September 20, 1861 (4 pages)

ad N-~ 3S. inrange Ps, Lor . Ze gale Ave the du [Rh ada, ICE illey ER fal al sait No. Pd to. % " and dangerously wounded. This statement, . ‘and on that day he had drank nothing stronger Aevala Daily Transcript, _and has not been heard of since.HOME MATTERS. Tue Feicas om Baoap Starer:— tn our statement of the fracas which occurred on Broad street, night before last, we stated that a man named McGinnis was struck on the head with a tumbler by C. P-McCauliff gathered in the hurry and confusion:of ‘the moment, is only partially correct. The man is, mentioned above, was wounded, but not dangerously. Another man, named Noland, is the person thus severely ‘hurt, It is supposed that he was struck with a decanter. The wound is of such a character iiiat the sufferer is liable to die at any mojnent, and his situation is as critical now as it was when the wound was inflicted. Noland, we understand, was formerly employed in the Nebraska shaft, and had the reputation of a steady, bard working, sober man. Day before yesterday was the first time, in seven years, that-he-had tasted any liquor whatever, than port and sherry wine. MeCauliff disappeared immediately after the occurrence This is another example, if any was needed, of the evil and dangerous ‘effects on certain organizations, of indulging in ardent spirits. Had Noland resisted the temptations to drink which thé occasion of day before yesterday threw in his way, he would now be attending to his business ivstead of being on the verge of the grave. : Se eee New REcRUITING OFFIcE.—By reference te a notice in to-day’s issue, it will bé seen that Mr. Chas. Atchisson has opened a recruiting office at Col. A: W. Potter's saloon, en Main street. The recruits wanted are intended to form an infantry company. te The tide of travel to Washoe, via the Henness Pass, is steadily setting in. Mr. Sale, yesterday morning, took over eight passengers who came from Sacramento, and Mr. Mau’s passengers are alse principally made up of passengers coming from the same place. The route only wants to be known in order to be patronized. o —Moore’sFLaT.—The amount contributed to the Patriotic Fund, at the Moore’s Flat precinct, at the last election, was $30 25, instead of $6 75, as was published in our paper some days ago. MAaTTESON’S, DERRICK.—This very important invention, we perceive, is an ebject of great interest-at the State Agricultural Fair. If it do not command a big premium, we are grossly mistaken. District Court.—September * 19th.— ‘vans ve. Weaver.—Judgment entered in accordance with prayer in plaiatiffs complaint Evans vs. Hiscox.—Judgment entered as found by referee,—exception taken and a etay of proceedings for five days granted. Palmer vs. Newton et al.—Tried and submitted.’ Susan Wheat vs. W. A. Wheat.—Findings of Court filed and a decree of divoree entered. From AUSTRALIA.—The dates are fren Sidney to 10th June. The Legislature of New South Wales had been discussing a bill _ to encourage the culture of cotton. Kerosene oil has been discovered in Tasmania, and in great abundance. The white slate, in which it was found yelded some fifteen gillons per ton, Mverschaum clay is also found in that vicinity. A silk growing company is to be formed at Sydney. The Marsh family was playing at the same city. Crime is fearfully inerensThe Mel_ ing, and robberies are numerous. bourne Railway has been extended half way to Murray river. vy and dysentry. A portion of the party were still in th interior, and supposed to be suffering dreadfully for want of water and Supplies had been forwarded to In New South Wales a serious riot the minera, who deterthe Chinese from the diggings. The mob, between two aud three thousand strong, pursued the Chinese, cut off their . ~ Some $20,000 worth of property re destreyed.— stripped of all their effeets. and shockingly abused. Some ! of the Chinese had their scalps literally torn . fore made setting provisions. them. had occurred ames mined to ex hair, and burned their habitations. The retreating Chinese we off. Government has called out the troops STATE AGRICULTURAL FaiR.—Accordinig to all accounts the State Fair-is a britiant success. Sacramento is crowded with peo ᐀ ple, the pavilion and cattle grounds with the _»-best riches of the’ earth, and all is happiness Of all the brosd lands on this beautiful Earth, No spot:is so dear, as the land of our birth, “The State may be shaken, but never o’erthrown, Brahe’s Exploring Expedition to the interior had returned to .Melbourne, four of the party having died of scurOUR NATIONAL SONG. . . Dedicated to'the Peaple of the Union by Vanity Fair. And all the fair islands that smile in the Sea, ‘No country so noble, no people so free! Weare freemen. and mighty thruugh Freedom alone, t United-by ties that no tyrant can sever ; It shall stand in its grandeur forever ! ae Forever ! © IT SHALL STANDIN ITS GRANDEUR FOREVER! We are preud of vur country—Who would not be “proud a Of. its forests, grand, And its patriot-heroes, whose souls never bowed To aught but their God, and the laws of the land? We are prond of our fathers—the blood that they shed, And the freedom they won—Shall we part with it? Never! , Better die thanlive slaves, a disgrace to the dead. Tury. were free,-and wkwill be forever !. : Forever! am THEY WERE FREE, AND WE WILL BE FOREVER! its_rivers, its mountains so Then fling out our banner, the stripes and the stars, : The beautiful union of morning and night ; ‘Our motto is ‘* Peace,’ but we shrink not from wars, 1 ’ As ready to die, as to live, forthe Right! We will fight to the death for the land that we love, ; Foes without, or within, no dissensions shall sever > . : And our last prayer shali be (angels, waft it above!) © “* God bless our dear country forever" ”’ FOREVER! Gop BLEss @UR. DEAR COUNTRY FOKEVER! Too HospiraBL_e,—In his late work Du Chaillu says; ‘*A chief in the interior country having great respect for me, of whom he had often heard, when I had made him my first. visit immnediately ordered a stave killed for my dinner, and it was only with great difficulty I was able to convince him that I did nots in my own country, live on human flesh. a OTICE TO LADIES.