July 17, 1867 (4 pages)

& ¥ ‘4 5 3 : ¥ ¢ a $ . bs 7 a BOR. GOVERNOR, CEORCE Cc. » > For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN. P. JONES. . W. HB. Parks. For Secretary of State ugh. Sart weeeerereres o ae eee tO Ota seewnse sil "yon CONGRESS, _ WILLIAM HiGBY. COUNTY NOMINATIONS Election September. 4th. For Senafor, ae B. W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. For :Assembl. 3: D. WHITE, of W mn. J. M. DAYS, of Grass Vi a RO NS, of Meadow Lake. For Sheriff, R. B. ouNTHY, since Nevada. wm. MoCORMICK, of “of Grass Valley. G. K, PARGUHAL, 0 of Nevada. ALL. SLACK, pry tenet & Ready.‘or District Attorney, J.B. JO1RSON, of ‘of — San Juan. NP. BROWN of of Nevada, FREAN of No E. F. BEAN. of Nevada. For Surveyor, : H. 8. BRADLEY, sree ° . Por Supt. of Schoo aeehircae of North San Juan. W.c. GROVES. o of Nevada. Supervisor ard Disttict-GEO. B. NEWELL. eed NOMINATIONS. TURNS adr For Supreme Judge. ive wen John Currey. Fer 8 Supt. Pub. Instraction. Johu Swe For County Ju A.C, NILES, of Neca. Sn RNS Tue Rient Pouicy,—The whole theory of republican government is founded upon the right ot the majority to rule, and when this is onger accepted the danger to such All will admit this, and yet there are men who profess to be traly loyal, who a¢t upon a contrary theory in party matters.— They assume to be dictators for the Union party, and because their advice is not followed, or their favorites placed upon the ticket, they bitterly denounce tliose to whom they charge their de feat. Honor would lead a man who pry Se is imminent. has worked hard for the success of friends and failed, being fairly beaten, 6 aeqiiiesce in the result and heartily “gupport the successful competitor. CORHAM. STATE Womin ations. é i aeiaes the defeat of the Democracy. ‘(ay Te is reported that the Union prtamaries at San Francisco have been carried by Conness, his opponents refusing . to.go to the polls. It seems to us that the Union men in some parts of the They ‘do not begin until they are whip ‘ped. In other words they suffer prima. vies“ and conventions to be carried against them by neglecting to vote and then find fault with the conduct of their ‘opponents. It is a safe bet that ninetenths of the loyal men of this State are opposed to Conness for Senator and yet . by permitting him to carry conventiong ‘. by default they are pursuing the very . . course which must result in his return or secure the election of a Copperhead. FRANCE, during the last few years, has increased wonderfully in prosperity, and Napoleon, however may have been his rule for the rest of Europe, has done wonders for his 6wn country. In 1861 the imports ef France were $218,000,000 ; exports, $404,000." In 1865 the imports were $705,000,000 and the exports $817,400,000; showing an increase in fifteen years of over $1,000,000 in the total trade of the country. The produce of coal has been doubled, and the manufacture of cast and wrought iron trippled during the period. Railroads and telegraphs have proportionately increased. Since 1851, when teltt, . C&Taph messages numbered only 10,000, his Tt Grass Valley Union says : wards, an escape from the Marysville is such a policy that ever made the Democratic party so formidable, and _ such a course will make the Union party invincible. The man who cannot risé above self and his selfish prejudices, to contend for the broad principles _ of his party, is more an enemy to that than he who makes an open fight “against it. The open foe can be met, but the secret enemy, who silently in‘ sinuates his slanders, barbed with the venon of personal enmity, isan enemy ., that cannot be so easily combatted.— We liope that loyal men of Nevada county will rise above such acts as we have indicated, and leave it to the enemies ot the party to assail the Union nontinees. The time will come when they will regret their course, if persistedin. We have now # common foe in our front, and dissentions in our own ranks can only increase his chances.— This fact alone should lead us to pursue the right policy in regard to party and principle. Let loyal men, throughout the county digcountenanceall efforts to ¢reate disaffection in the party, and unite in a hearty support of the whole ticket. Even though there are men upon the State ticket who were not your preferences, you cannot deny them eupport without endangering your prin-ciples. The county ticket, no man can say ought against. The nominees are all of unquestioned loyalty, undoubted integrity and fully qualified for the places for which they are nominated. No better ticket was ever presented for the of the people of Nevada county. ‘Here at least all loyal men can. unite in a determined: fight, and we Pc Alc a _The party is they had increased in 1866 to 2,500,000, and the’charges had been reduced seventy per cent. letters transmitted through the post office was 65,000,000. In 1865 the number had increased to 820,000,000. In 1851, the number of ARRESTED AND Gurr BEeLow.