August 30, 1863 (4 pages)

=F Hevada Daily Transcript, _ SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 30th.“@. L. SHAFTER, i coeniaeenesiemeenennemeninematantiaemememanemamenty City and County Official Press A EE SC IE UNION STATE TICKET. _ For Governor, FREDERIOCN F. LOW. lieutenant Governor, _THOMAS W. MACHIN. Congressmen, ‘SHANNON, WM. HIGBY. CORNELIUS COLE.aie. Secretary of State, -B, B. REDDING. ~ Controller, BORGEOULTOM: Treasurer, jo tt R. PACHECO, Attorney General, J.@. McOULLOUGH, Clerk Supreme Court: W.D. HARRIMAN, State Printer, Oo. M. OLAYES. For Surveyor General, FP. HOUGHTON. Harbor Commissioner, O. ln TAYLOR: For Superintendent of Public Instruction. JOHN SWETT. For Supreme Judges, Li SAWYER, 8. W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY a A. L. RHODES. eta UNION COUNTY TICKET. Yor Distriet Judge, -f. By MoFARLAND. For County Judge. A. O. NILES. — For Sheriff, :: CHARLES KENT. For County Clerk, R. H. FARQUHAR. ate Troasure?, JAMES COLLINS, . District Attorney, THOMAS P. HAWLEY: Recorder. GERRY MORGAN. Surveyor, . H. & BRADLEY. Superintendent Public Instruction, MARCELLUS 8S. DEAL. ' Coroner, Ww. O GROVES. Public Auminiatratér, DC. TEEPLES. I e 4 Senators, JOSEPH KU'l Z. Ei W. ROBERTS. Assethblymen, ‘W. Hs SEARS. _ SETH MARTIN. : J. WW. RULE. ote PRS SST ER EI: A. A. SMITH. Supervisor, 3d District., &. D, BOSWORTH. eid Yor Collector, TT. T, DAVENPORT. For Assessor, GKORGE B. McKEBR: it asamegensnaiinresnemncmsneeinres esondentsremior one recter tenes Our Couwry.—The reports from our cans -Waasera are allconfirmatory of each other and to the effect that Nevada county is all one : Way; andl that way the tight way. The sentiment of our people is overwhelmingly loyny ae-it has boon since the first speck of a war cloud arose on the Southern horizon. Our peapleerit! given better report of themeeives than ever before. Every old staunch Union man da firmer than ever—firm as the tock of our mountains—and. others who have not seed their own conduct in a proper light un. ti lately, are joining our ranks and swelling the victorious columa:. The Union men of . the county will do their whole duty on Wedneaday next—be ature of that. Watt, Dibble aad Findley will be laid out in the culd, a¢ eure as the sun rises on the morning of the second of September. ‘Chere will-be ne barter among true Uniun mei but every one of them will vote'for none but those who sus. tain the Adminiatration of Abraham Lincoln, aa the only policy for patriets to adopt: = The majority in the county ia pbing'to be lange. Copperheads are noisy as they alwaye are, but it is, “woe et pretefea nihil,” or, ‘gteat ory and little wool,” as the devil said when he sheared the hog. They make up in noiao, like coyotes, what they want in numbers. But, sute ad our sticcess is in -the county, it is of the gtoatest importance that every votet of the Union ticket cnme to the polls. We intist show the miserable ~~. Gopperheads how weak, bow lbsignificant Wi.t ao TooceTHER.—Phe Democrats aay the State will go the same way Kentuc‘Know Nothing antecedents. His argument . millions of négroes, who are to be distribux , . ted through all the States to come in com~ . tte was put to work to demonstrate how ‘. port. township, The demonstration.was sv completo that it was sece rtained Irishmen one’ dollar, and the black Republicans, lov. Democrats employed them ! 4 ‘much there was when he went out, after 4 ponies Ae aisore were required, we n to for a time at public expense, and who has out of the woods. . the seed of the Yerba de flecha whith grows Correrueap Tacrics.—Some of our copperhead fuglemen in their perambulationg about the county have resorted to a species of tactics, which were expected to avail the secession allies considerably, Dibble makes his appeal direetly to Irishmen, and it is thought they place the most implicit reliance on what he says.on.,aeéount of his at French Corral wus after this sort: The Administration is carrying on an expensive war for the sole object of liberating five. petition with Irish labor. -He made a cumputation showing how many negroes would be California’s quota, and then his arithmemany negrucs would be the quota of Bridgewould have their wages docked from twe and ahalf and three. dollars a day down to ing negroes the best, they would always ew. ploy them, and Irishmen would get no ems ployment and would starve to death unless This is about the sum and substance of Dibble’s argument to the Irish. What a pretty intelligent set they