July 23, 1867 (4 pages)

.Se G, ROLLINS, “Supertisor’ ara District—GEO. B, NEWELL. ‘have insisted on running Bidwell for “to 'take it for granted that he will rebetween accepting the nomination or ticket. -It has also shown that the disa candidate, and wesuppose that even “aie Bupha ls em Cc. He we La éulphurous at-. dollars por memticvand board, for good i tzetiales [banaa * jtenty et! 1 andi 15 ak fun NOMINATIONS. Me aaaIHO8. GEORGE Cc. CORHAM. -For Lieutenant Governor, : SOHN P. JONES. Fal nose leanne -W. 3. Parks. ae Weee WILLiam HMIiGBY. COUNTY NOMINATIONS ». lection September 4th. ‘or Senator, ‘£. Ww. RoBi —— Valley. “FM DAY ey. 8, of eae Lake. KS & S DORNIN, of North san Juan. RB. GENTRY or wn ter Collecto Wat Mod cS of Gries Valley. k, or Treasurer NP. BOWE, of of Revie, EF. BEAN. of Nevada. Ne For Surveyor, ae HH. 8. ee of Nevada. ° : E. M. PREBTON, of orth W.'C. Gnoves. Ot Keveda. zUD CIAL NOMINATIONS, * Election October 2n 2nd, For Supreme Judge. .. John Currey. For Supt. Peb. Instruction. John Swett, rey fe Seest Judge, NILES. oy havele. “Pug small faction of politicians who Goyernor, whether he will or not, seem main silent and acquiesce in their pur" pose, Wedo not believe it. It is prob. able that he will receive no official no tice of his nomination, the managers of the Sacramento mustang Convention ‘well knowing that such. action would call forth a declination from Bidwell, but ‘we cannot see what difference-there is remaining quiet while his name is used asthe leader of a movement to divide the Union party. He cannot afford to remain dumb as a “sheep before her ~@earers,” while his. professed friends, but really. his worst enemies, shear him ofall the reputation he has wor, and Arop him after election so low down that-a life service will never raise him to respectability in politics again. If Bidwell believes, as he is ‘Stated in a “Marysville letter, that the Union party should be united, his only honorable course is to come out boldly, wash his hands of all connection with the mal‘contents and give his adherence to the Wnion party. Any other course will ‘compel those who have been his best friends to take sides against him, and if defeat should follow, loyal men of the ‘State will hold him responsible for it. A BENEFIT To THE PaRTy.—The action of the late Sacramento Convention hag benefited instead of injuring the Union Party, and its movers have: secured a result which they never desir. ed. Itis true that a few men of the ‘party who did not like thé State nominations, had a vague hope that ‘gome popular movement would be made, and such’a division result as would give ehances of success to a new candidate. These men looked anxiously to the Sacramento Convention, but it failed in the desired result, and they are now hear. tily supporting the ticket. The Sacramento movement has benefited the ticket in that it has shown such men as ‘we have named, the futility of any attempt to draw support from the regular affection was not nearly so wide spread as claimed. Bidwell has refused to bef those who took the lead in the move. ment will support the regular ticket. _ JurF. Davis. has accepted a star enfora few weeks this Summer tributed to catch the gold, nomination. They areundoubtedly becoming despondent, but-from another cause: The last Convention was a complete “fizzle” without the power to divide the Union strength, and in the determination of loyal men to support the regular nominees, the hopes of the Democracy are dashed. It ig the failare of those who sought to “reconstruct” the ticket which has elongated the countenances of Democratic leaders. In the failure to divide the Union vote they read the certain’ — of their party. Tux Next GOVERNOR. —The insinuation that Mr. Gorham, however. his record may recommend him, is now “in bad hands,” will not have weight with those who know his pride of character, honesty of. purpose, and strength of “will” He has given sufficient proof, says the Times, that he regards his honor as in his own keeping, and that no act of hig shall gully either his own fame or the reputation.ef the Union party.