July 26, 1865 (4 pages)

bp i Joh Cmts Tun Thi Yoni, DAVID BELDEN, For Assemblymen, . John Pattison. Reuben Leach, H. G, Rollins, H. L, Hatch. For Sheriff, i For Assessor, R. B Gentry. E. ¥. Bean. For Collector. . For Surveyor, Chas, Barker. . H.-S. Bradley. _ For'Clerk, 1 For Coroner, ‘R. H, Farquhar.; W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J.C, Garber; . . W. W. Cozzens, For District Attorney, . . Supt. of Schouls, John Caldwell. . M.S. Deal. : Por Treasurer, ' For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . ‘Jonathan Clark. peeceeremeenanemnmemcesenee em Sears’ Reconpo.—We have heretofore avoided any allusion to the editor of the Gazette in consequence of bis sickness. He has, we understand, again ‘‘mounted the tripod,” and as he appears a “searcher of “records,” we propose to give his an airing. ‘Sears has a political record of which any man might be proud. A year ago he furiously declaimed ‘against any .body “who “would divide the Union party. He is now a leader of disosganizers and the editor of their paper. “During the primary contest _he got a friend to go with fim and introduce . “him as « candidate for the State Senate.— ‘ Next he published a card, stating that he was not and never had been a candidate for that offices but would support Belden. He acca ‘went inte Convention, helped ‘to nominate a candidate against Belden, and ienow. supporting that candidate. He teok.ean oath at the primaries to support the can@iddtes “nominated -by the: Union Con-vetitien'to which delegates were being elec“tel. To that Convention, when bulf the ticket had been nominated, including Senator 644 "Raseriblyaien, he said in a speech ‘that’ te'was going to support the ticket.— ‘Many ofthe nominations were made unani“mous, aad several of the candidates, ii¢ludsing Senator and Assemblymen, were nomiwaited by acclamation, Sears and his friends being delegates and acquiescing, Next he /mbolters’ call and engineered a bol‘tera’ Goovention. We say nothing of the motives which induced him tv ceise char. acterising the peculiar aud exclusive supporters of Juhn Conness as “the d--d Conneds cliqie” ahd throw himself into their atme. We pass by his altempt to inaugurate a bloody riot in the streets of this city on thé diy Uf the .primary election, and say nothing of his friends and himself arranging to bring lvads of Democrats from Grass Valley tewnship to vote at the ptimary in __Aeie city. Such little eso»pades are so much “ia harmony with other acts that they need no cial.mention. His present positivn cute hin aff frour the great'Unioa party of ‘the. State and Nation and» he occupies ho enviable position tn politics. A cuntous Ving.—A curious vine has page Pandey of the gardens in thie It is a purasite and readil attaches itself to other plants. The vine is aboat half the size of an angle worm ia ofa jot seth re very tender but itis Tinpuasiblt to kill it. One of these ne an pnt te anether without difficulty. “Tt bre es pages ei aud n upon the planta it shon winds itself a ‘the stems, inserts {te feeders into the lant and ehoots wut its tendrils in way direction, cection, lusing none of ite vitali jtreatment. We are an a itae we ‘many vines of the eaine kind grow up a'ong at Yuba. However this See sieds cree porlelte will furvish in_. Devalae o7'Spectater,"’ the coree the Gazette, has considerable . b« ‘wo ¢ “carpet baly politicinns.”” He: 'ntitell us anything about Welch, the gan farmer, who proposed to return to . his’ femily his tet dn dit kane ast tion of Hawley & Co. tostop at Sacramento wc thew Se Se . acts, of the County Saperintendent of Public — Selools. ‘Those who know the relations of t «Tue Se ERINTENDENT or $c The Gazette ha th filled with’ a review of the the editor of the Gazette to that officer and who.are familiar.with the.character and tone ‘of the paper would never be influenced by ‘. the statements made, well knowing that they ure colored by prejudice or made to serve the purpose-ofan enemy. But that silence may not be construed into admission we propose to review the charges of the} Gazette. 