July 22, 1865 (4 pages)

_E. F. Spence. . { i i 4 . ' . } ; j 5 ; _ For Recorder, . ‘Public Administrator, For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, John: Caldwell, . M.S: Deal. _ For Supervisor, SE A Worp To Usion Mey.—The true patriot is often filled with fears as he looks into the future. Throughout this State work and eager for the contest. be roll is avoid the issue.” : 1 rhead standfet nen ard, urging them to nominate and enter the ’ . fight. In Tuolumne, Sonora, Mendocino, Mariposa, Sutter, Colusi, Tulare and Sierra counties, tickets are made or being made, and if Union men allow. themselves to be drawn from their party the State will be . cargied by copperheads. Their programme is to divide the North: and unite the South. They encourage these bolters because bolting is the best way to destroy the party of the Union. Here is an extract from the New York Day Book which shows the animus of copperheads: “We can yet, in the expressive oe of the day, ‘whip the fight,’ if we are only Tonath Clark.: disposed to try. We can get back the rights of the Southern States intact in a short time ifwe will, and then the Abolitionists are checkmated. Every man who talks of abandoning the coutest at this point, or leaving the rights of our fellow citizens at the South to the mercy of those abolition fools there a determination onthe part of and knaves who,would rob and plunder the unprincipled demagogues who came intothe Union party for the purpose of obtaining office, to tear the organization asunder because the people do not choose to perpetuate them in.office. The movement commenced in this county. Ih was organized by three or four unprincipled officehunters, some of whom de¢lared three years ago, when ‘they left the Detnocratic party, that they were going into the Union organization to rule it—men whose lives are made up of broken pledges, violated oaths, and Political trickery, who suppose themselves born for office and are determined to fulfil their destiny at the sacrifice of everything else These men led off in the bolt, and their example has encouraged men of their ~~». fitamp to pursue. a like. course in other coun-. ties. Their treason to principle and the Union party seems to be spreading as rapid~ ly as did the vile example of South Carolina years ago. Davis and his associates determined to rule or ruin the country, and these office-hunters are determined upon the same line of policy in this State. The principle which actuated the one is the moving power in the other. It is for the Union men of this county and State te determine whether the defeat of these party traitors shall be as signal as the defeat of the rebels whose course they are follewing. ‘There is, we fear, too much wacorcern among Union men in regard to these things. Many, very many of those who were ever ready to be foremost:in the contest when armed rebellion was seeking the destruction ofthe Goverament, seem to think that the military power of the South being destroyed, their work is ended. These men look upon the questioa of slaveryas dead with the Democratic party. They think that old issues were buried with the iaet sound of rebel guns, and they took with unconcern upon the attemptto organize ‘new parties by breaking the great. Union party into fragments. But, the men who have watched _ the political horizon, look upon such, unconcera a8 au omen of) dangers: When the mighty armies of the nation’ stood a living wall between the nation and danger it mattered vot that copperheuds should organize their “Golden Circles,” and that the sympathisers with treagon should plot at midnight for the aid of treason, but the case is different now, The military is giving way to the civil powers and the duties which our brave soldiers so faithfully performed are now them as remorselessly asever Goth sacked a Roman town, does: not deserve the name them understand that weintend to have this Goverament restored 43 it was.” They intend to have this Government as it was, and the Union men in this county and every coutity in the State are placiig in the hands of the Democrats the power to make this Government what. it. was. The Democratic party is organized and at work, and the man who talks af this time about disbanding or dividing the Union party is an enemy tothe country or an egregious ass,— What would be thought of a soldier who talked of disbanding an army in the face of a powerful. foe, and yet these bolters are attempting to pursuade Union