August 2, 1864 (4 pages)

*: LE Bevada Duily Gennseript, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24. —— a : FOR PRESIDENT, : en pineal FOR VICE PRESIDENT. _ ANDREW’ JOHNSON. Eastuan News.—A large rebel cavalry and artillery force; 8,000 strong, entered Chambersburg, July 30th, at 30’clock a. mM: Gov, Curtin bas issued a proclamation calling the people to arme to defend their homes. — The wires are al cut between Chambersburg -and Cumberland. The people are enrolling rapidly at Harrisbarg. At Philadelphia the excitement is intense invasion of out sotl,. A gentleman who left. Chambersburg on the 30th says that the merchants and business men packed up their stocks and went beyong the reath of the rebels by 10 o'clock the evening previous. When the rebels entered the city they encamped on the Fair Grounds. They were met a short distance from Mercersbarg by a small force from Carlislo Barracks, who Opposed their advance stubbornly, but were cumpelled to withdraw. The disposition ot the: rebel forces after they crossed the Potomac is dis~—eribed~ by the informant as follows: One party moved through Mercersburg, another through Waynesboro, and a third by way of Greencastle. Gen. Averill is reported as having engaged their center and compelling them to fall back. A large number of fugi»’ tives and colored people accompany the trains of the rebels. ‘The rebels are report__ed_to-have-burned the Court House, Town Hall, and all other buildings at Chambers. burg. Various estimates are made of the Humbe ' ne 1 putting them at 30,000. erowent relative to affairs in Pennsylvania. _.The preparations made to get. there with ‘the militia of the State are ample to give the invaders a severe thrashing. It ie anid that Breckintidge is making a faid towards Wheeling, or is about to return by way of Kanawa valley. It seems by the statements of these privoners that it is the intention of Longstreet to threaten Washing' ton, while Breckinridge makes a raid in-the mountaine and Karly holds the Shenandoah valley. i Official advices state that the utmost con= fidence is felt at Washington that Grant will soon achieve 4 series of brilliant successes, and that the rebel capital will svon bein our Petersburg was being vigorously shelled by our forces on the 28th ult., and several bulldiogs were aot on fite, causing considerable consternation. Three brigades of rebels with theit arme are reported captured by our troops in the vicinity of City Point. Another battle occurred at Atlanta, July 28th. Our lose waa lees than six hundred, _ While the rebel loss is estimated by General Howard at five thousand. The explosion of a mine under the rebel fort, immediately in front of the Ninth Army Corps, near Petersburg, on the 30th ult., resulting in the demolition of the fort with 16 guns. Immediately after the explosion our artillery opened with one simultaneous continuous roar along the whold line. The’ Ninth Corpe then charged on the rebels, driving them before them to their second line of intreachmonts and taking a number of prisonere. These prisoners state that tho rebels hed been busy mining under our works aud that ia two days they would have been ready ty blow them up. . A battle is going on in which the Ninth Corpe is eugaged, with the Eighteenth supporting them. The firing 1s still going on withgreat Try. We bave possession of the eatire line of rebel works with a large number of prisoners. Graot, Meade, with all the Corpe Generals, are at. the front watching the progress of affairs. ee: Sherman's araty are again in motion, and the capture of Atlanta is certain withia a few daye. Hood, the rebel commander at that place aaye that he can hold out but 4 ‘ short time longer, but will defend it to the last. ° Gounp & Curry stock sold on the 29th at $1,020; closing weak at $950-bid. si Carrain Joho C. Mitchell, «” son of the irish refugee, bas been put in command of Fort Sumter. . He is only 25 yours of age. ee Tue Kearearge, in her fight with the AlaDama, received a 100-peuad shell in ber stera-poat, which remains unexploded. a ) j Pointed to take testimony and Feport judg . With a rash. At the-quarter-pole the mare coHared aim, but breaking, she fell buck and . the stretch the mare made a determined of» Counry CourT—Avcost Teum.—A Grand Jury wae ordered.for Thursday morn_ A venire for 24 trial jurors; returnable Au= gust 16, was ordered. 4 Gablecth ve Caldwell. T.P. Hawley aps ment, The Town of Grass Valley va 8. D. Bosworth, Administrator of the estate of H.D. Cady, deceased. Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. H. M. Moore ve his creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee. se: People vs Rouse. Motion of counsel for & change of venue denied . as eee ‘Howard vs Bulacher. Demurrer to original: complaint overruled. —Demurrer ‘inters ‘posed in County Court taken under advise mnent. _The following cases were set for trial : Hogan vs. Geo. D. Roberts, Aug. 3d. Murphy vs. Shady Creek Co., Aug. 3d. Dougherty vs. Dalton. Aug. 4th. Webster vs. Mattison, Aug. 5th. ' Welch-vs. Berry, Aug. 6th. a D. A. ‘Howard vs. Bulacher, Aug. 8th. © The People vs. Crawford, Aug. 15th. The People va. Rouse, Aug. 16th. The People-vs. Howard, 16th. Court adjourned to Wedtiesday ‘morning, at 10. 