1st, in relation to the report to to the State Superintendent. At the time a defense was madein reghyd to this matter, Tin’ which it was” shown ‘we were without, récords. We are charged with “making no financial report whatever ”’ This was utterly, impossible without “data, and that there . was none we can‘prove by the members of the Board of Supervisors, before whom t . books were taken, and.alse by Wm. H. Crawford, County Treasurer. The Gazette alluded to the charge of Swett, last winter, and we took the trouble to show the books and papers to Mr. Beggs, t then editor of that paper, and he then published our defense, making tlie: following editorial remarks :— “We give place in another column to the defense of M. 8. Deal Esq , County Superintendent of Schvols, aguinst the strictures of the State Superintendent. On yesterday Mr. Deal gave us further verbul explananations of the causes of his delay in making his statistical report, and his failure to make a financial teport. It. appears ‘that the Trustees of several districts in the county fuiled to have the school census taken at the proper time, and’ the Superintendent was obliged to have-@ special census taken \in those districts/and he delayed-his statistical report no longer than, was absolutely necessary to receive the returns. He had no adequate data upon which to basea financial report, and therefore made none. He explained these. circumstances to, the State Superintendent by letter. . The Jatter, however, seems tu have overlooked all explunations, if he received them: in time for his annual report.” Tee Such were thé ‘comments of the Gazette, after ite editor was fully advised in the premises. Two years age five’ Districts in the county were deprived of the schoul fund in consequence of the neglect of Trustees to report.” Under the present administration not a single child has been deprived of .its proportion of the fuod. If the Trustees through. out the State were held strictly to the let. ter of the/law, the school fund. would be of no earthly benefit to nearly half the State. The fact that the State Superintendent gave every District in the county its apportiunmeut is evidence that he considered the delay excusable, We bold'that it is the duty of the Superintendent to look to the interests of the schools of his county, and it is better that ‘his ‘reports should ‘be delayed,. and every district be provided for, than that. one-third of the children should luse the fund. Acting fe this belief we delayed, our re gens % enough to secure ‘thet desired end. Our enemies are weleome to make the most of the matter. We are‘conscious of having acted for the good of the: Public Schools, We shall fellow. up the churges at another time. Excecsior Minine Laws.—For the ben-. ¢ efit of thuse whdé ate becoming interested in, the mines of the Excelsior Mining District, in this county, we publish below a digest of the lows under which -locations are made and held: ‘Sec. 1. These lawe extend over all quartz nines iu Nevada county. Seo. 2. Enohclum is 100 feet on the ledge . . and includes all the dips, angled aad variations of the veins’ ‘Lhe discoverer is eanti—s e ag wns co fur discovery. bree days a to mark a stuke off the claiwe. nore may Por ar Oe ee filed with the puunty , ‘net ob Sec. 4. Que hundred ag i or twenty days faithtul labor shall be perturaed by euch company holding claims within thirty days from the date of recording the same, The duly authorized representative wt the company making vath that such mooey or lubor has been expended, entities such company to hold their. claiu tor ene year without firther Tibur. ° Companiveholaing claims shall lay out the: mame a tot la weach year on the claiins and file their affidavit with ei County Recorder as above A company baving a mill contracted for in geod taith to dhe ameuunt of $5,00U. eball be entitled to huld their claims by making vath aa above. Sec. 5. When the work above o commneh at money hat hut been ex ls ge sp ehall be considered esietensammenase SA , for the a ‘coal ae-al A @ RES DoF sks Seater ee eee ee aes Wor’ T ews but. ere” of Placer, nomi of Schools. Mr. Goodrich, who built up. the schools of that county ‘and who is a souad Union man has declined any honor or rather dis-honor which the bolters would impose on him. The Union men of Placer should honor Mr. Goodrich for his fidelty to principle. “He stands by the Union cause and supports the whole ticket. oh a NeGcru Surrrace.