August 24, 1865 (4 pages)

pte aid andes gg ee a Srastscript Z % Veend DAVID BELDEN. For Assemblymen, « Reuben Leach, H. G. Rollins, H. L. Hatch. © For Streriff, i For Assessor, BB Gentry. . E. F. Bean. or Co}iector. ' For Surveyor, ” Chas. Barker. =. 4H. 8. Bradley. For Clerk, i For Coroner, R. H. Farquhar. : W.C. Stiles. For Recordér, » ' Public Administrator, F.C, Garber.’ . : W. W. Co2zens, For District Attorney, . Supt. of Sehools, ‘John Caldwell, . M.S, Deal. _For Treasurer, . " _ For Supervisor, EL F. Spence, , Jonathan Clark. . / SUDICIAB. ELECTION. Wednesday, October 18th. For Supreme Judge, * 8S. W. SANDERSON. t 1, "Kd BOuLTERS.—The bolters are catching the unmistakable and merited wrath of loyal men everywhere. There is not a single Union pa in the Stute, not, strictly in their, patronage and under their support, . which does not denounce in bitter and plain terme, the action of the bolters in the various votinties where there could be found a sufficient number of unprincipled men, formerly in the Union ranks, to furnish a base for their infamous operations. Indeed there never was -a-factiun so universally despised by all honest and right minded men throughout the State. We are glad that this office seoking infection is not general throughout the country. The Sacramento Union of thie business is confined to California. . In the East, whatever differences eecur upon the issues growing out of the war the Union men see thé necessity of maintaining an unbroken front: ~‘No-querrilia tickets have been put in the field there, for they have * had no encouragement. No arrangements have been made with Democrats for-offices.” These bolters constitute » faction and not a party. Their organization has no existence outeide of a few counties in the State, and * Yin these it is confined to a ‘few disappointed former office holders, and a few unprincipled political aspirants to whom preferment is dearer than principle, position than party, and who are alwaye an element of weakness Tathér than strength in any political party which has the misfortune to be afflicted ~owith them. . These men are always troublesome, politically, because they have no political manhood and are governed in all their actions in matters pertaining thereto, by their selfish instincts, disregarding pledgee and promises us things of little or no moment: “Such men, organized or disorganized, when they become thoroughly known and understood, are always powerless, and for the simple reason that they in their actions ate governed by no well grounded principle,} in which they all believe, but by eelfiah dosires which are varied and often conflicting. ‘Their selfish motive is ofvten-so strong that they will even go over tw the enemy to secure their ‘own ends. They should be made in such cases to rea the fruit of their own ain, the growth /of their own.sowing. The Union says: ‘The guerrilla politicians who have combined with the opposition for the defeat of Union \ tiekets will, iftthey persiat, be compelled to re the lot of that party, which ‘haus had ‘@ hing probation oat inthe cold, with only euch eccarional glimpses of the comforts of affice as have been caught by fattening their faces agit the frosted glase.”” Whatever May be the fate of the bolting clique in the @everal counties, whether it-end in their poFitigal ruin or-not, they are go fuol-hardy in % ehuracter that they are bound to fight the ee @hilig Gat. dn Sacramento. says the Union, Mthe spittoon nominees are iv the field, In ; == Nevada and Yuba the guerrillas continue the sight.” An eminent cerener in London recently dec that there were twelve thousand not in the metrepolige whe murdered their own children. _— * ©. 8. A., the boasted initials of the late ao-called “Confederate States ef America,” mean, according taflatest translation, “Crin‘eliuu Skirtum Abequatalum.” THURSDAY, AUGUST #4, 1608, THE Guzette of yesterday is out with the Gena), nuinb-r of dirty squibs against Capt. W. H, Sears, the editor of the bolter’s oryan, Who is nothing more or less than an infamous, political demagogue, has no respect whatever for honesty or men who act had any conscience or was ever known to do ani honest “aet;-it-wns before he became corruptedby the unprincipled and infamous clique of which he is now the head, His tongue, like all inen’s, was probably intended fora divine organ, but the devil is always playing short-hair tunes thereon. One day you find this political sommersault turner furiously denouneing any individual who would try to divide the Union party, and almost the next morning he wakes up the most infamons ofdisorganizers. He,however, denies that he or his friends—the devil you know has-friends—are responsible for what the nasty thing may have said in the past.