September 30, 1862 (4 pages)

aff fa} . WUBSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th. Patriotic Fup. —The meeting on Saturday evening last, was » perfect success.— ‘The matter was taken in hand by some of . our leading men who wer full of patriotism, ‘aod we believe some of them stand ready’ 8 nowiiated * Ike” ‘Williameon ts Ctisirman, As s matter of course, it met with » unanimous consent. On taking’ the chair, Mr. Williamson thanked thé meeting for thebonor they had conferred upon him, in placing him in » position which he was proud to hold, He made a very pretty little speech which convinced all present: that his whole heart was enlisted in such a noble work as they were undertaking. He was cheered witha vim. Jobn Pattison was then elected Secretary. A discussion then har, John Williams, Jolin Pattison, and others as to the made of raising s fund whieh would bea credit to Nevada. Various propositions were offered and that of J. C. Birdseye and John Pattison, was adopted, as follows: A society be formed called the “Nevada Relief Society,” tv consist of a President, Secretary, Treasurer, Collector dnd three Solicitors. The following is a list . @f the officers elected: s J. C. Birdseye, President. John Pattison, Secretary. James Whartenby, Trensurer. R H. Farquhar, A. C. Niles and ©. W. . Young, Solicitors. The Society ‘sto theet once a week. Mr. Birdseye moved that a voluntary contribution be taken up immediately, which was agreed to by the meeting, and the following amounts-subscribed; James Whartenby, $350 00 J. C, Birdseye, 300 00 W.L. Tisdale, 300 00 ions AC Niles, ianilageoien aw a 125 Ot = T. E. Beana, 100 00 Dnily Pransoript Office, 100 00 “J. Williamson, 100 00 J. Williams, 100 00 N’ W. Knowlton, 100 00 Sneath & Clay, 100 00 HR. Mackie, 100 00 A. H. ringadorn, 100 00 W. J. Knox, 100 00 T, Pv Hawley, 100 00 ee MeCurmick, 10U 00 W.H. Crawford, 75 0v ©. W. Young, 50 00 E.-F. Bean, 50-00 Weaver & Co., 50 00 E, G. Waite, 50 00 B. Locklin, 50 00 Win Maltman, . 60 00 C. Kent, 100 00 _G. BR. Lancaster, 100 00 Spence & Wickes, ~” 50 00 Brierly & Co., 50 00 8. K. Perry, 50 00 RH. Farquhar, 60 00 E H. Giylord, 50 ud O. Maltmen, 50 00 . RR, B.Meotry, 25 v0 “Geo. Crawtord, 25 00 Muster E. L. Hawley, 10 v0 Muster L W. Kuowlton, 5 00 Other subscribers, 150 00 The Solicitors will wait upon all of our eitizens who have not subseribed during the week. It inthe object of the svciety to reeeive names for membership by their p»ying "aa much aa they oun afford per month during the war, ‘The first that stands on the list. aow, is the Nevada Hose Co., No. 1. whe have eubacribed $25 per month, The amount subscribed Saturday evening was $3,455 00, . ~—-. We never attended a meeting, where there was eo much patriotism manifested All praise to the citizens of Nevada; The society fevls confident that they willbe abe to eend Ten Thousand Dollars for the relief of the wounded and sick soldiers. The solicitors raised $1,400 yesterday. The gross reovipts amount te $4,855 00. We shall publish a list of the peraoni eubsci ibed toainertrow, if we can get them: Ee We learn that a proposition was made by some of our merchants last week to -the Californix Stage Co. te buy their line of atages between Nevada and Lincola and the QOrieane Flat route, which they refused to " getl, The chject of this proposition was to give McCue’s line a clean sweep between Lineoln via Grass Valley and Nevada to Virginia city. It was given out by the Cal. Stage Co. that they would vell, aod parties interested in the new line thought it expe» dient to purchase instead of running an opponies. Avthey retiaao to sell it is the determination-of the ew line te ran anyhow.— Go in, we admire your spunk: Me ins James Collins has ordered the Nevada Rifle . The Rifle company in this city is “gone in,” or in other words “pegged out.” Most of ‘. the uniforms were, used—used up—during the Washoe war, and we believe there is not one good uniform in the city; conse-. **. quently they cannot be and ‘appear as ordered. Most of the rifles furnished by the State, are in the city, under the charge of the Nevaway, what has become of the cumpanyt =~ ed We Don’r BeLeve I7.—It is eid that the receipt of full files of the. military articles written by the Generals of the Sazra~ mento . Union, Stockton Independent, and new military . Nevada Transcript, by McClellan, were the incentives which induced him to win the late battles in Virginia. The above is trom the “Spirit of the Times.” ‘There-ean searcely be any doubt but what *“Me” received the papers, and on comparing them with his masterly inactivity, found that the criticisms uf the ubuve papers weré just, he concluded it was time to*‘pitch in,” and the result was sent to us by. telegram 4 short time since. #” The Charleston Courier says that two or three Union Flags were recently found in houses at Galveston, Texas. All the persons guilty of this “ treason” were executed. Ee A Patriotic relief meeting was held at Stockton, at which the sum ef $3,123: was collected, and committees chosen to raise more ahd to perpetuate the good work. Several put their names down for five or ten dollars, or thiree. dollars per munth, _— Miste Rirce Batt Music.