must be, if they will tolerate such stuf! The Insh ought to drive him from the stand with a dozen sbillalies for insulting them with such nonsense. Tom Findley is about, attempting to show the bad financial management of the present State administration! A Chinaman with a rooster in his pocket moralizing on the sin of robbing hen roosts, would be a parallel spectacle. If Tom will tell the people how. much money there was in the State Treas» ury when he became Treasurer, and. how four years of service, and bow much was added to the-State during that time, when no will publish it, and‘thereby he may contribute tu enlighten the public upon a part of the financial history of the State which now presents a very badappenaance. Let's have the figures,—make figures, Tom, and quit your platitudes. FE Sa, Bap AUTHORITY.—The Grase Valley off half cocked on a libel against a gentleman. We regret it. Hereafter, fellows of the National, be careful and not-put tuo much reliance on the statements of a scoundre! who was kept aboard the prison brig at Sacramencontioued his career by robbing negroes and hen-roosts. Don't holler man, till you get — SoMeTHING New, ASPiRITvAL SEED.-The local of the S. F. Republic, has had in his tand an animated seed of a tree, that is endowed with powers of locomotion. It is in the northern part of Mexico. The seed jumps about for several minutes. The exs traordinary phenomenon is supposed to be accounted foron the supposition. that the aéed is naturally charged with electricity sufficient to keep it a bobbing fur a while. 9 THE prarr.—It is ascertained that the conscription actis not tobe enforced for the the present ia California. The object of dividing the State into enrollment districts is to avcertain what number of fighting men there are in the stats to obtain soldiers from and to be prepared tor a foreign war if it should come: There will be no dtafting dove until the neGeasity for it arrives, which is Hot yet. ‘ oN early copy of the Union yesterday. The news from the East is unimportant. It 1 Sumter is desttoyed; Charleston has been and our sblillets are going to tiké Wagner. “AnEnglish steamer loaded with votton. tubaceo and turpentine bas beet captured . running-the blockade: The exasperation of Union meh in Missouri against secesh knows no bonds. The Butternits are suffering terribly in ence: Many have been killed dnd the region infested with them is doomed to desolation and depopulation. are powerlul strong.” Prat: meetings lately, as he hurried away holding his nose, and swearing there was something dead and rotten around somewhere. The a4 bs ” ait onl os National, has taken bad authority and gone . Eastern News.—MecCue gare ws an} confirmatory of previous reports concernisg . . our dpefations before Charlestoti, mostly — . shelled, the rebels in the town skedaddled,. ™ A Srirnaine Sient in Harrispurc.—A correspondent of the N. Y. Times. who was at Harrisburg, Penn., doring the peril of that city, concludes'a letter from there with the following : Thad written thus far when I heard the noise of drum and fife, and looking out of my marching up the street, behind an old and tattered silk flag. I went out and followed them. They were all soldiers: of the war 1812. The flag they bore was in the battle of Trenton, in 1778. They were members of the Soldiers Association of 1812, of Harrisburg, and went-in a body to tender their services tu the Governor, It was an inspiring sight. They were mostly hale, hearty old men, a little feeble and tottering in their walk, but far from ‘having lost their energy or patriotism. They kept perfect’ step to the music, and marched up to the Governor’s where the Captain, in a few appropriate words, announced that they were ready to go'into. the. trenches and fight, and would go further if required. Not one of these men is less than68 years of age, and the oldést .is79. There is an example for young men who are so afraid of their precious bones. These veterans were londly cheered. No one needed to ask who they were. The sto-~ ry was written in the tattered ensign and gray heads. It was curious tu see them maneuver. They marched in single file out of the Governor’s room, Whemthey got on the ground, the order. was given, "Left face” —not front as now. The next order was, ‘By sections of two, on your left wheel.” Turning a coroer, it was right orleft wheel not file. The old boys came up to the:mark like Keeung ones, and carried us back to the old times. As they halted in front of their reu~ dezvous, a number of soldiers gathered around, and one of them said, with manly indignation, “Pretty hard on you, old cucks,’ (irreverent, but forcible,) ‘to have to come out. This ————~ neighborhood bas sent sixty men, and here are sixteen old ones.” These old patriots are to be armed with the old fliot lock muskets, they will “do or dee.”’ you may be sure. It may be interesting to sity that thirteen are Republicans, and three Democrats. , VIRGINIA Fine.