October 4, 1861 (4 pages)

URE Ae Me » Esq., house, vr a Ma etts, cs, Ce Sireet, DE ALre. Lead to order m7-tf ¥ have nish the h Ice duhand ‘KE, CMPIRE Nevada, Our ICE s8 Valley al-tf . TORE. LARGE ‘GOODS t, and vionsisting ARE, DDS, SHOES, RY, Ete.," MINER’S a country line will ral bofore LAP purchased Ve EEN, DLAUFF ould inlarge that OWN HOUBLIC, proved and ig been enr of years, ay favor me ible. jy24tf EL, RIETOR. ity. OR = Ho fees call iii AVing entirely = of the y in a supeall plied E BAR will je6-tf DR SALE. dence, at the n the City of is comtorta rauged. The nclosed, and 8. consisting par, A pried . HUPP. ys ON 3 Cigars rS, jis *« aloen prictors. ‘day Eveswhite ivory 0. The finder ia Office. au20 =~ RS\! med a\ReX es to form a hed to one of \ teers. Patri9 defend their rward and en© the underWhen a suffithe Company city, organize k. 4 le 'CHISSONaS \ \ 4 \ \ with it; it would be difficult to explain why = but its observance, on last Sunday, was inor somewhere’ else. “We think that the war n the other side is-at the bottom of it; people have no patience with each other; they ill béar no contradiction, but stand ready, on the contrary,-to coerce whoever opposes hem. The Sunday Law, too, has much to do aigurated with a fight, and every subsequent day, so far, ha’ been more or less marked for some sort ef disturbance. A chap from Blue Tent, yesterday. morning, steod at the corner of Broad_and Pine, declaring he was a rebel, and making any amount of hostile demonstrations. When we got there he had his coat off. and appeared satisfied of his ability to thrash all the Union men in the country, as he said he was a “ pistel and bowie knife fighter.” Fortunately for him he was drunk, and all the Union men around him were sober. It is to. be hoped that this state of feeling will soon leave our community, and that the public mind may soon resume its wonted placidity. HARRIMAN’S LECTURES.—A. very worthy and intellectual citizen of this State, Mr. M W. Harriman, has been delivering lectures in mary of the principal towns te large-and interested audiences. Some three sears since Mr. Harriman became afflicted with a disease of the eyes which resulted in totn) blindness. In order to procure the means of sustaining existence, under this dresdful calamity, he has been induced te employ his talents asa lecturer. He is now in Nevada and will deliver a lecture in the Baptist Church on Monday evening next; subject “ America av the Pacific Coast.” Our citizens, on that ecea-: sion, will have the double advantage of enJjoying an intellectual treat, and contributing to the necessities of » worthy man. al CHINESF FUNERAL.—Ah Sing, the China, ian who was shot by Searls, Monday even. large body of his countrymen’ ‘and countrywomen. Along the route, taken by the funeral cortage, vast numbers of joss papers were scattered, bearing symbolical attestations to the high character of the departed. “Ah Sing, it is said, was a very worthy. as well as intelligent, Chinaman. He spoke . English fluently, and his good conduct and courteous manners made him many friends among our citizens. Joun Rvan.—If this gentleman, who is a native of Tipperary, Ireland, has resided in California, for two years, and came to Nevada county about three months since, will report himself at th e National Exchange Hotel, of this city, he will learn something very agreéable to his feelings. SALR OF FuRNITURE.—We call the at tention of our renders to the sale of farniture advertised in our columns to come off at the residence of Col Whitmar: The furniture to be sold, comprising a piano, is of the best quality, and purchasers will find no better chance. ; Youne Man, Pay ATTENTION!—Den’t be a loafer, don’t eall yonrself a joafer, den’ t keep a loafers’ company, and don’t hang about loafing places. Better work hard for nothing and board yourself, than sit around,. day after day, or stand at corners with “your hands in your pockets. Better for your own mind, better for your prospects Bustle about means to have anything t4 bustle for. ‘Many a poor physician hase obtained a real patient by riding) ard to attend on an imaginary one. A-quire of blank poper, tied up wit) red tap", carried under a lawyer’s arm, may precure tim hia first ease and make his fortune. Quit groaning andcomplaining, and keep busy and mind your chances. aX The English travelers complain that they are so much hurried in our hotels, and so little in our stage roaches. An Irish traveler took a . different view 6f the case. Honest Pat came in _at one o’clock. end was called up in half an hour. o* Aud what wiil ye charge for the lodging 2” ‘* Twenty-five cents,”? was the reply“s sure it was kind of ye to call me'so airly ; oat of twenty shots fi nineteen hit a target eighth of the weight of the projectile turget, four feet thick and eight*fect long, was made of live-gak seasoned logs, squared and bolted together by inch bolts, held by screw nite. tauge of 450 yarda; it struck in the center, pene breaking all the bolts and bersorer a space of fifty yards. target, plated with half-inch wrought-iron plate, was treated in the etration being only two inches fess. claimed that this shell can be made as cheap as the long spherical shell. been a steady fight ing fre neat “Freeman’s Meeting Day, of the State election is called. Money is freély on both sides, and New b a THE BarTLe FIELD A FORTNIGHT AFren THE FiGuT.