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Fishing Tackle.

Ro U5SET &c GEM IN
Have receceyed their complete assortment
OF Fishing Lines, Hooks and Tackle.
generally call the attention of country and city dealers
the following
30 Oo0 genuine LIMERICK HooKS-Ai1 sizes.
5000 SHEEP HEAD
l0008 Chester Town FISH AND TROUT H0oKs-An sizes.
1900 MINNow H0oKs-Expressis for bait.
1909 Grsvitaton TROUT FISH HOOKS
10000 KIRBY SEA HooKs-sll numbers.
10 gross FISHING ITNEs-Genapiete
10 :. SILK ready for
100 :. ASSORTED COTTON FISH LINES
100 :. !. LINEN
10 :. WoRsfED, COTTON and LINEN-s4 feet.
loo =. Catties' Assorted SEA GRASS LINES.
Also general Of Amateurs Fishing Lines Fancy
Cor Bamboo Poles Jonted Fishing Rods Baskets Iqaot
Fssk SILK Ines Fish Knives and everything belonging 70
amateurs Of the sport, for sale by
RoUssET & GENIN,
40 antf s. Canal strsst,
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s GROWING BIRD.-In the Vicksburg Wing we
find the following

find the following;
We are informed by Mr.. J. ]. Birdsong, of Kinds
county, that some months since he noticed on a
tree near his house, a blackbird, which crowed pre-
cisely in imitation Of our common chicken cock
t kept this up for some time, when Mr.. Birdsong
thought Of trying to domestcate it,. To accom-,
on it daily put food, which the bird eats with great
RELISH and has now become quite tame. It COM
mences growing with the chickens in the morning,
and continues at intervals throughout the day.
The bird ia black with reddish brown spots on the
wings and Mr.. Birdsong invites the curious in such
matters to call at his house and see it.
Are you not joking Mr.. Wing? Is the mans
name Birdsong; and if not, and you invented the
name, why did MT you put it Birdcro,c2
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ssS PAaopI fTArIAN 0rERA TRoUPE.--To night, at
The Donizetti's Grand Opera "Lucia
III LammerHoor.st Signora Alamo al Lucia.
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Hs PHYSICIANS On Monday, May 7th prox., the
q Board 81 Administrators Of Tie Charity Hospital
elect physicians and surgeons for the institution
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ss WxR II MpIA.-T The most gratifying success is
xtill attending the Panopticoa at Armory Hall. No
should fail u soc this charming military spec
fxcHe.
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81 ErAIRlE IocKEy CLuB.- We call special atten-
toa ~ III adser basement of this Club III another
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nm 1zonEx-lzAErxRED nHLHaArEs.


Future historians Ut Inc great American Repub-
loan Empire, Il hey be hunorista sill linger de-
hehtedly ever many page af their yoluminoas
s6bfonioles. hut ovsr none vain keener sense Of
enjoyment fhan 5bat X kioh records the popular ex
cits1aaat throushsnt tse ssaztry which was caused
III is6 81 i'd fssrfu rainor that the Bonifaces Of
i 8&& xopfI 6ifT ii Charleston Ind aternly made up
2{ffIf aiii1s y pRt he screws Of grasping extor-
fiq1 Il ths Memorable gentlemen delegated to the
ipfNl Convention which y now convened hi
,j6]ap c61elnve for tha selection Of fitting cam
Hui faF Preaident ~ this great nation.
How lie dreadful ranor got asloat and gained
I largo currency Is not clearly understood but
srsrtain ii Ii Inst II his rendered she so-aecided
4. kyloeka ef tho Charleston hotels the objects Of
palax fepyoBati1n III over Inc land, ana the mat
III bosrd and lodging charges has had tie lions
q IN the MtsEsst excited biz the Convention,
Nv I'LL BEEN more discussed than tie question as
sa6Who II ID bs ths nominee Of that Convention.
w fareiguer reading The papers would doubtless
nziaeS TINT st this time the delegates are finger
theiE csal, md digniRedly astimatng how much
they WIN have 70 disbuzse fol grub and shelter
sfafhsr than dering with grave deliberation,
y Nv nan Ier shair votes which are to
hizl canabaste f5r thS highest Office IN The
lI " 1zIa period III ~ history whether
M nill have 70 shed dollar more on less per
31ein aad bot Mhether they are going to deposita
6&IIet for ibis gseat man or the other.
* strenuous eiIert was made 10 have the place Of
k6{di1g tha Convention changed solely because of
No keen aad insupFortable approximations Of high
aStsl charg which tsrment fhe potenty grave and
reverend delegates, ID whose souls patriotism can
si at Ida roam, so filed are they with absorb
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~. Eec0ss o. Co..
CORNER OF CANAL AND BOURBON STREETS.

