October 4, 1862 (4 pages)

Mat ‘Wonsuie —Thore is a strong ten~doney in'men te ruige the exponents of principles above the principles themsel ves—to . ‘their eatimation, every stricture upon the fotmer ia deveined a thrust nt the latter 5 aud dn ime the representa af algebraic formulate stand for the thing. ce present revolution sbounds in cases 4h. point. At the outset of the war, there _—\. ‘wae a.generous emulation in forwarding the _ eyieows of the Government, without reference fe the men by whem ite policy wis to be woren into history. Meaguces were everyling—men, nothing, bh of vthera, representing every apecies of p: lithen! und Feligidiis Views, thd every respectable g! doesn sovint life, were appointed tu inortnut positions with the entire concurrence Dike roi d on, and each prominent leider drew around him confiding admirers, who iw in their favorite the country's suvierur: . Phe Geoeralship of Fremont wan disteustody > His worsbippers vamediately saw -in im the only hopes of the Union, aud every ' hintof his removal was met withdark foreDodings of consequent defection'et the great Wi rth-Weat; and wheu the news of bis reoal went forth, there came the signs of wor McClellan, the Young Napoleon of Ameri6a—imnarched up the Pebinaula ut ‘the head of ve guilantan army as ever waved a banner. The nation rejoiced in the thought that Richmond must fall, and with it the apirit and hopes of the Soyth. A party— the worshipers of littl Me.—awuited not only victory to our arma, but the halo ot glory which was to surround their “Josh.” MeCicllan marched down the Peninsula— ae to hie military genius, we are met with “the sneering declaration, that partisanship has supplanted pitr otiem, and with MeClellan the nation must tall ane Away with such nonsense—it is repugnant to avery patriotic nnpulae-~unworthy to be the Shiboleth of intelligent men. It the Uniow, with its historic glories in the past, its fruition in the present, and its pro >see for the fuure, » not bigh above, And independent of any one man, then indeed we hove ne just eoveeption of ite value. We do not ncouse these stick ers for men of a want of patriotion; en the contrary, we doubt not they have the beat interest of the Federal cause at heart. But we do charge, that when they confound tie preaervation of the Union with the mil tary reputa tion of. Sigel, Banka, McClellan or Fremont, and deny the mght of oriticising the acte of Officers in the field lest fwith in the government be weakened, that they adopta course, which in the end 1s quite likely to prove sub. Vere ve of Union interests. We countenance no wanton or malicious attacks upon our generals; on the contrary we would shield them from all such. We would uphold them just 90 long as by so do. ing we think we are advancing the cause of the Uniou But experience alone ean demonstrate who ia best qualified to lead opr armies. Free are we, shall be guided by its dictates, shall command without blind idolatry, and condemn without malevolence. . a 3 Rerurxnep,—The San Fratcisco Journal gaye that Robert Anderson, Ex-Lieut. Govetnor of this State, has lately returned from an extended trip throughout the Dixie country. He left this region shortly after the breaking out of the rebellion, and hag had « qood taste of its working. It 1s believed that Anderson is now a Union man, as, to get out of Dixie he had to take the Confederate oath three times aud the Union oath four times. The majority of oaths being m favor of the Union, and Anderson being one who be. lieves in niagistfates, ho is of course for the ’ ‘Treasvke. Receiwrs ar tue Bay.— The Méreantile Gazette of Sept. 30th, says, “the reoripts of treasure at San Francisco frow the mines, during the week past, *, itive oQies by 4 species J Crasgan, Ww Wood,J Mullew, T Kuneen, rukamp, — T Bravermon, Sohn Harden, Jobn M-Sinteh,— John Hender, rr pad Burley, A Pailin, J Fredibekson, Joho Gill, J Stapp, A Taylor, . BU Waite, Mrs Waite, J Kendrick, . GOLD FLAT. John Mariah, Wim Neleon, John Macon, J vu Mooney,” Jobn Nelson, John Horton, “James Hardirg, f Jueob Deuler, Joseph Late, — Win Morish, John Puseve, John Rowe, W H Jenning, Joseph Allen, Robert Thomaa, Ww Splain, Win Johne, Juln Gilpin, Wim Rouse, Chas Boyer, Muthew Richard, H« McElvey, J P Wentworth, J M Taggart, Fred Carpenter, CU H Brainard, W H Weeks, 8 J Thomas, Jackson Culbert, John Eddy, Ww Frivk, Jobn Murphy, John Lawhead, Thea Brock, Jas McQ: illon, NEVADA. Jonathan Clark, AP Chureh, Spriker.