July 4, 1865 (4 pages)

: SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1865, : "Fev Comty Union Nominations, DAVID BELDEN. John Pattison. * Reuben Leach, H.-G, Rollins, __H. L. Hatch, Por Sheriff,. For Assessor, For Collector. _ For Surveyor, Chas, Barket. H. 8. Bradley. « Wor Clerk, For Coroner, _ R, Farquhar. W. C. Stiles. For Recorder, Public Administrator, J. C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens. For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell. ‘MLS. Deal. . . For Treasurer, — For Supervisor, EF. Spence. Jonathan Clark. eR eter pore TEE Tus Excetsion District.—Andrew Hasey, J.N. Turner and John Hall, ef this ‘ity, have just returned ‘from the new mining District in the nortbern part of this county, and from them'we have ubtained reliable information ‘in regard to the mines.— Persons whe propose visiting the District ‘will find good roads from this city. Wagons an go by wey of the Henness Pass or up the Omega ridge, through Bear Valley and over the Pacific turnpike to Bowman’s.— ‘Phe latter is an excellent ronte for teams and for these who go on horseback and «foot ‘much nearer than any other. There is a tenil by which if. is only eleven miles from ‘Culberteon's bridge in Bear Valley te the vnew District. Ie the Excelsior District ‘two towns have been already laid out and named respectively Richville and Bridgeport. The site of the former is eust «¢ Meadow Lake, upon a beautiful slope, aiid about a quarter of a mile from Bridgeport. Hoyges are already being built in both plaoes. The country is well wooded and watered, containing excélient timber for building purposes, and unlimited water power.— . : Richville is so located that excellent water may be eonducted to the town from the, lakes at small expense. A mile and a quarter ‘from the town is Fordice Valley, affordiug excellent pasturage, andwilt, in. echorttime-supply the markets of the new mines with excellent vegetables. Where the sites of these tuwns have been located ‘the anow dis»ppears the first of March.— The gentlemen who composed the party from ‘this place found the ledges numervus and very large aad they pronounce them the riqhest they have jyet seen injthe country .— Where the surface is rocky the leads can be easily traced, but Where the timber is thick and the svil deep the ledg-s disappear. — They are,*in the District proper, composed , mostly ofa kind of black rock, which: bas $he appearance of being subjected to the ne44 ; Mipooffire, but aathey approach Bowman's to which plioe they have. beep-traced, tho _ ¥0tk. .veseindies ‘that taken from” tbe shihes in thie vicinity. The croppings epecimbtie of which we we were shown, contain auch pure ‘gold, some silver and galena.— ‘A mill was erected by « goupapy pear Buwoiap’s® yeur ago and jt js kept constantly ‘lamplayed ppon the company's lead. They Bako pleats of rook ina t, and though they wip te simplest machigery, workiay wi boni ‘Wo wwill‘has yet beep erected iw the vew District, but several sites have been selected aod companies are now getting ot timbers fortwo. The Rattlagprke ledge hae been moreshoreugh. y prospegted than ny visited Qyeur dofermantsa. This lord was seven. feet male an the aurface, a shaft has been eonk thirty feet,and the ledge is oow nine feet wide. The next is the Potoai, where the ebaft is nine feet deep, and rock taken out assayed $19,000 to the ton. A large ditiber df other leads show excellent indicationaand will prove equally rich as the above aamed, when opened. “A ledge bas been diséoverednear the outlet of Meaduw Lake about four fect thick. On one side it has a tend ‘of galena eighteen inches wide and-said " to be the Gineat diccovered on theconst. At Y ‘aa very rich lead was discovered afew days ngo. Ov the surface it is from a . than two years aga and the northern part of ‘. this eounty was Known te evntain good x4 ‘. thuse who inangurated the movement gut hundred feet. Some. of these sedg i vicinity of Bowman's were discovered more edges, but the heavy snow and the great working them. It was not until the enterprising prespectors from Virginia started westward in search ot treasure that the immense wealth of the Excelsior District was of men will soon be at work tuking guld from the very summits of the Sierras, and that the noise of machinery and thebuatle of mining towns will be-heard, where a month . . since seareely ahunter's cabin could be . found. The camp fires of prospectors may . . be seen thickly studddiag the hill sides at night and numbers of men are every duy enguged in sinking shafts or tracing ledges: No SLATE.