—The losses in :Virgima city by the fire of Friday are estimated at from $300,000 to $500,000. CLOsING.—The banking houses of San Francisco have agreed ty close up on election day. : . ceemmmnennemnneemens ne) ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. _ Broad Streets Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. . August 28, 1963. Peter Duston Virginia Mra Wooda Reese river Peter Evans ° R MeMurry Cherokce E D Daweey do Geo McHardy San Juan J 8 Mancester San Fra Chas: Marvin Omega G BR Larrabee do J8 Cone You Bet Dr J Cleburn do AJ Johnson Blue Tent J L Calvert do B Withan Yuba Ditch C J Johnaon do Geo Fagg Bridgeport W Scott Keyes do JN Jacobs Quaker h J Burwick do = A Black French Corral T L Faggard do G Parant Phelps hill Jas Hobart do G W Davis Snow Point % Wood do . Thos Grace do P P Miller de C Gowen lowa Hill J ¥F Cornwall do W Gowen Afred Westland do . L, Kirk Red Do Daniel fill Washoe cE Lott Sacramento M F Fairbanks Petalu M J Crawford Timbuc W K Bacon Oakland JC Levy Lake city Joseph Freeland do P Brow. Lincoln ae) NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Attention . yy _ you will meet at your Armory on Menda vening, September ist, 1863, at o'clock. to clect.a First Lieutenant to Mil the vacancy Gecasioned by the resignation of E. W. Pressey. Per Order. N. W. KNOWLTON, Captain. To Tax Payers. . Pmsecate toa law, I certify the following to be a correet list of the persons, the valuation of whose property has been added to on the assenzament roll, who have not a red before the Beard of Kqualization, with the amount so added and uf the property, the valua tion of Which has been to, to wit: Nevada Township. H A Leuis—House and lot Commercial at., Yr’, compliance with orders from Headquarters otn PNET: 6 aes 0scns ccone wa ene Boallieter count aie aoe A Sandford, money loaded. aeeeee ooek KO Little York Township, M. J. Heydiauff, cash. ebeeeesenene «-$1,500 Ettreka Township. M. Dovling, thoney loaned,;...§3,000 M. Gishols ponte dnd chattels,... 3,000 _ Grass Vailey Township. Damon & Co., ranch an tebibeoreewences . sebeeeeeces + 1,000 +0400 an. L. lea He beedeaees house a eee a. 3 Montetincry Freablin milk. ‘ on ~ > ) Attest hand and the coun jee} day Ot Augaet, FAR ee cant Clerk of Board of Rqualisation. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of the Pacific States, MP. QUARTO FORM, . CoProu LY itttstrated with Mone ose WOOD ENGRAVINGS, containing’ valuable information and statistics parses Mineral x National verifies the fellow's atatement. “. and window, sawa band of 15 or 20 old men . COPPER STONE oa. Grand Union Rally !! IN neon OF THE Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, —~on— MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 31st, ~~ HON. JESSE O. COODWIN Or MARYSVILLE. JUDCE BELDEN,. OF -NEVAD,. HON. WM. H. SEARS, will ‘address the eebetinn. . TUESDAY NIGHT Faom THE SAME STAND, HON. JB‘MANCHESTER, Will make the Closing Appeal of the Campaign in behalf of THE UNION!! NOTICE. fie annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Hureka Lake Water Co, will take place at Lake City, on Saturday, Sept. 12th; 1863, for the election of a Board of ‘Frustees, for the borates Aen and such other business as may come before the meeting. . H. MCNULTY, President: ° R. C. BLack Secretary. aug?7 Millinery. and Dressmaking —BpY— MRS. LIPSETT, Broad Street ,;2 doors from Methodist Church Bonnets Pressed and Bleached. Dresses made in the latest style. Stamping, of rine 4 description, neatly done. Fancy and Plain Sewing done at shcrt notice. The petrossge of ‘tlie Ladies of Neyada ia re= apectfully solicited, aug26-tf FOR COLLECTOR. The Board of Supervisors, on account ofa deficiency in the Township Law, have ealled for the election of a County Collector, and no nomination having been made by the Union County Convention, I fecl justified in placing my name before the people as a candidate for that office, leaving them, by whom 1 for the position and my patriotiem. : SAMUEL T. OATES. LAST CHANCE, Cues. Geld and Silver Mining My aps, Hp annual meeting of the stockholders of the **Last Chance yey oe Gold and Silver Mining Company,’ will be held at the Downey House, ‘Telegraph road irom Sacramento to Nevada, Nevada county, Cal., on Monday; September 7, 1803, at 3 o’clock, P. M. Kk. W. ROBERTS, Sec. August 20, 1863-td _ Use E. Goodwin & Bros, NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. for the California market : the peculiat manner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, apd causitié7t to retain its flayor any length of — D. S. BAKER, . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street. Nevada. yer MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand cheap for cash. Blacksmith Shep at Auction. HAR subscriber. about to leave for the Atlantic states, will sell at Public Aucton, on the premises, at 2 o*elock. Pr. M. On Monday the Zist inst. the Blacksmith ship. Dwell: House, Barn, Bath House, Gorden, Grommet Tools, Furniture, &c. mtuated near the Nevada Flourmg Mill, to the bidder for cash. The prop—— be pu y ged to suit purchasers. stand, and Property, generally is valuand for sale as-tf am #0 well known, to judge of my qualifications q This Tobacce is manufactured expressly . ‘Goods delivered Free efCharge Ambrotypes, .Photographs, Etc. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the ti United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been recently supplied. with excellent apparatus, and we aie prepared to take Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Plain, Cartes deVisite, Ambrotypes, Photographic Views, Etc.,. Which _— be excelled by any in ‘the State. eee aes PICTURES taken in Satisfaction given in all cases }¢p likenesses are as welltaken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Halli. ae * : o Having pur chased the enee a stock of H. H, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at -. reasonable rates. Upholstery ofall description done. Paraitu re repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA OITY, CAL. BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, & Prescriptions carefully compounded. £4 JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXES!! te, SP in ili A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! ' A. R. JENKINS. GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In And everything usually kept in the Hardware Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. CEO. E. WITHINCTON. Sign and Ornamental Painter, Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &< At the foot of Broad Street, Nevada. . PIGNEER CIGAR sTORE S« ROTHSCHILD, ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. NB, Store closed from.Friday evening to aturday evening. ji A. €. NILES, Atterney and Counsellor at Law.aA able to any one wishing to on the Black from oficial and reliable vo mb ce . canithe Shaiaaee eerily’ Geeede tee ote, piled and edited by ry SEV ERSM ITH, * near the Gold Rue on the. Grass alley w plan dsl ae Sone Witt Oe a0 at he same time. 18 ie positive aud rr ™ li oF $i aa 4 Iw Auctioneer. ’ egy Ae gg per in the EngWee altace ile reat or Sale. G. W: WELSII is Agent for Bubscsin SeXERA toas of Peaches and A at i ADA. gne-half mi set of Neveal the Ked road, Q)irest ana Benet wen ar LOCKETS "AND PINS !. HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, . and Crockery line—will be sold at the lowest . cash prices. Heuse Painting promptly attendedto_.£EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genu~ The? SUNDA Fo #. G1 The AX SUMTE ~ pare to ! remaina Fine nt Grags ~—“auartz le from whi few hour tuke to t the -ordin saine atul Rich . ingly fine brought . master B “tributed . too. The to be one _ county. . ERPEp Sunday m @treet—R ces Comms invited te [7rRe sermon tl in the M by reques ered ‘on la Preac * church m "Do place on . 2 o’elock house, gai situated n property: . chasers. will be sol Even Copperhe fore high . Thursday and closed “chasing . nese, even evil one in lieve he o If they « ly, they m nity needs looking inc less emile, of the Kni Twat Rev. Mr. . town by t We hope sell him o froth aiid . the rebels. inake a pi did not see them with eagle. Br to Grass who will h place the . fira and b Leeched . Exaetly business. get the vs: you. Bel telling mar [#rThe carried . K wonderfull that. The well stuck Owns L er day tha Tod Robin refused, a back, and Tod tead him. Yes, Downey, w