— That he will be eleeted Governor of California on the 4th of September next, every day but adds cheering and abundant assurance. And surely-no Republican should wish a different result, in view of the nature of the contest ‘and the important national interests in, volved. A VALUABLE Ming.—The Blue Gravel claim at Smaiteville, says the Commer cial Herald and Market Review, is a specimen of minesin Yuba. This claim contains upwards of one hundred acres, averaging one hundred feet froni-surface to bed-rock. Upward of $1,000,000 have been taken from it, though it was not opened till March, 1864. It occupied nine years of incessant labor, and the expenditure of upward of $100,000, to.open it. It has four miles of sluices, three feet wide and three feet deep, in which three tons of quicksilver is dis. 125,000 pounds of gunpowder are annually expended in blowing up and breaking the cement where it is too hard for the hydraulic to wash. The water used in washing costs $25,000 per annom. Tae Tipe TuRNING.—A great revolution is now going on in this. county, so we learn from gentlemen from nearly every precinct. The Union and Bul letin have said enough to make peop.e open their eyes. The former’s opinions have heretofore been regarded as law and gospel,butnow thingsseem changed and epithets loud and deep are heard against that institution. GEN. BIDwELL DECLINES. —A private . letter was received in this city, says the . Marysville Appeal, on Friday evening from Gen. Bidwell, in which he states his nomination for Governor, but that when received he would most respectfully decline, In QUARANTINE.—By telegrams to the Bay papers we learn that the P. M 8. 8. Co’s steamer Rising Star, was quarantined in New York on account of several cases of yellow fever aboard, which was prevalent at Aspinwall and Panama. re Great. InNFLUENCE.—A_ genileman informs us that he saw a placard ona squaw, near one of the Digger Indian campoodies, upon which was the folluwing: “Sacramento Union and my can. didate for Governor, John Bidwell.”— Verily the influence of :the Union my no bounds, SrerRa VaLLEy.—The Si uhoclihe of farm hands at ‘Bierra “Valley, andwaged have advanced to fifty and sixty . 9 were Aiagiiadent over the i ealestica well, because it lessenéd thé of Haight.” It is astonishing that such: ridiculous stuff should find its ‘way into the columns of a paper making pretence of respectability. Every man of ‘common sense knows that if the Union . strength is divided, the chances of the + . Democracy is increased, and every manwho-has observed the present political . + . contest knows'thit the Democracy have }been ‘elated with the prospect of a third . that he had received no official notice of . 's break down that loyal paper, the American Flag, and their persecutions have known no bounds. They say, give us McCarthy in preference to Gelwicks, and as to Jefferis he will not find men enough to-vote for him ee a Te. spectable eure ‘ _ _Hapvestixc.—The farmers in Napa Valley are generally taking in their grain. The Reporter says the yield is not an average ore, on in no case have we heard ofa failure. . THE Oakland News goes into mourning for Judge Norman Watson) an e8timable man, who expired in Oakland on. Tuesday evening, aged 65 years ~ Quick Time. —~Passengers can go through now from San Francisco to Owyhe, Idaho Territory, in five days, via Sacramento and the Railroad to THE Napa Valley. Railroad is now completed to Yountville. Last Wednesday a large number of the citizens. rode-out to within a mile of that place, and the work is pushed forward daily. Curious Casz.