July 24, 1864 (4 pages)

hs March and September i . _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2th: cee . FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ' "ANDREW JOHNSON. 4 cniatiiesinalinabiaii __—0-40-—Bonps an. aN InvestMENT.— These bonds are issued under the Act of . Congress of March 8th, 1864, which provides that in-tiew of 0 much of the loan authorized by the Act of Match 34, 1863, to _which.this 1s suplementary, the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized te borrow, from. time to time, on the credit of the United: Statas, not exceeding two hundred million dollars during the current fiscs! year, and to prepare and issue therefor Coupon and Registered Bunds of the United States; and all bonds issued under thia Act shall be exempt from taxation by or uuder any State or municipal authority. Subscriptions to theese bonds are received in United States nutes, or notes of National banks. They are tobe redeemed in’ coin, at the pleasure of the Government, at. any period nut less than ten nor mvure than forty years from their date, aod until their redemption five per cent interest will be puid in cuin,on bonds of nut over ove hundred dollars annually, and ob all other bonds semi-annually. The intereat is payable on the first day of semi-annual coupons are payable at those ~Repuction or Waces ix Wasnozr.— . . This sutject is causing considerable excitethentin the community, says the Gold Hill . we should not be surprised to see some truuble arise from {t. We are informed by one who professes to be posted, that there bas been a meeting of all the Superinterdents, . and that all have agreed upon the reauction of wages, except the Yellow Jacket, Belch~ er and Savage Companies, who refuse to en‘nue to pay their bands what their work is Cart. Semmes was in Portland in 1851 or 1852, as First Lieutenant of the United States sluop-of-war Vincennes. He bas 6 sister, a highly respectable martied. tady, residing at Oregon City. = ALPine CountTy.—In the Union Conven-: tion held io this county July 2st, six dele. gates were elected tu the State Convention. They sre understood to be for Joba Yule, of Placer, for Member of Congress. i Se uever hears @ place called “ Ruse Cottige” without thinkivg of the luts of thoros there Capt. Davis, of Stwektun, is building a astern wheel steamer at Stockton, which he will run as an opposition buat to Petaluina, ° H-It will be 100 feet long, 24 feet beam, and two feet drought. Her engines, a pair of puppet valves, will be furnished by the Globe Foundry, of Stockton. A SEVERE drought is _prevalling in Sin nesota. The ground is snid to be dried sevGfiy-. tal feet below the surface. Welle andeiee. nad one hundred dollar bunds are payable on the first of March. or Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon bonds, as they may prefer. Registered bunda are recorded on the bodke of the U. 8, Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the owner's order. Coupon bonds are payable to bearer, and sre more convenient for commercial tise, Registered bonds will be issued of the denomination of fifty dollars, one bundred dollara, five hundred ‘dollars, one thousand dollare, five thousand dollura, and ten thousand dollars ;_and Coupon bonds or the dewonination of Afty: dullurs, ons bnudred dollars, five hundred dollars, and one thousand dollars. Bubscribere to this loan will have the option--of -having-their bonds draw interest from March lut, by paying the accrued intereat in coin; br_in_ United States “notes, or the National banks—ndding fifty per cent for premiuia, or receive them drawing interest from the date of subscription and deposit. As these bonds are exempt from municipal or State taxation, their value is increas. ed from one to three per cent. per annum, according to the rate of tux levies in varivus _ parte of the country. It ie beliveed that no securities offer ao great mduceweite to lenders as the various descriptions of United <Statea bonds. In all other forms of indebtedneas, the faith or ubility of private parties, or stock companies, or eeparate cowmunities, only is pledged for paywent, while forthe debta of the United States the whole. property of tho country is bolden to secure the payment of both, principal and interest, in coin. ? Theeo bonds may be aubstribed for in aums from fifty dollara up to any magnitude, on the aame terme, and are thus made equally availadte to the smullest lender and largest capitalist. They oan be converted into woney at any moment, and the holder will have the beneGt of tho iuterest. Tho fact that allduties on inporte are pay” able in epecie, furnishes a fund for like payment of intereet on all Government bonds largely in excess of tho Wants of the Troseury for this purposo. Upon the reevipt'of eubseriptions, a cortif. icate of depomt therefor, in duplicate, will “be iesued, the original of which will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary of the Tresaury at Washington: wita a letter stating the kind (registerod or coupon) and the dendmiautions of bonds required. Upun tho receipt of the original ecrtidcates atthe Treasury Depariwent, tlie bouds subscribed for will be trausmitted to the subscribers respectively. celaincnrschieiieninisrasoctetis A BETTER from Madrid etates that the Spanied guvernweut has suspeided the departere of the reinfurcemeuta it woe about to eend to Vice. Adaiirai Piugou in the South Sea, That weneure appears to cuntirm the news alrendy givca of a possible arrangewatol the differences which bave ariecn terne are dry, and the streants and lakes alarmingly reduced. = —rrtnenenilltinetemean : THERE is a epecies of graes indeginous to localities around Adustin, Nevada Territory: whi b poisvus horses nod other animale which may eat it. Many valuable horses have died iroin ita effect. THE news of the nouination of Lincoly and Johosuvu was received -in Honolulu ten days after the news lett Baltimore. It was carried from San Frauciaco there by the clipper ship Fleetwing, which madé the us uaually quick run of ten days. Present Tv Gen. Guant:—Some prominent citizens of Chicago have presented General Grant with 910,000 worth of stock in the Division Street Railroad of thot eity, which is said to pay handsome dividends. A MAN nawed John Dunn ia under arrest in Sun Francisco ona charge of attempting to “chaw the noso” off a fellow named Jubu Ho nsen. A Mercuant's §rony.