June 10, 1868 (4 pages)

ae ae any Sees mae pate, tant Go Bo Sauron sroxet. . erie T, ST amr . Meat ; ames mam the Tus Nationat Panrr—The party It cannot be accused of sectionalism, as It exists in every State of the Unica _ from Maine to Texas, and from the At. lantieto the Pacific. Io the large ma_ jority of States it is the dominant party and in others it at least maintains the position of = very strong minority. In 2 geographical point of view it is then . « National party. I's national character is ‘more apparent in the principles thomal ‘love by declaring in favor of maintaining the dignity and hosor of the country by the istrict fulfilment earned « reputation as a national party by the manner in which it conducted a dation. It has proved its nationality of slavery and opening the way for free --‘Jabbor on every foot of American soil> and manufactares. In the reconstruc~~ taf thie Union party is manifested by which before plunged the nation into s long and bloody war, and thus prevent _. forever the recurrence of another strife between sections. The efforts of the éntitle it to rank as the National party of the Union. A party with such principles should reesive the earnest support of every loyal citizen. The Democracy is an ultra sectional party in principle, as ig demonstrated by ite course during in their efforts to divide the nation. It has endeavored since the war to preserve and the same evils _ Welch, canned the civil strife and thas forfeited all claim to the support of loyal _ men. It is now managed and led by men who are avowedly sectional, loving the States more than their Nation, and who pride themselves on being the followers of Calhoun. Such are the men that make Democratic platforms and do the reasoning and thinking for the par‘ty. Let loyal men think of this and they must stand in the coming contest on the side of the Union party and follow their great leaders, Grant and Colfax to vietory. eel Tax Santa Baneana Post.—We have before us the firet copy of this journal, recently issued by Boust and Ferguson, I¢ is larger than Boust’s old paper, the Dutch Flat Hnguirer, ws neatly printed, and contains a large amount of reading matter. A part is printed in Spanish to accommodate that class of readers. ‘ <n SEVERAL defrauding Collectors have been fined and imprisoned in New York for defrauding the Gcvernment, Seru Wood, a pioneer, shot himself at Mud Springs on the 2d inst. . > mento to Virginia at three, and Austin for woven cents. 2 OI IHEVIIE -e It presumes on the ignorance of its readers if it questions the low ebb to which the national en dit was fallen under the traly “Democratic” administration of the old man imbecile, Bachanan. National credit is not geaged alone chanan’s Secretary of the Treasury, there was war or secession, to borrow $10,000,000, and only obtained $7,022, initial deposit rather than take and pay tided over till his resignation, by selling Gen. Diz, the succeeded him in Buchavan’s cabinet, attempted, Feb. 1861, te borrow a small sum on twenty year bonds at six per cent. ; and was obliged to sell those bonds at an average discount of nine and a half per cent. Sce Amer. Encyclopedia, Article Finances under which the republic commenced the world has ever known—a straggie in which it was ultimately required to keep on foot an army of one milwar in which well-appointed armies had to be transported by water or railroad for hundreds of miles—a war for which mearly every weapon, every carriage, had to be raised on the heel of every our government was in imminent peril of capture—when foreign capitalists was criminal madness and folly to coning the war a failure; and such papers as the National were denouncing every mistake and every patriotic exertion of the government ; and the whole Copperbead party of the north were seeking to depress the government credit and prevent enlistments. Does the National assume to deny the agency of the Union party in surmounting these obstacles? The raising of the loans whereby the war was prosecuted to a t-icmpbant conclusion was the standing miracle of the contest. Weil might Mr. Sargent say : soil. MINING ACCIDENT.—Assessor Bean informs us that Thomas Whitford was caught by the hanging wall ia a tun— at the bond geet cea caer ry mine yesterday, and severe red, His shoulder and back oot ear crushed, and he sustained serious internal injuries. eer le A LADY correspondent of the Milwaukie Sentinel, who, writing under a a nom de plume, had attracted considerable attention, received a note from a —— admirer, recently, in which writer said that a who could put such beautiful th a be conventions and platforms were declar. Koom of the Union over every foot of Soathern . ‘LLU. SB Wa Ge tae Or ye . 