February 12, 1969 (12 pages)

se RN oe ees ~~ m4 Soo it me — ie ve “se oF WE FS Sie PE fags eer (me Sa Ral CR Se ee tae Gear . o ‘the Nevada County ‘Nugget Wédnedday;” February’ t2j}° R969 he Nevada Democeat, NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1861. NUMBER 644 VOLUME IX. _ Hebels emé Restaurants. Bankers and Assayers. Hecada Democrat. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY, On Tacsday, Thereday and Satarday. “sas ST. and LOUIS HOTEL, Commercial St., Nevada. INE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY ity, that BY L. J. ROLFE & CO. . 3. ReUPS, A. P.CKRURCH, G.5. ZANNOK, . Tf. B. KROLHR. SY OFFICE—CORNER BROAD AND PINE STRBUTS. Tus Txt-Wenaie Dexocnat will be defivered to town twe mories > he bax learned the above well-knowa establishment, situdted on Commercial street, Nevada, and will give hin wudivided atteation to thre comfort of his guests. Bg Tg ocnieres well Sort in toe for con vestence @ut surpassed by any MARYSVILLE — PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., E Street, Near Corner of 24, Marysville. Also, 73 J street, Sacramento. 106 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District. ILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS of Melting, Refining and Arssying Gold and Ores of Every Description. apse a at.76 cust Fe soot, perele = the Carrier; singte so eents. subsuvibers, tm ; for ai: se; > WHE TASLE -@ ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST. Ce. ee oo with every luxury to be ob. Gold Bare bought and sold. Retarne mede in Gare ov Apvsamena—For ene aquare of ton lines, bea gorge [eerie Sento Poder find at Phe meses yp roe, Seen, ine ely ‘y SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose first fevertion, $2; each nebnsequent iavertion, St. One haadred werfs on an average male a square. Joe Prwtiwa, of af! kinds, seatly exccuted. City Business Cards. J. i. CALDWELE, Attorney and Cemnecler at Law. By constant attention to the wants of his guests, “Rorekedely Be leet. it a liberal J. VAN Lia 'H. sean oeeta reepeieah solicit from the Miners and They s the follow! eohers, 4 rs wh years, who, pear: jour ‘Sore by them tou Eastern Hotary Public and Commissioner fer "Y ‘the Atlantic States. Orrice—On Sread street, ever Harringten’s Selece, Nevada, Celiforsia. oat2-t? THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Atterney and Ceunscler at Law, BAILEY HOUSE! 88 & 8® Broad Street, Nevada. : tO THIS SPLENDID, NEW FIRE Preof Hotel is now opened on Abe Public, ~. D. O. Mills & Co. -QUICKSILVER AGENCY OF THE NEW IDRIA. MINES. The best article in the State, sold at San Francisco AND NOTAEX PUBLIC. Ita ap . chmod are at Orrice—Up Stairs, in Mild & Keex’s Brick Builsuperior to anyt! in mountains. . Agents rates. Gog, Corner Bread. nas Pine ats., Nevada. part pc prea of Single Rooms,. August 6. 1861. H. HARRIS & CO, DAVID BELPER, se] THE TABLE ex0,. W. XIDD, Atterney and Ceunseler at Law. is iven te procuriag United ied with all the delicacies the affords, healthfal style. Our and for atrical GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD 8T., NEVADA. eanttioslar attention ane aes eer’ op jn. sommiie sae ates ‘avrant persons en accommodations families LD DUST Purchased at hest Mark came by Mitacy Service. ‘ Troupes are not excelled by any—Terms Liberal. hie oot teak cpineeen mae on Dea foo: Orrice—At the Court House, Nevada. The House is all Night! _ wasted for oe nen at te Mint. 5 Ls, M. BD. Passengers are called for by the Stages io "ue J. & WiCHOLs, pg Sra Pr tages . to, onthe Eastern Cities at the Lowest Homeopathic Physician & Surgesn, A LIVERY STABLE is connected with the and Carriages Rates. Collections mafie, and State and County Secubittes purech Market vale.” RESID! BRO . NEW. . . hours. Horses taken fi and dat high “OFFICE casted ne as —_ brought to the door. Horses and « eviages furone (First house above the Methelist Church.) nished at short notice. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, August 27. 1861. 