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at complete stand, and will be for the next
tive or three weeks. Nothing is heard
nothing talked but war aud its preparations.
Some OF the mining compaaies in this imme-
diate vicinity arc still doing little, but
none are pushing operations very rapidly.
The Ophir company have struck the main
lead in their tunnel and for two or three
days have been taking out some very rich
rock, containing silver sulphrets and native
silver ia abundancy, at a point fully 1000
feet from their rich shaft, thus proving The
great richness of their entire ground. I'm.
portant developments will soon be made all
alsng the line of the vein for mile and a
half. The Chollar company are still saekiug
rock for shipment, and are getting it richer
and richer every foot they descend. Their
rock shows large per centage of gold.
The Central Company who started one Of
Howlaud's Rotary Crushers and fire engine
from San Francisco last fall, but which they
were compelled to leave upon the mountains
in consequence Of the snow, will soon again
take 1t up and put it forward with all con-
venieut dispatch. 1t will probably be in
operation by the first or middle Of August.
A. d. Paul Esq (Ihe correspondent " Cos
mos" Of the S. F. Buiiefin) in connection
with other parties has it in contemplation
to put mill the present summer at Silver
City. in the immediate vincinty of the one
soon to be put up by Walsh & McNulty.
understand that Mr.. Paul's mill is designed
more particularly for custom work-such
mill is greately needed. and the enterprise
can not fail to be eminently successful as
speculation, TO say nothing Of the great public
utility which IL will be to the entire region
hereabouts. 1t is to be hoped that Mr.. p.
may not fall back from his present resolu-
tion. No more at present
". b. f.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
UNION PARTy.

The fallacy Of the organization Of such
party as this, is so great. that 1t would ap-
pear scarcely creditable to be due to the
insti umcntalily Of sensible nen.
Every party outside of The Democratic and
opposed to the Black Republican is just so
many =" suckers tho former and " feeders F"
to the latter We have have no elrtbly
doubt Of the success of the Democratic
party in the Presidential struggle of the
presen. year. but this will not cancel the
folly OF Ithose who seek to build up another
party the natural effect Of which is, while it
secures nothing for itself, to lessen that
successful opposition to the :Black Republi-
can Party, which is so essential to the pc
litical health and vigor Of the Confederacy,
and even 1t may be, to the continuation Of
the Union.
Every man who duly appreciates the fall
sity ofthe leaders Of the Republican Party
the incongruous. fanatical, and ruinous
character Of their tenents, must concede the
policy, the propriety the patriotic duty Of
all, to waive minor considerations and wage
common var against the common enemy OF
this Republic. The laymen of the Repub-
lcan Party mean well enough no doubt /;
but this matters not in the calculation OF
consequences. Meaning well, doesn't save
mans life II he perpetrates an act incom-
patible with human existence There is
nothing in the platform of the Democratic
Party that any one save Black Republican
can find fault with. The one is a party in
doIsing that policy which the experience OF
OF the government has established TO be the
best, and an administration in conformity
with the strict common sense construction Of
the Constitution, while the other con-
templates downright federalism, and the
administration Of this government accor-
ding to ridiculously distorted construc-
zion Of the constitution, more worthy Of
harebraind fanatics and monomaniacs, than
the men Of ordinary reason, and one too
II carried out which will inevitably lead to
the greatest political disaster, that the fu-
ture historian will be called upon to re-
cord.
There can be but two standards in the
coming contest, the one belonging to the
constitutional party, and the other to the
anti-constitutional one. There can be no
practical neutrality. Every movement calcu-
lated IN xvaakan tho damocranv IL mat co
much aid to the Black Republicans.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
MORE CuENAuEN.

