September 6, 1860 (4 pages)

' . stages leavé Nevada at 8 o’clock on the mornre-engines . Ga Retartay aA Netada No i paraded nnd _ made an estate J _opeserced te rors Wyeonstrusted Truck, which arrived in the ie a dispense with the saddle train, and ld eal a is lla conta cost, ‘= SS al aac cc sim of tine hwdred — ‘Navuraizep--In the Distr.ct Cowt, last * Saturday, the. following named persons were admitted to citizenship : —T: on testimony of Jno. C. Coleman and James’ Dodd; Francis Martin, on testimony ¢ Jno. Hughes and Capt. Henderson; ‘Thos Baldwin, on testumony of Jno. Hughes anlj Capt. Henderson; Michael Sullivan, on-teimony of Dennis ©’Shea and Detinis Sullivag; Dennis Sullivan, on testimony of Micha Sulli-. van and Dennis Sullivan; W. H. Birdon tes-% timony of Doct. Weaver and N. Ro Greeley; James O'Keefe, on testimony of A. ni Dibble, and John 8. Lambert; Patrick Muphy, on testimony of Jne. Doran and Patritk Me-' Kay; Michael Cline, on testimony of U. 8. _ Gregory and Daniel Mulloy—all: of said ap-. plicants natives of Ireland. Also, A.C. __ Heineken, native of Germany, on testimony of Siesa Bowers and W. B. Brakeshin. aly Saenec. CorTaGEs.—On the outskirts of the city, occupying very desirable and ¢ lightful‘locations, are many recently cottages, and many more in process 6f etettion, all conceivedJja admirable taste, uniting ‘ft ce ience and eleganee. These Ottages, weare pleased to learn, ‘pernitted to remain unoceupied a mowires inhabited as soowds finish‘enone ee ol de County Convention which in the Court House, next 5a A CT ae A, J. + mata dec Lf , Niles %arls, C. gees Jno’ "Grimes, in this city, on th. “They have an excel ig the names of which w hi ‘standing favorites, » » Mark, Mrs. Brown, Misses » he Phelps,and Mr. W. HH. Bro: Somme forward with their adve ‘In California, advertising is the pabulum of a newspaper; and, sensibly feel and.gratefully ap liberality of our patrons. _ THe WEATHER—The summa along with the month « Bright, beautiful, and balmy day¥ nights and mornings, are now tl! — t captieaye ee sleeping, wit ats have gust.—-. th evel hion, — nty of sie us ol obMons, injur. d tut office. afflicMasnep FINGERS.—<A .wort ‘Jiging Frenchmap}of this city, Groleud, bal one of his fiagers heavy Ruggles press-up stairs inl He has our warmest wr Fousp Guury.—In the Dis Court hegro Le ‘. mornings the saddle train proceeds to Vir. the road between Jackson's and Virginia City. ~ phetween Nevada and Virgima City. This ~/ enterprising company is entitled to the conrsomewhat beyond the philosopliy of the’ . . Hever be less! ~~ ont sADIES, GOD BLEss ’EM !~A party of charming Nevada ladies visited our office , Were -received, ha Wage r, that has not been ‘witnessed i in the pies nanerigarem. ts aay are. running @ line of exceljent stages fr Nevaila to Jackson's Raneh,passengers are carried to Vi irginia City. The ings of Tuesday, Thursday ayd Saturday, and + ‘Peach Jackson’s before night. The following ginia City, wineh it reaches before night. moe 8 the entire route, and thus, besides passengers, are able to carry ‘any amount of express. matter and freight. Mr. Sale informs us that aaa indeed, he asserts that, at presesit, the most difficult. portion of the, entire route is T © . between Nevada and Eureks South “By the first of October, if not r, the company runjtheir-stages through the whole distance’ fidence and patronage of the public. — . rt A Faasnic TEAM.—<As a wagon, /elonging to Mr. J. H. Wentworth, loaded with ‘lumber, and drawn by a fitie team of four horses, Was passing up Broad \street, last evening, when near the National Exchange Hotel, fhe horses, without. any apparent cause, became extraordinarily excited and ‘commenced kicking and plunging in a-most {frantic manner. No efforts of the teamster could quiet them, and the result was that they kicked, themselves conipletely joése from the Wagon, and it was with great difficulty the bystanders prevented them from seampering off in every direction. The-whole affair exhibited a-new feature in horse psychology apectators. — > CHINESE BRuTALITY.—Yesterday, a mis. erable Chinese woman, whom her brutal peo. ple had turned out to die, was found under a shed, a short distance. from Commercial street, under circumstances peculiarly revolting to cultivated humanity. * both her feet t were badly fi has been bunglingly cut of by one rad her igThe other is ina state decay and. saiiieh soon come off. After oh been carried out to‘die, a white womun, who lives near the place, attempted to take her some_food, but was peremptorily dtiven back by the Chinese. Judge Searls with some other gentlemen, having heen: informed of the matter, immediately visite: d the poor wretch, and under the threat of impris+} Onment, compelled the Chinese to furnish-her with appropriate ledgings and medical aid. ‘P.S. DrsWickes and R. M. Hunt were called and amputated both of her legs. mS REFRESHING:—Just assur paper was going to press, last night, when all-hands ‘wére weary and sleepy, BLazE—the ipimitable BLAZE—brought us up a half dozen of the richest and rosiest champagaie. BLAZE is a trump; he is—the jollie@t of wags and the prince of all good fellows. May his shadow we eitiltiniies —— yesterday, and expreseed themselves much delighted. with its arrangements, and especially with the courtesy with which they The phenomenon of ladies Visiting a printing office, is one that does not happen every dey ; and is one, we'll ventare Journal and Democrat establishmenta, since the last! great fire. —— oo Warer Cotrany ARRANGEMENT.