July 19, 1864 (4 pages)

amet Snes 8 mee avd Morag os 2berig . ° = iri . TES gama. ae eee =) win ming os “st ~~ haye tnanguvered their ‘troops ina manner Which seems to sugir ao attack on our * <" gays military men; of getting in our-rear.— _ “ently for the purpose of attacking onr troops, ptates that the rebel picket line js re-estab~ imino <-—“* PHS latest news from Shermap is the fol* attle and horses were being driven off. It » Tee Nevada Consutution, if the pecple % eae waith of bonds and give them to “488 Pacific Bailtond Company, the company TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 39th. FOR PRESIDENT, _. 4 FOR MiCR PRESIDENT. —_ ANOREW JOHNSON, / Eastern ‘ News.—Reports from, the ‘Army of the Potomac say that the rebels, rear. Frow last accounts, Hill's corps was massing sround our left, with the intentien, On Tuesday morning (12th) they made « demonstration on the Jerusalem road, apparbut being cunfronted by ample furce they changed their design. 3 ~ The latest news from Petersburg, Va. is to Wednesday (13th), when heavy skirmiahing was going on. An official dispatch from the rebel Gens eral Sam; Jones, dated July 4th, reports that the rebels repulsed the Federal forces near Charleston, 8. C., with the lisa of 600 men; ‘confitms the capture of two rebel guns, but lished, the Federals. hastily falling back.-The Monitors and gunboats were in Stono Inlet, firing on the rebel lines heavily. Ap arrival from City Point report that there has been considerable skirmishing during weveral days past along the lines.— General Sheridan has gone on. another raid, lowing, ‘dated-Chattandoga, July 1th: The To the Union Voters of Nevada Co. . ded the coming @lection, the necessity Thi gravity of the ‘questions to be deeithat the decision of them in. this State shall vot oply be in favor of-liberty und union, but also by such a vast tuajority as shall lend a powerful moral force to the action of Union men, induces the Union County Cen~ tral Committee-to sugg t that complete ory ganizution of Union voters in every part of the county. be had at once. Phe benefit of such organizations in registering numeri’ tal strength and making it available on -theday of eleetions and by frequently assem‘bling the people for conference.and instruction, in awakening interest and enthusiasm, cannot be overrated. The form of organis zation heretofore found most effective ia answering these ende~is the open club, in which shall be enrolled and periodically ae« sembled ull of & common political faith, to be addressed by local speakers and visitors. These clubs are useful in tabing charge of general meetings, circulating notices and information, distributing tickets on the day of election, guarding the polls to pres vent frauds, furnishing a basis of calulation of our strength and that of our adversaries, and generally giving directions and efficiens cy to party movemevts. Lincola and Jobn~ son clubs should be organized in-every pre» Cinct of the county. In each club should be onrolled the name of every voter who wil; support the national ticket. Every~voter who is not known to be a copperhead hater of the Government, should be sought . out and induced to register bis name as one who will do his part at the ballot box -in putting down the rebels and their allies in the North. There. is sufficient tine to do this work se effectually all over the county that thirty days before the election each _tebots buined the railroad and common bridgeaacross Chattahoochee river. Sherman érossed abuve and below the bridges and eis fected a secure lodgmeut on the south bank The rebels abandoned their strong fortifications-on the Chattahoochee, being again effectually flanked. It ié uncertain in what direction they have gone. Our communica tions are ina favorable condition. ; Dispatches received announce that Shere man is within six milus of Atlanta. General Slocum, whe commends in the Viokaburg district, has undertaken several _ €xpeditions for the punishment of the raid: . ‘ing cavalry of Mississippi. Forrest is res ported to bein thatvicinity, thogigh a Louis ville secession organ locates him in Middly “wend its report to the County . Central Committee ; -and the information can be published by what majority this loyal county will vindi¢ate ita love of the Union, and bratid with hatred and contempt the brow of treaaon. = By the popular willas recorded next November. ia to be decided whether the fearfulexperience forced upon the American people by secession isto result in vast ultimate benefits teusand to the world, or if the lightens ings of war are to leave our atmosphere atill rank with corruption. We are to degigantic civil war, not only the original cause uf that war and the manner it has on until the only desirable end of it is The Richmond Examiner states that a dea taoliment. from Grant bas beeu sent to the White House. © _ Sherman baa crossed the Chattahoochee and captured from 2,000 to 3,000 prisoners. The dispatches are still filled with ac« oounts of the raid into Maryland, which are coutradictory ss usual. On the 14th and 15th the raidera were making their way South with all haste. A large number of are that Lhe demonstration made by the Fees the defenses of Washington, were deeigued to prevent. the Union Army from cuptaring the booty with which the rebela were retresting. Communication is Qgw oped, sod the care ate ruaning between Baltimore and Washington. et cerca K&aRSAnoe.