2 RAE Ss BY JAMES J. OTT, ~ Rn. M. HUNT. Board secceerccecceeccescccssceeS 1 OO ; Ld ; DR. ° ° Board and (according to the NUMBER 30, MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Physician and Surgeen. occupied) eeeescccoce eashepee -$8 to 10 00 OLD AND ORES, of every description, Mel! Oficeo—Reom Ne. 4, Fiagg’s Brick, ire MEA. .ccsccsecssecscecmaMesss¥s-9° 00 GFetned and Avnsyed af San Franctece Hates, treets, over Marrington’s ss op EE hdr edie bag ea ee degra Ko Returns made in Bars or Coin, within a few hours. Seen otek ee Pine s i» o It pe tach es eee sapere pated My See one Residence—Ne. 35 Nevada street, ‘A share of public ie respectfully solicited. . _ Leaded Gold snd Black Sand lots bong ht at the ‘On the Ol4 Washington Read. apr-20 NAT. B. i, ‘©. . Highest Prices. JAS. T. OTT. DR. LEVASO®S, Surgeon Dentist. Orvice—Up states, next to Chas. Kent’s Meat Mar&et, over Block & Co’s Store, Commercial street, Ne” Wuosz Fae vor 24ce OranaTion 08 OXLY 2,50. FREDERICK MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, BROAD ST., ABOVE PINE, NEVADA. JOHN KENDALL, Justice ef the Peace. Orrice—Kelney’s Buildi Entraace on Pine st., q@ext duor below Kent’s Mi Clothing & Co's Store, _naennnennnannsammasasnsenmmns . POTe!. CHAS. W. YOUNG, FASHION RESTAURANT. CHAS. B. IRISH, Proprietor. NO. 62 BROAD STREE, NEVADA. : OPEN ALL NIGHT !! and the county at large, that I design keeping 1 First Class Restaurant. “OYSTER SUPPERS, Served up to Order. The Table will be supplied with everything in the market, and none but good cooks will be’ emMeals furnished at all hours—end on short Be ae fase (SE NEW YORE PRICES. The Greatest Improvement in MODERN DENTISTRY, The Patent Gum Colored Vulcanic Base for ARTIFICIAL -Teeth. WHICH DR. LEVASON H's PURCHASED THE RIGHT OF MANUFACturing, and bas all the steam &c. ke. Witha assortment of the most tiful TEETH this Process. The Durability of Vulcaring four pronounced pre-emineat ever al known suvetaness at PLATE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH, the work mach LIGHTER and Bars. the matter, the British West Indias The Blockade. Tbe London Economist states ina Jat Hevada Democrat, . Ddmber, that it receives numerous letter Seizure of Slidell and Mason. almost daily, urging the British Govern The 8. F. Herald bas the following com-. ment to break the blockade of the Southera mente on the eeizure of the rebel Commic-/. porte. That journal replies at length to al sioners: _ . sach argieg, by affirming tbat the right o The more we reflect on the circamstan. blockade belongs to all beligerents, and f: ces attendant upon the arrest of Masou aod England to insist that the United States Slidell, the more we are disposed to think . 1101) snendon the blockade, weold be neiththat the act of Com. Wilkes will be acquiesced in be the British Goveroment. It we] er more nor less than a declaration of war! ere not mistaken io our cages of. A beligerent power bas the right to emjail) ploy any r ised mode of warfare to steamer Fingal, upoo which vesse} the reb— or subdue ite’enemy. This bloekels cought refuge, was detected in the act . ade is the most effective mode within the of carrying arms and monitions of war for . graep of the United States; and to cause i the rebel Bates. Captain Hunter, of tbe. to be raised would be simply wrenching steamer Delta, which arrived at Boston on . from their bands their most formidable the 16th instant, reported that tbe Fingal,. weapon. It would be just the same as when at Bermuda, transferred a cargo of . England were toiosist wu the United arme to the rebel steamer Nashville, which . States fighting the South with rifled cannon had run the blockade with Mason aod Sli-. or Minie muskets. To jaterfere in the dell, ete. Now, it wecan rely apon the/ blockade would be to interfere ia the war statemest, Commodore Wilkes would bave . —to forego the neatral position which Eng". been justified by. the law of nations ia seiz. Jand professes to have assumed, and become jog the Fingal aswell asthe two rebel . therefore responsible for the conditions of Commiesioners. The commanders: of the . peace. West India Mail steamers are all, itieun-. “If the United States can blockade the derstood, officers of Her Majesty’s navy, 80 . Southern ports so as to prevent any cotton the Captaio of the Fiogal, which, by