— He takes an oath one day and breaks it the next; promises todo a thing and then goes 4+and_does exactly the opposite. At one time he denounced the short-hairs as the “d—d Conness clique,” but now. he is the warm personal and political. friend of “our ‘only sober Senator.” Truth is foreign to his tongue, political manliness unknown to him, and honest ‘conduct would seem as strange to him as would holy water tothe “father of lies.” He is but little worse, however, in word or deed than the rest of the bolting: clique.» ; ‘‘Borne by the tide of infamy along . Iné.voice, one mind, inspire the throng.” If there ever was a party hell-born and hell-deserving it is the bolter’s party of this county, audif there ever was a man—a little, infamous, foul-mouthed, contemptible man— decent men, that man 1s Harty Sears. A rabid Republican for years, strong in his pretended hatred of slavery, early active in the party, indebted tothe. very men he now denounces for all the political preferment he has ever reeeived, from the people of the county, standing by the Government during the long and dangerous struggle through which ‘she has passed, this ‘man, (if he is worthy the name of man) when the work ia half finished, the immense labor of reconstruction hardly begun, deserts the old flag, leaves the Union party and seeks for his po litieal-associates the very men he denounced furiously and loudly—we will not say ably — less than six months ago, He now atunds cut off from the.great Union party, opposed to the regular nominations, and occupying the most unenviable position in polities of any man‘in the county. He is now the chief tad-pole in the dirty pool of bolting politicians. Eastern News.—The Congressional contest in Tennessee resulted in the éleetion of “Horace Maynard, Colonels Cooper and Stokes, who are good Union men and in favor of emancipation, and. ex-Governor Wm. B. Campbell who is doubtful. The Congressional election in Kentucky was held on the 7th of August: Noreturns from that State. Colonel George B. Curry has asaumed cammand of the Department of Columbia. didates mentioned for Congress, in the State of Nevada, is Colonel Juhn Cradlebaugh, whom, we believe, was at one time United States Judge in Utah Territory, and was subsequently Judge in Nevada, where he served satisfactorily to all. He has also served his country in the Army of the Tennessee. He is said to bean able anand well fitted for the high position to which he aspires. We are indebted tu Chas. M. Gorham, Secretary of the Northern District Fair, for a complimentary season ticket to the pavilion, stock grounds and park. The fair at Marysville this season promises to be the best and most attractive of any ever held in. the State, ° Benj. Wood and Hyrain Levi were natur} lized in the County Court yesterday, Tae detachment under command of Capt. Cass, sent out by Col. Curtis te capture the wurderers of Williame and Kimball, hae returned to Drum Barracks without having found the-desperadoes. Tue balance ia the State ‘Treasury at the commencemout of business, Munday, Auguat 2st, was $510,144 72.The Rev. Dr. Bannister, of the University of the Pasifiec, declines a nomination by the Santa Cruz bolters. J. M. CUptish tine been re-appointed Postmaster of San Jose. That will be % e from conscientious motives—for if he éver’ deserving the everlasting execration of all . For ConGress.—Among the many ean-. (kee J. C. Garber, our candidate for Recorder, is Gne of the strongest mel on thie tick long been engaged in mining is Little York Township, in which he has been very successful. He is considered by all who know him a8 straightforward, upright and strictly honorable business man, of good ability and energy. He is just the man tobe liked them. We feel sure that he will get a very large vote from the mining class of our citizens, for you cannot find ne intelligent miner in the county, acquainted with Mr. Garber, who does not like him and respect him as agentleman.of much worth. He is a man who will give striet attention to hia duties. His deputies, we have no doubt, will be the best that can be found in the county. The-Union men of Nevada county could net’ have nominated @ better man for Recorder, or one more popular with all who know him, Mr, Garber is sure of an election. Senator, Charles Durkee, of Wisconsin, has been appointed to succeed James D. Doty, deceased; as Governor of Utah. Impudence has culminaled. The force of it can go no-farther. . We thought it was sufficiently b when John Bull rated us for complaining of his fitting out rebel pirates. That was nothing however. It is completely thrown in the shade by a proposition or the Londo News. ‘That journal proposes, that we pay the.Confederate Cotton Debt contracted in Europe by Jefferson Davis & Co., and that we do this as ‘‘an act of Justice to Neutrals!” : THE Chicago Journal, of the 10th ult. in an article welcoming. General Grant : Over the door of an humble saddlery in Galena, Tilinois, there hangs a sign with the inscription— _“Grant & Son.” To that sun, we. the peuple, cry, Welcome to-day. 8 ‘‘Hail to the chief welcome, and al! hail.'’ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Weopnespay, August 23, 1865. D Luek San Francise Chas Barker Ranch D laMontague do AJ Johnson & w B Te Cc H F M Chapman do J C Boynton Ron & Ke~ Geo Simmons do A ASmith do A L Greel do 8 Furth SanJuan . 1S Crall & wife dv Cll Heyes & f Carsone Mise Newell do T Murry'Smarstaville John Cashin Nevada J C Garber Ked Dog R A Pierce.Jucksons r G C Kelly Freneh Cor J Damiir do J R Goodman Nevada J Knox Hunts hell T M Buckman Little Y J Frissie Grass Valley D A Beatiey Nevada FM Watsou do _ FOR CONSTABLE. JOSEPH B GRAY, NNOUNCES himeelf as a candidate fur re elec tionFOR CONSTABLE. Clothes Made, Cleaned and Repaired. Ly . KELLINER. Tailor, No. 47 Pine St. \*%e. is prepatea to mak? every kind of Gientlemen’s garments on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Old garments cieaned and made as good as new—ali spots removed—Kvery garment worn putin complete order = a5 RBOBATE NOTICE,—1n the matter of the Kstateof WM. WALLIS, deceased. In Probute Court, Nevada county It appearing to the Judge of the Probate Court aforesaid, by the peti-. tion presented and filed by R. Cowell, the Administrator of the Estate of "Wm. Wallis, deceased, praying for an order tosell the Real Estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of said Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, and the ‘debts, expenses and of administration. It is therefore ordered that all persors interested in the estate appear before the said Frobate Court on MONDAY, the llthday of September, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon @ said day, at the Court Room of the Probate Court to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell said Keal Estate ; and that a copy of this order be pub; lished in the Nevada Daily ‘Transcript for tour successive weeks. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. County of Nevada, ss.—I. R H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hcreby certify the foregoing 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, this 8th in of August, 1865. or R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk, 4 By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. A. A. Sargent, Atty e aug? ay err ges the District Court of the Fourteenth Jodie District of the State of Calitornia, in and the county of Nevada.— Jane Aubens vs. Isaiah Aubens. Action brought iu ihe Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe State of California, in and for the county of Nevadaand the complaiut filed in said county of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said t#ict Court. ‘ The le of the State of California send Greeting to Isaiah Aubens Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for plaint filed therein, within ten days—exclusive of the oe. of service—after the service on you of this Summons. if served within this county, or. if served out of this county, but within thie Judicial er ba within debe . days ; or ifserv-. ed out Of said District, then within forty days— or judgment by default will be taken inst ou, according to the prayer of . e said action is ht to this Court dissulving existing between piaint storing plaintiff to all the aied woman. And you are if you fail to appear and anawer bo ull the Goce Yor aie retefpraped fo ~~ unaocr end. et. He has never sotight for office, but has by the miners for he is of them and with . thecounty of Nevada, and to answer the com. ae ae ‘ Opposition isthe WRT: a4 hes, 3 ae eel Ae x) showy = SMUT Come One, Come all ! y —TO— P. Banter’ Clothing Store, Cor. Brond & Pine sts. Nevada. And examine the large and extensive Stock of s, Boots, Hat THAT WE ARE SELLING . TWENTY-FIVE-PER GENT CHEAP. ER THAN-ANY OTHER HOUSE _'. [N-NEVA DA COUNTY!a9 UT 9 9G The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods ~~~ at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION hhh hb hhh. Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented., . BP. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. EMPIRE SALOON. No, 19 East Side’ Mii) Street, Grass Yalicy. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. Pid L. P. JOHNSON, HAxwe purchased the interest of James B. Jef fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to 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, _. UMMONS,~State of California, County o U) Nevada. ss. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial was said State The Peeple of the State of California, to ED. MULLER and 8. C. MULLER. Greeting. You are hereby summoned fo appesr and answer to the compinint of HENRY. LAYTON within ten days from the eervice of this writ. ifserved on you in this counb & and within twenty davs ifservedon you in this District and out of this ceunty, and within forty daysif servedon you inthe State and out of this Disfrict, in an action commenced on the Fifteenth day of May. A. D. 1865. in raid Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for.the Foreclo sure of a certain Mortgage. bearing date the Fourteenth fey of November, A.D. 1810, exe: cuted by Ed. Muller and S.C. Muller to Henry Layton and for the sale of the premises therein, and said Compiaiat particularly mentioned and dese ibed, and the application of the moneys azising from euch sale to the pay ment of the amodht due on a certain promiescry note set forth in said Compl:int, madeand delivered by the said Ed. Muller and §. C. Muller to saiciHenry Layton bearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be eaccured, to-wit:—The sumof Two Hundred Dollare, with interest thereon from the Fourteenth day of November, A. D. 1860. at the rate‘of two and one half per cent per month till paid; and if any deficiency shall remain after’ap lyihg all of ssid moneys, peoverey 80 applicable thereto, then that plain. may have execution therefor against the anid Defendants pope that one emotes and al! and every person claiming threugh or under said Defendants au uently to the daie of Plaintifi’s Mort and the commencement of this action, may be aud foreclosed of all right. claim, lien and equity of redemption in ana to the eaid Mort premises, or any part thereof, and for such other and further relief. or both, in the Premises as bees be ta and equitable. And you are hereby notified that-if fail to apand answer eaid Complaint as herein direean Plaintiff will take judyment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in Plaintifl’s said Complaint. Clerk. ang 10 . C. life'of Trade v GREGORY & WA GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, all kind MINERS’ TOOLS,. ke. Sc ! NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR STOCK IS THE LARGES and_best selected in the mountains and we guagSantee satisfaction in all cases. hope to secure a share of public patronage. During theseveral months we have been beyond our most sanguine expectations. _We have established a House whero our friends and the public can get good afticles if they are tobe fouud in the: market without paying the bad debts of others. XrCash customers or those just as -good.are the kind we are hunting after and none eee All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on “presentation of Bill. : due advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we:haye 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 & Willow Ware, ass'd. A General Assortment of Consisting of PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAFLS, All sori by the ke or pound. A general Of all kinds for Sportsmen, _— Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, : A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. eee DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. “FcaANDL E $4 1 ANY QUANTITY. — Wines, ae Brandies, Whiskys, les, Porters, Bitters, “Syrups And in short everything .in that lise. Kerosene. > , Lurd OU, —_——— . Our friends and the public may rely on satisfactory terms ‘ All Goods delivered at a reasonable dstance FREE OF CHARGE. } Caltand see our Stock snd judge . GREGORY & WAITE _ Nevada, Aug. Lith. : By fair and honorable dealing we iq . been in business the appreciation of the public hay 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 un. HARDWARE, Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, ‘= xr AMMUNITLON, co. having good Goods trom our House and oa Union MEE . apdcother spea ings at Red L -‘Moore’s Flat . 99th, French and Ready Au THE GREAT PakK—COMM talked-of fall . commences t of the very be turfmen in the connected wil ranged in the template witn . ever seen on * purse of $200 468 that-have . . public, mile b pess. This w race and we h semblage toe! love for fuei this occasion. ses in-theStat day and the di “Latham,” ‘J Prinee,” “Sig Hanford,” **A sy.” “Diane “Lightning,” mun George,’ and several o better time, m the Glenbroc mide in the & The race ‘tc ing ever trott hive been 1 “Frank Malo Tue Gazet expressed ‘‘t Legislative ti is fulse, like 1 paper. We! opinion. We past and now them, the br who has mo will be beate been travelin tecently, and the prospects Kent and Ha et, they will ; that the bolt to speak ofth their tribe af Tue Fols teems to b Chas. Kent, 1 Nevada coun re-elected.” ken in their F ularly about 1 knowledge, half when ap Kent has abo re-elected as nO sane man Sheriff of Ne ity and wher tor of the T chance tor b the spitoon t “Mtercury bones and 1 pains, enlar; bones, joints hla, are drive eonatitutiona tilla Iudine . ' Agents, San cH Josep through the & candidate . 8 first-rate C why he shou! Ex-Gover thire, died o He was the New Englar aniversally North Carol manhood, w! thirs The tien im the 1817 and by Tar New $150,000 to