—Robert Ottatson died in Springfield, Pa., last month. He had been insane for thirty years, but recevered his senses on his death bed,and conversed intelligently of occurrences that transpired the day and’ week previous to his insanity; making inquiries about his oxen, the work on the farm, and old neighbors who had been dead for years. The intervening space wasa perfect blank in his memory. So NTHE rails for “laying” the Colorado Central Railroad are bought and paid for. Soa, road to Denver from the Missouri river, and so up to Black Hawk and Central City, is a fixed fact—of prophesy. ‘ THE flag of the new dominion of Canada will retain the British ‘Union jack in the corner, and the remainder will be filled with four stripes; red, white, provinces, which used to be. TALKATIVENESS is a ground of divoree in. China. THE public has long felt the want of a Sewing Machine which should combine in a form most suitable for the family all the superior excellencies which the “Singer” Machine confessedly oor for the manufactory. Such a achine, after’ the expenditure of an immense amount of money and time, we now announce, unhesitatingly, has been produced by this Com y—a Machine, which for grace sm Sy tot of finish, t range of work, ease, rapidity, and quietness of action, simplicity of construction, great strength and durability,is destined to supersede much of the trash which is now imposed upon the public.—V. Y. Dispatch. es ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, ‘Prop’s, July 2, 1867. P Wentworth San Fra J H Sale Blue Tent tPuary 9S Fake ee a 0 J L Sanford do ¥ Jewell. aa ye GD Downing do JG Mather do (ire ir, w io Bowne Gold Run P A pene oe do 3 Ei Bare. — e1ce Coban T Dawle do Miss Wild san Juan & A Leath Deer Creek 8 McDowell Sweetian WH Holbragk = J A Calbeck Gregor m O Ho: H Stansfield Bannervil IP Smith Pe G Barrett Red he Salaaes Se. Bon Wer ib ir yre ick G: HT I T Saxby do JB Davis a ied A C Niles do NB Waggoner do W_ Dower Washington y, C Hoit Washington J Dower do & Kozminsky . L Dudley Cold § A Lindsey R 8 Coroert Cre D Henderson Red Red Dog P Clancy Nevada wine 5 Blue Tont SE Rive Marysville Washington Su Dikemra R & ReaRC Cherokee credit Messenger says there is great ccarcity ,. sgninet sald . number of Union n m= ey = ; now declare . adit secon cortliall; Cause why—the soreheads hay eon Beovd blue and green, to represent the four & ic ARAGUA. MOSES TAYLOR t, Nicaragua, FoR AN d AN DEL 8 from Misesion Street Wharf. at 11 o’clock 4. _ MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1867. Connecting at Greytown with ifiYORK. No expense ise on the Tethmus . 100 pounds of An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medi. cine and Netorntance Free. irae As there is no et lew Fever nor other Epidemicin Nicaragua, thie reute will not be detain ey y desran York, to. I, LAF ow ‘Agent, North-west corner Bat Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco SINGER SEWING MACHINES. HE SUPERIOR MERITS OF THE “Singer” Machines over all others, for tery and well established and so generally admitted that an enumeration of their relative excellencies is no longer considered necessary. THE LETTER “A” FAMILY MACHINE, gained and maintained, the world over, and for years past,an unparalleled reputation and sale. But, notwithstanding the excellence of it has been superceeded by our NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which has been over two years in operation, and which has been brought to perfection regardiess of TIME, LABOR, or EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to the pub28 incomparably the BEST SEWING. MACri NE IN EXISTENCE.The machine in question is SIMPLE, COMPACT, DURABLE and BEAUTIFUL It is QUIET; LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE: AND. VARIasingle Machine, using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton Threads, and sewing with . equal facility the VERY FINEST and coarsest materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner. Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDING, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING.ete. are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been invented.and. adjusted especially for this Machine. Send for Circular to the Singer Manufacturing Company, No. 189 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ROBERT H. YATES, jy%8m General Ag’t for the Pacific Coast. oYANIDE POTASSIUM, FOR aL BY BF. y. BPENOR, UNION MASS MEETINGS! HION. WILLIAM M. STEWART; United States Sénator from Nevada ; GEORGE ©. GORHAM, Union Nominee for Governor, and HON, FRANK MM, PIXLEY, will address the people as follows: NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, Augast 2d. N. SAN JUAN, SATURDAY, August 3d. CAMPTONVILLE, TUESDAY, Angust 6th. His Excellency GEO. S. WOODS, Governor of Oregon 3 HION. JOHN P. JONES, nion Nominee for Lieutenant Governor, and HON. DAVID BELDEN, of Nevada City, will address the peopic as follows: GRASS VALLEY, WEDNESDAY, Angust 14th. 3 HION. WM. HIGBY, Union Nomince for Congress, 24 District, and other distinguished Speakers will. address the people as follows: _ GRASS VALLEY, THURSDAY, Ang. sth. N. SAN-JUAN, FRIDAY, Ang. 9th, NEVADA CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. 10th — A ‘Ss NO —Entate of eedeorate eles i Nevada Iron & Brass Foundty. ther Family nse or Manufacturing purposes,. Hitherto manufactured by this Company has this machine, we have now to announce that } ETY OF WORE never hefore attempted upon . aud sos for Warren & Whi man of Machinists agh ahead of the Mail e * AND Nore PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING. FLUIDS AND INKs, PosT OFFICE AND LEGAL MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKs, . CARD STOCK, &c. &; eae ee oy ty BLANK BOOKS . KS. MANUFACTURED, . Steam Printing 1 wené. 42 & 443 Street, Sacramento, ‘ Sacramento, Oct, 16th—tf ‘—aND— MACHINE" SHOP. cea SttaM ENGINES AND BOILERS built . te © CASTINGS AND MACHIN Prien serption. ACHINERY of every TZ oe constructed, fitted ox ost re ry Finds of Building See NESW Crist, . : Malt cad pe cece. ers prom andat aslow any Establishment tin Sacramento or San Fran. siseo—frelght add Nevada, Sept. ith. HEUGH & THOM k Mills; horse power: and car BROAD STREET, NEVADA cITY, Opposite the National Exchange. SAXBY & “LANCASTER, INFORM. k 2 : eople of NevaA t they ‘have purenssed the live} ‘stock and businegs of ryey Helm, and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the ys one lot of Horses, B es, and Carriages, to gs > in goon Bp atig~ State. Ww. eams, egan ies, me and Hacks to let at the shortest notice oa on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals ‘attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses ilways on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month, the best of care guaranteed. Nevada, Deg. pao =BY & LANCASTER, CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD OA BND AT TE B JULY Mth, . 186 until fu T notice, the trains of the Ce: tral Pacific Railroad will ron as follows: _ Going East. r trains.will leave Sacramento at PI Seago arriveat Cisco at 11.44 4. ™. 3 also, at 8.30 P, m. , arriving at Cisco at 8.65 ¥.u Going West, Passenger trains leave Cisco at4.45 4: x. arrive at Sacramento at 1:28 Pp. M.; aj toyet 30 F. &., arriving at Sacramento at The morn passenger sing pe i tages for Yankee Jims, Doreat gan Bluffs: and st Colfax with for Grass Valley, Nevada and San Juan; = at Cisco with stages for Summit City, Aus” Vij City, and all points in the State of Nev: The 6:30. M. up train connects at the Junction with the cars of the California Central Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. All trains run daily, vere ex JROC. Cc. =e Superintendent Cc. P, R. WILLIAM C. POPE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &e. ™ STEER, GRASS VALLEY. meee THE re OMRAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN HEYADASOOUNTY:_ag peered All Goods delivered Free i W. C. POPEis the only Lice: oT county. Orders p: aN Grass. Valley, July 8th. 1856. ex FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? MEAll, near the Suspensiog BridgeLL KINDS OF MACHINERY — UILT xe ORDER. REPAIRING son nery. 8. N. BLIVEN. BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, S Meomemenes AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET," ~~ Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, PLAIN FANCY DINNER AND TEA SE CUTLEKY, WILLOW WwW MI KS, CHAND 2 ~@ BES oar. : TANIA & PLATED WARE, PANCY ARTI &e. "Families, Hotels. d Saloons ‘supplied with ali the articles in Sas feet Se hege. Sramige _ EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE 8. M. EVERINGHAM ee TFC eve eee ebb ew ® ws tt Oo om

