September 18, 1860 (4 pages)

presto sens Hg a: STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.—A correspondent Howpuras.—The following toed Ph ss Nevada Advertise : ee ; . se coh babe, teed teeny stooges . Ur ON Fist Poi Geperthtes . Heeerge apenas Nie FY. . Neteteeilinke baci i bah . stal tote ot sah State toe together . ‘tito Washoe, says: We arrived at SteamHonduras offers an inviting field og eran inte 0 q ' with the popullir vote of 1866: ah t Sp rings about. noon 5 whieh place. was ter enterprise. It a8 eS ’ a ERSIGNED OULD INFORM i a . i leoumnittinaiaadl comet States. Blect’! vote, Buch’n. Fremon himsois the subject of our assiduvus attention fortwo 000 square miles, and a populat pumberPaes te va i. _ Me aaneres, lend Coe ne as * $233 . houga.Chis phenomenon.of nature is worthy . ing over $00,000, The climate, especially ied LARQE AND SPACIOUS SALGON td @ ‘sae CE semana reaE: viemee red ie 10577 30,561 BH the. consideration of the traveler, unlike the the interior, is salubrious, and its mineral . ‘esa sig of Thins ean aie ll, -» To strangers, who imagine that the spurs . Massachusetisi3——99,240—196,107. 19/9rq—. Senerality of California appellitions, it is . wealth, comprising gold, silver, lend copper . eener aan sii aici, i. topographical. gridiron‘ of Nevada haere en Jererc s oes gets et imagine that he is on, the deck: of a large . siderable. Its:extensiye forests furnish some} men pte UY Ais Bette dhe a8 a possess no other sources of wealth than gold{ > tes Hf 5 Dahidray canal nals a ee 147,300 $2173 . steamer, the hissing of the steam, the splaili. of the finest timber, such as sathogany snd . Retrecnre-o The Diet ot Seren ees Be ‘qnines, it will sound alittle strange to tell Marpac 8 Tg RR ayaa ing of the paddle-wheels, the working’ of the . cedar, for one _ Tt also contains numer. oF ‘Tohacco and Cigars is complete, and I romise flourish. in thege mountain regions, and that . %; Cproine.-13 MAT eee ae Small mounds, in appearance like miniawhich bye’ slaughtered by. the inhabitants nih (ag: > eam JENKINS, Proprietor. our farmers and gardeners produce very. Goo sesers 10 0616 rahe BF ture vuledaiiés;-indebiebt thi While extdit of . food,” oe ae ; }» Pre uéarly eriough of cereals and vegetables to} Alabamass. 9° 469817 ~ lilo 207709 . the hill on which this freak of nature is form-. The Government of Honduras is Republi-. BOOT AND SHOE eeenesupply the entire population. Yet, 8o it is ; Mame: ° a ete saves. 24,490 . ed. On the tops of these: mounds are holcan. It has a Legislative ‘Chamber “and a _ A-complete assortment of and, what is'more, the agriculturists and hor2 eee Nel SOE ES peti lows, forming basins, all of which have water. Senate, the members of which are elested by . LaprEs’ AND GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS : , Heulturists age increasing in number. every . Missouri .. 9 ~ 68164 2s. Wize . in them, from a tepid glew fo a boiling heat: . the people. “The ‘two Chambers eleot -the . BE gsc paneer pipe yee and SC Chas. 1 day, and are, every day, subjecting new pores ene wen "360 oraee -but the main feature, of attraction ig in along President. There is, so far as we know, ‘no for saleat REDUCED RATES, Repairing done E. G.1 ground to the plow and the spade.” Little ar opened : tone ——_ ase crevice, down which may be heard the gurg . discontent with the Government among the at shots notice and ie ose t: _ee St: 4 y 5. bits of valleys, as fertile as the‘banks of the ow ea “ily “Laes’ere> gotean” Pig ling sound of the boiling tiquid, and where . people, and they aré, enjoying a greater de: — an j _ Sacramento,and San’ Joaquin, lie sexttered inigae ike . ae ’ oo : 500 ‘may be seen the turmoil of the troubled wagree‘of. comfort than the inhabitants of any MARTIN. on , Ry ae sz _ Mov al tmong the hills all over Nevada county, amd . owas. 4 GOH Ate S04 . ter Wetried th temperature” of the . other Se een eae reemnt . ORE AND, SOE 0 Oe UN ay t: men, who have eyes to appreciate their capapox ramerng 43,460 —-16,931-.28,3271 stream: by the thérmometer, when the quick-. therefore, believe that Gen. Walker, who has a ahi sebitciy Dick Meta a © quin V. ; Hi “pilities, and wlio have become tired-and-sick-t Oregon. . 3 phon sie cacovined Metenecee ee ng degrees. . _ . 80 recklessly disturbed their peace, and — irene gga ble prox i of tunneling-and washing, pounce upon them Total..303° 1,350,960 1,334,653 886,960 The crust composing the covering to: this} Whose aim would seem to be plunder, will Boots and Shoes Made to Order inthe n i and ¢ultivate them, and make them look like "By Lagioletut. aah i ~~ . extraordinary place, is of a light, lavadike find-many, partisans among the Hondurians. AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, . _ Yesteré . little Edens. The people of the Sacramento : pe cake ie — nature, and is doubtless caused by the wiinerIndeed, we hope that’ he will now meet the N TH BMOET Sean. aan Pca a ranch i und San Joaquin valleys have good causé to] ‘THE NosLe ISRAELITES.—In the corres} gy properties of the water, which is‘étfongly . fte of @ bandit, and never return again ty.) \ i werent Gone you ,wish to _inte-ou be proud of their agricultural and horticultupondence of Mons. Guitlardet, to ‘the Echo impregnated with sulphur and appears to disgrace the country of his birth. Pe your Wotk Done in Good Order ral'glories, and we commend them for makdu Pacifique, we find. the notable fact, that possess extraordinary petrifying power.— UWHOLY ConDivion oF Fring 1 eee Bring it to abe ahove eatgblishment. fe tyhenas ing such grand displays of them at their an. a) the journals of Paris, comprising the Mon. ‘pnorg ig alittle settlement springing up in . LaND.