August 11, 1865 (4 pages)

> ee See ee eee re FRIDAY, AUGUST41, 1865, Nevada Coty Union Nominations. For Treasurer, For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. Jonathan Clark. I osininsestenctecietteteeneaeceiemeeinnianiaaieieiatneamadiinammaaamaide ANY one reading the articles of ‘the Gazette relating to foreign-born citizens, must be impressed with the low estimate that paper has of this body of mén. It proceeds DAVID BELDEN. : For Assemblymen, 2 John Pattison. Reuben Leach, H. G. Rollins, . H. L. Hatch. Por Sheriff, For Assessor, 8. B Gentry. ‘ EF. Bean. Fer Collector. ' « For Surveyor, Chas, Barker, . HH 8, Bradley. For Clerk, 4 For Coroner, RL Farquhar.: W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J. C, Garber. + W. W. Cozzens. For District Attoriey, . Supt. of Schoots, John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal. upon the aseumption that this class of eur . citizens are ignorant, blind and prejudited, suspicious and passionate. According to’ that paper, a German, or Frenchman, or , frishmen, is so afraid ofa negro becoming . his equal that it can make political capital ‘and gain votes by exciting such fears.— Whenever it speaks of a negro it puts up a} foreigner in competion with him. Fereign. ers and negrves are continually associated in its columas. it has ao respect fur the intelligence or patriotism of naturalzed citizens, for it does net believe they possess any guch qualities. It shakes the negro in the face of adopted citizens.as a matador ahakes a red rag at a bull, expecting an immediate rush in its direction. Its contempt for this class of voters is shown in every line it addresses to them ; plainly saying to them, ‘‘you are fools or knaves! you are a silly, prejudiced herd, and we can lead youby the nose! You are afraid of the ne, hegro becoming your equal; that the party which charges the other with designing it the loudest will get your votes, aad we will oot lose for want of shouting.” In such competition we desire ao part.— We know that the universal mass of German . citizens are true, as they always were, to the party of the Union—that there is scarcely a naturaliged Frenchman but adheres to ‘the aame party—that many patrivtic Irishmen are found in the same ranks, and Englighmea, Cornishmen and Welchmen without aumber. When they desert the cause of the country at the beck of miserable lying demagogues who curse them behind their backs and flatter them to their faces, patriotiam will be at a low ebb. THE shameless ‘effrontery. of the Gazette ie 20 well known that no statement it makes in regard to any person is taken as true’ be-, cause it says it. It invents conversations, supplies wnotivées and shamelessly misrepre,eonte every one it oppeees. It has become ‘@ by-word for scandal and malice. It earned the reputation at the start and has conetantly uuintained it—the only consistency it-has ever shown—io infamy. Its last fulmination is a slanderous attack ea Mr. Hatch, a gentlemaa whose shoes Sears or any of his gang of servile office-huuters is unworthy to untoose. A man who has been _ false -toall pledges and promises both printed and spoken as hus Sears, and who when convicted of a long series of avts of a dishonorable character, says he is satisfied with the record, is unworthy of belief in anything, and so he and bis dirty shevt are re. gwrded by the community. We heatd a naturalized citi¢en say yeeterday that he had been opposed to negro vaffrage, but began to think it might be a good thing to have, to offset the votes of the bolting crowd. He said he knew several roes whose lightest word was better than Tut Gazette says this contest is Kaow Nothings :egaingt fUreigners. Just eo, Beh Wed and Caldwell against Martin aud Hawley? Aste the “labor” their ticket represenile, it iu hard labor to get office, and no ~ attention to the advertisément of & Waite in to-days paper. This * "rites Just reboived late additions to their stopk,and are propared to supply all the — 8: , Hevada Daily Grangeript, _L alike intrusted blindly to the blind guidance . ae . them the right to vote-+a right which we in favor of negro equality. Wecopy for'its benefit the{following extract fromthe Gazette . no later than last May: . “Plenty of men jostle us at the polls, to . whose society that of respectable ‘colored people weuld be far preferable. Yet we do ‘not consider that we have sacrificed our . self-respect by voting in company with these . persons Many of them are illiterate; white no doubt, but ignorant, stupid, brutal ; incapable of discerning the right in polities, and wanting the. independence te fellow. it; whose moral and political conduct are of others; whu have no more judgment about. political matters or the chaice of public officers than the beasts that perish. We make j the black man pay taxes, why not allow! accord to class of white men as far beneath the negro in intellect, morality, and even ‘in social standing as one class can be below atother.” Sucrat Party.