men to do just that thing. The Union. men. will. net-be blinded to the truth. They intend to stand by the party until the last vestige of the rebellion is destroyed. The Union men of this county will rebuke the miserable parveuns who seek to dead them away from duty, and the bolter’s defeat will be signal and overwhelming. ty lt EASTERN Items—Jeff Davis will be tried by a Military Commission. Professor McCulloch who supplied the rebel authorities with meags for burning Northern. cities is in custody at Washington, Fletcher of Virginia, has been released on parole, subject to the order of the President. Henry “A. Wise wants to be pardoned. The President has refused to rescind the twenty thousand dollar exception of the. Amnesty. Proclamation and the work.of confiscation is proceeding at Richmond and other places. Offices for the sale ofthe public lands are to be “opened in the Southern States. Gen. Bickley; chief of the Knights of the Golden Circle, has issued, from Fort Warren. an address releasing the Knights from the obligations of their oaths and suspending thé work of the order until 1870, whenhe proposes that a Congress of Knights shall assemble at Washingten to lay the corner stone of the “Saxon University.” oe Tue PimaTe:;—Bby the arrival of a wha ing bark from the Arctic Ocean at San Francisco on Thursday, we have the report_of ton ‘vessels destroyed by the Shenandoah.— Eleven: vessels were captured, but one released. on giving bonds. ‘The Yeleased ves sel was compelled to bring the erews of the destroyed ships to. San Francisco. Capt. Wright, Merrill and MeRuer, and Charles falling upon the citizens. The real arbiter} Hare, allefSae-Francisco—cach lose vesof the vitdl questions which were evolved during the war, will be the ballot-box. Can the Union men of the State affurd to destroy the party until the patriot shall finish the glorious “work already ‘begun’ by our soldiere?,, Let every true man, desiring the welfare of the pation und the petpetuation ofthe glorious achievements of out atmies stand by the orgavization. The Union par _ ty isitorday wliving purty, dealing with vital issues, and thesé whe wuld advance the nte eat must feel it ‘such, “The }-Conveution of thi county a ea sel. Papers, containing accounts of the assassinativa of President Lincoln, the captare of Richmond, and the surrender.of Lee and Johnson, were exhibited tu the Pirate Captain bat he declared that he intended to ctulee until Jef Davis should send him an order to quit. : Witt, the Appeal please. tu look at the published list of Nevada boiters and tell us how maay ‘Yuba nanves are on it?) We. would like: to know “Wow far the littie fa: q vores were reciprocal. We know of ong citizen of Yuba who was in. the sore-head sty 3 te for ofv2 forged.on the Yuba bolters’ call, and sil res: . od The Marysville Ezpress is engaged in ral-}-lying. its partizans to the < of an American, much less a Democrat. Let . Pe fruit'raised in this vicinity is beginning to ter than-that raised in the valleys. Yusa County Cact.—A gentleman, reedent of Nevada county, pointed out to us his name, printed in the eall pablished in the Marysville Appeal and it appears twice in the sane column. Oh’! yes, these bolter chaps are all honorable men! ; Brotherhood will hold a meeting this evening at Temperance Hall. All members are requested tobe. present. Reap the advertisement of Sewing Machines for sale. Nevada Fire Department takes place on the 25th inst. u a DISCONTINVED.—The Post Office at Ousley’s Bar has been.discontinued. An order was received the other day by Postinaster McCor mick of Marysville.to this effect, sta“that no Union man will accept the office.” BurGvars CauGut.—Milt.'Combs; Constable of J.ittle York Township and Jo. Atherton, Deputy, brought down three burglars and lodged them in jail yesterday; for robbing the.Globe Hetel. at Red Dog; of provisions and clothing. New Parent.