—The pronunciation of this word ls attracting some little attention at" Wit time. The Budlotin saya the word is of ‘origin, and the name of a well known tain in New Hampshire, which the Me themeelves, and many of the whites, _ PeaMnce iv three syllables, giving the g its hard sound and acceoting the second syliable, thue-—Keergerge. ‘This pronunciation ia much the most musical, as will be found on trial, and it is worth while to preserve tie original ewphony of war Indian names. adopt It, will allow the Legislature to isaue to-expend the amount within the bounde of ade A peer viene trum Tuolumne county, Grrjved at Gopi Jil, N.T., the other day, where they are to.be used for milking purNew.Sounce or Reverce.—Io corporated towns generally ‘throughout the are reeorting to the policy of taxing . Buch a policy is productive of two e@eots: it ride cowmunitive: of worthices cure, and adds tothe loco! reves anys. je wot lawfal io Salt Lake te sell liquor reached. A popular verdict is to be taken whether the Government ahall be revelution= ized in the fuce of the ebemy ; if aympathisera With treason ahull have cominand of our army and navy, if compromisers with redhanded traitors shall have power to, sundet the Unian, or.invite back traitors to perpet* ual rule. The virtue and intelligence of the people is to be more seriously tried thaff at ony period during the war. To ensure the defeat uf the Government every art of misrepresentation, every pretense of motive, every safe cbuilition of vivleuce, every concelvable appliance of party machinery, will be brovgbt inte requisition. Haggard trais tors will craw] frem obscurity te revile thecause of thie country. Every measure of repression that has been simed at the banded conspirators who uphold. secession on the battle-field, who have persecuted Southern Union mem and made their homes a desolation, who have bayonetted wounds ed prisoners, who have killed negro soldiers in culd blood, crucified them, burned them, buried them-ahve, murdered their white officers, massacred surrendered garrisons, and deliberately starved captured soldiers of the Union by thousande in rebel prisons, wil be declaimed aguinst'‘ae oppressive and uoconstitutional, The proclamation of frees dom, the noblest edict that humanity and stutegmanship ever dictated, the arming of uegro soldiers, codfiecation, taxation, and all necessary war invasures, of the Government, ‘will bearraigned we tyrannical. The charges will be rung upon a repression of free speech by traitors whose tongues distil treason, and who indulge ia the wildest license while denying the exiatente of hberty. To withatand the sturm will require all the wisdom and patriotism of the people. There are considerations peculiar to our own State that demand a powerful majority for the Goverumentand Union. The designs of the French Emperor on this cuntineut are not fully developed, but is asserts ed by Americans in Paris that be bas been ed by a well directed stroke of military ens terprise. The rebelehave) long begged at wok eM oa ¥ beea conducted, but aiso if it shall still go . ,O W Loveridge F cor E Bear _ persuaded that California is weak in ite ad-. W . hesiva to to the Union, and may be detach. p If the allies of the traitors.in this State are & majority or powerful Minority, the irresistublé logic of facts give confirmation to this belief, and promises the cooperation he needs . to make such an enterprice successful. The copperbeads hate the American Goverament too cordially not to welcome. any’ powerful ‘diversion that ‘would multiply the troubles of the Government and favor the South.— Ww th’ is so or not, whether they would enjoy the spectacle of serried. zanks of French bayonets at the Presidio, and a" French fleet in San Fravciseo harbor, even as the associstesin New York exult in rebel raid into Pennaylvania, and whether or not they would rise simalteneously in nid . — of such invasion und fall to killing and burn« jog au did their brethren in the Eastern cit. ies, we at least confirm thé impression in the mind of the grasping French despot that our adhesion te the Government is_weak if we do not pronounce overwhelmingly for the ‘Union. By supineness we invite a blow which, though we may-repel it, will cause us infinite misery and cost. , We.therefore call for organization, immediate and thorough. Let.us make Nevada county the banner Union county in the Staté. Let us engage in the work with that spirit and enthusiagin which bears down all obstacles and ensures triumphant success. Let us not merely aim to overthrow the ene» mies of the Government in our midst: but to demolish theni—to roll up Union votes so preponderatingly that the secession vote will be relatively insignificant. rs To accomplish thie organidation and these results, the members-of the County Central . Great Excitement . ! Valwabie Discoveries! OPPOSITION ALIVE YET?! Clothing Cheaper than Ever. The Great Campaign of the Season ha: P. BANNER, At his well-knowi