—Sometimes a muck is run against the . Shows Yor lect’ si-Im * nual fairs; but they cannot produce better . iteur Universal, have followed the example the immediate vicinity of the springs, and wé }Jews; again Mussulmans are covertly mur: 3 wheat or maize, or more of those grains to . g¢6 nobly given by Mons. Cremieux, who-has have an tealladen te teas rting that it will be pein now ae and Christian, repres5 For Sale or iol pal raat ©) seeds, f the dere, thin our mountain ranchmen. A& opened, in the name of his Israelite co-relig. the Saratoga of California. A hospital has oe ot into Utes te eee Orr biel coreniese pees ae sale’ or to let. are hun ‘ : ; a De ie 2k PELs *s ede . ites, come into bloody collision. _ This is but J ‘Table, mp LACHMAN, : to potatoes, cabbages, turnips, carrots, pump. ionists, a subscription; in aid of the unfortubeen erected, and the medicinal qualities ot . a faint idea of the normal condition of'é land Call =e ‘aie . Ceinines ae rag pa publi ; —___—~~ like a 8) kins, squashes, and all other: such nutritious . pate Christians ut Libanus. At the head of . the water have been thoroughly tested. which still retains the epithet of holy—which ant and delicious esculents, out mountain peaple . these Israelite subscriptions, amouuting al——— has been for the most part the crad}é of the ‘Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. . have nearly all theytieed, of their own raisready to 41051 francs, figure Mons. J. de THERE IS NOTHING CERTAIN BUT UN=o faiths ‘which have pervaded the 3 _ than an: world, and the representatives df almost all Gee THe regular Monthly Meetings of this ing, and of infinitely superior quality te those Rothschild for 15,000.francs and Periere . CERTAINTY. i There : res 98e French Pre" . of which are gathered together in a social Ser telat meal ae toi Bedm 6 producedta the-purely agricultural districts. . Brothers for 10,000 francs.” ‘This example . Verb, and a wise Ope, yim mest certain que . whole, as if tor the very purpose of eontest A i — ‘ Main stréét. It is not impossible that a great many nice . has had the happiest effect, and. the. Moni. tmprevu.” It means that you cap, make . and mutual hostility. Over them all is spread . sept? M. H. FUNSTON, See’y. : S. . 28 e ae ich i H s es People, gn the bunks of the Sacramento and . teur publishes the following subscriptions as . 8Ure of nothing but this, that mat ‘will eee er egeairoeg: ep sigan _ ‘$& LUBECK & CO,, San Joaquin, wilMturn up their incredulous . the result: The Emperor Napoleon, 25,000 not turn as you feel sure they wilt a and for luwful.actions of its lieges, but active and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in. noses when we tell them that we have many . franes; the Empress, 10,000;*Prince Napo. this reason you, who are thinking of ‘suicide capebey te eayrendion; ms which seems pote FANCY DRY .GO o Ds, eral ais i ills in Nevada e¢ ea ioe . Pe ilde> F j. b e trade is declining, speculation failing, . guided by a policy whic consists in setting . No. 54 BROAD STRE . snd ecellent flouring mills in Nevada connty, . leon, 2,000; Princess Clotilde, 1000 ; Presi. becaus ( g, 8p g the contending sections of the population in pica one of which, that stands on the southern . dent and Ministers-of the Council.of State, . bankruptey pending, or your life going to be against, each other, so that in the midst ot . i 7” cannes . Seis cant \ P : ’ : POR gt mt e . NE PRICE STORE. A ORDERS ATedge of Nevuda city, took the first premiums . 3°00; the Company of Exchange ‘Agents, . blighted by unrequited love—don’t do it !— . their convulsions they might not spy out the O* TENDED TO with As doopatch for good flour, at the State Agricultural . 6000; the Chamber of Notariés, 3,000} the whether you are English, American, Frerch’. weakness of the Turkish Executive.—LonNevada, Sept. 15-tf Fairs of 1858 and 1859, and, if jiistice be Court of Cassation;.3,000; the Bank of . oF German, listen to a man who knows what . 4en News. done it, can perform the same feat again in Beedapekdr! om Poe eco gr a Nie-what; oe W. B. Cummings & Co.--This extensive imB. "2gE® 1860. cee rae cipal journalsin I aris, 1,000 each. «” none of those horrors will affect bre Ree he porting House are now receiving regular consignSut the orchard »nd*the evinyard are, or ee are prophesying they will. The Joys We €X. ments of the following choice liquors, viz : Amwill be, the grand features of our moun-. Hoops.—A California lady, now traveling-in pect are.not so bright, nor the troubles so . prosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whis. Fi2¢ tain husbandry. Such apples, such peaches, . France, among other-things, which_she says in. dark as we fancy they will be. Bankruptcy. ky, and the well known article of. ¢ W. 8. C. 3 ce . S nets a recent letter to the S. F. Bulletin, thus sensibly und such grapes, as our hillsides and valleys discourseth of hoops: ‘¢ Hoops hate fallen con> em big aie produce, are enough to wiake a votary of siderably, but have not entirely abated. Ido not . #21 no heart orMife ean be really blighted at Pomona run erazy with delight. Thanks to . believe that they will ever go out of fashion— twenty years of age. The love-sick girls r Cleaning and Repairing of gentlemen’s Clothing. Keeps constantly on hand, oths, Oassimeres and Vestings, he is prepared to make up in the LATEST 7 S'TY LE and on reasonable terms. coming is one thing ; come, is quite another ; . Club House Gin.” The names of the consignees . “3“~Shop,on Broad street, inthe room formerly above are a sufficient guarantee of the purity a: fa ig _T. 'T. Thompson opposite the Be high standard .of those goods, which canbe ngs! Exchange : found at all the principal liquor houses in the Another chance for the B. age ot the Water ditches, with which the genius of foi are too graceful and too comfortable to thatare picked out of he canal alive, marry . states, . 