—A patent has recently been issued to Frankiin Peregoy, of Indian Valley, Plumas county, for an improved shaft, and to Austin F. Page, of Weaverville, Trinity county, for a new way of raising sunken ships. P. Mezeaka, the sculptor, of San Francisco, has completed his model of a colossal statue of the late President Lincoln. which 18 anid by those familiar with our late Chief Magistrate to be an excellent likeness. As a work of art it is the finest ever executed in California. THe Nicaragua Company have secured hew steamers to rua un beth sides of the continent. THE majority for the the’ new Constitution of Missouri is reported at 3,147. W.G. SLEEPER, a banker, doing business in Columbia, Tuolumne county, has failed for $50,000 or $60,000. Rev. W.H. Hit, of Sacramente, has. been appointed delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United States. Mr. Hill will leave for the East on the 3d of August. THE editor of the Placer Herald learns that the Pacific Raitroad Company have purchased a tract of land adjoining Ilinoistown, and were engaged, last week, in laying it off in town lots. INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM. — Vigorou digestion and pure bile-producé’ nutritious blood a healthy frame. Does the victim of a dispeptic stomach and ‘a disobdered liver desire to know how the digestion may be improved, the bile and other fluids of the body purified? Drt "s Stomach Bitters will accomplish this desirable revolution in the -system tegulating the secretions and excretions, giving tone té the ani mal juices which dissulve the food; sen every relaxed nerve, inuscle aud fibre, and brings the whole mochinery of vitality inte vigorous and healthful. play. Sold by Druggiste and dealers everyWhere. EVeny May wis own Dovror.—By keeping the blood and fluids of the bedy healthy you prevent disease. _If your, blood is contaminated, purify it. If your children sre puny, thin, weak and feeble, full of running sores, enrich the bleod. If your wife Seeageh cppen <tr loepeat pe 94 re ,a te or 8 her. Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Iodine Alterative ia.a working miracle, a pearl of grea price, Crane & Brigham, te. .ident of Nevada city and_a long time resi-. THE election-ot Chief Engineer of the, ting. that the reason of discontinuance was . 8 og in . ee Specifics,” E. P. SPENCE, _. DRUGGIST. . » Huniphrey’s “Nevada, July 22, ; Firemen Attention ! Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DELEGATES an Election of Chief Engipeer July 25th. The polls will be opened from 4to 6 “o'clock, P. M., at the house of Hook & Ladder Co. No. . . The officers of. Election.are Wm. Scott, J. R. English and L. Williamson: A. A. SARGENT; President Board Del. D. BAKER, Sec’y. j22 Sewing Machines For Sale. FLORENcE SEWING MACHINE, : Full Cabinet, Black Walnut, Oil Finish and entirely uew—is offered for sale at a Bargain. AGROVER & BAKER SEWING Las cheap. Enquire at this office. jy22-tf “On with the Danee, let joy be unconfined.” . A GRAND BALL. Mr. & Mrs. Would respectfully inform their friends and the T. H. DUGGAYM, : public generally that they will give a ‘GRAND BALL, AT THE Phosnix Hotel.-. Woolsey’s Flat, FRIDAY. EVENING, JULY 28th. A General Invitation is extended to all, Come one, come all, botli-belle and beau— We invite you to trip the light fantastic toe, : To the music of Sherman’s Popular Band, The Floor Management will be under the -direction of A. S. Wall, John Feeley, Frank Henry and O. D. Babcock, The Managers pledge themselves that nothing will be left undone on their part to make this one of. the leading Balls of the season. Grand Balcony Serenade by the Moore's Flat Brass Band—previous tothe Dance. Carriages will be in attendance at Morrow’s Hotel Moore's Flat, to take passengers to and from the Ball free of charge. Music by Sherman & Coarns Band. ; Tickets, including Supper; Five Dollars. Dancing will commence at 9 o'clock. iy19 CH. FERRAND. wPHOTOGRAPHIC.24: AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST XrEvery kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken im the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States" Bakery. MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT EXCHANGE STABLES. i aetemmmenmtal [RE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a branch of his business at Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all times to accommodate parties with © i : x7 HORSES TO AND FROM THE *7 NEW MINES AT VERY Low Kr RATES, P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Flat, July 4th, * John Caldwell, Attorney and Counselor at Law,. Notary ‘Public ‘and Conveyancer, MOORE'S PLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. > Moore's Fiat, July Qist, ; : JENKING* Vanilla or. Lamon Jee. Cream? If not go is and try a plate of it. His Chan kine sek eee ee yah and his MACHINE, second-hand, is also offered for saie . . Young” snd” Old, “Riek” ana Peer, — has a Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, __ And examine the large and extensive _ Clothing, Furnishing Goois, Boos, Hal THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHE Ap. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA GOUNTY! sae Sagat RY have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will . DEFY ALL COMPETITION Ph hb bh hh b Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented: P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. — . HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING ; REMOVAL. FELIX GILLETT, Aree to his customers aud the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cuttig Saloon to Pine 8) ite Dres Bakery, where he is ready-to do phd in his line of balnies 4 “Long Hairs” apd “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, ¢ ta Conness, a ta Low or @ la Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this opportunity of thanking his firends and the public for their liberal patronage. Nevada, July lith. J. I. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada cosnand Commissioner for the State of Nevada. Fruit and Vegetables, JOSEPH W. JACKSON, Would inform the citizens of Nevada that he has opened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, bélow Fininger & Co's Store, Whire he receives every morning, And VEGETABLES. . NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge.” #¥-Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy! “DO YOU WANT ICE! "[Romreon. STONE & HALE would iaform or eae & oe that prepared to furnish, all wah with Oh wee st quality of All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be attended to. x6 promptly oe PAINTING & CRAINING. F. A. POTTER, emmmeenet and Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden ‘JPAPREPARED 70 Do House Fiera RAS cies Ae ct . Pa! yesterd Bradfo1 various The mi the Mol _ dale, an of amul we said not bef a team: Spangk of the % and the vicinity them. (EAs sold the for the pany. réeturne ' busines ‘of some and the sand d& ton Lec Mr. Ot $800 pe ‘Rou the Sur authori during Board was, afi Mr. Ro of the € in May, At that sequent act. war edly sé tendent State. ling a 1 the mos Some fc the tim qualifie _AINaD stateme primasi it back. ‘Ance of about t and mi mill an ed “bur ported . 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_E. F. Spence. . { i i 4 . ' . } ; j 5 ; _ For Recorder, . ‘Public Administrator, For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, John: Caldwell, . M.S: Deal. _ For Supervisor, SE A Worp To Usion Mey.—The true patriot is often filled with fears as he looks into the future. Throughout this State work and eager for the contest. be roll is avoid the issue.” : 1 rhead standfet nen ard, urging them to nominate and enter the ’ . fight. In Tuolumne, Sonora, Mendocino, Mariposa, Sutter, Colusi, Tulare and Sierra counties, tickets are made or being made, and if Union men allow. themselves to be drawn from their party the State will be . cargied by copperheads. Their programme is to divide the North: and unite the South. They encourage these bolters because bolting is the best way to destroy the party of the Union. Here is an extract from the New York Day Book which shows the animus of copperheads: “We can yet, in the expressive oe of the day, ‘whip the fight,’ if we are only Tonath Clark.: disposed to try. We can get back the rights of the Southern States intact in a short time ifwe will, and then the Abolitionists are checkmated. Every man who talks of abandoning the coutest at this point, or leaving the rights of our fellow citizens at the South to the mercy of those abolition fools there a determination onthe part of and knaves who,would rob and plunder the unprincipled demagogues who came intothe Union party for the purpose of obtaining office, to tear the organization asunder because the people do not choose to perpetuate them in.office. The movement commenced in this county. Ih was organized by three or four unprincipled officehunters, some of whom de¢lared three years ago, when ‘they left the Detnocratic party, that they were going into the Union organization to rule it—men whose lives are made up of broken pledges, violated oaths, and Political trickery, who suppose themselves born for office and are determined to fulfil their destiny at the sacrifice of everything else These men led off in the bolt, and their example has encouraged men of their ~~». fitamp to pursue. a like. course in other coun-. ties. Their treason to principle and the Union party seems to be spreading as rapid~ ly as did the vile example