Within the las. ten days near a thousand
Chinamen have been landed at the Port OF
San Francisco.
In China there Is mania raging in re-
gard to emigration 10 the the British Pos
sessions north of us Thousands are arriving
and thousands are on the way and prepar-
ing to come.
1t is not strange that these people. so
crowded in their own country, that il is
problem to them from the time they arrive
at the period Of consciousness until they die,
how life shall be continued, should seek out
If possible, a land where soul and body can
be kept in connection with less anxiety and
having found such country. il would be
truly marvellous. IL they did not flock to il.
On this principle il We do not change, our
policy II we do not so legislate as to
prevent their emigration to these shores we
will, as surely be inundated with them. as
water seeks its level.
In Politico- economical point OF view.
better for us. and our posteriiy. that China
had been for ever isolated from the North
American Continent. as the moon. than TO
have labcred TO open commerce with her
at the expense of covering ourselves with
foul and repulsive leppers of civilization, that
are the contamination OF everything esiima-
bic in society.
We are astonished that our Legislature
has not taken an effective position in rela-
tion to this subject and we hope the intelli-
gence Of the people will make It question
ofso much Importance at the next election
as to virtually instruct our representatives
to take decided stand against the farther
emigration Of Chinese to this state. and
pass such laws as will insure the execution
OF this policy. which is in accordance with
the sense, and sentiment Of almost the en-
tire population of the State.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

Rr,rEcr To -NRr NEREprrH.-At regular meet
ins;of the City Guard held on Monday evening
2lst inst. in Sacramento, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted
Whereas We have learned with deep regret oi
the death Of our former commander, Capt. Hsnr,
Meredith, in the recent engagement at Pyrmid
lake, it becomes to offer this, our humble ,rb
ute 10 his memory, therefore.
Resalrzi, That while must all submit TO tn,
orders Of HIM who commands our march through
life may, fellow soldiers. confess the gr ef o
our hearts in this, our sad bereavement.
Resoirei, That in the death of Capt. Horny Mere
dith, the City Gcaurd has lost stauneh and firm
friends and the State worthy, talented and eIem
plary gentleman.
Resolved, That we tender to the surviving relatives
our sincere sympa thy and heartfelt sorrow in ths
affection, and that copy Of these resoluiaious b'
| transmitted to them.
Resolroi That tho amory be draped, and th'
members wear the usual badge Of mourning fol
thirty davs.
Resoirof That these resolutions be published il
the daily papers. J. HowrLL, Capt
". H. RArrESHERRY, Clerk.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
Prize Flights.

II is, to us, perfectly astonishing, that
countries, so progressed and civilized as Eng-
land and America. should take so great an
interest the bestial encounter between Hee-
nan and Sayers. Certainly we can speak
with little grace OF the bull and cock fight
fng OF Mexico, as the oulcroppngs of the
degraded taste of the people when we are
guilty Of taking so deep an interest in two
men who have voluntarily assumed the func-
tions, and the carniverous conbativeness of
two furious bull dogs.
We are sorry 20 know that panderng tc
this gross, unrefned and mon.irous taste
has been the industrious work of a large
portion OF the newspaper press. We could
not have INN aeined that so much enterprise
talent, and requirement should have been
expended in getting to the fight. seeing it
describing it and publishing It to the greedy
and eager multitude.
The very genius Of description has been
prostituted 10 an accurate and life-like de-
cription of the contest, and the English
House of Commons have compromised the
ancient dignity Of that body so much as to
give $1,000 fer the benefit of Sayers th'
notorious eye-bunger. Such things should
be condemned by the press. il spoken Of at
all, and everywhere elicit the contempt Of
people who are refined and profess an in
terest in the emancipation OF mankind from
all that is barbarous and brutal
The encouragement of snch things. is cal
culated to breed a vile moral distemper
among the people. fitted to dethrone high
standard OF relnem eni, and TO infect It with
ideas grov-ling and bestal in the extreme.
Some Of our very best newspapers have
absolutely squiuted a commendation Of the
prize fight, as a ma My thing, and as lIus.
trating the activity. power, and endurance
that man may attain by proper living an d
training.
II we needed such testimony there sh'
be some sense in the logic. We can show a
great number of men in Grass Valley that
illustrates to an ample extent the value of a
temperate diet, and exercise, in developing
physical strength and force. The common
work of men here, in drifting, is to displacc
l2S cubic feet Of hard earth in ten hours
with pick.
Their power is admirable and their endur.
rance past conjecture-iully equal to Hee-
nan or Sayers.
There is no doubt hut that many
who talk about the prize fight, and we're anx-
ious to hear the event Of it, were at heart op.
posed to all such low business. The error
with the press and people-to say nothn Z
of the British House OF Commons-consists
If not treating the matter with contempt
or speaking of it without condemnation
for, such a course, beyond controversy. has
a tendency to viiiate good taste, and de-
grade chaste moral sentiment.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