4 igs gold mining hes interlaced our hills, the orociare, mrorparh withers a 3 another man, have ‘eight, brats, and s¢recch . a7 aYethie Dae iat ay chardist and vinedresser have ample MCANS . have ‘seen. no skeleton hoops here, such as we . With liughtsr when they think of sweetheart, . ’: w DEATEX: a KrX McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST of irrigation at their command, and the time . wear at home, but crinoline only, which is more . 4nd probably blockhead No 1, for whom they . < In Grass Valley, on the 47th, P. Ge Womacgy, . *XUIT im the rserepoes re Fand: : cannot be fer distant when we shall eat our . graceful and flowing. I have been thus minute were fools. enough to ‘wet theinselves,. let. a rare Sao BS amace tan ek weve Mente wales ier areas a "aah, j id "4 re E . ede meow < t . about the fashions, forthe benefit of your female ill th ingelves. This hippens invarias . -—¥® ™4ch regret to be under the necessity o Vegetables fresh every morning. All kinds of” pone whe > OW ¥ fruit aud drink ao) hid te oe readers. I hope. . render my letters very atee gee at 3 bee jag ha recording the above announcement. Mr. Womack GAME—tame and wild ; Fresh #ISH, ete., will ; “drafhim saying “by. your leave,” to. our brothe s of tractive to them, by telling them everything new bly. The love-sick girls that are picked OUt . was one. Of Giie pioneers of titis town, coming . be suid CHEAP for CARR: usaiainib 1 oe in bin the creat valleys? Should that awful tinie arand pretty appertaining to the toilette, which 1 . Of te cenal dead, have fled from short-lived here with his tamily early im: 1850, and starting . Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street thon iil ad ‘vive, on which the croakers have rung so} may see. [look at things with a mueh greater . memory to eternal misery; from guilt that)-one of the first hotels in the place. He was an : a mary doleful changes, when the gold’ mines . interest, when I think that Iam not only lookiig . time n:ver failed to cure to anguish ‘incura‘enterprising, public spirited gentleman, =! sence A EMP ARE MARKET, _ Sane will he exliausted—but of which we have no . f* ™yself, but for all my friends and acquaintble. In this world, rien n'est certain que Vimph chong a detomenye Bk charsotea, Sue Gieee? ‘ Naa ee a Tt \ poet Hee : : ances, and a wide circle of readers in California.” Spee * “) ally’esteemed for his’ qualities of head and heart. On Pine Street, just below Kidd's Building. pletives i fears—our mineral seckers te find a generx ne prevu.—White Lies. A yearor two ago he moved his family to a farm , Mr. Gre; + ous*fjeld for their industry and enterprize in : : ‘7 _—< about séven miles below Grass Valley, where oe he ; mir. nhs df 7 ty fo ama 4 VISALIA.—A telegram, dated Visalia, Septem; . . F ; K harles Ex a ( the pleasanter pursuits of farming, gardening, ber 1th, in the ita, aes “The mi eae gaa A SUCCESs: a ech ie 1853 Mr ‘R. he resid a until a short time since, when his . 30 eee * cinta j yg art orcharding, and vinedressiie, , stage, going Nast, was upset somewhere south Turner arrived in pan Francisco, and rented . health compelled him to be nearér meodlica! assistmnt we ee ani wt = ¥. en of Fort Tejon, very severely injuring the driver, . ® small woo len building, twelve. feet square, ae Qe he wheges ~~ pur’ el Gr sete M u TTON, VEGETABLES, eto. to give-him a ° SLIPPE 5 oss ' : oo : : ing oF be cing ier er : ey. Few men inthe community are better . call. ; ‘* EXPELLING MEXICANS FROM ARIZONA. pe instow, better kpown ol lll ae in Jessie street, near Second, then on the known than Mr. Wotnack, and few death could . _ 7" He keeps on hand at all times a large lotof ’ sharp c —Some time ago a proposition was made and . of the passengers was somewhat hurt. edri. outskirts of the city, and commenced the . . : y a Sheep, Beef Cattle, ete., ete.in the best condition i tyes af cs ver of the stage which arrived from St. Louis . oo ; sie iubiiactp ine Asana olimimetuciiven Amped ho sell wholesale or retail. @y? * plan approved by large majorities of Arizonians, this morning reports thatthe station-keeper at business of manufacturing Syrups and Cor-. we sincerely tender our sympathies to his-af:. Ne da, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf : “@sophical to drive the Mexicans from that Territory,— . prottandavitle station, aint'a friend who was atop. ‘#8. Fro.n this small beginning originated . ficted family who have lost atioble and mind has : ag Page : ‘Bistinctly Of late this subject is receiving consideration . ping with him, were both murdered on Wednes. . -t%: Pacific branch-of the house of Turner . band and father. The funeral\will take place WK. SPENCER, Phessed fr : ‘ : : ah ve Ye Tallevs ‘ ; a through the apprehension that such act might . day morning by@ree Mexicans,’* Brot .c1s, one of the largest manufactories in . tay at 3e’clock, at Grass Yale. = Dealer in “Rooks, Stationery, . ts was de feat the desired treaty with Pesqueria.— . / ; California, and one tha employs and disbur NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I CUTL ‘BY, E re., ROK Doth hor rhe Attorney Genera? aud one of the-dudges . . Grass VaLLEY PEACHES. — The most . 868 mere ¢spital, in the various channels of = > Grass Valley. , ‘moist anc : * Havas expulsion, while two otters. oppose it; . colossitpeaches wo ever saw are paraded on . business, tiun any other in the State, with . Who Makes your Fine Boots? are A oar ON HAND Rot.shod 2 oe . rT se j d ‘ aPip 3 hse on Xe APTL 0! me ; i] and if ty believed that the Supreme Judiciary . Blaze’s bar. They are from the orchard of the biped pF yhe larger founde ries and H. WETZEL & CO., ‘Agent for Nhe Mowmima TRANS PT and could suc i would promptly reverse any decision of under} C. R. Edwards, of Ge. se Valley, and are an Yon puede aiek erica and On Commercial Street, Nevada City, other California papers. ; 3.tf hhe anisi :4 courts instituting such messure. ° prov fa, as strong es hely writ, that no spet on . Warehous :is located on Frontstreet between Two'doors below Welch’s s Seas eS . t RA RY aa . h beat Nevad ty . Pac-ficand Broadway. 