July 20, 1864 (4 pages)

Te Spe es eran rare: "= Tepugnance to the. practice of. seeking office. DEATH OF GEN. JAMES COLLINS, FOR PRESIDENT, = oe FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW _ JOHNSON. The lowered flags that met the eyes of our citizens yesterday morning as they arose for the duties of the day, strack ® pang to every heart, for they knew that some man, dear in the affections ofthe people, had fallen. Who was the falien onf& was the inquiry on every lip, and the reply, that Death had chosen this time Gen. Collins, brought a deep shadow of sorrow over all, for none in our midst had fewer. enemies or wav mote sink cerely. beleved by all. Brigadier General James Collins, ws a noble specimen of a man. Upright, honorfaible and sbove reproach, he commanded the. respect of all men who esteem the virtues that adorn the better portion of our race.— As a patriot he felt most deeply for his coune. try, and had served her siticerely and hon» orably in several capacities os a soldier and civilian. Itmay besaid that he died full of honors. Higher positions indeed he might have filled bat for his modesty and invincible Positions ‘were thruat upon him—he never —condescended to ask prefertment from the hands. of the public.» When tendered him he took them if compatible. with his sense of y deat and as fully honored as ever all over , Pan undivided country ! Had one leap of __the Legislature of bis State, though opposed . aame time a near neighbor found him lying in . the corner of the lot ocenpied by the General “eft: we. Would that his days might have the highest standard. And he filled every place, both as civilian and soldier, honowably aod well. He dignified the office ratber than the office honored. him. Gen. Collins held a command inthe Black Hawk war avd was equal to any emergency. When the war broke out between the Uni-« ted States and Mexico he was sent out with an Lilinois Regiment as Colonel, and so well did he act the part ofa gallant soldier inthe campaign that ended in the entrance of Scott ‘into the city of Mexico as conqueror, that to him in politica, voted him # magnificent aword—a proud recognition of hie distin” guished services. Gen. Collins aftetwards, we believe, was a legislator of Wisconsin. . of hearingthe febellion was ¢ and the eer oo, ne would have Ameri¢an Republic waseternal part im peace.” » except by adoption. ‘These all idolized him The funeral vervices will take” place today at 2 P.M. The’eeremonies will be imposing. . Eastern News.—The rebel raiders have . crossed the Potomac and pursuit has been abandoned. It is thought Hunter may be after them, as he -has pot been teard from several days. Their train is said to be over & mile long, filled with every variety of plander. ‘Over 7,000 head of horees, cattle and sheep were sent abead,before the rebels began to retront.” The furee of the rebels waa only 12,000 strong. . Phe news from Sherman. still continues ‘good, though ‘the captere of Atlanta is not yet announeed. The rebel} troops in Nerthern Missiesippi, under Gen. 8S. D. Lee, hive been defeated at Pontotoc by Gen. A. J. Smith, in a three heurs fight. The President has issued a .proclamation calling for 500,000 men for one year. The draft to take place in September, It isrumored that Buckner at the head of a large force is moving ‘in the direction of Kentucky. : A diapatch from Southampton, July 16th. says it is believed Semtied'and his crew have obtained the steamer Rappahanoock, and intend soon to sail from some Freneh port.— "It is ulso asserted that they will.attack the Kearsarge. A City Point dispatch of the 11th, to the along the front with the Ninth corps. An early assault is expected along the whole’ line. F THE Pacific Mail Steamer Constitution is advertised to sail for Panama on the 23d inst. The opposition steamer America will snilon the same day. A lively com petition for passengers has already commenced. — The published prices are: first eabin. $125; second cabin, $75;steertge, $50 but parties intending togo East are bidding and waiting for atilllower rates. . DAN. SHOWALTER —News from San Antonio, Texas, states that there are about five thousand Confederate troopa there.— Dan Showalter isin the field, at the head ‘He emigrated to California in 1849, and has lived in Nevada county nearly all the time since his arrival. He has served the county and State in the Legislature two sessions. where he was the “noblest Roman of-them all.” Last fall he wae elected to the office of County Treasurer. which he occupied at the time of his death. Gov. Stanford also gave to him the appointment of Brigadier General uf thre 4th Division of the California militia, a position which he filled with dignity up to the time ofthis decease. Gen. Collins died of a stroke of apoplexy, and bis death is thought, by competent med. ical authority, to have been instantaneous and probably without apang. On Monday the General was in more than usual good spirits. He