& Co. W_Phimhoff, P Spanna, Wim Kohler, J M Hixon, ¥ Roux, BS Starr, Kent & MeKay, Mrs Neweumb, M 8. Hamilton, Jno C Findley, EW Toll, Dr Harrison, Win Bacigalupl, Mr Preston, Jin Daly, HW Cole, A Gault, C H Myer & Co. Chas Gove, M Cicute, 8 Clark, Le Cog, ping ar P Banner, L, Samuel, L Greenfield, Peri Scutti, Block & Go. D MeCurey, Nehmitheckeeider, H Horwitz, AH Hanson, J Colley, J Rosenthal, H E Galvin, Martin Conner, Chandler, W © Grove, J E Johnston, H Dhale, Sauwuel Clatter, J C Drahmer, Oscar Palmer, KE Hoagland, T F Drake, A Hamlis, BF Adams, 'M Coneklin, G W. Yant, EB Maybor rry, AR Takis,” Chiny& Colby, Chas McElvy, Robt Simmer s,—— Jno McAllister, A Rosenthal, W LSebaffer, Ly Phillips, ee Geo Keeney. J H Downing, J Downing, IJ Rolfe, . MH Funston, Jus Peirce, Frovk Schventelder, 8 ‘T Oates, W G Jenkiue, E P Larrabe, CH Horton, A Barton; A Brown, Wm R Coe, Chas Black, Geo E Turner, A Bryson, J Guede, *. John Hawke, 8 Horwitz, Bulacher, IL Levi, JI Sykes, WE Pressey, CW Foster, “TW ithington, Ov Chauvel, Joseph Broa, W D Long, Nat uiley, Chas Marsh, Holmes & Henry, an” Baker & Wywmvere, Jd W. Singer, BF Stokes, -F pramye, Jus Kelly, MD Biker. J N Jehneoa; DF Call, G #6 UCubberly, VL Smith, Weaver, Theodore Lampe, E Weias, “ E W Brown, E W: Bigeb ow, John Denslow, Chas Clint, US Gregory, John Hail, R Finminger, F gullet, . Minivhan & Flion, T B MeFurland, Auron Davis, W H Davidsoa, R Finnie, J D Jenkins, Bates & MeCormick, Tom Baldwin, Jas. Black, H C Mills, Hugha, ‘ 3 C Abbott, Wim Cox, Horace Hale, AS Leater, DS Hough, T Buckuer, J J Ott, F Gushin, W W Nichola, R H Raymond, JS Thompson, Sam Aiken, W H Andersen, Mrs Eliza Richardson, Geu Peabody, K W Suhr, AC Gove, T Hammond, Wi Stone, ~E B Geardy, L D Cohn, B Lachman, Geo M Wilson, Edwin MeGittigen, H Mockie, RB Roseman, F W Cnasell, Chas Pooksberry, LL. Knowles, F Wail, Chas Flanscomb, LW Preble, Fred Furth, Carley @ Hall, Dr O Pond. +. Frederick Dean, Chas Leavitt, J B Reehmond, RV Jones, E D Herrick, 8 W Grush, J E Johnsen, J ladding, ding richer ne it descends. met with a re» 1 in the history Presider t fense of the Republic, spouse which bas ne pa’ of Marylond, calied every man to the fivld who wus capable of bearing arms, and exhausted slmost every resource, tae young }men, the flawer and pride of our sister States, have rallied to their country’s stadard with an alucrity whieh must strike terror) to the hearts of traitorous arms, and assure those who lead this unhuly rebellion, that the ‘hour of their dowvfall ia at band, Although . Calitynnia is so tar from the scenes of strife ‘that her people are prevented from taking partin the war, the large sume given from her golden fields ta ameliorate the sufferings pot these:whe have been wounded on the } bloody field, will assure all that the great heart of the Golden State beats in unison j with theirs, and that every energy of our peaple, every resource of the State. is ready to be offered, if necessary, for the accom plishment of the holy purpose. A Rien GoLp Mine —The Columbia Coutier announces the discovery wf 4 rich quartz vein on the slope of the Sierras, above Columbin. One person declres: “* that the lode is 18 fee’ on the eurtace, of solid gold. grow At any rate it is said to be the richest quartz mine ever dis» covered in all the distriet of country, and some @:y that as much guld is presented in the rock that it ia very difficult to break up the quartz in the ordinary manner. On Thursday there was a great stampede of mi. here fer the new El Dorado. Some 50 went from thie neighborhood on that day, ard more or leas haee been journeying thitherward ever ving. sicnieSibvcsscellabcinsclllis incorporated at San Francisen last minth with au aggregate capital stock of $15,345,4 OU. It ie probable that the stock dees uot rate very high on the tax rolls. Neither, for that watter, dues the really valuable mining ateck which is enriching in Sun Francisco . speoulaters daily. ti" The Stucktan Daily News is the title of « sheet that has just made its appearance m that city, published by Bebani & Shane. It is independent in politics. SWHMENT OF TREASURE.