—The largest and most complete assortment of perfumery and Toilet Articles ever offered fer sale in the mountains, is kept constantly on hand and sold low by * C. M. BATES, 612 Broad Street Drug Store. \OSMET1CS.—Pinana’s Rouge Fin. Bazin’s Fleur De Riz. .C. M. BATES, 812 Broad Street Drug Store. FOR SALE! M. LIEBERT’S MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY ESTTE indersigned, intending to leave the coun try, offers to instruct, yratie; in all the branches of the D erreotype and Photographic Art, any person who will buy his estatilishment and continue his business. For further particu Jars apply to the owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street, Nevada. all tf A. LIEBERT. To the People ‘of Grass Valley and Nevada, 1 have been running a line of stages into your towne since the first of J une, thereby reducing the fare to Marysville from six dollars to three. My little quill wheel upposition caused the fare between your towis and Sacramento to be reduced from ten to seven dollars.’ I have never callcd on your patronage, as . could do well haul ing fruit and you could do weil riding with the California Stage Company fer one dollar, which company, I hope, gave you good satisfaction, especially that portion of you who were liberal enough to pay me two dollars and ride with that company. I now ask you to consider my case ané ride with me, or pay me sufficiently, and you can always ride to Marysville for three dollars. I do not invend to lose any money running stages for any community ; . worked for my money and I do intend to keep it. It is better for you to try and pay me to keep the fare to a reasonable price at all times than to pry one dollar to-day and have six dollars imposed on you to-morrow. I shall stock the road irom Marysville to Sac ramento an the 10th of September next, and then I will take you through from Nevada to Sacra mento for six dollars; but without your good will and some of your money, I cannot stay with you. MARYSVILLE, Scpt. ist, 1861. J. 8. MeCUE. N. B.—The stage wiil leave the U. 8. Hotel, Nevada, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o’clock, A M. Returning, it will leave the office, corner of Second and High streets, on alternate days, at 6 o’clock, AM. 83 * ATE OF CALIVFORNIA--COUNTY hereb7 given that J. C. Green. having filed in thie Court his petition prayiu.g_for an order of sale of the real estate and that the order hereto _asidé certain property of the Estate of G. BZAFF. deceased, as ahomestcad . ghould-bé revoked, the hearing of the same has Jysén fixed by said Court for SATURDAY, OUT. 12th, 1861, at 10 o’cloek, in the forenoon of said day of the ber Term of 1861, at the Court Room th at the Court House in the city and County of Nevada, and all persons in said estate are notified then and thereto appar and «how cause if any they have, why the said should ted ‘}Potass, is purely as represented, and mate 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 tnd reliable tonic alterative, it is nnéqualed. . }t quickly removes from the system all morbid For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheyma-. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, an@ diseases arising from the impure state of the “Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as Quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Todide of Potass. LAR ; Six bettles sent by express toany address for Five Dollar. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. 7 5 mi8-3m Nos: 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco Five Hundred Patients from the varieus 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 and permanent cure. t 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. HEALTH RESTORATIVE proof of its efficacy. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their crateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro at S of Nevada—In Probte Court. Notice isXr Hall's Sarsaparilla and lodide ot d impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Arsenic.ism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. For sale everywhere, for ONE DOLk. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, epee cerca VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less titan Among The immense sale of this is indisputable Those who have suffered prietor. The lame, the halt, and ali who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-€m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced in this and other markéts by.spurious mixtures and adultcrations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and arc industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a gen uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttivg up.come of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itis a mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. ‘or sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug hant the State. DEPoT—No. 801 Montgomery «treet, San Francisco. "ap 23—3m FISH’S HAIR RESTORATIVE.