'The building is brick, aa . Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s. enoleueh EW’ Warfarein the duy tc this su. unary spnere can beat Nevada coun y i z i . FINEST BOoOoTs AND SHOES me LINE TO PAN; a gently wl i artare an the duys of Cesar was no in the artivle of fruit. Mr. Edwards cannot . fif » feet front, three stories in height,” and ' meré child’s pla y~* In nine years he had slain forms one of the moét™prominent features ot Made on short Notice at Cheap Rates. E Connecting via the Steamer'of the Atlantic-and help taking whe ‘first premium on peaches at Pacitic Steaaship Company, at Aspinwall. « million of men, taken a million of prisoners, . }. : * ” They ii ; : oul . aha © sas tue State Pair. Front stre +t.” They manufacture about thir. . AV HE proprietors would inform the péople of Nee E.commgered 300 tribes and 8e0 cities. “After cit as ApsiiinaCinnds* ‘ty-bv. cifl-rent kinds of Syrups, Tonics, Cor: d this county that they keep on hand a large Shoah hab ‘York. sep ee , he a he suman of the world, be caterOur advertising frien du baie pressed their . dials and Essences, and almost exclusively . Stock’ of Custom Made Work . Having Spare no San _Franciseo and lite cd ee rs _ Seaman popalhowes eee favors upon us somewhat. ster than wean . *Upply the trade of California, Oregon and a aes he Lee a te ieee End ~ dao tables furnished with every luxury. He Nleated. wud. Ktly, reduced the . #2¢ pi rts of tue Mexican and South American Suclabapans have been emiployea in Bankert’s . ’? ARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WitARF. use, Ta made an artificial lake for’ the’ purpose of . (¢'pated, an Pranic at ated ee ec. st,wta.a growing demand from China . °e!ebrated establishment, in Philadelphia. ‘The magnificent Steamship. prea Ih showlwg the assemblage a sample of . . limits of the editorial and currant matter o! hepato hts a : REPAIRING—'This. branch of the business . P tire é J age a sample of uava the TRANSCRIPT. Ag this is & cirevinstance and the Pacilic Islands. Would thatall other . receives our special attention. 817-1m UNCLE SAM their-h a which we have not the vanity to believe our . Celifornia mauufactories might meet with as Whe Takes a,€hance! nes fe ceo . aa _ P : 5 F , @ ’ Srey Bas 5 5 ; 5 Pe ¥ i? ‘ : «Meouragiag success, and thuseach retain its — eee W. F. LAPIDGE, Commander, \UIRLS Pre CKEE Lake.—A mountain tourist says . readers regard with any other than feelings of tina ofthe teats nediamut hes OSEPH LEE GIVES NOTICE-THAT WE . Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenges her schoo! that Truckee Lake is a beautiful sheet of . indifference, and aa it is exceedingly gratify. . PTeportoa e rae Eee he Oe 1 ed Will dispose of the picture, VIEW OF THE . ’ and ‘Treasure, on = sam pa water, about threeaniles:long, and from three . ; ‘ “ fa ager ea Ca } oud t er. wouli be less shinuing uround on . & LEVATOR MILL, for $1 a chance, valued at 7 ’ > om at tl uuarter’s to a mile in widil § Tt ia plentiful ing to us, in a pecuniary point of view, we , $60. As svon as the chances are taken it will be FRIDAY, Sept’r, 2ist, 1860. ith a gor unrte 4) ie ridth. 8 pler r . ty i x cruciati ‘onl ‘ORK PAN elo’ -M. : pr stacked with fidh; iteshores are heavily lined: tall uot bother-them with any apologies . sttmer dys, and more excruciating com DRAWN AT THE DRAMA SALOON, . ant cumay vie tinny Me Dunetually onimoda with timnber—tl 3 *) ipding « b i p fs frou. tie East of the decrease of bul; ” . with steamship for NEW YORK. ~’ ‘ : id wit Saune t—the tamarack abounding on the . about it. ai Main street, Nevada City. Through tickets can be obtained, ‘The Panama —AEIBER1 ‘ower side; while the pitch sine is more plenPe eines a. © ip CL oe Call there and obtain a chance in the beautiful . Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship we iar bag are z rom descriptions given "A horse thief in Western Virginia was ‘ ———— picture. _ si7-tf . Co.-have authorized us Agents forthe sale-of __ Patterson »! ra Jike omer: 2 , H ’ ai : : F i boas . _. tickets, : re a4, a apace Pr 9 a tiles be thinks taken out of his howse recently, on a stormy . . _ PA short time since 2 lidy died in Phila. ~ “Dr. Levason’s Preparations . Treasure for shipment will be received onboard , oe -Rpects sintitar. The écho is very loud and night, and tarred and feathered. The punIphia, 107 years of age, and on the day of {OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of. Say bee eee one clock (midnight) ate: en en will be 45 + feetive.— Mirror. <a ishment may have been just enough, but it . her funeral there were present five brothers . 4 wees or of SPENCE, Drugyist, Broad street, . "No merchandise freight will be received*on board it the Le —eain't right to pitch a man out in the dark d sisters, the sest being over 90 years . “~""*SP . after 3 o'clock, P. M., Sept. 0th, and a written or. aberty. ¥ te ae Ae ES eae £ P ‘ . and sts » the younges bg sali a : 4 ei r der must be procured at tie Company's Office for ap erty Suabataninaaeeks vicina la — — ah ~ ae [of age, and the “oldest 111 -years.A sight} Artificial Teeth its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply tc : gin b # frosa to Ukiah City, and back aguinthenext . 2 00 ae en) oe ge eee 3 }F Every description fixed from one to com FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Diy has} day, in seventeen hours. The distance rode was Era building, intended for a milligery like this has sellom if ever been witnessed 8) plete sets by DR. LEVASON, Office over . Cor. Sacramento and. Leideadorft sts. _ Mere of. it wou Shae dred and afty miles. store, is going up at the foot of Main: street. . in t is’ r any other. countrr. wes lock & Co’s. store, Nevada. aop?-'t : San Francviswo. Pheir ditek =a : nits : ; \ q cent Se iy pas — q _ : : 3 : soi . . ' I BBS Spee <snsea iat INN Uist eseicae ere 7 et = hE sii