—A member of a large mercantile firm recently gave a bit of hisearly experience, in this wise: I waa seventeen yeare old when I left the country atore where I had tended for three year, and came ‘to Boston in search of a place, Anxious toappear to the beet advantage, I spent an unusual amount of time and aolicitude upon my toilet, and when it was completed I surteyed my reflection in the glass with no little “satiafaction, glancing lastly and moat approvingly upon a sent ring which embellished my httle finger, and my cane, ® very pretty offiir, which I purchased with direct reference to thia occasion, My first day's experience wae not ncouraging ; I traversed street after strevet—up on. one side aud down on the other—without eucceas. I fancied, towards the lust, that the clerkeall knew my business the moment . entered the door, and they winked illnaturedly at my ‘discomforture as I passed out.— But natare endowed ine with n good deoree of peraisteney, and the nextday [started pga. Towerd neon } entered a atore where lady by the door, J waited till the Visiter had Ivft, and then stated my errand. sir,” was the avewer, given in a peculiarly eriap and deonded amancer. Possibly [lookod the diaceurrgement I began to feels for re added. ina kindher tone, “Are you good bt toking w hint tL don’t know" nnawernd I, while my face flushed printully.— e What [wish to any ie this,” said he, simile ing at my embarrassment; “if I were in ‘want of acleck. 4 would uot engage a young man who came seeking employthent with a flashy ring on his finger and sWinging.a ten cy cane." Fora moment, mortified vanity struggled agajnat co -mon arnae, but sense gut the victory, and [ replied—with rather nebaky voice I am afraid—“I'in very much obliged to you,” and then beat a hasty re. treat. As soon as IT got out of sybt I slipped the ring inte my pocket, and walks ing rapidly to the. Worcester depot, tet the cane in charge of the baggnge-master “until called for.” It is there now for wught I know. Atany eatel never called for it, That afternoon I obteined a situa. tien with the firm of which Iam now a pater. How inach my unfortunate finery ad injured my prospecte the previous day, I shall never know, but I never think of the rae age hey ee plain deahng withodt ‘ » asf told hin atthe tine, very much obliged to bim. 7 weea Spain end the Peruvinn Republic. ‘. 21 John Smiths, 50 John Browns, and 18 an elderly, gentleman sted talking with a. “No s Tne San Francisco guwblers evidently have the best of the law, when arrested ; for ting witnesses can be found. On Weduesday, eightiof them were called en to plead to indictments found pleaded ‘‘not guilty,” while the otber two demurred to their indictments. It seems that the prosecuting witnesses have been bought off by the paste board pullers, and that no convictions can be made. . aie William Smith s. —— wate a —— —_ ~ _ _‘THe Alta very properly enquires: Who is the friend that gets the telegraphic messages from Ridgely Greathouse? r= ——SESEE~7. Seaeas BIRTH pw ~ase — In this city on the 23d instant, to the wile of Chas F. Miller, a daughter —_—_—_——_—X_—X—ss ‘Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT. r eeeeestemeenead LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. erseeeees a Farpay, July 22d. Mrs Mapett & ec San F J Comstock C 8eo BConkelman . H Lae Meadow lak 8 D Loller Omega J Hepkinge .do:. W R Toll U. &. Widick do 8 Mefonahay Palmyra L Leper Virginia A Hideh Humbu Pieres Humbug F Amer Gopher Hill 1, Haner do 4+ Cooper Brid W Roberts San Jaan J Hampton Virginia R Jones / do F Dartey do Morgan do C Thompson Bear Val H Hurs Nevada aD ole do J Patten Col Hill M Richard do W Phillips Grasse Val J iusard do . asiing = j FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! From ta AMERICAN HILL RANCH. At No. 45 Broad Street. ne ] AVING purchased the entire crop of Mr. Josiah Kouyera’ celebrated Orchard and Vineyard, also the Wines of his cellar, [ am prepared to furnish Families and Dealers with FRUITS, CHUICE & DELICIOUS. es ALSO, WINES—‘the pare juice of the grape.’ . Ande splendid article of GRAPE VINKGA R, in quantity, quality and prices suited tu the Wauty and times. Please Call and Examine. Orders promptly filled, in good order, july 2% and goods delivered A. G. Pa ER, Netice to the Public. — OTICK is hereby given that as my wife Ma linga ( Votts) brown has left my bed*+nd b ard without just cause, that I will nut be liable tor any debts contracted by her. ANDKEW BROWN. Nevada, July 24th, 1864. Eureka Consolidated Mining Co, OTICE.