Emperium of Fashion. : ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . ‘On and after this date all kinds of 8 UMMER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, ——BOOTS & SHOES, BOY'S CLOTHING, “Trunks, Valises, &ec. _ Will be retailed offat . San Francisco Wholesale Prices ! “omaccount of making room fora large stock of Cominittes ta each township will proceed to call meetings to organize ecliibe in the dife ferent precincta of their respective towns ships, and we request the hearty eooperato supply your wants as you will save twene ty cents on every dollar by baying your Clothing at — -tion-with them of the promicent Union men in every. preeinct, and that all Union mun, laying aside all “minor differences, ent! themselves in-these clubs, and work until the day ofelection to aveure the success of Union principles Ss Fhe members of the County Central Committee: in the various townships are aa fol lows: Nevada, A. A. Sargent; W. H. Crawford, I. J. Rolfe, R. H. Farquhar; Grass Vale ley, E. W. Roberts, R. Leach. Eureka, Ira Stanley. Rough & Ready, C. 0. Tay» lor._Rloomfeld, T._ Carey. Little York; R. MeGoun. Bridgeport, R. Patton.— Washington, G. Roberts. ; Where clubs are already organized, efforts should be directed to add to their ‘membership and efficiency. Any information or as. sistunce. that can be afforded by the County Central Committee will be promptly ren. dered on application to the officers at Nevada; and information as to the progress of the work is reqnested. May God aid our effurtsin bebalt of liberty and the gbvernmeat of ottr fathers: A. A. SARGENT, _ Chairman Union Co. Central Com. R.H. Farquuar, Sec. ALBERT Thompson, of Santa Clara, has been arrested and beld te answer before the County Court for misdemeanor, -in hauling . down and trampling upon an Ainerican flag on the 4th of July. me ieee came GOVERNOR Stanford is over in Nevada Territory on business connected with the Central Pacific Railroad Company. ; Tue city debt of Philadelphia 1 thirty#1x millions of dollars. a) Arrivais at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. SaTurvay, July. 16th. J Welch San Franciseo ¢ Prasper Rock creek 8 P Otis Mooney Flat RS Jenkinve Oregun ‘A Nixon Moores Orsman Dart Gold Hill k Rule Gold Hill Mre Bickford & s do Miss S*tRale do W B Stafford & d Dayt Jchn Cashin do D $ Goodnir Virginia. G Fellows Graad Val 8 corr do ¥ Kingsley Moores P Schardia San Fran W T Orsburn Virginia G Link Starr Ranch B Barker Grass Valley P Bastier Buckeye hill J Heyman do = obt Paddock eity ¢ do D Portius do WG Whitney do Mre Morrow Moores = chas Yiekinson do J Morgan chipps Flat. A Andersen do Jas Comstock ealeco J W Davis Grass Val ; , SunDAY, July 17th. WN Dyer Fran =W_H Smith GEmuee nh ve Welter Wankieed Mies F A Baz'ey do M Rule Grasse V yohn Anderson do ° Thos Griffith Relief h Edwiu F Ram do Wm Harris ' do DH Them ny gd Geo Carrer do T B Berry Griz W Hendrick Virginia John M nGold FF MHGallaher ‘do H Sandere,Omega ‘ 8 Smith do Creamer @o = Mracorbin&c do E Teeple -@0 =Mre Wilson do 4 Link Alpha + Wirbirs do a H Randolph do Marnie Dog 2 Damsoa "@ « P. BANNER’S STORE. I might go on and put down the prices ofa few common articles only to make a show of it—but by giving mea cal you can buy Clothing, &c, a lower rates than in any other house im Nevada County, as we have put the — of our Goods down to such low rates that w Dety all Competition ! Do'not mistake the plage--in Kida & Knox's block, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. ie PP. BANNER. > Md. HYDELIFF, the adjoining mining towns that he has Opened a new store at the above. plece where he will always keep on hand the best of ~ = Groceries, Ne Provisions, i Liquers, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &e. &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red Deg will, as heretofore be supplied with everyth ng in the above line.— Persons in want ef an thing m the Grocery. Dr Goods, or Hardware line will find it te their ot vantage to call at either of my stores as I sull Cheap for Cash. M. J. HYDELIFF. You Het, July 19th—tr Rass UNCLAIMED jin the Post Office at Nevada city, California, July 18 184. orto obtam-any of these letters, theapplicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, sive sand date of the listand pay oue ceit for adver tising. i (rif not called for within one MONTH, they Wil be sent to the Dead Letter Oftice, kK. F. BEAN, Postmaster. Alton Samuel Lonis HA — we me Martin ixtler 2 _ Montgomery Wm H Brimskil Edward lesteo Lu Js Bueey JC McDonald Edward Cerrie Angus Cassell Mrs Lyra Delano Wm J/ 3 Moses Mrs N # McAllister Alfred MeAllister Frank Kdwards Wm ‘Neugent J M Elicrson Richard Yerry Wm W Fux Geo W Peter, hrist Follert A Pidge w < Gallagher Chas 2 uyley John Gallagher A byroa G 3 Green Mise Margaret Kayan Miss Johanna Hayshp Geo Kumuel Elias Holmes J T Se.tt Ka us C Hal Dr. Wm Stephens G W irwia Thos Spence samuel sovuer Mrs Garrie Treevidiek Mre H ohn Wilson Johan W Kirkpatrick J M cidman Sumuet Kopf John G Wallingberry F David Wood Beary Foreign Letters. Manuel Fraacisco Soutss Al Sigar Marcello Delume Herrn Caspar In lin, Al Sig Giodanni Vanga Alak Nelsjon Dr Jose Fapia #1 Pleache Gold & Silver Mining Co, OTICH ts hered ‘hse om pesestene Noo Gatton = < Se ond of Jaly, 1264. Unless pala before te are the of sixty ad bape the Lo4 levy of said asaceeto pn ose Which will soon arrive heré. Now ta the tine . NEW-STORE AT YOU™ BET. Ww OULD inform the citizend-of You Bet and} Dry Goods, ° NION GOLD AND QUARTZ MIN: ING COMPANY.