the . leaving them, they have just as unqueationway, roos under a government charter, can. able a right to do so, as they have to shoot not set up the plea of ignorance in relation . Soatbero soldiere, or to captare Southern to this illicit business. There would have/ privateers, or to destroy Southern proper} been no doubt as to the right of Commo-/ty. If the Federal army entered the plantdore Wilkes to seize the Fiogal had eshbe. ing States, and burned every bag of cotton been a merchant veesel, aud we eshould. stored or growing there, they would be think that there would be as little question . merely exercising the habitual and unof the right ia regard to a steamer in the} doubted privileges of war. We might call official service of the goveroment. Indeed, . them brutes aod ruffians, but we esbould we should not be surprised if the comman. heve no claim of redress, and no Jegal comder of the Fingal be reproved for carryiog . plaint against them. We want the cotton, a cargo which was contraband of war. His . and we are willing to buy it: but it does official position only gave a more heinous/ not belong tous, but tothe eecessioniste, character to the crime. [If the commander . their foes, If then, they might destroy the of a regular man-of-war in the English na. cotton, a fortiori they may confiscate it, seal vy were to employ hie ‘4 io smu gling it up, lay an embargo upon it. The same arme into the rebel ports, his act would an-. argoment which would warrant usin dequestionably be one of open boatility . manding that the cotton shell be allowed against the U. 8. Government for which/. toeome forward because we need it and gland would be held responsible. cannot do without it, if pushed one step further would justify us io seizing it by force ARREST awama.— . from its owners if they refused to eell it to ee ee us—aeit is affirmed A some they intend to The Panama Star, of Nov, 9th, gives some/ ao Ney, more : it would almost warrant particulars of the arrest of Gwio, Benham, . ye in insisting on the negroes growing cotand Brent at_Panama: ton for our use, #0 long as their masters deOn finding they were arrested. Gwin and . 8ire them to doeo. For if the-urgency of bis companions went to their state-rooms . °UF needs is an excuse for one act of unand threw overboard everything that might . !#wfal interference and coercion, why not implicate them, including a carpet-bag, . for saother. snodry maps and papers which were seen floating away astern. Capt. Pearson of-. Tus Beruupa,—The New York Tribane’s fered to put back to pick up the docaments . correspondence contains the following imbut General Semoer thought it unnecessary. On the arriva) of the poe ati at Fewane portant facts respecting the English steamthe United Siates Consul endeavored to dis. er Bermuda, which recently ran the blocksnag General compe ro sroneperting ade into Savannah : prisonere scross mus, an The captain ie named Tessiere, and lives Governor sent 60 armed police to stop . iq heres ‘An English sea captain was them. _The prisoners were conducted to the caré throogh a double row of 458 United CHEAPER nova7-tf thas GOLD II yet oy @urable and more Beautifa be no 1 Resists the ball cartrid The WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Cutlery, Sliver Ware and Vaacy Soods. ELSEY’S BLOCK, COMMERCIAL ST. NEAR PINE. UNITED STATES HOTEL. BROAD 8T., BELOW PINE, NEVADA. @RUSH & PARKER, Acids !! Taki mat yan net having fi itis for the lnlgmment food 111 It's an Brn Pe fered no tance. ‘ork can be made and are Wern with More Comfort, Uni armed witb rifles loaded witb lice, of course, ofsedlag as ented deep haired gail a exe! Pp inet States among those who were foron board also, who took command when other veesels were io sight. Her orders were to make Fort Hatteras Proprietors. os alae yr n= He ORI IONED HAVE HE TITED AND . And owing to their extreme tues, any desired . merly frendly. Gwio acd Benham hed snoriee At them for the past fow ne cad wih oon fetanes way be ven to the PAGE ithout percep: . on} “ickets for Panama, mening to go Seri et cease lish eo vom GEORGE H. LORING, can or an take meee” ony = to Havana aod take the steamer for Eng-. that she vas id distress thine tof eran ee nen. (ean nl pec eee aud there learned thes Fort was Comasiial Mayers & Coo’s Bost and MOTEL IN THE MOUNTAINS, of Decayed, and Broken SBS The Antl-Cooley fo podapk the Federal forces. She ~~“ Si Srorring oft made veonab. She made Tybee eS au a niches wits the ban arin vent ant are faror Caning of Tooth. Charges, th omnees ta Association of San Francisco, has iesued an light at 2 4., ran by the pepe a roy rarity Jewelry, Menatetmred in . Mlenle.. --.