—In ine Convention of sorebeads on Saturday, the men who igsued the call for a People’s Union Convention (7) managed the affair. Thev fixed upon the nominating committee to suit them, and the “fattest” offices. Oh, no, there was’ nt any shite there, 'twasthe people (7?) that did it The people “arose in their majesty” and forced Kent, Davenport, Nye, Hawley and the reat to take nominations. GUILTY.— ‘1 be “suppressed testimony” in the assassination case is published in the Union of yesterday. Itshuws conclusively that the murder of Abrahain Lincoln, and the attemptupon the lives of Seeretary Seward, Stanton, Vice President Johnson and General Grant was “ineited, concerted and procured” by Jeff Davis, Jucob Thompson, Beverly Tucker, C. ©. Clay, George N. Sanders and Win. C. Clery. Le? THs BE LooKep To —It having been decided by Judge Clifford of the United States Supreme Court, that a man who expressed his joy at the assassination of President Lincotnis not fit to serve asa juror in the Courts of the United States, we hope eur Courts, if it passes from Federal to State, will enforce this judgment in this State. There are about forty of these. disqualified jury men discharged frou Alcatraz afew days ago. SEE. notice of Furuisaed House wanted, in its spproprinte column. Re A 5 nen, known. Enough bas now been demonstra: . {] ted to warrant the assertiun that thousands Dr.J ¥ Gisre hias Surbed to = of a@ year. during time_h the miinent Husy in the gE “Ireland, : and F; ing Cafefuily studied thedificren: m-nt in those éa: abii is. co) tull KRuwledge, as to prope the practiee of his pr: tession at Nu. 617 Kearaud those who ar: suffe:ing trom ills which ractice will allow him to cure, His card will e found mane her coluun. * ee A Grand Bull for the Benefit of the Nevada Quadrille Band Will be given at NEVADA THEATER : —ox— Tuesday Evening, July 4th, 1865 & e EVERYBODY Is INVITED. * ° TICKETS, ‘$2.50 ICE CRAM! ICE CREAM! AT> ‘You Sy TASTED ANY JENKEN’S Vanilla or Lemon Ice Cream ? If not go immediately and try a plate of it. ~His Cream is the real, pure article—ao sham. and his apartments huve beef. fitted up in juxurivus style for the accommgdation of ~ : Ladies and Gentlemen, Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Jenkins’ Ice Cream Saloon Is “situated opposite the Union Hotel, on MAIN STREET, Where he will be happy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage. at all hours—day or night He willuiso send Cream te families without extra charge, In additiun to the Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS* has an adjoining Room where are pre pared all the Cooling Drinks of the season. viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS Lig Tunnel Quartz Mining Co. Nevada County, California. Sher THK STOCKH LDEKs of the above Company —You wiil please ‘ak notice that th Quarterly Meeting of the Com any will: be held at the Sveretary 's Office, in this city, on SATURDAY, July Ist, at 8 o'clock, P. M. A.H. OTHEM AN, Seeretary Office, No 30 Muin street, at J.J. Ott’s An«ay Office Nevada city. ‘ jel The ahbeve Meeting ix poxtponed to SATUR DAY July 8tn, irsorder of the Board of Prustecs A. H. OTUKMAN, 8 cretary. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Monnay, July 3, 1865. ¥ Stewart San Francis W 4 Mead Merrimac m MreG Lewis Jo A Taylor Cauata hill Fred Spring de _O Miltman N.-vada Frang Wesiey do W Vin Alstine de” Martin Maru'sh do Thos Car du Geo Winehip do = John Holbrook do John Hurst Maryevil'e J F WeKoe Nevada ) A sweet Moores A Taylor do Fraok Larkin Huntsh Hf Sou hard Tilton mil Josieh tfeacock Tiltm 5 Rieharas Gold Flat V Hutchins CauadahillM © Snyder Badger h { M Parker Picketvill J M Stare Moo-en JR Murphy Jonns Cr Li) Oobh Til on mill b A Fost Qiaker Hill CP MeSatmout Gra V vv H Bird-ul Titton mi A G Chew vet Dog 4 Abergast Kock Cre Sam Whiting Grass V JB erick Dutch Flat_ W sl vancua it G3 Co 4 W Kilisou Grasse Vall 't M Cary Unionvalie K Van Luau Sogyrvili A Libertve Gherok:e and Merrym«n Moore WK Taylur Geass Vial K Goodman Gult Fiat 1M Kuaseli Gold iat E W Cross do W Bezo e Rea Dog W 4 Merri! New York Joba ituibrook Deer cr KD Dean Cment ttt Pia: ~ Karp + Grass Val Dan Snuw Red Dog Wm Rabb s luv Fiat Geo Nichols do” Wm Prideaux Forvest VY ., Maul do Corb. Dutch Fint 4 Pailinghbam England J 5 1een Red . JA ray Alleghany Ls Jouth worth Melby f W oH Maretie verer Geo