pte aid andes gg ee a Srastscript Z % Veend DAVID BELDEN. For Assemblymen, « Reuben Leach, H. G. Rollins, H. L. Hatch. © For Streriff, i For Assessor, BB Gentry. . E. F. Bean. or Co}iector. ' For Surveyor, ” Chas. Barker. =. 4H. 8. Bradley. For Clerk, i For Coroner, R. H. Farquhar. : W.C. Stiles. For Recordér, » ' Public Administrator, F.C, Garber.’ . : W. W. Co2zens, For District Attorney, . Supt. of Sehools, ‘John Caldwell, . M.S, Deal. _For Treasurer, . " _ For Supervisor, EL F. Spence, , Jonathan Clark. . / SUDICIAB. ELECTION. Wednesday, October 18th. For Supreme Judge, * 8S. W. SANDERSON. t 1, "Kd BOuLTERS.—The bolters are catching the unmistakable and merited wrath of loyal men everywhere. There is not a single Union pa in the Stute, not, strictly in their, patronage and under their support, . which does not denounce in bitter and plain terme, the action of the bolters in the various votinties where there could be found a sufficient number of unprincipled men, formerly in the Union ranks, to furnish a base for their infamous operations. Indeed there never was -a-factiun so universally despised by all honest and right minded men throughout the State. We are glad that this office seoking infection is not general throughout the country. The Sacramento Union of thie business is confined to California. . In the East, whatever differences eecur upon the issues growing out of the war the Union men see thé necessity of maintaining an unbroken front: ~‘No-querrilia tickets have been put in the field there, for they have * had no encouragement. No arrangements have been made with Democrats for-offices.” These bolters constitute » faction and not a party. Their organization has no existence outeide of a few counties in the State, and * Yin these it is confined to a ‘few disappointed former office holders, and a few unprincipled political aspirants to whom preferment is dearer than principle, position than party, and who are alwaye an element of weakness Tathér than strength in any political party which has the misfortune to be afflicted ~owith them. . These men are always troublesome, politically, because they have no political manhood and are governed in all their actions in matters pertaining thereto, by their selfish instincts, disregarding pledgee and promises us things of little or no moment: “Such men, organized or disorganized, when they become thoroughly known and understood, are always powerless, and for the simple reason that they in their actions ate governed by no well grounded principle,} in which they all believe, but by eelfiah dosires which are varied and often conflicting. ‘Their selfish motive is ofvten-so strong that they will even go over tw the enemy to secure their ‘own ends. They should be made in such cases to rea the fruit of their own ain, the growth /of their own.sowing. The Union says: ‘The guerrilla politicians who have combined with the opposition for the defeat of Union \ tiekets will, iftthey persiat, be compelled to re the lot of that party, which ‘haus had ‘@ hing probation oat inthe cold, with only euch eccarional glimpses of the comforts of affice as have been caught by fattening their faces agit the frosted glase.”” Whatever May be the fate of the bolting clique in the @everal counties, whether it-end in their poFitigal ruin or-not, they are go fuol-hardy in % ehuracter that they are bound to fight the ee @hilig Gat. dn Sacramento. says the Union, Mthe spittoon nominees are iv the field, In ; == Nevada and Yuba the guerrillas continue the sight.” An eminent cerener in London recently dec that there were twelve thousand not in the metrepolige whe murdered their own children. _— * ©. 8. A., the boasted initials of the late ao-called “Confederate States ef America,” mean, according taflatest translation, “Crin‘eliuu Skirtum Abequatalum.” THURSDAY, AUGUST #4, 1608, THE Guzette of yesterday is out with the Gena), nuinb-r of dirty squibs against Capt. W. H, Sears, the editor of the bolter’s oryan, Who is nothing more or less than an infamous, political demagogue, has no respect whatever for honesty or men who act had any conscience or was ever known to do ani honest “aet;-it-wns before he became corruptedby the unprincipled and infamous clique of which he is now the head, His tongue, like all inen’s, was probably intended fora divine organ, but the devil is always playing short-hair tunes thereon. One day you find this political sommersault turner furiously denouneing any individual who would try to divide the Union party, and almost the next morning he wakes up the most infamons ofdisorganizers. He,however, denies that he or his friends—the devil you know has-friends—are responsible for what the nasty thing may have said in the past.