-., PIG Comte. Stateo—a Het of whieh, ac allowed by the Dental Colprea thy Maal SA tales anton: 50 vessels, pat shout and ran io, She was a J. ¥. HOOK Rite sribenoautaty erat wht iat mayne Onloces ba Grivgn ont of te State aad O8 . Siereas? ihe iy amide gig of BRICK BUILDING, OPPOUITE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, GRUSH & PARKER. Proprietors, CHAPMAN & HATCH, immigration of that class stopped by the woatls Weign tile noes o hueaeie the oneal ascotevent of LADUEY’ God ORILHOTEL, . Sargical and Mechanical Ieoressing Hieonss fax opon all Mengolians . Pon eetta oeiet Nich. wee lmamedintely DRIDI's SHORS, and GLATERS, and BE ey ce ope egg ose OR in thie State, eogaged 10 mialog, mecheat. 1,000 Bolgioa rites’ with Axed smaunt. Constantly on hand aad for sale at Resrue pense WOULD RESPECTFULLY Office—Corner Room Second story, points ar ae laa’ okaeee? oe: eos sa a8 oe them, 90,000 overcoats, be‘tisess Nevada LJ ’ sides naga Order. “On sad the waveling pebiie, that be sill a charge AWD & ENOX'S BRICK BUILDING, WEVADA. opoosible for Is payment, and making the . see Jone, morphine, Seen noe 2a Boots Made to x the well known aad Popalar Hotel, knownas the Na= —— process of collection summary, as in the for her, eeisk she ceemenagal’ te Mepatring done at all times, andt short notice. . tonal Maxshange, on Brood st., Nevada. Save of poll tax and miners’ Heese. While . fave’ d 3.8. HOOK. . 2.) muttding le of Brick, three stories bigh, and ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS — . StlGcet inie tax ebell not be large, it shall . ons teere: Bat the popelace, stooped it, SASH FACTORY. THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF, Performed in a Neat and Substantial . be increased periodically, until it amounts . jecd.” She pee tom lle mall EngBLACK &HUGHES, Propricters, . ecsatly been fitted up in a style thet cannot be survatd dh prey — are bales ot “colies: PINE STREET, NEVADA, The Beds and FarnitureareNew, . 48° SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ihistevaieedasection tg o(Pevetar tum wae . Corner of Washington Bye By) the reer of the wae eee eigenen Sena Nevada April 10th 1861. april-tf ai eareey Joe mode, « some one moet have were daily expected from England. : M1‘sni Sinan, Wiaaow Seve DOORS, $18H bg gy : CALL AGAIN GENTLEMEN, long time age, and ie thi of Tas Re : ca a » " s ° 9 L eu “ite eno tenement oa set . PRY 7 POPW NT . enon tmnid wi ler ns . Srelag al ey wb ear pr OITY BREWERY. rede, have tite Ooms of ood take Thairdopartes . A JPEN PAIR OF BOOTS; . bores were decorered about ten miles from . Nort sohanta’ Weal captod te HB UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE. ‘om the oe, NIGHT OR AXY KIND OF BOOTS OR SHOES, town, and & emallcrevk partially worked . wipe out their debts entirely with the seTe ncttally inform the’ lovers of LAGER £* rtp. es : out. Nobody seems to koow how or when 5 and thie Ision to «~ BERR. thet be manatees an article that cannn ben Sp ome magi wm ig the From the Best Material, — fina they were used. It is ; the Morte the rebel Sasa at tisneeee ad wl pay ny ery a pte 0 oda nm be SS aa ‘i Man i ROE mons of come period on them, ae m4 fally cooled the ardor of their mm to ger PR et eae MT . S eR A Ba reach . tnt Se Dar Oe, 3 ce re Aects peat werent hy $ ee a " sar All Kinds Repairing Done to Order . the Indians. they thio) y might just about as well 1 lumens CHARGES MODERATE, TO SUITTHE TIMES. . . ~ and at Cheap Rates. Ga . have stayed under the rule’ of Lidcoin,— Leas SE . Fee Ser eaceegee tl tem resent . os pmapnapeN MATEY BEBOOTED . 0 are wodermining tele soo . trom Oregos, on the steamer’ Pacino, ost fn sabe &. ¥. <erame ‘Sk. R. LANCASTER, Pro’y. 'd 08 this etieo-Cosneret Pieeand Bresdete, . otitutionewith spirituces beverages, Sanday, ‘