G0INEn uf NANaL AND BOURBON STREETS,
Beg leave inform their fsiends that il d their n.ea.lon
during sx weeks oer their entire stock Of Rich
Fancy DRY GOODS at greatly reduced prices PREPARATORY
the extensive alterations they propose making on the FIRST Of
The difference in price will DO apparent 10 ali apon ex
animation 4
ss9 ENGLISH BAREGEs oReANDY ROBES. ati8 \
And by the yard
GRENADINES &
TISSUES
SILK MusLINs,
LAcEs AND
EMBRoIDERIEs,
&s PARAsoLs
LACE AND BAREGE sIfAwLs AND MANTILLAs,
And all seasonabe goods will be neiudsd in the general
reduction.
We have just received an invoice Of superior ~
FRENCH LINEN sHEETINGs,
e. TABLE DAMASKs, -=-sa....5= 4
TonE DE CouRTRAIE, et,., etc.
which shall offer equally advantageous
]. LEvOIS & CO.,
F. Touro Buildings.
N. B--The elegant OAK STAIRCASE now in the rear of
this store for immediate sale. a2s 2p6s
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vi nm The house, though not 50
croHsied . thp previous eTening, was equally
amused e The Pride Of the Market . was repeat
ID ii very happy style, and tho afterpiece, Any
body Else,n was perfect success. Mrs. Wood,
during ita progress, aang q beautiful song beau
TRULY. Ana then her acting had that browning
charm Of artthe apparent absence Of art. Il
seesnsd W IN nature itself Mr.. Davenport changed
bis voice and assumed the aira Of an oyerdone
tle1nen very effectively. and, in fact, all the
tIsractErs Here reli sustained, and gave manifest
i D1easure 10 the audience $40 @ @
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Great Bargains

Great bargains
--In- ysre.=
S rim g q o CD s,
nGR9. ". STTL Il MAJ u w, -.
No. ls4 CANAL STREET.
BAREGE ROBES. PLAIN AND BRocATELED BA-
REGE. oRGANDY ROBES, LACE BURNoUs AND LACE
POINTS, LACE PIcCoIoMINI sHAWI.s LACE MANTrr.
LAS, vALEECTENNEs LACE SETS. LACE CAPEs, LACE
BERTHAs, LACE COLLARS, LACE Wells, INFANTS,
CAPS PARAsoLs, and large assortment Of THodPsoNs
BELL AND GORE HOOP SKIRTS.
The Latest Importation OF FRENCH BoNEETs; 10 cases
Of Fancy Grape and Chip BoENETs; PEMELIA BoNHETs.
LEGH0RN BoNNETs; several OF Fancy hair and
English Straw BoENETs or Misses and ChIldsns
HATS; Black SILK CLoAKs and AANTILLAs
The goods will DO sold FIFTY PER CENT. LESS THAN
COST
nsrCountry orders punctuaiy attended 10.
MRS. J. STILLMAN,
az 2ptf No. 1s4 Canal street.
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sR.Hostetter,s stomach Ritters The op,