—Thomas Brock, propri‘stor of the Gold Flat House, near Sneath & Clay’s mill, is making arrangements for ‘Social ‘Party; to come off on Saturday evening, August 19th. A general invitation is extended and a pleasant time may be expected. as _ THERE is probability of an Indian war in Arizona. Get. Mason has sent for two more regiments of troops The force at his command is entirely insufficient to carry on the eampaign. Gen. Rosecranz arrived in Virginia, an impromptu reception: He delivered a brief address. Hopkins, takes position on the steps-of Don ohue’s bank, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco, and proclaims the word of God to such as are willing to hear him. = v A NEGRO named Green nearly slashed off the arm of a man named Wells with a drawing knife, ata farm on the Blue Mountains, Oregon,‘fecently. The arm had to be amputated.’ The negro escaped. ALPHABETICAL: RECORD OF THE REBELLION. A—Stands for Andersonville—the ghastly monument of the most revolting outrage of the century. B —Stands for Booth—let his memory be swallowed up in oblivion. C—Stands for Canada—the asylum for skedaddlers and the nest in which foul traitors have hatch their eggs ef treason. € D—Stands for Davis—the must eminent low comedian, in the female character ot the age. { E—Stands for England—an enemy in our adversity, &@ sycophant in our prosperi Music by the band ; air, Yankee ian ™ F—Stands for Freedom—the bulwark of the nation. G—Stands for Grant—the undertaker who officiated at the burial of the rebellion. . H—Stands for Hardee—his tacttcs could not save him. 1—Stands for Infamy—the spirit of treason. J—Stands for Justice-give it to.the traitors. K=-Stands for Kearsarge—for further particulars see Winslow's Soothing Syrup. eee L—Stands for Lincola—We mourn his loss. M-—Stands for Mason—[more music by the band; air “There came to the beach a poor exile, etc.) N—Stands for Nowhere—the present location of the -S. A. ‘ O—Stands for ‘‘O dear, what can the matter be ?”— For answer to this question, apply to Kirby Smith P—Stands for Peace—nobly won by the gallant sol“ diers of the Union Q—Stands for Quantrell—one of the guerrillas in the rebel mei fe . R—Stands for Rebellion—which is no longer able-to stand for itself. : §—Stands for Sherman—He has a friend and vindicator in Grant. . T-——Stands tor Treason—with a halter around its neck. b Bi coe og Union—“N ow and forever, one and in8e) e. } V—Stands for Victory—further ex planation is not rag’ o W—Stands for Washington—the Nation is true to his memory. ry X—Stnnds for Xtradition—KEnglish papers please OOpy. “ Totieete for Young America—who stands by the on. i D ef Z—Stands for Zodiac—the Stars are all there. Music by the band— The Star re pe Banner. Oh long may It wave, O’er the land of the free; and the home of the brave. Scones els There is a new system of instruction in France, by which people learn to read in a remarkably short space of time. It is called the Lefforian system, from Leffore, ‘the ‘inventor. Twenty-four soldiers who never knew a letter of thealphabe, learned to read fluently in less than a month, apd one. of them read at the end of the tenth lesson. : s As a rule ofconversation with sensible women, do not imagine that you. must keep your Mady talk and gentleman talk in separate bi ts, Jabelled and sorted, unless you want the girls to jaugh in their sleeves at your wishy washy sentimentalism. Talk tothem ina frank, -manly stple, as you would to an intelli: gent gentleman. Don’t suppose, because they are women, they don’t knaw anything. tlie ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGER HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lantaster and Hasey, Proprietors, THURSDAY, August 10, 1865. ’ THe, National expresses a wish to spot all Nevada, August 3d, and was greeted with. . ' Every Sunday a street preacher, named ge . . the person and estate o: . Cause why an order should not be granted to.sell said . onwa L . see EE Ome POPULAR READINGS? . "Whe Giwat American Reader, Miss Angelia S King, Wy hh Srve A SELECT READING of Patriotic and Miscellaneous Pieces, at the : Methodist Church, Nevada city, ON FRIDAY EVENING, Sheridan’s Ride, Warbera Frietche, ‘Ballad of New Orleans, Love Chase, Which have ‘rendered. "“WMekets $1, Tobe had at the Door. Reading to commence at 8 o’eluck, precisely. proved such a great succcss will be oe Mrs. King will give Readings at North San Juan on.the 17th, andat You Bet an the 2ist. auglt SOCIAL PARTY.’ A Grand Social party g Will be given at the ‘Near Sneath & Clay's Mitt; BY THOMAS BROCK. On Saturday Evening, August 19th. A general invitation is extended. Tickets, including Supper; $2 50. Meadow Lake Mill & Mining Co. Meadow Lake District, Nevada Cohnty, Cal. OTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of ‘Trustees of said Company, held on the 10th day of August, 1865. an assessment of Kifteen Cents Pes share was levied -upon the Capital Stock of said Company, payable immediately in United States Gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Compauy, Any stock upon which said Assessment shall remain unpaid on the 15th day of September, 1865, will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on the 26th day of September, 1865 to pay the delingent assessment, tegether with costs: of advertising and experises of sale : A. H. OTHEMAN, Secretary. At J. J. Ott’s Assay Office, 30 Main St f gga irragh Bs NOTICE,—State of California, county of Nevada, ss. In Probate Court.—In the matter of the Estate and guardianship of the Estate of W. H Cassin, a minor. It appearing to the Judge of the Probate Court, of Nevada county, by the petition presented uy augll ‘ said minor, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to provide for the maintainance and education of said minor. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that the next of kin and all persons interested in said estate appear before said Probate Court, on Tuesday the 8th day of September, 1865, at 10 o’cloek, A. M. at the Court Room of said Probate Court in Nevada city, to’show real estate and that a copy of this order be published till that date in the Nevada Daily Transcript, A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. County of Nevada, ss —I, R. H. Farquhar, clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hereby certify the furegoing to be a true copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter, : —~— ) ~ Witness my hand the seal of said Court, } sea ; this 10th day of August, A D. 1865, augll . R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. , By G. K, Farquhar. EMPIRE SALOON. No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grass Valley. CADY’S BRICK BUILDING, L. P. JOHNSON, Sng og purchased the interest of James B. Jef. fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends t@ call and see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf the finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, . To be had in the Mountains. L. P. JOHNSON, TO TAX PAYERS. Nemes is hereby given that the County Assessor of Nevada County, has-this day deliverw into my custody the Assessment Roll of said county and thesame is now open in my office for public inspection. The Board of Equalization will meet on the Secend Monday of August, at the Court House, Nevada city, at which time and place all complaints in regard to the assessed value of any Rony will ARQUHAR. “aug 10 be heard and determined. R.H.F ° a8 Clerk of the Board of Equalization. Nevada, Aug. 8th. ® MARBLE WORKS. D Street, between First and Second, Near Wells, Fargo & Co's, MARYSVILLE. * ADOLPHUS RAV. OULD respectfully inform the citizens of NeWee count inet long experience fe the busWORK IN MARBLE, SUUH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculp_. Sure, Modeling in Clay, &e. done in a supeADOLPHUS RAU. > E Judson Sae Franciae T D re * rp Wagon Maer Dr K do 8 er Cement HillH Woodleaf do Jas Barrott m DW Ridley Quaker bil J Harais Gold Flat J K Edwards Gross Va F M Hathaway Moores Jas Crane do J Henry Rureka Geo Nye tacote * Boner San Juan R Bartell sees Gen. PH Welch 7. Montgomery Penn . Teeple Omega J imwnotes ede Wa ene Dowasrill . er Hutits A Kimtuer Eureka ee PB ‘ L Smith . de 4 do @ AUGUST 18. . ‘. antee satisfaction in all cases. Wounded, &e.