JorSr SrocK CoNPASrEs.-The business
men of this place should form joint stock
companies for mining Jays. With fif.
teen horse power engine and the improved
locomotive boiler, all the hills around here
might be prospecled for a sum which would
st the most, but little effect the fortunes oi
any single individual. and all concerned.
were the thing kept up faithfully. would
sooner or later reap fortune. The once
poor people of Nantu cket Island got rich
by fitting out ships for whale catching the
people Of this place can likewise get rick, by
fitting out, and perseveringly keeping up
prospecting enterprises. Mining speaking
by the light of statistics, is just as certain as
whaling.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
A GRAND BALL
ls TO BE
GIVEN AT HAMILTON HALL
ON THE FOURTH OF JULY.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J JUSTICES CorRT.
County Of Nevada IS : c. RICHARDSON
Township Of Grass Valley. Justice Of the Peace.
'NHL People Of the State OF California TO NJ POW.
Il EfSS-GRnTING -
You are hereby commanded to appear before the
undersigned 5. c. Richardson. Justice of the Peace
at his Office in said Township on FRIDAY, the sth
day Of JUNE, A. D.. is6O at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ to an
swer TO the complaint II T. FRIEDMAN, who de-
mands OF you the sum Of one hundred and six dollars
and twenty hve cents, as per complaint now on file
IN my oftee. On failure So to appear aud answer
Judgement will be rendered against yen for the said
sum Of one hundred aud sir dollars and twenty eve
cents and costs Of suit 10 the Sheriff or any Consta
BILE OF said County, Creeting-maks legal service and
due return hereof
Given under my hand, this 25th day Of May A. D.
1850. S. C. RICHARDSON J. p
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

ORDER. = Order is Heavens first law.
Eat orderly. work orderly, drink orderly.
tsink orderly, act orderly, pay your debts
orderly, then your digestion will be orderly,
then you'll sleep with peace and sweetness,
praise God with gratitude. morning and
eve, low aud base passions will crouch dswn
in shame before you, the glories Of time and
sense will be truly revealed, the circling year
will Hood your soul with joy, and when you
die you'll fear not, and make " bee line u
for Heaven.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

MISrSG.-The claims OF Mr.. Smith con
tinue to yield admirable -rock piece after
piece is found, ON an examination OF th,
quarried pile worth from S. to $50. He
exhibits fine case of spec linens at the
Banking House Of A. Delano.
The Judd & Watt mining ella inns are get
Ting better. From the speeiments taken
out last week and the show of gold gene
rally. in the rock, their net earnings mus
reach from to 10 thousand dollars per
week. They have now about three hu ndred
tons ready for the stamps. I'VE call this sort
Of" milling" more profitable than that OF
Heenan and Ssyers.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

WNDr.-We learn from gentleman who
left Virginia City a short time since that the
winds over the mountains blow at times a
perfect hurricane. During one Of those
severe squalls bis stove was blown some
twenty-tise feet. A man who was camp
ing near him, was severly injured by hav-
ing large rock fali on him during one OF
those severe blows. Our friend says he'll
s. be blowed" il be likes the winds at all.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

