July 22, 1868 (4 pages)

. omg eign “POR PRESIDENT; OENERAL ULYSSES § GRANT 11 \ Wor Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX. ——————————Ee THE « Laastriay addy SoLprens.— eeitaietetbaainiie The Democratic journals are making a . great doal'of capital out of the few 'sdl. fore they were made, 4 Convention . held in Alabama. slected delegates to this Convention and they passed resolutions tendering the thanks “ot the Southern people to, Jeff, Davis for the _ unflinching courage and unsurpassed _ ability with which he acquitted himeelf of: his oath to defend the Conatitution, and paid him the respect of the Convention as a patriot and incorruptible ‘man:"' These mén went to New York representing their constituents who itidorsed Davis and gave their inent to Seymour. Tliey' were conservative soldiers representing the National. Democracy. Those _resolutions are ‘only of a pfece with the statements made by. Vance and: Wise at the late Richmond meeting, in which they asserted the cause of the Confedercy was now more encouraging than _ ever before and that secession ‘was still alive. Bow do war Democrats who _ Stood by Lincéli and the nation in the hour'of' danger like the comipany they are in? “Those who help to make candidates for ther; ii ‘oné breath. thank Jeff. Davis for his treason to the counity, and in the ext sound theipraises of Seymour and Blair, declaring that in their election lies the -of gain_ ing *what’was' fought’ for in the -war, “What man who hates treavon and loves his 5 country: ean support such candidates as ‘Sgalnst ‘Grant. and. Colfax? The rebels theniselves declare thatthe same issues which were involved in the war ate at issue ‘again at thé ballot box, and Pky ate aregtthe Teaaiths te is now: on ex-. hibition in Pesthy which viaaitnten x M shavs4 human voice. aI xe “Pa ‘Alta-says:; The Brodhead ekplai ns what that constittiti ‘crat, Hénry A/ Wise nigant when lie tions of the New York Convention,that Frank Blair was pledged to revolution. Mr. Blair, in this letter, stated. that what he wanted was a President whe. would declare all the reconstruction . the army to undo its usurpatidn at the South, disperse the goveriinents which ‘have been established tliere, give the ‘rebels full swing, and join with a Dem. ocratic House of Representatives in the . ‘suppression of the Senate. Mr. Wise did not exaggerate when he said Mr. that gentleman seems to desire ig not so much the success of Democracy as the appearance on the. scene of a dictator, who is to fix Up everything with a strong hind.’ When he penned the letter in questién he. was willing to accept the position of “first villain” in this new and startling drama ; but notwithstanding the ‘extravagance of the bid the Tammany Convention assigned him to an entirely subordinate place, in which there is nothing more exciting to be done than to expound Jefferson’s Manuel, and in icase of tie, decide questions according to his own opinions. * GENERAL GRANT is supported by bys ery-illustrious soldier in-the Union— Sherman, Meade, Sheridan, Sickles, Geo. H. Thomas, Hooker, Pleasanton, Canby, Emory, Scholieid, .Mowér; Ord, and # host of volunteer generals, many of whom have heretofore’ been Democrats, Geriérab Hancock is: the only really eminent officer, who seems wiljing to ape with the anti-war DemocTeey: Tue . Prrrspure Mine.—The Bitte burg mining company are going te open an incline four hundred feet deep, folene the open backs. The work willbe done by contract. (Proposals: . will be received for the ome until the ist of August. It is the purpose of rj ony dra 7 “. dn = cu omg said at: the Riehmond meeting, held for “. . the purpose @f, ratifyiag the nominaBlair was pledged to revolution.’ What} Halleck, Kilpatrick, Logan, Rawlings, }Democrats on account ofhaving in war times moved theexpulsion ffom t the utterances maie when the flag and Government which he professed to represent was in danger. We Protest, } however,that the journals whodenounce . Colfax so bitterly for this act, will reacts.of “Congress null. and.xoid, compel. fresh. theit-memoriea sufficiently to.call. 4 to mind the reselution—-of Frank P. . . Blair, Jr., for the expulsion of Jno. B. Clark, of Missouri, a FRENCH Sopa—-We are indebted to Victor Chevalier & Co. for a portable soda fountain, filled with excellent soda. The fountain consists of a handsomé glass bottle, with a ‘spring valve at the top, from which the soda is discharged as it is needed. ~ The soda can . be used in part, and the remainder will keep. This soda is\iatiufactired in . San Francisco, and Chevalier and Co. have the egeney for thie county. " MARRIED. : At Hunt's 4 July ist, 1868, by Rev. C. H. Northup, 36 Lewis H; Heydinut to Miss Amanda Faller, both of Hunt’s Hill. . With the above notice we received a slice of the wedding cake. couple have our hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long and prosperous 8 life. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Stréet, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & ¢ HASEY, Prop’s. ‘ Fuly 21, 1808; Allen San Francis 8 Gastor Marysvrile. AD DW Allen do 8 L Daniels & f Chico F Dassonville do J Thompson Bloontie I Goodridge do. . HM Moore Moores -MD-Boruck doW Hughes do5Ot Fe acme Uae Beer, . } or 0, Rucan Grass Jd Jacobs Hunts hi W Webb. do: . 4 Campbell & w Virg J Hoban do. Mrs Roberts Geld. HiuJd Green D Henry. You pet I H baa Nevada.ler, Can: hill. +? ane doé M id Brooklyn — B Read do Mrs J Dana Campton J 4 Palmer de Miss Collins San Juan © -OHAWK “AND MONTREAL 0O COMPANY. ‘Location of ‘Works, Meadow loyal-mem of ail partiog sioiild #0 vote . the company ‘to oredt farger, hoisting . Lik¢ Mining be py . that: these questions. can be: settled. bes . works; and “arrange the mine that . following described stock, on account of assesam. on the 15th day of June, A. D. youd controversy. ‘Leadttiig Democrats . Work can be done to he very, best ad. 1968, the several amounts set opposite’ the , to bel Palao dy ? that . va stage. qt eo the ‘Feapective shardlio! as fol‘the ‘reconstruction ‘policy:-of Congress " : Certificates. must stand ‘or fall in’ this contest, and. THE National pronounces the Unién Py a ge _— Se : : oad : that policy isnothing more or léss than . By¢ting held aj Yeu-Bet on Wedness Tecnertee ee ee id ee ba a bs * @ deterthisiation to, 40. establish, Sough-. day last afizele.” “Will that papérin-. chasennws a5 8 ern State governments that there will . form us how successful the Democratic Cohn foe ia 30° 150-00 Ue.bo treasonable . nucleus ‘each as the >meeting announced for the same evepees op ane: cz = pe) * Ku Klax Kian’ about “which to estabning was? The You Bet Club has ap{ DeBell Catherine 8 0 30 00 lish another rebellion. on ite rolls @ mamberywhio! yored: for . BMeryJoeeue ae eb ee See ted Haight, and the meeting was enough . FiunGeo. ven e pp Tae Times: saye:. Phe Seal Rime . to make the Democracy of Little York . Finsterer George “a's 88S Round Tablé, 4 Desiocratid. "Journal of . sick. tered. = lla * ghaaae Silnaee 9 th ie } Finsterer George coool 04 9 27 00 1¢higher . , in ite issue pre. Ripeterer George ee ey. Gees 2.09 ceding ‘the meeting A the New York} THE Union primary was héld in So: . soon . maith allt hers hy vie Convention, that the Democratic mem . Dome county on Saturday, ‘Thecontest ry se fh BSG 9680 ders had resolved “to ‘slaughter Chase, ;in Petaluma was between Westniote. Hunter voy 8 we because, they had asked entirely too land and Hartson, who are candidates — +e 58. eS Pl ; pt. mach of him and ‘liad ‘been refused. 1+ . for Congress. Westmoreland’s friends-. 'Lamolle J ae 10° * * 8008 warns: them, ‘however, that this’ will . Carried. Zamolo Mrs 190.22. 1! i4aeo f make the.¢lection. of Grant’ positively ” a Td a a ; R44 certain; telling them that“if'thereever. DAmy Line—English & Wells’ . Leriche L 15%. 