—There is delinquent upo. the following described stock on account of assesamenits levied on the 5th day of April, 1864, and asvessments levied previous theseto, the several amounts set opposite to the names of the Board of ‘T'ru-tees mde-on tho 29th day of June, 1864, 80 many shares of each parcel of said stock ag may be necessary, will be sold at the Empire Raneh, Yuba Co., onthe ith day of July, In64, at two o'clock, P.M. of said day to pry said delinquent assessments thereun, tovether with costs of advertisiny and + Xpenses of sale W. J. MEREDITAG, Secretary. Office Empire Ranch, YubaGo., Cal. jal-i The above saleis postponed to Saturday, July 23d. . W./. MEREDITH, dec'y. The ahove saleis postponed to Saturday, July 30th, by order Of Board of ‘Trustees W. J. MERA DITH, Seer tary, Wonders never cease! A Genuine Vegetabdie alterative is at last given to our people, combined with lodine ; and we bespeak for 1t abundant Sugress. It appears to be-no secret, as the Agent sends a circular giv ing ite ingredients to any physician who may de sire to know its combination. It is found in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alierative HE FLORENCE {s the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Four Distinct Stitch:s And has THE REVERSIBLE FEED: _ GEO, a. RANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weayer & Co.'s store. KY" Also on sale # full supply of Needies. Silk, Thread, eta : . » Juiete AMONG the 24,000 nine-months’ men from . -. Massachusetts. there were 23 John Williams. EVADA CITY. . . “Mine location, Hackettville, Nevada Co., Cal.) the réspective shareholders as follows: No of Certif “Nosh Amt A G Bucklin... 89 6162128 gu g22 40 Pat’k-Hurke..600 192021 2 62 Thos L Miller.. 136137 $9 1250 James Murray oe 110218 162 25 50 Iat'k Ford,. Kee 22324 7h 18-76 S W Potter. oe 47485153 77 10 25 Wm Rickey. eee 4.6325 3125 8D Manaell. eee 660 «12 50 JH Carvoll.. 197 50 2250 Ed ward Vaniels. 1357) 40 10:0 T.B Rickey.. . 2 8 1.68) Aod in accordance with law and an order of —_ © _ Valuable Discoveries! oe OPPOSITION ALIVE YET! ——s Ly . The Soest eee of the Stuson has . wow been commenced by i BANNER, At his well-known Emporium of Fashion, ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, _ Onand after this date all kinds of SUMMER CLOTHING . Furnishing Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, BOY’3 CLOTHING, Trunks, Valises, &c. Will be retailed off at San Francisco Wholesale Prices ! AND ¢ v2 Mth. +: Umer GOLD AND avAk ING COMEANY.—Notice ls hereby cir. ee that eemetnaes ie Gold and Quattz Mining © 12th day ci July, A.D. 1864, an Assessinent of Thirty seven and a half ccnts per share Was lev. . ~“Om aecount of making room fora large stock of . Ss FALL Coops: Which wiil soon arrive-here:~—Now te thé time to supply your wants as you will save twenty cents om every dollar hy buying your Clothing at P. BANNERS STORE. —— Imight ga.on ond set down the prices of a few common articies-only-to make a show of it—bat by giving me a call you wil! be satisfied that you can buy Clothing, &),a lower rates than inany otner b ouscin Nevada County, as we have put che prices of our Goods down te such low ratea that will. , De‘y all Competition ! Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox’s block. corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. P, BANNER. NEW STORE AT YOU BET. M. J. HYDELIFF, : OULD inform the-citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has op ned « new «tore-at the above place whire le will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, Previsions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, . ' : Hardware, j &ec, &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red Deg will, ss heretofore be supplied with everything in the above Iime.— . Persons in want ef anything ro the Grocery. Dry Goud:, or Hardware Man will find it to th: ir advantage to call at either of my stores as [ 5.) Cheap for Cash M.J. HYDELIF¥. You Bet, Jyly. 19th—tf 5 uing Co, El Pieacho Gold & Silver M OTICE is hereby given that an assessment of Twelve Dollars per share, payable in ix ty days, was levied upon the capital stock of the Ei Pieacho Gold and Silver Mining company on the Se. ond day of July, 1864. UntesBaid an+essmepts are paid before the expiration of sixty days fromthe day of. the levy vf said assess ment the stock of all delinquents will be adver tyse} and gold to pay a°sessmente, nS mal. GAY LOUD, Seerctary. THAT CREATEST BLOOD ' PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla,-Yellow. Dock and Iodine Alterative. The Great Cure For ail Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Scrofula and Rheumatism. J ye K medicine reaches the c INSTITUTION it self, an. restores it to its normal cvudition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, . STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY, DISCHARGES -AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it iv truly.a sovereign rem en . and too much cannot be said in its praise Sa Lithontriptie it hae no equal ; being chem. ically combined with lodine, it P -ssesses in a high uegree the power of dissolving Stone inthe and ureters of the Kidney, reventing eravel tormatione.and enlarg: ment o the proxtrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &c ‘ ; Bole Agency forLe Doyens’ Sarsaparitia Yellow Dock and fodine Alterauve, ta California, 629 Front Street, all ists. aslot No Ls Washiogton street jor the year 18 -,210. Same property for the year 1363, 210 makmg in ali the sum oi $4 vo. _ Against the real estate and improvements in Neyada city, d: scrihed as follows, viz: House and lo? west eide Pine street, south of the aus lor the y: ar ise, $i5. Against the real estate and improvements de scribd wa ful‘ows. vig. House and lot south tide Broad street, a jvining J M. Hixon’s property and designated upon the mapof the city of Nevads as.lot No. 77 Broad street, for the year 1st, 08 ‘ : Ageinst the real estate and improvements in the city of Nevadu, Jesiynated as followg, viz: Stable and lot west side of Pine street, Sajoin Ing « tehman’s property designated upon the of ficial map of Neva a ety as lot No. 71 Pine etreet, fot the year 1x63. 170 _Agaius* the real estate afid improvements in the ciry vf Nevada, veseribed as tollowa, viz .— Cne-haitdweting house and lot south side of Broad street, adjoining Felt's property, de sigmat daipon the rity map Of said city ag lot No. 9? Broad strer t, for the year, 183, 2 Se6Againet th real extate apd ithprovements sitaware in Nevad Vacant lot on the north suie of Main heretotore. knowu asx the Empire lot adjoining the property ef samuel Uats, and designated aa lots Nos. 4 and 6 Maim street. upon the city map ot Nev ida cy tor the year lséi, 10 50. Same P cperty for the year 1662, 315, and the same Property fur the year 1863. 