—The editor of the Gazette pretends to be bitterly opposedto negro suffrage. We would ask him if he . remembers.a-discussion at: San.Juan-within twelve months, in which he took strong grounds in favor of the méasure, If he does’nt we can refresh his memory. ; A Larce portion of the Confederate debt repudiates itself. It was made payable, “three years after the treaty of peace is signed between the United States and the Confederate States 6f America.” cin inhale eae Aupacrry Forever !fuper Bs 1, entitled “‘Audacity Forever” will appear tomorrow. oa —— LS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD eS igscialen NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and laos, Proprietors. Toespay, Jule 25. 1865. ustental Sau* Fr Robt Gorden Bear Riv tewan Virginia Peter Burke Cul Hill Cenuett Pine Woo J McLoughlin Kock C Ellis Sacr.mento” Thos Akey You Bet Vaneman Biretivill J ¥ Taylor do Vaa Aletelar Nevada $ T Greenwell do Mohter~ d George Jan Juan ohn Sepner TJ Mauehester Bridge HJ Huffman Kk & K M Barnett Unonvill B MovureSelby: Flat Montgomery Pen v Lambert Yuu Bet = EE Opposition Steamer Day, August 12th. GRTr A G Ba KEL ©cn cw JH ° do do do K do KB do FP do RR OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! . de. Nicaragua CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL THE Central Aimerican ‘Tra.sit Company will despatch the favor ite double enyine svcamanip MOsiAs LAY LOR wa. BLATUEN. <.., er eeeeer eed wharf, at 10 o'clock, A ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th, Connecting at GREYTUOWN with tne magnificent aew Steamer ay ~~ 000 Tons. sotheine” 2 tee York. os charge for Meals on the beggage Master will be sent thro’ each trip, Freight and lnsurance on Treasure iat the lowest rates, The San Juan og Golorade Rivers are now full of water. The transit fro a Ocean to Ocean uh AY us gee ill d he steamer America w succee the MOSE . TAYLOR in Sept, 13th. me : ; For further meterneties & oe spa Ay te N D. Agent Nw Seiblaae of tiattery and Pine streets, Ja . ¢ Mpetaira. san Faauciaco ) NSOLVENT NOTICB —in the County Court uf the County of Nevada, State of Uatifornia. the matter of the petition of stephen. . r.an Insolvent Debtor. Pursuant to pga ste of the Hun. A. C, Niles. Judge of the said CounCourt, pacicg ca hr ee to fn ans spat ores i re of the Ba on. A. S wwiieds afotvsald, iw ; to be and upprar befor Court oouret said Court, wanes city of yor sedis re of Nevada, on the ath day o1 A A. at 100’cloek, ,of that da, and Han wl W cause, ae they can, wh eee er oO! soit lnsateras 6 elie ae who was a candidate before the Union Con-4 x aie of that cond for ee On on Beayrenny oF ome SECRET A: For San Juan Del hah from eee veel U8. 7-30) s oF ‘Treasury, the undersigned bas assu the Gavel Subscription. Ageney for the sale of United States Treasury Notes, beating ‘seven and threetenths per cent. interest per sana, known as bev SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued under date June 15th, 1865, and are payable three years from that time, in curcy, or are convertible, at the esi of the holder, into ae vs. 5-20 Six per cent }COLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates, including interest, aboutten per cent. per Xn“num, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND. MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on other. property. .The interest is.payable ip currency, semi-annually, by couponsattached’ to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker, The interest amounts to One cent per day ov a $50 note. “Pwo cents “ $100 “ Ten $500.“ $1 Pe ade $5,000 ** Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon réceipt of subscriptions. — This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered be the Government, aad it is confidently Great Papular Loan of the People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loan authorized by he last Congress are now on the market. ‘This amount, at the rate at which it is being ab sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium as has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans. In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded fagilities for taking the Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers fidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod ADDENDUM. Per Overland iad: Telegraph. PHILDELPHIA; May 17th. 1865. Second Series all sold. Commenced on Third Series. .Two Hundred and Thirty Millions [230,000,000] precisely like other ‘Series, except dated 15th July, and Government reserves the ‘right tu pay six ) Per cent. im Gold instead of 7-30 Curreney. ' : JAY COOKE, Subseription Agent, Philadelphie. or “WOYARA & WILSON’ GRAND COMBINATION cof Rou s. Last Performance of the Season. Seema Will perform in Nevada city, on or WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY 26 FOUR DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS! James Cocke's Celebrated Circus, : ae San Londua, and the Hipputheatron, New ork. Wilsen’s Mammoth Hippodrome ‘RE Firth URTH and Cireus. 