—We refer our readers to an advertisement of this article in another column. The best evidertice of its merit asa Hair Restorative is the fact that hundreds throughout this State, wh@are well known to the public, have given voluntarily their recommendations of its effieacy Regular shipments are made to the Atlantic States of this ar ticle—a thing nnexampled in California inven tions. ad. it R&S. KE. STONE, late of Nevada, and graduate of the Medical School of Giezer, Germany. has opened an institution for the re tion of patients desirous of reeeiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. This establishment is located at BLUE TENT, five mites from Nrvada, in.a beautiful and healthful situation. Patients will be received and furnished with the eamforteofatome. Mrs. Stone-will give her personal attention to the Ladies who may become inmates of the ingtifution ; and intelligent and faithful male atténdants will render neces sary services to tlemes. Itis needless to ad. vert to the advantages‘derived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : many of the most eminent physicisns are now turning their attentiou*te this subject. Many chronic diseases which have resisted every other method treatment have vielded to this method ; and especially have many matadics peculiar to females been cured ‘by the proper use of water—even after all hopés.of a cure had been given up. In addition to the Cold, Tepid, Warm, Hot, Shower Douche and Stéam Baths, patients whose cases nire them will béfurnished with the ELEC. 'FRIC BATHS, which have been-found-se-ser~ viceable in Chronic Rheumattsm, and ather diseases of long standing. Terms--From 'O to $25 per week in advance: No extra charges of any kind. je20ti J. S. NICHOLS, M. BD. } OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND _ Surgeon. Office and residence: No. 121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. Ais Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine Cases, fer sale by Dr. Nichols. August 26th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, 1URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, i would give notice to his many friends in the mining towns of California that he will'soon visitthem ayain. The Dr. is well-known and every one should ro tet him, as he can perform the most skilfml operations that is to be done in Dentistry. For the past two years he has been in Grass Valley, Nevada and adjoining towns, and his work has given general satisfac tion, and no one has gomplained. Teeth will be filKe# with California Gold-or Silver Foil, Cement, ete. ‘Teeth inserted on pivot when the rootor fang is not too much-de eayed. He will wait on Ladies: at their homes, when it is desired. rr Charges about the same as in the Eastern States. au20-2m* A. Bb. ¢ ARLEY. FRANK HALL. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON, No. 9 Commercial Street. VARLEY & HALL take this method of in 6: forming their friends and the public gen will keep it well stocked with FINE WINKS LIQUORS and CIGARS. ‘ TABLES in the mountains. nris-tf CAS! CAS!!! GAS!!! Saturday the 17th of August. are prepared to put up for all desirous of burn ing Gas. All such persons are requested to cal at the office and subscribe to the rules and regu lations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street mair Company, $10,00. When otherwise, metre, B25 00. Price of pipe from metre, 36 cts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N.B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be pre sented for collection until Gas is turned on. introduction and erally, that they have taken the above place and They also have one of the best BILLIARD ry.HE Nevada Gas Company give notice that RE, will. be turned into the street matus on The Company have on hand a large quantity of service pipe and a complete assortment of fixtures which they to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by the setting ST. LEON RESTAURANT, No. 62 pny Street, NEVADA. i cascacer. ig) Proprietor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city an@pvicinity, that T have e /Openeda First Class Restaurant Which will be kept in the Franco-American style. > MEALS AT ALL HOURS j WillLbe fefnished. Private rooms for Genth tien and Ladies wishing Meals. Attacted to tht Vestaurant is a Bakery, where all kinds of th best FRENCH CONFECTION.ERIES can be procured. The proprietér woul? be pleased to serve his friends with a GOOD MEAL and it. they ere not pleased with the AT. LEON ofter > dining ‘there onee he will not mpke wiy charges. * Kr Board furnished bythe Day, Monti or Week, without lodging. aud-tf 2 -M. CHARLES W. YOUNG, “ "IMPORTER AND DEALEREN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goe Kelsey's Block .-No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches earefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order.e ‘All articles wuarantced. Nevada, Név. 27th, 1860. STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOUNS. W.H. CRAWFORD & €O., « (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton &' Cos. GENERAL DEALERS IN ie kor gate MATERIALS, CARPEN-TERS TC JOLS, Agricultural and Mining Lmeomeate; Blackamith’s Tools, Cordage,. Fuse, *owder, Duck, ete., ete. At the old stand i No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf ; THE LARCEST STORE IN. THE STATE, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 50 Pine st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Kqual if not superior to Lawrence Duck. E are now in regular receipt of this favorite brand of Duck A almost every Clipper Ship, and are satiwfied, if it is given a trial by the trade, that has been buying heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusively. will give satiefactiowk— Wor sale hy JANSON, BOND &€ CO. Corner of Batters & Clay st.” ] April 13-¢m ; a” i A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr 1 a > A. BLOCK. & CO. . DEALERS .IN _. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Ter order of Trustece, RECULAR STACE LINE! Rerween Nevada and SPSS aVIRCINIA CITY, dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. 8 ay Stage will leave Nevada City every MON DAY & THURSDAY, going through to Vir Nevada Ci'y ! MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNING. mak ing the trip beck to Nevada in thirty six hours FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY-LOW RATES. Gate. Hotel; and at Mau‘e store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent. Virginia City. A. MAU, Preprietor. Nevada City, Sept. 2d, 1861 : NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY ae ee STACE LINE, assure the yever that this is a PERMA NENT INSTITUTION to which there shall no be, and can not be, iny “ let.up,’’ opposition o no opposition. hie fare, each way, between Nevada and Gras Valley, will continue At Twenty-Five Cents. he proprietor avails himeelf of this opportunit sto make his sincere acknowledgments to the put long accorded to his enterprise. i __ ED. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28tti-im Via Eureka, Jackson’s. Ranch, SarTen Dollars. giniaCity in % hours, from the time of leaving Returning —Will leave Virginia City every STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden «4.2m THE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO = = es He would alao inform the pub lic that, as long aa the present opposition runs, And he pledges himself that, under no contin feney will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. lic for the constant and generous patronage so J. 8. KANEEN, al2 Superintendent (‘Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOON, A. KR. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of MecLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING quest them to call when visiting the Vuailey Auguet 13, 18)btf , JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of LOOKING CLASSES, Machinery Oils oa Camphene, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aul3 tf t , THE LARGEST : . . AT CHEAP JOHNS. y}.§ —-= OPENED A SALOON AT . Grass Valley . would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will find the best Liquors, . Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and ry . WALL PAPER, PICTURES KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, . STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! THAT desirable Real Estate known as the POLKA. and now occupied by the Lafayette Bakery, on lbroad street, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEV ADA. . CENTRE MARKET. ° . JOVIN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, ts. Commercial Street, . 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county , at large, that { have on hand and design keeping a large supply of og men Beef, Pork and Mutton. i MEATS DELIVERED jn any part of the city whenever desired, at reavyonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-tf RED DOG AND NEVADACITY DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE National &xcange, Kroad etreet, Nevada, Every Afternoon; + at 2p. ™., and arrives at Red I at4p.m Re. turning stage LEAVES RED Miat 8 A.M. pout WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor ° LEWIS BROTHERS, SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, San Francisco: July 27, 1861-tf J. LEWIS, Nevada. Ss. LE W148, Carson City. Cc. E. WITHINCTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER . : next duor above Weaver & Newman’s. nT PAINTING promptly attended tc.— The hause is well rented, and the ewner in Dealer in noe 5 > iain Fixtures, tending te leave the country, the p orty will . &c. &e. At the foot of jad at., Nevada. epi ve eold at a bargain. Apply to J. MICHEL, . —— JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE Cor. of Broad and: Pine Streets, « NEVADA CITY. RE new and fashionable styles of Of Every Kind and Qaality. petition not be granted. it. 12th, 1861. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. . By J. M. Levey, Deputy.) el4-tw* CONSTANTLY RECEIVING SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Bakery two doors above the Bakery—comprising an ’ rations, and e the business. Watchmaker, Broad strect, two doers above the AtSO—Vhe Billiard and Coffee Saloon, known as the «CAPE NATIONAL,’ on Broadst, elent Bill Table, Bar Koom Fixtures, Decoy thing necessary to carry on I IEN NOTICK.—W. B. Churchill ve. 4 Henry Smith ct al—composing the Penvsylvania Compa ; holding or claiming lens upov . nes seen, sanedaaaa and guper the flumes, other ~ . structures ened fas , power and for mining -with the land up on which the same is and a convenient Nevada, May 9, 1861f siaiemcs space around the same for their proper use ALSO~A Watchmaker’s Tools and comnpetion, Stouaian and being upon the PeanStand, coun cted with the above will be sold . *ylvania Company’s claime on the norther at a great by 7 Ply at J. MICHELS i of Mosse “ vie, fo one Watchmaker’s Shop. street, Nevada. ‘ appear adv im ° the County Court for eaid County, on Satur day, September pb at de and to exhibit pee ADES. — Wright's FRANGIPANIN . then and proof of liens. at and Philacome, Pinana’s Pomade and DeAugust 22d, 1861, accaca Perfumes. Lub‘'n’s“* New Mown oe JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Ci’k Co. Court *< West End,” “‘ Geranium,” \* Jockey Club,”’ Per Jos. 9 y ete. C.M. BATES, Hiz, Hupr. & Moves, Atty’s for F #12 Broad Street Drug Store. a23-law 21d &