—T ie amount of treasure shipped from the port of Sxa Franeiseo, during the paat month, is $3,719, 574 69; daring the year, $29,639,815 68 CH" The Levisleture of Oregon bas ereated a connty in that State, and named it Baker, ir memory of the late Senator Baker {It is estimated thar the whole number of seamen in the world is 3,000,000 of whom 7,500 die every year. An Trishman being a little fuddled, was asked what was his religious belief “Is it me belafe ye"d he wpking about? It's the same ws the widdy Brady. Lowe her twelve shi liv.s for whisky, and she belaves Pll never pay her—and faith that's my belafe, too.” Gen. Pretps.—Washington advices say that the resignation of Gen. Phelps (ander Batler at New Orleane) was accepted unmedintely on ite receipt, and that it wae the intention of the G vernment to have -recailed him had he not resigned, Pav ‘totic Reiger —Suisun has started a euvseribtion paper with $299. Ata masse meeting in Monterey $300 was solicited, Watsonville starts off with $1750, raised at a mass meeting, and appointed a committee to obtain more. The citizens of San Leandro, Alameda county, held a big meeting on Monday, to start the ball down there, and ether localities are moving in the work of patriotic and humane duty, ‘ ee a a ne Seren theme eeeeneeneeeeee tet Arrivals at Nauonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR ff aM Some 4 eWOM OPOBOoHE z While the rebels had, before the invasion . fo All the horses of the hvery men . {here are gone vr engaged to go, and many } have gone on foot known as thd St. Lawmi of Meore’s da county, State of Caliev with the tunnels, flames, boxes, of uefendants of, inand to the St Lawrance wht6 more DURABLE ! cnuse, it is lens than ONE-BALF the Diameter, and ONE*SIXTH of the BULK ! situated on the north side . same size of the HEMP ROPE! » Becease, it does not STRETCH or SHRINE, in Because, it ix as PLIABLE a8 the ether rope er ditch, situated on ana near Mocre’s ¥ }at, Nepeg nee vada coun ys together with the water, water Highis, ap Aliso all the + Hite and tnterest’ot the de fend.nts of, in and to. the minmg claims, known to the st. Lawrance mining eon. . *c Those who have one given our ope is the ONLY KIND of rope that t to below can be used to ADVANTAGE. for H from right, pi ing abions a der p shafts aud Ropes, Derrick Guy Keopes, Ferry &e., pany situated on the west side of Moore s Flat, . a trial, will Usk No OTHER, at any price. Nevada coupty. adjoining the mining claims ot the Iilinoix mining company, t her with the tuoneis, tuntiel rights, tools and implements for mining &e. thereunto blon ing or m any wise sy “ony vse é orice is Kerby ivem. that I will expose to public sale ali the above described property, to the highest bidder for. cash, in front of the Court House door;-in. Nevada; on TUESDAY, Uct. 28th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 4o’clock, Pom, f Given under my hand, this ist day of Oct. ee N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Caldweil & Garber, Attys. NEVADA THEATRE ! W. HH Leigiiton ves Stuge Manager Leader o1 Urchestra Prompter Under the Management of A Ke Pielpa. A. Fisher, C. U. Graves The Charming Commedienne and Songstress, MRS.W. H. LEIGHTON: supported by a full and powerful gee . from the American Theatre, San Francisco, will up~ pear at the above piace On Saturday Evening, Oct. 4. a The. performance will commence with the ele gant comedy, in two acts, entitled ‘ NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS Miss Mary Mortimer. with songs, Mre. Leighton Supported by the whole Troupe. Mr. Woodhull To be fellowed by the charming comedy of the ' Bonnie Fish Wife! Mise Thiadledown, .Magvie MeFurlan, . with songs Mrs Leight Sypported by the whole Troupe. , Camic Song After which the ever vepelee Faree written expressly for Mra. W. Leighton, and as = by-her for uy wards of 400 nights, entitl. ‘The Foal of the Family ! Betty sniders, with the celebrated Tanghi+g song, * Keme Kimo.” and duet with zeb—Mrs W. H. Leighton. supported by the whole Troupe. Doors open a" 734 o’cloek; Curtain rises at 8 precinely. Admission. ONE DOLLAR. : re 8100 Rew ard—Foran “eabeaf $ philis, in any stage, = a a“ PR. LE HHPAL'S GOLA EN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upon this medicin , it stands eptirely upon its Own unequaled merits ; it lms cured thou-ands who have wasted handeume fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden“ Balsam No. F for first and second stages, such a8 sores upon the legs pr other. parts uf the body, sore eyvs, etc., ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiyry, Mercurial and Sphititie Kheuama tism. Price, $6 per bottie; upon receipt of this Sum. we will shipto any part of: t.e State.