AS-Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-The ope-
ration OF this paatabe remedy the stomach liver and
creory sngulary soothing and conservative
nlaes recruits and puries them Dyspepsia In all Its forms
yields TO it's control and nvgorang properties
mended to mothers enfebd by the and duties of
nifty the safest and they probably
the crisis Of female life will be found einently useful and
elderly will derive much benefit from than
ordinary stinnlants
Co. and Isl Gharss street. agents the Southern
States whom all should addressed by
gsts and dealers generally everywhere a2s 2pst4lw
RS-Important Announcement-Dr. James
Old Established Dispensay, 50 old number los
New Orleans
sPEcIALIrT.
Cures blood Diseases nervous and general debility
aud weakness Of the organs.
No mercury or other posons used ~
Cures quick and permanent and in all durable
cases.
Has the eneoiums of press the medical aculty
lhtUnited States and Europe, and OF this community
Remember the Old Established Dispsnsary Of Dr. James
81 old number and los number Gustomhouse street be-
Royal and Bourbon Office open from o'clock
A. M. till o'clock r. NJ
All professional interviews strictly confidential a25 2plm
RTWhy does Cristadoro's Excelsior Dye
present stronger claims public confidence than other Hair
Dye in existence?
Because Ii the only that hiss ever been analysed and
publicly approved by the highest chemical authority.
Also for the that other has been subjected
to chemical analysis al ALL .E VIII
Moreover besides being every poisonous Ingredient
confers finer blar brown shorter space
than any other dye in the world.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dresssrs.
al npfY 6 N
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AUCTION SALE THIS pAy.

B. Roger Co. sell at 10 ocloc at Nos 45 and Old Lsyee
street. between Cusienhoase and Bisnvie streets large
assortment Of ready made clothing, hats, ETC.
McCerren Landry sell IL o'closk at their salesroo
Masonic Hall, ST. Charles street, valuable Chinese ia.
panese Turkish and Persian goods
Julian Neville Co. sell IL O'clock at the St Charles Xxx.
change. valuable residence in the Fourth District.
G. Pitts Gardner Smith sell IL o'clock the ST. Charles
Exchange valuable property in the First and Fourth
tricts. S @ &
Ansel Edwards sells early gasght at Ne IS ST. Charles
street, general assortment Of miscellaneous books choice
standard literature etc. 8$ @
In advertisements under auction heads 9Th page
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azsssa g. PIzvs 3 G RDSER sarru, will sell this
y As " haslss Hoe Exchange, very
stkzh'e frame dua,px corner a roa apa
go ssass 40 Ten WHY eligible building ota forming
hAlf tgsasS aaa Kayales Auoilo md fnyv st
Fpf fun slrsicnzzs see ssss's'
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ssrBeaEa 3 Ailer,asln to-nnorro,'sy "a

ON Fgss 20 vs. ANN EasARr BALL. The forty
rst anniversary Of the L o. o. +. in Louisiana will
heleessbgatsd tomorrow night by 4 grand regalia,
dress and fancy dress ball. at Odd Fellows Hall ;
a. H. given under the auspices Of the r. Grand
IolEs ii the State. Ii viii NJ splendid, crowded
:. a' Altogether gniicent affair. The managers
j u NJ d aur lsnks for their Invitations.
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PcssTrE CLosIxG sALE oP RloH JAPANESE AND
uasszsE asops yalusbs psrt stock VIII be
~ ~ y aoriosh wisiaat Sesarss BY MeCerrea
Y landry sstdnAess. AAspnic Hall See advertisement
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hhtf1s ~ tToAs. ~ Donald's Galvanized Re.
Wes sasubssss Co. 81 Camp street sss al = y
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Cigars Cigars!

Purchasers will always find assortment Of the well
Known brandsjenudad Flor de PuIada Maridana Flor do
Pancho Redowa Caborga, Paagas Know Something WASH
ngton Dos Hermanss haEo Habano, etc., etc. at the lowest
pricea
P. PRATS u CO.,
o26 7pH 20 Commercial Place.
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y RDa4wAY 500 Re.sard. save boy Joe. about
I'd haek feet Or inches high SEE i.sripsoa IN
~ advertisement y Q, p raness =
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More about tke Country Misrepresentation Cor
secie1 "A gvictslteaul, Pathological and Vegetable
Predictions The Cf0ps-5Sed Island cettoa-f
Grapes D,atcbacks on The Cou,ass.y-A Peep
Ahead Gfin,n,er of Light
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THE Eastern Clarion,
PAuLDTE6s MIss.

WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
of country Newspaper the south very respectfully Of
fered advertising medium the Merchants
leans Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
ols 2ptf No. q Commercial Pacs.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
DECIDEDLY OUT OF TASTE.

Rev. A. G. Elmonds. Editor Of an Uni
versalist newspaper published at San Fran
cisco, charges in that periodical, Rev. Mr.
Deal Of this place with the mean and pitifu
act Of tearing down the notices Of his ap-
poinment to preach in Grass Valley two
weeks since and the manner in which the
charge is made is marked with bitterness
virulence and melevolence rarely e4ualed by
the most reckless Of the unregen ..ated sons
OF Adam.
Upon what principle Of reason, religion
or propriety man, protesting to be an ex-
FOUNDER Of the principles of Christianity, an
exemplar Of the doctrines and teachings Of
Jesus Christ could feel himself called upon
to make such charge in such a manner,
admitting that il were true, we are unable
TO comprehend. and TO make il recklessly as
he did and without proof, shocking to that
sense of fproprie,y common to all mankind.
How man can expect his written or his
oral language to have any weight with the
public. after exposing himself in manner
so rude and vulgar is an irnpenetrable mys-
terry. How can maa be trusted in the
learned metaphysics Of theology. when he
allows himselfto commit SO gross an error in
the common affairs Of life, and such an out
trage on all the rules Of courtesey common
ly practiced among refined gentlemen
throughout the world. II the Rev. gentle,
man had proof that his notices were torn
dow1 by Rev Mr.. Deal. it was his duty as
gentleman and christian TO confront the
party at fault, aud rcbnke him in a manner
becoming disciple OF Christ
Rev. Mr. Deal, far from committing the
dastardly act, charged by the Rev, A. G
Eimonds. treated that gentleman with the
utmost courtesy and expressed his readi-
ness. to the gentleman's G. friends, TO make
the announcement in the Methodist Church
that Rev. Mr.. Edmonds would preach ~
such time and place. There was no SER
vices in Ar. Deals Church on the following
Sabbath and therefore the announcement
could no, be made.
Rev. Mr. Deal has high stand in this
place as man OF intellect and acquirements
- iihssal arusne gun'Ie-.s.n, aud an able
consistent preacher OF the Gospel. ills
that we are called upon to re-
fute such a charge from such a source, and
We do 1t only as matter of duty.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

BREAkERs AHEAD.-The New York Cnur.
ier and Enquirer is down on the trucking
policy of the New York Tribuns in advo-
eating the nomination of Mr.. BITES at Chi
cago. II rcsents that policy wfi great IN
dignatian, and announces its determination
to bolt the nomination Of any man who did
not act, heartily and zealously with the Re.
publican party in 1856. Whit gives thi.
PrOnunciamento considerable Importance, is
the fact that the Courier ard Enquirer is the
special organ OF the State Administration
of New York-it having been adopted as
such within a week after Governor Morgan
commenced his administrator.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