5 00 was safety in @ political forecast it is . Stages will hereafter run to, Moore’s nee F Riise 8B 4 4o safe-to say that-no candidate of the Ju. Flat and Eureka daily, starting on the wanes sie 42.00 ly’ Cohvention can by the” remotest . @rival of the Colfax stage. in this city, Mullin t WS shares aoas hel tee 300 eltaticd Ve élected unless that candidate . Commecting with Chipp’s Flat and Min. . Hewcgmb1 WS sharesss.98 baldue 5.90 be the Chief J. ustice.” nesota line. Opdieltey. rm ee 3x 9% bey eees “Wer contra; the ‘Cincinnati Znguirer Fini Pachere B “985 "3 500 publishied'a letter from ‘an Indiana Dem-. 4 “AN 38 ander arrest for. bigamy in . Pachere B ee ae eee ecrat man who says: “Pens of thouCroctanetl, pee Pecakintae mar worsen ec ie mo ope sands of Democrats, myself among the eee py wives Reeves KC 10 ebarteds. vee al due 30 50 number, will*vote for Grant before they Rellingens “9 * 1800 : will for Chaaeyqndvother tens of thou-. . REFU@I0 VALpaso. ‘has obtained» . Rondeau 2 10-00 ‘ "sands WilE not voteif he is nominated, . Judgment ih the Fourth District Court . BAW Ry ER 1) IE 3B 00 We wonld rather. vote for, and trust . fr $10,000 against C." J." Robinson for . mith fa oe a te tho Presidency, to, the true old soldier . # breach of. promise. teplenJar tons MOrveg 3” 94.00; than to a whining, hypocritical civilian. . Beepiche a Ss a 2 36 00 If Seyttiotit oF "Hepdricks ‘should be. HOP Cuntumi.—'There ate 145 acres . ‘Timmons J a 2. =. tad: Kola aha prottl of hops in Ukiah Valley,and it-is caleui ons J +279 «13 38 00 omina * P e88 CADVASS . lated there that the yield, at two years . Trustees . ye as 2 rod will go om,” 5. old,: ek Sue acre, and ; ‘yrell [Wshares .971 bal due eel . Both agree in one. thiz . pound, giving: Yilve i" cist “ae Re . mour cannot be elected. vot a 2; and itis tho Wallen J Lie : ae lal ara og as the soil and climute ia all t the Walle Jerry en) 10% i 30 THANKS.-WWe.are. valleys of the county are very favorable . Wallen Mo Oe g . 7 aeg . to id , its bcibaibetea wi sobebly White Mar Martin a, ie moe eae ae 16 ‘leading interest “= tare " n a a. . gage and docuinents from } 78, i aie : Wilcox'Geo ein 33004 . { ; i Sere ew g : to, Congressman Jetickes Tor ‘®! copy or! GRAFTON and Coos counties, No! ane aocedich bo wits se ovter af his speech upon “Th6” Vill ‘to ‘regulate . havecatJeddt dorty starch amills An each, . !¢ Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day of the civil service of the Waited, States . Pounty. Hach af these mill wurn out pel ot adid Wack, will be told atpebite wich and p i “ ae erst of. prime: « munaually 2) Bs will be Booger ge! the ot en _ fon. Five hundred . of sale. votes. at tal meatl . q D UGUST on k UR, Hodge of a Mr. Long fee tronponable . The happy . = d ANNUAL MEETING. —oFr THE— : Glenbrook~ Park ~ Jockey~Ciub } . » _s °WILLiawd WATT, President. J. A. Lancaster, C. W.Smith, L, A. Walling, P. a a Rae Ck cenayee! .-THARDWARES . eee ee sai aren Ue 1. Ira A. Raton Borredpouding Bekrersry . Thos. B. Merry, Recording Seunetate, lsaac Wilhamson, ‘I'reasure: W. C. Pope, 1. Wiliauisun, “Thos. B. Merry, Auctioneers. — . ‘SHE ANNUAL RACES BEGIN ON Wednesday, Jaly 22nd, 1868. FIRST DAY. First Race—T'he Glenbrook St. Leger, a ‘dash ot two miles, free to ali running horses, ‘Purse $200, to be divided ; $150 to thefwinuer, and $50 te the horse that is abead at the end of the first mile. SxconpD’ Race—Purse $200, free to al trotting horses that haved heats, 3 in 5, in harness. SECOND DAY. Finst Rack—Purse $300, free to all trotters . : that never beat 2:85; mile heats, 3 in 5, in harness. Szecenp Kace—Purse $200, free for all running horses, mile and repeat, HIRD DAY. Finst Racw $450 sér 4M fining horse<, two mile heats, Skoonp Kack—Puree $350, for all trotters and pacers, mile heats, 3.1m 5, in harness. Three to enter and two ur more to start in each of theabove races, which will ve governed by the rules of the Sacramento Jockey Ciub. Entrance Goad stabl ean the pont mtg Sh er ae Goed 8 it uf ‘bles be taken we Duly a nad joa stails can be had at “Byrne! 