in the future history of American nations. that El Dorado county contains about a million of grape vines. A MILITARY company is being formed at Weaverville, Trinity county Mig r lnTue Alta says the Union party will havea majority on joint bal'ot inthe next Legislatureof 73. Nortiern relatives with a family of six ebildren. THE coal mining acttlement in Contra Costa is becoming a place of considerable life and importance, THY asseaved-valuation of property in Santx Cliva county, is $6,038,375 ; yielding a to tal tax of YB120,767 52. Seienenell A WAsiNGTON dispatch of Seatember 7th, says thatGeneral Pope was_relieved trom his Virginia Commend at his owl request, and transferred to the Indian country a. ~ Lirut. Hinam Banks, killed in the late battle near Washington, was a brother at Major General Banke, a writer of ability aft one Of the most eloquent orators in Connects lout. Semtienetiintan anal ; THe San Francisco Supervisors have directed that the city pohce should be uniformed in gray woolen cloth of Calitornia manufactures ~-Lant.—The women of San Francisco are scraping lint in great quantity’ They have telegraphed East to ascertain whether much igneeded. Ou Aug. 30th, the Surgeon Geners], U.S A., issued the following: “To the Loyal Women and Children of the United States: The supply of lint inthe mar. ket is nearly: exhausted The brave men wounded in defense of their country will soon be in wont of it. T appeal te you to come to ournid. in aupplying this necesdary article. There is scarcely a woman or child whe cannot serape lint, and there no wey in which their assistance can be more usefully given than in furnishing the means todress the wounds ef thoes who fallin defense of their rights and their homes.” come. Every minute adds altke to the res. + . from Washington to the Press furnishing the . fedeta’» Congress, to propose Terms are said to be thst loyal States take all the Territories, Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky and Maryland; the Cotten States to haven Congress of their own ts regulate doméstic affairs, and in all other things to be one nation, offensive and defensive: they. pledging themselves to re urn all Government property as they found it. Federal. troops are concentrating near _ The Nashville Union looks on thé defeat of Bragg as certain.’ Two hundred thousand’ — are between Nashville and Louisvi ° Since the establishment of the hospital at Richmond, out of 99,000 prtiets, 9,800 have been furloughed, an! 7.600 died.” a ar ; PLEASANT Netansonx,—One’s pleasure, after all, ie much «flected by the quility of one’s neigbors, even though one may not be on speaking terms with them, A pleasant than a discontented, crass one, anda house that hus the air of being inhabited is prefera ble to closed shutt-rs and sociwble blinds, excluding every ray of sunlight and sympathy. We like to see glane ng, cheerful lights through the windows of a cold night, or watch them as evening derpens, gradually ereep from the parlor to the upper stories of the houses newr. us. We like to watch the little children go in and out the door, to plas or go te sehoul. We like to see # -white-robed baby dancing up and down at the Window im it’s mother’s arms, or the father reading hia newspaper there at evening, or any of these cheerful impromptu home ghmpae, which, though we ure ni Paul Pry, we will assert tnake a pleaaint neighbornood to those who live for comfort instead of show.—Newbury port Herald. ONE OF SHAKSPEAKE’S PALL-BEARERS BURIED IN Virginta —Inthe ojd burying: around at Prederickaburg, Va., is a tembatone with the following inscription: “Here hes the body of Edward Helder, practitioner in physic ch rurgery. _ Born in Bediordshire, Eugl-yd, in the year of our Lord 1542 Was cotemporary with and one of the pall-bearers to the body of William Shakapeare. After a brief iHness his spirit dlecsuded the year of our Lord 1}s, aged 76."¢ TE asaesned Value of property ta Siskiyou will amount to about $2,000, 000g Arrivals at Natonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR OCTOBER 1, 1862. R Phelps,leighton Agt J Robinson, Moores LBioom. San ¥ J Carrgl, do A W. Potter, city C Seughlue, do KE Darlmg; You Bet J Machanay, do M 8S Weber, do J Regwh, do J Odale, do H Shaffer. do hs z do © Sullivan, du A ameon, do RK W Burroughs, do M_ Griffita, do =P Nugant, do dL Elster, do = P sullivan, do © CShureh, do J Salliven, do 1 Potter, do*----J Franklin, do S Marti do O Hegerty, d> § D Brooke, do H Twining, Qu J Dickson, \. do TT Marker, Washington EC Vandyne\. do . J Cozzens, do B Bellengee, Red Dog Mise Marcal, GV J P Bourk, ‘do W Baker, VC J Knox. do W Cook, UH EB Wibiama, do SCushinan, Blue T W B Whitemore, do A Shellenburger. do T Maddin, do CABrown, BR J Dry uns, city TB staley, BT sOLoughlin, CM sol Lewis, Carson city R McMurray, Cherokee J silver, Aubern WW Nichols. CH A silver). do KP tracy, Maples R J Brown; > do J Stead, do ss stivenson, LV TP Otis, Mooney F ——BR Green wood.\G H Duaton, Moores J Monhan, London J Corna, do P Fielu, F creek J Welch, do A Jenkias, R erce wn a = BIRTHs > awe x