—A correspondent from the battle feld, says: The enemy were mest splendidly armed with Enfield and Minnie nfles, throwing balls of English manufacture, with the box wood plug in the base, The passage of these balls clesd to one’s head, is followed by the most ‘infernal hissing sound itis possible to imag?+ Sometimes they seemed to me to be . endowed with vitality, and possessed of the ne. most fiendish spitit of vindictiveness. Then, ugnin, they reminded me of geese following you in the read, not dangerous, but exasperating. But the moet singular thing, and which I do not remember to have heard mentioned heretofore, is the effect of these balla upon the atmoxphere through which they pass. The passage of one immediately across your face is followed by a momentary sensation of deathly sickness. The air seems thick, stifling and putrid, like that of a newly opened vault, accompanied by an oder [4 of certain kinds uf fangtl found in the woods and never willingly disturbed by either man or beast. I should like to know if any one else has felt this, or if it is a peculiar fancy of my own. THE Comer.—This ecentric visitor is not now visible to the naked eye; but an . Oregon paper gives this scientifié: statement uf the status: Time of perihelion passage—near bed time: Longitude of perjhelion—250 yards west, 14 feet nerth of The dog star. Longitude of the ascending node—slightly elanting Inelination to ecliptic—to take a drink. The semiuxia—needs grease. Ecerntricity—ia very peculiar. Period in. daya— vone—only seen in the night. Direction—m k ng a straight shoot for Jeff. Davie’ kingdom. AN Enatera correspond-ut atates that ‘the plin has been adopted by Government to parole rebels who have been arrext<d, on their. giving bonds to emigrate to California. If the above is trne, it is good reason why Gen. Wright wished the California regiiment to etay here te Filty-two bead of cattle sold at auction in Carson City>-on Sasurday, at $7 per head. They were young Spanish steers, aud fit for beel. Barns. it is anid, tne filed his exemption from draft, en the ground that he has but one Tuumb. Ex-Gov. Wetier ts saueunced ag intending to make « Union speech ata war meeting ia Sin Leandro. A DISPATCH to the Bee asuys adeputy U.S Marstal has been appointed in Northern Sier Fa to-arrest Seeessioniats D.O. Mints & Oe., ef Sacramento, have oa ia $1,000 to the Puatriotle Relief ‘und. . OeTue Stocktonians wantto raise $30,000 tor the purpose ef building a new schoolhouse, wn engine-house, and to provide for lighting the eity with gas. IBF Croaette. editor of the Butte Record is about to go East again.—Hew in the d—! cua a country editor afford it. Ce” That was rather an intelligent contraband at Detroit, who, having purchased bis whieh tieket to Conada. upon being requested ta show a pasa, drew his hand en eee cut dowa by a scythe in grest face, and said—" Dis is my passport.” EB Wo understand that Brigadier General . da Cadets. Nevada will be compelled tu go . > Dy Sake Pothenee, Hea; wes . S EMG en 6 Bae: By Oe . city is quiet. were to sell the cargo at Havana, purchase rg and medicines, and return to Subine aS*. ° ae y Louisville, Sept. 26th.—The Clinton county home-guards attaeked Champ Fi rgusdn's guerrillas a few daye since, killing Ferguson and 16 others. Bragy’s furces are reported at Middleton, 12 anlea from bere, It issaid that they withdrew in the. direction of Springfield at the approach of our pickets. Pe Louisville, Sept. 26th—Midnight.—Tie The streets have been blocked ali day with Buell’s forces passing through and camping on the grouod in thé vicwmity. The markets are alinust drained of the neeessaries ot life, from produce and supplies being kept buck. Retuyees.are rapidly re turnigg, and business is becoming quite active. No liquor is alloweu tu be sold. © Baltimore, Sept. 27.—The American's cor: . respondent from Sharpsburg, un the 14th, says since the rebels were driven over tue Potomac, our forces have made frequent dashes across. A few days since one company of the filth New York brought back 5 brass pieces. Yesterday the 62d.Pennsylvania crossed below Shepardstowu and captured 400 rifks unrked Louden, 1862, ar a J)2-pounder ot Engliah manufacture. son eiacpeuneer in ait care felt bhck-en-obr Ae wytog sellat reduced prices, whatever is desired main bulk of the rebels seem to remain alu: the Potumac. . Our reconnoissances generally find them in strong torce, and the sim dke of their cump fires 18 seen opposite all the fords. Their mauitestations are not altugether tu be trusted, as it is a port of rebel tactics to show the most activity where they have the jeast wree, aud it nrust be difficult to feed t.eir connections. The suspension of picket firing across the river is agreed upen In the rebel House of Representatives a bill has been intreduced establishing uulitary detenaes along the Tennessee and Alabama rivers, and for the construction of guuboats for the protection of said rv. re. Pailadelphia, Sept. 27.