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Nevada national., 1859-07-30

Is no more nor less than what Its name implies each
dose Of one table spoonful contain eve grains Of
Iodide Of Potass We defy composition in thi-artels
a. our arrangements such that We get our Sara
parlls Root direct from Honduras and our Iodde Of
Patass direct from England in large quantities con
sequenily We believe ~e are the only firm who can
furnish the same article At 81 per bottle II can be
sold by all respectable druggists at the above price
Be careful and get the genuine articie--use none
other, and from past expedsnee are well assured
that II will give perfect satisfaction to every person
who may use it--paeked In one and two doIen cases
ready To ship TO any part OF the country. Druggists
viii ind II To their advantage to ssl this Sarsspari
ls In prefereuee TO all Others.
r. HALL 4 CO. Proprietcrs,
l&S and las Clay Street, below Montgomery
9-L San Francisco.
VIZ. LourzENHEIsER. Agent, Grass Valley.
Nevada national., 1859-07-30
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

ar William Hobby offsrs to sell, On the mort r..s
enable terms, the
WESTERN HOTEL.
Win the Furniture, SC. situated on Main Street
Grass Valley.
This Stand ia well kno-u and Il nov aoi,v An.
business. ihe House has recently been Thoroughly
rs-htiee and is ore OF the best Hotel stand. in
Grass Valley. ss-,f
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
FTnsh Party.

Who are the Broderiok men! They are
men Of every hne and grade Of opinion. un-
certain. fickle. former democrats, Goldfish
whig. mean Know Noihings. stale Republi-
cans. sore heads. and dash Of that class Of
men without intelligence or requirements, a
sort Of neater gender men.
What nice collection is this! There has
been some effort 10 find name for thrm.-
We hare one. There is boarding house
dish. composed Of the rag ends and tii-biis,
chawed up and spit out pieces and remnants
of old meals, ground up and called hash; it's
it only for Cbnaman and dogs. Now here's
a parallel. We propose TO call this left wing
of the Republicans, the bash party. Hurrah
for the Hash Party
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
A Right TO blame.

Mr.. Wheeler, Senator from Yuba County.
whose devotion to Broderickism, led him TO
become missionary of the holy cause 10 the
beathen democracy OF Grass Valley. seid. In
his speech the other night, that the humblest
citizen OF the country bad right ~ question
the acts OF the President OF the United States.
Mr. Wheeler argued this question with con
siderable logical force, anl asserted that this
right had been denied citizens under the
presidency of Mr.. Buchanan.
kr. Wheeler had quite forgotten tha! ev
cry President, from great Washington to the
present occupant Of the chair, has received
the vlest abuse. Men will find fault, as no
ruler is entirely fauliless. Men in the Uni
ted States have the liberty TO alnse, and
tLat liberty too often Gcgeneratos into liccn-
tiousness. The old whig party delighted in
abusing democratic officers and the demo
cra;s got even by cursing to great extent
what few shigs got into power and place
" No soCd can come out of Nazareth" and
Nazareth sauy party bot the one to which
the speaker belongs. TLs has beel the case
all through the course Of the government,
aud it will undoubtedly continue.
But he Brodericki,es 60 ahead OF all 9th
ers. They claim the right to Insult the Pres
iden,. They claim that his white hairs are
= badge of shame. Thy claim that he can
not aud could no; tell the truth. They dis
cover that he WAS blue light federalist, :
10 his younger days and that not an act OF
his, since he became President but was actu-
every move and measure OF his admihisira-
tion. AID that. too. in the name OF Douglas.
while Douglas opposed but one measure.-
These Broderickitcs heap denunciaiiOns on
the project for the purchase OF Cuba while
Douglas supported the measure. Ia short
the libeI iy Of abuse extends 10 public and
private acts OF the President, and il ndalged
by the Bioderlck rpeskers without stint,
while they. at the same time, complain tina.
they are no. allowed 10 abuse him.
0ppns-l TO all this calumny and vituper-
alton. the President has the record Of loo 2
life of eminent services to bis country. Un-
i'll his taking the Presidential chair. nal,cs
never dared to whisper aught against the
purity of bis character. His whole life be-
fore that, even according to Broderick aud
his minions, had been one OF particular grace
aud beauty, in public and private. Now
when full Of years and honors, after he ha.
attained the height Of earthly ambition, in
an hour Of life when the most deprared are
looking at The sffairs Of the world as vani-
ties, these maligners accuse him of volunis-
rily, and without motive. disregrrding hi,
honored past, aud committing acts of mean
ness, OF hich the meanest hummer anon {
his aceusers should be ASIAN d. The accu-
sations amount to impossibil.ties. Presiden
Buchanan By his past, by his present, anC
by bis character in all times. proves that hi
wish is heartfelt, when he only desires I,
give peace TO his country"
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
who killed that cxf

