September 1, 1861 (4 pages)

LW AND No. 121 fethodist edicine pis. IALST ink, 1 ON, ENTIST,; ids in the will soon own anid : can per~ tis to be } yeoral he adjoining 1 satisfac. Gold or serted on much deir homes, e Eastern 0-2m* ECEIV-* brand of IL, d unmixed Itum Oils. NER’S ade, S and oth€ TEs. pare TERS; Near Front "the s ~-Henwess Pass —The stage line of Jobn K. Sale & Co., lately established between Nevada and Virginia City, we are gratified to state, is well patronized. We have had the pleasure of meeting with Mesars. Thomas G. . !* Bataile, W. A. Gray, and Isaac Williainson, who came in:the last coach from Virginia City, and they concur in highly complimenting both the stage line and the road. From’ Virginia City to Eureka, they pronounce the »road excellent. There are yet some portions of. it unfinished, but which Mr. Freeman will vein prime order in less than two weeks, hen there will not. be a better mountain pad in California. : F “ EicutTy-Censvs.”—We are under obli) gations to Geo, W. Welch, bookseller, Com‘mercial street, for a neat little pamphlet, giving the population of the several states and counties of the United States, under tbe’ ', Gensus of 1860, with the increase or decrease @ population, in each state and county, over br. under the census of 1850. The compilaion of this little work, which, small as it is, nust have required much patient industry, due to the enterprise of Richard Swainon Fisher, M. D., statistical editor of ‘“‘ Colton’s Map of the World.” “A amall but reliable map of the United States is attached to the pamphlet, making it a most valuable and convenient. book of reference. Everybody should have one. The price is a mere bagatelle. ait. RECRUITING.—Major Winne, whom we mentioned yesterday, ts now in Nevada for the purpose of enrolling recruits for a company of cavalry which he has been auther. ized to raise by Gen. Sumner. The Major is . a veteran and comes with the best of credentials. He will, probably, open a recruiting station in the theater, in the same apartment which Capt. H. A. Greene used as a rendezvous. Now is the opportunity for the boys who wish to play soldier on horseback. New Orleans Picayune publishes .a letter from Manaseas, dated July 23, which ontaine the following important admission : \ From a very accurate report just placed in my possession, it would appear that our loss in eo on the field was only between 500 and 600. This is a great loss, it is true, for they were the bravest of the army, and from plendor with which they charged were the best targets.of the enemy. Our wounded will number between 2,000 and 3,000. . _ Very many of them are only slightly hurtin ON’s I SKY. 10 have diepred cut of tuted for it Thever,” with 4 “a the hand, foot, arm, &c. PRINCE NAPOLEON AND PRIME WHISKY. A good story is told of Prince Napoleon, now on @ visit to the United States. He visited ‘the camps on Staten Island, and one of the isentries, not knowing who he was, refused him admittance within the lines. The Privce, thowever, when he found his rank of no avail, tried another expedient—a Masonic signal ; this was answered by an officer, and the visitor was admitted. He complimented the entinel on the strict observance of his duty, or he remembered that he was the nephew of the greatest of iers. Entering the tents, be tasted a bo of liquor owned by 5 = the pewaties noe. * not only te , but appeared to relish the draught. “ What is tr” said he. sour “ Old Bourbon, sir,” replied the soldier. w‘' Old Bourbon, indeed,” wag the Prince‘s pmark. ‘I did not think I would like anyhing with that name so well.” _ WaT BUCHANAN’S NEIGHBORS SAY about Hiu.—A correspondent of the BosJournal, who has been traveling through mnsylvania, writes : A neighbor of Buchanan’s was in the cars. represents that the ecx-President has g been dangerously sick from sheer exation. He haa little sympathy from his How townemen, who upbraid him as being p author of all our national troubles. He obliged to hear much that must wound , and letters by the basketful are sent to n, full of abuse-end-ealumny, and so much that while he was sick his friends woald it allow him to see any letters unless they w where they were frou. Miss Lane is psented as making herself agreeable to who call, and ete oe ee ce that made her so popular at the White Casn Down.—The Yreka Journal says will do no election printing on eredit, and aeaag , ou Wakeley’s secret, hut you. Tich tailings, wi be} 9 es Wakeley himself. “If you hide y: you may pretend to work within five per} = : r. Wakeley does. CHINESE IN THE NEZ PerRces MINEs.— A Chinese wasbman made his appearance and started a washhouse at Oro Fino, the chief town of the Nez Perces mines, about the Ist‘of July. He soon had a large quantity of dirty p Pe and set to work. me washwomen not liking the presence of the opposition, invaded John’s premises and destroyed his boilers, pans, furniture, etc. A few days after a public meeting was held and the Chinese was permitted to live in the place. : Dewtep.