6’clock. ra RACE aT San FRANCI8CO.—Quite an exciting trotting match came of at the Bay View Park, on Friday, the 29th inst., for $250 a side, between “Humboldt” and “Lady Clinton.” As both horses are well kaown iti this community, we give a short account of the race, which we clip from the Spirit of aod R. E. Kerrison were selected as and J. C. Birdseye, Timer. At the first heat th in front of the stand sind the word was given. Humboldt immediately broke into a run which he kept up until he fok the pole.— Dennison pulled out and endeavored. to force the pace, but it was evidect that the mare had the wrong foot foremost, and though she did not break still she ‘could not close the 4p, which wag two lengths at the balf mile; this increased to three in the upper turn, and Humboldt came home aa easy winner of the heat. Time 2:48, At the second heat the. start was effected ‘with lesa trouble. Humboldt started off judges, was unable to regain the position. At the hatf mile Humboldt tad put a length and a half of daylight between them. From there out both horses trotted finely. Through fort for the beat, but to no effect, Humboldt winning by three-fourths of a length in 2:46. To the third heat the drivers changed, a well known sporting gentleman handling the ribbuns overthe mare. . The tactics changed also. Instead of the rushing for the start, both drivers were overcautious. and -each seemed to excel the other in their wish to come up trotting aquarely. A good send off was finally obtuined, but the vim was all out of the mare, and though the amateur driver made a gallant attempt for the heat it was useless, Humboldt winning by a good length in 2:454. Be VALUABLE RELIC.—When .the steamer Lexington was burned on Long Ieland Sound, about thirty years ago,a man swam ashore ona bale of Cotton. The bale was keptin the family until about a month ago, when it was sold in Providence for $500. Renn FAILURE OF «A Vineinia BANKING House.—The Call learns from good author. § ity thatthe firm of Stateler & Arrington, bankers of Virginia, N. 'T., have failed for a large Amount: ‘This was one of the heavier est institutions of the kind in the Territory, SHOOTING AFFAIR IN MEN DOCINO == The. Ukiah Herald of the 22d says that a Mr. Coots and William Ackerman were shot in an affray there, the latter mortally, as it is belteved. Smith and Strong, from Sonoma County were the assailants, and at once fled; the former is supposed to be badly wounded. ALL spiritualiats throughvut thie country and Canada, are invited to meét in conven« tiun in the city of Chicago on the 9th day of August next. GENERAL Blunt positively declines the proffered honor of a nomination for the gubs ernatorial offive in Kansas. i On the first Sunday of August, the Moat Rev. Archbishop Alemany, will dedicate to the worsbip of God, the new church of San Leandro, ia the'village of the’same name in ‘. Alameda county. = the Times.-&H--Hagadori, Chas. Osborn . on ‘. “I remember well three years ago in August, “through the streets of Paducab. Apaitwat Endsguroff; the Russian commander of the Pacific squadron, will arrive on the Uncle Sem. . THe primary meetings of the Union men of Bitte are to be held on the 20th of August: a Joseru Maca, a Frenchman, was . brought into Monterey on Friday last from the mantaza in the suburbs of the ety, where he was employed as cook, ona charge of attempting to poison the hands employed THe Nevada Constitutional Election takes place Septeinber 2d -"Thé impression generally prevails that the Constitution will be “BEVERAL stowaways were discovered on the opposition ocean steamer America while she was putting to sea on Saturday last. To their great disgust they were sent ashore near North Point. “HARRY Garthwaite, who bas been incarcerated for some months onthe charge of obtaining muney under false pretences, was on Thursday admitted to bail‘in the eum” of $4,000. Tue Governor of Idaho Territory has Offered a reward of $500 tor the murderer of one G. Lorenzo, killed near Lewiston about the17th of February, Gen. GRANT’s PRomPpTNess.—Col. Wo. 8. Hillyer, formerly Gen. Grant’s. Chief of the Seventh regiment band at his residence in New York. Ina speech of thanks to big friends, who had assembled, he spoke in the warmest terms of Gen. Grant‘s ability and firmness, and expressed bis confidence of the and ‘success Of our armies in Vitginia. Among other incidents which he related of the General, was the following :— when Gen. Gra 7 istrict of Cairo, Cilinois, news was brought him that the rebel army had seized Paducah, Kentucky, and were moving on Columbus. He telegraphed ¢o Gen. Fremont, who was then in command in Missouri, asking permiasion to go and take Paducab. It was then three o'clock in the afternoon. —-Hour-after hour passed by avd no reply from St: Louis. Seven o'clock came and the officer announced the troops had embarkid and the caissons were ready, still no answer. The operator at St, Louis waa questioned about the telegram, and replied that the dispatch had been placed in Gen. remont’s hands} and, gentles men, he -had-telegraphed on to Washington to. know whether it would be pulicy to intlemen Who should have been the heroes of this-war weré playing the part of walking gentlemen. Midnight came, -and still no auawer, when General Grant; turning to me, . said: ‘Come on, 1 will take Paducah if it costs me my commission.” And the morning sun shone on Federal bayeneta marching . That act not only saved the Tennessee and Cumbers land rivers, but paved the way for those exeditions which ended in the capture of forte Froney and Dunelson. He started back to Paducah and there received instructions to ‘take Paducah, if you. are strong enough.’ This is a matter of the military history of this war, and it shows you the great military characteristic of General Grant.” ra a i ee Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...<.NEVADA CITY LANCASTER ee & HASEY, Proprietors. SaTcerpDay, July 30th. W White San Francisto I Palmer French Corral M Brindall . do W McKonald Sacrame B Riggs & w You Bet L Calkinger Brash or Mrs Culber do W Dearburn Austin T Grunwell. gs ¢ B Neaball Sacramento qeieen Quaker hill H Quadlin Virginia H Hill do L. Green Grats Val G Brynard Sacramento M Sheakley Sacramen OM Kvans do » W Briggs Omé¢ga & 2chiliren do K Pierge do K Davidson Mary svill J Malroy Nevada R Rafford Jacksons D Felton do H Brown Sacramento (C Lee do A H Mallory Red Dog P Tolliferro do { Gardner Little Yorkae SunpDay, July 31. 8S Major San Juan I McConn Deer creek J Caldwell Moores > gs Omega Mies Harding “San Sua I @unster You Bet J C\Fall Marysville T Comstock Cal S Co Miss EK Terrill Sacram D Logig Moorea FP Smith Kuraka do T Mc Cann R Mountain C Dunning Lake = D Howell Marysville H Bumgardner Rock ¢ D Hastings Virginia Wm Rabb Selby Flat A Stone Sacramento T Parker Eureka R Scott do E Prat: B Ranch H Brown do’ A McLaughlin do ~ N Eleter Nevada — ener LIST OF LETTERS, ReMANiNe UNCLAIMED in the Y Post Office at Nevada city, California, August 1, 1304. To obtam any of these letters, the applicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, ,ive joe date of the list and Pay one cent for adver Sing. A XK7"1f not called for within onx MONTH, th wil be sent to the Dead Letter Otkee, ied hk. F. BEAN, Postmaster. . Graham Joha Jeffery Richard Johnson John W ‘Monet Maxime Allen A Beard Gardner G Bettels Joe Bonothaux Xavier Staff, was complimented by a serenade from’! vade the sacred soil of Kentucky, and gen. ‘LAFAYETTE BAKERY, —AND— [Great Excitement . CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Hee opened a 2 TIN WARE STORE, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on. Musical Instruments and Foretgn Fancy Geods. San Francisco, July 29. f Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware line promptly ex cuted, such as tin roofing, &c. ‘» di2 am Cc. TAYLOR, Campbel Patriek Nuir David Campbell Lewis Nedrow G ox Bena By. s ee D ox fe de posslees Frank’ Vooss Frea =" Thomas ‘Welch Henry 8 Fryer Fagriek Whitby B : Gouleon Mise M L 4 Attorne y and Comnscier at Law, ¥ FICE—Miill Street. Grane Valley. Oe Wo Popete aie ley 9 B. customers that he can be found at his old . from NEW BOOT STORE. LUTZ would inform his old friends and ICE CREAM SALOON, ace ome TUES ILLIAM KOHLER informs the La Dincoveries! aaa W. dies and Gentleman of Nevada that he has Vatuable x Removed his well known Bakery, to his new = building on : : Re BROAD STREET. -F * THE And has fitted up a neat lee Cream Saicon OPPOSITION AL VE YET! ‘crowd s for the aecommodaeion of Ladies where the most xan & Joh: “Be sheen ef sre ween hee rae rane On account o: ‘or his Can° ae 1 hg order to supply his customers at short noClo r ‘ > part of thee. Constantiz on. hand a assortment of 5. ‘of twen Cakes, and fresh Prench & . American. : : 7 = ; ; ‘roll. See nell . Re Great Campaign ofthe Season han ~_ the a ICE CREAM SALOON! tow beem commenced by ase _’ JULIUS DREYFUS, P. BANNER : — OULD inform the Ladies aad Gentlemen of i eareae Nevada that he keeps n hand, at the : ae esUnited Sates Bakery, Pine St. At bis well-known Be . ‘Phe very best quality of ——# } “ a“, Toe Cream, Confectionery and Cake. _ Emporium of Fashion," 1 et teen All of whichis manufactured at this: Betablish-. —_— _ ON THE CORNER oF Of a trie meee of preemies “popes po ann has og : Z patriots t' as an Ice Department. . wbrer¥ kind of Candice for vale wabeseen es . BROAD AND PIN PSTREETS Revol Cake of every kind kept on hand and made to ! wee t ci ot ery yy notice _ ay Sag wei ‘ Ceintee { ‘a ' nae why 5 Lhave in my emplo at.of Confee ae after k call pct a and Bakers can Mi : tee Mgmt On and this date ali kinds of . ware be urchased at this place to be of a supe F qualieT ‘ ea yi; es . all you in want om a SUM™M ER CLOTH ING 8 whose {e gs in this line. 1 fS a ‘a Neva . et: *» Furnishing Gooag, —_ BROAD STREET BA KER Toa B ae me Ps ct ras a team me ‘BOOTS & SHOES, BOY'S CLOTHING, oe f eer ee yi ‘ ; ceased v W. J. DAVIS, . : hi ks, Valises, &e. this ther freee ~~ sp of mo pve. ie Se im ide together nds, former patrons “the -public ve Will be retailed off at ~~ ® generally Pag tn — i his old stand ere scan hg le on Broa reet, \ . ' ~ ) i ¢ Where he will keepemhand as heretofore, the . S@i1 Francisco Wholesale Prices ! Able oj tof ate Sgn ee E Family Bread, . ie On pecount of making room for’ large stock of 4 Sarge; es, E ay . yam asi