8 stabie, Grass Valley, or Saxby & Lancaster's Nevada. Entries for the first day’s race will close at the Secretary's office in Nevada, on July 21st, 1868, at5 p.m. All other eniriesto be made ‘on the coutse with the judges. Ladies—accompanied ~ ‘pene siele ‘ted free to the Courage. By order of WM. WAT'T, President. Tickets—each . day—81. je19 . Agents \ Wanted. ALE OR FEMALE, toeell our new and} . splendid ve on HOM SHOKE TU DHURL, Tan, e's’ J oukney. from Childhood tu Vid ‘ie > perféct gem. _Alsy, for the“SMPTY SLEEVL,’ and other Engra[ vings. Address ‘*Pacific Publishing Co.” ~ San Francisco, duty 16th. ~ Agents Wanted . : OR W. 6 HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN,t et complete medical work ‘written. No Family can afford to be without it: contains over 400 illustrations. Great inducements to Agents: AddressPacific ZSneeting Co, NSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING . *_San Francisco, July 16th FLYB*THOUSAND* DOLLARS F MORE OR LESS, Will be-the Fine if anybody will copy or imitate this . men. We haye not applied for a Pate . ent as yet, but We can and will uudersell any . f other Clothing House in this . , tirss PAY meme ; payee REASONS YOR 1 TNSUEING In City or Geuntyy 1 5 THK PACIFIC READ If! Mutual: Life Insurance asurans Company, SS GUT. THIS, OUT lasers) , iver. tus fates of icerotre ares here 1 quently the profits and dividends’ spcpeatciey to “AND BRIAG go be pruportiona , ELEVEN DOLLARS sae Execoa py Se . in Gold. Co.n, provides for iv crete rtion il 4 AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT }. ares mare chee bitaet OY Senyt 118 ie Wied aug ad insured. abia th Gold ae iF yc ee BUY t or Same apDOPADL nay. elect to pay THIRTE&N DOLLARS: WORTH "* “en SCHR & & HOWELL, OF THE— Srreck, Gnemamento. JA U BEST CLOTHING LAURE aS, UNION REPUBLICAN. COUNT BAP P SENOS CUNVENTION.AT THE . A CONVENTION { OF THE “UNION Races EF Well known a Emporium. A et pegs pong ge evade vad day, the lot day of August, ig tor thé purpose of eerting delagnien 10. State aud sivnal Aysuies C ‘; to BANNER BR BROTHERS. ks iene S=TRY IT P AND: SEE. or Fit District al Ea Cie a 3 held on Saturday, yi Hen 4 All those one thelr Immense ste will of FashtonColine tor President and. eae President, wil be ok oe eee ent ne Be om aan ~¥) The following i tog elegans of Delecounty, : Ehren a rect 1p elogetes—Nevada 1: INDUCEMENTS SET! sco 4 ann Piece we} 15 delegatee—Gras ANT VE. Valley orest Spring Glove Kanch . FINE CLOTHING Piet oa Township 1—Roagh and FURNISHING GOODS! Pete var 5 pnaiae 23) Mooney #1815 BOOTS AND SHOKS, aera vant eee Ae: “. ATS 2; Bureke 2 ex-Noyth = %, oe ". fleid 1; city Si oc Sa PTA «. e at aay amanda.” ie on . ingion 2; apenr ¥ 7 . pleadow Lake 5 ites— ees etre Bee bee tail to weluur prices before _— bed BAN unaee an STOR = nemeor chine taot JAD invested a “ other BROTHERS, Nevada, June Jul deal beret LF . eter beaten 2:48, mile ; “IN, PRICKS oF . (7 HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE TRON, STEEL, te. be--:90 ¢@ From Date aps ell get for _,., CASH ONLY. All Goods i in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO” WHOLBSALE PRICES “AND. PREIGHT ! Merchants, ' Mechanics and mnérs throughout the County will find it to their interest to (2°GETr OUR CASH ‘PRICES mateny BUYING ad = WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT ut Gdeds, diréct'frém thé Manutactur-ers,and can save to our Tradé irom ‘TKN to TWENTY ~ “y Filly CENT, updw yy, __ their purchases. bE; Persons, having seogunts upon, gur . Buoks are, requested to mettle them. at once,’ } CRAWFORD. & 40. Nevada, July 84; 1868. spit hat 'S.—Parties indebted to us (the ehibirsilbesteak 888 Ua!’ s00n;: a2 we have ‘done’ 6 Feral) long “enough. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. ! PACIFIC MULUAL LIFE IW 8.00 OB THE SLATE OF CALIFORNIA. . POLICIES NON-NORFEKTABLE. Poligies: Exempt fr from ‘Execution. LELAND STANFORD; President:~ Bey “Toe: ChACKBON By sprog” hy ' Kosi iterhra i Ge MOU) ‘RL wad . LEYVNARD. Gus povtet “Lg LAVERSOS, RuW ia HAST srikee , re B: aa 5. HCAKKUL, retary HAIL; TON, Meadabies Gi eed Ra . Banking business with tha, (withoat’ collate sieaneh » PEA of Direct Teoran, Lake 1 BS t inet’, en at acta By order ng -—~—