—The “Jimmy EdReform School, was arrested in this place, Saturday last, by Marshal Walker, was placed in the lock-up, and was yesterday sent back to the School, on an order from Superintendent Hoblitzell. Jimmy was sent from here more than a year ago to the Reform School, made his escape, was out of the institution four or five months, and was arrested here and sent back. An effort will be made by his father, we are informed, to get Jimmy out of the Retorm School, his parents believing that they.can control him at home. Orvicers INsTALLED.—The following officers of Garizim Lodge, No. 43, I. O. O. B., of this place, says the Grass Vak ley Union, were installed on last Sunday evening: Jacob Hyman, President ; 8. Sanders, Vice President ; rias, Secretary; J. Newman, Financial Secretary ; J. Hirschfield, Treasurer ; W. Samuels, A. W.; J. Levy, W L. Zacha(387 It is announced that the finance committee of the Union State Central Committee is composed of the following gentlemen, viz: Eugene L. Sullivan: Alvinza Hayward, Abraham ‘Seligman Wm. Sherman, Seth Wetherbee, A. B. Forbes and W. B. Carr. ta" In 1848, Gen Grant graduated at West Point, ranking No. 21. In 1846 . McClellan graduated ranking No, 2.— this State at the present cl is — that, in my opinion, I draw my name as a candi as ee Co gress in this District ; and, hoping that such action may at least tend to fecongars a Anke gout wishes in my be alf, hoping that they may all stand shoulder to shoulder in the glorious cause of our common country until it and the the sight of all the world, and “Pill spotted Treason, crushed in blood, Sinks to the = from -which it rose, ‘ And Frezpom, in the name of God, Shall triamph over all her foes!” Mr. Goodwin displays the right spirit and his act will be commended by every man who holds the principles of the Union party more valuable: than personal interests. Mr. Goodwin thought ing the danger of electing the Democratic candidate if he remained in the field, . he withdraws, aud.will stand ‘shoulder to shoulder” with the great party in behalf of which he has ‘heretofore done effective service. SeLEcT ScHooL.—By card in today’s paper, it will be seen that Miss M. E. Hubbard, an ‘experienced and successful teacher, proposes opening a select school at the Theatre in this city, on next Monday morning. Miss Hubbard has been long engaged in teaching, and is thoroughly competent for the work. LATE PAPERS.—We are indebted to George R. Crawford for copies of the late pictorials, magazines and papers from the East. A full supply of fresh reading matter will be found on Crawford’s counter. EVERYTHING seems tia to work against the South—army worms, inundations, bad seasons, demoralized labor, high price of provisions, the cotton tax, foreign competition, bankruptcy of cotton traders, absence of capital and credit, and the rod of confiscation hanging over the whole South, cient Gone To Evrorz.—Col. J. W. Forney, of the Washington Chronicle, sailed for Europe in April, and is now corresponding with his paper. In his first letter, speaking of the solidity of. English improvements; he jocosely says :— “Everything seems built to last, from large feet of the women.” a ae con Tene From May ist to 14th no less than Glasgow, 1,086 ; Hamburg, 1,436. Inthe war Grant graduated No. 1.— . 80,000,000. McClellan did’nt graduate at all, That's the difference. will have double. cause of’ complaint. . ' Charley Crocker, in response to the toast: “The Pacific Railroad,” responded by saying that the toast, as originally furnished him, by the committee, was : may its two ends meet in the middle.” {8 Thomas Francia Meagher was ee sir 4G beg 5 New York, took service, became Gene “The Paeific Railroad— — ARRIVALS. AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California, * Waly 16, 1867. “The eciaiGon: at ilar, ‘sfiaire in »some home political difficulties now ig, 1 do: “withdraw ass candidate for in the 3d Dis-{} trict, I may be —— here to ask my friends who have by letter and othbehereae 80 raga noaig tendered me their please accept