of South Carolina years ago. Davis and his associates determined to rule or ruin the country, and these office-hunters are determined upon the same line of policy in this State. The principle which actuated the one is the moving power in the other. It is for the Union men of this county and State te determine whether the defeat of these party traitors shall be as signal as the defeat of the rebels whose course they are follewing. ‘There is, we fear, too much wacorcern among Union men in regard to these things. Many, very many of those who were ever ready to be foremost:in the contest when armed rebellion was seeking the destruction ofthe Goverament, seem to think that the military power of the South being destroyed, their work is ended. These men look upon the questioa of slaveryas dead with the Democratic party. They think that old issues were buried with the iaet sound of rebel guns, and they took with unconcern upon the attemptto organize ‘new parties by breaking the great. Union party into fragments.. But, the men who have watched _ the political horizon, look upon such, unconcera a8 au omen of) dangers: When the mighty armies of the nation’ stood a living wall between the nation and danger it mattered vot that copperheuds should organize their “Golden Circles,” and that the sympathisers with treagon should plot at midnight for the aid of treason, but the case is different now, The military is giving way to the civil powers and the duties which our brave soldiers so faithfully performed are now them as remorselessly asever Goth sacked a Roman town, does: not deserve the name them understand that weintend to have this Goverament restored 43 it was.” They intend to have this Government as it was, and the Union men in this county and every coutity in the State are placiig in the hands of the Democrats the power to make this Government what. it. was.. The Democratic party is organized and at work, and the man who talks af this time about disbanding or dividing the Union party is an enemy tothe country or an egregious ass,— What would be thought of a soldier who talked of disbanding an army in the face of a powerful. foe, and yet these bolters are attempting to pursuade Union men to do just that thing. The Union. men. will. net-be blinded to the truth. They intend to stand by the party until the last vestige of the rebellion is destroyed. The Union men of this county will rebuke the miserable parveuns who seek to dead them away from duty, and the bolter’s defeat will be signal and overwhelming. ty lt EASTERN Items—Jeff Davis will be tried by a Military Commission. Professor McCulloch who supplied the rebel authorities with meags for burning Northern. cities is in custody at Washington, Fletcher of Virginia, has been released on parole, subject to the order of the President. Henry “A. Wise wants to be pardoned. The President has refused to rescind the twenty thousand dollar exception of the. Amnesty. Proclamation and the work.of confiscation is proceeding at Richmond and other places. Offices for the sale ofthe public lands are to be “opened in the Southern States. Gen. Bickley; chief of the Knights of the Golden Circle, has issued, from Fort Warren. an address releasing the Knights from the obligations of their oaths and suspending thé work of the order until 1870, whenhe proposes that a Congress of Knights shall assemble at Washingten to lay the corner stone of the “Saxon University.” oe Tue PimaTe:;—Bby the arrival of a wha ing bark from the Arctic Ocean at San Francisco on Thursday, we have the report_of ton ‘vessels destroyed by the Shenandoah.— Eleven: vessels were captured, but one released. on giving bonds. ‘The Yeleased ves sel was compelled to bring the erews of the destroyed ships to. San Francisco. Capt. Wright, Merrill and MeRuer, and Charles falling upon the citizens. The real arbiter} Hare, allefSae-Francisco—cach lose vesof the vitdl questions which were evolved during the war, will be the ballot-box. Can the Union men of the State affurd to destroy the party until the patriot shall finish the glorious “work already ‘begun’ by our soldiere?,, Let every true man, desiring the welfare of the pation und the petpetuation ofthe glorious achievements of out atmies stand by the orgavization. The Union par _ ty isitorday wliving purty, dealing with vital issues, and thesé whe wuld advance the nte eat must feel it ‘such, “The }-Conveution of thi county a ea sel. Papers, containing accounts of the