=F Hevada Daily Transcript, _ SUNDAY MORNING AUGUST 30th.“@. L. SHAFTER, i coeniaeenesiemeenennemeninematantiaemememanemamenty City and County Official Press A EE SC IE UNION STATE TICKET. _ For Governor, FREDERIOCN F. LOW. lieutenant Governor, _THOMAS W. MACHIN. Congressmen, ‘SHANNON, WM. HIGBY. CORNELIUS COLE.aie. Secretary of State, -B, B. REDDING. ~ Controller, BORGEOULTOM: Treasurer, jo tt R. PACHECO, Attorney General, J.@. McOULLOUGH, Clerk Supreme Court: W.D. HARRIMAN, State Printer, Oo. M. OLAYES. For Surveyor General, FP. HOUGHTON. Harbor Commissioner, O. ln TAYLOR: For Superintendent of Public Instruction. JOHN SWETT. For Supreme Judges, Li SAWYER, 8. W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY a A. L. RHODES. eta UNION COUNTY TICKET. Yor Distriet Judge, -f. By MoFARLAND. For County Judge. A. O. NILES. — For Sheriff, :: CHARLES KENT. For County Clerk, R. H. FARQUHAR. ate Troasure?, JAMES COLLINS, . District Attorney, THOMAS P. HAWLEY: Recorder. GERRY MORGAN. Surveyor, . H. & BRADLEY. Superintendent Public Instruction, MARCELLUS 8S. DEAL. ' Coroner, Ww. O GROVES. Public Auminiatratér, DC. TEEPLES. I e 4 Senators, JOSEPH KU'l Z. Ei W. ROBERTS. Assethblymen, ‘W. Hs SEARS. _ SETH MARTIN. : J. WW. RULE. ote PRS SST ER EI: A. A. SMITH. Supervisor, 3d District., &. D, BOSWORTH. eid Yor Collector, TT. T, DAVENPORT. For Assessor, GKORGE B. McKEBR: it asamegensnaiinresnemncmsneeinres esondentsremior one recter tenes Our Couwry.—The reports from our cans -Waasera are allconfirmatory of each other and to the effect that Nevada county is all one : Way; andl that way the tight way. The sentiment of our people is overwhelmingly loyny ae-it has boon since the first speck of a war cloud arose on the Southern horizon. Our peapleerit! given better report of themeeives than ever before. Every old staunch Union man da firmer than ever—firm as the tock of our mountains—and. others who have not seed their own conduct in a proper light un. ti lately, are joining our ranks and swelling the victorious columa:. The Union men of . the county will do their whole duty on Wedneaday next—be ature of that. Watt, Dibble aad Findley will be laid out in the culd, a¢ eure as the sun rises on the morning of the second of September. ‘Chere will-be ne barter among true Uniun mei but every one of them will vote'for none but those who sus. tain the Adminiatration of Abraham Lincoln, aa the only policy for patriets to adopt: = The majority in the county ia pbing'to be lange. Copperheads are noisy as they alwaye are, but it is, “woe et pretefea nihil,” or, ‘gteat ory and little wool,” as the devil said when he sheared the hog. They make up in noiao, like coyotes, what they want in numbers. But, sute ad our sticcess is in -the county, it is of the gtoatest importance that every votet of the Union ticket cnme to the polls. We intist show the miserable ~~. Gopperheads how weak, bow lbsignificant Wi.t ao TooceTHER.—Phe Democrats aay the State will go the same way Kentuc‘Know Nothing antecedents. His argument . millions of négroes, who are to be distribux , . ted through all the States to come in com~ . tte was put to work to demonstrate how ‘. port. township, The demonstration.was sv completo that it was sece rtained Irishmen one’ dollar, and the black Republicans, lov. Democrats employed them ! 4 ‘much there was when he went out, after 4 ponies Ae aisore were required, we n to for a time at public expense, and who has out of the woods. . the seed of the Yerba de flecha whith grows Correrueap Tacrics.—Some of our copperhead fuglemen in their perambulationg about the county have resorted to a species of tactics, which were expected to avail the secession allies considerably, Dibble makes his appeal direetly to Irishmen, and it is thought they place the most implicit reliance on what he says.on.,aeéount of his at French Corral wus after this sort: The Administration is carrying on an expensive war for the sole object of liberating five. petition with Irish labor. -He made a cumputation showing how many negroes would be California’s quota, and then his arithmemany negrucs would be the quota of Bridgewould have their wages docked from twe and ahalf and three. dollars a day down to ing negroes the best, they would always ew. ploy them, and Irishmen would get no ems ployment and would starve to death unless This is about the sum and substance of Dibble’s argument to the Irish. What a pretty intelligent set they must be, if they will tolerate such stuf! The Insh ought to drive him from the stand with a dozen sbillalies for insulting them with such nonsense. Tom Findley is about, attempting to show the bad financial management of the present State administration! A Chinaman with a rooster in his pocket moralizing on the sin of robbing hen roosts, would be a parallel spectacle. If Tom will tell the people how. much money there was in the State Treas» ury when he became Treasurer, and. how four years of service, and bow much was added to the-State during that time, when no will publish it, and‘thereby he may contribute tu enlighten the public upon a part of the financial history of the State which now presents a very badappenaance. Let's have the figures,—make figures, Tom, and quit your platitudes. FE Sa, Bap AUTHORITY.