The question who struck Billy Patterson
has never been satisfactorily answered. The
sagscious editor Of the Nevada Democrat
come. cut In labcred article this week, TO
prove that Kent. the Broderick nominee for
sheriff was not the chap The Democrat
SAYS: -
eSomebody did hill Middleton & Riley's
OK. and they brought emit against Kent Tor
the value Of the OK. before Justice OF the
Peace, aud obtained Judgment for sixiy-two
dollars, being the average Salue OF beet
animal. The defendenis being dissatisfied
With this Judgment appealed the case TO the
County Court, aud in the meantime sent
men over the country to hunt up the missing
animal. but Il tcas not found. aud the judg
ment in the Justices Court was affirmed
During one OF the trials. witness was in.
tr0dncpd to prove that hide had been burnt
at the slang ghter yard. The witness testified
that he was riding along near the yard onc
day. AMI saw mhn Pull n hide from the
fence and lay it down near fire which had
been kindled 10 burn the oiial, bones &c.
(The italics are our Own.) That is very
clear and satisfactory, coming asi. does from
the rirtuous Democrat or course Mr.. Kent
has been vilely slandered; bis friends should
call an Indignation meeting. It's too bad
for people TO be tsitting him about that poor
"hunfortunste tox," wien the election is 50
near at hand. Before he became o candidate
it was frequently talked or and thrown Up
TO him in the streets OF Nevada; but then il
made no difference, the Democrat was not
Mr. Kent's guardian until after he received
the nomination OF the Broderickiies. As the
Journal says, it would not be safs for any
d-n mans sheep to bite him now. Josh'r
blood might get riled.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

p1 lous efforts to distract aud draw on lbe
votes Of Democrats. The nost liberal
promises have been made TO share and H.
eide tie spSih This extraordinary effort
can only be oourternc,ed by extraordinary
vigilance sna activity at the ballot IOs, on
the par, az he Democracy.
That cor whole State Ticket will be elect
ed bv ar overwhelming ma joriiy. is beyond
reasonable question. How mortify:rg TO
the Democracy Of Nevada County. once the
Banner CeInty ol the State, IL, amid shouts
or victory FOR State triumph, there should
he mingled lamentations for a defeat, even
partial defeat. in this County.
whether 30 uniowsrd an event shall hap
ptn. depends on the Democracy themselves.
We know they are numerous enough to pre-
vent IT, They have only to realize their
danger. and it will be sverted.
Tbcu let every Democrat. on Wednesday
next. leave bis pick aud shovel, bis work
bench, his private business Of whatever ma
iurc. ard devote the whole day TO the cause
Of Democracy, Let him vo,e let him bring
Others to the ba,lci-hoI. A local defeat this
year, wtold be blow, whose effects il would
7 require years to recsrcr from.
Ga the Other hand, o triumph nov, gen
,ral aad complete, would establish the prin'
eples Of Democracy here so ,hroughly, thai
our enemies would be dishearten ed for years
An come
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
california Interests.