ad N-~ 3S. inrange Ps, Lor . Ze gale Ave the du [Rh ada, ICE illey ER fal al sait No. Pd to. % " and dangerously wounded. This statement, . ‘and on that day he had drank nothing stronger Aevala Daily Transcript, _and has not been heard of since.HOME MATTERS. Tue Feicas om Baoap Starer:— tn our statement of the fracas which occurred on Broad street, night before last, we stated that a man named McGinnis was struck on the head with a tumbler by C. P-McCauliff gathered in the hurry and confusion:of ‘the moment, is only partially correct. The man is, mentioned above, was wounded, but not dangerously. Another man, named Noland, is the person thus severely ‘hurt, It is supposed that he was struck with a decanter. The wound is of such a character iiiat the sufferer is liable to die at any mojnent, and his situation is as critical now as it was when the wound was inflicted. Noland, we understand, was formerly employed in the Nebraska shaft, and had the reputation of a steady, bard working, sober man. Day before yesterday was the first time, in seven years, that-he-had tasted any liquor whatever, than port and sherry wine. MeCauliff disappeared immediately after the occurrence This is another example, if any was needed, of the evil and dangerous ‘effects on certain organizations, of indulging in ardent spirits. Had Noland resisted the temptations to drink which thé occasion of day before yesterday threw in his way, he would now be attending to his business ivstead of being on the verge of the grave. : Se eee New REcRUITING OFFIcE.—By reference te a notice in to-day’s issue, it will bé seen that Mr. Chas. Atchisson has opened a recruiting office at Col. A: W. Potter's saloon, en Main street. The recruits wanted are intended to form an infantry company. te The tide of travel to Washoe, via the Henness Pass, is steadily setting in. Mr. Sale, yesterday morning, took over eight passengers who came from Sacramento, and Mr. Mau’s passengers are alse principally made up of passengers coming from the same place. The route only wants to be known in order to be patronized. o —Moore’sFLaT.—The amount contributed to the Patriotic Fund, at the Moore’s Flat precinct, at the last election, was $30 25, instead of $6 75, as was published in our paper some days ago. MAaTTESON’S, DERRICK.—This very important invention, we perceive, is an ebject of great interest-at the State Agricultural Fair. If it do not command a big premium, we are grossly mistaken. District Court.—September * 19th.— ‘vans ve. Weaver.—Judgment entered in accordance with prayer in plaiatiffs complaint Evans vs. Hiscox.—Judgment entered as found by referee,—exception taken and a etay of proceedings for five days granted. Palmer vs. Newton et al.—Tried and submitted.’ Susan Wheat vs. W. A. Wheat.—Findings of Court filed and a decree of divoree entered. From AUSTRALIA.—The dates are fren Sidney to 10th June. The Legislature of New South Wales had been discussing a bill _ to encourage the culture of cotton. Kerosene oil has been discovered in Tasmania, and in great abundance. The white slate, in which it was found yelded some fifteen gillons per ton, Mverschaum clay is also found in that vicinity. A silk growing company is to be formed at Sydney. The Marsh family was playing at the same city. Crime is fearfully inerensThe Mel_ ing, and robberies are numerous. bourne Railway has been extended half way to Murray river. vy and dysentry. A portion of the party were still in th interior, and supposed to be suffering dreadfully for want of water and Supplies had been forwarded to In New South Wales a serious riot the minera, who deterthe Chinese from the diggings. The mob, between two aud three thousand strong, pursued the Chinese, cut off their . ~ Some $20,000 worth of property re destreyed.— stripped of all their effeets. and shockingly abused. Some ! of the Chinese had their scalps literally torn . fore made setting provisions. them. had occurred ames mined to ex hair, and burned their habitations. The retreating Chinese we off. Government has called out the troops STATE AGRICULTURAL FaiR.—Accordinig to all accounts the State Fair-is a britiant success. Sacramento is crowded with peo ᐀ ple, the pavilion and cattle grounds with the _»-best riches of the’ earth, and all is happiness Of all the brosd lands on this beautiful Earth, No spot:is so dear, as the land of our birth, “The State may be shaken, but never o’erthrown, Brahe’s Exploring Expedition to the interior had returned to .Melbourne, four of the party having died of scurOUR NATIONAL SONG. . . Dedicated to'the Peaple of the Union by Vanity Fair. And all the fair islands that smile in the Sea, ‘No country so noble, no people so free! Weare freemen. and mighty thruugh Freedom alone, t United-by ties that no tyrant can sever ; It shall stand in its grandeur forever ! ae Forever ! © IT SHALL STANDIN ITS GRANDEUR FOREVER! We are preud of vur country—Who would not be “proud a Of. its forests, grand, And its patriot-heroes, whose souls never bowed To aught but their God, and the laws of the land? We are prond of our fathers—the blood that they shed, And the freedom they won—Shall we part with it? Never! , Better die thanlive slaves, a disgrace to the dead. Tury. were free,-and wkwill be forever !. : Forever! am THEY WERE FREE, AND WE WILL BE FOREVER! its_rivers, its mountains so Then fling out our banner, the stripes and the stars, : The beautiful union of morning and night ; ‘Our motto is ‘* Peace,’ but we shrink not from wars, 1 ’ As ready to die, as to live, forthe Right! We will fight to the death for the land that we love, ; Foes without, or within, no dissensions shall sever > . : And our last prayer shali be (angels, waft it above!) © “* God bless our dear country forever" ”’ FOREVER! Gop BLEss @UR. DEAR COUNTRY FOKEVER! Too HospiraBL_e,—In his late work Du Chaillu says; ‘*A chief in the interior country having great respect for me, of whom he had often heard, when I had made him my first. visit immnediately ordered a stave killed for my dinner, and it was only with great difficulty I was able to convince him that I did nots in my own country, live on human flesh. a OTICE TO LADIES.