On telling Charles XII. of Sweden, just
before the battle OF Narva, that the enemy
were three to one, he answered
81 am glad TO hear it for then there will
be enough to kill. enough to take prisoners,
and enough to run away"
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

LTGHrSNG.-A lady in this place during
the last storm was struck by lightning /;
nothing saved her life but the hoops she
wore, around which the lightning played
until It spent itself harmlessIy in the sur
rounding air. She felt the effects OF elee
tricity powerfully, and her right arm for a
few moments was powcrless.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
FIRE IN NEVADA.
-Four BuiIdin=- Burnt-Loss sII,fO0
W. B. f.

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We are indebted to the Narysvlle stag,
driver for the Nevada Journal extra, OF the
25th. containing the following:
"a fire broke out in Sullivans ball court
head Of Broad street, at p O'Clock this morn
ing consuming four buildings. The follow
ing is list OF the losses Nat Bailey. Key
stone Hotel and furniture. $4,000; NJ Sui
livan. Ball Court. etc. $1,000; Thos. Buck
ner, dwelling house. etc. Sl.500 Joshua
Gross, house, $1,000 Sam. Hervey, furni-
ture. 5000. Total-Sl1.l 100. But for the
Nevada Water Co.'s works. the loss would
have been far greater. With very indif-
ierent and short piece Of hose. badly torn by
& dog. gsod work was done, and thousands
OF dollars saved. The loss is very severe
upon Mr. Bailey, il being the third time that
all his property has been swept away by
FIRE."
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
L0ST-LOST-LOST.

I TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CrrT-
zENs Of Grass Valley and vicinity that their last
opportunity 10 obtain good and perfect picture
VIII soon be lost, as business Of Importance re-
quires my attention In dLstant part Of the State
have Just received from New Ysrk splendid stsr-
esespic instrument on an improved system also, .
camera, the only one Of tine kind In the State, ca
paols Of taking twelve seperate pictures at sit
ting in i've seconds Of time also, splendid assort-
ment Of plain and fancy Cases. have now on hand
q larger quantity and better variety of L0CKEfS
LoCkEr PINS and LOcKET RINGS than any four
artists in the State.
PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES taken in all the va
rious processes Of tho art Of fine tone and equal du
rahilaty.
Persons wishing anything in my line should cali
and examine for themselves.
TN. WOOD.
Grass Valley, May 26 Il.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

ADVANCED AGE.-Mra Magdalene Ber.
gantz, who had attained the age Of ninety
three years, died near this place on wsdnes.
day last. A few days before her death she
was enjoying excellent health and was al
tending to her domestic duties with apparent
ease and cheerfulness.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

The Nevada Democrat Of the 23d has the following
items " The Nebraska Company suspended opera.
tons in their diggings on Saturday last These
claims have been worked constantly since 1855, and
most Of the time the members OF the company have
been drawing heavy dividends. We hare but little
idea Of the amount Of gold taken from the dggings.
but it must amount to consi deraby over half mil
lien OF dollars"
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

PEAcHEs.-Some Of the peach blight about
here has been caused by prolonged irrga-
tion. this being the primary cause of the
fungus which is but a symptom of death,
and not the cause as DIR. Blake would have
us believe in his commu nication to the Sac
ramento Union.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

"lF there is anything hate. il is woman
with a lap-dog Ialways want to drown il
and put baby in its placel' says Fanny
Fern.
Wen 60 ir partnership with you in the
business. You drown the lap-dog, for your
part Fanny.-JournGl.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
DEATHS.

In Nevada on the 10th. Mrs D. AUGUSTA. wife
Of ). c. Palmer, agsd "a years.
We regret much to here Of the death Of this es.
Unable lady and deeply sympathize with the be-
reaved family.
In san Fra ncisco. April 27th, Mr.. G. d. ZIyY, Of
Red Dog Nevada county.
On the 18th, near Grass Valley, BENJAMIN ORD,
aged 3h years.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
NOTICE.