— NovTick — We have no agents for this medicme, and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. Ali orders must be chreeted to us to obtain the genuine. ©’ serve well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and lastirg cure. RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Drazgiste, Cerner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agenta fur the celebrated sPaNIsH ANTIDOTE, @ preparation never known to fail. for the care of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel, and all Urinary dera ments. ‘Sone genuine without our cirealar Of Golden Balsam wrapped around the bottle. oclaS) =. Teo the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes im the State. The andersigned take this method of informing . you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with ac extensive and beantiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. img for Fall and Winter wear, also with a large assortmenteof Boots and Shoes, manu . . _ factured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we cre enabled to scil, and wil seUlat reduced prices, whatever is desired in the above line. Call and see 8, HAAS & CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial Ste. Aug 3th, Nevada. A EL Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Seine The fellow be dispatched Oetober, 1862: October Ist, SONORA, W. F. Com’r. Geisber lith, CONST(TUTIOR, J.T. Watkins, Commander. steamsh'ps will the month of From Folsom St. Wharf,at 0 o’elock, a. s. Mra. A. A. Perry. . Cireusars ivi seales of weights and strengths, 9: ns, teotimentels &e. will be for warded by addressing thie manufaciures, or their » gents throughout the State. A. >, HALLIDIE & CO.,452Clay et. ° = San Franciseo. W.H. CKAWFORD., Ageut at Nevada. “ ve2z7m3 4 Cream ot the Joke . CREAM LAGER BEER, From the Ph‘ladelphia Brewery, San Francisee For sale on Draught. A. BR. JENKINS. National &xchinge Saloon. Nevada, Sept, 13th. Field's Steamed Oysters. Sse ae MR. A. FIELD, Baltimore, joyed the highest reputationin this market, has recently invented an entirely new process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one ness aud Shape of the Oyster that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scollepea or FancyRoasted--in fact cooked inany Manner adapted to those just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and Will retain theirsweetmess, after the can is cut, lonf ger ‘thine sccured by any other method. . ; Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersim San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sele Agents for the Pacifie Coast, EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDey. ee ggg tit, ge hog Hill to All levers, papers a pack delia romptiy and safely. EK. B HOPRIN os TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Trevsarer’s lice, Nevada, Sept: 8, 1962. LE, Warrants drawn on the ¢ of be apeet f and registered . 1. .850, will be paid on presentation at Interest on all Warrants not heretofore ed fer presentation will cease with this date. E. G. WAITE, Treasurer. ‘TO BE SOLD! N intcrest in.a first : RANT is this cit Ne eee eh Aduirves x. YNevada Po SADDLE & HARKNESS STORE. W. G. Jenin Mita : bok & wonld found te « wabene Fund te Dec. office . aegpal iato beslOffice. é , iti from FOUR to six \ nia, ogether P " docs aot ABSORB WATER, and 3 iWitheg Kee eet <: tittle and interest . donble its original weiGuT! e 8B wera cose = & & RECEIVED This Day, a large lot whose Oysters have long enservesthe natural flaver, fresh: SOS steer eessgedca marcaaen NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT WILL hereafter run my Ex from Nevada to Quaker Hill, & ull, You Ber, Waloupa, Little York, % ft @ ¢ ¢)dee &emse8@ eo@ wWezttemwe + oa & oe Pee ae ae th. tan hae ite CROMER Eg Saecen reso sarze az