.Se G, ROLLINS, “Supertisor’ ara District—GEO. B, NEWELL. ‘have insisted on running Bidwell for “to 'take it for granted that he will rebetween accepting the nomination or ticket. -It has also shown that the disa candidate, and wesuppose that even “aie Bupha ls em Cc. He we La éulphurous at-. dollars por memticvand board, for good i tzetiales [banaa * jtenty et! 1 andi 15 ak fun NOMINATIONS. Me aaaIHO8.. GEORGE Cc. CORHAM. -For Lieutenant Governor, : SOHN P. JONES. Fal nose leanne -W. 3. Parks. ae Weee WILLiam HMIiGBY. COUNTY NOMINATIONS ». lection September 4th. ‘or Senator, ‘£. Ww. RoBi —— Valley. “FM DAY ey. 8, of eae Lake. KS & S DORNIN, of North san Juan. RB. GENTRY or wn ter Collecto Wat Mod cS of Gries Valley. k, or Treasurer NP. BOWE, of of Revie, EF. BEAN. of Nevada. Ne For Surveyor, ae HH. 8. ee of Nevada. ° : E. M. PREBTON, of orth W.'C. Gnoves. Ot Keveda. zUD CIAL NOMINATIONS, * Election October 2n 2nd, For Supreme Judge. ... John Currey. For Supt. Peb. Instruction. John Swett, rey fe Seest Judge, NILES. oy havele. “Pug small faction of politicians who Goyernor, whether he will or not, seem main silent and acquiesce in their pur" pose, Wedo not believe it. It is prob. able that he will receive no official no tice of his nomination, the managers of the Sacramento mustang Convention ‘well knowing that such. action would call forth a declination from Bidwell, but ‘we cannot see what difference-there is remaining quiet while his name is used asthe leader of a movement to divide the Union party. He cannot afford to remain dumb as a “sheep before her ~@earers,” while his. professed friends, but really. his worst enemies, shear him ofall the reputation he has wor, and Arop him after election so low down that-a life service will never raise him to respectability in politics again. If Bidwell believes, as he is ‘Stated in a “Marysville letter, that the Union party should be united, his only honorable course is to come out boldly, wash his hands of all connection with the mal‘contents and give his adherence to the Wnion party. Any other course will ‘compel those who have been his best friends to take sides against him, and if defeat should follow, loyal men of the ‘State will hold him responsible for it. A BENEFIT To THE PaRTy.—The action of the late Sacramento Convention hag benefited instead of injuring the Union Party, and its movers have: secured a result which they never desir. ed. Itis true that a few men of the ‘party who did not like thé State nominations, had a vague hope that ‘gome popular movement would be made, and such’a division result as would give ehances of success to a new candidate. These men looked anxiously to the Sacramento Convention, but it failed in the desired result, and they are now hear. tily supporting the ticket. The Sacramento movement has benefited the ticket in that it has shown such men as ‘we have named, the futility of any attempt to draw support from the regular affection was not nearly so wide spread as claimed. Bidwell has refused to bef those who took the lead in the move. ment will support the regular ticket. _ JurF. Davis. has accepted a star enfora few weeks this Summer tributed to catch the gold, nomination. They areundoubtedly becoming despondent, but-from another cause: The last Convention was a complete “fizzle” without the power to divide the Union strength, and in the determination of loyal men to support the regular nominees, the hopes of the Democracy are dashed. It ig the failare of those who sought to “reconstruct” the ticket which has elongated the countenances of Democratic leaders. In the failure to divide the Union vote they read the certain’ — of their party. Tux Next GOVERNOR. —The insinuation that Mr. Gorham, however. his record may recommend him, is now “in bad hands,” will not have weight with those who know his pride of character, honesty of. purpose, and strength of “will” He has given sufficient proof, says the Times, that he regards his honor as in his own keeping, and that no act of hig shall gully either his own fame or the reputation.ef the Union party.