me ae) “Waccilsaesy, 1 FALL COODS! auditors . SeMee . whieh will soon arrive here. Now is the time make up {Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowto supply your wants as you will save twen-= adopti ed upon me I respectfally ask a continuans ef ty cents on every doll option the — wae, J-DAVES! . aK at journed. Antelope Restau rant. P. BANNER’S STORE. Scuno : er Tast quart ALEX. GAULT, I might go on and set down the prices of a few j Soheole o “ Takes this method of informing . common articles only to make a show of it—but s : 7 his friends and the public in gener. by giving me a cali you will be satisfied that you s that the . al that he has opened a First-Class . can buy Clothing, &c, a~lowerratts thee . fore th ‘Restaurant, a few doors below his . in any other housein Nevada County, ' : ec old stand, on as we have put the prices of our Goods downto” . provide a . BROAD STKEET, such low rates that will } We enacs Where meals'will be served up at all hours. y 7 s.% i : . The Restaurant will at all times be supDety all Competition ! High Sch plied with the delicacies the market affords u school roc Oyster Suppers got upon the shortest no . Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox's Pine stree tice. Don’t forget the new place—next door to block, corner of Broad and Pine s reets, Nevada. Miss &. Coffey’s Milliney Kestablishment. on ce modate a Broad Street. a Saeeniaee PP. BANNER. The prop . . WATTS __ Wonders never cease! without eae elena nD ert Mend nee loying m ; A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last giv* NERVOUS -ANTIDOTE en to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we the Public beepeak for 1t abundant success. It appears to + IS THE. be mo secret, as the Agent setids a circular giv THe 8a ' ing its ingredients to any physician who mayde . splendid t = _ACvueee SRerCEnet . . sire to know its ‘combination. It is foend-ig-—-}delighting The Elizir--Vitae so tong sought DY . another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Sacrament the Philosophers of all Ages, + ‘ , : P ; Dock and Todine Alterative. is . some time. HEAR! HEAR!! READ AND TRY!!! =. day, bound pees! any . THE FLORENCE Haddon I have ee [ulespeatory Rheumations for etx Ip the only SEWING MACHINE that thie w , weeks #0 bad I could not move or + tried wr * ie way i every known remedy without effect. [ t one P bottle ef Watts? Nervous Antidote. ;, ano Makes F our Distinct Stitches people will ain. ot another, and am quite well, ave b 6 and it the same as ever doe says. yt is a And has : anne Weaderful remedy. es Oren OR, THE REVERSIBLE FEED: _— NaTiox = ¥ “a GEO. A. RANDALL, . tions. of th I was very much afflicted with St. Vitus’ Dance : : ’ . : ne ileeding mine 1 nave taken the Nervous Agent for NevadaCo., at Weaver & Co.’s store : be Ba ong Antidote and am perfectly restored to health ; Ky Also on sale a full supply of Needles, Silk ing. ae the twitthing nerves also round the month {s re. : .* moved, and fam again working at my trade with . Thread, ete. jullé-tt . * . chureh dag east and prance HENRY 81 8. will be del man street. ooklyn. j } s . One botete otee ae ao aired we of LivI eh crowd the . er Complaint anda vio n in theside. 1 ean go to work. * bf § Lhehidg teat B Just Received by THE Cc : ent Avenue, Brooklyn, ; ae ; v MICHAEL LONG, of the Un Watts’ Nervous Antidote has cured me of } Cough and Nervous Debility of verv tong stand Next building below C. H. Meyer & Co's store, bi be be ing. teel the greaeeat efit from it, in ue r appetite and general health. JANE THOMAS. ON BROAD STREET, Hes é; “ Fifteenth street, west of 8th Avenue. County Co = Nevada, July 29th. Committee I — soourat t Sonnet from bay ode Ner. __ yous Antidote in Nervous ty and Deafness : it has improved my hearing, ral health and. THEODORE VAN TASSELL, — County spirits, in fact. have received the test good DEALRR IN ‘ . month of J from it. Pa = MRS. a at's ; Collector, c ooper’s Avenue, Newpor . : , Pai a Watts. be : ag 3 Sir— Your med&c. &c cine is the most astonishing thin 1 ever met . Neo. 227 Monet . . x in the world. As I told you was Weak. p — ne ee ae Biesk. E &. H. G, I ervous, hed ao Appetite. and sot oble to do eae from the country Promptly attended to. f from home, anything ; I took one mfal of your med. , isco, ; ; : lene night. and in the mornin : pA had fresh ssc hdossarain nda Aste i his brother ea different person ate « good reakfast, did 4 my — easily. and lic ce } well FAI RY PE R FU M E! , fi _— —— ee “st Cmase Street.” . . Supertor'ts anything inthe Perfame. GeoreE For sale wholesale by CRANE & BRIGHAM . ¥ allraaede mn el ss or sale wholesale by NE & A "or sale at the Commercial 8 Drug Store, ; ‘ Druggists, corner Clay and Front streets, San a -~-B Frane #co, and all respectable Draggiote ea the ye By JOS. M. LEVEY, Tue Ore © Ceast. * tf : ae ROBERT MAYERS, } that place For sale Who!esale or retail by FANCY sB AZAAR, . gathered fro No, 442 Montgomery Street, Southeast porte of phy JOSEPH M. LEVEY, corner of Pine, San Francisco. ed this year Commercial Street. Nevada city. . Importer of WE rejoi Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry de Argus, that take the cit; joining, and: declares tha’ best in Calif Is San Fr Smith and . fined $100, 1 in jail, for v