Mat ‘Wonsuie —Thore is a strong ten~doney in'men te ruige the exponents of principles above the principles themsel ves—to . ‘their eatimation, every stricture upon the fotmer ia deveined a thrust nt the latter 5 aud dn ime the representa af algebraic formulate stand for the thing. ce present revolution sbounds in cases 4h. point. At the outset of the war, there _—\. ‘wae a.generous emulation in forwarding the _ eyieows of the Government, without reference fe the men by whem ite policy wis to be woren into history. Meaguces were everyling—men, nothing, bh of vthera, representing every apecies of p: lithen! und Feligidiis Views, thd every respectable g! doesn sovint life, were appointed tu inortnut positions with the entire concurrence Dike roi d on, and each prominent leider drew around him confiding admirers, who iw in their favorite the country's suvierur: . Phe Geoeralship of Fremont wan disteustody > His worsbippers vamediately saw -in im the only hopes of the Union, aud every ' hintof his removal was met withdark foreDodings of consequent defection'et the great Wi rth-Weat; and wheu the news of bis reoal went forth, there came the signs of wor McClellan, the Young Napoleon of Ameri6a—imnarched up the Pebinaula ut ‘the head of ve guilantan army as ever waved a banner. The nation rejoiced in the thought that Richmond must fall, and with it the apirit and hopes of the Soyth. A party— the worshipers of littl Me.—awuited not only victory to our arma, but the halo ot glory which was to surround their “Josh.” MeCicllan marched down the Peninsula— ae to hie military genius, we are met with “the sneering declaration, that partisanship has supplanted pitr otiem, and with MeClellan the nation must tall ane Away with such nonsense—it is repugnant to avery patriotic nnpulae-~unworthy to be the Shiboleth of intelligent men. It the Uniow, with its historic glories in the past, its fruition in the present, and its pro >see for the fuure, » not bigh above, And independent of any one man, then indeed we hove ne just eoveeption of ite value. We do not ncouse these stick ers for men of a want of patriotion; en the contrary, we doubt not they have the beat interest of the Federal cause at heart. But we do charge, that when they confound tie preaervation of the Union with the mil tary reputa tion of. Sigel, Banka, McClellan or Fremont, and deny the mght of oriticising the acte of Officers in the field lest fwith in the government be weakened, that they adopta course, which in the end 1s quite likely to prove sub. Vere ve of Union interests. We countenance no wanton or malicious attacks upon our generals; on the contrary we would shield them from all such. We would uphold them just 90 long as by so do. ing we think we are advancing the cause of the Uniou But experience alone ean demonstrate who ia best qualified to lead opr armies. Free are we, shall be guided by its dictates, shall command without blind idolatry, and condemn without malevolence. . a 3 Rerurxnep,—The San Fratcisco Journal gaye that Robert Anderson, Ex-Lieut. Govetnor of this State, has lately returned from an extended trip throughout the Dixie country. He left this region shortly after the breaking out of the rebellion, and hag had « qood taste of its working. It 1s believed that Anderson is now a Union man, as, to get out of Dixie he had to take the Confederate oath three times aud the Union oath four times. The majority of oaths being m favor of the Union, and Anderson being one who be. lieves in niagistfates, ho is of course for the ’ ‘Treasvke. Receiwrs ar tue Bay.— The Méreantile Gazette of Sept. 30th, says, “the reoripts of treasure at San Francisco frow the mines, during the week past, *, itive oQies by 4 species J Crasgan, Ww Wood,J Mullew, T Kuneen, rukamp, — T Bravermon, Sohn Harden, Jobn M-Sinteh,— John Hender, rr pad Burley, A Pailin, J Fredibekson, Joho Gill, J Stapp, A Taylor, . BU Waite, Mrs Waite, J Kendrick, . GOLD FLAT. John Mariah, Wim Neleon, John Macon, J vu Mooney,” Jobn Nelson, John Horton, “James Hardirg, f Jueob Deuler, Joseph Late, — Win Morish, John Puseve, John Rowe, W H Jenning, Joseph Allen, Robert Thomaa, Ww Splain, Win Johne, Juln Gilpin, Wim Rouse, Chas Boyer, Muthew Richard, H« McElvey, J P Wentworth, J M Taggart, Fred Carpenter, CU H Brainard, W H Weeks, 8 J Thomas, Jackson Culbert, John Eddy, Ww Frivk, Jobn Murphy, John Lawhead, Thea Brock, Jas McQ: illon, NEVADA. Jonathan Clark, AP Chureh, Spriker.