The success Of either party ia this State,
as it affects the interests OF California. IL o.
more moment 10 US than the settlemeGt of r
thousand abstract questions.
This truth must b. limited, ;ha, TO cii---
ble our representatives at Washington to Oh.
tain appropriations for. ani coitrol legsla.
tioo upoa, this State. they must be within .
party organization. who WELD the minority
power in Congress.
Judged by this rule. how would California
stand in the success OF the democracy, or Ell
ther trins Of The opposi.isa.
While the democracy in Congress will be
united, not only upon the Kansas policy OF
the administration. but upon all other que--
tions, the councils OF the "opposition" will
be div;'l,d, aud il will present the pitiahly
aspect of an army on The eve Of battle with
muiiny in its ranks. Jealousy smong the gen.
erals, aud no acknoaledged leader, without
resources or moral power.
Suppose Mr. Brodsr.ck' : course should he
sustained in the present contest. and the can.
didates OF the iv.t wing Of lsepuulicanism be
elected, where would be their influence, To
whom conld they call for aid, in legislating
for the benefit of our State.
The half. breeds have no Organization,
without ih- State: in M other State is there
"Broderick' To lead on opposition sku
would cniisort with the Calalna Of the Psei.
fc; hence, Mr. Frederick aud his followers
would stand alone. without friends. without
symp,thy. and without moral influence or
power. 10 national halls OF legislation; aud
thus lacking inf renee upon Que single ques
tion. California would be practically unr, r.
resented in Congress.
Nor would the case be any better sbouh
Mr. Baker be elected. Upon the vcSy "oH.
idea" upon which the Republican party !,
issed. be differs in opinion from that party
in the East. Dy that party lie would bs
looked upon with suspicion aud the prestige
and influence OF Eepuhl.cauism. upon thil
coast. for the benefit OF California Legislation
would be for naught. Mr. Baker would
stand like desolaie aud barren tree. amids
scene Of riotous and prodigal harvest o
l frnii.
The opposition are united npon no ringl,
question al, cling the polity OF the Govern
meni. What then eau We expect from sucl
a source. divided dismemlerrd. and wiihou
any common aim or purpose! But IT in th
State the democracy il frinmphunt, di!
! ferent scene will he presented.
| Here will he two members Of Con grcss
acting in harmony with great nsriona
united party. with influence aud moral fore
iD its councils and ample ability to secur'
appropriations for. and direct national aiicn
iior to, the interests Of ths State OF Cali.oi
! MIA.
Compare the appropriations obtained b.
Gwin and Well'r. with those obtained b,
Broderick. BY the course Of Mr.. Brodrricl
We lost our force ard moral powW. To re.
gain it, hut one course is open to ns. that j
TO sustain the administration. and thus OBJ
tain a harmonious Cooperation OF Californi
with the democratic party. who al ways hav
and always will WELD the msjoriiy power j
Congress.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

Ed. NATIONAL - A large and enthusiastic
nesting of the Old Line Democracy was heli
in this place last evening. to listen to the
Hon. q. J. Lansing. Having been resi-
dent OF this town 10 the carly days OF Cali
icru:a. all our old pioneers turned out 10
give sir. lansing hearty welcome.
The meeting ~as orgnnixed by placing hr
Walker IN the chair, and electing Mr lem
plar as vice President. aud Sir. Brooksbire
us Secretary. Mr. Lansing being called up
on, addressed the assembly in u most able.
logical, aid telling speech. for an hour aud
% BALI Ills speech was listened 10 with
nssi kcd attention throughout. AID The meet
lag broke up with three hearty cheers for
tie ticket, and the trhoie fieksf. Tue pros-
Iect IS 1attrTing; Omega 10 all riSH. We
will as surely roll mp handsome mrjoriiy
for tbe straight ticket, as thai ibs<un will
risc above yondcr mountain on the morrow.
BroderickIs m is already a deiunct ihstitu-
lion. no longer bearing even the semblanoc
ol democracy: but In the close embrace OF
Black Republicanism. il deceives no one as
to its position-tbnt Of deadly hostility ~
everything democratic. Tho democrats OF
Omega appreciate Broderck and bis ninon',
and next "Wednesday will find them doing
their iu.l share toward administering to them
and him most scsihing rebnke.
Omega, SIP, lst. Rrsricrs'
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