—The Middle Yaba and the Eureka Lake Water Cc ompanies, we understand, have mutually artanged their affairs on a very satisfactory basis. Jt is exXpected that a consolidation of the eapital and interests of the-twoCompa nies will be effected in the course of afew nionthe. The Eureka Lake Company; -it-ia5 asserted; is now selling water to the amount of $6,000 per week, although its facilities for disposing of the water under its control are farfrom being — wir Curae Pictures. Atti ation is called to the advertisement of Mrs. Rudo}ph imanother column. will take pictures at one-half the fermer Now is an opportunity for these who ite to seize the shadow ere the substanee lied os € sbcneieaeiigials For various European, Athntie and California journals, maga(pia) 8 to HH. Wickes. & Co, . We 5. K-Bale Co, a will be perceived by . _ connects with, a fine saddle tram, ty whi . the same will be fo She intetids closing ont her bus. . . : . ness on the 20th of October, and meantime zk et periodicals, we are under meny ‘Rhea seo hundred seichiieal eit pile ent at the Park to witness the great ten mile trot -for $1,000, sand inside stakes of . $1,000. each, eame off this: ‘afternoon. IT was Closély.contested by Jack Gamble and Sarah Washington. Jack won the Pages Time for-the whole -. = julian @ Nominations. Dowste¥iik, Sept. 6,1860Phe Breckinridge County —— to-day nominated ‘Harry tf: Thornton, jr. for the State” Senate, and Glint. H. Pichia -and R, H. Stanley for the Assembly. wo tution, which has effected miracles in the annihilation of time and space, between~California and the Mississippi Valley, hag now an office-tmNevada, at the Telegraph office, under the direction of Mr. Jehn -Pattison. The express. closes on Tuesday and Friday evenings, at 9 o'clock. Our citizens who wish to have immediate and certain communication with the east, have now the opportunity to be amply gratified, and at a very moderate expense. a he a > ANTI-GWINisM.—The Douglas Democracy appears to be after Senater Gwin.with a.sliarp stick. All the candidates for legislative honors, of that party, are expressly or impliedly pledged to exert all their talents aml infigetacn to prevent his re-election tothe U. S. Senate. Whether the Breckinridge Demoerats will feel themselves: under obligations to sustain him is more than we know. It is not probable that he will find any friends in the ranks of the Republican and. Bell and Everett parties. It looks very much as thougli the people of California had come to the conclusion that our ancient Senator has dope enough for glory and ought to be permitted te repose_on . hislaurels.’ Happy country, inwhich a statesman is not compelled to die in the harness of office ! A DAY AFTER THE Fair,—On Monday of this week—being the first day of the Marysville Fair—the editor of this paper zeceived a polite invitation from Charles M_ Gorham, Esq. Secretary of the “Agricultu. ral, Horticultural, and Mechanics’ Society of the Northern District of California,” notify. ing him that he had been appointed one of the judges of “native wines and liquors, also of printing and_ pemmanship.” Whether thé aforesaid Secretary—or, rather, the Exeentive Committee, for »whom he acts—thought that forming a judgment on the merits of printing andpenmanship was rather dry work, and, therefore, threw ‘ii: the natixe wipe@ and liqaors as a sort of stimulator, or whether he-and the committee thought that ‘the wines and liquors was rather moist work; and wished to correct their effects by the antidote of such desiccating agents as printing aud penmanship, is more than the aforeanid editor knows. One thing he knews, and that is, that the invitation, wet and dry as it is, reached its destination entirely out of sea8011. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Wan’t a Good Drink, Go To TRE A I Xe vada. Sept. 6-tf Administrator's Notice. AY OTICE is hereby given to all persons having a demands a a the ESTaTe or Jounx GRAVY, deceased, to exhibit tlic same, with the The ‘camary voue hers, at my Office, within ten months from. the. publication of this notice, .or the same will be forever barred. H.R. THOMPSON, Publie Administrator. Nevada, Sept.6, 1860.-lm Administrator’s Notice. he hy is hereby given to all persone having 4% demands against the Estate OF DoxAaio McKenziv, deceased, to-cxhibit the matic, with the thecessary Vonehers, at my office; within = mouths from the publication of ‘this notice, rey aH B. THOM PSON, = = Public Administrator. Nevailty Se pt. 6, 1860.