& Co. W_Phimhoff, P Spanna, Wim Kohler, J M Hixon, ¥ Roux, BS Starr, Kent & MeKay, Mrs Neweumb, M 8. Hamilton, Jno C Findley, EW Toll, Dr Harrison, Win Bacigalupl, Mr Preston, Jin Daly, HW Cole, A Gault, C H Myer & Co. Chas Gove, M Cicute, 8 Clark, Le Cog, ping ar P Banner, L, Samuel, L Greenfield, Peri Scutti, Block & Go. D MeCurey, Nehmitheckeeider, H Horwitz, AH Hanson, J Colley, J Rosenthal, H E Galvin, Martin Conner, Chandler, W © Grove, J E Johnston, H Dhale, Sauwuel Clatter, J C Drahmer, Oscar Palmer, KE Hoagland, T F Drake, A Hamlis, BF Adams, 'M Coneklin, G W. Yant, EB Maybor rry, AR Takis,” Chiny& Colby, Chas McElvy, Robt Simmer s,—— Jno McAllister, A Rosenthal, W LSebaffer, Ly Phillips, ee Geo Keeney. J H Downing, J Downing, IJ Rolfe, . MH Funston, Jus Peirce, Frovk Schventelder, 8 ‘T Oates, W G Jenkiue, E P Larrabe, CH Horton, A Barton; A Brown, Wm R Coe, Chas Black, Geo E Turner, A Bryson, J Guede, *. John Hawke, 8 Horwitz, Bulacher, IL Levi, JI Sykes, WE Pressey, CW Foster, “TW ithington, Ov Chauvel, Joseph Broa, W D Long, Nat uiley, Chas Marsh, Holmes & Henry, an” Baker & Wywmvere, Jd W. Singer, BF Stokes, -F pramye, Jus Kelly, MD Biker. J N Jehneoa; DF Call, G #6 UCubberly, VL Smith, Weaver, Theodore Lampe, E Weias, “ E W Brown, E W: Bigeb ow, John Denslow, Chas Clint, US Gregory, John Hail, R Finminger, F gullet, . Minivhan & Flion, T B MeFurland, Auron Davis, W H Davidsoa, R Finnie, J D Jenkins, Bates & MeCormick, Tom Baldwin, Jas. Black, H C Mills, Hugha, ‘ 3 C Abbott, Wim Cox, Horace Hale, AS Leater, DS Hough, T Buckuer, J J Ott, F Gushin, W W Nichola, R H Raymond, JS Thompson, Sam Aiken, W H Andersen, Mrs Eliza Richardson, Geu Peabody, K W Suhr, AC Gove, T Hammond, Wi Stone, ~E B Geardy, L D Cohn, B Lachman, Geo M Wilson, Edwin MeGittigen, H Mockie, RB Roseman, F W Cnasell, Chas Pooksberry, LL. Knowles, F Wail, Chas Flanscomb, LW Preble, Fred Furth, Carley @ Hall, Dr O Pond. +. Frederick Dean, Chas Leavitt, J B Reehmond, RV Jones, E D Herrick, 8 W Grush,

J E Johnsen, J ladding, ding richer ne it descends. met with a re» 1 in the history Presider t fense of the Republic, spouse which bas ne pa’ of Marylond, calied every man to the fivld who wus capable of bearing arms, and exhausted slmost every resource, tae young }men, the flawer and pride of our sister States, have rallied to their country’s stadard with an alucrity whieh must strike terror) to the hearts of traitorous arms, and assure those who lead this unhuly rebellion, that the ‘hour of their dowvfall ia at band, Although . Calitynnia is so tar from the scenes of strife ‘that her people are prevented from taking partin the war, the large sume given from her golden fields ta ameliorate the sufferings pot these:whe have been wounded on the } bloody field, will assure all that the great heart of the Golden State beats in unison j with theirs, and that every energy of our peaple, every resource of the State. is ready to be offered, if necessary, for the accom plishment of the holy purpose. A Rien GoLp Mine —The Columbia Coutier announces the discovery wf 4 rich quartz vein on the slope of the Sierras, above Columbin. One person declres: “* that the lode is 18 fee’ on the eurtace, of solid gold. grow At any rate it is said to be the richest quartz mine ever dis» covered in all the distriet of country, and some @:y that as much guld is presented in the rock that it ia very difficult to break up the quartz in the ordinary manner. On Thursday there was a great stampede of mi. here fer the new El Dorado. Some 50 went from thie neighborhood on that day, ard more or leas haee been journeying thitherward ever ving. sicnieSibvcsscellabcinsclllis incorporated at San Francisen last minth with au aggregate capital stock of $15,345,4 OU. It ie probable that the stock dees uot rate very high on the tax rolls. Neither, for that watter, dues the really valuable mining ateck which is enriching in Sun Francisco . speoulaters daily. ti" The Stucktan Daily News is the title of « sheet that has just made its appearance m that city, published by Bebani & Shane. It is independent in politics. SWHMENT OF TREASURE.