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Nevada national., 1860-03-24

WAR ExIsTs.-A state Of war actually ex'
lists along the frontier, in the vicinity Of
Brownsville, Texas, "by the act of Mexico"
Cortinas openly drills his troops in Natamo-
ras, u Mexican border to wn, with the full
knowledge and free consent Of the authori-
ties. From that place, as his Head Quar-
ters, he sallies forth on his hostile incursions
into the southern Counties Of Texas. and to
that place he retires when hard pushed by
the Texan Rangers, or gorged with the
spoils of Texan Ranches or Villages. 1t is
moreover asserted that he has very re-
Gently received q regular Commission, as
Colonel, from Miramon. himself. These
things are positive acts Of war by the Nj
ramon, or Church party Of Mexico. against
the United States; and President Buchanan
10 now as fully authorised to issue his Pro
elamation that War exists by the act oi
Mexico" as was President Polk, under sim
liar circumstances, in 1856. II We are not
much mistaken, important events will grow
out of the preseut difficulties, between this
country and Mexico. greatly and favorsbiy
affecting the future of both nations.
The only difference between the present
condition OF things and that which existed
when Gen. Taylor added such new renown
TO the American arms by his brilliant actor
at Palo Alto and Resaca de Ia Palma, is
that war exists now. not by the action o
Mexico as a unit, but with powerful fac
tion Of that country, which disputes for gu
premacy with another equally powerful fac
tion, under Juarez. This latter party j
friendly to the United States. and is recog-
nizsd by us as the Government, de Jaeto
OF Mexico. With the Juarez party, we cal
have no quarrel, and their rights srd thei
friend we should respect, even If the war !
carried into the heart OF Mexico. II the wal
ia prosecuted, 1t will be to the destruction
Of Aramon, and the permanent establish
nent of Juarez. under an American Protec
torate.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
NEW TO-DAY.
SUMMONS.

state t.s Of G caliornis' NSs Justices ss conr''
Township Of Grass valley. 5. C Richardson, J. P.
The People Of the State of California to Caroline
Rhe maleis Pauline directing
You are hereby commanded to appear before
at nv onice in said township, ON TUESDAY, the
80 day Of Apr 4. d. 1860, at 10 o'clock. 4. NJ, to
answer 70 the complaint Of SYLVESTER & CO., who
demand Of YOU the sum of S55. 81 sccount for
store Goods and Rent. A. per Complaint, hle
in my Omee-When ia gment will be taken against
YOU for the said amount, together With costs and
damages. II you fail To appear and answer.
Given under my hand this ~ - dsy of March. 1850
:. {. RICHARDSON, J. +.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
Constable's Sale.
Township of Rough i Ready. Nevada Ca.

BY VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me delivered. is
sued out Of the Court Of T.. l.. MELBOURNE, H.q
an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the Coun.
ty aforesaid, bearing date February 9th, 4. n 1860
90 satisfy Judgment rendered BY X. I. 9arasref
Esq Justice Of the Peace the 2.th day Of Oct ober
l. D., 1856. in favor Of J. l.. MOOSE and against
W. A. GRIFFIN for the Of s2:3 10 Debt Inter.
est. Damages aud Costs Of Suit. ! have taken in
Execution and will sell to the highest bidder for
Cash. on the premises, in Grass Valley Township
all the Right. Title and Interest Of the said Defend
ant IN and 10 set Of Mining Claims on or near
the Grass tallcy Side" Township AMI County A.
foresad, and State Of California, lying bstwee.
Brady & Smith x Co and II. Bush 4 Co.'S Mining
Claims-the sad interest being two-thirds OF the
above described Claims. owned by szid Defendant
in company with Capt Waller and others, levied up
on by me on the llth day OF February, A. u. 1850,
suS0-Ail the right, title and interest OF said de-
fendani in and to one certain Town lot aud Cabin
thereon erected. Aituated the same hill and
Southeast Of said mining claims, occupied by
Dciendant-aud will pr. coed TO tsll the same
On SATURDAY, the 23th day Of MARCH, A.D.
$50, between the hours Of O'Clock 4. NJ. and s..
clock, +. n. Taken the property Of ". A. Grins
10 satisfy the above demand and accrung costs.
WV. 81. STEPHENSON, Constable.
T.. W. RonEETs, llids Attorney.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

SAILS a. CI.EvELAND's PACK TRAIS.-Sale
Il Cleveland started their first pack train
for washoe via tue Eureka aud the Hen
ness Pass on Wednesday morning last.
Twenty. three passengers went Overland more
would have gone il saddles could have been
procured. We understand II Is the inten'
tion to make trip once week each way
1t was supposed by many that the storm Of
Thursday last must have caused them to
turn back but such was not the case. The
train will probably arrive at Virginia City
this Evening. As the wires are now in
working order across the mountains their
arrival will be promptly announced by tele.
graph.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
CONSTABLE'S SALE
Township Of Rough & Ready Nevada Co.