Ma. cAcHoT. respectfully informs the citizens in
Grass Valley that he, has, formed cO.parin.rship
with /. Dunster in all that constitutes the Tonso-
rial art, and viii be happy to his friends Of lang
syne. shop next door to jenkins Restaurant, NM
s.. Grass Valley Nav 2tth 1850.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

METROPOLITAN Circus. - This excellent
company will visit Grass Valley on the lst
and I'd of June. The company is the largest
of the kind ever organized in the State and
is composed of the best talent TO be found
in the ring. We bespeak for them full
attendance when they appear in Grass VAL
ley.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

sg- The new ledge of Messrs Murphy.
Lynch Il Co., still continues to yield large
chunks Of the genuine ore. They took out
on last Tuesday night some 5000 worth
of ofspecimens. They are now prospecting for
the lead and If it still continues to pay it is
their intention to erect mill and 60 to
crushing Immediately.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

A California tiger cat, recently caught in
the rear of Oakland, destroyed 63 hens, S
ducks, 3 geese, turkeys, . sucking pigs, and
from 40 to so young chickens, in that neigh
borhood before it was taken. Having lived
so well ii could afford to die.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

DFDicAuoN.-Ths Congregational schurch Of
Nevada City will be dedicated to the worship Of God
on Sunday next Dedication. services commence at
half past ten O'Clock, A. N. Rev. J. II. Warren. Of
san Francisco, and other ministers will be present
Brethren and citizens generally are invited to atens
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

RAIN IN MAY.-In 1855. there w,s rain on
the 10Th, and goth, of May; in 1856, on the
18th, 2lst. and 23d; in 1858. on the 10Th,
goth. and 2lst. in 1859. on the 2l.t. and 22d
aud in 1860, on the 2lst and 22d.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

Coon NEws.-The St. Louis correspon-
dent Of the S. +. Bulletin says there is every
indication that there will be a heavy emf
grafton from the northwestern States to
California during The present season.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
e1- Nearly all the mines worked aroun

e1- Nearly all the mines worked around
this place are owned by working men-we
mean by the "pick and shovel miner. y
The capitalist played ont" here in the be-
ginning of the quartz excitement, and. now.
nearly all our rich quartz men. but short
lime since, we're heroes, with no capital but
two strong arms, and willing hearts.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

Ss- Henry Berwin has just returned
from San Francisco bringing with him
large and extensive stock of summer cloth
ing, which he is selling at exceedingly low
prices. See advertisement in another column.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

Nzs- The fat woman has been on exhibition
at Nevada during the week. Prof. Vincent
still continues to handle them uorms with
impunity.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

SusPENDED.-The Petuluma Argus has
suspended publication. Cause, pecuaiary
difficulties. 1t is soon to be revived under
its former editorial manager, and will be
devoted TO Republican interests
Nevada national., 1860-05-26
q The vic Of Mr. rhom.. mo--i. 1i-

ES- The wife OF Mr.. Thomas Morris. liy-
ing at Webster. Mass. on the 18th April
gave birth to twenty three and quarter
pounds Of humanity, in the shape Of three
plump girls. each of which weighed seven
and three quarter pounds. Mother and off.
springs are doing we'll.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

For our population we beat the world
and the rest OF mankind for churches. bells
OF all sorts, Sewing Societies. Social organi-
cations, and moral reform establishments
generally. 1t is silly for man, woman, or
child to think of leaving this place, for, we
are certainly, in the very focus of civilza-
tion.
Nevada national., 1860-05-26

srErcx ny IIGHrNNc.-The sonoma Democrat Of
Saturday last says 'ihe house of the Rev. Dr. Hen
Erickson in that city struck by lightning yeser
day afternoon. The fluid passed down the stovepipe
tore up the zink underneath the stove, and passed
on without innieting any serisus damage"