—Notice is hereby givta ofthe Trustees of the Union : Gold and Quarts fiming 10 rf held on the A.D. 1 Compan 12th day ef July, , pre ig ssessment of Thirty seven and f per share was levied upon tre al Val. Cunan, at York, or to the Se : at Diamond creek. Any stock upon wilich #aid aesessments shall remain uapaid on the 12th day of. August “ill be advertised.on.that —=. delinquent and unless pa t shall ‘be made before. will be sold on the 22nd diy of August, to pay the delinquent eye ce wed together-with the costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. ‘Location of Office, Dia Creek, Nevada -county; Cal. “jy § AL# + WEED, Sec. & . AJ_ ING COMPA WN ¥.—Notice is hereby given that the Quarterly meeting of thes 1 ders in the Union Gold <a Mining Compaar will be heid at the ¢ of said eompany hour of Lo'clock, FM-, on MUNDAX, the 2nd aay of ugest, for the transaction of euch business as may pertain to the meetitig. ALEX. WEED, Secretary. Diamond Creek, July 15th, 1864. so NOTICE. N Election will be held at the Hall of Protection Hook and Ladder Companys, for thie? Engineer, for the ensuing year, on Monday, July 25th, Polls to be opened at 2. u’clock;;A. M.and close at 5 a, B c vies of mouse of Delegates, of A. A. SARGENT, President. W. H. Davirsox, See’y. jyi2 Opposition Steamer Day. JULY 22, 1864, THE PEOPLE's OPPOSITION Steamship Line, THOS, H. MORTON...+-+ Commander. Will be dispatched for Panama, on Saturday....duly 234, 1864. “ From Mission Street Wharf, at 9.4. ». Connecting at Aspinwall, via With the magnificent new steams GOLDEN RULE... 3,500 FOR NEW YORK. The GOLDEN RULE Is the largest, fastest and most elegant Steamslup on theAtlantic Yor further information aprly to {. K: ROBERTS, Agent, Northwest -corner Battery-& Pine streets, ji4 Up stairs— San Francisco. JOSEPH A. DONOHOR, San FRANCISCO. . . — BEUGENE BELLY, , New Yor. DONOHOE, KELLY & Co. SAN FRANCISCO. EUCENE KELLY & Co. NEW YORK. BANKERS. Exchange on -NEW YORK. * BANK OF IRELAND. THAT CREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sareaparilla, Yellow “Deek and Iodine Alterative. — Whe Great Cure For ail Diseases of the Liver, Stomack and BOWELS. TRE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION it. self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE RIONEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVE BRICK DUST, DEPOsrr, AND -MUCOUS.OB.MILKY. DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. . edy and too much cannot be said in its praise. As 4 Lithontriptic it has no equal being chemape Pacmag 0 with Iodine, re “ age &o Cegree the power of dissolving stone in th bladder and ureters of the Kideer, reventing grand formations, and enlargement o trate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder sees? &e Sole Agency forLe Doyens’ Sarsaparill Yellow Dock and leodine Asterative, in California, 649 Front Street, Spld by ali Druggists. San Francisco, July 13—tf EE Wonders uever cease 8 A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we bespeak for it abundant sucress. It appears to be mo seeret, as the Agent setids a circular giving its ingredicnts to any physician who May de sire to know its combination. It is feund in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock and Iodine Potass THE FLORENCE Is the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Pour Distinct Stitches And has . ‘THE REVERSIBLE FEED: GE@, A. BANDALL, t . Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co." store. ty days. was levied upon the capital aan, . ev 8 ort : Picacho Gold and Silver Minin y on j ae Also on sale a fall supply of Needles, Silk, _E. W. SMITH, stice of the Peace. ee ()PZICE at the Old Piast, on Broad able immediate’ Fit United States Gold Coin, to JTNION GULD AND QUARTZ MIN-~ ‘ . Will dis~atch the NEW AND a STEAMER AMERICA, BANK OF LONDON, LONDON. For these diseases it i< truly a sovereign remoseesses ip a the pros° TUESD ic The A MITTEKE.loyal man the. Cour in to-day will go it the medat day of ele the tine Let loyal selves tog whelming The oppo effort wil) the ballar order to t concert, 8 hr _ this than . em eee enamels += Stee Poe meets dress of men read total ever! or to carr) address. New & commence between . Bet. Th to the pe man to M he gave ur that may prompt—a céas,; and will be we ' places to ~ will leave Dog and ° noon. Tue Cr meeting o was held a evening ls membersh ty-five. § Belden anc for Liaeol _Phe-elub is should be of Sam Le anen go an New 81 per advert opened a gs; and patriot) ‘of the Red everything dry goods : knowledge State to tr goods chea; Go and see Little Yorl A Dau Harrier ha: of stages to gaged in th that road f ‘weekly. T be gratified CLoraiy vertisemen! TRANSCRIE offers to ail Banner has good qualit Eurcka Mine locati: OTICE followi sesaments le and assesen Thos L Mil James Mart Pat'k Ford. 8S W Potter Wm