-— The proprietors of the Times deny receiving a dime from the Democracy for hosting the name of Conness in place of . Stanford. ; Ovug MrnisTER TO CHINA.—Mr. Barlingame, the new American Minister to China. is still in Paris, awaiting instructions before} proceeding to China. : RED DOG AND NEVADA CITY DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE National are. Broad street Nevada, EVERY AFTERNOON, at2 Pp. m ves at Red at4#r.m ReLEAVES RED at 8 A. M. WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Stage Line, \HE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to whieh there shall not be, and can not be, any ‘‘ let up,’”’ opposition or no opposition. He would also inform the public that, as long as the present opposition runs, his fare, each’ way, between Nevada and Grass Valiey, will. continue _ At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under no contincy will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. The proprietor avails himeelf of this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the pubfor Lat oa prague and — patronage so ageo to his enterprise. — H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-im DMEINISTRATOR’S SALE---Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence of Jas. M. Gillespie, ** deceased,” in the Township of Bloomfield, tate of California, and County of Nevada, about one and one-half miles above Lake City, on the La gay Road, on SALURDAY, T TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPT.,A. D. 1861, at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, the following described real and personal aye f) belonging te the estate of said Gillespie ; that is to say :— The undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of ar tape, ound, situate in the State of California a unty of Nevada, in the Township of Rioomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adjoining the claims of Heldershheit, on the West. and kn>wn as the old claims of Walters & ComRag. trgating twelve hundred feet on said i Creek, and running back to the center of the R together with all and singular, the ‘tevements, reditaments and appurtenances thereto belouging or in. anywise pot pa oi And also all the personal property of said estate, as described in the inv-ntory now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court in and . for said county. O. EVANS, Administrator of the estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, ‘‘ deceased. a29 td ‘ tEN NOTICE._W. B. Churchill vs. Henry Smith et al—composing the PennTia pwsens 1000 claiming liens persons holding or upon the flumes, aqueducts, sluices and otner superstructures used for creating hydraulie power and for mining purposes, her with the land upon which the same is orected, and a convenient space gy Br a their proper ae and occupation, situa’ being upon ‘ennsylvania Compan ’s claims on the northerly side of Moore’s Fiat, in Nevada county, Cali ja, are hereby notified to be and appear the County Court for said County, on Saturday, September 14th, 1851, and to exhibit then and there proof of said liens. August 22d, 1861, : " JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Cl’k Co. Court, Per Jos. Rosperts, Hu, HuPe & Morses, Atty’s fur A a23-law 2id GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR, Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, . ‘Mill street, Grass Valley. AVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grass Valley 1 would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fini the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars. etc. on and request them to call when v the V. age August 13, 161-tf THE CLOBE HOTEL, A, G@, CHEW,... PROPRIETOR. A. JOHN Be MeCONNELL, nee. Wee Wantacn, D. O. SHATTUCK. For Stave Controller, SAMUEL H. BROOKS. For State Treasurer THOMAS FINDLEY. . For. Atto General . “FOD ROBINSON. For Surveyor General, f ® BH. A. GLE Y. ;_For Clerk Supreme Ceurt CHARLES 8S. FAIRPAX. For State Prirter, M.D. CARR, For District Ju Niles Sane” “Ror Senator, George D, Roberts. For Assemblymen, R, B, Moyes, . W, Coleman, B, McSorley, A. A, Olinger. For Sheriff, John H, Dixson, For Collector, Amos T, Laird, For Recorder, John 8S, Lambert, For County Clerk, H, Davis, For Treasurer, Samuel Mc, Brown. For District Attorney, Ez. W. Maslin, For Assessor, Dr, O. F. Clark, For Public Administrator, J, M. Gray. Far County Surveyor, John Ostrom, : For Coroner, Dr. E~ G, Meek,For a. Public Schools, Dr. C. T. Overton, Third District,) weet, LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LE WIs, J. LEWIS, 8. LEWIS, San Francisco. — Nevada. Carson City. July 27, 1861-tf THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. ICE! FICE! ICE! HE NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furni#h the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, For Supervisor Pa. H, And have established a Depot at the EMPIRE. . . MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a censtant stipply will be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. , . al-tf BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propricter inpending to leave the State. he will se!l his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Dwelling, Stables, arehouse, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About Four Aeres of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. The Brewery is in good order, complete with kegs, tools, and everything neceseary to carry on the business on a large scale, and enjoys an extensivecash custom. For particulars call at thie office. i Augnst 6, 1861-1m OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY HIS FINE WHISKY IS THE * SONil” of a pure, healthful and invigoratng Tonic, suited exactly to the peculiar conditions of the climvte of our continent, and the vi ection of a Restorative REVERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of connoiseurs of Whiskics at the South, and in other portions of our country. The consumption and demand for it are daily increasing, and we are confident that it must supercede al] other forms,pt restorative ae wend combining an it does every element of Sree Palatability and Healthfulness, which should char acterizea beverage suited to our age and country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. ‘ appreciation which connoisseurs and the lly have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA” other of pure Whisky and the consequent increasing and for them in all sections of the country, have induced un ae parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of our brands and products. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sectione of the ry, that a common and very inferior has been sold under the names of “ Magand “ Family Rye,’’ thus injuring. the reputation of our own P RE and STANDARD article, and imposing upon the public inferior co mpounds. Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the M lia Flower has been imitated in a ¥ or style, with our names incorrectly ed, thus: “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” In other cases, similar incorrect ways of our names have been resorted to by par who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. bad peg ot all the attention of eur customera, of dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tte correct spelling of our names on the The hi bl. ev articles, REPUBLICAN TICKET. .For Governor, LELAND. STANFORD. J. F, CHELLIS. rk. Ge ; _ Me Ae camome'r. Aes For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDW NORTON. ° ARD ) A General, _. ey FRANE M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, & R. WARRE i r General, =~ J. F. OUGHTON. ’ Gent of 8 Cou FRANK FAR State Printer, BENJ. P. AVERY. District Judge, T. B. McFarland. . Senator, Joseph Kutz. ’ a Assemb! 5 J. M. Avery; m. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder; John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, Aserescr, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8. Bradiecy. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Piblic Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Sugarvine ane District, . EK. Jefferis. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jéwelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. oad THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. _, JOSEPH BROTHERS, © THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA OCITy. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. ¥; BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS 1N CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Ss. NEVADA. w.H. CRAWFORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN . UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural gad Biatag tlements, Blacksmith’s Toels, Cordage, ae, Powder, Duck, etc., At the eld stand r No. 27 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. Sept, 6—tf THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. ‘ RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if mot superier te Lawrence Duck. er Rae ee been Coruer of Batter a: & Cley et 1 mre ences ro cements oe ers UNION OBEMOOCRATIC. TICKET. a For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. ~~ For Eieut. Governor. : RICHARD IRWIN. HENRY RTON, JOS. C. McKIBBIN. Justice of the Suene Court, B. C. WHITMAN. Attorney Genera GEORGE “W. BOWIE. Clerk of the Supreme Court, GEO. 8. EVANS. State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. State Controller, JAMES EB. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General =< i GanDh mh. . State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. ’ District Fudge, John I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For: Assemblymen, Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders, For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. — County Clerk, BB. B. Layton, Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney Thomas P. Hawley. Collertor, John Hussey. Recorder, : Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John LL. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, Siipervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. — kr Hall’s Sarsaparilia and fodide or Potass, is purely as represented, and made in’ strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic discases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, New ralgia, Pains iv the: joints, Chronic Sore Eyer, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, wn diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and lodide of . Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars, The best purifier of the Blood, Hall's Sarsaparilla. R. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, mi8-3m Nos. 631 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy ant+permanent cure. Amone 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 gale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of ita efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow)edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all wlio are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. Aposy~ PHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by “12-470 Dr. KENT. Ageut, Nevada: To Consumers cf California: Wines. .Our Native Wines have been muck prejudiced in this and other 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 almo«t any price, and are iidustriously hawked about and peddied in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Mesérs. SAINSEVALN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vimeyard of +‘ Kl Also,” at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa mo:t delicious Bevee and Tonic. ‘or sule by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughont the State. ae lig a Drrot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San ap 23—4m J. Francisco. ST. LEON RESTAURANT, . No. 62 Broad Street, NEVADA, aM. CASOAB i QMy Proprictor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city and vicinity, that I have Openeda First. Wlass Restaurant Which will be kept fa the Franco-American style. MBALS AT ALL HOURS Will be furnished. Private rooms for CentteLadies wishing Meals. Attached to the thes! rant is a Bakery, where a kinds of the friends w a MEAL oe : gt Sep rad cing tay vig Smee elt wr “i J

LW AND No. 121 fethodist edicine pis. IALST ink, 1 ON, ENTIST,; ids in the will soon own anid : can per~ tis to be } yeoral he adjoining 1 satisfac. Gold or serted on much deir homes, e Eastern 0-2m* ECEIV-* brand of IL, d unmixed Itum Oils. NER’S ade, S and oth€ TEs. pare TERS; Near Front "the s ~-Henwess Pass —The stage line of Jobn K. Sale & Co., lately established between Nevada and Virginia City, we are gratified to state, is well patronized. We have had the pleasure of meeting with Mesars. Thomas G. . !* Bataile, W. A. Gray, and Isaac Williainson, who came in:the last coach from Virginia City, and they concur in highly complimenting both the stage line and the road. From’ Virginia City to Eureka, they pronounce the »road excellent. There are yet some portions of. it unfinished, but which Mr. Freeman will vein prime order in less than two weeks, hen there will not. be a better mountain pad in California. : F “ EicutTy-Censvs.”—We are under obli) gations to Geo, W. Welch, bookseller, Com‘mercial street, for a neat little pamphlet, giving the population of the several states and counties of the United States, under tbe’ ', Gensus of 1860, with the increase or decrease @ population, in each state and county, over br. under the census of 1850. The compilaion of this little work, which, small as it is, nust have required much patient industry, due to the enterprise of Richard Swainon Fisher, M. D., statistical editor of ‘“‘ Colton’s Map of the World.” “A amall but reliable map of the United States is attached to the pamphlet, making it a most valuable and convenient. book of reference. Everybody should have one. The price is a mere bagatelle. ait. RECRUITING.—Major Winne, whom we mentioned yesterday, ts now in Nevada for the purpose of enrolling recruits for a company of cavalry which he has been auther. ized to raise by Gen. Sumner. The Major is . a veteran and comes with the best of credentials. He will, probably, open a recruiting station in the theater, in the same apartment which Capt. H. A. Greene used as a rendezvous. Now is the opportunity for the boys who wish to play soldier on horseback. New Orleans Picayune publishes .a letter from Manaseas, dated July 23, which ontaine the following important admission : \ From a very accurate report just placed in my possession, it would appear that our loss in eo on the field was only between 500 and 600. This is a great loss, it is true, for they were the bravest of the army, and from plendor with which they charged were the best targets.of the enemy. Our wounded will number between 2,000 and 3,000. . _ Very many of them are only slightly hurtin ON’s I SKY. 10 have diepred cut of tuted for it Thever,” with 4 “a the hand, foot, arm, &c. PRINCE NAPOLEON AND PRIME WHISKY. A good story is told of Prince Napoleon, now on @ visit to the United States. He