C nis, county By virtue of on ex from the court of Ira 2th, A.D. 1862, to eatisfy by said Stanley on the 20th D. ee. Peis aes, ng B. against ayhon, for the sum 6 and §% dollars debt, int rests, dam costeof suit. I have taken in execution aad will sell to the migmans Netiee for cash at Wool sey 8 Flat. Nevada county, the follewing pro rty—all the right, title and interest of Peter ayhon in apd to the Pioneer Diggings, being situated on Woolsey’s Flat, Nevads county, on ‘Tuesday, the 28th day of October, a. p., ‘a0y, bei ween the hours of 9 o’clock a. M., and 4 p M., Ofsaid day. Taken as the property of Peter Mayhon, to eatisfly the abeve demands and acoT Srtlesenae tend thiatoen de yitneas my Us ¥ of sertember A. D, Tee, 0. D, BOBCOCK constabl>, nia, coun y of Nevada, Eureka township. xs. By viriut ofan execution to me delivered, issued from the court of fra stenle . Ksq., an acting Justice of the Peace, in and er the county afi r> a this city, en the 2d inst., to the wife of Mr. Busseniua, a son. judgment : endered fsebtember, a Barry and orty-tive said. bearing date Sept. 25th, 1°62, to Hy jes i ed cet Pepe Jae ee Sines Pitagerad for the sum of Niece . MRS. W.H. LEIGHTON : bright face at the window is surely better . . and . thoroughly an NEVADA THEATRE! Prompter Oder eeneneeteee Wis F as cekbns od dnsesane Oe ee ee ssneeee erful company from pear at the above place ms On Saturday Evening, Oct. 4. ne will ai with the ele‘NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS Miss Mark Mortimer. with songs, Mrs. Leighton supported by the whole Troupe. Comic REE a gga Mr. Woodhull To be followed by the charming comedy of the Bonnie Fish Wife! Supported by the whole Troupe. Favorite Danee,...-.. Mrs, A. H. Perry. After which the ever popular Farce wriften expreasiy for Mra. W. i Leighton, and as iS by her for uy wards of 100 nights, entiti‘The Fool of the Family Betty sunders, with the celebrated Langhing song, ‘ Keme Kimo.” and duct with zeb—Mre. W. H. Leighton. supported by the whole Troupe. a® 7% o’cloek; Curtain rises at 8 Doors precisely, Admission, ONE DOLLAR. cr .$100 Rew ard—Forany ease of Sypliilis, in any stage, which DR. LE RICH BAL’S GOLL EN BALSAM fails tucure. No comment ix necessry upen this medicin , it stands entirely upon its own unequaled merits’; it has cured thousands who have wastrd handeume fortunes, and will eure thousands more. Golden Balsam No. . for first and second stages, such a8 sores upon the legs or other parts of the body, sere eyes, ete. ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiary, Mercurial and Sphilitie Rheuma tism. . Price, $5 per bottie ; upon receipt of this sum_we will ship to any part of tie State.— ’ NoTic“. —We have no agents for this medicine, and are sole proprietors and manufaeturers. All orders nrust be directed to us to obtain the genuine. Ot serve -well the manufagturer’s name upon each Inside label We guarrantee a per“feet and lastifg eure. RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers. Wheiesale and Reiail Druggiste, Corner of Clay and Sansome sts.. Sen Fran isco, Also, Svie Agents fur the celebrated sPANISH ANTIDOTE, @ preparation never known to tion, Gravel, and all Urinary dera ments. one genuine without our cireular of Golden Balsam wrapped around the bottle. _ oclm3 wr £4 To the Miners, Wechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes . & The andersigned take this method of informing you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, wi'las extensive and beantiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. ing for Failand Winter wear, also with a large assortmentof Boots and Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sell,and wil sellat reduced prices, whatever is desired inthe aboveline. Calland see 8, HAAS & CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial Sts., Aug 30th, Nevada. ee ninemsn Pacific Mail Steamship Co. = = ee or