Steker Muck Creek G@ o Shaw Grass Vaile WC Maxton Grass V M Mohler Willow Vall M+ J unings Nevada Phil Goyae Yq Joho bar’ G Valley Johu Moijean . ki Kari do John Goyne . ra 1. Gu-estticity Chas Col-man i D W Ridiey'Q Hil Fiz Mastou 4 D Wilkinsea 2 J HiAdams 7s L. tf Heydlauff ica i J W Atherton Kd Dog Bb Fritts Washington W Hea ersun Kea Dog JogT P Crandle pureka J UO'Dell Ohaega U Baver Pleveant Valley Manuel Tuiret do Jas Williams do fhettis Washington 8 Baker Cement Hilti Frank Berta” sn W H Clerk Washoe D Jotuson do ‘Jobo Bolden city © = Kyle Omega vim D Xun San Juan MM Kimm Omega do Mre Kuife San Jaua i. 4 iikinseu city J P Divine Omega B C Frick selvy Flat Chas A chisan Omega J B rice Bear Vulley BZ Rigger Ked Deg 8S Waltace Seloy Fire . W m McKay do JK M-Duna-dcity J.8@D White do VY MeKee Omega RP Garnett G Vilieg Ha Phillips San Fraveie Mra JacobsQ ili) A Muore qv A.re-O-buru & Track = Cuas brown dé Jvun Biown city Dan Cleucey cit . L Mann Maryuville . mentiqumninemmmmminnaeme eed WANTED, A SMAI L Furnished tiouse, for man and wife . for three or four months. further C lars address ur inquire at this PF july 2 E. W. SMITH, pie City } Fruit and Veget.bles. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, go Inform the citizens of Nevada tist ae bas upened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES. NEW CIDER, always on band. Xr Families supplied at the Lowest Mar'et Rates The patronage of the public is sulicited . ; iy! CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY'S COACHES, Will leave the Office of the Compuny ut the “National Mxchange Hotei,” wud Seve ANG rau Uly, EVERY MORNING, at 6 o'clock, A. M. Por the fuliowing places, vis : Ilinoistown, = Virginia and Carson Cities, itil } uburn, and Sacramento. Also, will leave Daily, at ®.0closk, A. M. fer Smartsville, a ~ _ GEO. BR WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Pa.ater. FIe2 — PAINTIN« promptly attended “wet, Nevada in he effecting of cures here. tic has resumed . BENEFIT BALL. — and paccmnise in Nevada county, Ca ifornia, par ; Timbuctoo, ticulari hed in. Plaint tts complaint, of : whi-h the.» 41 Plaintiffs are the owners as -al ; and Marysville. legged im sald complain . and that being so the wt of nena hingscaltmasieg: [ome Tes Uae Ue aes , , a. ou ‘ween! ate an North, tat wan and’ sides i wn ea Sipree econ theca? m the Play. , F is ¥ ston thereof from the . a oe F City, tiffs ch La ia morc fuly set out in said Nerth San Juan. — ~~ Aud-yon are Dewsiiy Satins. a you ee Ww. Hi. DAVIDSON, Agent. apnear answer said comp t ae above Mewnta, June Suh. : shier Geman poe Plaintiff will take judgment as Nevada Light Guard . }o=i{ Distr Courtot the tik Sadiewl tee eral> ; o i4t s Attention vada Gu Lage birctot ke Neer vinageAcien. Jy 4 ~~ oe j ; county oi Nev: sth y A. yo ARE HEREBY ORDERED . v. 1-45. kK. H. PFARQUH VR. Clerk. ; to meetat the Armor, ry of the Company on G, K. Fa: quhar, Deputy Clerk. fuesday, July 4th, at 8 o'clock, A. ML . "er Revenue Stamp. in fall uniform, armed aod fer Company By order of Hon A. C. Niles, County Judge Parade. L member must be present KR H. FARQUMAKR, Clerx. tos co ad Grass V. py poder seco ion a J.C Deuel, Piaint.ffs Atty me : june6 Steve Venard, 0.8 ~ deine = + ‘ SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. . reney, orure convertible, at the option 6f the holder, dato ; scien’ oe U8. 5-20 Six per cent GOLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are tow worth a premium of nine per eeut. including gold interest from November, which makes the actual profit un the 7-30 lean, at current Tates, including interest, abuut tem per ceut. per apnum, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH. ADDS FRUM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on. other property. The interest is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached euch note, which may be cut ff and sold to any bank or bunker. ° ‘The interest amounts to ‘ Two cents. “ 100 “ Tee ts $500. **. 20 pe ED 61,00 quim gt —t. aa $5,000 ae Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.