presto sens Hg a: STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.—A correspondent Howpuras.—The following toed Ph ss Nevada Advertise : ee ; . se coh babe, teed teeny stooges . Ur ON Fist Poi Geperthtes . Heeerge apenas Nie FY. . Neteteeilinke baci i bah . stal tote ot sah State toe together . ‘tito Washoe, says: We arrived at SteamHonduras offers an inviting field og eran inte 0 q ' with the popullir vote of 1866: ah t Sp rings about. noon 5 whieh place. was ter enterprise. It a8 eS ’ a ERSIGNED OULD INFORM i a . i leoumnittinaiaadl comet States. Blect’! vote, Buch’n. Fremon himsois the subject of our assiduvus attention fortwo 000 square miles, and a populat pumberPaes te va i. _ Me aaneres, lend Coe ne as * $233 . houga.Chis phenomenon.of nature is worthy . ing over $00,000, The climate, especially ied LARQE AND SPACIOUS SALGON td @ ‘sae CE semana reaE: viemee red ie 10577 30,561 BH the. consideration of the traveler, unlike the the interior, is salubrious, and its mineral . ‘esa sig of Thins ean aie ll, -» To strangers, who imagine that the spurs . Massachusetisi3——99,240—196,107. 19/9rq—. Senerality of California appellitions, it is . wealth, comprising gold, silver, lend copper . eener aan sii aici, i. topographical. gridiron‘ of Nevada haere en Jererc s oes gets et imagine that he is on, the deck: of a large . siderable. Its:extensiye forests furnish some} men pte UY Ais Bette dhe a8 a possess no other sources of wealth than gold{ > tes Hf 5 Dahidray canal nals a ee 147,300 $2173 . steamer, the hissing of the steam, the splaili. of the finest timber, such as sathogany snd . Retrecnre-o The Diet ot Seren ees Be ‘qnines, it will sound alittle strange to tell Marpac 8 Tg RR ayaa ing of the paddle-wheels, the working’ of the . cedar, for one _ Tt also contains numer. oF ‘Tohacco and Cigars is complete, and I romise flourish. in thege mountain regions, and that . %; Cproine.-13 MAT eee ae Small mounds, in appearance like miniawhich bye’ slaughtered by. the inhabitants nih (ag: > eam JENKINS, Proprietor. our farmers and gardeners produce very. Goo sesers 10 0616 rahe BF ture vuledaiiés;-indebiebt thi While extdit of . food,” oe ae ; }» Pre uéarly eriough of cereals and vegetables to} Alabamass.. 9° 469817 ~ lilo 207709 . the hill on which this freak of nature is form-. The Government of Honduras is Republi-. BOOT AND SHOE eeenesupply the entire population. Yet, 8o it is ; Mame: ° a ete saves. 24,490 . ed. On the tops of these: mounds are holcan. It has a Legislative ‘Chamber “and a _ A-complete assortment of and, what is'more, the agriculturists and hor2 eee Nel SOE ES peti lows, forming basins, all of which have water. Senate, the members of which are elested by . LaprEs’ AND GENTLEMEN’S BOOTS : , Heulturists age increasing in number. every . Missouri ... 9 ~ 68164 2s.. Wize . in them, from a tepid glew fo a boiling heat: . the people. “The ‘two Chambers eleot -the . BE gsc paneer pipe yee and SC Chas. 1 day, and are, every day, subjecting new pores ene wen "360 oraee -but the main feature, of attraction ig in along President. There is, so far as we know, ‘no for saleat REDUCED RATES, Repairing done E. G.1 ground to the plow and the spade.” Little ar opened : tone ——_ ase crevice, down which may be heard the gurg . discontent with the Government among the at shots notice and ie ose t: _ee St: 4 y 5. bits of valleys, as fertile as the‘banks of the ow ea “ily “Laes’ere> gotean” Pig ling sound of the boiling tiquid, and where . people, and they aré, enjoying a greater de: — an j _ Sacramento,and San’ Joaquin, lie sexttered inigae ike . ae ’ oo : 500 ‘may be seen the turmoil of the troubled wagree‘of. comfort than the inhabitants of any MARTIN. on , Ry ae sz _ Mov al tmong the hills all over Nevada county, amd . owas. 4 GOH Ate S04 . ter Wetried th temperature” of the . other Se een eae reemnt . ORE AND, SOE 0 Oe UN ay t: men, who have eyes to appreciate their capapox ramerng 43,460 —-16,931-.28,3271 stream: by the thérmometer, when the quick-. therefore, believe that Gen. Walker, who has a ahi sebitciy Dick Meta a © quin V. ; Hi “pilities, and wlio have become tired-and-sick-t Oregon. . 3 phon sie cacovined Metenecee ee ng degrees. . _ . 80 recklessly disturbed their peace, and — irene gga ble prox i of tunneling-and washing, pounce upon them Total...303° 1,350,960 1,334,653 886,960 The crust composing the covering to: this} Whose aim would seem to be plunder, will Boots and Shoes Made to Order inthe n i and ¢ultivate them, and make them look like "By Lagioletut. aah i ~~ . extraordinary place, is of a light, lavadike find-many, partisans among the Hondurians. AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE, . _ Yesteré . little Edens. The people of the Sacramento : pe cake ie — nature, and is doubtless caused by the wiinerIndeed, we hope that’ he will now meet the N TH BMOET Sean. aan Pca a ranch i und San Joaquin valleys have good causé to] ‘THE NosLe ISRAELITES.—In the corres} gy properties of the water, which is‘étfongly . fte of @ bandit, and never return again ty.) \ i werent Gone you ,wish to _inte-ou be proud of their agricultural and horticultupondence of Mons. Guitlardet, to ‘the Echo impregnated with sulphur and appears to disgrace the country of his birth. Pe your Wotk Done in Good Order ral'glories, and we commend them for makdu Pacifique, we find. the notable fact, that possess extraordinary petrifying power.— UWHOLY ConDivion oF Fring 1 eee Bring it to abe ahove eatgblishment. fe tyhenas ing such grand displays of them at their an. a) the journals of Paris, comprising the Mon. ‘pnorg ig alittle settlement springing up in . LaND.