conversed with his friends cheerfolly during,the day, and at the Armory in the evening related with zest the incidents of his campaign io Mexico. The evening was spent with great apparent pleasure to himself and to the great edification and enjoyment of his friends who listened to his modest and nmiable discourse, At about midnight he went home, and paseed through the house. Mrs. Collins discovered hia absence at an early morning hour. At about the and dead, He {ay in an easy posture as. it taking « pleasant rest; ‘the countenance wae that of a peaceful slumberer, Death met him, but the old soldier wag not frightened at the coming of the King of Terrors. Gen. Collins was 62 years of age. He was a true type of the loyal Virginian. His love of Country knew no bounds. -Had age and circumatunces permitted he would have sought the battle field. The writer of this has heard bim declare his wishes to fight and “die for the regeneration of hia native State, and affirm there was no spot where he would sooner mect the enemies of the: Government ia deadly conflict than on the play grounds of hie boybvod. , A pure-bearted lover of his country has been, heaed to see the banner under which he-had marched ty victory as resplenof a regiment of cavalry. THREE match manufactories in Boston, owned by one man consume twenty cords of wood and five hundred peuhde of brimstone per day. Under the new tax of one cent per box, the owner prays to the Government $1,400 perday in taxes: riers <PM. Godpman, & Co. wholesale ary goods merchants of San Francisco, failed on dollars. Ps MvuANDREWs, a negrodelineator who has been performing in Leadon with Buckley's Minstrels, and Wisehip, a favorite “bones” from Chicago, Will arrive on the next O pposition steamer. ig TA Tue California Steam Navigation Company are erecting machinery on the Sacramen to levee so as to discharge freight by a stationery* engine. > AN old Californian named WiliamSulli. van, was instantly killed at Boise city on the 16th inst., by the accidental discharge of a revolver. The coctents entered the feck and chin of the unfortunate man. el ee Ir is expected. that three companies of infantry now stationed at Fort. Churchill will soon march Salt'Like-sward, with Company C, cavalry. Tue Emperor Napoleon III, is having a magnificent yacht built asa present for the Emperor and Empress of Mexico. _— THE Constitutionst Demoorate of Loa Angeles stele the anvils and bid them away, 80 that no salnte wna fired on the Fourth. Cuas. A Swie €, formerly principal of the Sacramento High School, haa.been seat te the Inaine Asylum, from San Francisco.’ Mus. Torry, proprietress and landlady of half past six o'clock. Saturday morning. Her disease was paralysis. Cae Ricuarp Huseey, seaman, ie from the foreyard of the ship Edward O'Bryne Apni _— —_— w Ps 24th, and striking the deck was killed. said in exticies, “Now let thy vervant des . Gdn. Collinge leaves 2 wife Yat no cbilbresi. wing. the 15th inst., and were attached Sy their . —= creditors to the amount of sevent¢ thousand the Casco House, in Sacramento, died at . v Tne Murperer Wetts.—A report whidl is deemed/relisble, states that Wm. Wells, who several genrs ago tiurdered a . German saloon keeper in Sacramento, and Sacramento from Fremont, was murdered by a gambler in Washington Térritory over a year ago. “~~ a: es Tom Hyer, the noted pugilist is dead.— Aged 45. His mawlers are stilled forever. THE Sacramento Evening Star has set to. rise no more, ++ a CLEX DENNING, who was wounded near San Jose a few days ago, one of the Poole stage robbing gang, has been caught. His wounds are supposed to be mortal. Roperr Henpearsos, Assistant Secretary of State, is dead. ee kita rita (ted : ONE thousand volumes have been added to.the State Library in the last eight months wis BESTE THE fare on the Sacramento and San Francisco steamers is only 50 cents cabin; and 35 cents deck, now. Cheap traveling. micinconsulideesboniaianciac A Move is made among Front Street grocery Serena nevis: tte no credit system, witha, 2604 chance of success. “ _THe-work-on-the Comanche ig progreéssing finely. = ne eeepehapcin THE Bellingham Bay Coal Company has declared its monthly dividend of $38 per share, payable at the office in San Francisco. THe Pennsylvania Reserves went into . the field 15,000 strong in 1861;-they-return‘home 1,500 strong strong in 1864. a THREE Captains recently mustered into were practical prioters. , = Joupce McCurpy, sueeerssor to Judge Waite, hae. arrived and taken possession of hia weat at Salt Lake City. FAar.ey, arrested far the murder of Selby, at Sacramento, has been discharged. a Tue Rothschilds are to open a bank in Mexico, with a enpital of sixty millions of dollars. ————_-_-_—>~ > THE work of resinying the wagers af Valley Railroad up Front street is progres: . 7. Se aN Pod Doc Days.