&e. By fair and honorable dealing we} others. GOLD FLAT HOUSE,} M.H Cassin, guardian of . ’ . wines, a, GREGORY & WAITH WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FEED, al kinds, MINERS’ FOOLS, &c. &c NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR STOCK IS THE LARGEST “CS and best selected in the mountains dhd we guarhope to secure a share of public patronage. 2 ~ During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expéctations. We have established a House where they are to be fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others. or Cash customers or those just. as good are the kind we are hunting after and none All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill. We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take undue advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we have the following articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. ‘ TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willew Ware, ass'd. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. ~ NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. ” as S A general and fine assortment of er AMMUNITION, <¢ Of all kinds for Sportsmen, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot, -rcaANDLE 8 4; ANY QUANTITY. f Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, . Syrups And in short everything in that line. Keresene. Lard Oil, Sperm, ete.’ Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms _ All Goods delivered at a reasonable disFREE OF CHARGE. o Call and see our Stock and judge ; our friends and the publie“can get good articles if . Read . . : Ld New Business. ein ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00's 4 © TO THE PEOPLE! “wt, ee ‘en $40,000 Worth of J Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder : Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, ‘Wines, Liquors, &c. &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the **Kidd & Knox Block’? And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BE OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND -m the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with bay house out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE —IN THE— Hardware.& Grocery Departments 7 e 4 WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everythin line, to which we soapeerilly invite fh tion and inspection of the Trade. in their e attenTAKE NOTICE. _All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. of our BROAD STREET STORE, ‘TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 10 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 17 , NOx. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS UICKSILVER, just re ceived and bh sale b : _ CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, Ou Banu aud fer sale b VITT & CO. CRAWFORD. LEA GALLS. FRESH CRANBER0 RAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. —* Pale, 250 sespe ft ) LEAVITT & CO. sacks one snd arriving. For sale by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Pine Streets, Nevada, Aug. 11th. All Goods im the Grocery line heaper than ever, snd for sale byCRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. ] a i with our business facilities both here ang . Have now in successful operation, in front . a Re teen Hews Cour Wedne: a crows or sixty ment. and bei about p culatior while tl ex atrike i ment. te was last the play » the ball the afo were co ball, to same ft your fin; MEAL , ee. Meadov miners . ing shaf mills. ings bei boardin Every d ulation, coveries oughly . Pers terday Maltma atlan, v ing. M Nevada the best returns Incc Mill anc afew di ‘The foll A. G. H cobs, D. M. Full THE] have cor up’’ for has com than the panies . which t they con weeks di amount “ Fine srs. Dag * nificent gelee vs ton ran ranch is ing from the fines tied la the. mar! Dr. . former! Francis years, a dists in most su of the sl arise. . the Nat ready t who are verted rt feet. B » worst b the feet. ous ingr surgery specialit are pern Disea: are cure the bleo ing fron plaints, ence so Meac bones a pains, ¢ villa. Iod Agents,