—Under the above head a correspondent-of the Cincinnati Gazette, who visited Springfield, gives the followlng incredible account : There still remain about seventy-five or one fundred unburied bodies upon the field of battle, besides a large number of herses. The bodies are in every instance those of Federal soldiers, and are generally lying upon hoard gravelly ridges. the bollows, or where the ground was soft, have been hid from view. ing from the fie is not us overpowering 1s might be supposed. With a single exception, every faze has turned is black asan Ethjop’s, and that one, strange to say, persists in retaining its Cireassion characteristic. eral instances, the visitor can distinctly see where wounded men have dragged themaclces trom the places where they fell to the shade afforded by t exia.the field, an tide of life ebbing away, and no kind hand to administer so trifling a thing as a cup of water, for the want of which they were famishing, they aid thein down to die. England ram‘is distributed ing Democrat, among o the next day’s struggle ram ‘in a building near night *fi ‘store Ani pecting that they we morning they were arres thus early in the batt ted their Representative on the fifth by thirteen majority. red from a9 pounder, 20 by 40 feet, and out The A shell was fired from the distrating about two feet and exploding, scuttermg the timA. similar same way, the pent is Those who fell in The stench arisIn sevfew scrubby oak bushhere, with the crimson _ Aw ELecTIon INCIDENT IN VeRMONT.—~ There ie a town in orange county. Vermont, where the Democrats and Republicans are ing, was consigned to the grave, ye so evenly aumbered that it is impossible to Sia every d sb t a mRERTS LVORRCEADY tell which party is strongest till the ballot y y demonstration of respect, by 8] box.is tueeed. For many years there has sed pretty freely. <A lead , placed a barrel o the town house. Tha ve good Republicans re watched. Early nex ut were bailed in season tu vote. nd $50 to be released, but the balic of the Gila, near the point where New River tukes its water from the Celo rado, and where hay bag been sometimes cut to supply Fort Yuma, a secession camp has been formed, This is the general rendezvous, and to this place these armed travelers ure now. hurryinv. Temporary sapptigs have been providel at that place tor their subsistence. Military @nd*commissary stores at that have been shipped from San Francisco. a men will co-operate with an expected army of invasion from the cast, capture and besie .¢ Tort Yuma, and march upon this part of the State whenever the resident rebels here, pared the people and their plans, signal for revolt; or they will terpise that may be dete having pre sbull give the engage in any en mined apon athead quarters. hands tied behind him, who directly pick up hie head and put it on his shoulders the right place. “Ha, an, ba could ge p*ck up his head when were vied behind him 7” if I had slept til] morning 1’d not had the money %0 pay the bill.” j 2 —— rough-and-tumble fight Sutten caught . oven, with which he struek Wilson for Repteseutative, lastm the duy afterone election till the ” as the day ther preparations for broke into the d carried away the rum, little susted for the robbery, One of the number has offered to restore the rum § Democrat would eauwent to nothing of the sort. “ Notwithstanding the loss of their ammunition le. the Democrats elecThe Alta’s Los Angeles correspondent oint hese , ~ . ea Aa [rishman addicted to telling queer stories, says he saw «man beheaded with his ” gaid a bystander, ‘how his hands ensued, during which cover of a Dutch bake up the iron several times uire them will TRIC BATHS, w viccable in Chronic Rhe' “1 Daily . rauseript. which has attended the experimes s inade . Butte Record gives the particulars of a. terHOME MATTERS. an oblong iron exse, cylindrical for ‘half its . sownete this county, om the 18th a En POrA treatment. Thi aeannagdian length, und conical at the point, where it has . William Wilson, was no seve ajured_ that ei st TENT, five mil 3 ie For the last four ‘or five days the . » percussion fuse which explodes it on strik. he died on , the a the facts, . vada, in a be nea Watches care! wn hasbeen uncommonly noisy ; indeed, the pent tT , exterior iron surface is coated eusedaat held & pease ie ion tients ae 7 Boag eon era . te: ol an hg itmosphere seems loaded with musses. Peowith au alloy intended to be so soft as not to . named Jack Sutton, and had threatened his life personal attention td the Ladies who may be: ee eens = . abrade the metal of the gun, and yet so hard . jp consequence, ‘The parties met at a cabin OD . come inmates of the institution and intelligent q ii runk are ready to peal off at the drop of a ‘he alloy is put ¢n so as te make the shell . @@ A + oe . sary services to genticmes. Itis n ens toad: } as all ij ia . sat. What is this to be attributed to? Is fit ie grooves accurately, and to give ® vagal vom tae . vi sae you," or words Es want peg wae to the advantages oancdgy rod the HydsoSTOCK OF CLOTHI NG ; + a My ing of the projection on the shell against the . Sutton was unarmed, aud remonatrated with Wil. o¢¢ inent physicisns are now furnin : : ; i 6 sign of good Ramee coming YF ni grooves of the gun for nearly tworthirds of . son, begring for oe od gd ny barge thelr’ attention te this. subject. Many chronie IN TEE STATE. hange had taken ‘place a week: sooner it! the length of the shell. At the base the shell, . Sroge nim.” He then nie within bat won ar . diacaaes which have reaed go. this ineehod 5 an AT CHEAP JOHNS, — might have been laid to the account of the. Wlyel: there has a beveled edge,’ has, when . sutton aud picked up his rifle, which was standaf Sonny have many maladies penclarte Ficlets é ee wes utuimnal equinox, but as this took place pie by i ae pan, ing 2 go inissdy the gua eB4pPiag in the oP bens saree UT es care had ier wenee-vee af Ww. HR. CRAWE ORD & CO., ome ten ays ago, the cause, must be looked . essary ty prevent windge. At2,000 yards, . Geavorin to wrest away the rifle A svufile or feoene. ana Beem athibs