—The Grase Valley off half cocked on a libel against a gentleman. We regret it. Hereafter, fellows of the National, be careful and not-put tuo much reliance on the statements of a scoundre! who was kept aboard the prison brig at Sacramencontioued his career by robbing negroes and hen-roosts. Don't holler man, till you get — SoMeTHING New, ASPiRITvAL SEED.-The local of the S. F. Republic, has had in his tand an animated seed of a tree, that is endowed with powers of locomotion. It is in the northern part of Mexico. The seed jumps about for several minutes. The exs traordinary phenomenon is supposed to be accounted foron the supposition. that the aéed is naturally charged with electricity sufficient to keep it a bobbing fur a while. 9 THE prarr.—It is ascertained that the conscription actis not tobe enforced for the the present ia California. The object of dividing the State into enrollment districts is to avcertain what number of fighting men there are in the stats to obtain soldiers from and to be prepared tor a foreign war if it should come: There will be no dtafting dove until the neGeasity for it arrives, which is Hot yet. ‘ oN early copy of the Union yesterday. The news from the East is unimportant. It 1 Sumter is desttoyed; Charleston has been and our sblillets are going to tiké Wagner. “AnEnglish steamer loaded with votton. tubaceo and turpentine bas beet captured . running-the blockade: The exasperation of Union meh in Missouri against secesh knows no bonds. The Butternits are suffering terribly in ence: Many have been killed dnd the region infested with them is doomed to desolation and depopulation. are powerlul strong.” Prat: meetings lately, as he hurried away holding his nose, and swearing there was something dead and rotten around somewhere. The a4 bs ” ait onl os National, has taken bad authority and gone . Eastern News.—MecCue gare ws an} confirmatory of previous reports concernisg . . our dpefations before Charlestoti, mostly — . shelled, the rebels in the town skedaddled,. ™ A Srirnaine Sient in Harrispurc.—A correspondent of the N. Y. Times. who was at Harrisburg, Penn., doring the peril of that city, concludes'a letter from there with the following : Thad written thus far when I heard the noise of drum and fife, and looking out of my marching up the street, behind an old and tattered silk flag. I went out and followed them.. They were all soldiers: of the war 1812. The flag they bore was in the battle of Trenton, in 1778. They were members of the Soldiers Association of 1812, of Harrisburg, and went-in a body to tender their services tu the Governor, It was an inspiring sight. They were mostly hale, hearty old men, a little feeble and tottering in their walk, but far from ‘having lost their energy or patriotism. They kept perfect’ step to the music, and marched up to the Governor’s where the Captain, in a few appropriate words, announced that they were ready to go'into. the. trenches and fight, and would go further if required. Not one of these men is less than68 years of age, and the oldést .is79. There is an example for young men who are so afraid of their precious bones. These veterans were londly cheered. No one needed to ask who they were. The sto-~ ry was written in the tattered ensign and gray heads. It was curious tu see them maneuver. They marched in single file out of the Governor’s room, Whemthey got on the ground, the order. was given, "Left face” —not front as now. The next order was, ‘By sections of two, on your left wheel.” Turning a coroer, it was right orleft wheel not file. The old boys came up to the:mark like Keeung ones, and carried us back to the old times. As they halted in front of their reu~ dezvous, a number of soldiers gathered around, and one of them said, with manly indignation, “Pretty hard on you, old cucks,’ (irreverent, but forcible,) ‘to have to come out. This ————~ neighborhood bas sent sixty men, and here are sixteen old ones.” These old patriots are to be armed with the old fliot lock muskets, they will “do or dee.”’ you may be sure. It may be interesting to sity that thirteen are Republicans, and three Democrats. , VIRGINIA Fine.