FrsroS .-McKibbon and Baker. 1t Is un-
ders,ood, will be put on the Republican and
Half Breed tickets. Booker goes oreI board
becsuse be Is yirginian. and the Brods
won't trust him. Sibley is a mere name for
nomination, and yields, of course, at bid
Of the men whose tool he is. In this county
Collins comes gracefully down. to give Gran
ny Chase lift for the Senate; and they want
the ablcst man on the Drod ticket, George
S. Hupp, to perform The same operation for
Mr.. Sargent. 10 The Distric. Attorneyship.
These billings and twistings and swsppines
and compromislngs, show that nawitbs,and
ilg the enemy are boasting they know they
are a beaten set they 60 for office, and their
principles can go to the d. for sught they
care.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

AZ amee.ing Of the Grass Valley. Tir-, H.ot q
Ladder Co, held August 2sth, the foiis-ing re,oia.
,Ons were made in order to testify theihzks Of III.
company, where thanks are due:
Resolved THAT ssthsnk the citizens o. Grs.. Val.
ly and surrounding towns, for tLeir Patronage and
appreciation ofouf efforts. Eay We prove eurssl-
YES Of virtue IL need b', is all We can say.
Resolved, ma, we most sinerrsy thaax Ne,,r,,
Sylvester b Co. and ge.srs. Findi-y 4 Co. for the
lssi ofiheir erocksry 10 "a. company; hai they nst
done 50, .s ,hosld have been ''ins FIX
G. Y. =. II. l. c.,
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
WSnr Ru~es

We hsvs reseived the foIlJxinx eommunI.
cation from an infioenslal Republican whose
name We are ut liberty to give TO any one
requesting 1t. He is opposed to fusing with
the Broderickites. especially on the county
ticket, and will do all In bis power to defeat
Kent, who has been so bitter 10 bis denunci-
aiions Of the Republicans. ane yet, through
bis emissariesi begs their votes.
The Republicans Of Nevada Comfy. who
vote, on Wednesday next, for Kent & Co.
WIN have something TO congr ratulate them
selves With, for the next four years. They
will have to swallow the pratuiious, and az
eravated insults he has continually hesped
upon them. from the day OF his nomination
to the present time; aud they will also enjoy
the satisfaction of having aided. by their
votes, rnan who scorns aud denounces them
among Lecompton men, and secretly through
agents begs for their vot-s and, secondly.
they will have the satisfaction ot hav ing
doue all In their power to give political ir'-
fuence to men who declare their intention
10 20 into the Charleston Convention. in go.
II Republicans are going to carry these men
TO the doors OF that conve vention, and then pa
iisutly wait outside for what crumb. Of CON-
fort may be thrown 10 them. then they are
not the men Of Sc. who made the united Bu-
chanan party tremble. The Republican
party were denounced by the Americans iD
'57, because they, the insignificant party.
would not merge into the latter party, but
persisted in nominating Stanley. We told
them We wanted no third parties 10 the field.
but a fol. stand mp fight with she Democracy;
the result Of that campaign was the knell OF
the Americans. ]. ior one. think the yame
now. and believe that IL the Republicans, by
their votes put the Anti Lecompton wing OF
the democracy iuta power. in State or coun'
ty. nov, they will find them harder to oast
in go and '6l, than the Lecomptonites. The
writer OF tbis-a democrat who voted for
Jackson, Van Buren and Polka Repubii-
Can from the repeal OF the Missouri Compro
mise-will not vote 10 build up party to
shut him out from face to face encounter
with the miscalled democracy in go.
A RrPrBLicAs.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
Demscrats 10 the Rescue!