-lm Ne . \KHE LARGEST STORE BACs AND Fe oS Largest Steck! ~~ CHEAP FouN’s * Careteat Tesest Commercial: street, Nevada, . Where all kinds of © Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats; aud Gentes’ Furubching (daodacmn okecteet nt lowey prices than any house in the upper country. Cait ina see before purchasing elaewhcre. 8. HAAS & €O,,. Auetioncore "Nevada, Sept. 6-im — HERG WILL BE ‘einite SPEAKING, IN "E frors of Harrington’s Saloon, by. HON. THOMAS FITCH, SATURDAY. EVENING, ‘ ‘ Sept. “Sth, 1860. F Let ev one attend-and hear the t Re ubes Orater: eee! er ‘ada, Sept. 6, 1860, Physicinn and Surgeon, FFICE AND IDENCEJUPPER PART QO: of Main st fog fo ada. . ee Sept. 6, 1860—-tf =N.P. snowsags (N . ROOK & JOR PRINT Office. Ros Commercial TYPE, PRINTED (G PRESSES ote, , and are now prepared to. execute all kinds of Printing in a pag 2 s unsurpassed by any office in the State.Ve have hriuwge one of Los gen Engines, larsize, Rugglos’ Improv Hand Press, and Too’s Rotary Card Press. HOTEL DE PARIS, Ovipve CHAUY KL.Proprictor, Broad 8t., Corner of of Spring St., Nevada, Ts HOUSE, ESTABLISHED TN 1852, ntinues to be kept nthe same style which preciate Good Liying, Comfort and Cleanliness. KF Travelers -will find elean beds, attentive . waiters and good meuls at all hours of the day. 85-tf OV. CHAUVER.: United States Hotel, GRUSH & P ARKER; PROPRIETORS. Broad Street, near Pine street. @ . WE TAKE PLEASURE ‘In inform. ing the publix that we are now prepared to aeeomumpdate travelers in as comfortable.a style as any Hotel in yhé mountains. It will be ‘our constant aim to. fen‘der’ our _house—as pleasant a retreat as-éan_ be be found anywhere, Prices are moderate and as fair an‘equivalent will be returned for cash foeehredits times-~willaliow, Meal, os oceee cl 50 cents . Lodgings Nevada, Sept. 6—hn FASHION RESTAURANT, Opposite Taliman & Tareers, Com. strect THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD inform the «itizens .of Nev ada, miaek all those w ishing a good SQUARE MEAL that he has opened, and is now seeping A First Class Restaurant,. Under the above name, which will be condueted in the-hest style, and in a manner that cannot fail to please all who inmay favor him with their patronage. Having lad many yeaas. experience, in the business the r propric tor is determined to keep The Best Restaurant in the Mountains ! 50 cents Market, ‘and MEALS rietles to be found in the Always on hand, .and SERVED at all hours. cooked te orders” Chicken, Quail and Ware. Partiedlar attention will be paid to getting up GAME SUPPERS to-order. OYSTERS SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE Ihave om nloyed the best Cooks to be found in the State. Give me a trial and safisfy yourselves that you can get as good a mealas ean be had at Sacramento or Saii Fy ron isco, . B. LRISH, Preprictor. Nevada‘ Sept. ca A. PRAUTMANN, Dr. Mea., Ei =} are ‘We have just purstiaedd a entiré new. stock of . has heretofore made it the resort of all who ap-. ‘ail POINTS > TuD Tanve will be supplied with all the va_Pwith seeurity. _L.nutarey ate : or. ‘taken’ ae befo pictures of all-kh P —— State, and an aatil colora. : ives him the ba every Oj ut iis plaee, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUPIL RECENTLY. ESTABLISHED HERE. an He has on hand a beauiifal jortment of. Z dest Galaf Kinds of Sets fee cease oes me @nd sce ec leries, and-you Wilk decide which is the bests : tions binder in doit cheats of the . LADEES’ AND GENTS’ aA” DRESSING SALOON. . OACHOT, BROAD St, all & Newman’s, nett 00n ewER & ™. Ge. 2 few doors above justo Hair D ae re pon havin J mig al w sty vicof SHAMPOO MPOO has which they. warran LG “4 . been in inteodua uy tthe heads of their.customers Perfume 2 Fe They also havé a complete a lea 4 ment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair aml Footh. Brushes,-&e., &¢.“Particwar attention has beta. given to artic rticles of LADIES’ TOILETTE. fa Ladies’ Department re : A rep arate apa roel has been providest fo i eaica™ Hair Dre oe where Mri Meyer, who has a long Pa mee in this de seg will dress sialtes ae me not in the orinary mechanical ineet thers w re é tend to be hair dressers, taut artisti ner, and. suited to the particular expression of phystognomy of each ular. person. They will also attend to the calls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their reridencéh, Wigs, Toupees, Braids and Ourls.