— He takes an oath one day and breaks it the next; promises todo a thing and then goes 4+and_does exactly the opposite. At one time he denounced the short-hairs as the “d—d Conness clique,” but now. he is the warm personal and political. friend of “our ‘only sober Senator.” Truth is foreign to his tongue, political manliness unknown to him, and honest ‘conduct would seem as strange to him as would holy water tothe “father of lies.” He is but little worse, however, in word or deed than the rest of the bolting: clique.» ; ‘‘Borne by the tide of infamy along . Iné.voice, one mind, inspire the throng.” If there ever was a party hell-born and hell-deserving it is the bolter’s party of this county, audif there ever was a man—a little, infamous, foul-mouthed, contemptible man— decent men, that man 1s Harty Sears. A rabid Republican for years, strong in his pretended hatred of slavery, early active in the party, indebted tothe. very men he now denounces for all the political preferment he has ever reeeived, from the people of the county, standing by the Government during the long and dangerous struggle through which ‘she has passed, this ‘man, (if he is worthy the name of man) when the work ia half finished, the immense labor of reconstruction hardly begun, deserts the old flag, leaves the Union party and seeks for his po litieal-associates the very men he denounced furiously and loudly—we will not say ably — less than six months ago, He now atunds cut off from the.great Union party, opposed to the regular nominations, and occupying the most unenviable position in polities of any man‘in the county. He is now the chief tad-pole in the dirty pool of bolting politicians. Eastern News.—The Congressional contest in Tennessee resulted in the éleetion of “Horace Maynard, Colonels Cooper and Stokes, who are good Union men and in favor of emancipation, and. ex-Governor Wm. B. Campbell who is doubtful. The Congressional election in Kentucky was held on the 7th of August: Noreturns from that State. Colonel George B. Curry has asaumed cammand of the Department of Columbia. didates mentioned for Congress, in the State of Nevada, is Colonel Juhn Cradlebaugh, whom, we believe, was at one time United States Judge in Utah Territory, and was subsequently Judge in Nevada, where he served satisfactorily to all. He has also served his country in the Army of the Tennessee. He is said to bean able anand well fitted for the high position to which he aspires. We are indebted tu Chas. M. Gorham, Secretary of the Northern District Fair, for a complimentary season ticket to the pavilion, stock grounds and park. The fair at Marysville this season promises to be the best and most attractive of any ever held in. the State, ° Benj. Wood and Hyrain Levi were natur} lized in the County Court yesterday, Tae detachment under command of Capt. Cass, sent out by Col. Curtis te capture the wurderers of Williame and Kimball, hae returned to Drum Barracks without having found the-desperadoes. Tue balance ia the State ‘Treasury at the commencemout of business, Munday, Auguat 2st, was $510,144 72.The Rev. Dr. Bannister, of the University of the Pasifiec, declines a nomination by the Santa Cruz bolters. J. M. CUptish tine been re-appointed Postmaster of San Jose. That will be % e from conscientious motives—for if he éver’ deserving the everlasting execration of all . For ConGress.—Among the many ean-. (kee J. C. Garber, our candidate for Recorder, is Gne of the strongest mel on thie tick long been engaged in mining is Little York Township, in which he has been very successful. He is considered by all who know him a8 straightforward, upright and strictly honorable business man, of good ability and energy. He is just the man tobe liked them. We feel sure that he will get a very large vote from the mining class of our citizens, for you cannot find ne intelligent miner in the county, acquainted with Mr. Garber, who does not like him and respect him as agentleman.of much worth. He is a man who will give striet attention to hia duties. His deputies, we have no doubt, will be the best that can be found in the county. The-Union men of Nevada county could net’ have nominated @ better man for Recorder, or one more popular with all who know him, Mr, Garber is sure of an election. Senator, Charles Durkee, of Wisconsin, has been appointed to succeed James D. Doty, deceased; as Governor of Utah. Impudence has culminaled. The force of it can go no-farther. . We thought it was sufficiently b when John Bull rated us for complaining of his fitting out rebel pirates. That was nothing however. It is completely thrown in the shade by a proposition or the Londo News. ‘That journal proposes, that we pay the.Confederate Cotton Debt contracted in Europe by Jefferson Davis & Co., and that we do this as ‘‘an act of Justice to Neutrals!” : THE Chicago Journal, of the 10th ult. in an article welcoming. General Grant : Over the door of an humble saddlery in Galena, Tilinois, there hangs a sign with the inscription— _“Grant & Son.” To that sun, we. the peuple, cry, Welcome to-day. 8 ‘‘Hail to the chief welcome, and al! hail.'’ ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Weopnespay, August 23, 1865. D Luek San Francise Chas Barker Ranch D laMontague do AJ Johnson & w B Te Cc H F M Chapman do J C Boynton Ron & Ke~ Geo Simmons do A ASmith do A L Greel do 8 Furth SanJuan . 1S Crall & wife dv Cll Heyes & f Carsone Mise Newell do T Murry'Smarstaville John Cashin Nevada J C Garber Ked Dog R A Pierce.Jucksons r G C Kelly Freneh Cor J Damiir do J R Goodman Nevada J Knox Hunts hell T M Buckman Little Y J Frissie Grass Valley D A Beatiey Nevada FM Watsou do _ FOR CONSTABLE. JOSEPH B GRAY, NNOUNCES himeelf as a candidate fur re elec tionFOR CONSTABLE. Clothes Made, Cleaned and Repaired. Ly . KELLINER. Tailor, No. 47 Pine St. \*%e. is prepatea to mak? every kind of Gientlemen’s garments on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. Old garments cieaned and made as good as new—ali spots removed—Kvery garment worn putin complete order = a5 RBOBATE NOTICE,—1n the matter of the Kstateof WM. WALLIS, deceased. In Probute Court, Nevada county It appearing to the Judge of the Probate Court aforesaid, by the peti-. tion presented and filed by R. Cowell, the Administrator of the Estate of "Wm. Wallis, deceased, praying for an order tosell the Real Estate, that it is necessary to sell the whole of said Real Estate to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, and the ‘debts, expenses and of administration. It is therefore ordered that all persors interested in the estate appear before the said Frobate Court on MONDAY, the llthday of September, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon @ said day, at the Court Room of the Probate Court to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell said Keal Estate ; and that a copy of this order be pub; lished in the Nevada Daily ‘Transcript for tour successive weeks. A. C. NILES, Probate Judge. County of Nevada, ss.—I. R H. Farquhar, Clerk of the Probate Court aforesaid, do hcreby certify the foregoing 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, this 8th in of August, 1865. or R. H. FARQUHAR, Clerk, 4 By G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. A. A. Sargent, Atty e aug? ay err ges the District Court of the Fourteenth Jodie District of the State of Calitornia, in and the county of Nevada.— Jane Aubens vs. Isaiah Aubens. Action brought iu ihe Distriet Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District ofthe State of California, in and for the county of Nevadaand the complaiut filed in said county of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said t#ict Court. ‘ The le of the State of California send Greeting to Isaiah Aubens Defendant. You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named

Plaintiff in the District Court of the 14th Judicial District of the State of California, in and for plaint filed therein, within ten days—exclusive of the oe. of service—after the service on you of this Summons. if served within this county, or. if served out of this county, but within thie Judicial er ba within debe . days ; or ifserv-. ed out Of said District, then within forty days— or judgment by default will be taken inst ou, according to the prayer of . e said action is ht to this Court dissulving existing between piaint storing plaintiff to all the aied woman. And you are if you fail to appear and anawer bo ull the Goce Yor aie retefpraped fo ~~ unaocr end. et. He has never sotight for office, but has by the miners for he is of them and with . thecounty of Nevada, and to answer the com. ae ae ‘ Opposition isthe WRT: a4 hes, 3 ae eel Ae x) showy = SMUT Come One, Come all ! y —TO— P. Banter’ Clothing Store, Cor. Brond & Pine sts. Nevada. And examine the large and extensive Stock of s, Boots, Hat THAT WE ARE SELLING . TWENTY-FIVE-PER GENT CHEAP. ER THAN-ANY OTHER HOUSE _'. [N-NEVA DA COUNTY!a9 UT 9 9G The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods ~~~ at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION hhh hb hhh. Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented., . BP. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. EMPIRE SALOON. No, 19 East Side’ Mii) Street, Grass Yalicy. CADYW’S BRICK BUILDING. Pid L. P. JOHNSON, HAxwe purchased the interest of James B. Jef fery in tha above Popular and Handsome Saloon, now invites his friends to 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, _. UMMONS,~State of California, County o U) Nevada. ss. District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial was said State The Peeple of the State of California, to ED. MULLER and 8. C. MULLER. Greeting. You are hereby summoned fo appesr and answer to the compinint of HENRY. LAYTON within ten days from the eervice of this writ. ifserved on you in this counb & and within twenty davs ifservedon you in this District and out of