*: LE Bevada Duily Gennseript, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 24. —— a : FOR PRESIDENT, : en pineal FOR VICE PRESIDENT. _ ANDREW’ JOHNSON. Eastuan News.—A large rebel cavalry and artillery force; 8,000 strong, entered Chambersburg, July 30th, at 30’clock a. mM: Gov, Curtin bas issued a proclamation calling the people to arme to defend their homes. — The wires are al cut between Chambersburg -and Cumberland. The people are enrolling rapidly at Harrisbarg. At Philadelphia the excitement is intense invasion of out sotl,. A gentleman who left. Chambersburg on the 30th says that the merchants and business men packed up their stocks and went beyong the reath of the rebels by 10 o'clock the evening previous. When the rebels entered the city they encamped on the Fair Grounds. They were met a short distance from Mercersbarg by a small force from Carlislo Barracks, who Opposed their advance stubbornly, but were cumpelled to withdraw. The disposition ot the: rebel forces after they crossed the Potomac is dis~—eribed~ by the informant as follows: One party moved through Mercersburg, another through Waynesboro, and a third by way of Greencastle. Gen. Averill is reported as having engaged their center and compelling them to fall back. A large number of fugi»’ tives and colored people accompany the trains of the rebels. ‘The rebels are report__ed_to-have-burned the Court House, Town Hall, and all other buildings at Chambers. burg. Various estimates are made of the Humbe ' ne 1 putting them at 30,000. erowent relative to affairs in Pennsylvania. _.The preparations made to get. there with ‘the militia of the State are ample to give the invaders a severe thrashing. It ie anid that Breckintidge is making a faid towards Wheeling, or is about to return by way of Kanawa valley. It seems by the statements of these privoners that it is the intention of Longstreet to threaten Washing' ton, while Breckinridge makes a raid in-the mountaine and Karly holds the Shenandoah valley. i Official advices state that the utmost con= fidence is felt at Washington that Grant will soon achieve 4 series of brilliant successes, and that the rebel capital will svon bein our Petersburg was being vigorously shelled by our forces on the 28th ult., and several bulldiogs were aot on fite, causing considerable consternation. Three brigades of rebels with theit arme are reported captured by our troops in the vicinity of City Point. Another battle occurred at Atlanta, July 28th. Our lose waa lees than six hundred, _ While the rebel loss is estimated by General Howard at five thousand. The explosion of a mine under the rebel fort, immediately in front of the Ninth Army Corps, near Petersburg, on the 30th ult., resulting in the demolition of the fort with 16 guns. Immediately after the explosion our artillery opened with one simultaneous continuous roar along the whold line. The’ Ninth Corpe then charged on the rebels, driving them before them to their second line of intreachmonts and taking a number of prisonere. These prisoners state that tho rebels hed been busy mining under our works aud that ia two days they would have been ready ty blow them up. . A battle is going on in which the Ninth Corpe is eugaged, with the Eighteenth supporting them. The firing 1s still going on withgreat Try. We bave possession of the eatire line of rebel works with a large number of prisoners. Graot, Meade, with all the Corpe Generals, are at. the front watching the progress of affairs. ee: Sherman's araty are again in motion, and the capture of Atlanta is certain withia a few daye. Hood, the rebel commander at that place aaye that he can hold out but 4 ‘ short time longer, but will defend it to the last. ° Gounp & Curry stock sold on the 29th at $1,020; closing weak at $950-bid. si Carrain Joho C. Mitchell, «” son of the irish refugee, bas been put in command of Fort Sumter. . He is only 25 yours of age. ee Tue Kearearge, in her fight with the AlaDama, received a 100-peuad shell in ber stera-poat, which remains unexploded. a ) j Pointed to take testimony and Feport judg . With a rash. At the-quarter-pole the mare coHared aim, but breaking, she fell buck and . the stretch the mare made a determined of» Counry CourT—Avcost Teum.—A Grand Jury wae ordered.for Thursday morn_ A venire for 24 trial jurors; returnable Au= gust 16, was ordered. 4 Gablecth ve Caldwell. T.P. Hawley aps ment, The Town of Grass Valley va 8. D. Bosworth, Administrator of the estate of H.D. Cady, deceased. Judgment for plaintiff in accordance with prayer of complaint. H. M. Moore ve his creditors. Sheriff appointed assignee. se: People vs Rouse. Motion of counsel for & change of venue denied . as eee ‘Howard vs Bulacher. Demurrer to original: complaint overruled. —Demurrer ‘inters ‘posed in County Court taken under advise mnent. _The following cases were set for trial : Hogan vs. Geo. D. Roberts, Aug. 3d. Murphy vs. Shady Creek Co., Aug. 3d. Dougherty vs. Dalton. Aug. 4th. Webster vs. Mattison, Aug. 5th. ' Welch-vs. Berry, Aug. 6th. a D. A. ‘Howard vs. Bulacher, Aug. 8th. © The People vs. Crawford, Aug. 15th. The People va. Rouse, Aug. 16th. The People-vs. Howard, 16th. Court adjourned to Wedtiesday ‘morning, at 10. 