~ A full axsortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a pained natural manner, — a6-tf “MEYER & CACHOT. Langton’s Pioneer Express. To all parts of California and Utah. Territory; ~~ connecting at Marysville and Nevada with . ELTABLE EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS of California, the Fig aie States and Europe. We will despatch Dalit Xpegares to and from ORTH ae ADA, and ever; Saturday Morning g, to the following places In Uta. i Territory ; Franktown, W. ashoe Valloy, Genoa, Carson Valley, Chinatown Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle ¥alley, ' Johnstown, Virginia City, md Walker River Mines . All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosedin our Gov os pe franked Envelo = and indorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake,” will b: forwarded and reach wit destination sooner than by any other Aine; Treasure, Packages and Letters transmitted to and from the above polits with unrivaled despatch and security. Gold-Dust and Coin, ferwatded to ‘all parts of the. United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as low ratesas can be done by any house Our Treasure Express will always be. accom” panied by faitlifal Messengers, » Notes, Drafts, Bills, &e eid or negocinted and all orders attended to pee? Purchases of every descr or nande. Forwarding of Merechandidestnd at sto thtitude. Qfice in Newall Prey “mt ’ & Co's. nes NATIONAL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCASTER YR OULD RESPECTFULLY ENFORM THE W citizens of Nevada and thePraveling pub lic generall?.that he continues to keep the wellknown and ‘popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF, hay ing stood two fires. Large additions have been-reeently made and it is fitted upin a Style that cannot be surpassed by wy public Nouse inthe State. The Beds and Furniture are New, _. And for Comfort.and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE willat all times be supplied with all the varieties the Murket affords. Game Suppers got up to Order ! Particular attention. willbe paid to the accommodation of Ladies and Fanlies. TUE SAGES, rimming in ‘all directions from parture from the National Exchmige. > The House is kept open all night. There is a fine Reartitsctivem attached te the House where all the leading journals ofthe State cain be found, The Bar, will be constantly supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the large aud spacious room, which has recently heen added, ean be found twe of the best ; BIL LIAKD TABL Es iu the mountains. Having had long experience at the business, I shall. endeavor to continue to make the **Natioual Exchange” the best Hotel iu the Mountains, and a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be. moderate td suit the times. A Livery Stable Ta connected w ie lfouse, and particular attention will be given to the cure of Hoises,Carriages>&c, Horses hud Carriages ean at all thine % be procured, by soit sation at t 1¢ office. Nevada, Sept. 6, In60.-tf : UNION LIVERY STABL Broad and Main Sts, Nevad: Sohn A. Lancaster, WOULDINFOR M HIS FRIENDS AND the public gene waits that he has added exau SI <5 ta hie already larze av 1 clegant extahisliment of Horses, Bug: ries, Sw idies, Harnexs, be, &e., and is nowte ts aa ein he found in the State. Well rained, fleet and casy Saddle Horses, pod re ee oF coon: snen will be® oe experience in the mee of my be able to give to Horses on_livery. 4 a careful drivers a wa will permit paypshes mre to sa ts vi oss would do wellt i as eg . te Nevaila, havetheir Offices at, aud take their de. prepared fo furnish as mer . The: lity of BETWEEN NEVADA. Aig 1 VIRGINIA CITY. J, Ke. SALE & CO., ARE NOW RUNNING A mm tri-weekly line of tages from. As 2 Nevada to Jackson's Kanch, “where tke stages connoct with Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Vir The proprictors expect to run the en the ist day of October. Leaves Neyada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat urdays, at 8 o’clock, A. mM. Arriving at Virginia — on the evenings of the: follow ing days. . The passe nge Jackson's. T “Kaeding tra cling: is all by daylight. a és matter anc ioc it promptly forw Seaen by atage and by freight wagons. Kepte-tf E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will practice in ull the Courts of Nevada coun fy, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sepe sr cestnenerasusnsnmnsnnesnsraeseeemearses Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Paciiic Steamship Company » at Aspiuwall. For Mew Work. Having as Steamers at San Francisco ord Panama. iri City.— tire route by Hic over n on wy EPARTC a FROM FOLSOM STREET WiTARr. ~ ‘Fhe Steamship J. Ue STEPHENS, Kn. i “PIERSON, Commander. Will leave Folsom strect wharf, with Pausengers and Treasure, on Sait * VECESDAY Sept. Lith, 1 see, ; FORK PANAMA; at 9 o'clock, A. . tunly ae «. and connect vin Panimna Bail Aspinwall, with #teamship for NEW YOU. ; Through tickets can be ined. ‘The Panan:a Railroad Co. and At and Pacific Stewmesbip Co. have eater us Agents for the eetle uf” tickets. 'Preasure fof eli pinemt ih he reecived ont the we Lio" lock Guidnight) on % TS will be rece ived on beard \ x . fith, pes written or: ope . Later Ce bps af its shipment, For ist or apaery. : -PORBES & B. — Oe teri andy fe fo~ Cor. Sicramienty anddeidesdorii'st:. 20. “Sap Primes. oe aan FRANCISCO em ex Grane ix a only autine lays merchandise . Be he MORNINGS essre leit at b ings Sarmllgerebicey