BY VIRTUE sfas Execution "a me directed and
issued out Of the ;nstees' Court OF T. l. kuBorRNE
Esq an acting Justice of the Peace in and for the
County aforesaid. Judgment rendered In said
Court In favor Of ;. II. GtfaAn and against GEORGE
HARRIS FOR the Of foriy-ssven Dollars and Fif
teen Cents, with interest said sum Of S4I 10
from March 18th, a. D., 1856, at the rate oi per
cent per mosth until paid, together with all costs
OF Suit - have levied upon the following described
property. TO wit-An the right. title and interest OF
the above named Defendant. George Harris in and 10
9 certain Mining Claim, being one fourth interest)
situated Kentucky Flat, three mi les from Rough
4 Ready. and also Defendants interest In aud To all
the sppurtenanees ihereunto belonging, consisting
OF lume &c
Notice Is hereby given that ! Will expose to Pub
lie sale all the adove described property &C. the high
est bidder, for Cash, saturday, the 18th day OF
Apail, 4 y. 1860 between the hours Of O'Clock
4. ". and O'Clock, z. NJ TO satisfy the above de-
msnds and accrun< costs.
Given under my hand this 2lSt day of March A.
n. 1850. ROBEisT FERGUSON.
En-rint Constable
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
CONSTABLES' SALE.
State af California, County of Nevada, ss

ID YtvIRTUE Of two Executions to me delivered issu-
ID ed from the Court Of :. c. RICHARDSON Esq. an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid bearing date March lst 1869, TO satisfy
Judgments rendered BY the aforesaid Justice Of the
Peace the lst day of March. u 1882 in favor Of
Noses Kern and Martin Murbar, and against a. W.
llcrIick and G. b. Carralton, Moses korn for the
SIS 50, and NJ. Murbar for the sum Of s1Is, Debt
Interest, Damages and Costs Of Suit
! have taken in execution and will sell W the
highest bidder, for Cash. on the premises In GrH,s
Valley township, all the right, title interest Of
A. " Herriel and y. B. Carrolon in and to the fol-
lowing described property. to wit, certain Ditch,
situated on Kate Hays Hill. Said Ditch eonvsrs
water to claims owned by Walker and Elliott
On saturday. the 7ih day Of April. A. n. 1850
between the hours of O'Clock. A. ". and o'clock
7. ~, taken as the property Of A. ". hsrrek and
o. b. Carralton to satisfy the above demands and
eruing Costs 4. c. TOwNSESD, Constable.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

THREE PARTIEs.-There are now three
political parties fairly in the field for the
Presidential contest, and there are three Ma
tional Committees installed at Washington.
Delegates to the Union National Conven-
tion, which is to meet in Baltimore upon a
day not yet fixed, have been chosen from
four States-Tennessee, Kentucky. Virginia
and New Jersey. Other states will soon
elect.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

SILVER ORE SMELLING IY NEvADA.-The
Nevada Journal says that the Metallurgic
Company of that City, are about to estab-
lish an assay Office in Virginia City for the
purpose of testing the ores of silver, with a
view to smelling on large scale at their
works in that City. They propose to trans
port the ore thither, and feel assured that
they can do so aud extract the metal as
thoroughly and as eheaply as it can be done
anywhere else in this state or in Europe.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

RIcH QUARTZ aud new placer discoveries
are reported at Pixies Peak 1890 has been
taken from two tons ofquartz, and new pla-
Ger diggings are said 10 have been discover
ed two miles from Gregory, exceeding any
thing before discovered in the neishbor
hood OF Pike : Peak.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

GooD Work We saw at Delano's Banking
house the past week, five Jumps of retcrted
gold from the Forest Spring MILL { late
Lee Il Simpson's) weighing in the aggregate
si-ty--flre pounds The result Of 80 days crush
ing-day time only. But little is said about
this concern. yet We have opportunity for
knowing that it is one Of the best paying
Mills in the State, and should be placed
second to but one, If any other. in Grass
Valley The above result is a fair average
Of their regular work.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

SILVER IN SANTA CRuz.-The Santa Cruz
News says that Samuel P. Drury one OF the
claimants to a silver lode recently discovered
near Graham's ranch, six miles from that
place, send the following as the result Of
careful assays made by him. he being, it is
stated, practical chemist and familiar with
assaying:
"Choice rock 81 ,0sO per ton. Average
yield-s250 OF at the de pth OF six feet"
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
Constable's Sale.
Township of Rough 4 Ready, Nevada Co.