6’clock. ra RACE aT San FRANCI8CO.—Quite an exciting trotting match came of at the Bay View Park, on Friday, the 29th inst., for $250 a side, between “Humboldt” and “Lady Clinton.” As both horses are well kaown iti this community, we give a short account of the race, which we clip from the Spirit of aod R. E. Kerrison were selected as and J. C. Birdseye, Timer. At the first heat th in front of the stand sind the word was given. Humboldt immediately broke into a run which he kept up until he fok the pole.— Dennison pulled out and endeavored. to force the pace, but it was evidect that the mare had the wrong foot foremost, and though she did not break still she ‘could not close the 4p, which wag two lengths at the balf mile; this increased to three in the upper turn, and Humboldt came home aa easy winner of the heat. Time 2:48, At the second heat the. start was effected ‘with lesa trouble. Humboldt started off judges, was unable to regain the position. At the hatf mile Humboldt tad put a length and a half of daylight between them. From there out both horses trotted finely. Through fort for the beat, but to no effect, Humboldt winning by three-fourths of a length in 2:46. To the third heat the drivers changed, a well known sporting gentleman handling the ribbuns overthe mare. . The tactics changed also. Instead of the rushing for the start, both drivers were overcautious. and -each seemed to excel the other in their wish to come up trotting aquarely. A good send off was finally obtuined, but the vim was all out of the mare, and though the amateur driver made a gallant attempt for the heat it was useless, Humboldt winning by a good length in 2:454. Be VALUABLE RELIC.—When .the steamer Lexington was burned on Long Ieland Sound, about thirty years ago,a man swam ashore ona bale of Cotton. The bale was keptin the family until about a month ago, when it was sold in Providence for $500. Renn FAILURE OF «A Vineinia BANKING House.—The Call learns from good author. § ity thatthe firm of Stateler & Arrington, bankers of Virginia, N. 'T., have failed for a large Amount: ‘This was one of the heavier est institutions of the kind in the Territory, SHOOTING AFFAIR IN MEN DOCINO == The. Ukiah Herald of the 22d says that a Mr. Coots and William Ackerman were shot in an affray there, the latter mortally, as it is belteved. Smith and Strong, from Sonoma County were the assailants, and at once fled; the former is supposed to be badly wounded. ALL spiritualiats throughvut thie country and Canada, are invited to meét in conven« tiun in the city of Chicago on the 9th day of August next. GENERAL Blunt positively declines the proffered honor of a nomination for the gubs ernatorial offive in Kansas. i On the first Sunday of August, the Moat Rev. Archbishop Alemany, will dedicate to the worsbip of God, the new church of San Leandro, ia the'village of the’same name in ‘. Alameda county. = the Times.-&H--Hagadori, Chas. Osborn . on ‘. “I remember well three years ago in August, “through the streets of Paducab. Apaitwat Endsguroff; the Russian commander of the Pacific squadron, will arrive on the Uncle Sem. . THe primary meetings of the Union men of Bitte are to be held on the 20th of August: a Joseru Maca, a Frenchman, was . brought into Monterey on Friday last from the mantaza in the suburbs of the ety, where he was employed as cook, ona charge of attempting to poison the hands employed THe Nevada Constitutional Election takes place Septeinber 2d -"Thé impression generally prevails that the Constitution will be “BEVERAL stowaways were discovered on the opposition ocean steamer America while she was putting to sea on Saturday last.. To their great disgust they were sent ashore near North Point. “HARRY Garthwaite, who bas been incarcerated for some months onthe charge of obtaining muney under false pretences, was on Thursday admitted to bail‘in the eum” of $4,000. Tue Governor of Idaho Territory has Offered a reward of $500 tor the murderer of one G. Lorenzo, killed near Lewiston about the17th of February, Gen. GRANT’s PRomPpTNess.—Col. Wo. 8. Hillyer, formerly Gen. Grant’s. Chief of the Seventh regiment band at his residence in New York. Ina speech of thanks to big friends, who had assembled, he spoke in the warmest terms of Gen. Grant‘s ability and firmness, and expressed bis confidence of the and ‘success Of our armies in Vitginia. Among other incidents which he related of the General, was the following :— when Gen. Gra 7 istrict of Cairo, Cilinois, news was brought him that the rebel army had seized Paducah, Kentucky, and were moving on Columbus. He telegraphed ¢o Gen. Fremont, who was then in command in Missouri, asking permiasion to go and take Paducab. It was then three o'clock in the afternoon. —-Hour-after hour passed by avd no reply from St: Louis. Seven o'clock came and the officer announced the troops had embarkid and the caissons were ready, still no answer. The operator