1 mayen Be VISION, FOU county . . B.la Zoyara’s;Equestrian and AcroNotice pean given that the lists of valuations and tle . feupartgoctboct ts Ineume Testes, em Cooke's corps of perforder the “Act tu provide lnternal Kevenue to ming MONKEXS and Niks pag ay scour Te Bees . from peuageers ore daters Aa tprtoved March 4 mits. tan ey ATE + Lesatn: . e b Prec dered . the Premium Ebuestrienne. Py ty etaseeir . ssc Peete aes . city, between — M. and ¢ P. M., and eeaies . e eects and 1 will recs appeals relative to All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must be hs ALEXA DER, “Agent. made in writing, and the cause. 2 re ar matter or thing, which the decision is re: Aconpennnnen CMemperez’ s Specifies,” “i 2a Se wat Creston isthe lite of Trade cent. including gold interest from November, which } expected that its superior advantages will make it’ loan} the National Bank, State Bagks, and Private . : will select their own agents, in whom they have con. . —— er at NL A eee Come One, Come all ! Young and Old,“ Rich~-and~-Poor, P, Banner's Clothing Store, Cor. Brond & Pine sts, Nevada. __And examine the large and extensive __ Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ‘IN NEVADA COUNTY! ee oe ee The Business facilities we have of gétting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will : DEFY ALL COMPETITION bh 6S & 6.8 b Persons favoring us with their. patronage will always find our prices tobe the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. HAIR CULTING ayp aRavine. BEMOVAL. FELIX Gi “GILLETT. NNOU NCES to bis customers and the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon to Pine Strect, Opposite Dreyfuss Bukery, where he is ready to do anything in aye of business. “Long Hulrs” and “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, a la Conness, ¢.la Low ova la Sargent. Mr Gillett takes this opportunity of thanking his firends and the public for their liberal patronage. Nevada. July lth. Attorney and Counselor at Law. OPiee No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. * J. 1. Caldwefl, Notary Public for Nevadacoun: and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. Fruit and id Vegetables. JOSEPH, W.: W. JACKSON, Sarit $e eitizens of Woul Cain ‘hus upened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fiuinger & Co's Store, Fruits, all kind, fresh from theGarden . And VEGETABLES. NEW CIDER, slways on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Pree of chargé a7 Families supplied st the Lowest Market Rates The patronage paler sc weet Pe ci _, dyt Do YOU. WANT. ICE! ‘1 wae STONE’ & HALE would ne wd t furnish, me in want, win ae vt wl Cdatainty of of ICK, Clear as Crystal. All orders left at No. § Commercial] Street will be promptly att to. my6 J: WITWER, Agent._ PAINTING & CRAINING. of all kinds at the PSS con SPLENDID WALL . PAPER. et Se aERy SS ee, Bevan, Way Where he receives every. morning, :% ; As a ot ris Main Strévt, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Store. ae PREPARED TO DO HOUSE: in ae and Graining STEN I metry GLENBRO ing at Gk promises to held in the attracting a arranged Ri Times, there Glenbrook, be in the -h born. We organizing t acceptible t brook Park ~for-its-gove for trotting View Park ‘here, so far i The Associ and thorou meeting to thing will-t Nevada an¢ kind of ele thorough / which we: ing is-desit be paid to There wv vials there have annot be present will have ] ch g Hone If possible ted b h Ge him. Cha cia Mande both the p ler. will h Queen, b . splendid . have gre elor’s blk these, oth we will ai session. . ing will be our-utmos forts made ple of Net MEasU: mined at to discus: honorable except 80 difference bolters, « account ¢ the Gaze ent edito. charges a editor of men of th and noc! _a-numbe trouble: when th no less a next issu the gaun ~ likes tha back in { -ure, hea’ state not prove, 8 in regar is the 1 “hissing “men. 8i Bears ar enough. Hier yesterd. Rapp’s ed for t gone a met by him an mandin pistol » cents.