—The dog days #xtend from the 15th of July to the 20th of August. MARRIED. In Geass Valiey. Owen Bogan to Margaret Cavanagh. . S BIRTH c in Grasa Valley, a@ daughter. to the wife of John Tierney, ‘In this city, yesterday, Gen. James Collins aged 62 years. {OD SE ERIS SOBER RIE EE SORTED EE ces to Arrivals at the. ss National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors: _ Monpay, July 18th. M Bates San Franciaco S Jones Alpha Jesse Wall do W Kelsey San Fran DP MeDaniel do L Knox lreat’s Hill A J Young Virginia G Corvey Relief hill Mrs Montgomery do = T Griffith i do + A Prosper do W Harris do W F Hydeliff Red Dog Dr Hardy Moores : M Garber do W Northrop Sacramen John Ronng doe E Keys Buckeye Bilt G King & w do G Jacobs Quaker hill H Bart do O Horton Washington V Curren Little York A Hennicar Omega © Lind do K Rose Aubarn ( Roberts Omega R Black & w. Bloomfild Mrs DD Black do lL, Fenten Moores K Duvscomb Aurora A Neece You Bet J Davy de D Tallman Nevada G Guseetti do A Martin do L, Wilson“ do J Cunningham do M Francis do L Blackwell Snow Ten D Sells Forest city D Mowery do O D Babecoek do G Bachelder Gold Flat } H Rearden Minnesota A Singleton de H Morgan Patterson M Stamp Graas Valley. M Huckey Moores ~ P Wilson Washington recent amon ace POETIC ENTERTAINMENT . MRS. J. CRANTLEY’S” Poetic Entertainment, will take place om Thursday Evening, July, 21, AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH Ps On which otudion she will read some fine Selections from the Peets. TICKETS—For a gentleman and lady, $I 50 Single Tickets $100. Children 25 cénts, subsequently two offieers, whiléen route to . . EMBER ViA~ E' HT GUA is o ap THIS. de ’ Juhe f stressing ise tal r Brig. t of at ‘ ¢ . Gen. COLLINS® y order, » N. W, KNOWLTON, Captain. A. Mulloy. Secretary. Great Excitement ! . Valuable Discoveries! OPPOSITION ALIVE YET! Clothing Cheaper than Ever. ee The Great Campaign of {he Season has now been commenced by P. BANNER, Agwis aeons Emporium of Fashion, bi ON THE CORNERYOF™BROAD. AND PINE STREETS, ; ‘ On and after this date all kinds of SUMMER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, &c. Will be retailed off at FALL Coops! Which will soom arrive “here. Now is the time! to supply your wants as you will save twenty cents om every dollar by buying your Clothing at . P, BANNER'S STORE. wt Ipight go on and set down the prices of a few “egmimon afticiés only to make a show of it—but ¥ giving me a cali you will be satisfied that you can buy Clothing, &c,a lowerprates than inany other housein Nevada Ceunty, 48 we, have put the prices of our Goods down to . such low rates that will Dety all Competition ! Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox’s PP. BANNER. NEW STORE AT YOU BET, = M. J. HYDELIFF, wee inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that’ he has Opened a new store at the above Place where he will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, Previsions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, : Hardware, : ; &e. &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above line.— Persons in want ef an thing m the pee Lat Goods, or Hardware line will find it to thei ad. vantage to call at either of my stores as I scl] Cheap for Cash, M.J. HYDELIFF. You Bet, July 19th—tf El Picacho Gold & Silver Mining Co, . ) OTICG is hereby given that an aseessment of Twelve Dollars per share, payable in six ty days. was levied upon the capital stock of the Ki! Picacho Gold and Silver Mining company on the Second day of July, 1964. Unless said aasessments are paid before the expiration of sixty cays from the day ofthe levy of said assessment the stock of ajt delinquents will be advertrsed and sold to wey a®eessmenta, jy'9 _7®. H. GAYLORD, Seerctary. Eureka Consolidated Mining Co. Mine bation, Hackettville, Nevada Co., Cal. eB — There is delinquent upon the -\ following described stock on account of assesaments levied on the 5th day of April, 1864, and assessments levied previous thereto, the several amounts set opposite te the names of the respective shareholders as follows : No of Certif Nosh Amt ‘A G Bucklin..0. 596162128 90 $22 50 Pat’k Burke. ... 192021 2 625 Thos L Miller.. 136187 50 1250 James Murray.. 110218 162 2550 Pat’k Ford... 2222324 75 1875 S-W Potter... 47 485153 77 1925 Wm Rickev... 4 725 31295 SD Mandell... 8 58O 1250 J Carroll.. Sees 197 50 250 Edward Daniels.. 1357 40 10¢0 T B Riokey.. . ° 2 8 1259 Aod in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Trustees made on the 29th day of June, 1864, so many shares of each of paid stock as may be necessary, will be sold at the Empire Ranch, Yuba Co., on the 13th day of July, 1864, at two o’clock, P. M. of said day. to y . mid doit . _ =f with costs of advertising and ¢ om of sale. W. J, MEREDITH, Secretary. Office Empire Ranch, Yuba Co., Cal. jal-1 To be had at the principal Hotels, and at the door on the evening. ae fer. Eemgbperi. sey?” Owaccount of making roam for adarge stock of . — fi block, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. . ING ds that at of the Gold and rtz held on the 12th day ¢fJaly, A.D. s ssessment of Thirty seven and a half ow fed w ye ‘tre capital Stoc'! ses hype ry payable immediately, in United States Gold Coin, to Vai: Cunan, at Little York, or to the Secretary at Diamond creek. ‘Any stock upon which said assessments shall reuse unpaid on the 12th day of will be advertieed on that-day as delinquent and pag Sag shall be made be. fore, will be 40ld'on the 22nd day of August, to pay the delinquent assesement together with the costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. Location of Office, Diamond Creek, Nevada . county. Cal. jyl5 ALEX. WEED, Sec. TNION GULD AND QUARTZ MINING COMPANY .