amet Snes 8 mee avd Morag os 2berig . ° = iri . TES gama. ae eee =) win ming os “st ~~ haye tnanguvered their ‘troops ina manner Which seems to sugir ao attack on our * <" gays military men; of getting in our-rear.— _ “ently for the purpose of attacking onr troops, ptates that the rebel picket line js re-estab~ imino <-—“* PHS latest news from Shermap is the fol* attle and horses were being driven off. It » Tee Nevada Consutution, if the pecple % eae waith of bonds and give them to “488 Pacific Bailtond Company, the company TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 39th. FOR PRESIDENT, _. 4 FOR MiCR PRESIDENT. —_ ANOREW JOHNSON, / Eastern ‘ News.—Reports from, the ‘Army of the Potomac say that the rebels, rear. Frow last accounts, Hill's corps was massing sround our left, with the intentien, On Tuesday morning (12th) they made « demonstration on the Jerusalem road, apparbut being cunfronted by ample furce they changed their design. 3 ~ The latest news from Petersburg, Va. is to Wednesday (13th), when heavy skirmiahing was going on. An official dispatch from the rebel Gens eral Sam; Jones, dated July 4th, reports that the rebels repulsed the Federal forces near Charleston, 8. C., with the lisa of 600 men; ‘confitms the capture of two rebel guns, but lished, the Federals. hastily falling back.-The Monitors and gunboats were in Stono Inlet, firing on the rebel lines heavily. Ap arrival from City Point report that there has been considerable skirmishing during weveral days past along the lines.— General Sheridan has gone on. another raid, lowing, ‘dated-Chattandoga, July 1th: The To the Union Voters of Nevada Co. . ded the coming @lection, the necessity Thi gravity of the ‘questions to be deeithat the decision of them in. this State shall vot oply be in favor of-liberty und union, but also by such a vast tuajority as shall lend a powerful moral force to the action of Union men, induces the Union County Cen~ tral Committee-to sugg t that complete ory ganizution of Union voters in every part of the county. be had at once. Phe benefit of such organizations in registering numeri’ tal strength and making it available on -theday of eleetions and by frequently assem‘bling the people for conference.and instruction, in awakening interest and enthusiasm, cannot be overrated. The form of organis zation heretofore found most effective ia answering these ende~is the open club, in which shall be enrolled and periodically ae« sembled ull of & common political faith, to be addressed by local speakers and visitors. These clubs are useful in tabing charge of general meetings, circulating notices and information, distributing tickets on the day of election, guarding the polls to pres vent frauds, furnishing a basis of calulation of our strength and that of our adversaries, and generally giving directions and efficiens cy to party movemevts. Lincola and Jobn~ son clubs should be organized in-every pre» Cinct of the county. In each club should be onrolled the name of every voter who wil; support the national ticket. Every~voter who is not known to be a copperhead hater of the Government, should be sought . out and induced to register bis name as one who will do his part at the ballot box -in putting down the rebels and their allies in the North. There. is sufficient tine to do this work se effectually all over the county that thirty days before the election each _tebots buined the railroad and common bridgeaacross Chattahoochee river. Sherman érossed abuve and below the bridges and eis fected a secure lodgmeut on the south bank The rebels abandoned their strong fortifications-on the Chattahoochee, being again effectually flanked. It ié uncertain in what direction they have gone. Our communica tions are ina favorable condition. ; Dispatches received announce that Shere man is within six milus of Atlanta. General Slocum, whe commends in the Viokaburg district, has undertaken several _ €xpeditions for the punishment of the raid: . ‘ing cavalry of Mississippi. Forrest is res ported to bein thatvicinity, thogigh a Louis ville secession organ locates him in Middly “wend its report to the County . Central Committee ; -and the information can be published by what majority this loyal county will vindi¢ate ita love of the Union, and bratid with hatred and contempt the brow of treaaon. = By the popular willas recorded next November. ia to be decided whether the fearfulexperience forced upon the American people by secession isto result in vast ultimate benefits teusand to the world, or if the lightens ings of war are to leave our atmosphere atill rank with corruption. We are to degigantic civil war, not only the original cause uf that war and the manner it has on until the only desirable end of it is The Richmond Examiner states that a dea taoliment. from Grant bas beeu sent to the White House. © _ Sherman baa crossed the Chattahoochee and captured from 2,000 to 3,000 prisoners. The dispatches are still filled with ac« oounts of the raid into Maryland, which are coutradictory ss usual. On the 14th and 15th the raidera were making their way South with all haste. A large number of are that Lhe demonstration made by the Fees the defenses of Washington, were deeigued to prevent. the Union Army from cuptaring the booty with which the rebela were retresting. Communication is Qgw oped, sod the care ate ruaning between Baltimore and Washington. et cerca K&aRSAnoe.