2 10, makiag in ail ihe sum of s 575 All owners and claimants of apy right, title or interest in any ot th: property above deecribed, are notified to »ppear at the office of said Justive in the eity, township and county of Nevada, Wituin eight weeks o. the date hereof, and ansWer the complaint so filed avainst such prop erty, of judsmeat will be entered 4gainst said property for the relief prayed for in said com plaint with costs o1 suit. Given uvder my hand this the 14th day of Ja ly A. D. 1864. E. W. SMITIT, jy @<w Justice of Peace, Nevada Township. E.w. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. OrPros “at the dtreet. ; penston bridge, adjoining lot of kelfe and Pier . a cuy, designated as follows. viz ; street and . Old Phace, on Browé fed upon tre captial stock of said com 4 Day: SUNI able immediat ly, in United States Gold Coin, to Val Cunan, at Little York, or to the Secretary at Diamdrd creek. “Any stock upon which said « assessments shall remain uupaid om the 12th day x . of Avgust «ill be advertiecd on that ne AY deMiryaent and unkes stat? be. before. will be sold on the 22nd day of August, to pay the delinqu:-nt assessment ¢ her with the * Tue costs of advertising aud éxpenses of adle , Location of Office, Diamond Creek, Nevada Board « } county. Cal 2jy 15 ALEX. WEED, See. ion on . PT SION GULy AND QUARTZ MiINxy pelts U ING COMPANY .—Notice is hereby giv: aan. en that the perry sanction of the at I— ancy. 6 ders itt the Uuion Gold and-Quart2 Mining ComJamés . pany oritt-be bei -at the office of said company at Diathotid creek, Nevada couuty, Cal. at the B hour of 1 o’elock, P. M:, on MUNDAY, the 2nd Em Yay of Augast, 1864. for che transaction of auch ” on the . business as» may pertain to the meeting» —_ ALEX. WEED, Secretary. for sou “Diamond Creek, July 13th, 1864. ¥ being Fr ~ NOTICE. Venard. : An Election will be held at the Hall of Pro ~ Paur tection Hook ant Ladder Company, for ‘ ‘ Cnief Engineer, for the enstiing year, on his store Monday, July 25th. ; Hill ra Polls to be opened at 2. u’clock, A. M. and close s pa at5A-M. By order.of Board of Delegates, of Ba oS Nevada Fire Department : _ display « A. A. SARGENT, President. rai W. H. Davir 60x, sée’y. iyt2 Rei JOSEPH A. DONUHOE, atthe San FRANCISCO ing and EUGENE KELLY, Ne-.sei ‘ New Yor. owing te DONOHOE, KELLY & co. Trea: SAN FRANCISCO. tand still ; Henness EUCENE KELLY & CO. fisnoen r NEW RK. : ‘ =" 3? : ; _ silver, vs Exchange on BANK OF LONDON, LONDON. ANpr: RK. paper ths NE debts tha BANK OF IRELAND. : lett San Franciseo, 2d3m-2p : . — — . UM MONS.—state of California, county of — without a \) Nevada, se. Before B. W Smith, Justice of j the Pesce for Nevada Township. Complaints . A cor having been filed, and Sammons thereon having h this day issued out of the Court of the said Jus. . who oppe tie’, in the name of the City of Nevada, sewer. . ry which. ally ayainst the parceleof property situated in . ‘ ; said State and county herein described, to necoy*$100,00 er (axes asxesred thereon im the yeera.and :for and bulla the respective amounts follewing. viz = ‘ Against the reul estate and improvements sit of patriot uated in Nevadacity and described as fellows, — via: Hotel and lot on south side of Broadstreet, Nevada, arjuining P. Sciuitte’s property designated as . : lot No. 87 and 89 Broad street, for the year 1863, THE Ci Ayainst the vacant lot_movth sido of Water———_-8! Aseem! . StFect opposite the residence uf Charles Kent and . of human designated upon the city map as lot No. 10,Wa . ; ter street, forthe yiar A Dp. 1863, $1 40. : contrary t Against the real estate ard improvements de~ ee scribed as follows, viz: wotel de Paris lot and ; a tales house, corner of Hroad-and-Bridge-streets, Ne : vada city, California, designated upon thcity A DEAL map of said city of Nevada. as lot: No. 86 Broad his shir street, for the year 1e03, eity om $14. Hs shirts . Against the real-estate and Mmprovemente situated ja the city of Nevada described as follows, appellatie Vie: Vacun! lut south siae Ma etreet extend. T ing through to road street and heretofore HEY a knowt-as the Metropolia stable lut or Barker’s mente inte ixchang~ lot: adjuining the property owned by ‘ Mr. Tait and desiyuated upon the map of Nevasupplied da city as lot No liandi2 Main sircet, for the $40,000 year Is61, $1750. Same_property for the year re '862, $525. Same property for the year 1963, 7 a trifle ov $3.50. making iu el) the sam ot $25 25. : Agains! the'rea} estate and improvements sit q rap nates ia Nevada city and described na follows, — A CURE viz: Vocant lot east side of Nevada street, ad nounced joining Jomes Co ley’s desi nated uponthe city 4 ; ep of oat as lot No. ¢ Nevada street for character. the year 1361,$700 Same property for the year ’ 102, ¢ 10. Seme property for ie wear 1863.1 40 ments, the making in all the sum of $10 50 hae been u Against the real estate and improvements situated in Nevada city, described a8 fuliowe, viz : Lo*. shop reds a Merete 3 south side of Pine A FULL street, adjoining Willisme’ pro erty, derignaalti fed as lot -o 6) Pme otreet, epee the o cial Baltinore may of vaid city, in the year 1863, $700. front. At Aguinst the real estate and improvements { ‘ Tometacty, deseribed ne fol aaa oe House were! clad . and lot on the corner of Cayoté and W athington streets, adjoining the homestead of Mrs. Tine. form and designated upon the mp of the aforesaid city tumes. M height, sev _ten inches. A SEVER experience on the nigh Tue Alu ly’ from th faru bank j: $6,000. I biur. Gex. Job won his ws Vention. ] wo the 19¢) MARTIN rested at F Wednesday _. ther Mexic: Tue Pia on dealersi limited. Tue Odd ‘resvlved to Hall on B ¢ Tue Fre now called : San Fra dren, whieh 49