—Notice is h gn. en that the Quarterly of the ders in the Union Gold and Quartz Mining Company, will be held at the office of said eompany t Diamond creek, Nevada county, hour of 1 o’elock, P. M., on MONDAY, the 2mei day of August, 1864, » often of such iness as ma rtain to the meeting: — J PALEX. WEED, Secretary. Diamond Creek, July 15th, 1864. r NOTICE. "4 -N Election will beheld at the Hall of tection Hook and Ladder Compan, Chie? Engineer, for the ensuing year, on Monday, July 25th. , Polis to be opened at 2 o’clock, A. M. and close at5 A M. r order of Board of Delegates, of Nevada Fire ment ’ President. jy12" for A. A. SARGENT W. H. Davir sox, Sec’y, Opposition Steamer Day. bate JULY 22, 1864, ; ‘gas: t THE PEOPLE's OPPOSITION Steamship Line, _ » Will dismatch te NEW AND FAST STEAME AMERICA, THOS. H. MORTON. ..0000505 Commander, Will be dispatehed for Panama, on * Saturday..i.65-5 July 23d, 1864. From Mission Street Wharf, at 9.4. M. “ Commecting ut Aspinwall, via PANAMA RAILROAD. ___* With the magnificent mew steamship GOLDEN RULE... 3.500 Tons. FOR NEW. YORK. The GOLDEN RULE is the largest, fastest . . and most elegant Steamship_on the Atlantic ION GOLD AND QUARTZ MIN. Cal._at the et t “WEDN) -rosGen. C in. the cai from the . “born not fi “son the 8th ‘fore at th ~ ORE At we ‘whére-he he maPrie the battle 4 fe War, as { @ ”. Henry. edi the Counc six years. ans whicl War, and following ' Montezun hima epk appreciati Cotlins in excitemef “seek his { this coust His home the last fi! pioneers a line .was 8 by hie fell ~ and retei was electe and re-el For farther information apply to I. K. ROBERTS, Agent, Northwest corn Senne ar Se ~~ BAN FRANCISCO. 7 EUGENE KELLY). DONOHOE, KELLY & co. SAN FRANCISCO. EUCENE KELLY & Co. NEW YORK. Exchange on BANK OF LONDON, LON NEW YORK. BANK OF IRELAND. THAT CREATEST BLOO PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Doek and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure. For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and : BOWELS. TS medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itself, and restores it to its normal condition,” IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF 'THE BLADDKR, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY¢, ney "CATARRH OF THE BLADDEX, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEFoSTT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URDMATING. For these diseasds it is truly a soverei remMe Fry: toe much cannot be said in its pldiee. Sa Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chem jeally combined with Iodine, jt possesses in a igh degree the power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters ef the Kidney, preventing grand formations, and enlargement of the prostrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &e Sole Agency forLe Deyens’ Sarsa rilla Yellow Dock and ledine Biterative, im California, 629 Front Street. i ; Sold by all Druggists. San Francisco, Jay 19th Wonders never cease ! A Gétinine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with lodine ; and we bespeak for it abundant success. it appears to be no secret, as the Agent sends a cireular giving its ingredients to any physician who may de" sire to know its combination. It is found in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparila, Yellow Dock and Iodine Potass THE FLORENCE Is the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Four Distinct Stitches And has THE REVERSIBLE FEED: GEQO.-A. BANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.’s store. Thread, ete. jull6-tf ow, . e = % 3 _ XP-Also om sale « full supply Of Needles, Silk, .— ——— + Battery Pine streeta, . SOSEPH A. DONOHOE, degislator. ov. Stan California the time ¢ ‘office of T ‘Gen. Co habits. Ii respect he dife, and p arme. We of } Gen. Coll nobler ma: rE Licut ( ibers of th day. for th eof-Gen. J the'Captaii Mrs. Grantley tainmept + day «veoin hér-elocu j ge have anot Thuvetag-. casion will see the Ch THE R Collins we: last eveni the Hail o until the 4 neral will . noen. THANK Church & papers. 4 man's Mor tion ,—Nie! Pictorials. Tue Su eps in the been recen the risk o decreased, GEonGgE Fargo & ¢ mento Uni thank him. THE mil joing cou at the fun Many of t Placer ¢ou panies of t Dr. Bet N. T., last as very iil