coomeiioe will i > dispatched in the month of a i Uetober, 1862: October ist. SONORA, WF. Lapidge, Com'r. October lith, CONST(TUTION, J.T. Watkins, Commander. October 2ist, St. LOUIS,——— , Commander, From Folsom St. Wharf,at 9 o’elock, A.M. For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama te Aspinw . ) the Panama Railroad Company and from /+pmwal!to New York bv the Atlantic aud babies — a * i 8, : W.F. BABCOCK, { 4sente. Cor. Sacramento & L idéesdorfl sts. San Franc isco BAD BREATH Isoften caused by Defective Teeth DR. O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! it permanently located in Nevada. and will be . found always ready to perform o tions efficiently. Artificial h inserted on gold. ativan er hand rubber vulcanite tates. teeth filled with pure gold, : orcement, by which decay }s arrested and the Peth rreserved. All work warranted. OFFICE—In Kelsey’s building. over Block & Co’s sto y corner of Pine and Commercial streets, Nevaddeity, California Oct. Ist, 1862.—th_ ; ~~ SERENGTHEN TH YSrE SS best means of imparting vi to the down frame and shattered constit n. which has been javented or discevered, is pro to the feeble on both sexes and ail ages in DR HOSTETTEER'S Stomach Bitters.™~ Debility, from whatever cause arising, may be cured ; strenght, in whatever manner it ma have wasted. may be restored by the use of this HERMANN ERNST, a *. over Charles ey oung's Jewelry sore werful and heathful inv . For indigesfon and all its meg effects. bodily and mental, pow A are a posi epecitic.—Sold Druggists dealersA 4 oelmt Montgomery st., San Frencisco. WIRE ROPE iS 1456 PERCENT CHEAPER. — any other Roepe . eth, it from FouR to sIxbe Because, it is less than ONE-HALF the Diameter, and only one-stxTH of the BULK ! : ssp tony po ache Times the strength of the tame size of the HEMP ROPE ! BS aoeee: pepo orsHRINK, in or wet weather,‘ we Shs. . mee, doce net Amsone WATER, and double its original. we1teuT . ' abaeeel taniuaie as PLIABLE 88 theether rope ire Rope is the oxvLY kiND of rope that ean be used pd ea po han Ms ing from deep shafts planest R , Derrick Guy Re Ferry. we. he’ Pheer who have om oven See Weekes a trial, will Use No OTHER; at any price. reuiars giving sealea of weights and astreny the, prices, testimonials, &c. will be for warded by os aes manufactures, or their »gents throughout the State. : é Aso. HALLIDIE & CO., 412 Clay st. Krancisco. W. H. CRAWFORD, Agent at Nevada. : eet7m3 Cream of the Joke! > itis CREAM LAGER BEER, f From the Philadelphia Brewery, San Francis<o For sale ou Dranght. °-) 4 A. BR. JENKINS. National Exchange Saloon. Nevada, Sept. 13th. +4! Field’s Steamed Oysters. MK. A. PAELD, Baltimore, whese dysters have long en. joyed the highest rebmtation in this market, has recently invented an entirely new precess, of packing which possesses every advantage over the one. that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scolloped or FantyRoasted--in factcooked in any manner adapted to those just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain their sweetmess, after the can is cut, lonf ger than secured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and — for sale by al! the Grocery Job‘bersin San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, EXPRESS. I WILL hereafier ran my Express Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dor Chalk Bias, You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. .iberty Hill, Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill te Dutch Flat . 1 letters, papers and delia TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Treasurer's Office, Nevada, Sept. 8, 1862. AL, Warrants dra the General Fund A of the Count , and fegletered print te Thee 1. 1850. will be on at ; en all ened we wate ong + ean advertia ed for presentation will cease with this date. E.G. WAITE, Treasurer. oe TO BE SOLD! interest fp a first class, paying ReEsTarRAAT in this city. No better chance ill : wes X. ¥. Nevada — ReLEIVED Tis Day, « large lot . mess and Shape of the Oyster /— NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT. he 1g 4 . serves the natural flaver, fresh. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDay. . ft i Shotv Sacra that t larcet “all oti Office they \ an «lk much ie My mann ‘are de ters i Tr beck, Fiat, the D follow we he “ Birkb ended of it. woul street sever proce bowie atabb at ing w woul nately / wourd. ted in beck . tered this d. duing by his out to verge of age . purpe Fores ley, ir Fores Yank ‘down