hs March and September i . _ SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 2th: cee . FOR PRESIDENT, FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ' "ANDREW JOHNSON. 4 cniatiiesinalinabiaii __—0-40-—Bonps an. aN InvestMENT.— These bonds are issued under the Act of . Congress of March 8th, 1864, which provides that in-tiew of 0 much of the loan authorized by the Act of Match 34, 1863, to _which.this 1s suplementary, the Secretary of the Treasury is authorized te borrow, from. time to time, on the credit of the United: Statas, not exceeding two hundred million dollars during the current fiscs! year, and to prepare and issue therefor Coupon and Registered Bunds of the United States; and all bonds issued under thia Act shall be exempt from taxation by or uuder any State or municipal authority. Subscriptions to theese bonds are received in United States nutes, or notes of National banks. They are tobe redeemed in’ coin, at the pleasure of the Government, at. any period nut less than ten nor mvure than forty years from their date, aod until their redemption five per cent interest will be puid in cuin,on bonds of nut over ove hundred dollars annually, and ob all other bonds semi-annually. The intereat is payable on the first day of semi-annual coupons are payable at those ~Repuction or Waces ix Wasnozr.— . . This sutject is causing considerable excitethentin the community, says the Gold Hill . we should not be surprised to see some truuble arise from {t. We are informed by one who professes to be posted, that there bas been a meeting of all the Superinterdents, . and that all have agreed upon the reauction of wages, except the Yellow Jacket, Belch~ er and Savage Companies, who refuse to en‘nue to pay their bands what their work is Cart. Semmes was in Portland in 1851 or 1852, as First Lieutenant of the United States sluop-of-war Vincennes. He bas 6 sister, a highly respectable martied. tady, residing at Oregon City. = ALPine CountTy.—In the Union Conven-: tion held io this county July 2st, six dele. gates were elected tu the State Convention. They sre understood to be for Joba Yule, of Placer, for Member of Congress. i Se uever hears @ place called “ Ruse Cottige” without thinkivg of the luts of thoros there Capt. Davis, of Stwektun, is building a astern wheel steamer at Stockton, which he will run as an opposition buat to Petaluina, ° H-It will be 100 feet long, 24 feet beam, and two feet drought. Her engines, a pair of puppet valves, will be furnished by the Globe Foundry, of Stockton. A SEVERE drought is _prevalling in Sin nesota. The ground is snid to be dried sevGfiy-. tal feet below the surface. Welle andeiee. nad one hundred dollar bunds are payable on the first of March. or Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon bonds, as they may prefer. Registered bunda are recorded on the bodke of the U. 8, Treasurer, and can be transferred only on the owner's order. Coupon bonds are payable to bearer, and sre more convenient for commercial tise, Registered bonds will be issued of the denomination of fifty dollars, one bundred dollara, five hundred ‘dollars, one thousand dollare, five thousand dollura, and ten thousand dollars ;_and Coupon bonds or the dewonination of Afty: dullurs, ons bnudred dollars, five hundred dollars, and one thousand dollars. Bubscribere to this loan will have the option--of -having-their bonds draw interest from March lut, by paying the accrued intereat in coin; br_in_ United States “notes, or the National banks—ndding fifty per cent for premiuia, or receive them drawing interest from the date of subscription and deposit. As these bonds are exempt from municipal or State taxation, their value is increas. ed from one to three per cent. per annum, according to the rate of tux levies in varivus _ parte of the country. It ie beliveed that no securities offer ao great mduceweite to lenders as the various descriptions of United <Statea bonds. In all other forms of indebtedneas, the faith or ubility of private parties, or stock companies, or eeparate cowmunities, only is pledged for paywent, while forthe debta of the United States the whole. property of tho country is bolden to secure the payment of both, principal and interest, in coin. ? Theeo bonds may be aubstribed for in aums from fifty dollara up to any magnitude, on the aame terme, and are thus made equally availadte to the smullest lender and largest capitalist. They oan be converted into woney at any moment, and the holder will have the beneGt of tho iuterest. Tho fact that allduties on inporte are pay” able in epecie, furnishes a fund for like payment of intereet on all Government bonds largely in excess of tho Wants of the Troseury for this purposo. Upon the reevipt'of eubseriptions, a cortif. icate of depomt therefor, in duplicate, will “be iesued, the original of which will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secretary of the Tresaury at Washington: wita a letter stating the kind (registerod or coupon) and the dendmiautions of bonds required. Upun tho receipt of the original ecrtidcates atthe Treasury Depariwent, tlie bouds subscribed for will be trausmitted to the subscribers respectively. celaincnrschieiieninisrasoctetis A BETTER from Madrid etates that the Spanied guvernweut has suspeided the departere of the reinfurcemeuta it woe about to eend to Vice. Adaiirai Piugou in the South Sea, That weneure appears to cuntirm the news alrendy givca of a possible arrangewatol the differences which bave ariecn terne are dry, and the streants and lakes alarmingly reduced. = —rrtnenenilltinetemean : THERE is a epecies of graes indeginous to localities around Adustin, Nevada Territory: whi b poisvus horses nod other animale which may eat it. Many valuable horses have died iroin ita effect. THE news of the nouination of Lincoly and Johosuvu was received -in Honolulu ten days after the news lett Baltimore. It was carried from San Frauciaco there by the clipper ship Fleetwing, which madé the us uaually quick run of ten days. Present Tv Gen. Guant:—Some prominent citizens of Chicago have presented General Grant with 910,000 worth of stock in the Division Street Railroad of thot eity, which is said to pay handsome dividends. A MAN nawed John Dunn ia under arrest in Sun Francisco ona charge of attempting to “chaw the noso” off a fellow named Jubu Ho nsen. A Mercuant's §rony.