at St, Louis waa questioned about the telegram, and replied that the dispatch had been placed in Gen. remont’s hands} and, gentles men, he -had-telegraphed on to Washington to. know whether it would be pulicy to intlemen Who should have been the heroes of this-war weré playing the part of walking gentlemen. Midnight came, -and still no auawer, when General Grant; turning to me, . said: ‘Come on, 1 will take Paducah if it costs me my commission.” And the morning sun shone on Federal bayeneta marching . That act not only saved the Tennessee and Cumbers land rivers, but paved the way for those exeditions which ended in the capture of forte Froney and Dunelson. He started back to Paducah and there received instructions to ‘take Paducah, if you. are strong enough.’ This is a matter of the military history of this war, and it shows you the great military characteristic of General Grant.” ra a i ee Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET.....<.NEVADA CITY LANCASTER ee & HASEY, Proprietors. SaTcerpDay, July 30th. W White San Francisto I Palmer French Corral M Brindall . do W McKonald Sacrame B Riggs & w You Bet L Calkinger Brash or Mrs Culber do W Dearburn Austin T Grunwell. gs ¢ B Neaball Sacramento qeieen Quaker hill H Quadlin Virginia H Hill do L. Green Grats Val G Brynard Sacramento M Sheakley Sacramen OM Kvans do » W Briggs Omé¢ga & 2chiliren do K Pierge do K Davidson Mary svill J Malroy Nevada R Rafford Jacksons D Felton do H Brown Sacramento (C Lee do A H Mallory Red Dog P Tolliferro do { Gardner Little Yorkae SunpDay, July 31. 8S Major San Juan I McConn Deer creek J Caldwell Moores > gs Omega Mies Harding “San Sua I @unster You Bet J C\Fall Marysville T Comstock Cal S Co Miss EK Terrill Sacram D Logig Moorea FP Smith Kuraka do T Mc Cann R Mountain C Dunning Lake = D Howell Marysville H Bumgardner Rock ¢ D Hastings Virginia Wm Rabb Selby Flat A Stone Sacramento T Parker Eureka R Scott do E Prat: B Ranch H Brown do’ A McLaughlin do ~ N Eleter Nevada — ener LIST OF LETTERS, ReMANiNe UNCLAIMED in the Y Post Office at Nevada city, California, August 1, 1304. To obtam any of these letters, the applicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, ,ive joe date of the list and Pay one cent for adver Sing. A XK7"1f not called for within onx MONTH, th wil be sent to the Dead Letter Otkee, ied hk. F. BEAN, Postmaster. . Graham Joha Jeffery Richard Johnson John W ‘Monet Maxime Allen A Beard Gardner G Bettels Joe Bonothaux Xavier Staff, was complimented by a serenade from’! vade the sacred soil of Kentucky, and gen.. ‘LAFAYETTE BAKERY, —AND— [Great Excitement . CHAS. TEWKSBURY, Hee opened a 2 TIN WARE STORE, At his old stand—formerly Stoakes’ on. Musical Instruments and Foretgn Fancy Geods. San Francisco, July 29. f Broad Street, Everything in the Tinware line promptly ex cuted, such as tin roofing, &c. ‘» di2 am Cc. TAYLOR, Campbel Patriek Nuir David Campbell Lewis Nedrow G ox Bena By. s ee D ox fe de posslees Frank’ Vooss Frea =" Thomas ‘Welch Henry 8 Fryer Fagriek Whitby B : Gouleon Mise M L 4 Attorne y and Comnscier at Law, ¥ FICE—Miill Street. Grane Valley. Oe Wo Popete aie ley 9 B. customers that he can be found at his old . from NEW BOOT STORE. LUTZ would inform his old friends and ICE CREAM SALOON, ace ome TUES ILLIAM KOHLER informs the La Dincoveries! aaa W. dies and Gentleman of Nevada that he has Vatuable x Removed his well known Bakery, to his new = building on : : Re BROAD STREET. -F * THE And has fitted up a neat lee Cream Saicon OPPOSITION AL VE YET! ‘crowd s for the aecommodaeion of Ladies where the most xan & Joh: “Be sheen ef sre ween hee rae rane On account o: ‘or his Can° ae 1 hg order to supply his customers at short noClo r ‘ > part of thee. Constantiz on. hand a assortment of 5. ‘of twen Cakes, and fresh Prench & . American. : : 7 = ; ; ‘roll. See nell . Re Great Campaign ofthe Season han ~_ the a ICE CREAM SALOON! tow beem commenced by ase _’ JULIUS DREYFUS, P. BANNER : — OULD inform the Ladies aad Gentlemen of i eareae Nevada that he keeps n hand, at the : ae esUnited Sates Bakery, Pine St. At bis well-known Be . ‘Phe very best quality of ——# } “ a“, Toe Cream, Confectionery and Cake. _ Emporium of Fashion," 1 et teen All of whichis manufactured at this: Betablish-. —_— _ ON THE CORNER oF Of a trie meee of preemies “popes po ann has og : Z patriots t' as an Ice Department. . wbrer¥ kind of Candice for vale wabeseen es . BROAD AND PIN PSTREETS Revol Cake of every kind kept on hand and made to ! wee t ci ot ery yy notice _ ay Sag wei ‘ Ceintee { ‘a ' nae why 5 Lhave in my emplo at.of Confee ae after k call pct a and Bakers can Mi : tee Mgmt On and this date ali kinds of . ware be urchased at this place to be of a supe F qualieT ‘ ea yi; es . all you in want om a SUM™M ER CLOTH ING 8 whose {e gs in this line. 1 fS a ‘a Neva . et: *» Furnishing Gooag, —_ BROAD STREET BA KER Toa B ae me Ps ct ras a team me ‘BOOTS & SHOES, BOY'S CLOTHING, oe f eer ee yi ‘ ; ceased v W. J. DAVIS, . : hi ks, Valises, &e. this ther freee ~~ sp of mo pve. ie Se im ide together nds, former patrons “the -public ve Will be retailed off at ~~ ® generally Pag tn — i his old stand ere scan hg le on Broa reet, \ . ' ~ ) i ¢ Where he will keepemhand as heretofore, the . S@i1 Francisco Wholesale Prices ! Able oj tof ate Sgn ee E Family Bread, . ie On pecount of making room for’ large stock of 4 Sarge; es, E ay . yam asi me ae) “Waccilsaesy, 1 FALL