—The Washington Star ut yesterday says our pickets vecupy the eyuntry of Virginia three niles out from Hirpers Ferry, aud it ix evident there will be a movement of McClellan's army as avon as he is properly supplied by the Quarterusater's department. sible spir ta and eager tor the fray. The rebeis occupy Warrenton with a single regiment. This is the nearest point te Washe iigten at which they have a force of that size. Appeal. Specimen OF SIGEL's SPTRATEGY.—The New York Evening Post. in a notice of Siweél’s late advantage over the rebels, saya as tallowe : The atrategem by which Gen Sigel r cently captured some 2,000 of the enemy, whom he enticed acro-s te Rappahannock by the exhibition of a small force and a weak and misplaced battery of artiilery, is charucteristic of the an, who will yet, it he is given the opportunity, to teach the enemy some avvere lesseus. According te privat: letters we have seen, writter by soldiers who were in the battle of Pea Ridge, be practiced a similur strategem upon the enemy there, and with murderous effect. A considerable force € the rebel atmy wee sent vo charge some batteries which Sigel had stationed a little 1: front. of a weed. The furce was somewhat teo formidable te eppose with the infantry he had at his command, bu the General wus net ata losa, and did not think of a retreat. He ordered his men to lie dewn in the wood ready to rise up in a moment and delive, their fire. Then he ordered bis cannenier te fire. a few rourds of ball, and afterward, a nambe> of rounds of blank catridge The rebele, cautiously edvancing, at once guessed that poor Sigel had got out of amunition. Their commander with a shout of triumph, guve the order to charge in a body upon what he thonght ourempty xuce. When the acreaming rebels got within less than 100 yards of Sigel’s guns, his cannon‘ers were ore dered to use grape and canister, and fire as }quickly and accurately as possible. At the 8 me moment the infantry rose, advanced eut which tore their ranks to pieces at such cle-e : distance, halted, shook for & moment, th u to cha the large army at a point sv tar from the railroad . Our troops are in the best posMiss Wilson, do. J R withington. wash’n T B Valeutine, San Fw Stich, D’ville MaSkiiman. do Dr Crawford, do F Mason, washoe A Hannak, do L, Bienis, citp Sornhart, do B Bolge, 8 J L Clark,. do J Tf Blewett, city C C Stackpole, de D S Hough, do TB Julian, do G w Crrygon, do M Creemer, sac M Cole do d Aekers, Eureka w B Townsend, do J Flews, city H M wheeler, do R sparks lowa H A Brown, ° Gold F w Camell, de L 8 Seutaworth, city T Conner, ; do D poet ow do N Jacobs & wife. Q H M Metiugh do Mre Rippiaghem { Gv J R Porker, do & Family. A P woodsides, do 0 Kobinson, city D Finalley. V ¢ M*Hughes, d E Fallers GV. AH Grentiaigh, woe —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————————————— To the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes ° #m the State. The undersigned take this method of informing you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with ar extensive and beautiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. img for Failand Winter wear, also with a large assortmentef Boots and Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sell,and wiry! in the aboveline. Call anid see S, HAAS &CO., Sor. of Pine and Commnieretal Sts., Aug 3th, Nevada. = Ag © Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The followin be dispatched Uectober, 1862: October ist. SONORA, W. F. Lapidge, Com’'r. October lith, CONSTITUTION, J.T. Watkins, Commander. as October 2ist, St. LOUIS,—— , Commander, From Folsom St. Wharf,at. 9 o’elock, A.M. iP Pina. : Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 1)the Panama. Railroad Company and from / +pimwal!to New York bv the Atlantic and Pacii ‘panne ae ‘ W.F. BABCOCK, { Agents Cor. Secramento & L. idesdorff ats. San Franc isco FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. WORLD’S FAIR, : London, 1862. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON’S PARIS EXHIBITION, steamsh’ps will nthe month of WHEELER & WILSON’S AGRIC ULT URAL SOCIETY, 1860. acknowledged to be the i861MEDAL TO United States First Premiam to Wheeler & Wilson’s WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally Best Family Sewing Machine in Use, And are the only Perfect Machines for ~ — NR ER TT WIRE ROPE . IS 75 PER CEAT CHEAPER. fy, that train are rann % Comrling. San Fra WW Coneens, 1, ¥ . [Bef dquatatecagthy ie We frum rove wo mx ularly to Culpepper, b TH to N Soest, Mill SSbocamse, It le FORTY percent LIGHTER ! enemy which are conv: ‘J Reeder, L A er, You Bet amse, it is lexs than ONE-HALF the Dism-, Front R yal toW JN Arnold, B Ek eu fi 4 iit anteaty ONE’SIXTH of the BULK ! The brid the vie Yankee Sanders, city ¥ oF Because, ii is FIVE TIMES the strength of the r rndge over . rel -1FCFilton, do JC + Town same size of the HEMP ROPE! . if ss Suaerens (ov Revanatetn #9 — Fag pl = Shee. Set # Boncass, doce nst STRETCH or SHRINK, iD : iy ved, ure oe and sone, was ste EF folly A EI Le ead ed aligenmses it docs hot ABSORB. WATER, and ration DAGGWS iad ste sour talag Gan tA be do ¥ Dugiass, San a oa # Because, it ix ar PLIABLE as the tt : 3 Was ngton, Sept. 26th.—The interview . W Stephens, do — AS Thomas, M W Wire Rope is the OxLY KIND of rope that between President and Governoref States 3 GGove, do Ww Thrush » Marys’le . can be used-to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from Insted 3 hours. The recommendativns'ull . D'seite. Vite. %. . eee tae, o partook of the nature of friendly suggestions. . EB Huttner, 3 Kowland, do ‘fe Those who have.onegiven our Wire Ropes Some subjects the President esd had ae a Sete do . # trial, will Usx NOOTHEM, at amy price . received Executive considerations, while oth3 Efiint. MW Ww McClurg, cH: cutanten prio. talaetae, Pmt SE sy ere, being fur the first time presented, were, . zs 4 er ~* Yasdusen, arcka . warded by addrees she maapettercuree, or their y ee iting well, S Flat athin, ga fente t t the State. cedar thee thoy sleet waet the weentian’ AP Jones. 5 iver B Evans, Wed Dog . "'°A-s. HALLIDIE & O0.,412 Olay at whiecb their importance demanded. GW.Yeast, do RSmth, K creck W.-H. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada. New York, Sept. 26.—The Euglish schoon . RFhgerson. . do CJ Pollard, do oo ORF MR oe. er Rambler was captured ov the Sth inst., ny . J Cox, do ~-J Gilbert, Town sivas é the gunboat Connecticut, after having run rae 28th Cream otf the d oke ! the blockade at Subine Pass. She was laden nee Sept. 28t : with evtten. Instructions found on board . C Wilson, Lincoln w Carpenter & wife, 8’e CREAM LAGER BEER, From the Ph‘ladelphia Brewery, San Francis<oFor sale on Draught. : A. R. JENKINS. National Exghcnge Satoon. Nevada, Sept. 13th. MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have long en. joyed the highest reputationin this market, has recently invemed wa entirely new Process of packing which possesses. every advantage over the one 4 servesthe natural flavor, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be cither Stewed, . Fried, Scolloped or FancyRoasted--in fact cooked in any manner adapted to those just They will not be broken into pieces taken from the shel. by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain theirswectness, after the can is cut, lon? ger than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and fer sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersin San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Every[Day. T WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hil, Red Doe Chalk Bluff, You Bet, Walouw Little York, ‘berty Hill, Lowell Hill, Rem —_Hill to Dotuh Flat. All letters, papers s delia romptly and safely. EB MOPRIN TO SCRIP HOLDERS. ‘San Frauciseo. Stitching, Trensurer’s Office, Nevada, Sept. 8, 1862. 5.0, Warrants drawn the © Binding, of the + and segbeaeredarte tes tee Hemming, 1, 1859. will be on presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertia Cerding, ed for presentation will cease with this date. Quilting, __E G. WAITE, Treasurer. N interest in a first class, y. dua sation RANT injthis city. No So ap Abang } Gathering and ( offerte any person about. entering into busi. Embreidering, ness. py Ai x. ¥. Nevada Post Office. i AS ALSO SADDLE & HARNESS ST ‘The mast MSs; S JENIN wont his We ed the stock and 6.M m, on Main Femily street. and will usually Sewing found in a Saddle and ‘ 2 Nevada, Sept 20.—Im i MachinesIn use. NOTICE. H. W. WADSWORTH, : ; aM. Ou. Meniguned wl Senemeitn state. ft ee ee GROVE. DEAL. Nevada. Sept. 26th, , R2=eRtvE» This Day, a large lotoe Field’s Steamed Oysters.hitherto employed. It so pre= E: "TUES! . Peceeanenemene Cou creditor ton asai, . . Coops 4th. * _. Brow ander a Wel! Dist J.1. Bs plaintiff Rodgi until Sa Ray’ and plai plaint. Willis Ogt. 411 Venir Weilties Pers the Cal this city his obj what ex Fishing a Washoe projecto on Sune that he . tween } send hia thinks h from th ‘three d Lineoln so. Ho Messt Whigha: near the that lact which yi Bro. are py te an FT day nigh ateves 1 on. bac! ed with look as kivering cern day twa each, Wood's The tree 4 years: Fair. this city Exchan; from be feed his . months.