bp i Joh Cmts Tun Thi Yoni, DAVID BELDEN, For Assemblymen, . John Pattison. Reuben Leach, H. G, Rollins, H. L, Hatch. For Sheriff, i For Assessor, R. B Gentry. E. ¥. Bean. For Collector. . For Surveyor, Chas, Barker. . H.-S. Bradley. _ For'Clerk, 1 For Coroner, ‘R. H, Farquhar.; W.C. Stiles. For Recorder, . Public Administrator, J.C, Garber; . . W. W. Cozzens, For District Attorney, . . Supt. of Schouls, John Caldwell. . M.S. Deal. : Por Treasurer, ' For Supervisor, E. F. Spence. . ‘Jonathan Clark. peeceeremeenanemnmemcesenee em Sears’ Reconpo.—We have heretofore avoided any allusion to the editor of the Gazette in consequence of bis sickness. He has, we understand, again ‘‘mounted the tripod,” and as he appears a “searcher of “records,” we propose to give his an airing. ‘Sears has a political record of which any man might be proud. A year ago he furiously declaimed ‘against any .body “who “would divide the Union party. He is now a leader of disosganizers and the editor of their paper. “During the primary contest _he got a friend to go with fim and introduce . “him as « candidate for the State Senate.— ‘ Next he published a card, stating that he was not and never had been a candidate for that offices but would support Belden. He acca ‘went inte Convention, helped ‘to nominate a candidate against Belden, and ienow. supporting that candidate. He teok.ean oath at the primaries to support the can@iddtes “nominated -by the: Union Con-vetitien'to which delegates were being elec“tel. To that Convention, when bulf the ticket had been nominated, including Senator 644 "Raseriblyaien, he said in a speech ‘that’ te'was going to support the ticket.— ‘Many ofthe nominations were made unani“mous, aad several of the candidates, ii¢ludsing Senator and Assemblymen, were nomiwaited by acclamation, Sears and his friends being delegates and acquiescing, Next he /mbolters’ call and engineered a bol‘tera’ Goovention. We say nothing of the motives which induced him tv ceise char. acterising the peculiar aud exclusive supporters of Juhn Conness as “the d--d Conneds cliqie” ahd throw himself into their atme. We pass by his altempt to inaugurate a bloody riot in the streets of this city on thé diy Uf the .primary election, and say nothing of his friends and himself arranging to bring lvads of Democrats from Grass Valley tewnship to vote at the ptimary in __Aeie city. Such little eso»pades are so much “ia harmony with other acts that they need no cial.mention. His present positivn cute hin aff frour the great'Unioa party of ‘the. State and Nation and» he occupies ho enviable position tn politics. A cuntous Ving.—A curious vine has page Pandey of the gardens in thie It is a purasite and readil attaches itself to other plants. The vine is aboat half the size of an angle worm ia ofa jot seth re very tender but itis Tinpuasiblt to kill it. One of these ne an pnt te anether without difficulty. “Tt bre es pages ei aud n upon the planta it shon winds itself a ‘the stems, inserts {te feeders into the lant and ehoots wut its tendrils in way direction, cection, lusing none of ite vitali jtreatment. We are an a itae we ‘many vines of the eaine kind grow up a'ong at Yuba. However this See sieds cree porlelte will furvish in_. Devalae o7'Spectater,"’ the coree the Gazette, has considerable . b« ‘wo ¢ “carpet baly politicinns.”” He: 'ntitell us anything about Welch, the gan farmer, who proposed to return to . his’ femily his tet dn dit kane ast tion of Hawley & Co. tostop at Sacramento wc thew Se Se . acts, of the County Saperintendent of Public — Selools. ‘Those who know the relations of t «Tue Se ERINTENDENT or $c The Gazette ha th filled with’ a review of the the editor of the Gazette to that officer and who.are familiar.with the.character and tone ‘of the paper would never be influenced by ‘. the statements made, well knowing that they ure colored by prejudice or made to serve the purpose-ofan enemy. But that silence may not be construed into admission we propose to review the charges of the} Gazette. 