—A member of a large mercantile firm recently gave a bit of hisearly experience, in this wise: I waa seventeen yeare old when I left the country atore where I had tended for three year, and came ‘to Boston in search of a place, Anxious toappear to the beet advantage, I spent an unusual amount of time and aolicitude upon my toilet, and when it was completed I surteyed my reflection in the glass with no little “satiafaction, glancing lastly and moat approvingly upon a sent ring which embellished my httle finger, and my cane, ® very pretty offiir, which I purchased with direct reference to thia occasion, My first day's experience wae not ncouraging ; I traversed street after strevet—up on. one side aud down on the other—without eucceas. I fancied, towards the lust, that the clerkeall knew my business the moment . entered the door, and they winked illnaturedly at my ‘discomforture as I passed out.— But natare endowed ine with n good deoree of peraisteney, and the nextday [started pga. Towerd neon } entered a atore where lady by the door, J waited till the Visiter had Ivft, and then stated my errand. sir,” was the avewer, given in a peculiarly eriap and deonded amancer. Possibly [lookod the diaceurrgement I began to feels for re added. ina kindher tone, “Are you good bt toking w hint tL don’t know" nnawernd I, while my face flushed printully.— e What [wish to any ie this,” said he, simile ing at my embarrassment; “if I were in ‘want of acleck. 4 would uot engage a young man who came seeking employthent with a flashy ring on his finger and sWinging.a ten cy cane." Fora moment, mortified vanity struggled agajnat co -mon arnae, but sense gut the victory, and [ replied—with rather nebaky voice I am afraid—“I'in very much obliged to you,” and then beat a hasty re. treat. As soon as IT got out of sybt I slipped the ring inte my pocket, and walks ing rapidly to the. Worcester depot, tet the cane in charge of the baggnge-master “until called for.” It is there now for wught I know. Atany eatel never called for it, That afternoon I obteined a situa. tien with the firm of which Iam now a pater. How inach my unfortunate finery ad injured my prospecte the previous day, I shall never know, but I never think of the rae age hey ee plain deahng withodt ‘ » asf told hin atthe tine, very much obliged to bim. 7 weea Spain end the Peruvinn Republic. ‘. 21 John Smiths, 50 John Browns, and 18 an elderly, gentleman sted talking with a. “No s Tne San Francisco guwblers evidently have the best of the law, when arrested ; for ting witnesses can be found. On Weduesday, eightiof them were called en to plead to indictments found pleaded ‘‘not guilty,” while the otber two demurred to their indictments. It seems that the prosecuting witnesses have been bought off by the paste board pullers, and that no convictions can be made. . aie William Smith s. —— wate a —— —_ ~ _ _‘THe Alta very properly enquires: Who is the friend that gets the telegraphic messages from Ridgely Greathouse? r= ——SESEE~7. Seaeas BIRTH pw ~ase — In this city on the 23d instant, to the wile of Chas F. Miller, a daughter —_—_—_——_—X_—X—ss ‘Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT.. r eeeeestemeenead LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. erseeeees a Farpay, July 22d. Mrs Mapett & ec San F J Comstock C 8eo BConkelman . H Lae Meadow lak 8 D Loller Omega J Hepkinge .do:. W R Toll U. &. Widick do 8 Mefonahay Palmyra L Leper Virginia A Hideh Humbu Pieres Humbug F Amer Gopher Hill 1, Haner do 4+ Cooper Brid W Roberts San Jaan J Hampton Virginia R Jones / do F Dartey do Morgan do C Thompson Bear Val H Hurs Nevada aD ole do J Patten Col Hill M Richard do W Phillips Grasse Val J iusard do . asiing = j FRUIT! FRUIT! FRUIT! From ta AMERICAN HILL RANCH. At No. 45 Broad Street. ne ] AVING purchased the entire crop of Mr. Josiah Kouyera’ celebrated Orchard and Vineyard, also the Wines of his cellar, [ am prepared to furnish Families and Dealers with FRUITS, CHUICE & DELICIOUS. es ALSO, WINES—‘the pare juice of the grape.’ . Ande splendid article of GRAPE VINKGA R, in quantity, quality and prices suited tu the Wauty and times. Please Call and Examine. Orders promptly filled, in good order, july 2% and goods delivered A. G. Pa ER, Netice to the Public. — OTICK is hereby given that as my wife Ma linga ( Votts) brown has left my bed*+nd b ard without just cause, that I will nut be liable tor any debts contracted by her. ANDKEW BROWN. Nevada, July 24th, 1864. Eureka Consolidated Mining Co, OTICE.—There is delinquent upo. the following described stock on account of assesamenits levied on the 5th day of April, 1864, and asvessments levied previous theseto, the several amounts set opposite to the names of the Board of ‘T'ru-tees mde-on tho 29th day of June, 1864, 80 many shares of each parcel of said stock ag may be necessary, will be sold at the Empire Raneh, Yuba Co., onthe ith day of July, In64, at two o'clock, P.M. of said day to pry said delinquent assessments thereun, tovether with costs of advertisiny and + Xpenses of sale W. J. MEREDITAG, Secretary. Office Empire Ranch, YubaGo., Cal. jal-i The above saleis postponed to Saturday, July 23d. . W./. MEREDITH, dec'y. The ahove saleis postponed to Saturday, July 30th, by order Of Board of ‘Trustees W. J. MERA DITH, Seer tary, Wonders never cease! A Genuine Vegetabdie alterative is at last given to our people, combined with lodine ; and we bespeak for 1t abundant Sugress. It appears to be-no secret, as the Agent sends a circular giv ing ite ingredients to any physician who may de sire to know its combination. It is found in another column Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock and Iodine Alierative HE FLORENCE {s the only SEWING MACHINE that Makes Four Distinct Stitch:s And has THE REVERSIBLE FEED: _ GEO, a. RANDALL, Agent for Nevada Co., at Weayer & Co.'s store. KY" Also on sale # full supply of Needies. Silk, Thread, eta : . » Juiete AMONG the 24,000 nine-months’ men from . -. Massachusetts. there were 23 John Williams.