COODS! auditors . SeMee . whieh will soon arrive here. Now is the time make up {Thankful for the patronage heretofore bestowto supply your wants as you will save twen-= adopti ed upon me I respectfally ask a continuans ef ty cents on every doll option the — wae, J-DAVES! . aK at journed. Antelope Restau rant. P. BANNER’S STORE. Scuno : er Tast quart ALEX. GAULT, I might go on and set down the prices of a few j Soheole o “ Takes this method of informing . common articles only to make a show of it—but s : 7 his friends and the public in gener. by giving me a cali you will be satisfied that you s that the . al that he has opened a First-Class . can buy Clothing, &c, a~lowerratts thee . fore th ‘Restaurant, a few doors below his . in any other housein Nevada County, ' : ec old stand, on as we have put the prices of our Goods downto” . provide a . BROAD STKEET, such low rates that will } We enacs Where meals'will be served up at all hours. y 7 s.% i : . The Restaurant will at all times be supDety all Competition ! High Sch plied with the delicacies the market affords u school roc Oyster Suppers got upon the shortest no . Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox's Pine stree tice. Don’t forget the new place—next door to block, corner of Broad and Pine s reets, Nevada. Miss &. Coffey’s Milliney Kestablishment. on ce modate a Broad Street. a Saeeniaee PP. BANNER. The prop . . WATTS __ Wonders never cease! without eae elena nD ert Mend nee loying m ; A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last giv* NERVOUS -ANTIDOTE en to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we the Public beepeak for 1t abundant success. It appears to + IS THE.. be mo secret, as the Agent setids a circular giv THe 8a ' ing its ingredients to any physician who mayde . splendid t = _ACvueee SRerCEnet . . sire to know its ‘combination. It is foend-ig-—-}delighting The Elizir--Vitae so tong sought DY . another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Sacrament the Philosophers of all Ages, + ‘ , : P ; Dock and Todine Alterative. is . some time. HEAR! HEAR!! READ AND TRY!!! =. day, bound pees! any . THE FLORENCE Haddon I have ee [ulespeatory Rheumations for etx Ip the only SEWING MACHINE that thie w , weeks #0 bad I could not move or + tried wr * ie way i every known remedy without effect. [ t one P bottle ef Watts? Nervous Antidote. ;, ano Makes F our Distinct Stitches people will ain. ot another, and am quite well, ave b 6 and it the same as ever doe says. yt is a And has : anne Weaderful remedy. es Oren OR, THE REVERSIBLE FEED: _— NaTiox = ¥ “a GEO. A. RANDALL, . tions. of th I was very much afflicted with St. Vitus’ Dance : : ’ . : ne ileeding mine 1 nave taken the Nervous Agent for NevadaCo., at Weaver & Co.’s store : be Ba ong Antidote and am perfectly restored to health ; Ky Also on sale a full supply of Needles, Silk ing. ae the twitthing nerves also round the month {s re. : .* moved, and fam again working at my trade with . Thread, ete. jullé-tt . * . chureh dag east and prance HENRY 81 8. will be del man street. ooklyn. j } s . One botete otee ae ao aired we of LivI eh crowd the . er Complaint anda vio n in theside. 1 ean go to work. * bf § Lhehidg teat B Just Received by THE Cc : ent Avenue, Brooklyn, ; ae ; v MICHAEL LONG, of the Un Watts’ Nervous Antidote has cured me of } Cough and Nervous Debility of verv tong stand Next building below C. H. Meyer & Co's store, bi be be ing. teel the greaeeat efit from it, in ue r appetite and general health. JANE THOMAS. ON BROAD STREET, Hes é; “ Fifteenth street, west of 8th Avenue. County Co = Nevada, July 29th. Committee I — soourat t Sonnet from bay ode Ner. __ yous Antidote in Nervous ty and Deafness : it has improved my hearing, ral health and. THEODORE VAN TASSELL, — County spirits, in fact. have received the test good DEALRR IN ‘ . month of J from it. Pa = MRS. a at's ; Collector, c ooper’s Avenue, Newpor . : , Pai a Watts. be : ag 3 Sir— Your med&c. &c cine is the most astonishing thin 1 ever met . Neo. 227 Monet . . x in the world. As I told you was Weak. p — ne ee ae Biesk. E &. H. G, I ervous, hed ao Appetite. and sot oble to do eae from the country Promptly attended to. f from home, anything ; I took one mfal of your med. , isco, ; ; : lene night. and in the mornin : pA had fresh ssc hdossarain nda Aste i his brother ea different person ate « good reakfast, did 4 my — easily. and lic ce } well FAI RY PE R FU M E! , fi _— —— ee “st Cmase Street.” . . Supertor'ts anything inthe Perfame. GeoreE For sale wholesale by CRANE & BRIGHAM . ¥ allraaede mn el ss or sale wholesale by NE & A "or sale at the Commercial 8 Drug Store, ; ‘ Druggists, corner Clay and Front streets, San a -~-B Frane #co, and all respectable Draggiote ea the ye By JOS. M. LEVEY, Tue Ore © Ceast. * tf : ae ROBERT MAYERS, } that place For sale Who!esale or retail by FANCY sB AZAAR, . gathered fro No, 442 Montgomery Street, Southeast porte of phy JOSEPH M. LEVEY, corner of Pine, San Francisco. ed this year Commercial Street. Nevada city. . Importer of WE rejoi Gold, Silver Watches, Jewelry de Argus, that take the cit; joining, and: declares tha’ best in Calif Is San Fr Smith and . fined $100, 1 in jail, for v