Te Spe es eran rare: "= Tepugnance to the. practice of. seeking office. DEATH OF GEN. JAMES COLLINS, FOR PRESIDENT, = oe FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW _ JOHNSON. The lowered flags that met the eyes of our citizens yesterday morning as they arose for the duties of the day, strack ® pang to every heart, for they knew that some man, dear in the affections ofthe people, had fallen. Who was the falien onf& was the inquiry on every lip, and the reply, that Death had chosen this time Gen. Collins, brought a deep shadow of sorrow over all, for none in our midst had fewer. enemies or wav mote sink cerely. beleved by all. Brigadier General James Collins, ws a noble specimen of a man. Upright, honorfaible and sbove reproach, he commanded the. respect of all men who esteem the virtues that adorn the better portion of our race.— As a patriot he felt most deeply for his coune. try, and had served her siticerely and hon» orably in several capacities os a soldier and civilian. Itmay besaid that he died full of honors. Higher positions indeed he might have filled bat for his modesty and invincible Positions ‘were thruat upon him—he never —condescended to ask prefertment from the hands. of the public.» When tendered him he took them if compatible. with his sense of y deat and as fully honored as ever all over , Pan undivided country ! Had one leap of __the Legislature of bis State, though opposed . aame time a near neighbor found him lying in . the corner of the lot ocenpied by the General “eft: we. Would that his days might have the highest standard. And he filled every place, both as civilian and soldier, honowably aod well. He dignified the office ratber than the office honored. him. Gen. Collins held a command inthe Black Hawk war avd was equal to any emergency. When the war broke out between the Uni-« ted States and Mexico he was sent out with an Lilinois Regiment as Colonel, and so well did he act the part ofa gallant soldier inthe campaign that ended in the entrance of Scott ‘into the city of Mexico as conqueror, that to him in politica, voted him # magnificent aword—a proud recognition of hie distin” guished services. Gen. Collins aftetwards, we believe, was a legislator of Wisconsin. . of hearingthe febellion was ¢ and the eer oo, ne would have Ameri¢an Republic waseternal part im peace.” » except by adoption. ‘These all idolized him The funeral vervices will take” place today at 2 P.M. The’eeremonies will be imposing. . Eastern News.—The rebel raiders have . crossed the Potomac and pursuit has been abandoned. It is thought Hunter may be after them, as he -has pot been teard from several days. Their train is said to be over & mile long, filled with every variety of plander. ‘Over 7,000 head of horees, cattle and sheep were sent abead,before the rebels began to retront.” The furee of the rebels waa only 12,000 strong. . Phe news from Sherman. still continues ‘good, though ‘the captere of Atlanta is not yet announeed. The rebel} troops in Nerthern Missiesippi, under Gen. 8S. D. Lee, hive been defeated at Pontotoc by Gen. A. J. Smith, in a three heurs fight. The President has issued a .proclamation calling for 500,000 men for one year. The draft to take place in September, It isrumored that Buckner at the head of a large force is moving ‘in the direction of Kentucky. : A diapatch from Southampton, July 16th. says it is believed Semtied'and his crew have obtained the steamer Rappahanoock, and intend soon to sail from some Freneh port.— "It is ulso asserted that they will.attack the Kearsarge. A City Point dispatch of the 11th, to the along the front with the Ninth corps. An early assault is expected along the whole’ line. F THE Pacific Mail Steamer Constitution is advertised to sail for Panama on the 23d inst. The opposition steamer America will snilon the same day. A lively com petition for passengers has already commenced. — The published prices are: first eabin. $125; second cabin, $75;steertge, $50 but parties intending togo East are bidding and waiting for atilllower rates. . DAN. SHOWALTER —News from San Antonio, Texas, states that there are about five thousand Confederate troopa there.— Dan Showalter isin the field, at the head ‘He emigrated to California in 1849, and has lived in Nevada county nearly all the time since his arrival. He has served the county and State in the Legislature two sessions. where he was the “noblest Roman of-them all.” Last fall he wae elected to the office of County Treasurer. which he occupied at the time of his death. Gov. Stanford also gave to him the appointment of Brigadier General uf thre 4th Division of the California militia, a position which he filled with dignity up to the time ofthis decease. Gen. Collins died of a stroke of apoplexy, and bis death is thought, by competent med. ical authority, to have been instantaneous and probably without apang. On Monday the General was in more than usual good spirits. He conversed with his friends cheerfolly during,the day, and at the Armory in the