se RN oe ees ~~ m4 Soo it me — ie ve “se oF WE FS Sie PE fags eer (me Sa Ral CR Se ee tae Gear . o ‘the Nevada County ‘Nugget Wédnedday;” February’ t2j}° R969 he Nevada Democeat, NEVADA, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1861. NUMBER 644 VOLUME IX. _ Hebels emé Restaurants. Bankers and Assayers. Hecada Democrat. PUBLISHED TRI-WEEKLY, On Tacsday, Thereday and Satarday. “sas ST. and LOUIS HOTEL, Commercial St., Nevada. INE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFULLY ity, that BY L. J. ROLFE & CO. . 3. ReUPS, A. P.CKRURCH, G.5. ZANNOK, . Tf. B. KROLHR. SY OFFICE—CORNER BROAD AND PINE STRBUTS. Tus Txt-Wenaie Dexocnat will be defivered to town twe mories > he bax learned the above well-knowa establishment, situdted on Commercial street, Nevada, and will give hin wudivided atteation to thre comfort of his guests. Bg Tg ocnieres well Sort in toe for con vestence @ut surpassed by any MARYSVILLE — PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. H. HARRIS & CO., E Street, Near Corner of 24, Marysville. Also, 73 J street, Sacramento. 106 SACRAMENTO STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, And Aurora, Esmeralda Mining District. ILL CONTINUE TO CARRY ON THE BUSINESS of Melting, Refining and Arssying Gold and Ores of Every Description. apse a at.76 cust Fe soot, perele = the Carrier; singte so eents. subsuvibers, tm ; for ai: se; > WHE TASLE -@ ADVANCES MADE ON GOLD DUST. Ce. ee oo with every luxury to be ob. Gold Bare bought and sold. Retarne mede in Gare ov Apvsamena—For ene aquare of ton lines, bea gorge [eerie Sento Poder find at Phe meses yp roe, Seen, ine ely ‘y SAN FRANCISCO, and Check Books for that purpose first fevertion, $2; each nebnsequent iavertion, St. One haadred werfs on an average male a square. Joe Prwtiwa, of af! kinds, seatly exccuted. City Business Cards. J. i. CALDWELE, Attorney and Cemnecler at Law. By constant attention to the wants of his guests, “Rorekedely Be leet. it a liberal J. VAN Lia 'H. sean oeeta reepeieah solicit from the Miners and They s the follow! eohers, 4 rs wh years, who, pear: jour ‘Sore by them tou Eastern Hotary Public and Commissioner fer "Y ‘the Atlantic States. Orrice—On Sread street, ever Harringten’s Selece, Nevada, Celiforsia. oat2-t? THOMAS P. HAWLEY, Atterney and Ceunscler at Law, BAILEY HOUSE! 88 & 8® Broad Street, Nevada. : tO THIS SPLENDID, NEW FIRE Preof Hotel is now opened on Abe Public, ~. D. O. Mills & Co. -QUICKSILVER AGENCY OF THE NEW IDRIA. MINES. The best article in the State, sold at San Francisco AND NOTAEX PUBLIC. Ita ap . chmod are at Orrice—Up Stairs, in Mild & Keex’s Brick Builsuperior to anyt! in mountains. . Agents rates. Gog, Corner Bread. nas Pine ats., Nevada. part pc prea of Single Rooms,. August 6. 1861. H. HARRIS & CO, DAVID BELPER, se] THE TABLE ex0,. W. XIDD, Atterney and Ceunseler at Law. is iven te procuriag United ied with all the delicacies the affords, healthfal style. Our and for atrical GRANITE BUILDING, BROAD 8T., NEVADA. eanttioslar attention ane aes eer’ op jn. sommiie sae ates ‘avrant persons en accommodations families LD DUST Purchased at hest Mark came by Mitacy Service. ‘ Troupes are not excelled by any—Terms Liberal. hie oot teak cpineeen mae on Dea foo: Orrice—At the Court House, Nevada. The House is all Night! _ wasted for oe nen at te Mint. 5 Ls, M. BD. Passengers are called for by the Stages io "ue J. & WiCHOLs, pg Sra Pr tages . to, onthe Eastern Cities at the Lowest Homeopathic Physician & Surgesn, A LIVERY STABLE is connected with the and Carriages Rates. Collections mafie, and State and County Secubittes purech Market vale.” RESID! BRO . NEW. . . hours. Horses taken fi and dat high “OFFICE casted ne as —_ brought to the door. Horses and « eviages furone (First house above the Methelist Church.) nished at short notice. NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, August 27. 1861. 