my kindest re‘shall stand vindicated in’ he had been unjustly dealt by, but see-. the immense docks themselves down to the burly frames of the men and the 12,826 immigrants arrived at New York, an average of 986 a day, and a number almost equal.to the total arrivals of March last. Of these there were from Havre, 491; London, 636 ; Bremen, 2,108; Antwerp, 418; Liverpool, 7,669 ; i According the estimated census of the United States, made by the Internal Revenue Department, the population is now 84,500,000. The latest reports place the population of Great Britain at 80,000,000 ; France, 38,000,000 ; Prussia and: its dependencies, 35,000,000; Austria, 31,000,000, and Russia a _ EpiscopaL.—Bishop Kip will visit Vallejo on Sunday next for the purpose Tux English and French command. of organizing there an Episcopal Church. ers of the Pacific squadron remonstrate against an American war vessel being ‘stationed at the. Sandwich Islands.— Our govertiment will send another to join the one now there, and our friends — NATIONAL EXCHANG EHOTEL. LANCASTER & HMASEY, Prop’s. jot California, a ns + anna Lyons, der age; and I shall hada poi person f msibie for the violation of ue 8 made and provided. ~ LYONS. Washington, July Sth, 1867. 3 NOTICE. ae E ERSONS Fr Bs fr Straline,: on trusting _ sccoaat, as eg Ge will not pay any debts contracted by ANTONE STRALINE. . Buckeye Hill, July ist, 1267. jy10 <: UNION MASS MEETINGS! HON. WILLIAM MM. STEWAHT, United States Senator from Nevada; GEORGE C. GORHAM, Union Nominte for Governor, and FON, FRANK M1. PIXLEY, will address the people as follows 3 NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, August 2d. N. SAN JUAN, SATURDAY, August 3d. His Excellency GEO. S. WOODS, Governor of Oregon ; HON. JOHN P. JONES, Union Nominee for Eieutenant Governor. and HON. DAVED BELDEN, of Nevada City, will address the people as follows: GRASS VALLEY, WEDNESDAY, August 14th. —— HON. WM. HIGBY, Union Nomimee for Congress, 2d District, and other distinguished Speakers will address the people as follows: GRASS VALLEY, THURSDAY, Ang. Sth, N. SAN JUAN, FRIDAY, Ang. 9th. NEVADA CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. 10th, THEATRE SALOON SS, CONCERT HALL, LEW. KELLER, Lessee & Manager. ENTERTAINMENTS —or— Vocal and Instrumental Musie, Every Evening. ADMISSION FREE, and no seats reserved for those who wish to “drop in” late, jy9 NEVADA ICE COMPANY. [ST PUREST AND BEST, DELIVERED DAILY, in NEVADA and Grass Valley, Mion Paid PHOMPSON, STONE & HALE, 8. N. BLIVEN. 8. M. EVERINGHAM BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, Yen AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store, WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, PLAIN AND FANCY DINNER AND SE $4 WILLOW" LAMPS, CUTLER WARE, MIRRORS CHAND Ee "Sue Tees ee Famili Hotels and Sal supplied with all the articles inoue ine Oe Willies to parckees es Gri er a ce 8. are exaanine our goods. mo Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE « leche sen ah ap aca lag by the Nevada Yee Soereny \ sipipgpaad attenfrom UNION LIVERY STABLE Dre that Foot of Main and Broad Streets. _ AND NOTE PaPERs, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, __ WRITING FLUIDS A MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKs, CARD STOCK. 29 &e. Steam Printing 1 Estab ment, 42 & 44 J Street, Sacramen Sacramento, Oct. 16th—tf _ AND MACHINE. SHOP. . description.iy aps tia cacete constructed, fitted or wll rest da of Building Castings Saw, Crist, Malt. on Bark Mills; horse power and car . wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as cisco—freight added. Nevada, Sept.15th. HEUGH & THOM BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchange, —os SAXBY & LANCASTER, m WOULDINFORK . . the people of Neva© Wee +e that they have urchased"te livery stock and business of tures ey Helm, and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the — lot of Horses, ea, and Ores ne with obea Neen, ma: ‘eams, with elegan’ agons and . Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable sr going pag ome ny ea nro magento driv Carriages for Funerals ‘attended. ‘to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the wg EB week or month, and the best of a? ee ae XY & LANCASTER, Nevada, Dec: 5th. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD OX AND AFTER JUNE 20th, 1967, SS aa notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will run as follows: earch East. trains will leave Sacramento at 6:30 4. M., and arrive at Cisco at 11.88 a. m.; also, ‘at £°20 P&., atriving at Cisco at 9.05 P.x Going West. Passenger trains leave Cisco at 7a. M., arrive at Sacramento at 12:36 P. M.; also, at 1:22 p. ogre arriving at Sacramento at 6:30 P. a. at mits passenger trains connect Auburn with ere for Yankee Jims, Forest Binffs: and at Colfax with stages pi echle Valley, Nevada and San Juan; Ciaco with stages for sanmt City, AusVirginia City, and all points in the State of Nevada. The 6:30 4. M. up train pronase at the Junction with the cars of the California Central. Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. AI Ene eS rr wee iz. excepted. WILLIAM c. rere Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &e. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. (7 THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. All Goods delivered Free of W. C. POPEis the Licensed Auctioneer eer county. promptly attendGrass Valley, July sth, 1856. st El A. Hundred Ninety Pour and 58-100 do Cs og is entitled a4 an Gat peor 1986, $100—in ©. &, Gold Coin, with. interest thereon from the date of said Sy org at the ~ § : e pee i e : POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENYELOPES. . Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry. oe EAM ENGINES.AND BOILERS builtio’ . CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every . for the sum of Three ‘ Hars—sai : at ‘san ss Oo + Aap re BLANK BOOKS 1 -ACTURED. any Establishment in Sacramento or San Fran, : . EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE ~ CAMPTONVILLE, TUESDAY, August 6th. : a ay ep ome roadlaceiog ps a 1 paid, payable jie. go. 09 sel fees in like wold —and geen pees art 423 Ob and $100 costs of this with, wales age is recorded in the Judgment Book 4 of the gr District en tek 212 and whereas it is ordered ovkdorth ip Pusintit oo 4 re and the therein peg es ag tying and being on & certain branch of Green Horn Creek, about five miles the town of Grass ee one-half miles claim made and recorded as such by one ¥ recorded in book 224 retord of pre-emption cjaiae for Nevada county 160 acres of wherein is now as gether Sil machinery belonging and ap) ; algo all the tene Bao ts. thereto “ q . x paige a atone, enn Pere wT eo gs” aa eo Coe Cee a aoe

& ¥ ‘4 5 3 : ¥ ¢ a $ . bs 7 a BOR. GOVERNOR, CEORCE Cc. » > For Lieutenant Governor, JOHN. P. JONES. .. W. HB. Parks. For Secretary of State ugh. Sart weeeerereres o ae eee tO Ota seewnse sil "yon CONGRESS, _ WILLIAM HiGBY. COUNTY NOMINATIONS Election September. 4th. For Senafor, ae B. W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. For :Assembl. 3: D. WHITE, of W mn. J. M. DAYS, of Grass Vi a RO NS, of Meadow Lake. For Sheriff, R. B. ouNTHY, since Nevada. wm. MoCORMICK, of “of Grass Valley. G. K, PARGUHAL, 0 of Nevada. ALL. SLACK, pry tenet & Ready.‘or District Attorney, J.B. JO1RSON, of ‘of — San Juan. NP. BROWN of of Nevada, FREAN of No E. F. BEAN. of Nevada. For Surveyor, : H. 8. BRADLEY, sree ° . Por Supt. of Schoo aeehircae of North San Juan. W.c. GROVES. o of Nevada. Supervisor ard Disttict-GEO. B. NEWELL. eed NOMINATIONS. TURNS adr For Supreme Judge.. ive wen John Currey. Fer 8 Supt. Pub. Instraction. Johu Swe For County Ju A.C, NILES, of Neca. Sn RNS Tue Rient Pouicy,—The whole theory of republican government is founded upon the right ot the majority to rule, and when this is onger accepted the danger to such All will admit this, and yet there are men who profess to be traly loyal, who a¢t upon a contrary theory in party matters.— They assume to be dictators for the Union party, and because their advice is not followed, or their favorites placed upon the ticket, they bitterly denounce tliose to whom they charge their de feat. Honor would lead a man who pry Se is imminent. has worked hard for the success of friends and failed, being fairly beaten, 6 aeqiiiesce in the result and heartily “gupport the successful competitor. CORHAM. STATE Womin ations. é i aeiaes the defeat of the Democracy. ‘(ay Te is reported that the Union prtamaries at San Francisco have been carried by Conness, his opponents refusing . to.go to the polls. It seems to us that the Union men in some parts of the They ‘do not begin until they are whip ‘ped. In other words they suffer prima. vies“ and conventions to be carried against them by neglecting to vote and then find fault with the conduct of their ‘opponents. It is a safe bet that ninetenths of the loyal men of this State are opposed to Conness for Senator and yet . by permitting him to carry conventiong ‘. by default