visited ‘the camps on Staten Island, and one of the isentries, not knowing who he was, refused him admittance within the lines. The Privce, thowever, when he found his rank of no avail, tried another expedient—a Masonic signal ; this was answered by an officer, and the visitor was admitted. He complimented the entinel on the strict observance of his duty, or he remembered that he was the nephew of the greatest of iers. Entering the tents, be tasted a bo of liquor owned by 5 = the pewaties noe. * not only te , but appeared to relish the draught. “ What is tr” said he. sour “ Old Bourbon, sir,” replied the soldier. w‘' Old Bourbon, indeed,” wag the Prince‘s pmark. ‘I did not think I would like anyhing with that name so well.” _ WaT BUCHANAN’S NEIGHBORS SAY about Hiu.—A correspondent of the BosJournal, who has been traveling through mnsylvania, writes : A neighbor of Buchanan’s was in the cars. represents that the ecx-President has g been dangerously sick from sheer exation. He haa little sympathy from his How townemen, who upbraid him as being p author of all our national troubles. He obliged to hear much that must wound , and letters by the basketful are sent to n, full of abuse-end-ealumny, and so much that while he was sick his friends woald it allow him to see any letters unless they w where they were frou. Miss Lane is psented as making herself agreeable to who call, and ete oe ee ce that made her so popular at the White Casn Down.—The Yreka Journal says will do no election printing on eredit, and aeaag , ou Wakeley’s secret, hut you. Tich tailings, wi be} 9 es Wakeley himself. “If you hide y: you may pretend to work within five per} = : r. Wakeley does. CHINESE IN THE NEZ PerRces MINEs.— A Chinese wasbman made his appearance and started a washhouse at Oro Fino, the chief town of the Nez Perces mines, about the Ist‘of July. He soon had a large quantity of dirty p Pe and set to work. me washwomen not liking the presence of the opposition, invaded John’s premises and destroyed his boilers, pans, furniture, etc. A few days after a public meeting was held and the Chinese was permitted to live in the place. : Dewtep.-— The proprietors of the Times deny receiving a dime from the Democracy for hosting the name of Conness in place of . Stanford. ; Ovug MrnisTER TO CHINA.—Mr. Barlingame, the new American Minister to China. is still in Paris, awaiting instructions before} proceeding to China. : RED DOG AND NEVADA CITY DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE National are. Broad street Nevada, EVERY AFTERNOON, at2 Pp. m ves at Red at4#r.m ReLEAVES RED at 8 A. M. WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY Stage Line, \HE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO assure the public that this is a PERMANENT INSTITUTION to whieh there shall not be, and can not be, any ‘‘ let up,’”’ opposition or no opposition. He would also inform the public that, as long as the present opposition runs, his fare, each’ way, between Nevada and Grass Valiey, will. continue _ At Twenty-Five Cents. And he pledges himself that, under no contincy will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. The proprietor avails himeelf of this opportunity to make his sincere acknowledgments to the pubfor Lat oa prague and — patronage so ageo to his enterprise. — H. D. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28th-im DMEINISTRATOR’S SALE---Pursuant to an order of the Probate Court, I will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, at the late residence of Jas. M. Gillespie, ** deceased,” in the Township of Bloomfield, tate of California, and County of Nevada, about one and one-half miles above Lake City, on the La gay Road, on SALURDAY, T TWENTY-FIRST DAY OF SEPT.,A. D. 1861, at 12 o’clock noon, of that day, the following described real and personal aye f) belonging te the estate of said Gillespie ; that is to say :— The undivided three-fourths of a certain piece of ar tape, ound, situate in the State of California a unty of Nevada, in the Township of Rioomfield, fronting en Virginia Creek, and adjoining the claims of Heldershheit, on the West. and kn>wn as the old claims of Walters & ComRag. trgating twelve hundred feet on said i Creek, and running back to the center of the R together with all and singular, the ‘tevements, reditaments and appurtenances thereto belouging or in. anywise pot pa oi And also all the personal property of said estate, as described in the inv-ntory now on file in the office of the Clerk of the Probate Court in and . for said county. O. EVANS, Administrator of the estate of Jas. M. Gillespie, ‘‘ deceased. a29 td ‘ tEN NOTICE._W. B. Churchill vs. Henry Smith et al—composing the PennTia pwsens 1000 claiming liens persons holding or upon the flumes, aqueducts, sluices and otner superstructures used for creating hydraulie power and for mining purposes, her with the land upon which the same is orected, and a convenient space gy Br a their proper ae and occupation, situa’ being upon ‘ennsylvania Compan ’s claims on the northerly side of Moore’s Fiat, in Nevada county, Cali ja, are hereby notified to be and appear the County Court for said County, on Saturday, September 14th, 1851, and to exhibit then and there proof of said liens. August 22d, 1861, : " JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Cl’k Co. Court, Per Jos. Rosperts, Hu, HuPe & Morses, Atty’s fur A a23-law 2id GEM SALOON, R. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR, Basement of McLaughlin’s New Brick, . ‘Mill street, Grass Valley. AVING OPENED A SALOON AT Grass Valley 1 would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will fini the best Liquors, Wines, Cigars. etc. on and request them to call when v the V. age August 13, 161-tf THE CLOBE HOTEL, A, G@, CHEW,...... PROPRIETOR. A. JOHN Be MeCONNELL, nee. Wee Wantacn, D. O. SHATTUCK. For Stave Controller, SAMUEL H. BROOKS. For State Treasurer THOMAS FINDLEY. . For. Atto General . “FOD ROBINSON. For Surveyor General, f ® BH. A. GLE Y. ;_For Clerk Supreme Ceurt CHARLES 8S. FAIRPAX. For State Prirter, M.D. CARR, For District Ju Niles Sane” “Ror Senator, George D, Roberts. For Assemblymen, R, B, Moyes, . W, Coleman, B, McSorley, A. A, Olinger. For Sheriff, John H, Dixson, For Collector, Amos T, Laird, For Recorder, John 8S, Lambert, For County Clerk, H, Davis, For Treasurer, Samuel Mc, Brown. For District Attorney, Ez. W. Maslin, For Assessor, Dr, O. F. Clark, For Public Administrator, J, M. Gray. Far County Surveyor, John Ostrom, : For Coroner, Dr. E~ G, Meek,For a. Public Schools, Dr. C. T. Overton, Third District,) weet, LEWIS BROTHERS, IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LE WIs, J. LEWIS, 8. LEWIS, San Francisco. — Nevada. Carson City. July 27, 1861-tf THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHEAP JOHNS. ICE! FICE! ICE! HE NEVADA ICE COMPANY have made ample arrangements to furni#h the citizens of Grass Valley and Nevada with Ice during the present season. They have on hand 350 TONS OF CLEAR ICE, For Supervisor Pa. H, And have established a Depot at the EMPIRE. .

. MARKET, No. 5 Commercial street, Nevada, where a censtant stipply will be kept. Our ICK WAGON will run from Nevada to Grass Valley daily. , . al-tf BREWERY FOR SALE. N ACCOUNT of the Propricter inpending to leave the State. he will se!l his BREWERY, located in Nevadacounty. Also— Bran heuse, Dwelling, Stables, arehouse, Wagon and Blacksmith’s Tools. Also—About Four Aeres of Ground, under fence and highly cultivated—with every facility of irrigation. The Brewery is in good order, complete with kegs, tools, and everything neceseary to carry on the business on a large scale, and enjoys an extensivecash custom. For particulars call at thie office. i Augnst 6, 1861-1m OLD MACNOLIA WHISKY HIS FINE WHISKY IS THE * SONil” of a pure, healthful and invigoratng Tonic, suited exactly to the peculiar conditions of the climvte of our continent, and the vi ection of a Restorative REVERAGE, whether for the robust or the invalid. For the past eight years it has attracted the attention of connoiseurs of Whiskics at the South, and in other portions of our country. The consumption and demand for it are daily increasing, and we are confident that it must supercede al] other forms,pt restorative ae wend combining an it does every element of Sree Palatability and Healthfulness, which should char acterizea beverage suited to our age and country CAUTION AS TOCOUNTERFEITS AND IMITATIONS. ‘ appreciation which connoisseurs and the lly have extended to our “OLD MAGNOLIA” other of pure Whisky and the consequent increasing and for them in all sections of the country, have induced un ae parties to resort to the most unfair and disreputable imitations and counterfeits of our brands and products. We have been advised by our correspondents in various sectione of the ry, that a common and very inferior has been sold under the names of “ Magand “ Family Rye,’’ thus injuring. the reputation of our own P RE and STANDARD article, and imposing upon the public inferior co mpounds. Andin San Francisco, our former colored cut of the M lia Flower has been imitated in a ¥ or style, with our names incorrectly ed, thus: “FREEMAN & SIMSON.” In other cases, similar incorrect ways of our names have been resorted to by par who endeavor to evade the law, and at the same time to imitate our labels. bad peg ot all the attention of eur customera, of dealers generally, to the above facts, and desire them to observe tte correct spelling of our names on the The hi bl. ev articles, REPUBLICAN TICKET. .For Governor, LELAND. STANFORD. J. F, CHELLIS. rk. Ge ; _ Me Ae camome'r. Aes For Justice of the Supreme Court, EDW NORTON. ° ARD ) A General, _. ey FRANE M. PIXLEY. State Treasurer, D. R. ASHLEY. State Controller, & R. WARRE i r General, =~ J. F. OUGHTON. ’ Gent of 8 Cou FRANK FAR State Printer, BENJ. P. AVERY. District Judge, T. B. McFarland. . Senator, Joseph Kutz. ’ a Assemb! 