aff fa} . WUBSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20th. Patriotic Fup. —The meeting on Saturday evening last, was » perfect success.— ‘The matter was taken in hand by some of . our leading men who wer full of patriotism, ‘aod we believe some of them stand ready’ 8 nowiiated * Ike” ‘Williameon ts Ctisirman, As s matter of course, it met with » unanimous consent. On taking’ the chair, Mr. Williamson thanked thé meeting for thebonor they had conferred upon him, in placing him in » position which he was proud to hold, He made a very pretty little speech which convinced all present: that his whole heart was enlisted in such a noble work as they were undertaking. He was cheered witha vim. Jobn Pattison was then elected Secretary. A discussion then har, John Williams, Jolin Pattison, and others as to the made of raising s fund whieh would bea credit to Nevada. Various propositions were offered and that of J. C. Birdseye and John Pattison, was adopted, as follows: A society be formed called the “Nevada Relief Society,” tv consist of a President, Secretary, Treasurer, Collector dnd three Solicitors. The following is a list . @f the officers elected: s J. C. Birdseye, President. John Pattison, Secretary. James Whartenby, Trensurer. R H. Farquhar, A. C. Niles and ©. W. . Young, Solicitors. The Society ‘sto theet once a week. Mr. Birdseye moved that a voluntary contribution be taken up immediately, which was agreed to by the meeting, and the following amounts-subscribed; James Whartenby, $350 00 J. C, Birdseye, 300 00 W.L. Tisdale, 300 00 ions AC Niles, ianilageoien aw a 125 Ot = T. E. Beana, 100 00 Dnily Pransoript Office, 100 00 “J. Williamson, 100 00 J. Williams, 100 00 N’ W. Knowlton, 100 00 Sneath & Clay, 100 00 HR. Mackie, 100 00 A. H. ringadorn, 100 00 W. J. Knox, 100 00 T, Pv Hawley, 100 00 ee MeCurmick, 10U 00 W.H. Crawford, 75 0v ©. W. Young, 50 00 E.-F. Bean, 50-00 Weaver & Co., 50 00 E, G. Waite, 50 00 B. Locklin, 50 00 Win Maltman, . 60 00 C. Kent, 100 00 _G. BR. Lancaster, 100 00 Spence & Wickes, ~” 50 00 Brierly & Co., 50 00 8. K. Perry, 50 00 RH. Farquhar, 60 00 E H. Giylord, 50 ud O. Maltmen, 50 00 . RR, B.Meotry, 25 v0 “Geo. Crawtord, 25 00 Muster E. L. Hawley, 10 v0 Muster L W. Kuowlton, 5 00 Other subscribers, 150 00 The Solicitors will wait upon all of our eitizens who have not subseribed during the week. It inthe object of the svciety to reeeive names for membership by their p»ying "aa much aa they oun afford per month during the war, ‘The first that stands on the list. aow, is the Nevada Hose Co., No. 1. whe have eubacribed $25 per month, The amount subscribed Saturday evening was $3,455 00, . ~—-. We never attended a meeting, where there was eo much patriotism manifested All praise to the citizens of Nevada; The society fevls confident that they willbe abe to eend Ten Thousand Dollars for the relief of the wounded and sick soldiers. The solicitors raised $1,400 yesterday. The gross reovipts amount te $4,855 00. We shall publish a list of the peraoni eubsci ibed toainertrow, if we can get them: Ee We learn that a proposition was made by some of our merchants last week to -the Californix Stage Co. te buy their line of atages between Nevada and Lincola and the QOrieane Flat route, which they refused to " getl, The chject of this proposition was to give McCue’s line a clean sweep between Lineoln via Grass Valley and Nevada to Virginia city. It was given out by the Cal. Stage Co. that they would vell, aod parties interested in the new line thought it expe» dient to purchase instead of running an opponies.. Avthey retiaao to sell it is the determination-of the ew line te ran anyhow.— Go in, we admire your spunk: Me ins James Collins has ordered the Nevada Rifle . The Rifle company in this city is “gone in,” or in other words “pegged out.” Most of ‘. the uniforms were, used—used up—during the Washoe war, and we believe there is not one good uniform in the city; conse-. **. quently they cannot be and ‘appear as ordered. Most of the rifles furnished by the State, are in the city, under the charge of the Nevaway, what has become of the cumpanyt =~ ed We Don’r BeLeve I7.—It is eid that the receipt of full files of the. military articles written by the Generals of the Sazra~ mento . Union, Stockton Independent, and new military . Nevada Transcript, by McClellan, were the incentives which induced him to win the late battles in Virginia. The above is trom the “Spirit of the Times.” ‘There-ean searcely be any doubt but what *“Me” received the papers, and on comparing them with his masterly inactivity, found that the criticisms uf the ubuve papers weré just, he concluded it was time to*‘pitch in,” and the result was sent to us by. telegram 4 short time since. #” The Charleston Courier says that two or three Union Flags were recently found in houses at Galveston, Texas. All the persons guilty of this “ treason” were executed. Ee A Patriotic relief meeting was held at Stockton, at which the sum ef $3,123: was collected, and committees chosen to raise more ahd to perpetuate the good work. Several put their names down for five or ten dollars, or thiree. dollars per munth, _— Miste Rirce Batt Music.