—T ie amount of treasure shipped from the port of Sxa Franeiseo, during the paat month, is $3,719, 574 69; daring the year, $29,639,815 68 CH" The Levisleture of Oregon bas ereated a connty in that State, and named it Baker, ir memory of the late Senator Baker {It is estimated thar the whole number of seamen in the world is 3,000,000 of whom 7,500 die every year. An Trishman being a little fuddled, was asked what was his religious belief “Is it me belafe ye"d he wpking about? It's the same ws the widdy Brady. Lowe her twelve shi liv.s for whisky, and she belaves Pll never pay her—and faith that's my belafe, too.” Gen. Pretps.—Washington advices say that the resignation of Gen. Phelps (ander Batler at New Orleane) was accepted unmedintely on ite receipt, and that it wae the intention of the G vernment to have -recailed him had he not resigned, Pav ‘totic Reiger —Suisun has started a euvseribtion paper with $299. Ata masse meeting in Monterey $300 was solicited, Watsonville starts off with $1750, raised at a mass meeting, and appointed a committee to obtain more. The citizens of San Leandro, Alameda county, held a big meeting on Monday, to start the ball down there, and ether localities are moving in the work of patriotic and humane duty, ‘ ee a a ne Seren theme eeeeneeneeeeee tet Arrivals at Nauonal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR ff aM Some 4 eWOM OPOBOoHE z While the rebels had, before the invasion . fo All the horses of the hvery men . {here are gone vr engaged to go, and many } have gone on foot known as thd St. Lawmi of Meore’s da county, State of Caliev with the tunnels, flames, boxes, of uefendants of, inand to the St Lawrance wht6 more DURABLE ! cnuse, it is lens than ONE-BALF the Diameter, and ONE*SIXTH of the BULK ! situated on the north side . same size of the HEMP ROPE! » Becease, it does not STRETCH or SHRINE, in Because, it ix as PLIABLE a8 the ether rope er ditch, situated on ana near Mocre’s ¥ }at, Nepeg nee vada coun ys together with the water, water Highis, ap Aliso all the + Hite and tnterest’ot the de fend.nts of, in and to. the minmg claims, known to the st. Lawrance mining eon. . *c Those who have one given our ope is the ONLY KIND of rope that t to below can be used to ADVANTAGE. for H from right, pi ing abions a der p shafts aud Ropes, Derrick Guy Keopes, Ferry &e., pany situated on the west side of Moore s Flat, . a trial, will Usk No OTHER, at any price. Nevada coupty. adjoining the mining claims ot the Iilinoix mining company, t her with the tuoneis, tuntiel rights, tools and implements for mining &e. thereunto blon ing or m any wise sy “ony vse é orice is Kerby ivem. that I will expose to public sale ali the above described property, to the highest bidder for. cash, in front of the Court House door;-in. Nevada; on TUESDAY, Uct. 28th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o'clock, A. M. and 4o’clock, Pom, f Given under my hand, this ist day of Oct. ee N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. Caldweil & Garber, Attys. NEVADA THEATRE ! W. HH Leigiiton ves Stuge Manager Leader o1 Urchestra Prompter Under the Management of A Ke Pielpa.. A. Fisher, C. U. Graves The Charming Commedienne and Songstress, MRS.W. H. LEIGHTON: supported by a full and powerful gee . from the American Theatre, San Francisco, will up~ pear at the above piace On Saturday Evening, Oct. 4. a The. performance will commence with the ele gant comedy, in two acts, entitled ‘ NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS Miss Mary Mortimer. with songs, Mre. Leighton Supported by the whole Troupe. Mr. Woodhull To be fellowed by the charming comedy of the ' Bonnie Fish Wife! Mise Thiadledown, .Magvie MeFurlan, . with songs Mrs Leight Sypported by the whole Troupe. , Camic Song After which the ever vepelee Faree written expressly for Mra. W. Leighton, and as = by-her for uy wards of 400 nights, entitl. ‘The Foal of the Family ! Betty sniders, with the celebrated Tanghi+g song, * Keme Kimo.” and duet with zeb—Mrs W. H. Leighton. supported by the whole Troupe. Doors open a" 734 o’cloek; Curtain rises at 8 precinely. Admission. ONE DOLLAR. : re 8100 Rew ard—Foran “eabeaf $ philis, in any stage, = a a“ PR. LE HHPAL'S GOLA EN BALSAM fails tocure. No comment is necessary upon this medicin , it stands eptirely upon its Own unequaled merits ; it lms cured thou-ands who have wasted handeume fortunes, and will cure thousands more. Golden“ Balsam No. F for first and second stages, such a8 sores upon the legs pr other. parts uf the body, sore eyvs, etc., ete. Golden Balsam Ne. 2, for Tertiyry, Mercurial and Sphititie Kheuama tism. Price, $6 per bottie; upon receipt of this Sum. we will shipto any part of: t.e State.