> ee See ee eee re FRIDAY, AUGUST41, 1865, Nevada Coty Union Nominations. For Treasurer, For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. Jonathan Clark. I osininsestenctecietteteeneaeceiemeeinnianiaaieieiatneamadiinammaaamaide ANY one reading the articles of ‘the Gazette relating to foreign-born citizens, must be impressed with the low estimate that paper has of this body of mén. It proceeds DAVID BELDEN. : For Assemblymen, 2 John Pattison. Reuben Leach, H. G. Rollins, . H. L. Hatch. Por Sheriff, For Assessor, 8. B Gentry. ‘ EF. Bean. Fer Collector. ' « For Surveyor, Chas, Barker, . HH 8, Bradley. For Clerk, 4 For Coroner, RL Farquhar.: W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J. C, Garber. + W. W. Cozzens. For District Attoriey, . Supt. of Schoots, John Caldwell. M. 8. Deal. upon the aseumption that this class of eur . citizens are ignorant, blind and prejudited, suspicious and passionate. According to’ that paper, a German, or Frenchman, or , frishmen, is so afraid ofa negro becoming . his equal that it can make political capital ‘and gain votes by exciting such fears.— Whenever it speaks of a negro it puts up a} foreigner in competion with him. Fereign. ers and negrves are continually associated in its columas. it has ao respect fur the intelligence or patriotism of naturalzed citizens, for it does net believe they possess any guch qualities. It shakes the negro in the face of adopted citizens.as a matador ahakes a red rag at a bull, expecting an immediate rush in its direction. Its contempt for this class of voters is shown in every line it addresses to them ; plainly saying to them, ‘‘you are fools or knaves! you are a silly, prejudiced herd, and we can lead youby the nose! You are afraid of the ne, hegro becoming your equal; that the party which charges the other with designing it the loudest will get your votes, aad we will oot lose for want of shouting.” In such competition we desire ao part.— We know that the universal mass of German . citizens are true, as they always were, to the party of the Union—that there is scarcely a naturaliged Frenchman but adheres to ‘the aame party—that many patrivtic Irishmen are found in the same ranks, and Englighmea, Cornishmen and Welchmen without aumber. When they desert the cause of the country at the beck of miserable lying demagogues who curse them behind their backs and flatter them to their faces, patriotiam will be at a low ebb. THE shameless ‘effrontery. of the Gazette ie 20 well known that no statement it makes in regard to any person is taken as true’ be-, cause it says it. It invents conversations, supplies wnotivées and shamelessly misrepre,eonte every one it oppeees. It has become ‘@ by-word for scandal and malice. It earned the reputation at the start and has conetantly uuintained it—the only consistency it-has ever shown—io infamy. Its last fulmination is a slanderous attack ea Mr. Hatch, a gentlemaa whose shoes Sears or any of his gang of servile office-huuters is unworthy to untoose. A man who has been _ false -toall pledges and promises both printed and spoken as hus Sears, and who when convicted of a long series of avts of a dishonorable character, says he is satisfied with the record, is unworthy of belief in anything, and so he and bis dirty shevt are re. gwrded by the community. We heatd a naturalized citi¢en say yeeterday that he had been opposed to negro vaffrage, but began to think it might be a good thing to have, to offset the votes of the bolting crowd. He said he knew several roes whose lightest word was better than Tut Gazette says this contest is Kaow Nothings :egaingt fUreigners. Just eo, Beh Wed and Caldwell against Martin aud Hawley? Aste the “labor” their ticket represenile, it iu hard labor to get office, and no ~ attention to the advertisément of & Waite in to-days paper. This * "rites Just reboived late additions to their stopk,and are propared to supply all the — 8: , Hevada Daily Grangeript, _L alike intrusted blindly to the blind guidance . ae . them the right to vote-+a right which we in favor of negro equality. Wecopy for'its benefit the{following extract fromthe Gazette . no later than last May: . “Plenty of men jostle us at the polls, to . whose society that of respectable ‘colored people weuld be far preferable. Yet we do ‘not consider that we have sacrificed our . self-respect by voting in company with these . persons Many of them are illiterate; white no doubt, but ignorant, stupid, brutal ; incapable of discerning the right in polities, and wanting the. independence te fellow. it; whose moral and political conduct are of others; whu have no more judgment about. political matters or the chaice of public officers than the beasts that perish. We make j the black man pay taxes, why not allow! accord to class of white men as far beneath the negro in intellect, morality, and even ‘in social standing as one class can be below atother.” Sucrat Party.