they are pursuing the very . . course which must result in his return or secure the election of a Copperhead. FRANCE, during the last few years, has increased wonderfully in prosperity, and Napoleon, however may have been his rule for the rest of Europe, has done wonders for his 6wn country. In 1861 the imports ef France were $218,000,000 ; exports, $404,000." In 1865 the imports were $705,000,000 and the exports $817,400,000; showing an increase in fifteen years of over $1,000,000 in the total trade of the country. The produce of coal has been doubled, and the manufacture of cast and wrought iron trippled during the period. Railroads and telegraphs have proportionately increased. Since 1851, when teltt, . C&Taph messages numbered only 10,000, his Tt Grass Valley Union says : wards, an escape from the Marysville is such a policy that ever made the Democratic party so formidable, and _ such a course will make the Union party invincible. The man who cannot risé above self and his selfish prejudices, to contend for the broad principles _ of his party, is more an enemy to that than he who makes an open fight “against it. The open foe can be met, but the secret enemy, who silently in‘ sinuates his slanders, barbed with the venon of personal enmity, isan enemy ., that cannot be so easily combatted.— We liope that loyal men of Nevada county will rise above such acts as we have indicated, and leave it to the enemies ot the party to assail the Union nontinees. The time will come when they will regret their course, if persistedin. We have now # common foe in our front, and dissentions in our own ranks can only increase his chances.— This fact alone should lead us to pursue the right policy in regard to party and principle. Let loyal men, throughout the county digcountenanceall efforts to ¢reate disaffection in the party, and unite in a hearty support of the whole ticket. Even though there are men upon the State ticket who were not your preferences, you cannot deny them eupport without endangering your prin-ciples. The county ticket, no man can say ought against. The nominees are all of unquestioned loyalty, undoubted integrity and fully qualified for the places for which they are nominated. No better ticket was ever presented for the of the people of Nevada county. ‘Here at least all loyal men can. unite in a determined: fight, and we Pc Alc a _The party is they had increased in 1866 to 2,500,000, and the’charges had been reduced seventy per cent. letters transmitted through the post office was 65,000,000. In 1865 the number had increased to 820,000,000. In 1851, the number of ARRESTED AND Gurr BEeLow.—The “Jimmy EdReform School, was arrested in this place, Saturday last, by Marshal Walker, was placed in the lock-up, and was yesterday sent back to the School, on an order from Superintendent Hoblitzell. Jimmy was sent from here more than a year ago to the Reform School, made his escape, was out of the institution four or five months, and was arrested here and sent back. An effort will be made by his father, we are informed, to get Jimmy out of the Retorm School, his parents believing that they.can control him at home. Orvicers INsTALLED.—The following officers of Garizim Lodge, No. 43, I. O. O. B., of this place, says the Grass Vak ley Union, were installed on last Sunday evening: Jacob Hyman, President ; 8. Sanders, Vice President ; rias, Secretary; J. Newman, Financial Secretary ; J. Hirschfield, Treasurer ; W. Samuels, A. W.; J. Levy, W L. Zacha(387 It is announced that the finance committee of the Union State Central Committee is composed of the following gentlemen, viz: Eugene L. Sullivan: Alvinza Hayward, Abraham ‘Seligman Wm. Sherman, Seth Wetherbee, A. B. Forbes and W. B. Carr. ta" In 1848, Gen Grant graduated at West Point, ranking No. 21. In 1846 . McClellan graduated ranking No, 2.— this State at the present cl is — that, in my opinion, I draw my name as a candi as ee Co gress in this District ; and, hoping that such action may at least tend to fecongars a Anke gout wishes in my be alf, hoping that they may all stand shoulder to shoulder in the glorious cause of our common country until it and the the sight of all the world, and “Pill spotted Treason, crushed in blood, Sinks to the = from -which it rose, ‘ And Frezpom, in the name of God, Shall triamph over all her foes!” Mr. Goodwin displays the right spirit and his act will be commended by every man who holds the principles of the Union party more valuable: than personal interests. Mr. Goodwin thought ing the danger of electing the Democratic candidate if he remained in the field, . he withdraws, aud.will stand ‘shoulder to shoulder” with the great party in behalf of which he has ‘heretofore done effective service. SeLEcT ScHooL.