—The losses in :Virgima city by the fire of Friday are estimated at from $300,000 to $500,000. CLOsING.—The banking houses of San Francisco have agreed ty close up on election day. : . ceemmmnennemnneemens ne) ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. _ Broad Streets Nevada, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors. . August 28, 1963. Peter Duston Virginia Mra Wooda Reese river Peter Evans ° R MeMurry Cherokce E D Daweey do Geo McHardy San Juan J 8 Mancester San Fra Chas: Marvin Omega G BR Larrabee do J8 Cone You Bet Dr J Cleburn do AJ Johnson Blue Tent J L Calvert do B Withan Yuba Ditch C J Johnaon do Geo Fagg Bridgeport W Scott Keyes do JN Jacobs Quaker h J Burwick do = A Black French Corral T L Faggard do G Parant Phelps hill Jas Hobart do G W Davis Snow Point % Wood do . Thos Grace do P P Miller de C Gowen lowa Hill J ¥F Cornwall do W Gowen Afred Westland do . L, Kirk Red Do Daniel fill Washoe cE Lott Sacramento M F Fairbanks Petalu M J Crawford Timbuc W K Bacon Oakland JC Levy Lake city Joseph Freeland do P Brow. Lincoln ae) NEVADA LIGHT GUARD! Attention . yy _ you will meet at your Armory on Menda vening, September ist, 1863, at o'clock. to clect.a First Lieutenant to Mil the vacancy Gecasioned by the resignation of E. W. Pressey. Per Order. N. W. KNOWLTON, Captain. To Tax Payers. . Pmsecate toa law, I certify the following to be a correet list of the persons, the valuation of whose property has been added to on the assenzament roll, who have not a red before the Beard of Kqualization, with the amount so added and uf the property, the valua

tion of Which has been to, to wit: Nevada Township. H A Leuis—House and lot Commercial at., Yr’, compliance with orders from Headquarters otn PNET: 6 aes 0scns ccone wa ene Boallieter count aie aoe A Sandford, money loaded.. aeeeee ooek KO Little York Township, M. J. Heydiauff, cash.. ebeeeesenene «-$1,500 Ettreka Township. M. Dovling, thoney loaned,;......§3,000 M. Gishols ponte dnd chattels,..... 3,000 _ Grass Vailey Township. Damon & Co., ranch an tebibeoreewences . sebeeeeeces + 1,000 +0400 an. L. lea He beedeaees house a eee a. 3 Montetincry Freablin milk.. ‘ on ~ > ) Attest hand and the coun jee} day Ot Augaet, FAR ee cant Clerk of Board of Rqualisation. Metallic and Agricultural Wealth of the Pacific States, MP. QUARTO FORM, . CoProu LY itttstrated with Mone ose WOOD ENGRAVINGS, containing’ valuable information and statistics parses Mineral x National verifies the fellow's atatement. “. and window, sawa band of 15 or 20 old men . COPPER STONE oa. Grand Union Rally !! IN neon OF THE Exchange Hotel, Grass Valley, —~on— MONDAY EVENING, Aug. 31st, ~~ HON. JESSE O. COODWIN Or MARYSVILLE. JUDCE BELDEN,. OF -NEVAD,. HON. WM. H. SEARS, will ‘address the eebetinn. . TUESDAY NIGHT Faom THE SAME STAND, HON. JB‘MANCHESTER, Will make the Closing Appeal of the Campaign in behalf of THE UNION!! NOTICE. fie annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Hureka Lake Water Co, will take place at Lake City, on Saturday, Sept. 12th; 1863, for the election of a Board of ‘Frustees, for the borates Aen and such other business as may come before the meeting. . H. MCNULTY, President: ° R. C. BLack Secretary. aug?7 Millinery. and Dressmaking —BpY— MRS. LIPSETT, Broad Street ,;2 doors from Methodist Church Bonnets Pressed and Bleached. Dresses made in the latest style. Stamping, of rine 4 description, neatly done. Fancy and Plain Sewing done at shcrt notice. The petrossge of ‘tlie Ladies of Neyada ia re= apectfully solicited, aug26-tf FOR COLLECTOR. The Board of Supervisors, on account ofa deficiency in the Township Law, have ealled for the election of a County Collector, and no nomination having been made by the Union County Convention, I fecl justified in placing my name before the people as a candidate for that office, leaving them, by whom 1 for the position and my patriotiem. : SAMUEL T. OATES. LAST CHANCE, Cues. Geld and Silver Mining My aps, Hp annual meeting of the stockholders of the **Last Chance yey oe Gold and Silver Mining Company,’ will be held at the Downey House, ‘Telegraph road irom Sacramento to Nevada, Nevada county, Cal., on Monday; September 7, 1803, at 3 o’clock, P. M. Kk. W. ROBERTS, Sec. August 20, 1863-td _ Use E. Goodwin & Bros, NEW YORK PATENT PRESSED CHEWINC TOBACCO. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. for the California market : the peculiat manner in which it is put up keeping it always moist, apd causitié7t to retain its flayor any length of — D. S. BAKER, . Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No, 73 Broad Street. Nevada. yer MEATS, of ALL KINDS on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for Within a reasonable distance of Nevada. WoOoD—Of all kinds, on hand cheap for cash. Blacksmith Shep at Auction. HAR subscriber. about to leave for the Atlantic states, will sell at Public Aucton, on the premises, at 2 o*elock. Pr. M. On Monday the Zist inst. the Blacksmith ship. Dwell: House, Barn, Bath House, Gorden, Grommet Tools, Furniture, &c. mtuated near the Nevada Flourmg Mill, to the bidder for cash. The prop—— be pu y ged to suit purchasers. stand, and Property, generally is valuand for sale as-tf am #0 well known, to judge of my qualifications q This Tobacce is manufactured expressly . ‘Goods delivered Free efCharge Ambrotypes, .Photographs, Etc. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the ti United States Bakery, Nevada, UR rooms have been recently supplied. with excellent apparatus, and we aie prepared to take Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Plain, Cartes deVisite, Ambrotypes, Photographic Views, Etc.,. Which _— be excelled by any in ‘the State. eee aes PICTURES taken in Satisfaction given in all cases }¢p likenesses are as welltaken in cloudy as in clear weather. CH. FERRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. FURNITURE ---FURNITURE H. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Halli. ae * : o Having pur chased the enee a stock of H. H, Shaffer & Co. lam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads, Bureaus, Secretaries, Mirrors, Chairs, Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of every description at -. reasonable rates. Upholstery ofall description done. Paraitu re repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E. F. SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA OITY, CAL. BATES & McCORMICK, Wholesale Druggists EROAD STREET, NEVADA, & Prescriptions carefully compounded. £4 JUST RECEIVED! $00 BOXES!! te, SP in ili A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE TOBACCO! ' A. R. JENKINS. GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In And everything usually kept in the Hardware Commercial Street, Nevada. A few doors below Pine. CEO. E. WITHINCTON. Sign and Ornamental Painter, Dealer in Paper Hangings, Curtain Fixtures, &< At the foot of Broad Street, Nevada. . PIGNEER CIGAR sTORE S« ROTHSCHILD, ime Meerschaum Pipes &c. 39 MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. NB, Store closed from.Friday evening to aturday evening. ji A. €. NILES, Atterney and Counsellor at Law.aA able to any one wishing to on the Black from oficial and reliable vo mb ce . canithe Shaiaaee eerily’ Geeede tee ote, piled and edited by ry SEV ERSM ITH, * near the Gold Rue on the. Grass alley w plan dsl ae Sone Witt Oe a0 at he same time. 18 ie positive aud rr ™ li oF $i aa 4 Iw Auctioneer. ’ egy Ae gg per in the EngWee altace ile reat or Sale. G. W: WELSII is Agent for Bubscsin SeXERA toas of Peaches and A at i ADA. gne-half mi set of Neveal the Ked road, Q)irest ana Benet wen ar LOCKETS "AND PINS !. HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, . and Crockery line—will be sold at the lowest . cash prices. Heuse Painting promptly attendedto_.£EALER in Cigars, Tobacco, Genu~ The? SUNDA Fo #. G1 The AX SUMTE ~ pare to ! remaina Fine nt Grags ~—“auartz le from whi few hour tuke to t the -ordin saine atul Rich . ingly fine brought . master B “tributed . too. The to be one _ county. . ERPEp Sunday m @treet—R ces Comms invited te [7rRe sermon tl in the M by reques ered ‘on la Preac * church m "Do place on . 2 o’elock house, gai situated n property: . chasers. will be sol Even Copperhe fore high . Thursday and closed “chasing . nese, even evil one in lieve he o If they « ly, they m nity needs looking inc less emile, of the Kni Twat Rev. Mr. . town by t We hope sell him o froth aiid . the rebels. inake a pi did not see them with eagle. Br to Grass who will h place the . fira and b Leeched . Exaetly business. get the vs: you. Bel telling mar [#rThe carried . K wonderfull that. The well stuck Owns L er day tha Tod Robin refused, a back, and Tod tead him. Yes, Downey, w