5 J. M. Avery; m. H. Sears, James Collins, Reuben Leach. Sheriff, N. W. Knowlton. Collector, J. N. Turner. County Clerk, R. H. Farquhar. Recorder; John I. Sykes. Treasurer, E. G. Waite. District Attorney, Aserescr, George B. McKee. For Surveyor, H. 8. Bradiecy. Public Administrator, W. W. Cozzens. Coroner, Dr. Hiller. Superintendent Piblic Schools, J. A. Chittenden. Sugarvine ane District, . EK. Jefferis. CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN ‘Watches, Diamonds, Jéwelry, Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Kelsey’s Block, No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches carefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order. All articles guaranteed. Nevada, Nev. 27th, 1860. oad THE LARGEST STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOHNS. _, JOSEPH BROTHERS, © THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, NEVADA OCITy. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Of Every Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861. ¥; BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., DEALERS 1N CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corner of Pine and Commercial Ss. NEVADA. w.H. CRAWFORD & Co., (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton & Co.) GENERAL DEALERS IN . UILDING MATERIALS, CARPEN-TER’S TOOLS, Agricultural gad Biatag tlements, Blacksmith’s Toels, Cordage, ae, Powder, Duck, etc., At the eld stand r No. 27 MAIN STREET. NEVADA. Sept, 6—tf THE LARCEST STORE IN THE STATE. CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 59 Pine st. ‘ RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Equal if mot superier te Lawrence Duck. er Rae ee been Coruer of Batter a: & Cley et 1 mre ences ro cements oe ers UNION OBEMOOCRATIC. TICKET. a For Governor, JOHN CONNESS. ~~ For Eieut. Governor. : RICHARD IRWIN. HENRY RTON, JOS. C. McKIBBIN. Justice of the Suene Court, B. C. WHITMAN. Attorney Genera GEORGE “W. BOWIE. Clerk of the Supreme Court, GEO. 8. EVANS. State Treasurer, T. LANDRUM. State Controller, JAMES EB. NUTTMAN. Surveyor General =< i GanDh mh. . State Printer, JOHN R. RIDGE. ’ District Fudge, John I. Caldwell. For Senator, J. B. Johnson. For: Assemblymen, Jno. Webber, A. J. Enders, For Sheriff, CHARLES KENT. — County Clerk, BB. B. Layton, Treasurer, Henry Everett. District Attorney Thomas P. Hawley. Collertor, John Hussey. Recorder, : Hugh B. Thompsoa. Assessor, Fergus Leary. Surveyor, John LL. Gamble. Public Administrator, Michael Burns. Coroner, Siipervisor—Second District, Dr. Walters. — kr Hall’s Sarsaparilia and fodide or Potass, is purely as represented, and made in’ strict accordance with pharmaceutical formula, and is strictly guaranteed free from Spirits, Mercury and Arsenic. which cannet be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonic alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic discases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, New ralgia, Pains iv the: joints, Chronic Sore Eyer, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, wn diseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and lodide of . Potass. Forsale everywhere, for ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by express to any address for Five Dollars, The best purifier of the Blood, Hall's Sarsaparilla. R. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, mi8-3m Nos. 631 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less than Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospitals have procured the celebrated ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy ant+permanent cure. Amone 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 gale of this HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable proof of ita efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow)edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The lame, the halt, and all wlio are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. Aposy~ PHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by “12-470 Dr. KENT. Ageut, Nevada: To Consumers cf California: Wines. .Our Native Wines have been muck prejudiced in this and other 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 almo«t any price, and are iidustriously hawked about and peddied in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Mesérs. SAINSEVALN BROS. are putting up some of their celebrated wine from the Vimeyard of +‘ Kl Also,” at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Native Wine Bitters. Itisa mo:t delicious Bevee and Tonic. ‘or sule by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throughont the State. ae lig a Drrot—No. 801 Montgomery street, San ap 23—4m J. Francisco. ST. LEON RESTAURANT, . No. 62 Broad Street, NEVADA, aM. CASOAB i QMy Proprictor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city and vicinity, that I have Openeda First. Wlass Restaurant Which will be kept fa the Franco-American style. MBALS AT ALL HOURS Will be furnished. Private rooms for CentteLadies wishing Meals. Attached to the thes! rant is a Bakery, where a kinds of the friends w a MEAL oe : gt Sep rad cing tay vig Smee elt wr “i J