On Wednesday next, the Democracy will
be eai,ed upon to discharge the great duty
which they owe annually to their country
and their party. And, as We hold, TO us our
country, and our party mean the same thing
For we have no hope Of any political good
TO the country, except in the success and
triumph Of the principles Of Democracy
Hence the origin Of that sacred duty Of eve
~ Democrat, when the day Of our annual
election come round TO leave bis ordinary
avocaiions and come up to the ballot box,
not merely for the purpose Of depositing bis
own vote. but also OF leading othcrs-the
doubtful or nucertain-in the right way.
Circumstances have made the approaching
contest one Of the most important that has
occurred in California. A deserter from our
ranks makes an appeal to the people at the
tallot-box, TO sanction and endorse bis
4-cachery. He has endesvored TO str up
the vilest passions Of men for The purpose OF
srreying and binding together a partizan
power sufii;ient to overcome the Democracy.
Every local and petty success which some
one OF bis admirers may achieve by means
OF bargain aud coalition, he means 10 cite as
evidence Of the popular support Of himself
Whether or not the Brodocrats and Repub.
liesas succeed in agreeing upoa the precise
terms OF iu.ion, there is no doubt that. as 10
many OF Ibe Offices, they will rSse the same
iiektt. Not ouly the Congressional ticket,
but maay OF the county candidates, will he
supported by both wings Of the enemy.
Many OF the Republicans OF Nevada coun-
~, it il confidently reported, have so far
sacrit.ced their sclf-respect, as to swallow
ibe whole Drodcrck county ticket, on con-
d.iion only Of the substitution OF Mr.. Sar-
got fer Mr. Hupp. for the Office OF District
Attorney. But cven il sumc ofthe Rerub-
Leans would be carried thus far hy blind
hostility TO the Democracy. we know there
are others no win not vote for bad aud un-
%ui,able men for important county ofiees,
merely to CRAFTY party spite.
There is no doubt that the enemy has used
extraordinary vigilance aud Industry nspre-
sarius far ibis eoaieai. For she W uhree
<,.sass It :. nArs act isa,sss" ffSvro
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
Oninous.
A RrPrBLicAs.

A joint meeting and disseussion took place
between Mr.. Anderson and Mr.. Chase, OIL
Monday last at Mooney's Flat.
A stand bad been erected some nvc ssss
from the ground, from which the speakers
addressed the assembly. Mr.. Anderson
spoke first aud was follwed by Chase. Just I"
Chase was concluding, and while bswing
himself out, Mr.. Anderson came forward,
uul ~ he Was All out to comence, the portion of
.hr stand upon which Chase was standing,
gave way, precipitatIns that gentleman. spec
elacle,, books, papers, etc, in wild disorder
10 the ground leaving Mr.. Anderson stand
ing upon the q ont plank. Looking around,
Mr. Anderson remarked that bis friend
Chase had disap2cated, very suddenly and
mysierionsly, bat that he had looked for
som. lime to SEQ bis platform give way with
hln. as ii had been becoming more and more
rotten during the last year or two.
The scene is described rs having been
highly lud;crsus. aud the boys were hugely
amused. A. soon az order could bo restor- =
ell. Nh. Anderson proceeded to address the
msetisg again frem the frm part Of the
platform.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
yrvsDA. Angus, 5. 1859.