evening related with zest the incidents of his campaign io Mexico. The evening was spent with great apparent pleasure to himself and to the great edification and enjoyment of his friends who listened to his modest and nmiable discourse, At about midnight he went home, and paseed through the house. Mrs. Collins discovered hia absence at an early morning hour. At about the and dead, He {ay in an easy posture as. it taking « pleasant rest; ‘the countenance wae that of a peaceful slumberer, Death met him, but the old soldier wag not frightened at the coming of the King of Terrors. Gen. Collins was 62 years of age. He was a true type of the loyal Virginian. His love of Country knew no bounds. -Had age and circumatunces permitted he would have sought the battle field. The writer of this has heard bim declare his wishes to fight and “die for the regeneration of hia native State, and affirm there was no spot where he would sooner mect the enemies of the: Government ia deadly conflict than on the play grounds of hie boybvod. , A pure-bearted lover of his country has been, heaed to see the banner under which he-had marched ty victory as resplenof a regiment of cavalry. THREE match manufactories in Boston, owned by one man consume twenty cords of wood and five hundred peuhde of brimstone per day. Under the new tax of one cent per box, the owner prays to the Government $1,400 perday in taxes: riers <PM. Godpman, & Co. wholesale ary goods merchants of San Francisco, failed on dollars. Ps MvuANDREWs, a negrodelineator who has been performing in Leadon with Buckley's Minstrels, and Wisehip, a favorite “bones” from Chicago, Will arrive on the next O pposition steamer. ig TA Tue California Steam Navigation Company are erecting machinery on the Sacramen to levee so as to discharge freight by a stationery* engine. > AN old Californian named WiliamSulli. van, was instantly killed at Boise city on the 16th inst., by the accidental discharge of a revolver. The coctents entered the feck and chin of the unfortunate man. el ee Ir is expected. that three companies of infantry now stationed at Fort. Churchill will soon march Salt'Like-sward, with Company C, cavalry. Tue Emperor Napoleon III, is having a magnificent yacht built asa present for the Emperor and Empress of Mexico. _— THE Constitutionst Demoorate of Loa Angeles stele the anvils and bid them away, 80 that no salnte wna fired on the Fourth. Cuas. A Swie €, formerly principal of the Sacramento High School, haa.been seat te the Inaine Asylum, from San Francisco.’ Mus. Torry, proprietress and landlady of half past six o'clock. Saturday morning. Her disease was paralysis. Cae Ricuarp Huseey, seaman, ie from the foreyard of the ship Edward O'Bryne Apni _— —_— w Ps 24th, and striking the deck was killed. said in exticies, “Now let thy vervant des . Gdn. Collinge leaves 2 wife Yat no cbilbresi. wing. the 15th inst., and were attached Sy their . —= creditors to the amount of sevent¢ thousand the Casco House, in Sacramento, died at . v Tne Murperer Wetts.—A report whidl is deemed/relisble, states that Wm. Wells, who several genrs ago tiurdered a . German saloon keeper in Sacramento, and Sacramento from Fremont, was murdered by a gambler in Washington Térritory over a year ago. “~~ a: es Tom Hyer, the noted pugilist is dead.— Aged 45. His mawlers are stilled forever. THE Sacramento Evening Star has set to. rise no more, ++ a CLEX DENNING, who was wounded near San Jose a few days ago, one of the Poole stage robbing gang, has been caught. His wounds are supposed to be mortal. Roperr Henpearsos, Assistant Secretary of State, is dead. ee kita rita (ted : ONE thousand volumes have been added to.the State Library in the last eight months wis BESTE THE fare on the Sacramento and San Francisco steamers is only 50 cents cabin; and 35 cents deck, now. Cheap traveling. micinconsulideesboniaianciac A Move is made among Front Street grocery Serena nevis: tte no credit system, witha, 2604 chance of success. “ _THe-work-on-the Comanche ig progreéssing finely. = ne eeepehapcin THE Bellingham Bay Coal Company has declared its monthly dividend of $38 per share, payable at the office in San Francisco. THe Pennsylvania Reserves went into . the field 15,000 strong in 1861;-they-return‘home 1,500 strong strong in 1864. a THREE Captains recently mustered into were practical prioters. , = Joupce McCurpy, sueeerssor to Judge Waite, hae. arrived and taken possession of hia weat at Salt Lake City. FAar.ey, arrested far the murder of Selby, at Sacramento, has been discharged. a Tue Rothschilds are to open a bank in Mexico, with a enpital of sixty millions of dollars. ————_-_-_—>~ > THE work of resinying the wagers af Valley Railroad up Front street is progres: . 7. Se aN Pod Doc Days.