' . stages leavé Nevada at 8 o’clock on the mornre-engines . Ga Retartay aA Netada No i paraded nnd _ made an estate J _opeserced te rors Wyeonstrusted Truck, which arrived in the ie a dispense with the saddle train, and ld eal a is lla conta cost, ‘= SS al aac cc sim of tine hwdred — ‘Navuraizep--In the Distr.ct Cowt, last * Saturday, the. following named persons were admitted to citizenship : —T: on testimony of Jno. C. Coleman and James’ Dodd; Francis Martin, on testimony ¢ Jno. Hughes and Capt. Henderson; ‘Thos Baldwin, on testumony of Jno. Hughes anlj Capt. Henderson; Michael Sullivan, on-teimony of Dennis ©’Shea and Detinis Sullivag; Dennis Sullivan, on testimony of Micha Sulli-. van and Dennis Sullivan; W. H. Birdon tes-% timony of Doct. Weaver and N. Ro Greeley; James O'Keefe, on testimony of A. ni Dibble, and John 8. Lambert; Patrick Muphy, on testimony of Jne. Doran and Patritk Me-' Kay; Michael Cline, on testimony of U. 8. _ Gregory and Daniel Mulloy—all: of said ap-. plicants natives of Ireland. Also, A.C. __ Heineken, native of Germany, on testimony of Siesa Bowers and W. B. Brakeshin. aly Saenec. CorTaGEs.—On the outskirts of the city, occupying very desirable and ¢ lightful‘locations, are many recently cottages, and many more in process 6f etettion, all conceivedJja admirable taste, uniting ‘ft ce ience and eleganee. These Ottages, weare pleased to learn, ‘pernitted to remain unoceupied a mowires inhabited as soowds finish‘enone ee ol de County Convention which in the Court House, next 5a A CT ae A, J. + mata dec Lf , Niles %arls, C. gees Jno’ "Grimes, in this city, on th. “They have an excel ig the names of which w hi ‘standing favorites, » » Mark, Mrs. Brown, Misses » he Phelps,and Mr. W. HH. Bro: Somme forward with their adve ‘In California, advertising is the pabulum of a newspaper; and, sensibly feel and.gratefully ap liberality of our patrons. _ THe WEATHER—The summa along with the month « Bright, beautiful, and balmy day¥ nights and mornings, are now tl! — t captieaye ee sleeping, wit ats have gust.—-. th evel hion, — nty of sie us ol obMons, injur. d tut office. afflicMasnep FINGERS.—<A .wort ‘Jiging Frenchmap}of this city, Groleud, bal one of his fiagers heavy Ruggles press-up stairs inl He has our warmest wr Fousp Guury.—In the Dis Court hegro Le ‘. mornings the saddle train proceeds to Vir. the road between Jackson's and Virginia City. ~ phetween Nevada and Virgima City. This ~/ enterprising company is entitled to the conrsomewhat beyond the philosopliy of the’ . . Hever be less! ~~ ont sADIES, GOD BLEss ’EM !~A party of charming Nevada ladies visited our office , Were -received, ha Wage r, that has not been ‘witnessed i in the pies nanerigarem. ts aay are. running @ line of exceljent stages fr Nevaila to Jackson's Raneh,passengers are carried to Vi irginia City. The ings of Tuesday, Thursday ayd Saturday, and + ‘Peach Jackson’s before night. The following ginia City, wineh it reaches before night. moe 8 the entire route, and thus, besides passengers, are able to carry ‘any amount of express. matter and freight. Mr. Sale informs us that aaa indeed, he asserts that, at presesit, the most difficult. portion of the, entire route is T © . between Nevada and Eureks South “By the first of October, if not r, the company runjtheir-stages through the whole distance’ fidence and patronage of the public. — . rt A Faasnic TEAM.—<As a wagon, /elonging to Mr. J. H. Wentworth, loaded with ‘lumber, and drawn by a fitie team of four horses, Was passing up Broad \street, last evening, when near the National Exchange Hotel, fhe horses, without. any apparent cause, became extraordinarily excited and ‘commenced kicking and plunging in a-most {frantic manner. No efforts of the teamster could quiet them, and the result was that they kicked, themselves conipletely joése from the Wagon, and it was with great difficulty the bystanders prevented them from seampering off in every direction. The-whole affair exhibited a-new feature in horse psychology apectators. — > CHINESE BRuTALITY.—Yesterday, a mis. erable Chinese woman, whom her brutal peo. ple had turned out to die, was found under a shed, a short distance. from Commercial street, under circumstances peculiarly revolting to cultivated humanity. * both her feet t were badly fi has been bunglingly cut of by one rad her igThe other is ina state decay and. saiiieh soon come off. After oh been carried out to‘die, a white womun, who lives near the place, attempted to take her some_food, but was peremptorily dtiven back by the Chinese. Judge Searls with some other gentlemen, having heen: informed of the matter, immediately visite: d the poor wretch, and under the threat of impris+} Onment, compelled the Chinese to furnish-her with appropriate ledgings and medical aid. ‘P.S. DrsWickes and R. M. Hunt were called and amputated both of her legs. mS REFRESHING:—Just assur paper was going to press, last night, when all-hands ‘wére weary and sleepy, BLazE—the ipimitable BLAZE—brought us up a half dozen of the richest and rosiest champagaie. BLAZE is a trump; he is—the jollie@t of wags and the prince of all good fellows. May his shadow we eitiltiniies —— yesterday, and expreseed themselves much delighted. with its arrangements, and especially with the courtesy with which they The phenomenon of ladies Visiting a printing office, is one that does not happen every dey ; and is one, we'll ventare Journal and Democrat establishmenta, since the last! great fire. —— oo Warer Cotrany ARRANGEMENT.