atients hier cases sas GENERAL reaibeA In: oo be furnished with the ELEChich have been found so serumatism, and other distember 22d, Wade H. Johnson, of Calaverus county, whilst hunting on the San Antonio’ ridge in that county, shot three full grown deer at one shot and with one bullet. The Surgeon: ~ : re! Broad Street—first house above Chureh, Nevada. Homeopathic Medicines and August 25th, 1861--tf UILDING MATERIALS, :PEN-B TER’S TOOLS, Agrienitural ana Snag lements, Blacksmith Cordage, ty owder, Duck, cte., etc. : Sept. 6—tf 8 Tools, Co t the old stand Nie MAIN SRKE®, NEVADA. — ot forty shots by a 24 pounder,.thirty-one hit ¥ 2 ° .on the head, mashing in his skull, and even layding. : the same_ target at the same distance. At] ing pare the brain. rhe frigetful wotnd thas “Tre ot One ewe 480 go O25 per. week. oN an elevation of thirty-five degree’, a range of . made, resulted-in death, as_above stated. in advance. No extra charges of any kind. jevott . over four and a half miles was attained, the . jury of inquest eummoned b eee Woodmen cartridge used ‘contajaing but one half the orretarned a verdict of just eo homishde. J. 8S. NICHOLS, M. D., dinary service charge of powder, or oneA SPLENDID SuoT—-On Tuesday, ‘SepOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ATH the Methodist . Medicine Cases, for sale by Dr. Nichols. a first one struck was hit in the neck and fell dead in its tracks; the aeoond was struck in the heart and ran about fifty yards ; the third was so badly wounded thet Johnsen, by following half a mile, got another shot atat and “bagged his game,” S mi do ha > A man was knocked down in Horse+ tion, and-no one has complained. / that hae been Ww ll inl hi : on aR EO ONE a cd. with Galiformia Gold or. rem men teed ome ie ap ange cet one al town for harrabing for Jeff. Davis. Silver Foil, Cefnent, , ete Tee inserted on Wor sale hv : a ee BOND & co. ¢ pivot when the root or fang ig not too much deCorner of Batter: & Clay st. cayed. -He will wait on Ladiés at their homes, . ’ April 13-6m 2 Les te The last vutgoing Pony canied 389 letters. & DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, . visit them again. every.one should form the most sk towns, and his work has given general . when it is desired, 7 go Charges about thesame asin the Kaatern States. ws i au2e-20n* “THE LARCEST STORE CHEAP JORNS, 55,57 & 50 Pine ét, IN THE STATE. URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENT would give notice to his man friends in the ging towns of California tha he will soon The Dr. is well-kKeown and atronize him, as he can perlful operations that is to be: ne in ‘Dentistry. For the past two years Me s been in Grass Valley, Nevada and pprcared acFOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Gaaran of Ship, and are aatisfied, if it is given a heretofore RUSSELL MILL DUCK, teed Equal if mot superior to. Lawrence Duck, E are now ia lar rec--ipt of this favorite ay et sinaet: every cn trial c TT IE ee To Consumers cf CaXifbrnia Wines. Our Native Wines have been mucti prejudiced in this and otlier markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles” vintage, These cheap compounds are being offered to ‘the publie’ at almost any price, and are industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of styles until INDIAN QUE C*: erally, ‘that they h will k it well LIQUORS and CIGARS. ea They also have one of the beat BILLIARD ABLES in the mountains. mi8-tf A. B. CARLEY.“ FRANK HALL, EN SALOON, . 9 Commercial Street, Y & HALL take this method of intheir friends and the public.gen ave taken the above place and stocked with FIN ie WINES ARLE / formin our citizens have despaired of qbtaining a gen uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to Know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttiog upsome of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines*of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Witten. We wish likewise to call the attention Of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo:t delicious Beverage axd Tonic. Far sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug. hout the State. ~ Depot—No. Francisco. 801 Montgomery street, San : ap 23--3m > i La VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitala have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Franociagg; ii the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure, Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS,: experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their vrateful acknow!ledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who aro in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using DR. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HBALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-#m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. a eaicac eee alte eee FASHION RESTAURANT. . COMMERCIAL ST. { t t ot cat says : ; =. At a place called Grass Camp, on the Colo QL ormrietainns lati ity rado River, 20 for 30 miles below the mouth CHAS. B. IRISH " é cats san Pbepeleser —— AVING resumed proprietorsh.p of this well known ‘Restaurant 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in a style te suit thw tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keepthe “‘ FASHION” as a firatclass restaurant, and as such I recommend it to the people of the city :and the county at large, Those persons who relish a GOOD } EAL will do well to ‘‘ call and see’ for themselves Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf ir Hall’s Sarsapari Potass,gs purely as represented, atrict accordance with pharmaceuti and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits. -Mereury and Arsenic, which cannet be said of any other known. preparation