2 RAE Ss BY JAMES J. OTT, ~ Rn. M. HUNT. Board secceerccecceeccescccssceeS 1 OO ; Ld ; DR. ° ° Board and (according to the NUMBER 30, MAIN STREET, NEVADA. Physician and Surgeen. occupied) eeeescccoce eashepee -$8 to 10 00 OLD AND ORES, of every description, Mel! Oficeo—Reom Ne. 4, Fiagg’s Brick, ire MEA. .ccsccsecssecscecmaMesss¥s-9° 00 GFetned and Avnsyed af San Franctece Hates, treets, over Marrington’s ss op EE hdr edie bag ea ee degra Ko Returns made in Bars or Coin, within a few hours. Seen otek ee Pine s i» o It pe tach es eee sapere pated My See one Residence—Ne. 35 Nevada street, ‘A share of public ie respectfully solicited. . _ Leaded Gold snd Black Sand lots bong ht at the ‘On the Ol4 Washington Read. apr-20 NAT. B. i, ‘©. . Highest Prices. JAS. T. OTT. DR. LEVASO®S, Surgeon Dentist. Orvice—Up states, next to Chas. Kent’s Meat Mar&et, over Block & Co’s Store, Commercial street, Ne” Wuosz Fae vor 24ce OranaTion 08 OXLY 2,50. FREDERICK MANSELL, Sign and Ornamental Painter, BROAD ST., ABOVE PINE, NEVADA. JOHN KENDALL, Justice ef the Peace. Orrice—Kelney’s Buildi Entraace on Pine st., q@ext duor below Kent’s Mi Clothing & Co's Store, _naennnennnannsammasasnsenmmns . POTe!. CHAS. W. YOUNG, FASHION RESTAURANT. CHAS. B. IRISH, Proprietor. NO. 62 BROAD STREE, NEVADA. : OPEN ALL NIGHT !! and the county at large, that I design keeping 1 First Class Restaurant.

“OYSTER SUPPERS, Served up to Order. The Table will be supplied with everything in the market, and none but good cooks will be’ emMeals furnished at all hours—end on short Be ae fase (SE NEW YORE PRICES. The Greatest Improvement in MODERN DENTISTRY, The Patent Gum Colored Vulcanic Base for ARTIFICIAL -Teeth. WHICH DR. LEVASON H's PURCHASED THE RIGHT OF MANUFACturing, and bas all the steam &c. ke. Witha assortment of the most tiful TEETH this Process. The Durability of Vulcaring four pronounced pre-emineat ever al known suvetaness at PLATE FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH, the work mach LIGHTER and Bars. the matter, the British West Indias The Blockade. Tbe London Economist states ina Jat Hevada Democrat, . Ddmber, that it receives numerous letter Seizure of Slidell and Mason. almost daily, urging the British Govern The 8. F. Herald bas the following com-. ment to break the blockade of the Southera mente on the eeizure of the rebel Commic-/. porte. That journal replies at length to al sioners: _ . sach argieg, by affirming tbat the right o The more we reflect on the circamstan. blockade belongs to all beligerents, and f: ces attendant upon the arrest of Masou aod England to insist that the United States Slidell, the more we are disposed to think . 1101) snendon the blockade, weold be neiththat the act of Com. Wilkes will be acquiesced in be the British Goveroment. It we] er more nor less than a declaration of war! ere not mistaken io our cages of. A beligerent power bas the right to emjail) ploy any r ised mode of warfare to steamer Fingal, upoo which vesse} the reb— or subdue ite’enemy. This bloekels cought refuge, was detected in the act . ade is the most effective mode within the of carrying arms and monitions of war for . graep of the United States; and to cause i the rebel Bates. Captain Hunter, of tbe. to be raised would be simply wrenching steamer Delta, which arrived at Boston on . from their bands their most formidable the 16th instant, reported that tbe Fingal,. weapon. It would be just the same as when at Bermuda, transferred a cargo of . England were toiosist wu the United arme to the rebel steamer Nashville, which . States fighting the South with rifled cannon had run the blockade with Mason aod Sli-. or Minie muskets. To jaterfere in the dell, ete. Now, it wecan rely apon the/ blockade would be to interfere ia the war statemest, Commodore Wilkes would bave . —to forego the neatral position which Eng". been justified by. the law of nations ia seiz. Jand professes to have assumed, and become jog the Fingal aswell asthe two rebel . therefore responsible for the conditions of Commiesioners. The commanders: of the . peace. West India Mail steamers are all, itieun-. “If the United States can blockade the derstood, officers of Her Majesty’s navy, 80 . Southern ports so as to prevent any cotton the Captaio of the Fiogal, which, by the . leaving them, they have