Ten. n. G. RRcpniv--Sir;I zee BY the written
statement q }. r. MeConBrli. read by Mr.. Latham
in his speech Al this place the evening Of the is,
Of August that he says. al never instructed ty
In. supreme Court to prosecute you QAthsm,) or
word. To that effect.
On Monday evening. July 18th, ;. r. Neconnsli. in
f.on, Of the csiee Of John Anderson E'q., Of this
place said, in reply TO question from Mr. Anderson
in rcz.rtto tie charge Of bribery, that Inage Mur
ray did direct him. while Attorney General Of this
state 10 prosecute Milton :. latham, and three or
four others the eharI- OF bribery after the then
yeuding canvass over, and have Their names
st-icLen from the roll ofa,orneys; thAtJudse Joseph
PNld-in and :hs prs,nt nominee of the Republicans
for Judge OF the sapreme Court know more and could
tell more sboat the matter thsn say per nov liv-
ing. Yours, truly, 5. HENDERSON
STATE u CoiiIornio County of Nsrsds. as. Hen
derson being duiy sworn ears thA, tho content, ef
the foregoing letter are tue Of his knowledge
Sworn 10 before me this 9th day Of august, 1889.
Ew. SMITH Jusiise OF tie Peace.
The above letter DrodericA read in his
speech at Santa Cru, on the Gath inst
The writer OF It, S. Henderson. deputy
County Assessor of this county. under Mar
/ tin Brennan. is well known Ia this communi-
~. In the last few numbers Of the National
we alluded TO some OF his official derel'c-
t;ous. We have in onr possession poll tax
receipt, written By this man, Henderson, as
deputy assessor. lie collected the poll tax
from number Of gentlemen, at the same
time and place. for which he gave written
receipts, instead Of the printed receipt coun.
tersigned by the Auditor. which the law re.
cuires. He riOio.td his oath Of c6fee traei
he uroie those Tar Rteirfs, and he has
dcfTGuded The County OUT ef the money
thus collected
Can the statements Of sucb Ean be be.
lieved, The Oath Of Office required by
law, Of all placed in situations OF public
trust. Is Of The most sacred and binding
character. Is ihe man who recklessly vic.
laies that oath, to be trusted in other state
inenis. merely because be- adds 10 them On
appeal TO Heaven for their truth! What
force has such an appeal to him Could
even Broderick credit him
But We are not left only to the doubtful
ness Of the origin Of the story. in order TO
liscredi, t.. Mr. Anderson, referred 10 in
Iiendcrsoa's letter, af!irms that be never
heard Mr.. Mcconnell use any such language,
and the latter denounces Mr.. Hendcrson's
statement us false. The simple word OF Ell.
ther of these gentlemen. is more than enough
to Offset The oath OF Henderson-wher the
parties are known.
But we believe Frederick himself attached
little weight to the statement; otherwise
why did he not bring it forward earlier in
the csmpaign. Twas made nearly month
ago. Was IL not because lie knew il would
he shorn Of iis force among strangers, il on.
ly time were given TO contradict IL.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
coyrrxYr,pLE-The editor Of the Neva.

coyTENPTrBLE.-The editor Of the Neva-
da Democrat has the contemptiblc meanness
to ask us what We know abous certain xeg
OF Ink that a tcamster left, by mistake, at
the National Printing Office. We have as.
certained that the keg OF Ink alluded to. was
sent. BY our printers, 10 the Democrat Office
~ soon as the mis- take was noticed. IF the
editor Of the Democrat iusinustes, most re
motely, that the editor Of this paper ever
SAY his ink-keS. OF freight biz n sh- ink.
NJ tslri On Inv LEG, \. i.s is7r
Nevada national., 1859-09-03

FALSE REPoRTs.-The Broderickites are
famous for raising false reports. On the eve
Of election they will endeavor to throw dis
trust inio ,beranks of The democrcy. so tsAt
they can profit by it. Let democrats be-
ware of these political tale-bearers, Believe
no report meanly circulated at time too
close 10 the election, for the truth to come
out.
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
National Democratic Ticket.

GOVERNOR
MELTON LATHAM Of s.srsm.nts
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
SeAa @. DOwNEY, Of I%. Angeles.
CONGRESS
sOHN &. BURcH, Of TrSsir,.
cuA's L.. SCOTT, ofT.ei asans.
sUpREHE JCnGE.
W.. w. CoPE, Of Asssasr.
CLERK oF surREyE COURT.
euA's q. FAIRFAX. Of Esbs.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
yue's II. WILLIAMS. ofEl Dorado.
TREASURER.
Yuo's YycDLEY, sfNcvssn.
CONTROLLER
SAm'L II. BROOKS, Of San Jossuin
SURVEYOR GENERAL.
HORACE a. uIGLEy, Of Alsmeda
sUP'T or PCBIlc INSTRUCTION.
AHDEEw J. uOUL DER, ef =. Fran
STATE PRINTER.
euA'e II. Bolts, OF fsrcransuts,
Nevada national., 1859-09-03
Donation Festival.

TIM LIpIHs sernceied With the Congregation Of
the N. Z. Church, Of th. place, have Arranged 10
give Supper At the Parsossre. on ohnTch street.
On TUESDAY EVENING, the s;h ia,.an,. for tho
beneft Of tie Rev ]. u. fIsH, vhosa term Of ser
vice, a. Pastor, sill eios. ~ith next ~ssk
The citizens OF Gfs. vallry ard vielaity are cor.
daily invited 20 attend.
Fer Order, COMMITTEE OF IGuIys
Grass Valley, Sept 2, 1859