Township OF kough q keady, Nevada 20.
by VIRTUE Of IN Execution 10 me delivered. is
sued oai Of the Court OF r. l.. Afi iBOURNE. Esq.
sn acting justice Of the Peace ia aud for the Coun
~ aforesaid on a Judgment rendered In said Court
{ n favor Of A. l. SLACK and against tEunGE HAR
ms for the sum Of Ou- Hundred and Thirteen Pol
lars and 1hirtv-sx Gents. with i-tsfcst the same
from March 18th, 1885 at two per cent per month.
the following described property. 10 wit-All the
right title sud interest of the above named neirn
dant, 6eorgs Harris. 81 in and 10 a certain Mining
Claim. fbsing one iourthl situated on entucky
Flat three miles from Rough 4 eady. aud also
Defendants interest in and TO all the appurtenan-
thereto belonging consisting Of Flume &c.
Notice j. hereby given that will expose to Public
sale the above described property to the highest
bidder for cash, the ground - said Claims on
Kentucky Flat. Saturday, the 18th day Of April.
A. D. 1850. between the hours of A ". and Z. II.
Given under my hand this 2lst aay Of March, 4
D. lteO. ROBERT fERGCSoN,
[rss.rfal fnnst.lle
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

A ASILvER STREAK IN THE SouTH.-The Los
Angelos Star, Of March 10Th, announces that
o. dead thing, in the mineral line, has been
discovered in the mountains OF San Bernar-
dino. Prrties are very busy in that direc-
ton and every mum. OF course, it must be
a silver mine worth $40 ,OOo to the ton.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

II MoURSNo.-The Richmond Enquirer
dressed its columns in solemn black, on the
day it announced the election of Mr.. Pen
nington as Speaker of the House, remark
ing on the event as follows :--"It is espe-
cially appropriate that our vensrated sheet
should record the disastrous deed in tokens
OF the deepest mourning"
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

NEWSPAPER CHASGE.-The s. F. National
has been merged into the Herald. The latter
paper will pursue the same political course as
heretofore. The Herald is an able advocate
of Democratic prin ciples, and most valu-
able newspaper. 1t will be enlarged to the
size Of the Bulletin aud continue under the
editorial charge of Mr.. Nugent.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

School EXHIBITION Exhibition by
the pupils Of the Pub lie School. at Hamil-
ton Hall, on Saturday Evening last, was
well attended, ann gave great satisfaction
The scbolors did ample justice, both to them
selves and their teachers, and brought in
about 5000 towards paying OF The indebted
ness on the School House. The School was
never In more iourishing condition than
at the present time.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

CHIvLLRIc.--Some of the Republican
members of Congress are proposing to raise
a subscription to sustain, at Washington,
Club of some eight or ten of the most noto-
rious New York shoulder strikers, to whom
shall he referred all personal" differences
which may arise between their patrons"
and members from the South"
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

CoPPER IN THE NoGTH.-A vein, said to
contain 25 to 80 per cent, pure copper. has
bsen ound OH Smiths river, near Blacks 5
Ferry ,abodt eight miles from Crescent City.
Two hu ndred pounds Of ore baye been sent
10 San Francisco for trial.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

Sr- Returns from the local elections in
New Yolk were beginning to come in, at the
latest dates and presented favorable indiea-
for the Democracy. Democratic gains have
been made in nearly every County heard
from.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

re- The Silver excitement at Nevada.
seems to have "petered out" The latest
assay gives about one ounce Of solid silver
to the cubic mile OF ground, and the general
impression now is that nothing has been dis
covered that will pay for working.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

PoLrrIcAL ISDIcArIoxs, at the East, point
strongly to the success Of Douglas and
Bates, at Charleston and Chicago. They
have evidently the inside track in their re
spective organizations. at this present writ
ing. What day may bring forth, however.
none can tell.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

c1- There is an " irrepressible conflict"
going on at Washington, on the subject of
overland communication with the Pacific,
which il is TO he hoped may never cease
until the iron horse shall be heard upon the
SUBMITS of the Rocky Mountains and Sierra
Nevada.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
rr,- Thu Ixth number Of the PACIFIC E

ce- The JXth number of the Pacific EG-
postor, publication which is rapidly grow
ing into favor, besides much else of interest
from the able pen Of the editor, contains a
review of Mrs. Stoves late work Ministers
wooing." The Reviewer is pretty severe
upon the fair authoress for presuming to
meddle with politics at all.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

Eg- At the municipal election in Marys-
Vile, on Monday last, the vote for Alder
men, resulted in the choice OF 10 Democrats
and two Opposition men. The Opposition
elected four out of the six other City OH
GERS.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
0U IN CY HALL
Mining Claims at Auction.