—Sometimes a muck is run against the . Shows Yor lect’ si-Im * nual fairs; but they cannot produce better . iteur Universal, have followed the example the immediate vicinity of the springs, and wé }Jews; again Mussulmans are covertly mur: 3 wheat or maize, or more of those grains to . g¢6 nobly given by Mons. Cremieux, who-has have an tealladen te teas rting that it will be pein now ae and Christian, repres5 For Sale or iol pal raat ©) seeds, f the dere, thin our mountain ranchmen. A& opened, in the name of his Israelite co-relig. the Saratoga of California. A hospital has oe ot into Utes te eee Orr biel coreniese pees ae sale’ or to let. are hun ‘ : ; a De ie 2k PELs *s ede . ites, come into bloody collision. _ This is but J ‘Table, mp LACHMAN, : to potatoes, cabbages, turnips, carrots, pump. ionists, a subscription; in aid of the unfortubeen erected, and the medicinal qualities ot . a faint idea of the normal condition of'é land Call =e ‘aie . Ceinines ae rag pa publi ; —___—~~ like a 8) kins, squashes, and all other: such nutritious . pate Christians ut Libanus. At the head of . the water have been thoroughly tested. which still retains the epithet of holy—which ant and delicious esculents, out mountain peaple . these Israelite subscriptions, amouuting al——— has been for the most part the crad}é of the ‘Nevada Hose Company, No. 1. . have nearly all theytieed, of their own raisready to 41051 francs, figure Mons. J. de THERE IS NOTHING CERTAIN BUT UN=o faiths ‘which have pervaded the 3 _ than an: world, and the representatives df almost all Gee THe regular Monthly Meetings of this ing, and of infinitely superior quality te those Rothschild for 15,000.francs and Periere . CERTAINTY. i There : res 98e French Pre" . of which are gathered together in a social Ser telat meal ae toi Bedm 6 producedta the-purely agricultural districts. . Brothers for 10,000 francs.” ‘This example . Verb, and a wise Ope, yim mest certain que . whole, as if tor the very purpose of eontest A i — ‘ Main stréét. It is not impossible that a great many nice . has had the happiest effect, and. the. Moni. tmprevu.” It means that you cap, make . and mutual hostility. Over them all is spread . sept? M. H. FUNSTON, See’y. : S. . 28 e ae ich i H s es People, gn the bunks of the Sacramento and . teur publishes the following subscriptions as . 8Ure of nothing but this, that mat ‘will eee er egeairoeg: ep sigan _ ‘$& LUBECK & CO,, San Joaquin, wilMturn up their incredulous . the result: The Emperor Napoleon, 25,000 not turn as you feel sure they wilt a and for luwful.actions of its lieges, but active and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in. noses when we tell them that we have many . franes; the Empress, 10,000;*Prince Napo. this reason you, who are thinking of ‘suicide capebey te eayrendion; ms which seems pote FANCY DRY .GO o Ds, eral ais i ills in Nevada e¢ ea ioe . Pe ilde> F j. b e trade is declining, speculation failing, . guided by a policy whic consists in setting . No. 54 BROAD STRE . snd ecellent flouring mills in Nevada connty, . leon, 2,000; Princess Clotilde, 1000 ; Presi. becaus ( g, 8p g the contending sections of the population in pica one of which, that stands on the southern . dent and Ministers-of the Council.of State, . bankruptey pending, or your life going to be against, each other, so that in the midst ot . i 7” cannes . Seis cant \ P : ’ : POR gt mt e . NE PRICE STORE. A ORDERS ATedge of Nevuda city, took the first premiums . 3°00; the Company of Exchange ‘Agents, . blighted by unrequited love—don’t do it !— . their convulsions they might not spy out the O* TENDED TO with As doopatch for good flour, at the State Agricultural . 6000; the Chamber of Notariés, 3,000} the whether you are English, American, Frerch’. weakness of the Turkish Executive.—LonNevada, Sept. 15-tf Fairs of 1858 and 1859, and, if jiistice be Court of Cassation;.3,000; the Bank of . oF German, listen to a man who knows what . 4en News. done it, can perform the same feat again in Beedapekdr! om Poe eco gr a Nie-what; oe W. B. Cummings & Co.--This extensive imB. "2gE® 1860. cee rae cipal journalsin I aris, 1,000 each. «” none of those horrors will affect bre Ree he porting House are now receiving regular consignSut the orchard »nd*the evinyard are, or ee are prophesying they will. The Joys We €X. ments of the following choice liquors, viz : Amwill be, the grand features of our moun-. Hoops.—A California lady, now traveling-in pect are.not so bright, nor the troubles so . prosial Whisky, Nectar Whisky, Bourbon Whis. Fi2¢ tain husbandry. Such apples, such peaches, . France, among other-things, which_she says in. dark as we fancy they will be. Bankruptcy. ky, and the well known article of. ¢ W. 8. C. 3 ce . S nets a recent letter to the S. F. Bulletin, thus sensibly und such grapes, as our hillsides and valleys discourseth of hoops: ‘¢ Hoops hate fallen con> em big aie produce, are enough to wiake a votary of siderably, but have not entirely abated. Ido not . #21 no heart orMife ean be really blighted at Pomona run erazy with delight. Thanks to . believe that they will ever go out of fashion— twenty years of age. The love-sick girls r Cleaning and Repairing of gentlemen’s Clothing. Keeps constantly on hand, oths, Oassimeres and Vestings, he is prepared to make up in the LATEST 7 S'TY LE and on reasonable terms. coming is one thing ; come, is quite another ; . Club House Gin.” The names of the consignees . “3“~Shop,on Broad street, inthe room formerly above are a sufficient guarantee of the purity a: fa ig _T. 'T. Thompson opposite the Be high standard .of those goods, which canbe ngs! Exchange : found at all the principal liquor houses in the Another chance for the B. age ot the Water ditches, with which the genius of foi are too graceful and too comfortable to thatare picked out of he canal alive, marry . states, . 4 igs gold mining hes interlaced our hills, the orociare, mrorparh withers a 3 another man, have ‘eight, brats, and s¢recch . a7 aYethie Dae iat ay chardist and vinedresser have ample MCANS . have ‘seen. no skeleton hoops here, such as we . With liughtsr when they think of sweetheart, . ’: w DEATEX: a KrX McALLISTER is Agent for the BEST