this ceunty, and within forty daysif servedon you inthe State and out of this Disfrict, in an action commenced on the Fifteenth day of May. A. D. 1865. in raid Court, to obtain a decree of this Court for.the Foreclo sure of a certain Mortgage. bearing date the Fourteenth fey of November, A.D. 1810, exe: cuted by Ed. Muller and S.C. Muller to Henry Layton and for the sale of the premises therein, and said Compiaiat particularly mentioned and dese ibed, and the application of the moneys azising from euch sale to the pay ment of the amodht due on a certain promiescry note set forth in said Compl:int, madeand delivered by the said Ed. Muller and §. C. Muller to saiciHenry Layton bearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be eaccured, to-wit:—The sumof Two Hundred Dollare, with interest thereon from the Fourteenth day of November, A. D. 1860. at the rate‘of two and one half per cent per month till paid; and if any deficiency shall remain after’ap lyihg all of ssid moneys, peoverey 80 applicable thereto, then that plain. may have execution therefor against the anid Defendants pope that one emotes and al! and every person claiming threugh or under said Defendants au uently to the daie of Plaintifi’s Mort and the commencement of this action, may be aud foreclosed of all right. claim, lien and equity of redemption in ana to the eaid Mort premises, or any part thereof, and for such other and further relief. or both, in the Premises as bees be ta and equitable. And you are hereby notified that-if fail to apand answer eaid Complaint as herein direean Plaintiff will take judyment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit, and also demand of the Court such other relief as is prayed for in Plaintifl’s said Complaint. Clerk. ang 10 . C. life'of Trade v GREGORY & WA GROCERIES LIQUORS, FEED, all kind MINERS’ TOOLS,. ke. Sc ! NO. 59 BROAD STREET. UR STOCK IS THE LARGES and_best selected in the mountains and we guagSantee satisfaction in all cases. hope to secure a share of public patronage. During theseveral months we have been beyond our most sanguine expectations. _We have established a House whero our friends and the public can get good afticles if they are tobe fouud in the: market without paying the bad debts of others. XrCash customers or those just as -good.are the kind we are hunting after and none eee All Goods must be paid for when ordered, or on “presentation of Bill. : due advantage of our customers, when Goods are left to our selection. Besides the articles usually found in Grocery Stores, we:haye 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 & Willow Ware, ass'd. A General Assortment of Consisting of PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c. NAFLS, All sori by the ke or pound. A general Of all kinds for Sportsmen, _— Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, CROCKERY, : A lot assorted GLASS AND STONE WARE. eee DEMIJOHNS, A Fine Lot. “FcaANDL E $4 1 ANY QUANTITY. — Wines, ae Brandies, Whiskys, les, Porters, Bitters, “Syrups And in short everything .in that lise. Kerosene. > , Lurd OU, —_——— . Our friends and the public may rely on satisfactory terms ‘ All Goods delivered at a reasonable dstance FREE OF CHARGE. } Caltand see our Stock snd judge . GREGORY & WAITE _ Nevada, Aug. Lith. : By fair and honorable dealing we iq . been in business the appreciation of the public hay 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 un. HARDWARE, Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, ‘= xr AMMUNITLON, co. having good Goods trom our House and oa Union MEE . apdcother spea ings at Red L -‘Moore’s Flat . 99th, French and Ready Au THE GREAT PakK—COMM talked-of fall . commences t of the very be turfmen in the connected wil ranged in the template witn . ever seen on * purse of $200 468 that-have . . public, mile b pess. This w race and we h semblage toe! love for fuei this occasion. ses in-theStat day and the di “Latham,” ‘J Prinee,” “Sig Hanford,” **A sy.” “Diane “Lightning,” mun George,’ and several o better time, m the Glenbroc mide in the & The race ‘tc ing ever trott hive been 1 “Frank Malo Tue Gazet expressed ‘‘t Legislative ti is fulse, like 1 paper. We! opinion. We past and now them, the br who has mo will be beate been travelin tecently, and the prospects Kent and Ha et, they will ; that the bolt to speak ofth their tribe af Tue Fols teems to b Chas. Kent, 1 Nevada coun re-elected.” ken in their F ularly about 1 knowledge, half when ap Kent has abo re-elected as nO sane man Sheriff of Ne ity and wher tor of the T chance tor b the spitoon t “Mtercury bones and 1 pains, enlar; bones, joints hla, are drive eonatitutiona tilla Iudine . ' Agents, San cH Josep through the & candidate . 8 first-rate C why he shou! Ex-Gover thire, died o He was the New Englar aniversally North Carol manhood, w! thirs The tien im the 1817 and by Tar New $150,000 to