There will be sold at Public Auction, on weanes
day the 18th day Of April, ls6o, the premises.
between and I o'clock, p. NJ Ten and halt shares
Of Stock, in the Snow Quartz Company. owned bv
Charles karbstein many of said Shares as
may be necessary to pay sl2i due the Company for
Assessments and expences attend ng this sale
J. L GIvISs, Pres.
Grass Valley March 10, lSeo
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

MAP OF THE WAsHoE MiNEs.-We have
received from the publishers, Nessrs, Hutch
ins & Rosenfield, of San Francisco, one OF
De Groot's maps Of the Washoe Mines, and
the different mountain routes leading to
them. This is the second edition of the map.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

s1- The Charleston Convention will meet
at the "Institute" Of that city, building
capable OF accommodating 5000 PERSONS
1t has been fitted up expressly for tho Con-
vention.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
MINING ITEMS.

Rich STRiKE.-Three miners, two OF them
brothers named Albert A. and Edgar II.
Tanning and Daniel T. Dayton, being out
OF employment, set sluice the first oi TINS
week in little raw inc In the lower part of
Clark Ranch about three miles below Grass
Valley on the Auburn roud, and on wed
nesday last, accidsntly struck what appears
10 he an extraordinary rich lead OF gold
bearing quartz. Out OF hole about two
feet square and as many deep large num-
Der OF rich specimenls were taken, one oi
which was valued at SIPS. The dirt from
croppings is also very rich. Mr. Clark. the
proprietor OF the ranch, suspccting from
some suspicious movements that they had
made "sti Ike while the party was absent
at dinner, opened the hole, (Which they had
filed up with earth) and obtained what he
judged was about one ounce from painful
ofthe dirt. He threw bis prospect into the
hole and again filed it up, and staked of
some claims for himself and friends. on both
sides OF the first set OF stakes. He then
mounted his mule brought the intelligence
to town aud large number Of our cit izeDs
went down that evening aud during the
night and the next morning.
Clzims are run of In both directions to an
Indefinite extent. No further work. as we
understand has yet been done upon the ori-
ginal claim, but other parties are prospect
ing adjoining ground with what success we
shall probably learn in the course of next
week The discovery created considera-
BILE excitement for the time.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

MiSISG ON KERN RlyER.-According to
the visalia Delta, miners in this locality are
doing we'll Quartz is paying $50 to 500
per ton.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
DIR. R0SENBAUM'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH
BET0TERS! !!
For THE CURE OE

Dyspepsia, Indigestsn Constipation, Loss Of Ape
tte, or any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbin action Of the
Stomrch Bowels

Dyspepsia, lndigestsn, Constipation, Loss OF Ape
tite, or any Bilious Complaints arising
from morbin action Of the
Stomrch or Bowels
A III. or THESE DISEASES YoU WILL SOON be-
n relieved of by the Of these BiIters a. per d.
recton the bottles, This great anti dispsptis 10
the result Of profound and elaborate studying Of one
Of the most celebrated physicians Of the presens
century, in the accomplishment Of which he has
freely spent both time and money. We do not he.i-
tate 10 afhrm that where DIR. Rossnbsum e stomach
Bitters used a ease of Fever and Agun cannot
II has been analyred BY the most scientific
chemists In the Medical Faculty and Is neu pre-
scribed by nine-tenihs Of the Physicians Of The
land. Try them-test them--on your eosiitutioH
and go your way rejoicing
Are You dpspepic f-take these Stomach Bittsrs
Are you bilious TRY one Of the bottles, and bs
relieved az once.
Are you annoyed by indigestion or eoastitphtion ,
remove the cause by the free Of these Bitter.
Have you Fever and Agae-eurs aud prevent this
destroying disease BY the tree Of these Bitters
h5- The susriority Of these Bitters has induced
many to put up spurious article. To prevent de-
eeption In the future, each core will be branded.
N. b. JACOBS & co.
and all labels will bear our signature, without
which none are geauine.
~ b. JACOBS co
Sole Propristors-
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