— This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered-by the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will make it Great Popular Loan of the People, Less than $300 000 000 of the lean anthorized ‘by h 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 prenium as has uniformly been the case on closing the sibscriptions to ether Loans. ; In orderthat c't'zens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to reeeive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, __ Bubseription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod : ADDENDUM. PHILDELPHIA, May 17th. 1°65. Becond 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. in Gold instead of 7 30 Currency. =Tlloe Lh Seer OOORE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphie. * wy UNMO® S—In the District Court of the 14th +) Judicial District, ofthe State of California, in and for the County of N-va’a Ac ion brought in the, Diatrict Court cf the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Cal fornia, in’an® for the County of Nevada, and the compl int fil d insaid County of Nevada, in the offi e of the Clerk of sai? District Court, A. Wie Whitt, Albert B. Correv, W. K Painter, Dant-l MeCreary, \#ilHam Quick, William J Stockton, 8. Ws Stock C, Deuel va Silae Medgett ct sl The People of the “tate of “alifornia send greeting to Si'as Bled ett. Milton Wallace. Wilitam Wallace, Wil lard D. Jones. James ttanes. John Race, H. B. Morri!.B. H. Berry, Robert Williwnson, J. 5. Harbineon and Valentine Porter, defendants You are hereby required to app: ar in an action brought ag inet by the.xbove named Piaintife inthe District © urt ofthe Fourteenth Ju dicinl-District of the Sta'e of Cali arnia. in and forthe County of Nevada, and t) anawer the complain’ fil herein within ten days exclu: sive of the dey of servie, after the service on vou of this summons, i* served within this county ; or, f served ont of this county, bur within this Jadicial District within twenty diys ; or if aveved out of sel! District, then within forty rave—or judgment b. default will be taken ‘mst you, arrording to tht prayer sald com rrlant. Pheeaii section is bonzht to obtain a judgment of ren: itution of certain Mining claims i. P For Sale. . . A GOO HOMESTEAD—consist of « bwelling House ani afue lat pnd ; td ina pleaxant pitefthe town The ton, Henry Cothran t-are D eStockton and Juv. e ‘ —TO— Pers cia sie, Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, 4 oan _ And examine the large and extensive E Stock of : : ke. ke. ke. THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAp. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! ‘. a . The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods _ at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell oir articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bbhbbb bbb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article tu be as represented. : , P. BANNER. . Nevada, May 27th. / FAMILY GROCERIES . A. BARUH, W OULD inform the people of Nevarsa eity that he has just received a large and fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything uaunlly Store ofthis kind. A charge. found in a well regulated 1) goods delivered tre of Terms Cash. , A. BARUH, Commercial StreetNevada, Nov. 29th. 7 NOTICE. ae Central Pacific Railroad Company. de ANNUAi, MELTING of the Stockholders or the CLNTKAL PACIFIC RAIL KUAD COMPANY UF CALLFURNIA Will be heto at the « flice of the Company, in the city of Savramente, uu the ELEVENTH DAY OF JU: * LY, 105. EH MibLisk, Jr. Secretary, Sacramento, May 27th—:m RARE CHANCE. a Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, BETWEEN NEVADA & MOURE’S FLAT, Is Offered For-Sale. Pape bai to Jeave the State. the undersigned offers for sule, hix Horses, Stage and Expr as line now running from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield. Woo sev’, and Moores Flat Itis th« best stave and Express route 1 ading outefthiscity For further particulars enquire of Db, W HARRIER, or at Crawford's Bookstore. : my3i United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City. ae BECKMAN & CARLEY, OUL' inform their friends that they have fitted up in «tyle the xbove Saloon and are to furnish to their patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. T! you want to play a game of Billiards youcan 2 ace: mmodated. as we have two of the best Tables ia the State my3l An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white spotted ox hap been found amony my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. . leis branded +>W. ©. D.” on the horn and “C” on the leit side. The owner can have him on proving property and paying charges. Enqvire PF. HUNNEFAUTH, jet Central House, Washington Road. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. now dest . MRS. BE UM takes great piessare in announeing t her ‘riends and all lovers of Dancing tha* she has completed her arrangement: fur a Grand Social Party. which w.i ve given at TEMPERANCE HALL, On Tuesday Evening, July 4th tp House contains Bevew rooms and there is omexecfleat well of water on the Pym ene. ‘or furbe cold very cheap ‘The p opcr'y will ther iar clas enquire ut Ms Le GOVE, Bw . & QNOD MUSIC has been and a FINS SUPPER will be got up for the oc anion. . « . TICKETS THREE DOLLARS. Nevada, June 7th, 165. = 3 ey Sear allud ~ went publi whe! and . sons soreplac Unie cand selve ries . Unie June bolt for 1 for § port vote for wey ner. plac the . wert som ed tl took and Con port ther an / the urd Get for . offic bere date beer six) they “will eve!

: SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1865, : "Fev Comty Union Nominations, DAVID BELDEN. John Pattison. * Reuben Leach, H.-G, Rollins, __H. L. Hatch, Por Sheriff,. For Assessor, For Collector. _ For Surveyor, Chas, Barket. H. 8. Bradley. « Wor Clerk, For Coroner, _ R, Farquhar. W. C. Stiles. For Recorder, Public Administrator, J. C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens. For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, John Caldwell. ‘MLS. Deal. . . For Treasurer, — For Supervisor, EF. Spence. Jonathan Clark. eR eter pore TEE Tus Excetsion District.—Andrew Hasey, J.N. Turner and John Hall, ef this ‘ity, have just returned ‘from the new mining District in the nortbern part of this county, and from them'we have ubtained reliable information ‘in regard to the mines.— Persons whe propose visiting the District ‘will find good roads from this city. Wagons an go by wey of the Henness Pass or up the Omega ridge, through Bear Valley and over the Pacific turnpike to Bowman’s.— ‘Phe latter is an excellent ronte for teams and for these who go on horseback and «foot ‘much nearer than any other. There is a tenil by which if. is only eleven miles from ‘Culberteon's bridge in Bear Valley te the vnew District. Ie the Excelsior District ‘two towns have been already laid out and named respectively Richville and Bridgeport. The site of the former is eust «¢ Meadow Lake, upon a beautiful slope, aiid about a quarter of a mile from Bridgeport. Hoyges are already being built in both plaoes. The country is well wooded and watered, containing excélient timber for building purposes, and unlimited water power.— . : Richville is so located that excellent water may be eonducted to the town from the, lakes at small expense. A mile and a quarter ‘from the town is Fordice Valley, affordiug excellent pasturage, andwilt, in. echorttime-supply the markets of the new mines with excellent vegetables. Where the sites of these tuwns have been located ‘the anow dis»ppears the first of March.— The gentlemen who composed the party from ‘this place found the ledges numervus and very large aad they pronounce them the riqhest they have jyet seen injthe country .— Where the surface is rocky the leads can be easily traced, but Where the timber is thick and the svil deep the ledg-s disappear. — They are,*in the District proper, composed , mostly ofa kind of black rock, which: bas $he appearance of being subjected to the ne44 ; Mipooffire, but aathey approach Bowman's to which plioe they have. beep-traced, tho _ ¥0tk. .veseindies ‘that taken from” tbe shihes in thie vicinity. The croppings epecimbtie of which we we were shown, contain auch pure ‘gold, some silver and galena.— ‘A mill was erected by « goupapy pear Buwoiap’s® yeur ago and jt js kept constantly ‘lamplayed ppon the company's lead. They Bako pleats of rook ina t, and though they wip te simplest machigery, workiay wi boni ‘Wo wwill‘has yet beep erected iw the vew District, but several sites have been selected aod companies are now getting ot timbers fortwo. The Rattlagprke ledge hae been moreshoreugh. y prospegted than ny visited Qyeur dofermantsa. This lord was seven. feet male an the aurface, a shaft has been eonk thirty feet,and the ledge is oow nine feet wide. The next is the Potoai, where the ebaft is nine feet deep, and rock taken out assayed $19,000 to the ton. A large ditiber df other leads show excellent indicationaand will prove equally rich as the above aamed, when opened. “A ledge bas been diséoverednear the outlet of Meaduw Lake about four fect thick. On one side it has a tend ‘of galena eighteen inches wide and-said " to be the Gineat diccovered on theconst. At Y ‘aa very rich lead was discovered afew days ngo. Ov the surface it is from a . than two years aga and the northern