of irrigation at their command, and the time . wear at home, but crinoline only, which is more . 4nd probably blockhead No 1, for whom they . < In Grass Valley, on the 47th, P. Ge Womacgy, . *XUIT im the rserepoes re Fand: : cannot be fer distant when we shall eat our . graceful and flowing. I have been thus minute were fools. enough to ‘wet theinselves,. let. a rare Sao BS amace tan ek weve Mente wales ier areas a "aah, j id "4 re E . ede meow < t . about the fashions, forthe benefit of your female ill th ingelves. This hippens invarias . -—¥® ™4ch regret to be under the necessity o Vegetables fresh every morning. All kinds of” pone whe > OW ¥ fruit aud drink ao) hid te oe readers. I hope. . render my letters very atee gee at 3 bee jag ha recording the above announcement. Mr. Womack GAME—tame and wild ; Fresh #ISH, ete., will ; “drafhim saying “by. your leave,” to. our brothe s of tractive to them, by telling them everything new bly. The love-sick girls that are picked OUt . was one. Of Giie pioneers of titis town, coming . be suid CHEAP for CARR: usaiainib 1 oe in bin the creat valleys? Should that awful tinie arand pretty appertaining to the toilette, which 1 . Of te cenal dead, have fled from short-lived here with his tamily early im: 1850, and starting . Nevada, Sept. 6-tf Commercial street thon iil ad ‘vive, on which the croakers have rung so} may see. [look at things with a mueh greater . memory to eternal misery; from guilt that)-one of the first hotels in the place. He was an : a mary doleful changes, when the gold’ mines . interest, when I think that Iam not only lookiig . time n:ver failed to cure to anguish ‘incura‘enterprising, public spirited gentleman, =! sence A EMP ARE MARKET, _ Sane will he exliausted—but of which we have no . f* ™yself, but for all my friends and acquaintble. In this world, rien n'est certain que Vimph chong a detomenye Bk charsotea, Sue Gieee? ‘ Naa ee a Tt \ poet Hee : : ances, and a wide circle of readers in California.” Spee * “) ally’esteemed for his’ qualities of head and heart. On Pine Street, just below Kidd's Building. pletives i fears—our mineral seckers te find a generx ne prevu.—White Lies. A yearor two ago he moved his family to a farm , Mr. Gre; + ous*fjeld for their industry and enterprize in : : ‘7 _—< about séven miles below Grass Valley, where oe he ; mir. nhs df 7 ty fo ama 4 VISALIA.—A telegram, dated Visalia, Septem; . . F ; K harles Ex a ( the pleasanter pursuits of farming, gardening, ber 1th, in the ita, aes “The mi eae gaa A SUCCESs: a ech ie 1853 Mr ‘R. he resid a until a short time since, when his . 30 eee * cinta j yg art orcharding, and vinedressiie, , stage, going Nast, was upset somewhere south Turner arrived in pan Francisco, and rented . health compelled him to be nearér meodlica! assistmnt we ee ani wt = ¥. en of Fort Tejon, very severely injuring the driver, . ® small woo len building, twelve. feet square, ae Qe he wheges ~~ pur’ el Gr sete M u TTON, VEGETABLES, eto. to give-him a ° SLIPPE 5 oss ' : oo : : ing oF be cing ier er : ey. Few men inthe community are better . call. ; ‘* EXPELLING MEXICANS FROM ARIZONA. pe instow, better kpown ol lll ae in Jessie street, near Second, then on the known than Mr. Wotnack, and few death could . _ 7" He keeps on hand at all times a large lotof ’ sharp c —Some time ago a proposition was made and . of the passengers was somewhat hurt. edri. outskirts of the city, and commenced the . .. : y a Sheep, Beef Cattle, ete., ete.in the best condition i tyes af cs ver of the stage which arrived from St. Louis . oo ; sie iubiiactp ine Asana olimimetuciiven Amped ho sell wholesale or retail. @y? * plan approved by large majorities of Arizonians, this morning reports thatthe station-keeper at business of manufacturing Syrups and Cor-. we sincerely tender our sympathies to his-af:. Ne da, Sept. 6, 1860.—tf : “@sophical to drive the Mexicans from that Territory,— . prottandavitle station, aint'a friend who was atop. ‘#8. Fro.n this small beginning originated . ficted family who have lost atioble and mind has : ag Page : ‘Bistinctly Of late this subject is receiving consideration . ping with him, were both murdered on Wednes. . -t%: Pacific branch-of the house of Turner . band and father. The funeral\will take place WK. SPENCER, Phessed fr : ‘ : : ah ve Ye Tallevs ‘ ; a through the apprehension that such act might . day morning by@ree Mexicans,’* Brot .c1s, one of the largest manufactories in . tay at 3e’clock, at Grass Yale. = Dealer in “Rooks, Stationery, . ts was de feat the desired treaty with Pesqueria.— . / ; California, and one tha employs and disbur NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I CUTL ‘BY, E re., ROK Doth hor rhe Attorney Genera? aud one of the-dudges . . Grass VaLLEY PEACHES. — The most . 868 mere ¢spital, in the various channels of = > Grass Valley. , ‘moist anc : * Havas expulsion, while two otters. oppose it; . colossitpeaches wo ever saw are paraded on . business, tiun any other in the State, with . Who Makes your Fine Boots? are A oar ON HAND Rot.shod 2 oe . rT se j d ‘ aPip 3 hse on Xe APTL 0! me ; i] and if ty believed that the Supreme Judiciary . Blaze’s bar. They are from the orchard of the biped pF yhe larger founde ries and H. WETZEL & CO., ‘Agent for Nhe Mowmima TRANS PT and could suc i would promptly reverse any decision of under} C. R. Edwards, of Ge. se Valley, and are an Yon puede aiek erica and On Commercial Street, Nevada City, other California papers. ; 3.tf hhe anisi :4 courts instituting such messure. ° prov fa, as strong es hely writ, that no spet on . Warehous :is located on Frontstreet between Two'doors below Welch’s s Seas eS . t RA RY aa . h beat Nevad ty . Pac-ficand Broadway. 