assassinativa of President Lincoln, the captare of Richmond, and the surrender.of Lee and Johnson, were exhibited tu the Pirate Captain bat he declared that he intended to ctulee until Jef Davis should send him an order to quit. : Witt, the Appeal please. tu look at the published list of Nevada boiters and tell us how maay ‘Yuba nanves are on it?) We. would like: to know “Wow far the littie fa: q vores were reciprocal. We know of ong citizen of Yuba who was in. the sore-head sty 3 te for ofv2 forged.on the Yuba bolters’ call, and sil res: . od The Marysville Ezpress is engaged in ral-}-lying. its partizans to the < of an American, much less a Democrat. Let . Pe fruit'raised in this vicinity is beginning to ter than-that raised in the valleys. Yusa County Cact.—A gentleman, reedent of Nevada county, pointed out to us his name, printed in the eall pablished in the Marysville Appeal and it appears twice in the sane column. Oh’! yes, these bolter chaps are all honorable men! ; Brotherhood will hold a meeting this evening at Temperance Hall. All members are requested tobe. present. Reap the advertisement of Sewing Machines for sale. Nevada Fire Department takes place on the 25th inst. u a DISCONTINVED.—The Post Office at Ousley’s Bar has been.discontinued. An order was received the other day by Postinaster McCor mick of Marysville.to this effect, sta“that no Union man will accept the office.” BurGvars CauGut.—Milt.'Combs; Constable of J.ittle York Township and Jo. Atherton, Deputy, brought down three burglars and lodged them in jail yesterday; for robbing the.Globe Hetel. at Red Dog; of provisions and clothing. New Parent.—A patent has recently been issued to Frankiin Peregoy, of Indian Valley, Plumas county, for an improved shaft, and to Austin F. Page, of Weaverville, Trinity county, for a new way of raising sunken ships. P. Mezeaka, the sculptor, of San Francisco, has completed his model of a colossal statue of the late President Lincoln. which 18 anid by those familiar with our late Chief Magistrate to be an excellent likeness. As a work of art it is the finest ever executed in California. THe Nicaragua Company have secured hew steamers to rua un beth sides of the continent. THE majority for the the’ new Constitution of Missouri is reported at 3,147. W.G. SLEEPER, a banker, doing business in Columbia, Tuolumne county, has failed for $50,000 or $60,000. Rev. W.H. Hit, of Sacramente, has. been appointed delegate to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows of the United States. Mr. Hill will leave for the East on the 3d of August. THE editor of the Placer Herald learns that the Pacific Raitroad Company have purchased a tract of land adjoining Ilinoistown, and were engaged, last week, in laying it off in town lots. INVIGORATE THE SYSTEM. — Vigorou digestion and pure bile-producé’ nutritious blood a healthy frame. Does the victim of a dispeptic stomach and ‘a disobdered liver desire to know how the digestion may be improved, the bile and other fluids of the body purified? Drt "s Stomach Bitters will accomplish this desirable revolution in the -system tegulating the secretions and excretions, giving tone té the ani mal juices which dissulve the food; sen every relaxed nerve, inuscle aud fibre, and brings the whole mochinery of vitality inte vigorous and healthful. play. Sold by Druggiste and dealers everyWhere. EVeny May wis own Dovror.—By keeping the blood and fluids of the bedy healthy you prevent disease. _If your, blood is contaminated, purify it. If your children sre puny, thin, weak and feeble, full of running sores, enrich the bleod. If your wife Seeageh cppen <tr loepeat pe 94 re ,a te or 8 her. Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock, Iodine Alterative ia.a working miracle, a pearl of grea price, Crane & Brigham, te. .ident of Nevada city and_a long time resi-. THE election-ot Chief Engineer of the, ting. that the reason of discontinuance was . 8 og in . ee Specifics,” E. P. SPENCE,