—The pronunciation of this word ls attracting some little attention at" Wit time. The Budlotin saya the word is of ‘origin, and the name of a well known tain in New Hampshire, which the Me themeelves, and many of the whites, _ PeaMnce iv three syllables, giving the g its hard sound and acceoting the second syliable, thue-—Keergerge. ‘This pronunciation ia much the most musical, as will be found on trial, and it is worth while to preserve tie original ewphony of war Indian names. adopt It, will allow the Legislature to isaue to-expend the amount within the bounde of ade A peer viene trum Tuolumne county, Grrjved at Gopi Jil, N.T., the other day, where they are to.be used for milking purNew.Sounce or Reverce.—Io corporated towns generally ‘throughout the are reeorting to the policy of taxing . Buch a policy is productive of two e@eots: it ride cowmunitive: of worthices cure, and adds tothe loco! reves anys. je wot lawfal io Salt Lake te sell liquor reached. A popular verdict is to be taken whether the Government ahall be revelution= ized in the fuce of the ebemy ; if aympathisera With treason ahull have cominand of our army and navy, if compromisers with redhanded traitors shall have power to, sundet the Unian, or.invite back traitors to perpet* ual rule. The virtue and intelligence of the people is to be more seriously tried thaff at ony period during the war. To ensure the defeat uf the Government every art of misrepresentation, every pretense of motive, every safe cbuilition of vivleuce, every concelvable appliance of party machinery, will be brovgbt inte requisition. Haggard trais tors will craw] frem obscurity te revile thecause of thie country. Every measure of repression that has been simed at the banded conspirators who uphold. secession on the battle-field, who have persecuted Southern Union mem and made their homes a desolation, who have bayonetted wounds ed prisoners, who have killed negro soldiers in culd blood, crucified them, burned them, buried them-ahve, murdered their white officers, massacred surrendered garrisons, and deliberately starved captured soldiers of the Union by thousande in rebel prisons, wil be declaimed aguinst'‘ae oppressive and uoconstitutional, The proclamation of frees dom, the noblest edict that humanity and stutegmanship ever dictated, the arming of uegro soldiers, codfiecation, taxation, and all necessary war invasures, of the Government, ‘will bearraigned we tyrannical. The charges will be rung upon a repression of free speech by traitors whose tongues distil treason, and who indulge ia the wildest license while denying the exiatente of hberty. To withatand the sturm will require all the wisdom and patriotism of the people. There are considerations peculiar to our own State that demand a powerful majority for the Goverumentand Union. The designs of the French Emperor on this cuntineut are not fully developed, but is asserts ed by Americans in Paris that be bas been ed by a well directed stroke of military ens terprise. The rebelehave) long begged at wok eM oa ¥ beea conducted, but aiso if it shall still go . ,O W Loveridge F cor E Bear _ persuaded that California is weak in ite ad-. W . hesiva to to the Union, and may be detach. p If the allies of the traitors.in this State are & majority or powerful Minority, the irresistublé logic of facts give confirmation to this belief, and promises the cooperation he needs . to make such an enterprice successful. The copperbeads hate the American Goverament too cordially not to welcome. any’ powerful ‘diversion that ‘would multiply the troubles of the Government and favor the South.— Ww th’ is so or not, whether they would enjoy the spectacle of serried. zanks of French bayonets at the Presidio, and a" French fleet in San Fravciseo harbor, even as the associstesin New York exult in rebel raid into Pennaylvania, and whether or not they would rise simalteneously in nid . — of such invasion und fall to killing and burn« jog au did their brethren in the Eastern cit. ies, we at least confirm thé impression in the mind of the grasping French despot that our adhesion te the Government is_weak if we do not pronounce overwhelmingly for the ‘Union. By supineness we invite a blow which, though we may-repel it, will cause us infinite misery and cost. , We.therefore call for organization, immediate and thorough. Let.us make Nevada county the banner Union county in the Staté. Let us engage in the work with that spirit and enthusiagin which bears down all obstacles and ensures triumphant success. Let us not merely aim to overthrow the ene» mies of the Government in our midst: but to demolish theni—to roll up Union votes so preponderatingly that the secession vote will be relatively insignificant. rs To accomplish thie organidation and these results, the members-of the County Central . Great Excitement . ! Valwabie Discoveries! OPPOSITION ALIVE YET?! Clothing Cheaper than Ever. The Great Campaign of the Season ha: P. BANNER, At his well-knowi Emperium of Fashion. : ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . ‘On