ILLUSTRATED FAMILY BIBLE.-we Rave re-
ceyed the lirst number Of Cassell's Illustra-
ted Family Bible, published in New York
Part FIRST commences with the first chapter
in Genesis aud concludes with the eighteen
th. 1t contains thirty-two illustrations and
is gotten up in good style. This work was
first published in England aud the publish
er, Mr. Cassell. has come to this country TO
introduce the work. II is to be issued in so
parts, at the low price Of 10 cen is cach-a
part on the lst aud 10 of every month, until
the whole is completed From the speci-
men number before us, we should think the
wor must meet with ready sale. 1t is
beautifully printed on good paper and the
pictorial illustrations are numerous aud
and well executed.-Any perssn desiring TO
examine q number can do SO by calling at
this Office, or can obtain a copy by forward
ing 10 cents in postage stamps to Cassell,
Peter d Galphin 81 Park Row, New York.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY vTRTCRE Of = Decree OF Foreclosure to me df-
ID eted and issued out Of the Hon. District Court
OF the 18th Judicial District IN and for Nevada
County. State Of California. on Judgment rendered
in 81 "A Court the 18th dar af March, r. d., 1850.
IN fsvor et 3. Y. HATFIELD. and sgsinst JESSIE
OWEN aud PHILIP WILLIAMS for the Of
light Hundred and Twenty -four Dollars nd Thirty
three Cents principal Debt, with seeruing Interest
-Four Hundred Iollsrs at Threeper cent per month
and S2iT "a at Two and halt per cent pee month
from the rendition Of Judgment, together with all
Costs Of suit for the sale Of the following described
property, TO wit
the f-ii,-i-E Asse-ibsa ts-st p-sssi of Las
situa ted in the tewn Of North San Juan, in the
County Of Nevada stats Of california, Viz all that
certain Town Lot, lying and being the South side
shop OF Frank Smith and bounded as follows Com
mencfnR at the Nsrehrest corner OF q small building
owned By said Jesse Owen, Philip Williams and
Clark Rowland, from thence running West along the
line of said Main street - feet, thence South
line right angles with the said Main Street 80 feet
more OF less into the Gfizzley Reservoir thence
on line parallel with said Main Street. % feet and
thouce Eertn along said Main Street to the place Of
beginning. the same being the lot Of Land heretofore
occupied BY the said Oven Williams as q Saloon.
Notice is hereby given that will expose TO Public
Sale all the above described property, 10 the highest
bidder, for Cash in front Of the Court House dsor,
in Nevada City Tuesday. the leth day Of April,
a d 1850, between the hours OF A. N, and o.
clocx. p N.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of March, A.
d. 1872.
JB.vAN HAGAy. Sheriff Nevada Co.
ny JAMS Vas HAsAs, Depsty.
7. q Mcfarland. Plaintiffs At.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

THE REPUBLICAN PoLrTIcAL CAUrDRoS is
boiling and seething. at the East, in man
ner seldom Witnessed. Each individual Pres
idential candidate. like Macbeihs witches OF
old, is stirring in his own particular ingre-
dients TO MAKE the contents ''slab and good"
Seward's last effort, designed to steal Doug
lass thunder, and take the wind out Of
Bates sails has accomplished neither, but
seems, ''like gun well aimed" TO have pro-
we'd scattering shot. which has well nigh
"kicked its owner over II has only wild
encd the breach already opened between the
ultra and conservative members Of ,he par
ty, and has paved the way for more lofty as
prations on the part of one who has here
tofere been content TO have occupied sec
ond seat on the throne. Cameron, OF Penn
sylvania, is now looming up in proportions
quite dangerous to all other comp titors.-
Let the pot boil on.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

THE RAILROAD PROM FoLsoN TO AUBuRS-
The Placer Herald says the location survey
Of the railroad from Folsom to Auburn in
pires the citizens Of that county to active
exertions in behalf of the Improvement. and
shows the necessity of prompt action ID
furthering an enterprise SO important to the
general interests Of the county. It is the
intention OF the company to put one divi-
sion Of the road into operation a, soon as
practicable, and If they meet with proper
encouragement from those whose interest
are directly involved, this Will be at an
early day.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

Stats Of California Justices Court.
County Of Nsyada, ss
Towaship Of eureka i.efors jnHy M GRAY, J. P.
The people Of the State e California to j. C. HcH
Greeting
You arc hereby SUMMONED 70 appsar before me,
AZ nv Once in said ToA nship Non lay, the
I'd day uf April A. d. 1850, st 10 O'clock A. ~ ic
an.wer 10 The complaint a. IlaN T.. liiGn who de-
r.snisd Of you the of Two Hundred Dollars.
princirel aud the uthsr ~ fifiy eight dollars
ami 70 cts iterst on Two rFuHssnry notos, one for
Fifty Dollars GATED the -Sth of september 1855.
the other fer One Handrei aad Fits b,.llSrs dated
December. lst. 1855. made payable To VIM r. hlgH
and igned by him 10 JcfIS T.. leH per roie en-
Tile in my eft ce. When Judgment will be taken
againsi yoa TOR said amount toather with cost and
dams yss II you fail TO appear and answer To the
Sheriff or any Constable. Of said County, Creating
Make legal survice aud due retura hereof Gi ven
nnler my hand this otii, dty Of Apr.i. A d.
fsoO J. NJ. GRAY. J. r.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