_. DRUGGIST. . » Huniphrey’s “Nevada, July 22, ; Firemen Attention ! Y ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DELEGATES an Election of Chief Engipeer July 25th. The polls will be opened from 4to 6 “o'clock, P. M., at the house of Hook & Ladder Co. No. . . The officers of. Election.are Wm. Scott, J. R. English and L. Williamson: A. A. SARGENT; President Board Del. D. BAKER, Sec’y. j22 Sewing Machines For Sale. FLORENcE SEWING MACHINE, : Full Cabinet, Black Walnut, Oil Finish and entirely uew—is offered for sale at a Bargain. AGROVER & BAKER SEWING Las cheap. Enquire at this office. jy22-tf “On with the Danee, let joy be unconfined.” . A GRAND BALL. Mr. & Mrs. Would respectfully inform their friends and the T. H. DUGGAYM, : public generally that they will give a ‘GRAND BALL, AT THE Phosnix Hotel..-.. Woolsey’s Flat, FRIDAY. EVENING, JULY 28th. A General Invitation is extended to all, Come one, come all, botli-belle and beau— We invite you to trip the light fantastic toe, : To the music of Sherman’s Popular Band, The Floor Management will be under the -direction of A. S. Wall, John Feeley, Frank Henry and O. D. Babcock, The Managers pledge themselves that nothing will be left undone on their part to make this one of. the leading Balls of the season. Grand Balcony Serenade by the Moore's Flat Brass Band—previous tothe Dance. Carriages will be in attendance at Morrow’s Hotel Moore's Flat, to take passengers to and from the Ball free of charge. Music by Sherman & Coarns Band. ; Tickets, including Supper; Five Dollars. Dancing will commence at 9 o'clock. iy19 CH. FERRAND. wPHOTOGRAPHIC.24: AND DAGUERREAN ARTIST XrEvery kind of Photographs and Ambrotypes taken im the best style ofthe Art. ON PINE STREET, Over the United States" Bakery. MEADOW LAKE & MOORES FLAT EXCHANGE STABLES.. i aetemmmenmtal [RE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform the public that he has established a branch of his business at Meadow Lake City, And will be ready at all times to accommodate parties with © i : x7 HORSES TO AND FROM THE *7 NEW MINES AT VERY Low Kr RATES, P. E. JEFFERIS. Moore's Flat, July 4th, * John Caldwell, Attorney and Counselor at Law,. Notary ‘Public ‘and Conveyancer, MOORE'S PLAT, NEVADA COUNTY. > Moore's Fiat, July Qist, ; : JENKING* Vanilla or. Lamon Jee. Cream? If not go is and try a plate of it. His Chan kine sek eee ee yah and his MACHINE, second-hand, is also offered for saie . . Young” snd” Old, “Riek” ana Peer, — has a Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, __ And examine the large and extensive _ Clothing, Furnishing Goois, Boos, Hal THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHE Ap. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA GOUNTY! sae Sagat RY have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will . DEFY ALL COMPETITION Ph hb bh hh b Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented: P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. — . HAIR CUTTING AND SHAVING ; REMOVAL. FELIX GILLETT, Aree to his customers aud the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cuttig Saloon to Pine 8) ite Dres Bakery, where he is ready-to do phd in his line of balnies 4 “Long Hairs” apd “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, ¢ ta Conness, a ta Low or @ la Sargent. Mr. Gillett takes this opportunity of thanking his firends and the public for their liberal patronage. Nevada, July lith. J. I. CALDWELL, Attorney and Counselor at Law. Office No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Nevada cosnand Commissioner for the State of Nevada. Fruit and Vegetables, JOSEPH W. JACKSON, Would inform the citizens of Nevada that he has opened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, bélow Fininger & Co's Store, Whire he receives every morning, And VEGETABLES. . NEW CIDER, always on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Free of charge.” #¥-Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. jy! “DO YOU WANT ICE! "[Romreon. STONE & HALE would iaform or eae & oe that prepared to furnish, all wah with Oh wee st quality of All orders left at No. § Commercial Street will be attended to. x6 promptly oe PAINTING & CRAINING. F. A. POTTER, emmmeenet and Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden ‘JPAPREPARED 70 Do House Fiera RAS cies Ae ct . Pa! yesterd Bradfo1 various The mi the Mol _ dale, an of amul we said not bef a team: Spangk of the % and the vicinity them. (EAs sold the for the pany. réeturne ' busines ‘of some and the sand d& ton Lec Mr. Ot $800 pe ‘Rou the Sur authori during Board was, afi Mr. Ro of the € in May, At that sequent act. war edly sé tendent State. ling a 1 the mos Some fc the tim qualifie _AINaD stateme primasi it back. ‘Ance of about t and mi mill an ed “bur ported . Was ti meus. 8) that qu: that the Ev geerrill the bol! tain mi versatic pliment . nemine Mine ley I di Bolt a bad n men in could’y Mine then. Bolt me wit thing . for mys the san Mine toek a. bolt be