—A correspondent from the battle feld, says: The enemy were mest splendidly armed with Enfield and Minnie nfles, throwing balls of English manufacture, with the box wood plug in the base, The passage of these balls clesd to one’s head, is followed by the most ‘infernal hissing sound itis possible to imag?+ Sometimes they seemed to me to be . endowed with vitality, and possessed of the ne. most fiendish spitit of vindictiveness. Then, ugnin, they reminded me of geese following you in the read, not dangerous, but exasperating. But the moet singular thing, and which I do not remember to have heard mentioned heretofore, is the effect of these balla upon the atmoxphere through which they pass. The passage of one immediately across your face is followed by a momentary sensation of deathly sickness. The air seems thick, stifling and putrid, like that of a newly opened vault, accompanied by an oder [4 of certain kinds uf fangtl found in the woods and never willingly disturbed by either man or beast. I should like to know if any one else has felt this, or if it is a peculiar fancy of my own. THE Comer.—This ecentric visitor is not now visible to the naked eye; but an . Oregon paper gives this scientifié: statement uf the status: Time of perihelion passage—near bed time: Longitude of perjhelion—250 yards west, 14 feet nerth of The dog star. Longitude of the ascending node—slightly elanting Inelination to ecliptic—to take a drink. The semiuxia—needs grease. Ecerntricity—ia very peculiar. Period in. daya— vone—only seen in the night. Direction—m k ng a straight shoot for Jeff. Davie’ kingdom. AN Enatera correspond-ut atates that ‘the plin has been adopted by Government to parole rebels who have been arrext<d, on their. giving bonds to emigrate to California. If the above is trne, it is good reason why Gen. Wright wished the California regiiment to etay here te Filty-two bead of cattle sold at auction in Carson City>-on Sasurday, at $7 per head. They were young Spanish steers, aud fit for beel. Barns. it is anid, tne filed his exemption from draft, en the ground that he has but one Tuumb. Ex-Gov. Wetier ts saueunced ag intending to make « Union speech ata war meeting ia Sin Leandro. A DISPATCH to the Bee asuys adeputy U.S Marstal has been appointed in Northern Sier Fa to-arrest Seeessioniats D.O. Mints & Oe., ef Sacramento, have oa ia $1,000 to the Puatriotle Relief ‘und. . OeTue Stocktonians wantto raise $30,000 tor the purpose ef building a new schoolhouse, wn engine-house, and to provide for lighting the eity with gas. IBF Croaette. editor of the Butte Record is about to go East again.—Hew in the d—! cua a country editor afford it. Ce” That was rather an intelligent contraband at Detroit, who, having purchased bis whieh tieket to Conada. upon being requested ta show a pasa, drew his hand en eee cut dowa by a scythe in grest face, and said—" Dis is my passport.” EB Wo understand that Brigadier General . da Cadets. Nevada will be compelled tu go . > Dy Sake Pothenee, Hea; wes . S EMG en 6 Bae: By Oe . city is quiet. were to sell the cargo at Havana, purchase rg and medicines, and return to Subine aS*. ° ae y Louisville, Sept. 26th.—The Clinton county home-guards attaeked Champ Fi rgusdn's guerrillas a few daye since, killing Ferguson and 16 others. Bragy’s furces are reported at Middleton, 12 anlea from bere, It issaid that they withdrew in the. direction of Springfield at the approach of our pickets. Pe Louisville, Sept. 26th—Midnight.—Tie The streets have been blocked ali day with Buell’s forces passing through and camping on the grouod in thé vicwmity. The markets are alinust drained of the neeessaries ot life, from produce and supplies being kept buck. Retuyees.are rapidly re turnigg, and business is becoming quite active. No liquor is alloweu tu be sold. © Baltimore, Sept. 27.—The American's cor: . respondent from Sharpsburg, un the 14th, says since the rebels were driven over tue Potomac, our forces have made frequent dashes across. A few days since one company of the filth New York brought back 5 brass pieces. Yesterday the 62d.Pennsylvania crossed below Shepardstowu and captured 400 rifks unrked Louden, 1862, ar a J)2-pounder ot Engliah manufacture. son eiacpeuneer in ait care felt bhck-en-obr Ae wytog sellat reduced prices, whatever is desired main bulk of the rebels seem to remain alu: the Potumac. . Our reconnoissances generally find them in strong torce, and the sim dke of their cump fires 18 seen opposite all the fords. Their mauitestations are not altugether tu be trusted, as it is a port of rebel tactics to show the most activity where they have the jeast wree, aud it nrust be difficult to feed t.eir connections. The suspension of picket firing across the river is agreed upen In the rebel House of Representatives a bill has been intreduced establishing uulitary detenaes along the Tennessee and Alabama rivers, and for the construction of guuboats for the protection of said rv. re. Pailadelphia, Sept. 27.