. omg eign “POR PRESIDENT; OENERAL ULYSSES § GRANT 11 \ Wor Vice President, SCHUYLER COLFAX. ——————————Ee THE « Laastriay addy SoLprens.— eeitaietetbaainiie The Democratic journals are making a . great doal'of capital out of the few 'sdl. fore they were made, 4 Convention . held in Alabama. slected delegates to this Convention and they passed resolutions tendering the thanks “ot the Southern people to, Jeff, Davis for the _ unflinching courage and unsurpassed _ ability with which he acquitted himeelf of: his oath to defend the Conatitution, and paid him the respect of the Convention as a patriot and incorruptible ‘man:"' These mén went to New York representing their constituents who itidorsed Davis and gave their inent to Seymour. Tliey' were conservative soldiers representing the National. Democracy. Those _resolutions are ‘only of a pfece with the statements made by. Vance and: Wise at the late Richmond meeting, in which they asserted the cause of the Confedercy was now more encouraging than _ ever before and that secession ‘was still alive. Bow do war Democrats who _ Stood by Lincéli and the nation in the hour'of' danger like the comipany they are in? “Those who help to make candidates for ther; ii ‘oné breath. thank Jeff. Davis for his treason to the counity, and in the ext sound theipraises of Seymour and Blair, declaring that in their election lies the -of gain_ ing *what’was' fought’ for in the -war, “What man who hates treavon and loves his 5 country: ean support such candidates as ‘Sgalnst ‘Grant. and. Colfax? The rebels theniselves declare thatthe same issues which were involved in the war ate at issue ‘again at thé ballot box, and Pky ate aregtthe Teaaiths te is now: on ex-. hibition in Pesthy which viaaitnten x M shavs4 human voice. aI xe “Pa ‘Alta-says:; The Brodhead ekplai ns what that constittiti ‘crat, Hénry A/ Wise nigant when lie tions of the New York Convention,that Frank Blair was pledged to revolution. Mr. Blair, in this letter, stated. that what he wanted was a President whe. would declare all the reconstruction . the army to undo its usurpatidn at the South, disperse the goveriinents which ‘have been established tliere, give the ‘rebels full swing, and join with a Dem. ocratic House of Representatives in the . ‘suppression of the Senate. Mr. Wise did not exaggerate when he said Mr. that gentleman seems to desire ig not so much the success of Democracy as the appearance on the. scene of a dictator, who is to fix Up everything with a strong hind.’ When he penned the letter in questién he. was willing to accept the position of “first villain” in this new and startling drama ; but notwithstanding the ‘extravagance of the bid the Tammany Convention assigned him to an entirely subordinate place, in which there is nothing more exciting to be done than to expound Jefferson’s Manuel, and in icase of tie, decide questions according to his own opinions. * GENERAL GRANT is supported by bys ery-illustrious soldier in-the Union— Sherman, Meade, Sheridan, Sickles, Geo. H. Thomas, Hooker, Pleasanton, Canby, Emory, Scholieid, .Mowér; Ord, and # host of volunteer generals, many of whom have heretofore’ been Democrats, Geriérab Hancock is: the only really eminent officer, who seems wiljing to ape with the anti-war DemocTeey: Tue . Prrrspure Mine.—The Bitte burg mining company are going te open an incline four hundred feet deep, folene the open backs. The work willbe done by contract. (Proposals: . will be received for the ome until the ist of August. It is the purpose of rj ony dra 7 “. dn = cu omg said at: the Riehmond meeting, held for “. . the purpose @f, ratifyiag the nominaBlair was pledged to revolution.’ What} Halleck, Kilpatrick, Logan, Rawlings, }Democrats on account ofhaving in war times moved theexpulsion ffom t the utterances maie when the flag and Government which he professed to represent was in danger. We Protest, } however,that the journals whodenounce . Colfax so bitterly for this act, will reacts.of “Congress null. and.xoid, compel. fresh. theit-memoriea sufficiently to.call. 4 to mind the reselution—-of Frank P. . . Blair, Jr., for the expulsion of Jno. B. Clark, of Missouri, a FRENCH Sopa—-We are indebted to Victor Chevalier & Co. for a portable soda fountain, filled with excellent soda.. The fountain consists of a handsomé glass bottle, with a ‘spring valve at the top, from which the soda is discharged as it is needed. ~ The soda can . be used in part, and the remainder will keep. This soda is\iatiufactired in . San Francisco, and Chevalier and Co. have the egeney for thie county. " MARRIED. : At Hunt's 4 July ist, 1868, by Rev. C. H. Northup, 36 Lewis H; Heydinut to Miss Amanda Faller, both of Hunt’s Hill. . With the above notice we received a slice of the wedding cake. couple have our hearty congratulations and best wishes for a long and prosperous 8 life. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Stréet, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & ¢ HASEY, Prop’s. ‘ Fuly 21, 1808; Allen San Francis 8 Gastor Marysvrile. AD DW Allen do 8 L Daniels & f Chico F Dassonville do J Thompson Bloontie I Goodridge do. . HM Moore Moores -MD-Boruck doW Hughes do5Ot Fe acme Uae Beer, . } or 0, Rucan Grass Jd Jacobs Hunts hi W Webb. do: . 4 Campbell & w Virg J Hoban do. Mrs Roberts Geld. HiuJd Green D Henry. You pet I H baa Nevada.ler, Can: hill. +? ane doé M id Brooklyn — B Read do Mrs J Dana Campton J 4 Palmer de Miss Collins San Juan © -OHAWK “AND MONTREAL 0O COMPANY. ‘Location of ‘Works, Meadow loyal-mem of ail partiog sioiild #0 vote . the company ‘to oredt farger, hoisting . Lik¢ Mining be py . that: these questions. can be: settled. bes . works; and “arrange the mine that . following described stock, on account of assesam. on the 15th day of June, A. D. youd controversy. ‘Leadttiig Democrats . Work can be done to he very, best ad. 1968, the several amounts set opposite’ the , to bel Palao dy ? that . va stage. qt eo the ‘Feapective shardlio! as fol‘the ‘reconstruction ‘policy:-of Congress " : Certificates. must stand ‘or fall in’ this contest, and. THE National pronounces the Unién Py a ge _— Se : : oad : that policy isnothing more or léss than . By¢ting held aj Yeu-Bet on Wedness Tecnertee ee ee id ee ba a bs * @ deterthisiation to, 40. establish, Sough-. day last afizele.” “Will that papérin-. chasennws a5 8 ern State governments that there will . form us how successful the Democratic Cohn foe ia 30° 150-00 Ue.bo treasonable . nucleus ‘each as the >meeting announced for the same evepees op ane: cz = pe) * Ku Klax Kian’ about “which to estabning was? The You Bet Club has ap{ DeBell Catherine 8 0 30 00 lish another rebellion. on ite rolls @ mamberywhio! yored: for . BMeryJoeeue ae eb ee See ted Haight, and the meeting was enough . FiunGeo. ven e pp Tae Times: saye:. Phe Seal Rime . to make the Democracy of Little York . Finsterer George “a's 88S Round Tablé, 4 Desiocratid. "Journal of . sick. tered. = lla * ghaaae Silnaee 9 th ie } Finsterer George coool 04 9 27 00 1¢higher . , in ite issue pre. Ripeterer George ee ey. Gees 2.09 ceding ‘the meeting A the New York} THE Union primary was héld in So: . soon . maith allt hers hy vie Convention, that the Democratic mem . Dome county on Saturday, ‘Thecontest ry se fh BSG 9680 ders had resolved “to ‘slaughter Chase, ;in Petaluma was between Westniote. Hunter voy 8 we because, they had asked entirely too land and Hartson, who are candidates — +e 58. eS Pl ; pt. mach of him and ‘liad ‘been refused. 1+ . for Congress. Westmoreland’s friends-. 'Lamolle J ae 10° * * 8008 warns: them, ‘however, that this’ will . Carried. Zamolo Mrs 190.22. 1! i4aeo f make the.¢lection. of Grant’ positively ” a Td a a ; R44 certain; telling them that“if'thereever. DAmy Line—English & Wells’ . Leriche L 15%.. 