part of ‘. this eounty was Known te evntain good x4 ‘. thuse who inangurated the movement gut hundred feet. Some. of these sedg i vicinity of Bowman's were discovered more edges, but the heavy snow and the great working them. It was not until the enterprising prespectors from Virginia started westward in search ot treasure that the immense wealth of the Excelsior District was of men will soon be at work tuking guld from the very summits of the Sierras, and that the noise of machinery and thebuatle of mining towns will be-heard, where a month . . since seareely ahunter's cabin could be . found. The camp fires of prospectors may . . be seen thickly studddiag the hill sides at night and numbers of men are every duy enguged in sinking shafts or tracing ledges: No SLATE.—In ine Convention of sorebeads on Saturday, the men who igsued the call for a People’s Union Convention (7) managed the affair. Thev fixed upon the nominating committee to suit them, and the “fattest” offices. Oh, no, there was’ nt any shite there, 'twasthe people (7?) that did it The people “arose in their majesty” and forced Kent, Davenport, Nye, Hawley and the reat to take nominations. GUILTY.— ‘1 be “suppressed testimony” in the assassination case is published in the Union of yesterday. Itshuws conclusively that the murder of Abrahain Lincoln, and the attemptupon the lives of Seeretary Seward, Stanton, Vice President Johnson and General Grant was “ineited, concerted and procured” by Jeff Davis, Jucob Thompson, Beverly Tucker, C. ©. Clay, George N. Sanders and Win. C. Clery. Le? THs BE LooKep To —It having been decided by Judge Clifford of the United States Supreme Court, that a man who expressed his joy at the assassination of President Lincotnis not fit to serve asa juror in the Courts of the United States, we hope eur Courts, if it passes from Federal to State, will enforce this judgment in this State. There are about forty of these. disqualified jury men discharged frou Alcatraz afew days ago. SEE. notice of Furuisaed House wanted, in its spproprinte column. Re A 5 nen, known. Enough bas now been demonstra: . {] ted to warrant the assertiun that thousands Dr.J ¥ Gisre hias Surbed to = of a@ year. during time_h the miinent Husy in the gE “Ireland, : and F; ing Cafefuily studied thedificren: m-nt in those éa: abii is. co) tull KRuwledge, as to prope the practiee of his pr: tession at Nu. 617 Kearaud those who ar: suffe:ing trom ills which ractice will allow him to cure, His card will e found mane her coluun. * ee A Grand Bull for the Benefit of the Nevada Quadrille Band Will be given at NEVADA THEATER : —ox— Tuesday Evening, July 4th, 1865 & e EVERYBODY Is INVITED. * ° TICKETS, ‘$2.50 ICE CRAM! ICE CREAM! AT> ‘You Sy TASTED ANY JENKEN’S Vanilla or Lemon Ice Cream ? If not go immediately and try a plate of it. ~His Cream is the real, pure article—ao sham. and his apartments huve beef. fitted up in juxurivus style for the accommgdation of ~ : Ladies and Gentlemen, Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Jenkins’ Ice Cream Saloon Is “situated opposite the Union Hotel, on MAIN STREET, Where he will be happy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage. at all hours—day or night He willuiso send Cream te families without extra charge, In additiun to the Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS* has an adjoining Room where are pre pared all the Cooling Drinks of the season. viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS Lig Tunnel Quartz Mining Co. Nevada County, California. Sher THK STOCKH LDEKs of the above Company —You wiil please ‘ak notice that th Quarterly Meeting of the Com any will: be held at the Sveretary 's Office, in this city, on SATURDAY, July Ist, at 8 o'clock, P. M. A.H. OTHEM AN, Seeretary Office, No 30 Muin street, at J.J. Ott’s An«ay Office Nevada city. ‘ jel The ahbeve Meeting ix poxtponed to SATUR DAY July 8tn, irsorder of the Board of Prustecs A. H. OTUKMAN, 8 cretary. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, Monnay, July 3, 1865. ¥ Stewart San Francis W 4 Mead Merrimac m MreG Lewis Jo A Taylor Cauata hill Fred Spring de _O Miltman N.