of itskind. Aga ood and reliable a alterative, it is nnequaled, LE preven removes from the system, all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, ead and Araenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Kheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sares, Salt Rheum. Gout. Te lla and fodide o1 and made in eal formula, ed in di Saturday the 17th of have on hand a large q anda complete assortmen ing Gas. All such persons lations, by signing the regiater. Company, $10,00. sented for collection until Gas CAS! CAS!!! CAS!!! JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, American Beef, Pork and Mutton, city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. CENTRE MARKET Ne, 13, Commercial Street. f f 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of r MEATS DELIVERET in any part of the evada. February 1, 1861-tf HE Nevada Gas Company give notice that Gas will be turned into the street maius on August. The Company uantity of service pipe t of fixtures which they for all desirous of burnure requested to call ta the rules. and reguare prepared to put up t the office and subscribe 'The following is the tariff of charges :~ Price of Gag per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre n’all cases where the entire fitting is done by the LEWIS BROTHERS,SEGARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, J. LEWIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ere Ss. LEWIS, San Franctsco. Nevada. Carson City. July 27, 1841-tf When otherwise, introduction and netting OTICE TO LADIES.—The 1 ond Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. oile ea ever offered for \ounPrice of fixtures according to kind required. tains, is kept constantly on hantl snd te by N. B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be pregl2 Street Drug ; is turned on. Per drder of ‘Trusteea, ; di. 8. KANEEN, al2 Superintendent ‘Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOOW, A. R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING OPENED A SALOON AT a Grass Valley I would inform the citizens of Nevada that they wilt fmi the best Liquors, Wine, Cigars. etc., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. August 13, 18°1-tf JUST RECEIVED! —— A Large Assortment of i WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, Machinery Oils and Camphene, At Gibb's Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No, 69 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aubs ti THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOBNS. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! on TILAT desirable Real Estato known as the. POLKA. and now occupied by the Lafayette Bakery, on Broad street,. & Newman’s. next dvor above Weaver the ewner inFae house is = rented, and . if tending to leave the country e pro w Leos at a bargain. Apply to JBiche, Watchmaker, Broad street, two doors above the mt Le0—~The Billiard and Coffee Saloon, known as the ** CAFR NATIONAL,” on Broad st., two doors above the Baker << SOE aN an excellent Billiard Table, Bar Room tures, Decorationa, and every thing necessary to curry on snteadi For Washington, Alpha‘and Omega. DAILY STACE LINE. Six HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, S eee the euanames = ¢ . NOV: Orelock, A, M., and Arrives at Was at 12° M, Returning--The stage leaves WASHIN “a at 7o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada, a 10 @’clock A.M. “et Pergona wishing to visit any of the above named points and go with security, they will consult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. [ would also m thanks to the traveling public for ei they have patropised line, and will assure them that it will Pda ee ‘wish manner in which ta contribute to their comfort w travel with me. I have in my % one of best and most careful drivers in! tate. : LEW MORKILL, Proprietor. June 4, 1861-tf ; JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor, of Broad and Pine Streets, -NEVADA CITY. RE cons ANTLY RECEIVING A new and’ styles of SPRING AND AUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. DES. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, orpenof Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, Ntssecs Sa all wishing our servicea thas WE ARE PREP*RED to atte ithose favoring us with 4 call, at all’ hours. feetb after teavier become sensitive by exposure’ of the nerve will be filled. without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT, ALL work e is Office, to be rformodin a MORK — Done at thi we pe “ SKILLFUL MANNER, anid bette given, that eleewhere in this bs ogee otherwise.no chatge will he made. Our charger are moderate, te suit the times. Weare permanently located in we March 4, Southerp wool if we can’t get their cotton, “And sure what a purty foo} you are,” iar. said Pag! “and couldn’t he pick it up with — hap yom oty teed wey Keep. his teeth ? To ould Nick with your both. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and eration’’ —-~< ; : diseases arising from the impure state of the 8 ; ow an =o &7" Doubts may. weaken .astrong position, but . potass, For sale everywhere, for ONE DOLredoubts always strergthen s weak ene. LAR; Six battles sent by express toany address or Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, MAKING THE THING EVEN.—We can get . all's Sareaper ea a = co Noa. 531 and 532 Clay st., San the business. ALSO — A W *% Tools and Stand, conn cted W he above wiil be sold at @ t Oe Shop y at J, MICHEL’S bee 6 mania . Broad strect, Novada, 2