—The largest and most complete assortment of perfumery and Toilet Articles ever offered fer sale in the mountains, is kept constantly on hand and sold low by * C. M. BATES, 612 Broad Street Drug Store. \OSMET1CS.—Pinana’s Rouge Fin. Bazin’s Fleur De Riz. .C. M. BATES, 812 Broad Street Drug Store. FOR SALE! M. LIEBERT’S MAGNIFICENT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY ESTTE indersigned, intending to leave the coun try, offers to instruct, yratie; in all the branches of the D erreotype and Photographic Art, any person who will buy his estatilishment and continue his business. For further particu Jars apply to the owner, on the premises, No. 88 Broad street, Nevada. all tf A. LIEBERT. To the People ‘of Grass Valley and Nevada, 1 have been running a line of stages into your towne since the first of J une, thereby reducing the fare to Marysville from six dollars to three. My little quill wheel upposition caused the fare between your towis and Sacramento to be reduced from ten to seven dollars.’ I have never callcd on your patronage, as . could do well haul ing fruit and you could do weil riding with the California Stage Company fer one dollar, which company, I hope, gave you good satisfaction, especially that portion of you who were liberal enough to pay me two dollars and ride with that company. I now ask you to consider my case ané ride with me, or pay me sufficiently, and you can always ride to Marysville for three dollars. I do not invend to lose any money running stages for any community ; . worked for my money and I do intend to keep it. It is better for you to try and pay me to keep the fare to a reasonable price at all times than to pry one dollar to-day and have six dollars imposed on you to-morrow. I shall stock the road irom Marysville to Sac ramento an the 10th of September next, and then I will take you through from Nevada to Sacra mento for six dollars; but without your good will and some of your money, I cannot stay with you. MARYSVILLE, Scpt. ist, 1861. J. 8. MeCUE. N. B.—The stage wiil leave the U. 8. Hotel, Nevada, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 o’clock, A M. Returning, it will leave the office, corner of Second and High streets, on alternate days, at 6 o’clock, AM. 83 * ATE OF CALIVFORNIA--COUNTY hereb7 given that J. C. Green. having filed in thie Court his petition prayiu.g_for an order of sale of the real estate and that the order hereto _asidé certain property of the Estate of G. BZAFF. deceased, as ahomestcad . ghould-bé revoked, the hearing of the same has Jysén fixed by said Court for SATURDAY, OUT. 12th, 1861, at 10 o’cloek, in the forenoon of said day of the ber Term of 1861, at the Court Room th at the Court House in the city and County of Nevada, and all persons in said estate are notified then and thereto appar and «how cause if any they have, why the said should ted ‘}Potass, is purely as represented, and mate 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 tnd reliable tonic alterative, it is nnéqualed. . }t quickly removes from the system all morbid For all Chronic diseases, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheyma-. Lumbago, Pimples on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes, Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, an@ diseases arising from the impure state of the “Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as Quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Todide of Potass. LAR ; Six bettles sent by express toany address for Five Dollar. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. 7 5 mi8-3m Nos: 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco Five Hundred Patients from the varieus 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 and permanent cure. t 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. HEALTH RESTORATIVE proof of its efficacy. worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their crateful acknowledgments to the enterprising and scientific pro at S of Nevada—In Probte Court. Notice isXr Hall's Sarsaparilla and lodide ot d impure matter— Mercury, Lead and Arsenic.ism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. For sale everywhere, for ONE DOLk. MALL & CO., Sole Proprietors, epee cerca VALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less titan Among The immense sale of this is indisputable Those who have suffered prietor. The lame, the halt, and ali who are in any way afflicted can rely upon being quickly and permanently benefitted by using Dr. ADOLPHUS’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTH RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-€m Dr. KENT, Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines. Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced in this and other markéts by.spurious mixtures and adultcrations, purporting to be pure California Wines, from the Los Angeles vintage. ‘These cheap compounds are being offered to the publie at almost any price, and arc industriously hawked about and peddled in every variety of style, until our citizens have despaired of obtaining a gen uine and pure Wine. It may be a matter of of some interest to know that Messrs. SAINSEVAIN BROS. are puttivg up.come of their celebrated wine from the Vineyard of ** El Also,”’ at Los Angeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines. We wish likewise to call the attention of the publie to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itis a mort delicious Beverage and Tonic. ‘or sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug hant the State. DEPoT—No. 801 Montgomery «treet, San Francisco. "ap 23—3m