—The Washington Star ut yesterday says our pickets vecupy the eyuntry of Virginia three niles out from Hirpers Ferry, aud it ix evident there will be a movement of McClellan's army as avon as he is properly supplied by the Quarterusater's department. sible spir ta and eager tor the fray. The rebeis occupy Warrenton with a single regiment. This is the nearest point te Washe iigten at which they have a force of that size.

Appeal. Specimen OF SIGEL's SPTRATEGY.—The New York Evening Post. in a notice of Siweél’s late advantage over the rebels, saya as tallowe : The atrategem by which Gen Sigel r cently captured some 2,000 of the enemy, whom he enticed acro-s te Rappahannock by the exhibition of a small force and a weak and misplaced battery of artiilery, is charucteristic of the an, who will yet, it he is given the opportunity, to teach the enemy some avvere lesseus. According te privat: letters we have seen, writter by soldiers who were in the battle of Pea Ridge, be practiced a similur strategem upon the enemy there, and with murderous effect. A considerable force € the rebel atmy wee sent vo charge some batteries which Sigel had stationed a little 1: front. of a weed. The furce was somewhat teo formidable te eppose with the infantry he had at his command, bu the General wus net ata losa, and did not think of a retreat. He ordered his men to lie dewn in the wood ready to rise up in a moment and delive, their fire. Then he ordered bis cannenier te fire. a few rourds of ball, and afterward, a nambe> of rounds of blank catridge The rebele, cautiously edvancing, at once guessed that poor Sigel had got out of amunition. Their commander with a shout of triumph, guve the order to charge in a body upon what he thonght ourempty xuce. When the acreaming rebels got within less than 100 yards of Sigel’s guns, his cannon‘ers were ore dered to use grape and canister, and fire as }quickly and accurately as possible. At the 8 me moment the infantry rose, advanced eut which tore their ranks to pieces at such cle-e : distance, halted, shook for & moment, th u to cha the large army at a point sv tar from the railroad . Our troops are in the best posMiss Wilson, do. J R withington. wash’n T B Valeutine, San Fw Stich, D’ville MaSkiiman. do Dr Crawford, do F Mason, washoe A Hannak, do L, Bienis, citp Sornhart, do B Bolge, 8 J L Clark,. do J Tf Blewett, city C C Stackpole, de D S Hough, do TB Julian, do G w Crrygon, do M Creemer, sac M Cole do d Aekers, Eureka w B Townsend, do J Flews, city H M wheeler, do R sparks lowa H A Brown, ° Gold F w Camell, de L 8 Seutaworth, city T Conner, ; do D poet ow do N Jacobs & wife. Q H M Metiugh do Mre Rippiaghem { Gv J R Porker, do & Family. A P woodsides, do 0 Kobinson, city D Finalley. V ¢ M*Hughes, d E Fallers GV. AH Grentiaigh, woe —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————————————— To the Miners, Mechanics, Laboring Men of all Classes ° #m the State. The undersigned take this method of informing you that having greatly enlarged their former immense stock, with ar extensive and beautiful supply of mew and Fashionable Cloth. img for Failand Winter wear, also with a large assortmentef Boots and Shoes, manufactured especially to our erder aud own trade—that we are enabled to sell,and wiry! in the aboveline. Call anid see S, HAAS &CO., Sor. of Pine and Commnieretal Sts., Aug 3th, Nevada. = Ag © Pacific Mail Steamship Co. The followin be dispatched Uectober, 1862: October ist. SONORA, W. F. Lapidge, Com’'r. October lith, CONSTITUTION, J.T. Watkins, Commander. as October 2ist, St. LOUIS,—— , Commander, From Folsom St. Wharf,at. 9 o’elock, A.M. iP Pina. : Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 1)the Panama. Railroad Company and from / +pimwal!to New York bv the Atlantic and Pacii ‘panne ae ‘ W.F. BABCOCK, { Agents Cor. Secramento & L. idesdorff ats. San Franc isco FIRST PREMIUM SEWING MACHINES. WORLD’S FAIR, : London, 1862. MEDAL TO WHEELER & WILSON’S PARIS EXHIBITION, steamsh’ps will nthe month of WHEELER & WILSON’S AGRIC ULT URAL SOCIETY, 1860. acknowledged to be the i861MEDAL TO United States First Premiam to Wheeler & Wilson’s WHEELER & WILSON’S are universally Best Family Sewing Machine in Use, And are the only Perfect Machines for ~ — NR ER TT WIRE ROPE . IS 75 PER CEAT CHEAPER. fy, that train are