—The dog days #xtend from the 15th of July to the 20th of August. MARRIED. In Geass Valiey. Owen Bogan to Margaret Cavanagh. . S BIRTH c in Grasa Valley, a@ daughter. to the wife of John Tierney, ‘In this city, yesterday, Gen. James Collins aged 62 years. {OD SE ERIS SOBER RIE EE SORTED EE ces to Arrivals at the. ss National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET......NEVADA CITY. LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors: _ Monpay, July 18th. M Bates San Franciaco S Jones Alpha Jesse Wall do W Kelsey San Fran DP MeDaniel do L Knox lreat’s Hill A J Young Virginia G Corvey Relief hill Mrs Montgomery do = T Griffith i do + A Prosper do W Harris do W F Hydeliff Red Dog Dr Hardy Moores : M Garber do W Northrop Sacramen John Ronng doe E Keys Buckeye Bilt G King & w do G Jacobs Quaker hill H Bart do O Horton Washington V Curren Little York A Hennicar Omega © Lind do K Rose Aubarn ( Roberts Omega R Black & w. Bloomfild Mrs DD Black do lL, Fenten Moores K Duvscomb Aurora A Neece You Bet J Davy de D Tallman Nevada G Guseetti do A Martin do L, Wilson“ do J Cunningham do M Francis do L Blackwell Snow Ten D Sells Forest city D Mowery do O D Babecoek do G Bachelder Gold Flat } H Rearden Minnesota A Singleton de H Morgan Patterson M Stamp Graas Valley. M Huckey Moores ~ P Wilson Washington recent amon ace POETIC ENTERTAINMENT . MRS. J. CRANTLEY’S” Poetic Entertainment, will take place om Thursday Evening, July, 21, AT THE PRESBYTERIAN CHRUCH Ps On which otudion she will read some fine Selections from the Peets. TICKETS—For a gentleman and lady, $I 50 Single Tickets $100. Children 25 cénts, subsequently two offieers, whiléen route to . . EMBER ViA~ E' HT GUA is o ap THIS. de ’ Juhe f stressing ise tal r Brig.

t of at ‘ ¢ . Gen. COLLINS® y order, » N. W, KNOWLTON, Captain. A. Mulloy. Secretary. Great Excitement ! . Valuable Discoveries! OPPOSITION ALIVE YET! Clothing Cheaper than Ever. ee The Great Campaign of {he Season has now been commenced by P. BANNER, Agwis aeons Emporium of Fashion, bi ON THE CORNERYOF™BROAD. AND PINE STREETS, ; ‘ On and after this date all kinds of SUMMER CLOTHING, Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Valises, &c. Will be retailed off at FALL Coops! Which will soom arrive “here. Now is the time! to supply your wants as you will save twenty cents om every dollar by buying your Clothing at . P, BANNER'S STORE. wt Ipight go on and set down the prices of a few “egmimon afticiés only to make a show of it—but ¥ giving me a cali you will be satisfied that you can buy Clothing, &c,a lowerprates than inany other housein Nevada Ceunty, 48 we, have put the prices of our Goods down to . such low rates that will Dety all Competition ! Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox’s PP. BANNER. NEW STORE AT YOU BET, = M. J. HYDELIFF, wee inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that’ he has Opened a new store at the above Place where he will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, Previsions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, : Hardware, : ; &e. &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red will, as heretofore be supplied with everything in the above line.— Persons in want ef an thing m the pee Lat Goods, or Hardware line will find it to thei ad. vantage to call at either of my stores as I scl] Cheap for Cash, M.J. HYDELIFF. You Bet, July 19th—tf El Picacho Gold & Silver Mining Co, . ) OTICG is hereby given that an aseessment of Twelve Dollars per share, payable in six ty days. was levied upon the capital stock of the Ki! Picacho Gold and Silver Mining company on the Second day of July, 1964. Unless said aasessments are paid before the expiration of sixty cays from the day ofthe levy of said assessment the stock of ajt delinquents will be advertrsed and sold to wey a®eessmenta, jy'9 _7®. H. GAYLORD, Seerctary. Eureka Consolidated Mining Co. Mine bation, Hackettville, Nevada Co., Cal. eB — There is delinquent upon the -\ following described stock on account of assesaments levied on the 5th day of April, 1864, and assessments levied previous thereto, the several amounts set opposite te the names of the respective shareholders as follows : No of Certif Nosh Amt ‘A G Bucklin....0. 596162128 90 $22 50 Pat’k Burke. ..... 192021 2 625 Thos L Miller.... 136187 50 1250 James Murray.... 110218 162 2550 Pat’k Ford...... 2222324 75 1875 S-W Potter..... 47 485153 77 1925 Wm Rickev..... 4 725 31295 SD Mandell..... 8 58O 1250 J Carroll... Sees 197 50 250 Edward Daniels.... 