In this place, on the 23d instant, Margaret ARA
bella, daughter Of Thomas and Margaret Moran
aged six years and nine months.
sS Fun eral will take place from the house, to
rnorrew, Sunday at half past p N,
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

PRNrERs.-Among the New Bills intro
duced into the legislature the past week is
one to exempt printers from psyi ng poll
taxes Z.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

9E A merchant can get along without
advertising-so can o cart wheel get along
without grease, but it goes hard.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

DD- The reported discoveries Of silver
mine in El Dorado county is pronounced a
hoax got up for speculative purposes.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
CAUTIONl

Consumers Of R0sEBAUMs BrTTERs are saution--
ed against tue many eounterfeits now ahost In the
market, especially against cheap and WORTHLESS
tiele called Rosenebfs Bittsrs, put up in this city
by he.srs Turner's Bros, with the avowsd intsn-
ton - preying On the well.earned reputation Of
Rosebaum's Bittsrs,as remedial agent In all
Of dyfpepsia and similar diseases. The genuine
Rosebaum has our name branded on each cork, and.
our signature ON each label.
n. d JACOBS a CO., Preprieters.
Sansome Street,
Corner OF Commercial Street
San Francisco, Feb. 18th 1s6o.-33-em
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

SPENCER was promptin furnishing us with
our usual files of Eastern papers on the ar
rival of the last Steamer.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

ELECTIONS The New England spring
elections are at hand. That of New Hamp
shire has already transpired and we shall
get the returns in about two weeks.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

1S- Sheriff Van Hagan has been elected
Captain Of the Nevada Rifles.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

Nine feet OF the " Comstock Lead y at
washoe, have been reported sold for s7i 900
Nevada national., 1860-03-24

LIBRARY SOCIETY LECTURES.
DR.. WV. RANDALL. April 18th" Life"
Rev. Mr.. DEAL, April 9th Heroes
A. DELASo, ESQ.,, May 1lth-"Califor-
nia-its Capabilities.
A. d. DIBBLE, Esq. May 25th-"L Life
and Death.
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
PGsTPONENENT.

Ibr AfpNtbfNl-
Tic above Sale has been Postponed, BY order Of
Plaintiffs attorney, uuii Saturday the 3lst day Of
March, 1850, at O'Clock P. ".
wN. ". STEPHENSON, Constable
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
RIRTHHs.
DIED.

On the IS inst, daughter to william H. Spur
Nevada national., 1860-03-24
AGENTS.

NK. cHAs. A. CRANE Is our sole Agent in San
rsneiseo. He Is empowered TO receive adveriis
ments, and receipt for the same. He may be fcun
at i72 Montgomery street.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-12-14

BeA. We clip the following from the Nashville
Patriot and would recommend its suggestions
to our readers as well worthy of consideration in
this vicinity, where it was originally published
RESTs AND HiRE.--We, sometime slice, gave few
suggestions to induce readers to prepare for the
'hard times" Those suggestions were found
cd on the basis Of an experience not very limited
and on wisdom which can never be dsregarded
without loss. A large number Of all commercial
communities are forced by 'the circumstances Of
the case to rent houses TO live in and to hire "help
which means negroes, generally The people in
this city, who have not these comforts of their own
right have been in the habit of obtaining them at,
what we consider, high figures, for present times
II is the interest of the landlord to get much
as he can for his houses and Of the owners Of slaves
II is the interest of the renter and hrer to get these
things for as little as possible With the beginning
Of the incoming year, the struggle will be waged
between these two classes, as usual. We have q
word TO say to BOTH and 1t is this; We say that
money is and is likely 10 be, one third higher than
Il has been, and hence the former prices cannot be
paid. The renter and the hirer must know this
and not agree to pay much as they have been in
the habit Of doing II they do, they may. be com
PEELED to forfeit their obligation. The landlord aud
slave owner should take notice that il they exact
promises which they cannot reasonably expect TO be
fulfilled they lose all. They should therefore,
eommodnte their demands to the actual condition OF
things Equal justice should prevail on both sides
and truth, honesty and punctuality preside both at
the beginning and at the end. Let the renters and
hirers moderate their pride to the exact standard Of
their real ability to pay, and let the landlords and
slave owners come fairly down to that standard
and all win go well. The one will he able 10 pay
ard the other will receive his pay. Bat il the one
exacts more aud the othor agrees TO pay more, one
will find himself at the eud of the next year, un-
able to pay, and tho other will have his hands full
of unpaid notes aud accounts.
/ Ladies and gentlemen, take hint from a
1loeal'