FISH’S HAIR RESTORATIVE.—We refer our readers to an advertisement of this article in another column. The best evidertice of its merit asa Hair Restorative is the fact that hundreds throughout this State, wh@are well known to the public, have given voluntarily their recommendations of its effieacy Regular shipments are made to the Atlantic States of this ar ticle—a thing nnexampled in California inven tions. ad. it R&S. KE. STONE, late of Nevada, and graduate of the Medical School of Giezer, Germany. has opened an institution for the re tion of patients desirous of reeeiving the HYDROPATHIC treatment. This establishment is located at BLUE TENT, five mites from Nrvada, in.a beautiful and healthful situation. Patients will be received and furnished with the eamforteofatome. Mrs. Stone-will give her personal attention to the Ladies who may become inmates of the ingtifution ; and intelligent and faithful male atténdants will render neces sary services to tlemes. Itis needless to ad. vert to the advantages‘derived from the Hydropathic method of treating many diseases : many of the most eminent physicisns are now turning their attentiou*te this subject. Many chronic diseases which have resisted every other method treatment have vielded to this method ; and especially have many matadics peculiar to females been cured ‘by the proper use of water—even after all hopés.of a cure had been given up. In addition to the Cold, Tepid, Warm, Hot, Shower Douche and Stéam Baths, patients whose cases nire them will béfurnished with the ELEC. 'FRIC BATHS, which have been-found-se-ser~ viceable in Chronic Rheumattsm, and ather diseases of long standing. Terms--From 'O to $25 per week in advance: No extra charges of any kind. je20ti J. S. NICHOLS, M. BD. } OMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND _ Surgeon. Office and residence: No. 121 Broad Street—first house above the Methodist Church, Nevada. Ais Homeopathic Medicines and Medicine Cases, fer sale by Dr. Nichols. August 26th, 1861--tf DR. N. M’NAUCHTON, 1URGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, i would give notice to his many friends in the mining towns of California that he will'soon visitthem ayain. The Dr. is well-known and every one should ro tet him, as he can perform the most skilfml operations that is to be done in Dentistry. For the past two years he has been in Grass Valley, Nevada and adjoining towns, and his work has given general satisfac tion, and no one has gomplained. Teeth will be filKe# with California Gold-or Silver Foil, Cement, ete. ‘Teeth inserted on pivot when the rootor fang is not too much-de eayed. He will wait on Ladies: at their homes, when it is desired. rr Charges about the same as in the Eastern States. au20-2m* A. Bb. ¢ ARLEY. FRANK HALL. INDIAN QUEEN SALOON, No. 9 Commercial Street. VARLEY & HALL take this method of in 6: forming their friends and the public gen will keep it well stocked with FINE WINKS LIQUORS and CIGARS. ‘ TABLES in the mountains. nris-tf CAS! CAS!!! GAS!!! Saturday the 17th of August. are prepared to put up for all desirous of burn ing Gas. All such persons are requested to cal at the office and subscribe to the rules and regu lations, by signing the register. The following is the tariff of charges :Price of Gas per 1000 cubic feet, $10,00. Price for introducing Gas from the street mair Company, $10,00. When otherwise, metre, B25 00. Price of pipe from metre, 36 cts. per foot. Price of fixtures according to kind required. N.B. No bills for pipe or fixtures will be pre sented for collection until Gas is turned on. introduction and erally, that they have taken the above place and They also have one of the best BILLIARD ry.HE Nevada Gas Company give notice that RE, will. be turned into the street matus on The Company have on hand a large quantity of service pipe and a complete assortment of fixtures which they to pipe of consumers including setting metre in all cases where the entire fitting is done by the setting ST. LEON RESTAURANT, No. 62 pny Street, NEVADA. i cascacer. ig) Proprietor. WOULD INFORM THE PEOPLE of Nevada city an@pvicinity, that T have e /Openeda First Class Restaurant Which will be kept in the Franco-American style. > MEALS AT ALL HOURS j WillLbe fefnished. Private rooms for Genth tien and Ladies wishing Meals. Attacted to tht Vestaurant is a Bakery, where all kinds of th best FRENCH CONFECTION.ERIES can be procured. The proprietér woul? be pleased to serve his friends with a GOOD MEAL and it. they ere not pleased with the AT. LEON ofter > dining ‘there onee he will not mpke wiy charges. * Kr Board furnished bythe Day, Monti or Week, without lodging. aud-tf 2 -M. CHARLES W. YOUNG, “ "IMPORTER AND DEALEREN Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goe Kelsey's Block .