-vada Frang Wesiey do W Vin Alstine de” Martin Maru'sh do Thos Car du Geo Winehip do = John Holbrook do John Hurst Maryevil'e J F WeKoe Nevada ) A sweet Moores A Taylor do Fraok Larkin Huntsh Hf Sou hard Tilton mil Josieh tfeacock Tiltm 5 Rieharas Gold Flat V Hutchins CauadahillM © Snyder Badger h { M Parker Picketvill J M Stare Moo-en JR Murphy Jonns Cr Li) Oobh Til on mill b A Fost Qiaker Hill CP MeSatmout Gra V vv H Bird-ul Titton mi A G Chew vet Dog 4 Abergast Kock Cre Sam Whiting Grass V JB erick Dutch Flat_ W sl vancua it G3 Co 4 W Kilisou Grasse Vall 't M Cary Unionvalie K Van Luau Sogyrvili A Libertve Gherok:e and Merrym«n Moore WK Taylur Geass Vial K Goodman Gult Fiat 1M Kuaseli Gold iat E W Cross do W Bezo e Rea Dog W 4 Merri! 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SMITH, pie City } Fruit and Veget.bles. JOSEPH W. JACKSON, go Inform the citizens of Nevada tist ae bas upened a Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES. NEW CIDER, always on band. Xr Families supplied at the Lowest Mar'et Rates The patronage of the public is sulicited . ; iy!

CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY'S COACHES, Will leave the Office of the Compuny ut the “National Mxchange Hotei,” wud Seve ANG rau Uly, EVERY MORNING, at 6 o'clock, A. M. Por the fuliowing places, vis : Ilinoistown, = Virginia and Carson Cities, itil } uburn, and Sacramento. Also, will leave Daily, at ®.0closk, A. M. fer Smartsville, a ~ _ GEO. BR WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental Pa.ater. FIe2 — PAINTIN« promptly attended “wet, Nevada in he effecting of cures here. tic has resumed . BENEFIT BALL. — and paccmnise in Nevada county, Ca ifornia, par ; Timbuctoo, ticulari hed in. Plaint tts complaint, of : whi-h the.» 41 Plaintiffs are the owners as -al ; and Marysville. legged im sald complain . and that being so the wt of nena hingscaltmasieg: [ome Tes Uae Ue aes , , a. ou ‘ween! ate an North, tat wan and’ sides i wn ea Sipree econ theca? m the Play. , F is ¥ ston thereof from the . a oe F City, tiffs ch La ia morc fuly set out in said Nerth San Juan. — ~~ Aud-yon are Dewsiiy Satins. a you ee Ww. Hi. DAVIDSON, Agent. apnear answer said comp t ae above Mewnta, June Suh. : shier Geman poe Plaintiff will take judgment as Nevada Light Guard . }o=i{ Distr Courtot the tik Sadiewl tee eral> ; o i4t s Attention vada Gu Lage birctot ke Neer vinageAcien. Jy 4 ~~ oe j ; county oi Nev: sth y A. yo ARE HEREBY ORDERED . v. 1-45. kK. H. PFARQUH VR. Clerk. ; to meetat the Armor, ry of the Company on G, K. Fa: quhar, Deputy Clerk. fuesday, July 4th, at 8 o'clock, A. ML . "er Revenue Stamp. in fall uniform, armed aod fer Company By order of Hon A. C. Niles, County Judge Parade. L member must be present KR H. FARQUMAKR, Clerx. tos co ad Grass V. py poder seco ion a J.C Deuel, Piaint.ffs Atty me : june6 Steve Venard, 0.8 ~ deine = + ‘ SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. . reney, orure convertible, at the option 6f the holder, dato ; scien’ oe U8. 5-20 Six per cent GOLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are tow worth a premium of nine per eeut. including gold interest from November, which makes the actual profit un the 7-30 lean, at current Tates, including interest, abuut tem per ceut. per apnum, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH. ADDS FRUM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on. other property. The interest is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached euch note, which may be cut ff and sold to any bank or bunker. ° ‘The interest amounts to ‘ Two cents. “ 100 “ Tee ts $500. **. 20 pe ED 61,00 quim gt —t. aa $5,000 ae Notes of all the denominations named will be promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.— This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered-by the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will make it Great Popular Loan of the People, Less than $300 000 000 of the lean anthorized ‘by h 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 prenium as has uniformly been the case on closing the sibscriptions to ether Loans. ; In orderthat c't'zens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to reeeive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders. JAY COOKE, __ Bubseription Agent, Philadelphia. April 29-3meod : ADDENDUM. PHILDELPHIA, May 17th. 1°65. Becond 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. in Gold instead of 7 30 Currency. =Tlloe Lh Seer OOORE, Subscription Agent, Philadelphie. * wy UNMO® S—In the District Court of the 14th +) Judicial District, ofthe State of California, in and for the County of N-va’a Ac ion brought in the, Diatrict Court cf the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of Cal fornia, in’an® for the County of Nevada, and the compl int fil d insaid County