URE Ae Me » Esq., house, vr a Ma etts, cs, Ce Sireet, DE ALre. Lead to order m7-tf ¥ have nish the h Ice duhand ‘KE, CMPIRE Nevada, Our ICE s8 Valley al-tf . TORE. LARGE ‘GOODS t, and vionsisting ARE, DDS, SHOES, RY, Ete.," MINER’S a country line will ral bofore LAP purchased Ve EEN, DLAUFF ould inlarge that OWN HOUBLIC, proved and ig been enr of years, ay favor me ible. jy24tf EL, RIETOR. ity. OR = Ho fees call iii AVing entirely = of the y in a supeall plied E BAR will je6-tf DR SALE. dence, at the n the City of is comtorta rauged. The nclosed, and 8. consisting par, A pried . HUPP. ys ON 3 Cigars rS, jis *« aloen prictors. ‘day Eveswhite ivory 0. The finder ia Office. au20 =~ RS\! med a\ReX es to form a hed to one of \ teers. Patri9 defend their rward and en© the underWhen a suffithe Company city, organize k. 4 le 'CHISSONaS \ \ 4 \ \ with it; it would be difficult to explain why = but its observance, on last Sunday, was inor somewhere’ else. “We think that the war n the other side is-at the bottom of it; people have no patience with each other; they ill béar no contradiction, but stand ready, on the contrary,-to coerce whoever opposes hem. The Sunday Law, too, has much to do aigurated with a fight, and every subsequent day, so far, ha’ been more or less marked for some sort ef disturbance. A chap from Blue Tent, yesterday. morning, steod at the corner of Broad_and Pine, declaring he was a rebel, and making any amount of hostile demonstrations. When we got there he had his coat off. and appeared satisfied of his ability to thrash all the Union men in the country, as he said he was a “ pistel and bowie knife fighter.” Fortunately for him he was drunk, and all the Union men around him were sober. It is to. be hoped that this state of feeling will soon leave our community, and that the public mind may soon resume its wonted placidity. HARRIMAN’S LECTURES.—A. very worthy and intellectual citizen of this State, Mr. M W. Harriman, has been delivering lectures in mary of the principal towns te large-and interested audiences. Some three sears since Mr. Harriman became afflicted with a disease of the eyes which resulted in totn) blindness. In order to procure the means of sustaining existence, under this dresdful calamity, he has been induced te employ his talents asa lecturer. He is now in Nevada and will deliver a lecture in the Baptist Church on Monday evening next; subject “ America av the Pacific Coast.” Our citizens, on that ecea-: sion, will have the double advantage of enJjoying an intellectual treat, and contributing to the necessities of » worthy man. al CHINESF FUNERAL.—Ah Sing, the China, ian who was shot by Searls, Monday even. large body of his countrymen’ ‘and countrywomen. Along the route, taken by the funeral cortage, vast numbers of joss papers were scattered, bearing symbolical attestations to the high character of the departed. “Ah Sing, it is said, was a very worthy. as well as intelligent, Chinaman. He spoke . English fluently, and his good conduct and courteous manners made him many friends among our citizens. Joun Rvan.—If this gentleman, who is a native of Tipperary, Ireland, has resided in California, for two years, and came to Nevada county about three months since, will report himself at th e National Exchange Hotel, of this city, he will learn something very agreéable to his feelings. SALR OF FuRNITURE.—We call the at tention of our renders to the sale of farniture advertised in our columns to come off at the residence of Col Whitmar: The furniture to be sold, comprising a piano, is of the best quality, and purchasers will find no better chance. ; Youne Man, Pay ATTENTION!—Den’t be a loafer, don’t eall yonrself a joafer, den’ t keep a loafers’ company, and don’t hang about loafing places. Better work hard for nothing and board yourself, than sit around,. day after day, or stand at corners with “your hands in your pockets. Better for your own mind, better for your prospects Bustle about means to have anything t4 bustle for. ‘Many a poor physician hase obtained a real patient by riding) ard to attend on an imaginary one. A-quire of blank poper, tied up wit) red tap", carried under a lawyer’s arm, may precure tim hia first ease and make his fortune. Quit groaning andcomplaining, and keep busy and mind your chances. aX The English travelers complain that they are so much hurried in our hotels, and so little in our stage roaches. An Irish traveler took a . different view 6f the case. Honest Pat came in _at one o’clock. end was called up in half an hour. o* Aud what wiil ye charge for the lodging 2” ‘* Twenty-five cents,”? was the reply“s sure it was kind of ye to call me'so airly ; oat of twenty shots fi nineteen hit a target eighth of the weight of the projectile turget, four feet thick and eight*fect long, was made of live-gak seasoned logs, squared and bolted together by inch bolts, held by screw nite. tauge of 450 yarda; it struck in the center, pene breaking all the bolts and bersorer a space of fifty yards. target, plated with half-inch wrought-iron plate, was treated in the etration being only two inches fess. claimed that this shell can be made as cheap as the long spherical shell. been a steady fight ing fre neat “Freeman’s Meeting Day, of the State election is called. Money is freély on both sides, and New b a THE BarTLe FIELD A FORTNIGHT AFren THE FiGuT.