—The Middle Yaba and the Eureka Lake Water Cc ompanies, we understand, have mutually artanged their affairs on a very satisfactory basis. Jt is exXpected that a consolidation of the eapital and interests of the-twoCompa nies will be effected in the course of afew nionthe. The Eureka Lake Company; -it-ia5 asserted; is now selling water to the amount of $6,000 per week, although its facilities for disposing of the water under its control are farfrom being — wir Curae Pictures. Atti ation is called to the advertisement of Mrs. Rudo}ph imanother column. will take pictures at one-half the fermer Now is an opportunity for these who ite to seize the shadow ere the substanee lied os € sbcneieaeiigials For various European, Athntie and California journals, maga(pia) 8 to HH. Wickes. & Co, . We 5. K-Bale Co, a will be perceived by . _ connects with, a fine saddle tram, ty whi . the same will be fo She intetids closing ont her bus. . . : . ness on the 20th of October, and meantime zk et periodicals, we are under meny ‘Rhea seo hundred seichiieal eit pile ent at the Park to witness the great ten mile trot -for $1,000, sand inside stakes of . $1,000. each, eame off this: ‘afternoon. IT was Closély.contested by Jack Gamble and Sarah Washington. Jack won the Pages Time for-the whole -. = julian @ Nominations. Dowste¥iik, Sept. 6,1860Phe Breckinridge County —— to-day nominated ‘Harry tf: Thornton, jr. for the State” Senate, and Glint. H. Pichia -and R, H. Stanley for the Assembly. wo tution, which has effected miracles in the annihilation of time and space, between~California and the Mississippi Valley, hag now an office-tmNevada, at the Telegraph office, under the direction of Mr. Jehn -Pattison. The express. closes on Tuesday and Friday evenings, at 9 o'clock. Our citizens who wish to have immediate and certain communication with the east, have now the opportunity to be amply gratified, and at a very moderate expense. a he a > ANTI-GWINisM.—The Douglas Democracy appears to be after Senater Gwin.with a.sliarp stick. All the candidates for legislative honors, of that party, are expressly or impliedly pledged to exert all their talents aml infigetacn to prevent his re-election tothe U. S. Senate. Whether the Breckinridge Demoerats will feel themselves: under obligations to sustain him is more than we know. It is not probable that he will find any friends in the ranks of the Republican and. Bell and Everett parties. It looks very much as thougli the people of California had come to the conclusion that our ancient Senator has dope enough for glory and ought to be permitted te repose_on . hislaurels.’ Happy country, inwhich a statesman is not compelled to die in the harness of office ! A DAY AFTER THE Fair,—On Monday of this week—being the first day of the Marysville Fair—the editor of this paper zeceived a polite invitation from Charles M_ Gorham, Esq. Secretary of the “Agricultu. ral, Horticultural, and Mechanics’ Society of the Northern District of California,” notify. ing him that he had been appointed one of the judges of “native wines and liquors, also of printing and_ pemmanship.” Whether thé aforesaid Secretary—or, rather, the Exeentive Committee, for »whom he acts—thought that forming a judgment on the merits of printing andpenmanship was rather dry work, and, therefore, threw ‘ii: the natixe wipe@ and liqaors as a sort of stimulator, or whether he-and the committee thought that ‘the wines and liquors was rather moist work; and wished to correct their effects by the antidote of such desiccating agents as printing aud penmanship, is more than the aforeanid editor knows. One thing he knews, and that is, that the invitation, wet and dry as it is, reached its destination entirely out of sea8011. BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST. If You Wan’t a Good Drink, Go To TRE A I Xe vada. Sept. 6-tf Administrator's Notice. AY OTICE is hereby given to all persons having a demands a a the ESTaTe or Jounx GRAVY, deceased, to exhibit tlic same, with the The ‘camary voue hers, at my Office, within ten months from. the. publication of this notice, .or the same will be forever barred. H.R. THOMPSON, Publie Administrator. Nevada, Sept.6, 1860.-lm Administrator’s Notice. he hy is hereby given to all persone having 4% demands against the Estate OF DoxAaio McKenziv, deceased, to-cxhibit the matic, with the thecessary Vonehers, at my office; within = mouths from the publication of ‘this notice, rey aH B. THOM PSON, = = Public Administrator. Nevailty Se pt. 6, 1860.-lm Ne . \KHE LARGEST STORE BACs AND Fe oS Largest Steck! ~~ CHEAP FouN’s * Careteat Tesest Commercial: street, Nevada, . Where all kinds of © Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats; aud Gentes’ Furubching (daodacmn okecteet nt lowey prices than any house in the upper country. Cait ina see before purchasing elaewhcre. 8. HAAS & €O,,. Auetioncore "Nevada, Sept. 6-im — HERG WILL BE ‘einite SPEAKING, IN