— NovTick — We have no agents for this medicme, and are sole proprietors and manufacturers. Ali orders must be chreeted to us to obtain the genuine. ©’ serve well the manufacturer’s name upon each inside label. We guarrantee a perfect and lastirg cure. RICHARDS & WHITFIELD, Importers, Whelesale and Retail Drazgiste, Cerner of Clay and Sansome sts., Sen Francisco, Also, Sole Agenta fur the celebrated sPaNIsH ANTIDOTE, @ preparation never known to fail. for the care of Gleet Gonorrhea Irritation, Gravel, and all Urinary dera ments. ‘Sone genuine without our cirealar Of Golden Balsam wrapped around the bottle. oclaS) =. Teo the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes im the State. The andersigned take this method of informing . you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with ac extensive and beantiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. img for Fall and Winter wear, also with a large assortmenteof Boots and Shoes, manu . . _ factured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we cre enabled to scil, and wil seUlat reduced prices, whatever is desired in the above line. Call and see 8, HAAS & CO., Sor. of Pine and Commercial Ste. Aug 3th, Nevada. A EL Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Seine The fellow be dispatched Oetober, 1862: October Ist, SONORA, W. F. Com’r. Geisber lith, CONST(TUTIOR, J.T. Watkins, Commander. steamsh'ps will the month of From Folsom St. Wharf,at 0 o’elock, a. s. Mra. A. A. Perry. . Cireusars ivi seales of weights and strengths, 9: ns, teotimentels &e. will be for warded by addressing thie manufaciures, or their » gents throughout the State. A. >, HALLIDIE & CO.,452Clay et. ° = San Franciseo. W.H. CKAWFORD., Ageut at Nevada. “ ve2z7m3 4 Cream ot the Joke . CREAM LAGER BEER, From the Ph‘ladelphia Brewery, San Francisee For sale on Draught. A. BR. JENKINS. National &xchinge Saloon. Nevada, Sept, 13th. Field's Steamed Oysters. Sse ae MR. A. FIELD, Baltimore, joyed the highest reputationin this market, has recently invented an entirely new process of packing which possesses every advantage over the one ness aud Shape of the Oyster that they may be either Stewed, Fried, Scollepea or FancyRoasted--in fact cooked inany Manner adapted to those just taken from the shell. They will not be broken into pieces by land travel, however lengthy, and Will retain theirsweetmess, after the can is cut, lonf ger ‘thine sccured by any other method. . ; Shipments now arriving and for sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersim San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sele Agents for the Pacifie Coast, EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ EveryjDey. ee ggg tit, ge hog Hill to All levers, papers a pack delia romptiy and safely. EK. B HOPRIN os TO SCRIP HOLDERS. Trevsarer’s lice, Nevada, Sept: 8, 1962. LE, Warrants drawn on the ¢ of be apeet f and registered . 1. .850, will be paid on presentation at Interest on all Warrants not heretofore ed fer presentation will cease with this date. E. G. WAITE, Treasurer. ‘TO BE SOLD! N intcrest in.a first : RANT is this cit Ne eee eh Aduirves x. YNevada Po SADDLE & HARKNESS STORE. W. G. Jenin Mita : bok & wonld found te « wabene Fund te Dec. office . aegpal iato beslOffice. é , iti from FOUR to six \ nia, ogether P " docs aot ABSORB WATER, and 3 iWitheg Kee eet <: tittle and interest . donble its original weiGuT! e 8B wera cose = & & RECEIVED This Day, a large lot whose Oysters have long enservesthe natural flaver, fresh: SOS steer eessgedca marcaaen NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT WILL hereafter run my Ex from Nevada to Quaker Hill, & ull, You Ber, Waloupa, Little York, % ft @ ¢ ¢)dee &emse8@ eo@ wWezttemwe + oa & oe Pee ae ae th. tan hae ite CROMER Eg Saecen reso sarze az