REPUBLICAN TRIuNPHs-"MucH ADO ABOUT
NorHINo. The Republicans are making {
great ado over the election OF Speaker
whom they have taken from state ih which
there is no Republican party, and Clerf
who is a notorious recu.ant from the Demo
cratic party, without even the pretense o.
being "A Republican. They have also cleo
ted Sergeant-at-Arms, known only as a
Baltimore Plug Ugly. These are surely
splendid triumphs for all the decency >
party.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

Our citizens will enjoy a rich treat this
evening at the exhibition Of Miss Comptons
School. at Hgmiltou Hall. A new local
Farce entitled The Disappointed Milliner'
written especially Tor this location by "0ld
Block will be presented. We understand
that the verIeran OF the California Press
Gen. Allen, and the model editor Brother
Avery, of the San Juan Press" are both
in town to witness the exhibition. Those
who would secure comfortable ,eats shsuld
90 early.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

ROYALTY ABoCT TO TRAvEL-That pro-
missing young gentleman, generally known,
in Europe, as the Prince of Wales, will
arrive in Canada about the first week in
June. II is stated that suite OF twenty no.
blemen and distinguished gentlemen will
accompany him on his visit and that the
Duke OF ofCsmbridg ge aadNewcastle aud Major
General Bruce will be among the notabil
ties on that occasion.
Tie yonng Prince !, now in his eighteenth
year, aud it is fit that be should see the
world. Already be has made the European
tour. Now he is to see what manner oI
people inhabit his mothers dominions on the
western hemisphere.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
POLITICAL.

OUT FOR SEwAED.-Wisconsin is out for
seward-the apostle Of the higher Law .
and enuuciator OF the irrepressible con-
aict" doctrine. Such an event might have
been expected. In that state fanaticism
commands premium its courts nullify the
Fugitive Slave Law. law founded on one
the plainest provisions of the Constitution.
There "the Supreme law Of the land " is not
worth a rush when it conflicts with the
" higher law" The ''irrepressible conflict"
is also in full blast in Wisconsin. Ths IA
natcs 10 that state are rot to be caught with
Bates.
Nevada national., 1860-04-14
Hmpsrfnnf from vys.hee.

The San francisco Herald contain, a
letter from gentleman at Virginia Ci,v.
from which We make The following extraet .
" Tomorrow the Recorders books will
reach here. and 1t Is said that many claims
that have been already jumped will cause
frequent shooting scrapes. A number OF
firemen from San Francisco, It is reported
have associated themselves together and
seized claims. They have thrown up breast
works on The Ccmstock lead, which they
have armed with field piece. The men are
provided With rifles, muskets etc."
oh ho that's the game is IL !-'Tention.
Company Captain Peppers Manzaneta
Guards your country calls ITO arms to
armsl Gather ysur forces for Immediate
action, to
"Ciar the husky raccons down."
We would suggest 10 the valiant Captain
that this promises to "open rich" not only
in gold aud silver, but that il also presents
a brilliant field for the achievement Of glory
and honor, which will place his name and
those of his hardy mountaineers, conspicu-
Gus on the page of history" of Utah and
California.
IL the redoubted Captain was unknown to
US bis name alone would Indicate something
Of his iiery nature but we have full conf
terce in him that when be meets he enemy
' he'll give 'em hi"
Nevada national., 1860-04-14

10. K,-Ata regular meeting Of To
mochichi Camp No II l. o. Of X. held on the
evening of the llth inst at their Hall In
Grass Valley the following named COM
panions was elected representatives. to the
Grand Camp which holds its annual Session
in San Francisco, commencing on the 9th
day OF Nay 1860.
]. D. Jones, C. r.. T. s. Levy, T. NJ.
Wood, and J. W. Nye. p. c. r.. DR.. Wm.
Randall. d. N:
Tomochlchi Camp now numbers about so
active members many of whom are Of our
best Citizens and is truly an honor TO the
noble and enterprizing California Order.