EVADA CITY. . . “Mine location, Hackettville, Nevada Co., Cal.) the réspective shareholders as follows: No of Certif “Nosh Amt A G Bucklin..... 89 6162128 gu g22 40 Pat’k-Hurke....600 192021 2 62 Thos L Miller.... 136137 $9 1250 James Murray oe 110218 162 25 50 Iat'k Ford,. Kee 22324 7h 18-76 S W Potter. oe 47485153 77 10 25 Wm Rickey. eee 4.6325 3125 8D Manaell.. eee 660 «12 50 JH Carvoll... 197 50 2250 Ed ward Vaniels. 1357) 40 10:0 T.B Rickey.... .. 2 8 1.68) Aod in accordance with law and an order of —_ © _ Valuable Discoveries! oe OPPOSITION ALIVE YET! ——s Ly . The Soest eee of the Stuson has . wow been commenced by i BANNER, At his well-known Emporium of Fashion, ON THE CORNER OF BROAD AND PINE STREETS, _ Onand after this date all kinds of SUMMER CLOTHING . Furnishing Goods, BOOTS & SHOES, BOY’3 CLOTHING, Trunks, Valises, &c. Will be retailed off at San Francisco Wholesale Prices ! AND ¢ v2 Mth. +: Umer GOLD AND avAk ING COMEANY.—Notice ls hereby cir. ee that eemetnaes ie Gold and Quattz Mining © 12th day ci July, A.D. 1864, an Assessinent of Thirty seven and a half ccnts per share Was lev. . ~“Om aecount of making room fora large stock of . Ss FALL Coops: Which wiil soon arrive-here:~—Now te thé time to supply your wants as you will save twenty cents om every dollar hy buying your Clothing at P. BANNERS STORE. —— Imight ga.on ond set down the prices of a few common articies-only-to make a show of it—bat by giving me a call you wil! be satisfied that you can buy Clothing, &),a lower rates than inany otner b ouscin Nevada County, as we have put che prices of our Goods down te such low ratea that will. , De‘y all Competition ! Do not mistake the place—in Kida & Knox’s block. corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. P, BANNER. NEW STORE AT YOU BET. M. J. HYDELIFF, : OULD inform the-citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towns that he has op ned « new «tore-at the above place whire le will always keep on hand the best of Groceries, Previsions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, . ' : Hardware, j &ec, &e, All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My store at Red Deg will, ss heretofore be supplied with everything in the above Iime.— . Persons in want ef anything ro the Grocery. Dry Goud:, or Hardware Man will find it to th: ir advantage to call at either of my stores as [ 5.) Cheap for Cash M.J. HYDELIF¥. You Bet, Jyly. 19th—tf 5 uing Co, El Pieacho Gold & Silver M OTICE is hereby given that an assessment of Twelve Dollars per share, payable in ix ty days, was levied upon the capital stock of the Ei Pieacho Gold and Silver Mining company on the Se. ond day of July, 1864. UntesBaid an+essmepts are paid before the expiration of sixty days fromthe day of. the levy vf said assess ment the stock of all delinquents will be adver tyse} and gold to pay a°sessmente, nS mal. GAY LOUD, Seerctary. THAT CREATEST BLOOD ' PURIFIER Le Doyens’ Sarsaparilla,-Yellow. Dock and Iodine Alterative. The Great Cure For ail Diseases of the Liver, Stomach and Bowels. Scrofula and Rheumatism. J ye K medicine reaches the c INSTITUTION it self, an. restores it to its normal cvudition. IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLADDER, INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS, AND CATARRH OF THE BLADDER, . STRANGUNARY AND BURNING, OR PAINFUL URINATING, CALCULUS, GRAVEL, BRICK DUST, DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR MILKY, DISCHARGES -AFTER URINATING. For these diseases it iv truly.a sovereign rem en . and too much cannot be said in its praise Sa Lithontriptie it hae no equal ; being chem. ically combined with lodine, it P -ssesses in a high uegree the power of dissolving Stone inthe and ureters of the Kidney, reventing eravel tormatione.and enlarg: ment o the proxtrate gland, irritation of the neck of the bladder dropsy, &c ‘ ; Bole Agency forLe Doyens’ Sarsaparitia Yellow Dock and fodine Alterauve, ta California, 629 Front Street, all ists. aslot No Ls Washiogton street jor the year 18 -,210. Same property for the year 1363, 210 makmg in ali the sum oi $4 vo. _ Against the real estate and improvements in Neyada city, d: scrihed as follows, viz: House and lo? west eide Pine street, south of the aus lor the y: ar ise, $i5. Against the real estate and improvements de scribd wa ful‘ows. vig. House and lot south tide Broad street, a jvining J M. Hixon’s property and designated upon the mapof the city of Nevads as.lot No. 77 Broad street, for the year 1st, 08 ‘ : Ageinst the real estate and improvements in the city of Nevadu, Jesiynated as followg, viz: Stable and lot west side of Pine street, Sajoin Ing « tehman’s property designated upon the of ficial map of Neva a ety as lot No. 71 Pine etreet, fot the year 1x63. 170 _Agaius* the real estate afid improvements in the ciry vf Nevada, veseribed as tollowa, viz .— Cne-haitdweting house and lot south side of Broad street, adjoining Felt's property, de sigmat daipon the rity map Of said city ag lot No. 9? Broad strer t, for the year, 183, 2 Se6Againet th real extate apd ithprovements sitaware in Nevad Vacant lot on the north suie of Main heretotore. knowu asx the Empire lot adjoining the property ef samuel Uats, and designated aa lots Nos. 4 and 6 Maim street. upon the city map ot Nev ida cy tor the year lséi, 10 50.. Same P cperty for the year 1662, 315, and the same Property fur the year 1863. 