1st, in relation to the report to to the State Superintendent. At the time a defense was madein reghyd to this matter, Tin’ which it was” shown ‘we were without, récords. We are charged with “making no financial report whatever ”’ This was utterly, impossible without “data, and that there . was none we can‘prove by the members of the Board of Supervisors, before whom t . books were taken, and.alse by Wm. H. Crawford, County Treasurer. The Gazette alluded to the charge of Swett, last winter, and we took the trouble to show the books and papers to Mr. Beggs, t then editor of that paper, and he then published our defense, making tlie: following editorial remarks :— “We give place in another column to the defense of M. 8. Deal Esq , County Superintendent of Schvols, aguinst the strictures of the State Superintendent. On yesterday Mr. Deal gave us further verbul explananations of the causes of his delay in making his statistical report, and his failure to make a financial teport. It. appears ‘that the Trustees of several districts in the county fuiled to have the school census taken at the proper time, and’ the Superintendent was obliged to have-@ special census taken \in those districts/and he delayed-his statistical report no longer than, was absolutely necessary to receive the returns. He had no adequate data upon which to basea financial report, and therefore made none. He explained these. circumstances to, the State Superintendent by letter. . The Jatter, however, seems tu have overlooked all explunations, if he received them: in time for his annual report.” Tee Such were thé ‘comments of the Gazette, after ite editor was fully advised in the premises. Two years age five’ Districts in the county were deprived of the schoul fund in consequence of the neglect of Trustees to report.” Under the present administration not a single child has been deprived of .its proportion of the fuod. If the Trustees through. out the State were held strictly to the let. ter of the/law, the school fund. would be of no earthly benefit to nearly half the State. The fact that the State Superintendent gave every District in the county its apportiunmeut is evidence that he considered the delay excusable, We bold'that it is the duty of the Superintendent to look to the interests of the schools of his county, and it is better that ‘his ‘reports should ‘be delayed,. and every district be provided for, than that. one-third of the children should luse the fund. Acting fe this belief we delayed, our re gens % enough to secure ‘thet desired end. Our enemies are weleome to make the most of the matter. We are‘conscious of having acted for the good of the: Public Schools, We shall fellow. up the churges at another time. Excecsior Minine Laws.—For the ben-. ¢ efit of thuse whdé ate becoming interested in, the mines of the Excelsior Mining District, in this county, we publish below a digest of the lows under which -locations are made and held: ‘Sec. 1. These lawe extend over all quartz nines iu Nevada county. Seo. 2. Enohclum is 100 feet on the ledge . . and includes all the dips, angled aad variations of the veins’ ‘Lhe discoverer is eanti—s e ag wns co fur discovery. bree days a to mark a stuke off the claiwe. nore may Por ar Oe ee filed with the puunty , ‘net ob Sec. 4. Que hundred ag i or twenty days faithtul labor shall be perturaed by euch company holding claims within thirty days from the date of recording the same, The duly authorized representative wt the company making vath that such mooey or lubor has been expended, entities such company to hold their. claiu tor ene year without firther Tibur. ° Companiveholaing claims shall lay out the: mame a tot la weach year on the claiins and file their affidavit with ei County Recorder as above A company baving a mill contracted for in geod taith to dhe ameuunt of $5,00U. eball be entitled to huld their claims by making vath aa above. Sec. 5. When the work above o commneh at money hat hut been ex ls ge sp ehall be considered esietensammenase SA , for the a ‘coal ae-al A @ RES DoF sks Seater ee eee ee aes Wor’ T ews but. ere” of Placer, nomi of Schools. Mr. Goodrich, who built up. the schools of that county ‘and who is a souad Union man has declined any honor or rather dis-honor which the bolters would impose on him. The Union men of Placer should honor Mr. Goodrich for his fidelty to principle. “He stands by the Union cause and supports the whole ticket. oh a NeGcru Surrrace.