rann % Comrling. San Fra WW Coneens, 1, ¥ . [Bef dquatatecagthy ie We frum rove wo mx ularly to Culpepper, b TH to N Soest, Mill SSbocamse, It le FORTY percent LIGHTER ! enemy which are conv: ‘J Reeder, L A er, You Bet amse, it is lexs than ONE-HALF the Dism-, Front R yal toW JN Arnold, B Ek eu fi 4 iit anteaty ONE’SIXTH of the BULK ! The brid the vie Yankee Sanders, city ¥ oF Because, ii is FIVE TIMES the strength of the r rndge over . rel -1FCFilton, do JC + Town same size of the HEMP ROPE! . if ss Suaerens (ov Revanatetn #9 — Fag pl = Shee. Set # Boncass, doce nst STRETCH or SHRINK, iD : iy ved, ure oe and sone, was ste EF folly A EI Le ead ed aligenmses it docs hot ABSORB. WATER, and ration DAGGWS iad ste sour talag Gan tA be do ¥ Dugiass, San a oa # Because, it ix ar PLIABLE as the tt : 3 Was ngton, Sept. 26th.—The interview . W Stephens, do — AS Thomas, M W Wire Rope is the OxLY KIND of rope that between President and Governoref States 3 GGove, do Ww Thrush » Marys’le . can be used-to ADVANTAGE. for Hoisting from Insted 3 hours. The recommendativns'ull . D'seite. Vite. %. . eee tae, o partook of the nature of friendly suggestions. . EB Huttner, 3 Kowland, do ‘fe Those who have.onegiven our Wire Ropes Some subjects the President esd had ae a Sete do . # trial, will Usx NOOTHEM, at amy price . received Executive considerations, while oth3 Efiint. MW Ww McClurg, cH: cutanten prio. talaetae, Pmt SE sy ere, being fur the first time presented, were, . zs 4 er ~* Yasdusen, arcka . warded by addrees she maapettercuree, or their y ee iting well, S Flat athin, ga fente t t the State. cedar thee thoy sleet waet the weentian’ AP Jones. 5 iver B Evans, Wed Dog . "'°A-s. HALLIDIE & O0.,412 Olay at whiecb their importance demanded. GW.Yeast, do RSmth, K creck W.-H. CRAWFORD. Agent at Nevada. New York, Sept. 26.—The Euglish schoon . RFhgerson. . do CJ Pollard, do oo ORF MR oe. er Rambler was captured ov the Sth inst., ny . J Cox, do ~-J Gilbert, Town sivas é the gunboat Connecticut, after having run rae 28th Cream otf the d oke ! the blockade at Subine Pass. She was laden nee Sept. 28t : with evtten. Instructions found on board . C Wilson, Lincoln w Carpenter & wife, 8’e CREAM LAGER BEER, From the Ph‘ladelphia Brewery, San Francis<oFor sale on Draught. : A. R. JENKINS. National Exghcnge Satoon. Nevada, Sept. 13th. MR. A. FAELD, Baltimore, whose Oysters have long en. joyed the highest reputationin this market, has recently invemed wa entirely new Process of packing which possesses. every advantage over the one 4 servesthe natural flavor, freshness and Shape of the Oyster that they may be cither Stewed, . Fried, Scolloped or FancyRoasted--in fact cooked in any manner adapted to those just They will not be broken into pieces taken from the shel. by land travel, however lengthy, and will retain theirswectness, after the can is cut, lon? ger than sccured by any other method. Shipments now arriving and fer sale by al! the Grocery Jobbersin San Francisco. JNO. B. NEWTON & CO., Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast, NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. New Arrangement—Thro’ Every[Day. T WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hil, Red Doe Chalk Bluff, You Bet, Walouw Little York, ‘berty Hill, Lowell Hill, Rem —_Hill to Dotuh Flat. All letters, papers s delia romptly and safely. EB MOPRIN TO SCRIP HOLDERS. ‘San Frauciseo. Stitching, Trensurer’s Office, Nevada, Sept. 8, 1862. 5.0, Warrants drawn the © Binding, of the + and segbeaeredarte tes tee Hemming, 1, 1859. will be on presentation at this office. Interest on all Warrants not heretofore advertia Cerding, ed for presentation will cease with this date. Quilting, __E G. WAITE, Treasurer. N interest in a first class, y. dua sation RANT injthis city. No So ap Abang } Gathering and ( offerte any person about. entering into busi. Embreidering, ness. py Ai x. ¥. Nevada Post Office. i AS ALSO SADDLE & HARNESS ST ‘The mast MSs; S JENIN wont his We ed the stock and 6.M m, on Main Femily street. and will usually Sewing found in a Saddle and ‘ 2 Nevada, Sept 20.—Im i MachinesIn use. NOTICE. H. W. WADSWORTH, : ; aM. Ou. Meniguned wl Senemeitn state. ft ee ee GROVE. DEAL. Nevada. Sept. 26th, , R2=eRtvE» This Day, a large lotoe Field’s Steamed Oysters.hitherto employed. It so pre= E: "TUES! . Peceeanenemene Cou creditor ton asai, . . Coops 4th. * _. Brow ander a Wel! Dist J.1. Bs plaintiff Rodgi until Sa Ray’ and plai plaint. Willis Ogt. 411 Venir Weilties Pers the Cal this city his obj what ex Fishing a Washoe projecto on Sune that he . tween } send hia thinks h from th ‘three d Lineoln so. Ho Messt Whigha: near the that lact which yi Bro. are py te an FT day nigh ateves 1 on. bac! ed with look as kivering cern day twa each, Wood's The tree 4 years: Fair. this city Exchan; from be feed his . months.