—Under the above head a correspondent-of the Cincinnati Gazette, who visited Springfield, gives the followlng incredible account : There still remain about seventy-five or one fundred unburied bodies upon the field of battle, besides a large number of herses. The bodies are in every instance those of Federal soldiers, and are generally lying upon hoard gravelly ridges. the bollows, or where the ground was soft, have been hid from view. ing from the fie is not us overpowering 1s might be supposed. With a single exception, every faze has turned is black asan Ethjop’s, and that one, strange to say, persists in retaining its Cireassion characteristic. eral instances, the visitor can distinctly see where wounded men have dragged themaclces trom the places where they fell to the shade afforded by t exia.the field, an tide of life ebbing away, and no kind hand to administer so trifling a thing as a cup of water, for the want of which they were famishing, they aid thein down to die. England ram‘is distributed ing Democrat, among o the next day’s struggle ram ‘in a building near night *fi ‘store Ani pecting that they we morning they were arres thus early in the batt ted their Representative on the fifth by thirteen majority. red from a9 pounder, 20 by 40 feet, and out The A shell was fired from the distrating about two feet and exploding, scuttermg the timA. similar same way, the pent is Those who fell in The stench arisIn sevfew scrubby oak bushhere, with the crimson _ Aw ELecTIon INCIDENT IN VeRMONT.—~ There ie a town in orange county. Vermont, where the Democrats and Republicans are ing, was consigned to the grave, ye so evenly aumbered that it is impossible to Sia every d sb t a mRERTS LVORRCEADY tell which party is strongest till the ballot y y demonstration of respect, by 8] box.is tueeed. For many years there has sed pretty freely. <A lead , placed a barrel o the town house. Tha ve good Republicans re watched. Early nex ut were bailed in season tu vote. nd $50 to be released, but the balic of the Gila, near the point where New River tukes its water from the Celo rado, and where hay bag been sometimes cut to supply Fort Yuma, a secession camp has been formed, This is the general rendezvous, and to this place these armed travelers ure now. hurryinv. Temporary sapptigs have been providel at that place tor their subsistence. Military @nd*commissary stores at that have been shipped from San Francisco. a men will co-operate with an expected army of invasion from the cast, capture and besie .¢ Tort Yuma, and march upon this part of the State whenever the resident rebels here, pared the people and their plans, signal for revolt; or they will terpise that may be dete having pre sbull give the engage in any en mined apon athead quarters. hands tied behind him, who directly pick up hie head and put it on his shoulders the right place. “Ha, an, ba could ge p*ck up his head when were vied behind him 7” if I had slept til] morning 1’d not had the money %0 pay the bill.” j 2 —— rough-and-tumble fight Sutten caught . oven, with which he struek Wilson for Repteseutative, lastm the duy afterone election till the ” as the day ther preparations for broke into the d carried away the rum, little susted for the robbery, One of the number has offered to restore the rum § Democrat would eauwent to nothing of the sort. “ Notwithstanding the loss of their ammunition le. the Democrats elecThe Alta’s Los Angeles correspondent oint hese , ~ . ea Aa [rishman addicted to telling queer stories, says he saw «man beheaded with his ” gaid a bystander, ‘how his hands ensued, during which cover of a Dutch bake up the iron several times uire them will TRIC BATHS, w viccable in Chronic Rhe' “1 Daily . rauseript. which has attended the experimes s inade . Butte Record gives the particulars of a. terHOME MATTERS. an oblong iron exse, cylindrical for ‘half its . sownete this county, om the 18th a En POrA treatment. Thi aeannagdian length, und conical at the point, where it has . William Wilson, was no seve ajured_ that ei st TENT, five mil 3 ie For the last four ‘or five days the . » percussion fuse which explodes it on strik. he died on , the a the facts, . vada, in a be nea Watches care! wn hasbeen uncommonly noisy ; indeed, the pent tT , exterior iron surface is coated eusedaat held & pease ie ion tients ae 7 Boag eon era . te: ol an hg itmosphere seems loaded with musses. Peowith au alloy intended to be so soft as not to . named Jack Sutton, and had threatened his life personal attention td the Ladies who may be: ee eens = . abrade the metal of the gun, and yet so hard . jp consequence, ‘The parties met at a cabin OD . come inmates of the institution and intelligent q ii runk are ready to peal off at the drop of a ‘he alloy is put ¢n so as te make the shell . @@ A + oe . sary services to genticmes. Itis n ens toad: } as all ij ia . sat. What is this to be attributed to? Is fit ie grooves accurately, and to give ® vagal vom tae . vi sae you," or words Es want peg wae to the advantages oancdgy rod the HydsoSTOCK OF CLOTHI NG ; + a My ing of the projection on the shell against the . Sutton was unarmed, aud remonatrated with Wil. o¢¢ inent physicisns are now furnin : : ; i 6 sign of good Ramee coming YF ni grooves of the gun for nearly tworthirds of . son, begring for oe od gd ny barge thelr’ attention te this. subject. Many chronie IN TEE STATE. hange had taken ‘place a week: sooner it! the length of the shell. At the base the shell, . Sroge nim.” He then nie within bat won ar . diacaaes which have reaed go. this ineehod 5 an AT CHEAP JOHNS, — might have been laid to the account of the. Wlyel: there has a beveled edge,’ has, when . sutton aud picked up his rifle, which was standaf Sonny have many maladies penclarte Ficlets é ee wes utuimnal equinox, but as this took place pie by i ae pan, ing 2 go inissdy the gua eB4pPiag in the oP bens saree UT es care had ier wenee-vee af Ww. HR. CRAWE ORD & CO., ome ten ays ago, the cause, must be looked . essary ty prevent windge. At2,000 yards, . Geavorin to wrest away the rifle A svufile or feoene. ana Beem athibs atients hier cases sas GENERAL reaibeA In: oo be furnished with the ELEChich have been found so serumatism, and other distember 22d, Wade H. Johnson, of Calaverus county, whilst hunting on the San Antonio’ ridge in that county, shot three full grown deer at one shot and with one bullet. The Surgeon: ~ : re!