—The editor of the Gazette pretends to be bitterly opposedto negro suffrage. We would ask him if he . remembers.a-discussion at: San.Juan-within twelve months, in which he took strong grounds in favor of the méasure, If he does’nt we can refresh his memory. ; A Larce portion of the Confederate debt repudiates itself. It was made payable, “three years after the treaty of peace is signed between the United States and the Confederate States 6f America.” cin inhale eae Aupacrry Forever !fuper Bs 1, entitled “‘Audacity Forever” will appear tomorrow. oa —— LS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD eS igscialen NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and laos, Proprietors. Toespay, Jule 25. 1865. ustental Sau* Fr Robt Gorden Bear Riv tewan Virginia Peter Burke Cul Hill Cenuett Pine Woo J McLoughlin Kock C Ellis Sacr.mento” Thos Akey You Bet Vaneman Biretivill J ¥ Taylor do Vaa Aletelar Nevada $ T Greenwell do Mohter~ d George Jan Juan ohn Sepner TJ Mauehester Bridge HJ Huffman Kk & K M Barnett Unonvill B MovureSelby: Flat Montgomery Pen v Lambert Yuu Bet = EE Opposition Steamer Day, August 12th. GRTr A G Ba KEL ©cn cw JH ° do do do K do KB do FP do RR OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! . de. Nicaragua CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL THE Central Aimerican ‘Tra.sit Company will despatch the favor ite double enyine svcamanip MOsiAs LAY LOR wa. BLATUEN. <..., er eeeeer eed wharf, at 10 o'clock, A ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 12th, Connecting at GREYTUOWN with tne magnificent aew Steamer ay ~~ 000 Tons. sotheine” 2 tee York. os charge for Meals on the beggage Master will be sent thro’ each trip, Freight and lnsurance on Treasure iat the lowest rates, The San Juan og Golorade Rivers are now full of water. The transit fro a Ocean to Ocean uh AY us gee ill d he steamer America w succee the MOSE . TAYLOR in Sept, 13th. me : ; For further meterneties & oe spa Ay te N D. Agent Nw Seiblaae of tiattery and Pine streets, Ja . ¢ Mpetaira. san Faauciaco ) NSOLVENT NOTICB —in the County Court uf the County of Nevada, State of Uatifornia. the matter of the petition of stephen. . r.an Insolvent Debtor. Pursuant to pga ste of the Hun. A. C, Niles. Judge of the said CounCourt, pacicg ca hr ee to fn ans spat ores

i re of the Ba on. A. S wwiieds afotvsald, iw ; to be and upprar befor Court oouret said Court, wanes city of yor sedis re of Nevada, on the ath day o1 A A. at 100’cloek, ,of that da, and Han wl W cause, ae they can, wh eee er oO! soit lnsateras 6 elie ae who was a candidate before the Union Con-4 x aie of that cond for ee On on Beayrenny oF ome SECRET A: For San Juan Del hah from eee veel U8. 7-30) s oF ‘Treasury, the undersigned bas assu the Gavel Subscription. Ageney for the sale of United States Treasury Notes, beating ‘seven and threetenths per cent. interest per sana, known as bev SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued under date June 15th, 1865, and are payable three years from that time, in curcy, or are convertible, at the esi of the holder, into ae vs. 5-20 Six per cent }COLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per makes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current rates, including interest, aboutten per cent. per Xn“num, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND. MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on other. property. .The interest is.payable ip currency, semi-annually, by couponsattached’ to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker, The interest amounts to One cent per day ov a $50 note. “Pwo cents “ $100 “ Ten $500.“ $1 Pe ade $5,000 ** Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon réceipt of subscriptions. — This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered be the Government, aad it is confidently Great Papular Loan of the People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loan authorized by he last Congress are now on the market. ‘This amount, at the rate at which it is being ab sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium as has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions to other Loans. In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded fagilities for taking the Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers fidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod ADDENDUM. Per Overland iad: Telegraph. PHILDELPHIA; May 17th. 1865. Second Series all sold.. Commenced on Third Series. .Two Hundred and Thirty Millions [230,000,000] precisely like other ‘Series, except dated 15th July, and Government reserves the ‘right tu pay six ) Per cent. im Gold instead of 7-30 Curreney. ' : JAY COOKE, Subseription Agent, Philadelphie. or “WOYARA & WILSON’ GRAND COMBINATION cof Rou s. Last Performance of the Season. Seema Will perform in Nevada city, on or WEDNESDAY EVE'G, JULY 26 FOUR DISTINCT EXHIBITIONS! James Cocke's Celebrated Circus, : ae San Londua, and the Hipputheatron, New ork. Wilsen’s Mammoth Hippodrome ‘RE Firth URTH and Cireus. 