just as unqueationway, roos under a government charter, can. able a right to do so, as they have to shoot not set up the plea of ignorance in relation . Soatbero soldiere, or to captare Southern to this illicit business. There would have/ privateers, or to destroy Southern proper} been no doubt as to the right of Commo-/ty. If the Federal army entered the plantdore Wilkes to seize the Fiogal had eshbe. ing States, and burned every bag of cotton been a merchant veesel, aud we eshould. stored or growing there, they would be think that there would be as little question . merely exercising the habitual and unof the right ia regard to a steamer in the} doubted privileges of war. We might call official service of the goveroment. Indeed, . them brutes aod ruffians, but we esbould we should not be surprised if the comman. heve no claim of redress, and no Jegal comder of the Fingal be reproved for carryiog . plaint against them. We want the cotton, a cargo which was contraband of war. His . and we are willing to buy it: but it does official position only gave a more heinous/ not belong tous, but tothe eecessioniste, character to the crime. [If the commander . their foes, If then, they might destroy the of a regular man-of-war in the English na. cotton, a fortiori they may confiscate it, seal vy were to employ hie ‘4 io smu gling it up, lay an embargo upon it. The same arme into the rebel ports, his act would an-. argoment which would warrant usin dequestionably be one of open boatility . manding that the cotton shell be allowed against the U. 8. Government for which/. toeome forward because we need it and gland would be held responsible. cannot do without it, if pushed one step further would justify us io seizing it by force ARREST awama.— . from its owners if they refused to eell it to ee ee us—aeit is affirmed A some they intend to The Panama Star, of Nov, 9th, gives some/ ao Ney, more : it would almost warrant particulars of the arrest of Gwio, Benham, . ye in insisting on the negroes growing cotand Brent at_Panama: ton for our use, #0 long as their masters deOn finding they were arrested. Gwin and . 8ire them to doeo. For if the-urgency of bis companions went to their state-rooms . °UF needs is an excuse for one act of unand threw overboard everything that might . !#wfal interference and coercion, why not implicate them, including a carpet-bag, . for saother. snodry maps and papers which were seen floating away astern. Capt. Pearson of-. Tus Beruupa,—The New York Tribane’s fered to put back to pick up the docaments . correspondence contains the following imbut General Semoer thought it unnecessary. On the arriva) of the poe ati at Fewane portant facts respecting the English steamthe United Siates Consul endeavored to dis. er Bermuda, which recently ran the blocksnag General compe ro sroneperting ade into Savannah : prisonere scross mus, an The captain ie named Tessiere, and lives Governor sent 60 armed police to stop . iq heres ‘An English sea captain was them. _The prisoners were conducted to the caré throogh a double row of 458 United CHEAPER nova7-tf thas GOLD II yet oy @urable and more Beautifa be no 1 Resists the ball cartrid The WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, Cutlery, Sliver Ware and Vaacy Soods. ELSEY’S BLOCK, COMMERCIAL ST. NEAR PINE. UNITED STATES HOTEL. BROAD 8T., BELOW PINE, NEVADA. @RUSH & PARKER, Acids !! Taki mat yan net having fi itis for the lnlgmment food 111 It's an Brn Pe fered no tance. ‘ork can be made and are Wern with More Comfort, Uni armed witb rifles loaded witb lice, of course, ofsedlag as ented deep haired gail a exe! Pp inet States among those who were foron board also, who took command when other veesels were io sight. Her orders were to make Fort Hatteras Proprietors. os alae yr n= He ORI IONED HAVE HE TITED AND . And owing to their extreme tues, any desired . merly frendly. Gwio acd Benham hed snoriee At them for the past fow ne cad wih oon fetanes way be ven to the PAGE ithout percep: . on} “ickets for Panama, mening to go Seri et cease lish eo vom GEORGE H. LORING, can or an take meee” ony = to Havana aod take the steamer for Eng-. that she vas id distress thine tof eran ee nen. (ean nl pec eee aud there learned thes Fort was Comasiial Mayers & Coo’s Bost and MOTEL IN THE MOUNTAINS, of Decayed, and Broken SBS The Antl-Cooley fo podapk the Federal forces. She ~~“ Si Srorring oft made veonab. She made Tybee eS au a niches wits the ban arin vent ant are faror Caning of Tooth. Charges, th omnees ta Association of San Francisco, has iesued an light at 2 4., ran by the pepe a roy rarity Jewelry, Menatetmred in . Mlenle.... --.