—Thomas Brock, propri‘stor of the Gold Flat House, near Sneath & Clay’s mill, is making arrangements for ‘Social ‘Party; to come off on Saturday evening, August 19th. A general invitation is extended and a pleasant time may be expected. as _ THERE is probability of an Indian war in Arizona. Get. Mason has sent for two more regiments of troops The force at his command is entirely insufficient to carry on the eampaign. Gen. Rosecranz arrived in Virginia, an impromptu reception: He delivered a brief address. Hopkins, takes position on the steps-of Don ohue’s bank, corner of Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Francisco, and proclaims the word of God to such as are willing to hear him. = v A NEGRO named Green nearly slashed off the arm of a man named Wells with a drawing knife, ata farm on the Blue Mountains, Oregon,‘fecently. The arm had to be amputated.’ The negro escaped. ALPHABETICAL: RECORD OF THE REBELLION. A—Stands for Andersonville—the ghastly monument of the most revolting outrage of the century. B —Stands for Booth—let his memory be swallowed up in oblivion. C—Stands for Canada—the asylum for skedaddlers and the nest in which foul traitors have hatch their eggs ef treason. € D—Stands for Davis—the must eminent low comedian, in the female character ot the age. { E—Stands for England—an enemy in our adversity, &@ sycophant in our prosperi Music by the band ; air, Yankee ian ™ F—Stands for Freedom—the bulwark of the nation. G—Stands for Grant—the undertaker who officiated at the burial of the rebellion. . H—Stands for Hardee—his tacttcs could not save him. 1—Stands for Infamy—the spirit of treason. J—Stands for Justice-give it to.the traitors. K=-Stands for Kearsarge—for further particulars see Winslow's Soothing Syrup. eee L—Stands for Lincola—We mourn his loss. M-—Stands for Mason—[more music by the band; air “There came to the beach a poor exile, etc.) N—Stands for Nowhere—the present location of the -S. A. ‘ O—Stands for ‘‘O dear, what can the matter be ?”— For answer to this question, apply to Kirby Smith P—Stands for Peace—nobly won by the gallant sol“ diers of the Union Q—Stands for Quantrell—one of the guerrillas in the rebel mei fe . R—Stands for Rebellion—which is no longer able-to stand for itself. : §—Stands for Sherman—He has a friend and vindicator in Grant. . T-——Stands tor Treason—with a halter around its neck. b Bi coe og Union—“N ow and forever, one and in8e) e. } V—Stands for Victory—further ex planation is not rag’ o W—Stands for Washington—the Nation is true to his memory. ry X—Stnnds for Xtradition—KEnglish papers please OOpy. “ Totieete for Young America—who stands by the on. i D ef Z—Stands for Zodiac—the Stars are all there. Music by the band— The Star re pe Banner. Oh long may It wave, O’er the land of the free; and the home of the brave. Scones els There is a new system of instruction in France, by which people learn to read in a remarkably short space of time. It is called the Lefforian system, from Leffore, ‘the ‘inventor. Twenty-four soldiers who never knew a letter of thealphabe, learned to read fluently in less than a month, apd one. of them read at the end of the tenth lesson. : s As a rule ofconversation with sensible women, do not imagine that you. must keep your Mady talk and gentleman talk in separate bi ts, Jabelled and sorted, unless you want the girls to jaugh in their sleeves at your wishy washy sentimentalism. Talk tothem ina frank, -manly stple, as you would to an intelli: gent gentleman. Don’t suppose, because they are women, they don’t knaw anything. tlie ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGER HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lantaster and Hasey, Proprietors, THURSDAY, August 10, 1865. ’ THe, National expresses a wish to spot all Nevada, August 3d, and was greeted with. . ' Every Sunday a street preacher, named ge . . the person and estate o: . Cause why an order should not be granted to.sell said . onwa L . see EE Ome POPULAR READINGS? . "Whe Giwat American Reader, Miss Angelia S King, Wy hh Srve A SELECT READING of Patriotic and Miscellaneous Pieces, at the : Methodist Church, Nevada city, ON FRIDAY EVENING, Sheridan’s Ride, Warbera Frietche, ‘Ballad of New Orleans, Love Chase, Which have ‘rendered. "“WMekets $1, Tobe had at the Door. Reading to commence at 8 o’eluck, precisely. proved such a great succcss will be oe Mrs. King will give Readings at North San Juan on.the 17th, andat You Bet an the 2ist. auglt SOCIAL PARTY.’ A Grand Social party g Will be given at the ‘Near Sneath & Clay's Mitt; BY THOMAS BROCK. On Saturday Evening, August 19th. A general invitation is extended. Tickets, including Supper; $2 50. Meadow Lake Mill & Mining Co. Meadow Lake District, Nevada Cohnty, Cal. OTICE is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of ‘Trustees of said Company, held on the 10th day of August, 1865. an assessment of Kifteen Cents Pes share was levied -upon the Capital Stock of said Company, payable immediately in United States Gold coin, to the Secretary, at the office of the Compauy, Any stock upon which said Assessment shall remain unpaid on the 15th day of September, 1865, will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on the 26th day of September, 1865 to pay the delingent assessment, tegether with costs: of advertising and experises of sale : A. H. OTHEMAN, Secretary. At J. J. Ott’s Assay Office, 30 Main St f gga irragh Bs NOTICE,—State of California, county of Nevada, ss. In Probate Court.—In the matter of the Estate and guardianship of the Estate of W. H Cassin, a minor. It appearing to the Judge of the Probate Court, of Nevada county, by the petition presented uy augll ‘ said minor, praying for an order to sell real estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of the real estate to provide for the maintainance and education of said minor. It is therefore ordered by the Judge of said Court that the next of kin and all persons interested in said estate appear before said Probate Court, on Tuesday the 8th day of September, 1865, at 10 o’cloek, A. M. at the Court Room of said Probate Court in Nevada city, to’show real estate and that a copy of this order be published till that date in the Nevada Daily Transcript, A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. County of Nevada, ss —I, R. H. Farquhar, clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hereby certify the furegoing to be a true copy of an order duly made and entered upon the minutes of said Court in the above entitled matter, : —~— ) ~ Witness my hand the seal of said Court, } sea ; this 10th day of August, A D. 1865, augll . R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk. , By G. K, Farquhar. EMPIRE SALOON. No. 19 East Side Miil Street, Grass Valley. CADY’S BRICK BUILDING, L. P. JOHNSON, Sng og purchased the interest of James B. Jef. fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends t@ call and see him. At the Empire Saloon will be kept as usualf the finest Wines, Liquors, Ales and Cigars, . To be had in the Mountains. L. P. JOHNSON, TO TAX PAYERS. Nemes is hereby given that the County Assessor of Nevada County, has-this day deliverw into my custody the Assessment Roll of said county and thesame is now open in my office for public inspection. The Board of Equalization will meet on the Secend Monday of August, at the Court House, Nevada city, at which time and place all complaints in regard to the assessed value of any Rony will ARQUHAR. “aug 10 be heard and determined. R.H.F ° a8 Clerk of the Board of Equalization.

Nevada, Aug. 8th. ® MARBLE WORKS. D Street, between First and Second, Near Wells, Fargo & Co's, MARYSVILLE. * ADOLPHUS RAV. OULD respectfully inform the citizens of NeWee count inet long experience fe the busWORK IN MARBLE, SUUH AS MONUMENTS, TOMBS, Grave Stones, Mantel Pieces, Sculp_. Sure, Modeling in Clay, &e. done in a supeADOLPHUS RAU. > E Judson Sae Franciae T D re * rp Wagon Maer Dr K do 8 er Cement HillH Woodleaf do Jas Barrott m DW Ridley Quaker bil J Harais Gold Flat J K Edwards Gross Va F M Hathaway Moores Jas Crane do J Henry Rureka Geo Nye tacote * Boner San Juan R Bartell sees Gen. PH Welch 7. Montgomery Penn . Teeple Omega J imwnotes ede Wa ene Dowasrill . er Hutits A Kimtuer Eureka ee PB ‘ L Smith . de 4 do @ AUGUST 18. . ‘. antee satisfaction in all cases. Wounded, &e.&e. By fair and honorable dealing we} others. GOLD FLAT HOUSE,} M.H Cassin, guardian of . ’ . wines, a, GREGORY & WAITH WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERIES, LIQUORS, FEED, al kinds, MINERS’ FOOLS, &c. &c NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR STOCK IS THE LARGEST “CS and best selected in the mountains dhd we guarhope to secure a share of public patronage. 