— That he will be eleeted Governor of California on the 4th of September next, every day but adds cheering and abundant assurance. And surely-no Republican should wish a different result, in view of the nature of the contest ‘and the important national interests in, volved. A VALUABLE Ming.—The Blue Gravel claim at Smaiteville, says the Commer cial Herald and Market Review, is a specimen of minesin Yuba. This claim contains upwards of one hundred acres, averaging one hundred feet froni-surface to bed-rock. Upward of $1,000,000 have been taken from it, though it was not opened till March, 1864. It occupied nine years of incessant labor, and the expenditure of upward of $100,000, to.open it. It has four miles of sluices, three feet wide and three feet deep, in which three tons of quicksilver is dis. 125,000 pounds of gunpowder are annually expended in blowing up and breaking the cement where it is too hard for the hydraulic to wash. The water used in washing costs $25,000 per annom. Tae Tipe TuRNING.—A great revolution is now going on in this. county, so we learn from gentlemen from nearly every precinct. The Union and Bul letin have said enough to make peop.e open their eyes. The former’s opinions have heretofore been regarded as law and gospel,butnow thingsseem changed and epithets loud and deep are heard against that institution. GEN. BIDwELL DECLINES. —A private . letter was received in this city, says the . Marysville Appeal, on Friday evening from Gen. Bidwell, in which he states his nomination for Governor, but that when received he would most respectfully decline, In QUARANTINE.—By telegrams to the Bay papers we learn that the P. M 8. 8. Co’s steamer Rising Star, was quarantined in New York on account of several cases of yellow fever aboard, which was prevalent at Aspinwall and Panama. re Great. InNFLUENCE.—A_ genileman informs us that he saw a placard ona squaw, near one of the Digger Indian campoodies, upon which was the folluwing: “Sacramento Union and my can. didate for Governor, John Bidwell.”— Verily the influence of :the Union my no bounds, SrerRa VaLLEy.—The Si uhoclihe of farm hands at ‘Bierra “Valley, andwaged have advanced to fifty and sixty . 9 were Aiagiiadent over the i ealestica well, because it lessenéd thé of Haight.” It is astonishing that such: ridiculous stuff should find its ‘way into the columns of a paper making pretence of respectability. Every man of ‘common sense knows that if the Union . strength is divided, the chances of the + . Democracy is increased, and every manwho-has observed the present political . + . contest knows'thit the Democracy have }been ‘elated with the prospect of a third . that he had received no official notice of . 's break down that loyal paper, the American Flag, and their persecutions have known no bounds. They say, give us McCarthy in preference to Gelwicks, and as to Jefferis he will not find men enough to-vote for him ee a Te. spectable eure ‘ _ _Hapvestixc.—The farmers in Napa Valley are generally taking in their grain. The Reporter says the yield is not an average ore, on in no case have we heard ofa failure. . THE Oakland News goes into mourning for Judge Norman Watson) an e8timable man, who expired in Oakland on. Tuesday evening, aged 65 years ~ Quick Time. —~Passengers can go through now from San Francisco to Owyhe, Idaho Territory, in five days, via Sacramento and the Railroad to THE Napa Valley. Railroad is now completed to Yountville. Last Wednesday a large number of the citizens. rode-out to within a mile of that place, and the work is pushed forward daily. Curious Casz.