and after this date all kinds of 8 UMMER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, ——BOOTS & SHOES, BOY'S CLOTHING, “Trunks, Valises, &ec. _ Will be retailed offat . San Francisco Wholesale Prices ! “omaccount of making room fora large stock of Cominittes ta each township will proceed to call meetings to organize ecliibe in the dife ferent precincta of their respective towns ships, and we request the hearty eooperato supply your wants as you will save twene ty cents on every dollar by baying your Clothing at — -tion-with them of the promicent Union men in every. preeinct, and that all Union mun, laying aside all “minor differences, ent! themselves in-these clubs, and work until the day ofelection to aveure the success of Union principles Ss Fhe members of the County Central Committee: in the various townships are aa fol lows: Nevada, A. A. Sargent; W. H. Crawford, I. J. Rolfe, R. H. Farquhar; Grass Vale ley, E. W. Roberts, R. Leach. Eureka, Ira Stanley. Rough & Ready, C. 0. Tay» lor._Rloomfeld, T._ Carey. Little York; R. MeGoun. Bridgeport, R. Patton.— Washington, G. Roberts. ; Where clubs are already organized, efforts should be directed to add to their ‘membership and efficiency. Any information or as. sistunce. that can be afforded by the County Central Committee will be promptly ren. dered on application to the officers at Nevada; and information as to the progress of the work is reqnested. May God aid our effurtsin bebalt of liberty and the gbvernmeat of ottr fathers: A. A. SARGENT, _ Chairman Union Co. Central Com. R.H. Farquuar, Sec. ALBERT Thompson, of Santa Clara, has been arrested and beld te answer before the County Court for misdemeanor, -in hauling . down and trampling upon an Ainerican flag on the 4th of July. me ieee came GOVERNOR Stanford is over in Nevada Territory on business connected with the Central Pacific Railroad Company. ; Tue city debt of Philadelphia 1 thirty#1x millions of dollars. a) Arrivais at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET......NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. SaTurvay, July. 16th. J Welch San Franciseo ¢ Prasper Rock creek 8 P Otis Mooney Flat RS Jenkinve Oregun ‘A Nixon Moores Orsman Dart Gold Hill k Rule Gold Hill Mre Bickford & s do Miss S*tRale do W B Stafford & d Dayt Jchn Cashin do D $ Goodnir Virginia. G Fellows Graad Val 8 corr do ¥ Kingsley Moores P Schardia San Fran W T Orsburn Virginia G Link Starr Ranch B Barker Grass Valley P Bastier Buckeye hill J Heyman do = obt Paddock eity ¢ do D Portius do WG Whitney do Mre Morrow Moores = chas Yiekinson do J Morgan chipps Flat. A Andersen do Jas Comstock ealeco J W Davis Grass Val ; , SunDAY, July 17th. WN Dyer Fran =W_H Smith GEmuee nh ve Welter Wankieed

Mies F A Baz'ey do M Rule Grasse V yohn Anderson do ° Thos Griffith Relief h Edwiu F Ram do Wm Harris ' do DH Them ny gd Geo Carrer do T B Berry Griz W Hendrick Virginia John M nGold FF MHGallaher ‘do H Sandere,Omega ‘ 8 Smith do Creamer @o = Mracorbin&c do E Teeple -@0 =Mre Wilson do 4 Link Alpha + Wirbirs do a H Randolph do Marnie Dog 2 Damsoa "@ « P. BANNER’S STORE. I might go on and put down the prices ofa few common articles only to make a show of it—but by giving mea cal you can buy Clothing, &c, a lower rates than in any other house im Nevada County, as we have put the — of our Goods down to such low rates that w Dety all Competition ! Do'not mistake the plage--in Kida & Knox's block, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. ie PP. BANNER. > Md. HYDELIFF, the adjoining mining towns that he has Opened a new store at the above. plece where he will always keep on hand the best of ~ = Groceries, Ne Provisions, i Liquers, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, &e. &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red Deg will, as heretofore be supplied with everyth ng in the above line.— Persons in want ef an thing m the Grocery. Dr Goods, or Hardware line will find it te their ot vantage to call at either of my stores as I sull Cheap for Cash. M. J. HYDELIFF. You Het, July 19th—tr Rass UNCLAIMED jin the Post Office at Nevada city, California, July 18 184. orto obtam-any of these letters, theapplicant must call for ADVERTISED LETTERS, sive sand date of the listand pay oue ceit for adver tising. i (rif not called for within one MONTH, they Wil be sent to the Dead Letter Oftice, kK. F. BEAN, Postmaster. Alton Samuel Lonis HA — we me Martin ixtler 2 _ Montgomery Wm H Brimskil Edward lesteo Lu Js Bueey JC McDonald Edward Cerrie Angus Cassell Mrs Lyra Delano Wm J/ 3 Moses Mrs N # McAllister Alfred MeAllister Frank Kdwards Wm ‘Neugent J M Elicrson Richard Yerry Wm W Fux Geo W Peter, hrist Follert A Pidge w < Gallagher Chas 2 uyley John Gallagher A byroa G 3 Green Mise Margaret Kayan Miss Johanna Hayshp Geo Kumuel Elias Holmes J T Se.tt Ka us C Hal Dr. Wm Stephens G W irwia Thos Spence samuel sovuer Mrs Garrie Treevidiek Mre H ohn Wilson Johan W Kirkpatrick J M cidman Sumuet Kopf John G Wallingberry F David Wood Beary Foreign Letters. Manuel Fraacisco Soutss Al Sigar Marcello Delume Herrn Caspar In lin, Al Sig Giodanni Vanga Alak Nelsjon Dr Jose Fapia #1 Pleache Gold & Silver Mining Co, OTICH ts hered ‘hse om pesestene Noo Gatton = < Se ond of Jaly, 1264. Unless pala before te are the of sixty ad bape the Lo4 levy of said asaceeto pn ose Which will soon arrive heré. Now ta the tine . NEW-STORE AT YOU™ BET. Ww OULD inform the citizend-of You Bet and} Dry Goods, ° NION GOLD AND QUARTZ MIN: ING COMPANY.