"E frors of Harrington’s Saloon, by. HON. THOMAS FITCH, SATURDAY. EVENING, ‘ ‘ Sept. “Sth, 1860. F Let ev one attend-and hear the t Re ubes Orater: eee! er ‘ada, Sept. 6, 1860, Physicinn and Surgeon, FFICE AND IDENCEJUPPER PART QO: of Main st fog fo ada. . ee Sept. 6, 1860—-tf =N.P. snowsags (N . ROOK & JOR PRINT Office. Ros Commercial TYPE, PRINTED (G PRESSES ote, , and are now prepared to. execute all kinds of Printing in a pag 2 s unsurpassed by any office in the State.Ve have hriuwge one of Los gen Engines, larsize, Rugglos’ Improv Hand Press, and Too’s Rotary Card Press. HOTEL DE PARIS, Ovipve CHAUY KL..Proprictor, Broad 8t., Corner of of Spring St., Nevada, Ts HOUSE, ESTABLISHED TN 1852, ntinues to be kept nthe same style which preciate Good Liying, Comfort and Cleanliness. KF Travelers -will find elean beds, attentive . waiters and good meuls at all hours of the day. 85-tf OV. CHAUVER.: United States Hotel, GRUSH & P ARKER; PROPRIETORS. Broad Street, near Pine street. @ . WE TAKE PLEASURE ‘In inform. ing the publix that we are now prepared to aeeomumpdate travelers in as comfortable.a style as any Hotel in yhé mountains. It will be ‘our constant aim to. fen‘der’ our _house—as pleasant a retreat as-éan_ be be found anywhere, Prices are moderate and as fair an‘equivalent will be returned for cash foeehredits times-~willaliow, Meal, os oceee cl 50 cents . Lodgings Nevada, Sept. 6—hn FASHION RESTAURANT, Opposite Taliman & Tareers, Com. strect THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD inform the «itizens .of Nev ada, miaek all those w ishing a good SQUARE MEAL that he has opened, and is now seeping A First Class Restaurant,. Under the above name, which will be condueted in the-hest style, and in a manner that cannot fail to please all who inmay favor him with their patronage. Having lad many yeaas. experience, in the business the r propric tor is determined to keep The Best Restaurant in the Mountains ! 50 cents Market, ‘and MEALS rietles to be found in the Always on hand, .and SERVED at all hours. cooked te orders” Chicken, Quail and Ware. Partiedlar attention will be paid to getting up GAME SUPPERS to-order. OYSTERS SERVED UP IN EVERY STYLE Ihave om nloyed the best Cooks to be found in the State. Give me a trial and safisfy yourselves that you can get as good a mealas ean be had at Sacramento or Saii Fy ron isco, . B. LRISH, Preprictor. Nevada‘ Sept. ca A. PRAUTMANN, Dr. Mea., Ei =} are ‘We have just purstiaedd a entiré new. stock of . has heretofore made it the resort of all who ap-. ‘ail POINTS > TuD Tanve will be supplied with all the va_Pwith seeurity. _L.nutarey ate : or. ‘taken’ ae befo pictures of all-kh P —— State, and an aatil colora. : ives him the ba every Oj ut iis plaee, and ESPECIALLY OVER HIS PUPIL RECENTLY. ESTABLISHED HERE. an He has on hand a beauiifal jortment of. Z dest Galaf Kinds of Sets fee cease oes me @nd sce ec leries, and-you Wilk decide which is the bests : tions binder in doit cheats of the . LADEES’ AND GENTS’ aA” DRESSING SALOON. . OACHOT, BROAD St, all & Newman’s, nett 00n ewER & ™. Ge. 2 few doors above justo Hair D ae re pon havin J mig al w sty vicof SHAMPOO MPOO has which they. warran LG “4 . been in inteodua uy tthe heads of their.customers Perfume 2 Fe They also havé a complete a lea 4 ment of Perfumery, Combs, Hair aml Footh. Brushes,-&e., &¢.“Particwar attention has beta. given to artic rticles of LADIES’ TOILETTE. fa Ladies’ Department re : A rep arate apa roel has been providest fo i eaica™ Hair Dre oe where Mri Meyer, who has a long Pa mee in this de seg will dress sialtes ae me not in the orinary mechanical ineet thers w re é tend to be hair dressers, taut artisti ner, and. suited to the particular expression of phystognomy of each ular. person. They will also attend to the calls of ladies who wish to have their hair dressed at their reridencéh, Wigs, Toupees, Braids and Ourls.