—Robert Ottatson died in Springfield, Pa., last month. He had been insane for thirty years, but recevered his senses on his death bed,and conversed intelligently of occurrences that transpired the day and’ week previous to his insanity; making inquiries about his oxen, the work on the farm, and old neighbors who had been dead for years. The intervening space wasa perfect blank in his memory. So NTHE rails for “laying” the Colorado Central Railroad are bought and paid for. Soa, road to Denver from the Missouri river, and so up to Black Hawk and Central City, is a fixed fact—of prophesy. ‘ THE flag of the new dominion of Canada will retain the British ‘Union jack in the corner, and the remainder will be filled with four stripes; red, white, provinces, which used to be. TALKATIVENESS is a ground of divoree in. China. THE public has long felt the want of a Sewing Machine which should combine in a form most suitable for the family all the superior excellencies which the “Singer” Machine confessedly oor for the manufactory. Such a achine, after’ the expenditure of an immense amount of money and time, we now announce, unhesitatingly, has been produced by this Com y—a Machine, which for grace sm Sy tot of finish, t range of work, ease, rapidity, and quietness of action, simplicity of construction, great strength and durability,is destined to supersede much of the trash which is now imposed upon the public.—V. Y. Dispatch. es ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, Broad Street, Nevada City, California. LANCASTER & HASEY, ‘Prop’s, July 2, 1867. P Wentworth San Fra J H Sale Blue Tent tPuary 9S Fake ee a 0

J L Sanford do ¥ Jewell. aa ye GD Downing do JG Mather do (ire ir, w io Bowne Gold Run P A pene oe do 3 Ei Bare. — e1ce Coban T Dawle do Miss Wild san Juan & A Leath Deer Creek 8 McDowell Sweetian WH Holbragk = J A Calbeck Gregor m O Ho: H Stansfield Bannervil IP Smith Pe G Barrett Red he Salaaes Se. Bon Wer ib ir yre ick G: HT I T Saxby do JB Davis a ied A C Niles do NB Waggoner do W_ Dower Washington y, C Hoit Washington J Dower do & Kozminsky . L Dudley Cold § A Lindsey R 8 Coroert Cre D Henderson Red Red Dog P Clancy Nevada wine 5 Blue Tont SE Rive Marysville Washington Su Dikemra R & ReaRC Cherokee credit Messenger says there is great ccarcity ,. sgninet sald . number of Union n m= ey = ; now declare . adit secon cortliall; Cause why—the soreheads hay eon Beovd blue and green, to represent the four & ic ARAGUA. MOSES TAYLOR t, Nicaragua, FoR AN d AN DEL 8 from Misesion Street Wharf. at 11 o’clock 4. _ MONDAY, AUGUST 5th, 1867. Connecting at Greytown with ifiYORK. No expense ise on the Tethmus . 100 pounds of An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medi. cine and Netorntance Free. irae As there is no et lew Fever nor other Epidemicin Nicaragua, thie reute will not be detain ey y desran York, to. I, LAF ow ‘Agent, North-west corner Bat Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco SINGER SEWING MACHINES. HE SUPERIOR MERITS OF THE “Singer” Machines over all others, for tery and well established and so generally admitted that an enumeration of their relative excellencies is no longer considered necessary. THE LETTER “A” FAMILY MACHINE, gained and maintained, the world over, and for years past,an unparalleled reputation and sale. But, notwithstanding the excellence of it has been superceeded by our NEW FAMILY MACHINE, which has been over two years in operation, and which has been brought to perfection regardiess of TIME, LABOR, or EXPENSE,and which is now confidently presented to the pub28 incomparably the BEST SEWING. MACri NE IN EXISTENCE.The machine in question is SIMPLE, COMPACT, DURABLE and BEAUTIFUL It is QUIET; LIGHT-RUNNING, and CAPABLE OF PERFORMING A RANGE: AND. VARIasingle Machine, using either Silk, Twist, Linen or Cotton Threads, and sewing with . equal facility the VERY FINEST and coarsest materials, and anything between the two extremes, in the most beautiful and substantial manner. Its attachments for HEMMING, BRAIDING, CORDING, TUCKING, QUILTING, FELLING, TRIMMING, BINDING.ete. are NOVEL and PRACTICAL, and have been invented.and. adjusted especially for this Machine. Send for Circular to the Singer Manufacturing Company, No. 189 Montgomery street, San Francisco. ROBERT H. YATES, jy%8m General Ag’t for the Pacific Coast. oYANIDE POTASSIUM, FOR aL BY BF. y. BPENOR, UNION MASS MEETINGS! HION. WILLIAM M. STEWART; United States Sénator from Nevada ; GEORGE ©. GORHAM, Union Nominee for Governor, and HON, FRANK MM, PIXLEY, will address the people as follows: NEVADA