—By card in today’s paper, it will be seen that Miss M. E. Hubbard, an ‘experienced and successful teacher, proposes opening a select school at the Theatre in this city, on next Monday morning. Miss Hubbard has been long engaged in teaching, and is thoroughly competent for the work. LATE PAPERS.—We are indebted to George R. Crawford for copies of the late pictorials, magazines and papers from the East. A full supply of fresh reading matter will be found on Crawford’s counter. EVERYTHING seems tia to work against the South—army worms, inundations, bad seasons, demoralized labor, high price of provisions, the cotton tax, foreign competition, bankruptcy of cotton traders, absence of capital and credit, and the rod of confiscation hanging over the whole South, cient Gone To Evrorz.—Col. J. W. Forney, of the Washington Chronicle, sailed for Europe in April, and is now corresponding with his paper. In his first letter, speaking of the solidity of. English improvements; he jocosely says :— “Everything seems built to last, from large feet of the women.” a ae con Tene From May ist to 14th no less than Glasgow, 1,086 ; Hamburg, 1,436. Inthe war Grant graduated No. 1.— . 80,000,000. McClellan did’nt graduate at all, That's the difference. will have double. cause of’ complaint. . ' Charley Crocker, in response to the toast: “The Pacific Railroad,” responded by saying that the toast, as

originally furnished him, by the committee, was : may its two ends meet in the middle.” {8 Thomas Francia Meagher was ee sir 4G beg 5 New York, took service, became Gene “The Paeific Railroad— — ARRIVALS. AT THE Broad Street, Nevada City, California, * Waly 16, 1867. “The eciaiGon: at ilar, ‘sfiaire in »some home political difficulties now ig, 1 do: “withdraw ass candidate for in the 3d Dis-{} trict, I may be —— here to ask my friends who have by letter and othbehereae 80 raga noaig tendered me their please accept my kindest re‘shall stand vindicated in’ he had been unjustly dealt by, but see-. the immense docks themselves down to the burly frames of the men and the 12,826 immigrants arrived at New York, an average of 986 a day, and a number almost equal.to the total arrivals of March last. Of these there were from Havre, 491; London, 636 ; Bremen, 2,108; Antwerp, 418; Liverpool, 7,669 ; i According the estimated census of the United States, made by the Internal Revenue Department, the population is now 84,500,000. The latest reports place the population of Great Britain at 80,000,000 ; France, 38,000,000 ; Prussia and: its dependencies, 35,000,000; Austria, 31,000,000, and Russia a _ EpiscopaL.—Bishop Kip will visit Vallejo on Sunday next for the purpose Tux English and French command. of organizing there an Episcopal Church. ers of the Pacific squadron remonstrate against an American war vessel being ‘stationed at the. Sandwich Islands.— Our govertiment will send another to join the one now there, and our friends — NATIONAL EXCHANG EHOTEL. LANCASTER & HMASEY, Prop’s. jot California, a ns + anna Lyons, der age; and I shall hada poi person f msibie for the violation of ue 8 made and provided. ~ LYONS. Washington, July Sth, 1867. 3 NOTICE. ae E ERSONS Fr Bs fr Straline,: on trusting _ sccoaat, as eg Ge will not pay any debts contracted by ANTONE STRALINE. . Buckeye Hill, July ist, 1267. jy10 <: UNION MASS MEETINGS! HON. WILLIAM MM. STEWAHT, United States Senator from Nevada; GEORGE C. GORHAM, Union Nominte for Governor, and FON, FRANK M1. PIXLEY, will address the people as follows 3 NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, August 2d. N. SAN JUAN, SATURDAY, August 3d. His Excellency GEO. S. WOODS, Governor of Oregon ; HON. JOHN P. JONES, Union Nominee for Eieutenant Governor. and HON. DAVED BELDEN, of Nevada City, will address the people as follows: GRASS VALLEY, WEDNESDAY, August 14th. —— HON. WM. HIGBY, Union Nomimee for Congress, 2d District, and other distinguished Speakers will address the people as follows: GRASS VALLEY, THURSDAY, Ang. Sth, N. SAN JUAN, FRIDAY, Ang. 9th. NEVADA CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. 10th, THEATRE SALOON SS, CONCERT HALL, LEW. KELLER, Lessee & Manager. ENTERTAINMENTS —or— Vocal and Instrumental Musie, Every Evening. ADMISSION FREE, and no seats reserved for those who wish to “drop in” late, jy9 NEVADA ICE COMPANY. [ST PUREST AND BEST, DELIVERED DAILY, in NEVADA and Grass Valley, Mion Paid PHOMPSON, STONE & HALE, 8. N. BLIVEN. 