-.., PIG Comte. Stateo—a Het of whieh, ac allowed by the Dental Colprea thy Maal SA tales anton: 50 vessels, pat shout and ran io, She was a J. ¥. HOOK Rite sribenoautaty erat wht iat mayne Onloces ba Grivgn ont of te State aad O8 . Siereas? ihe iy amide gig of BRICK BUILDING, OPPOUITE ST. LOUIS HOTEL, GRUSH & PARKER. Proprietors, CHAPMAN & HATCH, immigration of that class stopped by the woatls Weign tile noes o hueaeie the oneal ascotevent of LADUEY’ God ORILHOTEL, . Sargical and Mechanical Ieoressing Hieonss fax opon all Mengolians . Pon eetta oeiet Nich. wee lmamedintely DRIDI's SHORS, and GLATERS, and BE ey ce ope egg ose OR in thie State, eogaged 10 mialog, mecheat. 1,000 Bolgioa rites’ with Axed smaunt. Constantly on hand aad for sale at Resrue pense WOULD RESPECTFULLY Office—Corner Room Second story, points ar ae laa’ okaeee? oe: eos sa a8 oe them, 90,000 overcoats, be‘tisess Nevada LJ ’ sides naga Order. “On sad the waveling pebiie, that be sill a charge AWD & ENOX'S BRICK BUILDING, WEVADA. opoosible for Is payment, and making the . see Jone, morphine, Seen noe 2a Boots Made to x the well known aad Popalar Hotel, knownas the Na= —— process of collection summary, as in the for her, eeisk she ceemenagal’ te Mepatring done at all times, andt short notice. . tonal Maxshange, on Brood st., Nevada. Save of poll tax and miners’ Heese. While . fave’ d 3.8. HOOK. . 2.) muttding le of Brick, three stories bigh, and ALL DENTAL OPERATIONS — . StlGcet inie tax ebell not be large, it shall . ons teere: Bat the popelace, stooped it, SASH FACTORY. THOROUGHLY FIRE-PROOF, Performed in a Neat and Substantial . be increased periodically, until it amounts . jecd.” She pee tom lle mall EngBLACK &HUGHES, Propricters, . ecsatly been fitted up in a style thet cannot be survatd dh prey — are bales ot “colies: PINE STREET, NEVADA, The Beds and FarnitureareNew, . 48° SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ihistevaieedasection tg o(Pevetar tum wae . Corner of Washington Bye By) the reer of the wae eee eigenen Sena Nevada April 10th 1861. april-tf ai eareey Joe mode, « some one moet have were daily expected from England. : M1‘sni Sinan, Wiaaow Seve DOORS, $18H bg gy : CALL AGAIN GENTLEMEN, long time age, and ie thi of Tas Re : ca a » " s ° 9 L eu “ite eno tenement oa set . PRY 7 POPW NT . enon tmnid wi ler ns . Srelag al ey wb ear pr OITY BREWERY. rede, have tite Ooms of ood take Thairdopartes . A JPEN PAIR OF BOOTS; . bores were decorered about ten miles from . Nort sohanta’ Weal captod te HB UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE. ‘om the oe, NIGHT OR AXY KIND OF BOOTS OR SHOES, town, and & emallcrevk partially worked . wipe out their debts entirely with the seTe ncttally inform the’ lovers of LAGER £* rtp. es : out. Nobody seems to koow how or when 5 and thie Ision to «~ BERR. thet be manatees an article that cannn ben Sp ome magi wm ig the From the Best Material, — fina they were used. It is ; the Morte the rebel Sasa at tisneeee ad wl pay ny ery a pte 0 oda nm be SS aa ‘i Man i ROE mons of come period on them, ae m4 fally cooled the ardor of their mm to ger PR et eae MT . S eR A Ba reach . tnt Se Dar Oe, 3 ce re Aects peat werent hy $ ee a " sar All Kinds Repairing Done to Order . the Indians. they thio) y might just about as well 1 lumens CHARGES MODERATE, TO SUITTHE TIMES. . . ~ and at Cheap Rates. Ga . have stayed under the rule’ of Lidcoin,— Leas SE . Fee Ser eaceegee tl tem resent . os pmapnapeN MATEY BEBOOTED . 0 are wodermining tele soo . trom Oregos, on the steamer’ Pacino, ost fn sabe &. ¥. <erame ‘Sk. R. LANCASTER, Pro’y. 'd 08 this etieo-Cosneret Pieeand Bresdete, . otitutionewith spirituces beverages, Sanday, ‘