1 mayen Be VISION, FOU county . . B.la Zoyara’s;Equestrian and AcroNotice pean given that the lists of valuations and tle . feupartgoctboct ts Ineume Testes, em Cooke's corps of perforder the “Act tu provide lnternal Kevenue to ming MONKEXS and Niks pag ay scour Te Bees . from peuageers ore daters Aa tprtoved March 4 mits. tan ey ATE + Lesatn: . e b Prec dered . the Premium Ebuestrienne. Py ty etaseeir . ssc Peete aes . city, between — M. and ¢ P. M., and eeaies . e eects and 1 will recs appeals relative to All appeals to the Assessor as aforesaid, must be hs ALEXA DER, “Agent. made in writing, and the cause. 2 re ar matter or thing, which the decision is re: Aconpennnnen CMemperez’ s Specifies,” “i 2a Se wat Creston isthe lite of Trade cent. including gold interest from November, which } expected that its superior advantages will make it’ loan} the National Bank, State Bagks, and Private . : will select their own agents, in whom they have con. . —— er at NL A eee Come One, Come all ! Young and Old,“ Rich~-and~-Poor, P, Banner's Clothing Store, Cor. Brond & Pine sts, Nevada. __And examine the large and extensive __ Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE ‘IN NEVADA COUNTY! ee oe ee The Business facilities we have of gétting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will : DEFY ALL COMPETITION bh 6S & 6.8 b Persons favoring us with their. patronage will always find our prices tobe the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. HAIR CULTING ayp aRavine. BEMOVAL. FELIX Gi “GILLETT. NNOU NCES to bis customers and the public in general that he has Removed his Shaving and Hair Cutting Saloon to Pine Strect, Opposite Dreyfuss Bukery, where he is ready to do anything in aye of business. “Long Hulrs” and “Short Hairs” clipped in a mathematical and political manner, a la Conness, ¢.la Low ova la Sargent. Mr Gillett takes this opportunity of thanking his firends and the public for their liberal patronage. Nevada. July lth. Attorney and Counselor at Law. OPiee No. 42 Broad Street, Nevada City. * J. 1. Caldwefl, Notary Public for Nevadacoun: and Commissioner for the State of Nevada. Fruit and id Vegetables. JOSEPH, W.: W. JACKSON, Sarit $e eitizens of Woul Cain ‘hus upened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fiuinger & Co's Store, Fruits, all kind, fresh from theGarden . And VEGETABLES. NEW CIDER, slways on hand. Fruits and Vegetables delivered Pree of chargé a7 Families supplied st the Lowest Market Rates The patronage paler sc weet Pe ci _, dyt Do YOU. WANT. ICE! ‘1 wae STONE’ & HALE would ne wd t furnish, me in want, win ae vt wl Cdatainty of of ICK, Clear as Crystal. All orders left at No. § Commercial] Street will be promptly att to. my6 J: WITWER, Agent._ PAINTING & CRAINING. of all kinds at the PSS con SPLENDID WALL . PAPER. et Se aERy SS ee, Bevan, Way Where he receives every. morning, :% ; As a ot ris Main Strévt, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Store. ae PREPARED TO DO HOUSE: in ae and Graining STEN I metry GLENBRO ing at Gk promises to held in the attracting a arranged Ri Times, there Glenbrook, be in the -h born. We organizing t acceptible t brook Park ~for-its-gove for trotting View Park ‘here, so far i The Associ and thorou meeting to thing will-t Nevada an¢ kind of ele thorough / which we: ing is-desit be paid to There wv vials there have annot be present will have ] ch g Hone If possible ted b h Ge him. Cha cia Mande both the p ler. will h Queen, b . splendid . have gre elor’s blk these, oth we will ai session. . ing will be our-utmos forts made ple of Net MEasU: mined at to discus: honorable except 80 difference bolters, « account ¢ the Gaze ent edito. charges a editor of men of th and noc! _a-numbe trouble: when th no less a next issu the gaun ~ likes tha back in { -ure, hea’ state not prove, 8 in regar is the 1 “hissing “men. 8i Bears ar enough. Hier yesterd. Rapp’s ed for t gone a met by him an mandin pistol » cents.