-No. 37 Commercial Street. Watches earefully Repaired and Jewelry made to order.e ‘All articles wuarantced. Nevada, Név. 27th, 1860. STOCK OF CLOTHING IN THE STATE. AT CHEAP JOUNS. W.H. CRAWFORD & €O., « (Suecessors to J. M. Hamilton &' Cos. GENERAL DEALERS IN ie kor gate MATERIALS, CARPEN-TERS TC JOLS, Agricultural and Mining Lmeomeate; Blackamith’s Tools, Cordage,. Fuse, *owder, Duck, ete., ete. At the old stand i No. 27 MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Sept. 6—tf ; THE LARCEST STORE IN. THE STATE, CHEAP JOHNS, 55,57 & 50 Pine st. RUSSELL MILL DUCK, FOR HYDRAULIC MINING! Guaranteed Kqual if not superior to Lawrence Duck. E are now in regular receipt of this favorite brand of Duck A almost every Clipper Ship, and are satiwfied, if it is given a trial by the trade, that has been buying heretofore the Law rence Duck exclusively. will give satiefactiowk— Wor sale hy JANSON, BOND &€ CO. Corner of Batters & Clay st.” ] April 13-¢m ; a” i A. BLOCK, 8. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr 1 a > A. BLOCK. & CO.. . DEALERS .IN _. CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Ter order of Trustece, RECULAR STACE LINE! Rerween Nevada and SPSS aVIRCINIA CITY, dine Valley and Steamboat Valley. 8 ay Stage will leave Nevada City every MON DAY & THURSDAY, going through to Vir Nevada Ci'y ! MGNDAY and THURSDAY MORNING. mak ing the trip beck to Nevada in thirty six hours FREIGHT AND BAGGAGE TAKEN AT VERY-LOW RATES. Gate. Hotel; and at Mau‘e store, Virginia City Harman Saddler, agent. Virginia City. A. MAU, Preprietor. Nevada City, Sept. 2d, 1861 : NEVADA & GRASS VALLEY ae ee STACE LINE, assure the yever that this is a PERMA NENT INSTITUTION to which there shall no be, and can not be, iny “ let.up,’’ opposition o no opposition. hie fare, each way, between Nevada and Gras Valley, will continue At Twenty-Five Cents. he proprietor avails himeelf of this opportunit sto make his sincere acknowledgments to the put long accorded to his enterprise. i __ ED. CADY. Grass Valley, August 28tti-im Via Eureka, Jackson’s. Ranch, SarTen Dollars. giniaCity in % hours, from the time of leaving Returning —Will leave Virginia City every STAGE OFFICES :—Nevada, at the Golden «4.2m THE PROPRIETOR WISHES TO = = es He would alao inform the pub lic that, as long aa the present opposition runs, And he pledges himself that, under no contin feney will it be raised above FIFTY CENTS. lic for the constant and generous patronage so J. 8. KANEEN, al2 Superintendent (‘Nevada Gas Works.” GEM SALOON, A. KR. JENKINS. PROPRIETOR Basement of MecLaughlin’s New Brick, Mill Street, Grass Valley, AVING quest them to call when visiting the Vuailey Auguet 13, 18)btf , JUST RECEIVED! A Large Assortment of LOOKING CLASSES, Machinery Oils oa Camphene, New Brick Building, No. 63 Mill Street, Grass Valley. aul3 tf t , THE LARGEST : . . AT CHEAP JOHNS. y}.§ —-= OPENED A SALOON AT . Grass Valley . would inform the citizens of Nevada that they will find the best Liquors, . Wines, Cigars, ete., constantly on hand, and ry . WALL PAPER, PICTURES KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS, At Gibb’s Paint and Oil Store, . STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE! THAT desirable Real Estate known as the POLKA. and now occupied by the Lafayette Bakery, on lbroad street, Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEV ADA. . CENTRE MARKET. ° . JOVIN SCHNIDER, PROPRIETOR, No, ts. Commercial Street, . 1 WOULD INFOM THE public of this place and the county , at large, that { have on hand and design keeping a large supply of og men Beef, Pork and Mutton. i MEATS DELIVERED jn any part of the city whenever desired, at reavyonable rates. Nevada. February 1, 1861-tf RED DOG AND NEVADACITY DAILY STAGE LINE. STAGE LEAVES THE National &xcange, Kroad etreet, Nevada, Every Afternoon; + at 2p. ™., and arrives at Red I at4p.m Re. turning stage LEAVES RED Miat 8 A.M. pout WM. J. WILLIS, Proprietor ° LEWIS BROTHERS, SECARS AND TOBACCO. M. LEWIS, San Francisco: July 27, 1861-tf J. LEWIS, Nevada. Ss. LE W148, Carson City. Cc. E. WITHINCTON, SIGN & ORNAMENTAL PAINTER . : next duor above Weaver & Newman’s. nT PAINTING promptly attended tc.— The hause is well rented, and the ewner in Dealer in noe 5 > iain Fixtures, tending te leave the country, the p orty will . &c. &e. At the foot of jad at., Nevada. epi ve eold at a bargain. Apply to J. MICHEL, . —— JOSEPH BROTHERS. THE OPPOSITION STORE Cor. of Broad and: Pine Streets, « NEVADA CITY. RE new and fashionable styles of Of Every Kind and Qaality. petition not be granted. it. 12th, 1861. JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Clerk. . By J. M. Levey, Deputy.) el4-tw* CONSTANTLY RECEIVING SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, Bakery two doors above the Bakery—comprising an ’ rations, and e the business. Watchmaker, Broad strect, two doers above the AtSO—Vhe Billiard and Coffee Saloon, known as the «CAPE NATIONAL,’ on Broadst, elent Bill Table, Bar Koom Fixtures, Decoy thing necessary to carry on I IEN NOTICK.—W. B. Churchill ve. 4 Henry Smith ct al—composing the Penvsylvania Compa ; holding or claiming lens upov . nes seen, sanedaaaa and guper the flumes, other ~ . structures ened fas , power and for mining -with the land up on which the same is and a convenient Nevada, May 9, 1861f siaiemcs space around the same for their proper use ALSO~A Watchmaker’s Tools and comnpetion, Stouaian and being upon the PeanStand, coun cted with the above will be sold . *ylvania Company’s claime on the norther at a great by 7 Ply at J. MICHELS i of Mosse “ vie, fo one Watchmaker’s Shop. street, Nevada. ‘ appear adv im ° the County Court for eaid County, on Satur day, September pb at de and to exhibit pee ADES. — Wright's FRANGIPANIN . then and proof of liens. at and Philacome, Pinana’s Pomade and DeAugust 22d, 1861, accaca Perfumes. Lub‘'n’s“* New Mown oe JNO. 8. LAMBERT, Ci’k Co. Court *< West End,” “‘ Geranium,” \* Jockey Club,”’ Per Jos. 9 y ete. C.M. BATES, Hiz, Hupr. & Moves, Atty’s for F #12 Broad Street Drug Store. a23-law 21d &