Broad Street—first house above Chureh, Nevada. Homeopathic Medicines and August 25th, 1861--tf UILDING MATERIALS, :PEN-B TER’S TOOLS, Agrienitural ana Snag lements, Blacksmith Cordage, ty owder, Duck, cte., etc. : Sept. 6—tf 8 Tools, Co t the old stand Nie MAIN SRKE®, NEVADA. — ot forty shots by a 24 pounder,.thirty-one hit ¥ 2 ° .on the head, mashing in his skull, and even layding. : the same_ target at the same distance. At] ing pare the brain. rhe frigetful wotnd thas “Tre ot One ewe 480 go O25 per. week. oN an elevation of thirty-five degree’, a range of . made, resulted-in death, as_above stated. in advance. No extra charges of any kind. jevott . over four and a half miles was attained, the . jury of inquest eummoned b eee Woodmen cartridge used ‘contajaing but one half the orretarned a verdict of just eo homishde. J. 8S. NICHOLS, M. D., dinary service charge of powder, or oneA SPLENDID SuoT—-On Tuesday, ‘SepOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ATH the Methodist . Medicine Cases, for sale by Dr. Nichols. a first one struck was hit in the neck and fell dead in its tracks; the aeoond was struck in the heart and ran about fifty yards ; the third was so badly wounded thet Johnsen, by following half a mile, got another shot atat and “bagged his game,” S mi do ha > A man was knocked down in Horse+ tion, and-no one has complained. / that hae been Ww ll inl hi : on aR EO ONE a cd. with Galiformia Gold or. rem men teed ome ie ap ange cet one al town for harrabing for Jeff. Davis. Silver Foil, Cefnent, , ete Tee inserted on Wor sale hv : a ee BOND & co. ¢ pivot when the root or fang ig not too much deCorner of Batter: & Clay st. cayed. -He will wait on Ladiés at their homes, . ’ April 13-6m 2 Les te The last vutgoing Pony canied 389 letters. & DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, . visit them again. every.one should form the most sk towns, and his work has given general . when it is desired, 7 go Charges about thesame asin the Kaatern States. ws i au2e-20n* “THE LARCEST STORE CHEAP JORNS, 55,57 & 50 Pine ét, IN THE STATE. URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENT would give notice to his man friends in the ging towns of California tha he will soon The Dr. is well-kKeown and atronize him, as he can perlful operations that is to be: ne in ‘Dentistry. For the past two years Me s been in Grass Valley, Nevada and pprcared acFOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Gaaran of Ship, and are aatisfied, if it is given a heretofore RUSSELL MILL DUCK, teed Equal if mot superior to. Lawrence Duck, E are now ia lar rec--ipt of this favorite ay et sinaet: every cn trial c TT IE ee To Consumers cf CaXifbrnia Wines. Our Native Wines have been mucti prejudiced in this and otlier markets by spurious mixtures and adulterations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles” vintage, These cheap compounds are being offered to ‘the publie’ at almost any price, and are industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of styles until INDIAN QUE C*: erally, ‘that they h will k it well LIQUORS and CIGARS. ea They also have one of the beat BILLIARD ABLES in the mountains. mi8-tf A. B. CARLEY.“ FRANK HALL, EN SALOON, . 9 Commercial Street, Y & HALL take this method of intheir friends and the public.gen ave taken the above place and stocked with FIN ie WINES ARLE / formin our citizens have despaired of qbtaining a gen uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to Know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttiog upsome of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines*of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Witten. We wish likewise to call the attention Of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itisa mo:t delicious Beverage axd Tonic. Far sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug. hout the State. ~ Depot—No. Francisco. 801 Montgomery street, San : ap 23--3m > i La VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitala have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Franociagg; ii the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent cure, Among the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months— every one of them have experienced the most beneficial results. The immense sale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS,: experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their vrateful acknow!ledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all who aro in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using DR. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HBALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-#m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. a eaicac eee alte eee FASHION RESTAURANT. . COMMERCIAL ST. { t t ot cat says : ; =. At a place called Grass Camp, on the Colo QL ormrietainns lati ity rado River, 20 for 30 miles below the mouth CHAS. B. IRISH " é cats san Pbepeleser —— AVING resumed proprietorsh.p of this well known ‘Restaurant 1 AM NOW FULLY PREPARED TO ENTERTAIN THE PEOPLE IN THE BEST STYLE AND AT MODERATE RATES. Game Suppers, Oysters, Lobsters, and all the good things in the market, furnished ata moments notice, and got up in a style te suit thw tastes of the greatest epicure. MEALS AT ALL HOURS. I intend to keepthe “‘ FASHION” as a firatclass restaurant, and as such I recommend it to the people of the city :and the county at large, Those persons who relish a GOOD } EAL will do well to ‘‘ call and see’ for themselves Nevada. Nov. 26, 1860-tf ir Hall’s Sarsapari Potass,gs purely as represented, atrict accordance with pharmaceuti and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits. -Mereury