5 00 was safety in @ political forecast it is . Stages will hereafter run to, Moore’s nee F Riise 8B 4 4o safe-to say that-no candidate of the Ju. Flat and Eureka daily, starting on the wanes sie 42.00 ly’ Cohvention can by the” remotest . @rival of the Colfax stage. in this city, Mullin t WS shares aoas hel tee 300 eltaticd Ve élected unless that candidate . Commecting with Chipp’s Flat and Min. . Hewcgmb1 WS sharesss.98 baldue 5.90 be the Chief J. ustice.” nesota line. Opdieltey. rm ee 3x 9% bey eees “Wer contra; the ‘Cincinnati Znguirer Fini Pachere B “985 "3 500 publishied'a letter from ‘an Indiana Dem-. 4 “AN 38 ander arrest for. bigamy in . Pachere B ee ae eee ecrat man who says: “Pens of thouCroctanetl, pee Pecakintae mar worsen ec ie mo ope sands of Democrats, myself among the eee py wives Reeves KC 10 ebarteds. vee al due 30 50 number, will*vote for Grant before they Rellingens “9 * 1800 : will for Chaaeyqndvother tens of thou-. . REFU@I0 VALpaso. ‘has obtained» . Rondeau 2 10-00 ‘ "sands WilE not voteif he is nominated, . Judgment ih the Fourth District Court . BAW Ry ER 1) IE 3B 00 We wonld rather. vote for, and trust . fr $10,000 against C." J." Robinson for . mith fa oe a te tho Presidency, to, the true old soldier . # breach of. promise. teplenJar tons MOrveg 3” 94.00; than to a whining, hypocritical civilian. . Beepiche a Ss a 2 36 00 If Seyttiotit oF "Hepdricks ‘should be. HOP Cuntumi.—'There ate 145 acres . ‘Timmons J a 2. =. tad: Kola aha prottl of hops in Ukiah Valley,and it-is caleui ons J +279 «13 38 00 omina * P e88 CADVASS . lated there that the yield, at two years . Trustees . ye as 2 rod will go om,” 5. old,: ek Sue acre, and ; ‘yrell [Wshares ..971 bal due eel . Both agree in one. thiz . pound, giving: Yilve i" cist “ae Re . mour cannot be elected. vot a 2; and itis tho Wallen J Lie

: ae lal ara og as the soil and climute ia all t the Walle Jerry en) 10% i 30 THANKS.-WWe.are. valleys of the county are very favorable . Wallen Mo Oe g . 7 aeg . to id , its bcibaibetea wi sobebly White Mar Martin a, ie moe eae ae 16 ‘leading interest “= tare " n a a. . gage and docuinents from } 78, i aie : Wilcox'Geo ein 33004 . { ; i Sere ew g : to, Congressman Jetickes Tor ‘®! copy or! GRAFTON and Coos counties, No! ane aocedich bo wits se ovter af his speech upon “Th6” Vill ‘to ‘regulate . havecatJeddt dorty starch amills An each, . !¢ Board of Trustees, made on the 18th day of the civil service of the Waited, States . Pounty. Hach af these mill wurn out pel ot adid Wack, will be told atpebite wich and p i “ ae erst of. prime: « munaually 2) Bs will be Booger ge! the ot en _ fon. Five hundred . of sale. votes. at tal meatl . q D UGUST on k UR, Hodge of a Mr. Long fee tronponable . The happy . = d ANNUAL MEETING. —oFr THE— : Glenbrook~ Park ~ Jockey~Ciub } . » _s °WILLiawd WATT, President. J. A. Lancaster, C. W.Smith, L, A. Walling, P. a a Rae Ck cenayee! .-THARDWARES . eee ee sai aren Ue 1. Ira A. Raton Borredpouding Bekrersry . Thos. B. Merry, Recording Seunetate, lsaac Wilhamson, ‘I'reasure: W. C. Pope, 1. Wiliauisun, “Thos. B. Merry, Auctioneers. — . ‘SHE ANNUAL RACES BEGIN ON Wednesday, Jaly 22nd, 1868. FIRST DAY. First Race—T'he Glenbrook St. Leger, a ‘dash ot two miles, free to ali running horses, ‘Purse $200, to be divided ; $150 to thefwinuer, and $50 te the horse that is abead at the end of the first mile. SxconpD’ Race—Purse $200, free to al trotting horses that haved heats, 3 in 5, in harness. SECOND DAY. Finst Rack—Purse $300, free to all trotters . : that never beat 2:85; mile heats, 3 in 5, in harness. Szecenp Kace—Purse $200, free for all running horses, mile and repeat, HIRD DAY. Finst Racw $450 sér 4M fining horse<, two mile heats, Skoonp Kack—Puree $350, for all trotters and pacers, mile heats, 3.1m 5, in harness. Three to enter and two ur more to start in each of theabove races, which will ve governed by the rules of the Sacramento Jockey Ciub. Entrance Goad stabl ean the pont mtg Sh er ae Goed 8 it uf ‘bles be taken we Duly a nad joa stails can be had at “Byrne! 