1357 40 10¢0 T B Riokey.... . ° 2 8 1259 Aod in accordance with law and an order of the Board of Trustees made on the 29th day of June, 1864, so many shares of each of paid stock as may be necessary, will be sold at the Empire Ranch, Yuba Co., on the 13th day of July, 1864, at two o’clock, P. M. of said day. to y . mid doit . _ =f with costs of advertising and ¢ om of sale. W. J, MEREDITH, Secretary. Office Empire Ranch, Yuba Co., Cal. jal-1 To be had at the principal Hotels, and at the door on the evening. ae fer. Eemgbperi. sey?” Owaccount of making roam for adarge stock of . — fi block, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. . ING ds that at of the Gold and rtz held on the 12th day ¢fJaly, A.D. s ssessment of Thirty seven and a half ow fed w ye ‘tre capital Stoc'! ses hype ry payable immediately, in United States Gold Coin, to Vai: Cunan, at Little York, or to the Secretary at Diamond creek. ‘Any stock upon which said assessments shall reuse unpaid on the 12th day of will be advertieed on that-day as delinquent and pag Sag shall be made be. fore, will be 40ld'on the 22nd day of August, to pay the delinquent assesement together with the costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. Location of Office, Diamond Creek, Nevada . county. Cal. jyl5 ALEX. WEED, Sec. TNION GULD AND QUARTZ MINING COMPANY .—Notice is h gn. en that the Quarterly of the ders in the Union Gold and Quartz Mining Company, will be held at the office of said eompany t Diamond creek, Nevada county, hour of 1 o’elock, P. M., on MONDAY, the 2mei day of August, 1864, » often of such iness as ma rtain to the meeting: — J PALEX. WEED, Secretary.. Diamond Creek, July 15th, 1864. r NOTICE. "4 -N Election will beheld at the Hall of tection Hook and Ladder Compan, Chie? Engineer, for the ensuing year, on Monday, July 25th. , Polis to be opened at 2 o’clock, A. M. and close at5 A M. r order of Board of Delegates, of Nevada Fire ment ’ President. jy12" for A. A. SARGENT W. H. Davir sox, Sec’y, Opposition Steamer Day. bate JULY 22, 1864, ; ‘gas: t THE PEOPLE's OPPOSITION Steamship Line, _ » Will dismatch te NEW AND FAST STEAME AMERICA, THOS. H. MORTON. ...0000505 Commander, Will be dispatehed for Panama, on * Saturday...i..65-5 July 23d, 1864. From Mission Street Wharf, at 9.4. M. “ Commecting ut Aspinwall, via PANAMA RAILROAD. ___* With the magnificent mew steamship GOLDEN RULE...... 3.500 Tons. FOR NEW. YORK. The GOLDEN RULE is the largest, fastest . . and most elegant Steamship_on the Atlantic ION GOLD AND QUARTZ MIN. Cal._at the et t “WEDN) -rosGen. C in. the cai from the . “born not fi “son the 8th ‘fore at th ~ ORE At we ‘whére-he he maPrie the battle 4 fe War, as { @ ”. Henry.. edi the Counc six years. ans whicl War, and following ' Montezun hima epk appreciati Cotlins in excitemef “seek his { this coust His home the last fi! pioneers a line .was 8 by hie fell ~ and retei was electe and re-el For farther information apply to I. K. ROBERTS, Agent, Northwest corn Senne ar Se ~~ BAN FRANCISCO. 7 EUGENE KELLY). DONOHOE, KELLY & co. SAN FRANCISCO. EUCENE KELLY & Co. NEW YORK. Exchange on BANK OF LONDON, LON NEW YORK. BANK OF IRELAND. THAT CREATEST BLOO PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Doek and Iodine Alterative, The Great Cure. For all Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and : BOWELS. TS medicine reaches the CONSTITUTION itself, and restores it to its normal condition,” IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF 'THE BLADDKR, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEY¢, ney "CATARRH OF THE BLADDEX, STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEFoSTT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY DISCHARGES AFTER URDMATING. For these diseasds it is truly a soverei remMe Fry: toe much cannot be said in its pldiee. Sa Lithontriptic it has no equal ; being chem jeally combined with Iodine, jt possesses in a igh degree the power of dissolving stone in the bladder and ureters ef the Kidney, preventing grand formations, and enlargement of the prostrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &e Sole Agency forLe Deyens’ Sarsa rilla Yellow Dock and ledine Biterative, im California, 629 Front Street. i ; Sold by all Druggists. San Francisco, Jay 19th Wonders never cease ! A Gétinine Vegetable alterative is at last given to our people, combined with lodine ; and we bespeak for it abundant success. it appears to be no secret, as the Agent sends a cireular giving its ingredients to any physician who may de" sire to know its combination. It is found in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparila, Yellow Dock and Iodine Potass THE FLORENCE Is the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Four Distinct Stitches And has THE REVERSIBLE FEED: GEQO.-A. BANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weaver & Co.’s store. Thread, ete. jull6-tf ow, . e = % 3 _ XP-Also om sale « full supply Of Needles, Silk, .— ——— + Battery Pine streeta, . SOSEPH A. DONOHOE, degislator. ov. Stan California the time ¢ ‘office of T ‘Gen. Co habits. Ii respect he dife, and p arme. We of } Gen. Coll nobler ma: rE Licut ( ibers of th day. for th eof-Gen. J the'Captaii Mrs. Grantley tainmept + day «veoin hér-elocu j ge have anot Thuvetag-. casion will see the Ch THE R Collins we: last eveni the Hail o until the 4 neral will . noen. THANK Church & papers. 4 man's Mor tion ,—Nie! Pictorials. Tue Su eps in the been recen the risk o decreased, GEonGgE Fargo & ¢ mento Uni thank him. THE mil joing cou at the fun Many of t Placer ¢ou panies of t Dr. Bet N. T., last as very iil