8. M. EVERINGHAM BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, Yen AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET, Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store, WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, PLAIN AND FANCY DINNER AND SE $4 WILLOW" LAMPS, CUTLER WARE, MIRRORS CHAND Ee "Sue Tees ee Famili Hotels and Sal supplied with all the articles inoue ine Oe Willies to parckees es Gri er a ce 8. are exaanine our goods. mo Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada. PLACE « leche sen ah ap aca lag by the Nevada Yee Soereny \ sipipgpaad attenfrom UNION LIVERY STABLE Dre that Foot of Main and Broad Streets. _ AND NOTE PaPERs, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, __ WRITING FLUIDS A MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKs, CARD STOCK. 29 &e. Steam Printing 1 Estab ment, 42 & 44 J Street, Sacramen Sacramento, Oct. 16th—tf _ AND MACHINE. SHOP. . description.iy aps tia cacete constructed, fitted or wll rest da of Building Castings Saw, Crist, Malt. on Bark Mills; horse power and car . wheels. Orders filled promptly and at as low rates as cisco—freight added. Nevada, Sept.15th. HEUGH & THOM BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Opposite the National Exchange, —os SAXBY & LANCASTER, m WOULDINFORK . . the people of Neva© Wee +e that they have urchased"te livery stock and business of tures ey Helm, and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the — lot of Horses, ea, and Ores ne with obea Neen, ma: ‘eams, with elegan’ agons and . Hacks to let at the shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms. Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable sr going pag ome ny ea nro magento driv Carriages for Funerals ‘attended. ‘to with promptness. Good Saddle Horses always on hand. Horses boarded by the wg EB week or month, and the best of a? ee ae XY & LANCASTER, Nevada, Dec: 5th. CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD OX AND AFTER JUNE 20th, 1967, SS aa notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will run as follows: earch East. trains will leave Sacramento at 6:30 4. M., and arrive at Cisco at 11.88 a. m.; also, ‘at £°20 P&., atriving at Cisco at 9.05 P.x Going West. Passenger trains leave Cisco at 7a. M., arrive at Sacramento at 12:36 P. M.; also, at 1:22 p. ogre arriving at Sacramento at 6:30 P. a. at mits passenger trains connect Auburn with ere for Yankee Jims, Forest Binffs: and at Colfax with stages pi echle Valley, Nevada and San Juan; Ciaco with stages for sanmt City, AusVirginia City, and all points in the State of Nevada. The 6:30 4. M. up train pronase at the Junction with the cars of the California Central. Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. AI Ene eS rr wee iz. excepted. WILLIAM c. rere Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &e. MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. (7 THE CHEAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. All Goods delivered Free of W. C. POPEis the Licensed Auctioneer eer county. promptly attendGrass Valley, July sth, 1856. st El A. Hundred Ninety Pour and 58-100 do Cs og is entitled a4 an Gat peor 1986, $100—in ©. &, Gold Coin, with. interest thereon from the date of said Sy org at the ~ § : e pee i e : POST OFFICE AND LEGAL ENYELOPES. . Nevada Iron & Brass Foundry. oe EAM ENGINES.AND BOILERS builtio’ . CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every . for the sum of Three ‘ Hars—sai : at ‘san ss Oo + Aap re BLANK BOOKS 1 -ACTURED. any Establishment in Sacramento or San Fran, : . EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE ~ CAMPTONVILLE, TUESDAY, August 6th. : a ay ep ome roadlaceiog ps a 1 paid, payable jie. go. 09 sel fees in like wold —and geen pees art 423 Ob and $100 costs of this with, wales age is recorded in the Judgment Book 4 of the gr District en tek 212 and whereas it is ordered ovkdorth ip Pusintit oo 4 re and the therein peg es ag tying and being on & certain branch of Green Horn Creek, about five miles the town of Grass ee one-half miles claim made and recorded as such by one ¥ recorded in book 224 retord of pre-emption cjaiae for Nevada county 160 acres of wherein is now as gether Sil machinery belonging and ap) ; algo all the tene Bao ts. thereto “ q . x paige a atone, enn Pere wT eo gs” aa eo Coe Cee a aoe