—Notice is hereby givta ofthe Trustees of the Union : Gold and Quarts fiming 10 rf held on the A.D. 1 Compan 12th day ef July, , pre ig ssessment of Thirty seven and f per share was levied upon tre al Val. Cunan, at York, or to the Se : at Diamond creek. Any stock upon wilich #aid aesessments shall remain uapaid on the 12th day of. August “ill be advertised.on.that —=. delinquent and unless pa t shall ‘be made before. will be sold on the 22nd diy of August, to pay the delinquent eye ce wed together-with the costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. ‘Location of Office, Dia Creek, Nevada -county; Cal. “jy § AL# + WEED, Sec. & . AJ_ ING COMPA WN ¥.—Notice is hereby given that the Quarterly meeting of thes 1 ders in the Union Gold <a Mining Compaar will be heid at the ¢ of said eompany hour of Lo'clock, FM-, on MUNDAX, the 2nd aay of ugest, for the transaction of euch business as may pertain to the meetitig. ALEX. WEED, Secretary. Diamond Creek, July 15th, 1864. so NOTICE. N Election will be held at the Hall of Protection Hook and Ladder Companys, for thie? Engineer, for the ensuing year, on Monday, July 25th, Polls to be opened at 2. u’clock;;A. M.and close at 5 a, B c vies of mouse of Delegates, of A. A. SARGENT, President. W. H. Davirsox, See’y. jyi2 Opposition Steamer Day. JULY 22, 1864, THE PEOPLE's OPPOSITION Steamship Line, THOS, H. MORTON......+-+ Commander. Will be dispatched for Panama, on Saturday........duly 234, 1864. “ From Mission Street Wharf, at 9.4. ». Connecting at Aspinwall, via With the magnificent new steams GOLDEN RULE...... 3,500 FOR NEW YORK. The GOLDEN RULE Is the largest, fastest and most elegant Steamslup on theAtlantic Yor further information aprly to {. K: ROBERTS, Agent, Northwest -corner Battery-& Pine streets, ji4 Up stairs— San Francisco. JOSEPH A. DONOHOR, San FRANCISCO. . . — BEUGENE BELLY, , New Yor. DONOHOE, KELLY & Co. SAN FRANCISCO. EUCENE KELLY & Co. NEW YORK. BANKERS. Exchange on -NEW YORK. * BANK OF IRELAND. THAT CREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sareaparilla, Yellow “Deek and Iodine Alterative. — Whe Great Cure For ail Diseases of the Liver, Stomack and BOWELS. TRE medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION it. self, and restores it to its normal condition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE RIONEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVE BRICK DUST, DEPOsrr, AND -MUCOUS.OB.MILKY. DISCHARGES AFTER URINATING. . edy and too much cannot be said in its praise. As 4 Lithontriptic it has no equal being chemape Pacmag 0 with Iodine, re “ age &o Cegree the power of dissolving stone in th bladder and ureters of the Kideer, reventing grand formations, and enlargement o trate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder sees? &e Sole Agency forLe Doyens’ Sarsaparill Yellow Dock and leodine Asterative, in California, 649 Front Street, Spld by ali Druggists. San Francisco, July 13—tf EE Wonders uever cease 8 A Genuine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with Iodine ; and we bespeak for it abundant sucress. It appears to be mo seeret, as the Agent setids a circular giving its ingredicnts to any physician who May de sire to know its combination. It is feund in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock and Iodine Potass THE FLORENCE Is the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Pour Distinct Stitches And has . ‘THE REVERSIBLE FEED: GE@, A. BANDALL, t . Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co." store. ty days. was levied upon the capital aan, . ev 8 ort : Picacho Gold and Silver Minin y on j ae Also on sale a fall supply of Needles, Silk, _E. W. SMITH, stice of the Peace. ee ()PZICE at the Old Piast, on Broad able immediate’ Fit United States Gold Coin, to JTNION GULD AND QUARTZ MIN-~ ‘ . Will dis~atch the NEW AND a STEAMER AMERICA, BANK OF LONDON, LONDON. For these diseases it i< truly a sovereign remoseesses ip a the pros° TUESD ic The A MITTEKE.loyal man the. Cour in to-day will go it the medat day of ele the tine Let loyal selves tog whelming The oppo effort wil) the ballar order to t concert, 8 hr _ this than . em eee enamels += Stee Poe meets dress of men read total ever! or to carr) address. New & commence between . Bet. Th to the pe man to M he gave ur that may prompt—a céas,; and will be we ' places to ~ will leave Dog and ° noon. Tue Cr meeting o was held a evening ls membersh ty-five. § Belden anc for Liaeol _Phe-elub is should be of Sam Le anen go an New 81 per advert opened a gs; and patriot) ‘of the Red everything dry goods : knowledge State to tr goods chea; Go and see Little Yorl A Dau Harrier ha: of stages to gaged in th that road f ‘weekly. T be gratified CLoraiy vertisemen! TRANSCRIE offers to ail Banner has good qualit Eurcka Mine locati: OTICE followi sesaments le and assesen Thos L Mil James Mart Pat'k Ford. 8S W Potter Wm