and Arsenic, which cannet be said of any other known. preparation of itskind. Aga ood and reliable a alterative, it is nnequaled, LE preven removes from the system, all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, ead and Araenic. For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Kheumatism, Scrofula, Old Sares, Salt Rheum. Gout. Te lla and fodide o1 and made in eal formula, ed in di Saturday the 17th of have on hand a large q anda complete assortmen ing Gas. All such persons lations, by signing the regiater. Company, $10,00. sented for collection until Gas CAS! CAS!!! CAS!!! JOHN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, American Beef, Pork and Mutton, city whenever desired, at rearonable rates. CENTRE MARKET Ne, 13, Commercial Street. f f 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county at large, that I have on hand and design keeping a large supply of r MEATS DELIVERET in any part of the evada. February 1, 1861-tf HE Nevada Gas Company give notice that Gas will be turned into the street maius on August. The Company uantity of service pipe t of fixtures which they for all desirous of burnure requested to call ta the rules. and reguare prepared to put up t the office and subscribe 'The following is the tariff of charges :~ Price of Gag per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street main to pipe of consumers including setting metre n’all cases where the entire fitting is done by the LEWIS BROTHERS,SEGARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, J. LEWIS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN ere Ss. LEWIS, San Franctsco. Nevada. Carson City. July 27, 1841-tf When otherwise, introduction and netting OTICE TO LADIES.—The 1 ond Price of pipe from metre, 30 cts. per foot. oile ea ever offered for \ounPrice of fixtures according to kind required. tains, is kept constantly on hantl snd te by N. B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be pregl2 Street Drug ; is turned on. Per drder of ‘Trusteea, ; di. 8. KANEEN, al2 Superintendent ‘Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOOW, A. R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING OPENED A SALOON AT a Grass Valley I would inform the citizens of Nevada that they wilt fmi the best Liquors, Wine, Cigars. etc., constantly on hand, and request them to call when visiting the Valley. August 13, 18°1-tf JUST RECEIVED! —— A Large Assortment of i WALL PAPER, PICTURES LOOKING CLASSES, KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, Machinery Oils and Camphene, At Gibb's Paint and Oil Store, New Brick Building, No, 69 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aubs ti THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOBNS. HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! on TILAT desirable Real Estato known as the. POLKA. and now occupied by the Lafayette Bakery, on Broad street,. & Newman’s. next dvor above Weaver the ewner inFae house is = rented, and . if tending to leave the country e pro w Leos at a bargain. Apply to JBiche, Watchmaker, Broad street, two doors above the mt Le0—~The Billiard and Coffee Saloon, known as the ** CAFR NATIONAL,” on Broad st., two doors above the Baker << SOE aN an excellent Billiard Table, Bar Room tures, Decorationa, and every thing necessary to curry on snteadi For Washington, Alpha‘and Omega. DAILY STACE LINE. Six HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U.S. Mail, S eee the euanames = ¢ . NOV: Orelock, A, M., and Arrives at Was at 12° M, Returning--The stage leaves WASHIN “a at 7o’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada, a 10 @’clock A.M. “et Pergona wishing to visit any of the above named points and go with security, they will consult their own interest and travel on the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. [ would also m thanks to the traveling public for ei they have patropised line, and will assure them that it will Pda ee ‘wish manner in which ta contribute to their comfort w travel with me. I have in my % one of best and most careful drivers in! tate. : LEW MORKILL, Proprietor. June 4, 1861-tf ; JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor, of Broad and Pine Streets, -NEVADA CITY. RE cons ANTLY RECEIVING A new and’ styles of SPRING AND AUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. DES. CHAPMAN & HATCH, Surgical and Mechanical Dentists, orpenof Bread and Pine streets, We would inform our friends, Ntssecs Sa all wishing our servicea thas WE ARE PREP*RED to atte ithose favoring us with 4 call, at all’ hours. feetb after teavier become sensitive by exposure’ of the nerve will be filled. without causing pain. WE WILL WARRANT, ALL work e is Office, to be rformodin a MORK — Done at thi we pe “ SKILLFUL MANNER, anid bette given, that eleewhere in this bs ogee otherwise.no chatge will he made. Our charger are moderate, te suit the times. Weare permanently located in we March 4, Southerp wool if we can’t get their cotton, “And sure what a purty foo} you are,” iar. said Pag! “and couldn’t he pick it up with — hap yom oty teed wey Keep. his teeth ? To ould Nick with your both. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and eration’’ —-~< ; : diseases arising from the impure state of the 8 ; ow an =o &7" Doubts may. weaken .astrong position, but . potass, For sale everywhere, for ONE DOLredoubts always strergthen s weak ene. LAR; Six battles sent by express toany address or Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, MAKING THE THING EVEN.—We can get . all's Sareaper ea a = co Noa. 531 and 532 Clay st., San the business. ALSO — A W *% Tools and Stand, conn cted W he above wiil be sold at @ t Oe Shop y at J, MICHEL’S bee 6 mania . Broad strect, Novada, 2