'The building is brick, aa . Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s. enoleueh EW’ Warfarein the duy tc this su. unary spnere can beat Nevada coun y i z i . FINEST BOoOoTs AND SHOES me LINE TO PAN; a gently wl i artare an the duys of Cesar was no in the artivle of fruit. Mr. Edwards cannot . fif » feet front, three stories in height,” and ' meré child’s pla y~* In nine years he had slain forms one of the moét™prominent features ot Made on short Notice at Cheap Rates. E Connecting via the Steamer'of the Atlantic-and help taking whe ‘first premium on peaches at Pacitic Steaaship Company, at Aspinwall. « million of men, taken a million of prisoners, . }. : * ” They ii ; : oul . aha © sas tue State Pair. Front stre +t.” They manufacture about thir. . AV HE proprietors would inform the péople of Nee E.commgered 300 tribes and 8e0 cities. “After cit as ApsiiinaCinnds* ‘ty-bv. cifl-rent kinds of Syrups, Tonics, Cor: d this county that they keep on hand a large Shoah hab ‘York. sep ee , he a he suman of the world, be caterOur advertising frien du baie pressed their . dials and Essences, and almost exclusively . Stock’ of Custom Made Work . Having Spare no San _Franciseo and lite cd ee rs _ Seaman popalhowes eee favors upon us somewhat. ster than wean . *Upply the trade of California, Oregon and a aes he Lee a te ieee End ~ dao tables furnished with every luxury. He Nleated. wud. Ktly, reduced the . #2¢ pi rts of tue Mexican and South American Suclabapans have been emiployea in Bankert’s . ’? ARTURE FROM FOLSOM STREET WitARF. use, Ta made an artificial lake for’ the’ purpose of . (¢'pated, an Pranic at ated ee ec. st,wta.a growing demand from China . °e!ebrated establishment, in Philadelphia. ‘The magnificent Steamship. prea Ih showlwg the assemblage a sample of . . limits of the editorial and currant matter o! hepato hts a : REPAIRING—'This. branch of the business . P tire é J age a sample of uava the TRANSCRIPT. Ag this is & cirevinstance and the Pacilic Islands. Would thatall other . receives our special attention. 817-1m UNCLE SAM their-h a which we have not the vanity to believe our . Celifornia mauufactories might meet with as Whe Takes a,€hance! nes fe ceo . aa _ P : 5 F , @ ’ Srey Bas 5 5 ; 5 Pe ¥ i? ‘ : «Meouragiag success, and thuseach retain its — eee W. F. LAPIDGE, Commander, \UIRLS Pre CKEE Lake.—A mountain tourist says . readers regard with any other than feelings of tina ofthe teats nediamut hes OSEPH LEE GIVES NOTICE-THAT WE . Will leave Folsom street wharf, with Passenges her schoo! that Truckee Lake is a beautiful sheet of . indifference, and aa it is exceedingly gratify. . PTeportoa e rae Eee he Oe 1 ed Will dispose of the picture, VIEW OF THE . ’ and ‘Treasure, on = sam pa water, about threeaniles:long, and from three . ; ‘ “ fa ager ea Ca } oud t er. wouli be less shinuing uround on . & LEVATOR MILL, for $1 a chance, valued at 7 ’ > om at tl uuarter’s to a mile in widil § Tt ia plentiful ing to us, in a pecuniary point of view, we , $60. As svon as the chances are taken it will be FRIDAY, Sept’r, 2ist, 1860. ith a gor unrte 4) ie ridth. 8 pler r . ty i x cruciati ‘onl ‘ORK PAN elo’ -M. : pr stacked with fidh; iteshores are heavily lined: tall uot bother-them with any apologies . sttmer dys, and more excruciating com DRAWN AT THE DRAMA SALOON, . ant cumay vie tinny Me Dunetually onimoda with timnber—tl 3 *) ipding « b i p fs frou. tie East of the decrease of bul; ” . with steamship for NEW YORK. ~’ ‘ : id wit Saune t—the tamarack abounding on the . about it. ai Main street, Nevada City. Through tickets can be obtained, ‘The Panama —AEIBER1 ‘ower side; while the pitch sine is more plenPe eines a. © ip CL oe Call there and obtain a chance in the beautiful . Railroad Co. and Atlantic and Pacific Steamship we iar bag are z rom descriptions given "A horse thief in Western Virginia was ‘ ———— picture. _ si7-tf . Co.-have authorized us Agents forthe sale-of __ Patterson »! ra Jike omer: 2 , H ’ ai : : F i boas . _. tickets, : re a4, a apace Pr 9 a tiles be thinks taken out of his howse recently, on a stormy . . _ PA short time since 2 lidy died in Phila. ~ “Dr. Levason’s Preparations . Treasure for shipment will be received onboard , oe -Rpects sintitar. The écho is very loud and night, and tarred and feathered. The punIphia, 107 years of age, and on the day of {OR the Teeth and Gums may be had at his of. Say bee eee one clock (midnight) ate: en en will be 45 + feetive.— Mirror.. <a ishment may have been just enough, but it . her funeral there were present five brothers . 4 wees or of SPENCE, Drugyist, Broad street, . "No merchandise freight will be received*on board it the Le —eain't right to pitch a man out in the dark d sisters, the sest being over 90 years . “~""*SP . after 3 o'clock, P. M., Sept. 0th, and a written or. aberty. ¥ te ae Ae ES eae £ P ‘ . and sts » the younges bg sali a : 4 ei r der must be procured at tie Company's Office for ap erty Suabataninaaeeks vicina la — — ah ~ ae [of age, and the “oldest 111 -years.A sight} Artificial Teeth its shipment. For Freight or Passage apply tc : gin b # frosa to Ukiah City, and back aguinthenext . 2 00 ae en) oe ge eee 3 }F Every description fixed from one to com FORBES & BABCOCK, Agents. Diy has} day, in seventeen hours. The distance rode was Era building, intended for a milligery like this has sellom if ever been witnessed 8) plete sets by DR. LEVASON, Office over . Cor. Sacramento and. Leideadorft sts. _ Mere of. it wou Shae dred and afty miles. store, is going up at the foot of Main: street. . in t is’ r any other. countrr. wes lock & Co’s. store, Nevada. aop?-'t : San Francviswo. Pheir ditek =a : nits : ; \ q cent Se iy pas — q _ : : 3 : soi . . ' I BBS Spee <snsea iat INN Uist eseicae ere 7 et = hE sii