2 10, makiag in ail ihe sum of s 575 All owners and claimants of apy right, title or interest in any ot th: property above deecribed, are notified to »ppear at the office of said Justive in the eity, township and county of Nevada, Wituin eight weeks o. the date hereof, and ansWer the complaint so filed avainst such prop erty, of judsmeat will be entered 4gainst said property for the relief prayed for in said com plaint with costs o1 suit. Given uvder my hand this the 14th day of Ja ly A. D. 1864. E. W. SMITIT, jy @<w Justice of Peace, Nevada Township. E.w. SMITH, Justice of the Peace. OrPros “at the dtreet. ; penston bridge, adjoining lot of kelfe and Pier . a cuy, designated as follows. viz ; street and . Old Phace, on Browé fed upon tre captial stock of said com 4 Day: SUNI able immediat ly, in United States Gold Coin, to Val Cunan, at Little York, or to the Secretary at Diamdrd creek. “Any stock upon which said « assessments shall remain uupaid om the 12th day x . of Avgust «ill be advertiecd on that ne AY deMiryaent and unkes stat? be. before. will be sold on the 22nd day of August, to pay the delinqu:-nt assessment ¢ her with the * Tue costs of advertising aud éxpenses of adle , Location of Office, Diamond Creek, Nevada Board « } county. Cal 2jy 15 ALEX. WEED, See. ion on . PT SION GULy AND QUARTZ MiINxy pelts U ING COMPANY .—Notice is hereby giv: aan. en that the perry sanction of the at I— ancy. 6 ders itt the Uuion Gold and-Quart2 Mining ComJamés . pany oritt-be bei -at the office of said company at Diathotid creek, Nevada couuty, Cal. at the B hour of 1 o’elock, P. M:, on MUNDAY, the 2nd Em Yay of Augast, 1864. for che transaction of auch ” on the . business as» may pertain to the meeting» —_ ALEX. WEED, Secretary. for sou “Diamond Creek, July 13th, 1864. ¥ being Fr ~ NOTICE. Venard. : An Election will be held at the Hall of Pro ~ Paur tection Hook ant Ladder Company, for ‘ ‘ Cnief Engineer, for the enstiing year, on his store Monday, July 25th. ; Hill ra Polls to be opened at 2. u’clock, A. M. and close s pa at5A-M. By order.of Board of Delegates, of Ba oS Nevada Fire Department : _ display « A. A. SARGENT, President. rai W. H. Davir 60x, sée’y. iyt2 Rei JOSEPH A. DONUHOE, atthe San FRANCISCO ing and EUGENE KELLY, Ne-.sei ‘ New Yor. owing te DONOHOE, KELLY & co. Trea: SAN FRANCISCO. tand still ; Henness EUCENE KELLY & CO. fisnoen r NEW RK. : ‘ =" 3? : ; _ silver, vs Exchange on BANK OF LONDON, LONDON. ANpr: RK. paper ths NE debts tha BANK OF IRELAND. : lett San Franciseo, 2d3m-2p : . — — . UM MONS.—state of California, county of — without a \) Nevada, se. Before B. W Smith, Justice of j the Pesce for Nevada Township. Complaints . A cor having been filed, and Sammons thereon having h this day issued out of the Court of the said Jus. . who oppe tie’, in the name of the City of Nevada, sewer. . ry which. ally ayainst the parceleof property situated in . ‘ ; said State and county herein described, to necoy*$100,00 er (axes asxesred thereon im the yeera.and :for and bulla the respective amounts follewing. viz = ‘ Against the reul estate and improvements sit of patriot uated in Nevadacity and described as fellows, — via: Hotel and lot on south side of Broadstreet, Nevada, arjuining P. Sciuitte’s property designated as . : lot No. 87 and 89 Broad street, for the year 1863, THE Ci Ayainst the vacant lot_movth sido of Water———_-8! Aseem! . StFect opposite the residence uf Charles Kent and . of human designated upon the city map as lot No. 10,Wa . ; ter street, forthe yiar A Dp. 1863, $1 40. : contrary t Against the real estate ard improvements de~ ee scribed as follows, viz: wotel de Paris lot and ; a tales house, corner of Hroad-and-Bridge-streets, Ne : vada city, California, designated upon thcity A DEAL map of said city of Nevada. as lot: No. 86 Broad his shir street, for the year 1e03, eity om $14. Hs shirts . Against the real-estate and Mmprovemente situated ja the city of Nevada described as follows, appellatie Vie: Vacun! lut south siae Ma etreet extend. T ing through to road street and heretofore HEY a knowt-as the Metropolia stable lut or Barker’s mente inte ixchang~ lot: adjuining the property owned by ‘ Mr. Tait and desiyuated upon the map of Nevasupplied da city as lot No liandi2 Main sircet, for the $40,000 year Is61, $1750. Same_property for the year re '862, $525. Same property for the year 1963, 7 a trifle ov $3.50. making iu el) the sam ot $25 25. : Agains! the'rea} estate and improvements sit q rap nates ia Nevada city and described na follows, — A CURE viz: Vocant lot east side of Nevada street, ad nounced joining Jomes Co ley’s desi nated uponthe city 4 ; ep of oat as lot No. ¢ Nevada street for character. the year 1361,$700 Same property for the year ’ 102, ¢ 10. Seme property for ie wear 1863.1 40 ments, the making in all the sum of $10 50 hae been u Against the real estate and improvements situated in Nevada city, described a8 fuliowe, viz : Lo*. shop reds a Merete 3 south side of Pine A FULL street, adjoining Willisme’ pro erty, derignaalti fed as lot -o 6) Pme otreet, epee the o cial Baltinore may of vaid city, in the year 1863, $700. front. At Aguinst the real estate and improvements { ‘ Tometacty, deseribed ne fol aaa oe House were! clad . and lot on the corner of Cayoté and W athington streets, adjoining the homestead of Mrs. Tine. form and designated upon the mp of the aforesaid city tumes. M height, sev _ten inches. A SEVER experience on the nigh Tue Alu ly’ from th faru bank j: $6,000. I biur. Gex. Job won his ws Vention. ] wo the 19¢) MARTIN rested at F Wednesday _. ther Mexic: Tue Pia on dealersi limited. Tue Odd ‘resvlved to Hall on B ¢ Tue Fre now called : San Fra dren, whieh 49