8 stabie, Grass Valley, or Saxby & Lancaster's Nevada. Entries for the first day’s race will close at the Secretary's office in Nevada, on July 21st, 1868, at5 p.m. All other eniriesto be made ‘on the coutse with the judges. Ladies—accompanied ~ ‘pene siele ‘ted free to the Courage.. By order of WM. WAT'T, President. Tickets—each . day—81. je19 . Agents \ Wanted. ALE OR FEMALE, toeell our new and} . splendid ve on HOM SHOKE TU DHURL, Tan, e's’ J oukney. from Childhood tu Vid ‘ie > perféct gem. _Alsy, for the“SMPTY SLEEVL,’ and other Engra[ vings. Address ‘*Pacific Publishing Co.” ~ San Francisco, duty 16th. ~ Agents Wanted . : OR W. 6 HOUSEHOLD PHYSICIAN,t et complete medical work ‘written. No Family can afford to be without it: contains over 400 illustrations. Great inducements to Agents: AddressPacific ZSneeting Co, NSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING . *_San Francisco, July 16th FLYB*THOUSAND* DOLLARS F MORE OR LESS, Will be-the Fine if anybody will copy or imitate this . men. We haye not applied for a Pate . ent as yet, but We can and will uudersell any . f other Clothing House in this . , tirss PAY meme ; payee REASONS YOR 1 TNSUEING In City or Geuntyy 1 5 THK PACIFIC READ If! Mutual: Life Insurance asurans Company, SS GUT. THIS, OUT lasers) , iver. tus fates of icerotre ares here 1 quently the profits and dividends’ spcpeatciey to “AND BRIAG go be pruportiona , ELEVEN DOLLARS sae Execoa py Se . in Gold. Co.n, provides for iv crete rtion il 4 AND THIS ADVERTISEMENT }. ares mare chee bitaet OY Senyt 118 ie Wied aug ad insured. abia th Gold ae iF yc ee BUY t or Same apDOPADL nay. elect to pay THIRTE&N DOLLARS: WORTH "* “en SCHR & & HOWELL, OF THE— Srreck, Gnemamento. JA U BEST CLOTHING LAURE aS, UNION REPUBLICAN. COUNT BAP P SENOS CUNVENTION.AT THE . A CONVENTION { OF THE “UNION Races EF Well known a Emporium. A et pegs pong ge evade vad day, the lot day of August, ig tor thé purpose of eerting delagnien 10. State aud sivnal Aysuies C ‘; to BANNER BR BROTHERS. ks iene S=TRY IT P AND: SEE. or Fit District al Ea Cie a 3 held on Saturday, yi Hen 4 All those one thelr Immense ste will of FashtonColine tor President and. eae President, wil be ok oe eee ent ne Be om aan ~¥) The following i tog elegans of Delecounty, : Ehren a rect 1p elogetes—Nevada 1: INDUCEMENTS SET! sco 4 ann Piece we} 15 delegatee—Gras ANT VE. Valley orest Spring Glove Kanch . FINE CLOTHING Piet oa Township 1—Roagh and FURNISHING GOODS! Pete var 5 pnaiae 23) Mooney #1815 BOOTS AND SHOKS, aera vant eee Ae: “. ATS 2; Bureke 2 ex-Noyth = %, oe ". fleid 1; city Si oc Sa PTA «. e at aay amanda.” ie on . ingion 2; apenr ¥ 7 . pleadow Lake 5 ites— ees etre Bee bee tail to weluur prices before _— bed BAN unaee an STOR = nemeor chine taot JAD invested a “ other BROTHERS, Nevada, June Jul deal beret LF . eter beaten 2:48, mile ; “IN, PRICKS oF . (7 HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE TRON, STEEL, te. be--:90 ¢@ From Date aps ell get for _,., CASH ONLY.. All Goods i in our Line at SAN FRANCISCO” WHOLBSALE PRICES “AND. PREIGHT ! Merchants, ' Mechanics and mnérs throughout the County will find it to their interest to (2°GETr OUR CASH ‘PRICES mateny BUYING ad = WE SHALL BE CONSTANTLY IN RECEIPT ut Gdeds, diréct'frém thé Manutactur-ers,and can save to our Tradé irom ‘TKN to TWENTY ~ “y Filly CENT, updw yy, __ their purchases. bE; Persons, having seogunts upon, gur . Buoks are, requested to mettle them. at once,’ } CRAWFORD. & 40. Nevada, July 84; 1868. spit hat 'S.—Parties indebted to us (the ehibirsilbesteak 888 Ua!’ s00n;: a2 we have ‘done’ 6 Feral) long “enough. CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & co. Nevada, July 3d, 1868. ! PACIFIC MULUAL LIFE IW 8.00 OB THE SLATE OF CALIFORNIA. . POLICIES NON-NORFEKTABLE. Poligies: Exempt fr from ‘Execution. LELAND STANFORD; President:~ Bey “Toe: ChACKBON By sprog” hy ' Kosi iterhra i Ge MOU) ‘RL wad . LEYVNARD. Gus povtet “Lg LAVERSOS, RuW ia HAST srikee , re B: aa 5. HCAKKUL, retary HAIL; TON, Meadabies Gi eed Ra . Banking business with tha, (withoat’ collate sieaneh » PEA of Direct Teoran, Lake 1 BS t inet’, en at acta By order ng -—~—