CITY, FRIDAY, Augast 2d. N. SAN JUAN, SATURDAY, August 3d. CAMPTONVILLE, TUESDAY, Angust 6th. His Excellency GEO. S. WOODS, Governor of Oregon 3 HION. JOHN P. JONES, nion Nominee for Lieutenant Governor, and HON. DAVID BELDEN, of Nevada City, will address the peopic as follows: GRASS VALLEY, WEDNESDAY, Angust 14th. 3 HION. WM. HIGBY, Union Nomince for Congress, 24 District, and other distinguished Speakers will. address the people as follows: _ GRASS VALLEY, THURSDAY, Ang. sth. N. SAN-JUAN, FRIDAY, Ang. 9th, NEVADA CITY, SATURDAY, Aug. 10th — A ‘Ss NO —Entate of eedeorate eles i Nevada Iron & Brass Foundty. ther Family nse or Manufacturing purposes,. Hitherto manufactured by this Company has this machine, we have now to announce that } ETY OF WORE never hefore attempted upon . aud sos for Warren & Whi man of Machinists agh ahead of the Mail e * AND Nore PAPERS, STRAW AND WRAPPING PAPERS, WRITING. FLUIDS AND INKs, PosT OFFICE AND LEGAL MEMORANDUM AND TIME BOOKs, . CARD STOCK, &c. &; eae ee oy ty BLANK BOOKS . KS. MANUFACTURED, . Steam Printing 1 wené. 42 & 443 Street, Sacramento, ‘ Sacramento, Oct, 16th—tf ‘—aND— MACHINE" SHOP. cea SttaM ENGINES AND BOILERS built . te © CASTINGS AND MACHIN Prien serption. ACHINERY of every TZ oe constructed, fitted ox ost re ry Finds of Building See NESW Crist, . : Malt cad pe cece. ers prom andat aslow any Establishment tin Sacramento or San Fran. siseo—frelght add Nevada, Sept. ith. HEUGH & THOM k Mills; horse power: and car BROAD STREET, NEVADA cITY, Opposite the National Exchange. SAXBY & “LANCASTER, INFORM. k 2 : eople of NevaA t they ‘have purenssed the live} ‘stock and businegs of ryey Helm, and united the stock of the Union Livery Stable, and now have the ys one lot of Horses, B es, and Carriages, to gs > in goon Bp atig~ State. Ww. eams, egan ies, me and Hacks to let at the shortest notice oa on the most reasonable terms, Our Horses are free from vice, of fine style and capable of going as fast as any gentleman cares to drive. Carriages for Funerals ‘attended to with promptness, Good Saddle Horses ilways on hand. Horses boarded by the day, week or month, the best of care guaranteed. Nevada, Deg. pao =BY & LANCASTER, CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD OA BND AT TE B JULY Mth, . 186 until fu T notice, the trains of the Ce: tral Pacific Railroad will ron as follows: _ Going East. r trains.will leave Sacramento at PI Seago arriveat Cisco at 11.44 4. ™. 3 also, at 8.30 P, m. , arriving at Cisco at 8.65 ¥.u Going West, Passenger trains leave Cisco at4.45 4: x. arrive at Sacramento at 1:28 Pp. M.; aj toyet 30 F. &., arriving at Sacramento at The morn passenger sing pe i tages for Yankee Jims, Doreat gan Bluffs: and st Colfax with for Grass Valley, Nevada and San Juan; = at Cisco with stages for Summit City, Aus” Vij City, and all points in the State of Nev: The 6:30. M. up train connects at the Junction with the cars of the California Central Railroad for Lincoln and Marysville and all points north. All trains run daily, vere ex JROC. Cc. =e Superintendent Cc. P, R. WILLIAM C. POPE Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FURNITURE, OILS. LAMPS, &e. ™ STEER, GRASS VALLEY. meee THE re OMRAPEST FURNITURE STORE IN HEYADASOOUNTY:_ag peered All Goods delivered Free i W. C. POPEis the only Lice: oT county. Orders p: aN Grass. Valley, July 8th. 1856. ex FRANK H. FISHER, MACHINIST, At Stiles? MEAll, near the Suspensiog BridgeLL KINDS OF MACHINERY — UILT xe ORDER. REPAIRING son nery. 8. N. BLIVEN. BLIVEN & EVERINGHAM, S Meomemenes AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, COMMERCIAL STREET," ~~ Opposite A. Lademan’s Grocery Store. WHERE WILL BE FOUND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF China and Bohemian Ware, Chamber and Toilet Sets, PLAIN FANCY DINNER AND TEA SE CUTLEKY, WILLOW WwW MI KS, CHAND 2 ~@ BES oar. : TANIA & PLATED WARE, PANCY ARTI &e. "Families, Hotels. d Saloons ‘supplied with ali the articles in Sas feet Se hege. Sramige _ EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE 8. M. 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