of Nevada, in the offi e of the Clerk of sai? District Court, A. Wie Whitt, Albert B. Correv, W. K Painter, Dant-l MeCreary, \#ilHam Quick, William J Stockton, 8. Ws Stock C, Deuel va Silae Medgett ct sl The People of the “tate of “alifornia send greeting to Si'as Bled ett. Milton Wallace. Wilitam Wallace, Wil lard D. Jones. James ttanes. John Race, H. B. Morri!.B. H. Berry, Robert Williwnson, J. 5. Harbineon and Valentine Porter, defendants You are hereby required to app: ar in an action brought ag inet by the.xbove named Piaintife inthe District © urt ofthe Fourteenth Ju dicinl-District of the Sta'e of Cali arnia. in and forthe County of Nevada, and t) anawer the complain’ fil herein within ten days exclu: sive of the dey of servie, after the service on vou of this summons, i* served within this county ; or, f served ont of this county, bur within this Jadicial District within twenty diys ; or if aveved out of sel! District, then within forty rave—or judgment b. default will be taken ‘mst you, arrording to tht prayer sald com rrlant. Pheeaii section is bonzht to obtain a judgment of ren: itution of certain Mining claims i. P For Sale. . . A GOO HOMESTEAD—consist of « bwelling House ani afue lat pnd ; td ina pleaxant pitefthe town The ton, Henry Cothran t-are D eStockton and Juv. e ‘ —TO— Pers cia sie, Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, 4 oan _ And examine the large and extensive E Stock of : : ke. ke. ke. THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAp. ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! ‘. a . The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods _ at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell oir articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bbhbbb bbb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article tu be as represented. : , P. BANNER.. . Nevada, May 27th. / FAMILY GROCERIES . A. BARUH, W OULD inform the people of Nevarsa eity that he has just received a large and fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything uaunlly Store ofthis kind. A charge. found in a well regulated 1) goods delivered tre of Terms Cash. , A. BARUH, Commercial StreetNevada, Nov. 29th. 7 NOTICE. ae Central Pacific Railroad Company. de ANNUAi, MELTING of the Stockholders or the CLNTKAL PACIFIC RAIL KUAD COMPANY UF CALLFURNIA Will be heto at the « flice of the Company, in the city of Savramente, uu the ELEVENTH DAY OF JU: * LY, 105. EH MibLisk, Jr. Secretary, Sacramento, May 27th—:m RARE CHANCE. a Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, BETWEEN NEVADA & MOURE’S FLAT, Is Offered For-Sale. Pape bai to Jeave the State. the undersigned offers for sule, hix Horses, Stage and Expr as line now running from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield. Woo sev’, and Moores Flat Itis th« best stave and Express route 1 ading outefthiscity For further particulars enquire of Db, W HARRIER, or at Crawford's Bookstore. : my3i United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City. ae BECKMAN & CARLEY, OUL' inform their friends that they have fitted up in «tyle the xbove Saloon and are to furnish to their patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars. T! you want to play a game of Billiards youcan 2 ace: mmodated. as we have two of the best Tables ia the State my3l An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white spotted ox hap been found amony my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. . leis branded +>W. ©. D.” on the horn and “C” on the leit side. The owner can have him on proving property and paying charges. Enqvire PF. HUNNEFAUTH, jet Central House, Washington Road. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. now dest . MRS. BE UM takes great piessare in announeing t her ‘riends and all lovers of Dancing tha* she has completed her arrangement: fur a Grand Social Party. which w.i ve given at TEMPERANCE HALL, On Tuesday Evening, July 4th tp House contains Bevew rooms and there is omexecfleat well of water on the Pym ene. ‘or furbe cold very cheap ‘The p opcr'y will ther iar clas enquire ut Ms Le GOVE, Bw . & QNOD MUSIC has been and a FINS SUPPER will be got up for the oc anion. . « . TICKETS THREE DOLLARS. Nevada, June 7th, 165. = 3 ey Sear allud ~ went publi whe! and . sons soreplac Unie cand selve ries . Unie June bolt for 1 for § port vote for wey ner. plac the . wert som ed tl took and Con port ther an / the urd Get for . offic bere date beer six) they “will eve!