2 ~ During the several months we have been in business the appreciation of the public has been beyond our most sanguine expéctations. We have established a House where they are to be fouud in the market without paying the bad debts of others. or Cash customers or those just. as good are the kind we are hunting after and none All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on presentation of Bill. We are prepared to fill any order on the shortest notice, that can be filled by any House in the Mountains, and we pledge ourselves not to take undue advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we have the following articles For Sale Cheap: PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, BLASTING POWDER, FUSE, STEEL, ROPE, Hemp and Rubber Packing, QUICKSILVER, by the Tank or pound. ‘ TUBS, PAILS, Wood & Willew Ware, ass'd. A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. ~ NAILS, All soris by the keg or pound. ” as S A general and fine assortment of er AMMUNITION, <¢ Of all kinds for Sportsmen, Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot, -rcaANDLE 8 4; ANY QUANTITY. f Brandies, Whiskys, Ales, Porters, Bitters, . Syrups And in short everything in that line. Keresene. Lard Oil, Sperm, ete.’ Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and on satisfactory terms _ All Goods delivered at a reasonable disFREE OF CHARGE. o Call and see our Stock and judge ; our friends and the publie“can get good articles if . Read . . : Ld New Business. ein ORAWFORD, LEAVITT & 00's 4 © TO THE PEOPLE! “wt, ee ‘en $40,000 Worth of J Heavy and Shelf Hardware, Powder : Mining Tools, Rubber Belting, ‘Wagon Timber, Nails, GROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, ‘Wines, Liquors, &c. &e, Now in their SPACIOUS STORE ROOMS, Nos. 52 Broad and 48 Pine Streets, In the **Kidd & Knox Block’? And For Sale WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BE OUR UNION OF STOCKS AND -m the San Francisco markets, we are enabled to compete successfully with bay house out of San Francisco, and now offer our Goods to the trade at profits lower than ever before made in the the mountains. Our Motto: Heavy Sales and Small Profits We will deliver our Goods a reasonable distance from the city, FREE OF CHARGE —IN THE— Hardware.& Grocery Departments 7 e 4 WINE CELLAR, Will constantly be found everythin line, to which we soapeerilly invite fh tion and inspection of the Trade. in their e attenTAKE NOTICE. _All persons indebted to the late firms of A. H. HANSON & CO., LEAVITT & HAMILTON, and W. H. CRAWFORD & CO. are requested to settle their accounts. of our BROAD STREET STORE, ‘TEN TON SCALE! Charge for Weighing—Low. . CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Nevada, April 2nd, 1865. 10 DOZ. Long Handled Shovels on hand anu arriving, at CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 17 , NOx. Axe and Pick Helves, CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. FLASKS UICKSILVER, just re ceived and bh sale b : _ CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. 300 KEGS BLASTING POWDER, Ou Banu aud fer sale b VITT & CO. CRAWFORD. LEA GALLS. FRESH CRANBER0 RAWFORD. LEAVITT & CO. —* Pale, 250 sespe ft ) LEAVITT & CO. sacks one snd arriving. For sale by CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. Pine Streets, Nevada, Aug. 11th. All Goods im the Grocery line heaper than ever, snd for sale byCRAWFORD, LEAVITT & CO. ] a i with our business facilities both here ang . Have now in successful operation, in front . a Re teen Hews Cour Wedne: a crows or sixty ment. and bei about p culatior while tl ex atrike i ment. te was last the play » the ball the afo were co ball, to same ft your fin; MEAL , ee. Meadov miners . ing shaf mills. ings bei boardin Every d ulation, coveries oughly . Pers terday Maltma atlan, v ing. M Nevada the best returns Incc Mill anc afew di ‘The foll A. G. H cobs, D. M. Full THE] have cor up’’ for has com than the panies . which t they con weeks di amount “ Fine srs. Dag * nificent gelee vs ton ran ranch is ing from the fines tied la the. mar! Dr. . former! Francis years, a dists in most su of the sl arise. . the Nat ready t who are verted rt feet. B » worst b the feet. ous ingr surgery specialit are pern Disea: are cure the bleo ing fron plaints, ence so Meac bones a pains, ¢ villa. Iod Agents,