~ A full axsortment of all colors always on hand and adjusted in a pained natural manner, — a6-tf “MEYER & CACHOT. Langton’s Pioneer Express. To all parts of California and Utah. Territory; ~~ connecting at Marysville and Nevada with . ELTABLE EXPRESSES TO ALL PARTS of California, the Fig aie States and Europe. We will despatch Dalit Xpegares to and from ORTH ae ADA, and ever; Saturday Morning g, to the following places In Uta. i Territory ; Franktown, W. ashoe Valloy, Genoa, Carson Valley, Chinatown Truckee Meadows, Gold Canon, Carson City, Eagle ¥alley, ' Johnstown, Virginia City, md Walker River Mines . All Letters for the Western Atlantic States, enclosedin our Gov os pe franked Envelo = and indorsed “Overland, via. Salt Lake,” will b: forwarded and reach wit destination sooner than by any other Aine; Treasure, Packages and Letters transmitted to and from the above polits with unrivaled despatch and security. Gold-Dust and Coin, ferwatded to ‘all parts of the. United States and Europe, insured or uninsured, at as low ratesas can be done by any house Our Treasure Express will always be. accom” panied by faitlifal Messengers, » Notes, Drafts, Bills, &e eid or negocinted and all orders attended to pee? Purchases of every descr or nande. Forwarding of Merechandidestnd at sto thtitude. Qfice in Newall Prey “mt ’ & Co's. nes NATIONAL EXCHANGE, Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCASTER YR OULD RESPECTFULLY ENFORM THE W citizens of Nevada and thePraveling pub lic generall?.that he continues to keep the wellknown and ‘popular Hotel known as the NATIONAL EXCHANGE, NEVADA. The Building is of Brick, three stories high, and THOROUGHLY FIREPROOF, hay ing stood two fires. Large additions have been-reeently made and it is fitted upin a Style that cannot be surpassed by wy public Nouse inthe State. The Beds and Furniture are New, _. And for Comfort.and Style cannot be excelled. THE TABLE willat all times be supplied with all the varieties the Murket affords. Game Suppers got up to Order ! Particular attention. willbe paid to the accommodation of Ladies and Fanlies. TUE SAGES, rimming in ‘all directions from parture from the National Exchmige. > The House is kept open all night. There is a fine Reartitsctivem attached te the House where all the leading journals ofthe State cain be found, The Bar, will be constantly supplied with the choicest Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Also, in the large aud spacious room, which has recently heen added, ean be found twe of the best ; BIL LIAKD TABL Es iu the mountains. Having had long experience at the business, I shall. endeavor to continue to make the **Natioual Exchange” the best Hotel iu the Mountains, and a comfortable home for Travelers. Charges will be. moderate td suit the times. A Livery Stable Ta connected w ie lfouse, and particular attention will be given to the cure of Hoises,Carriages>&c, Horses hud Carriages ean at all thine % be procured, by soit sation at t 1¢ office. Nevada, Sept. 6, In60.-tf : UNION LIVERY STABL Broad and Main Sts, Nevad: Sohn A. Lancaster, WOULDINFOR M HIS FRIENDS AND the public gene waits that he has added exau SI <5 ta hie already larze av 1 clegant extahisliment of Horses, Bug: ries, Sw idies, Harnexs, be, &e., and is nowte ts aa ein he found in the State. Well rained, fleet and casy Saddle Horses, pod re ee oF coon: snen will be® oe experience in the mee of my be able to give to Horses on_livery. 4 a careful drivers a wa will permit paypshes mre to sa ts vi oss would do wellt i as eg . te Nevaila, havetheir Offices at, aud take their de. prepared fo furnish as mer . The: lity of BETWEEN NEVADA. Aig 1 VIRGINIA CITY. J, Ke. SALE & CO., ARE NOW RUNNING A mm tri-weekly line of tages from. As 2 Nevada to Jackson's Kanch, “where tke stages connoct with Saddle Train Which forwards passengers to Vir The proprictors expect to run the en the ist day of October. Leaves Neyada Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat urdays, at 8 o’clock, A. mM. Arriving at Virginia — on the evenings of the: follow ing days. . The passe nge Jackson's. T “Kaeding tra cling: is all by daylight. a és matter anc ioc it promptly forw Seaen by atage and by freight wagons. Kepte-tf E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will practice in ull the Courts of Nevada coun fy, Office in the Court House, Nevada. sepe sr cestnenerasusnsnmnsnnesnsraeseeemearses Pacific Mail Steamship Comp’s LINE TO PANAMA. Connecting via the Steamer of the Atlantic and Paciiic Steamship Company » at Aspiuwall. For Mew Work. Having as Steamers at San Francisco ord Panama. iri City.— tire route by Hic over n on wy EPARTC a FROM FOLSOM STREET WiTARr. ~ ‘Fhe Steamship J. Ue STEPHENS, Kn. i “PIERSON, Commander. Will leave Folsom strect wharf, with Pausengers and Treasure, on Sait * VECESDAY Sept. Lith, 1 see, ; FORK PANAMA; at 9 o'clock, A. . tunly ae «. and connect vin Panimna Bail Aspinwall, with #teamship for NEW YOU. ; Through tickets can be ined. ‘The Panan:a Railroad Co. and At and Pacific Stewmesbip Co. have eater us Agents for the eetle uf” tickets. 'Preasure fof eli pinemt ih he reecived ont the we Lio" lock Guidnight) on % TS will be rece ived on beard \ x . fith, pes written or: ope . Later Ce bps af its shipment, For ist or apaery. : -PORBES & B. — Oe teri andy fe fo~ Cor. Sicramienty anddeidesdorii'st:. 20. “Sap Primes. oe aan FRANCISCO em ex Grane ix a only autine lays merchandise . Be he MORNINGS essre leit at b ings Sarmllgerebicey