3 ¢ i SeFSssss 0 tte aa i & ac ber z iff i eee ; ile Qe EM ge Ree g gry if mowunrs Hi ! . t 4 ait “P . fee if i & # g ee i é F if ila F JULIUS DREYFUS, bby AGENT FOR SEIBERT’S WINES, and has the following brands ; ZINFINDAL, HAMBURG, CATAWBA. SAUTURNE, CHARSELAS, Also, s five article of WINE COGNAC. These Wines and Brandy were made in the For sale by the Bottle, Case or Galion, at th. U. 8. BAKERY, Pine Street. “The Union party found the national credit destroyed, traitors in the Cabi. *”Sd® Jane Th. te nad vom: arvaien in the Said ‘ . t ’s life. A y LU L ed over our destruction. That party called vast aresiee to the Sell, opeed . BLUE TENT GAW MILL on called vast armies to t dl and disciplined them, beat down the GEN: — arme of traitor hosts, and bore the flag A EPeAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMFor Sale at Market Rates. All done in the best il Dealer on DA at WAGONS built Vehicles ironed a4 and all ON STOCK, TRON Wo: mam JAMES MON £0, . ed. They have Prom Mission Street Whart, San Francicco, as I80 clock, noon, oman aroun : = ae wall with Ux Companys splendid acw StcamGUIDING STAR 3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YOEK ree. } BOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Baildi —Uniou Hotel, Nevads city, Cal. = Bmer rs = i oid JOHN W. QUICK, Manuiacturer. Removal to Vulcan iron Works, Fremont St. bet. Mission & Howard, Sen Fraucisco. apli WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in cIGkRs, TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, oe —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— ¢@7THE LARGEST AND BEST LuT EVER ‘RECEIVED IM THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr 26th. ee YOU: are hereby ordered to appear at YOUR ARMORY, On Saturday, June 13th, At 10 o'clock, A. M. 6. READ. 3. WARD. READ & WARD, Veorwaréders, Successors to Worrell & Co., Weaver & Daveuport and Whitney & Co., Dealers in FLOUR AND FEED, OfficeCOLFAX, at Railroad Bepot. §37~ Goods forwarded to all parts of Nevada Mark Goods , care R. & W. Send = to Colfax, with each con-. Colfax, June Sth.—tf GIANT POWDER: * ed in the deste ridges or All orders promptly filled by addressing BANDMANN, NEILSON & Co. Ban Francisco. Quarts Mines of Nevada success, can be obtained at $150 per pound im cartfam Francisco, May tat—tf KEEP COOLGOOD ICE T's may aba COMPANY are ICE to Panbn now the ty to CLOTHING STORE! . Wher: youcan buy Clothing, ete. hbk hb t MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that we have —TEE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought te the Meuntains. = MEYER & COs. _23 HOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GoeoRs!: NEW PRICES! MEYER & CO., : county that they have JUST OPKNED A MAMMOTH —akDp— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OFCALIFORNIA BLANKETS BOYS’ CLOTHING! Having purchaeed our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THK DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. eens WE HAV8 A SUPERIOR GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underelothiag, STOCK OF Boots, aie and ft Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to & FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS —#) A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE : —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. t@ Bring on your coin and take the Goods away. We buy and sell for cash, consequently we can sell é Tis ié MEYER CJ

ae ae any Sees mae pate, tant Go Bo Sauron sroxet. . erie T, ST amr . Meat ; ames mam the Tus Nationat Panrr—The party It cannot be accused of sectionalism, as It exists in every State of the Unica _ from Maine to Texas, and from the At. lantieto the Pacific. Io the large ma_ jority of States it is the dominant party and in others it at least maintains the position of = very strong minority. In 2 geographical point of view it is then . « National party. I's national character is ‘more apparent in the principles thomal ‘love by declaring in favor of maintaining the dignity and hosor of the country by the istrict fulfilment earned « reputation as a national party by the manner in which it conducted a dation. It has proved its nationality of slavery and opening the way for free --‘Jabbor on every foot of American soil> and manufactares. In the reconstruc~~ taf thie Union party is manifested by which before plunged the nation into s long and bloody war, and thus prevent _. forever the recurrence of another strife between sections. The efforts of the éntitle it to rank as the National party of the Union. A party with such principles should reesive the earnest support of every loyal citizen. The Democracy is an ultra sectional party in principle, as ig demonstrated by ite course during in their efforts to divide the nation. It has endeavored since the war to preserve and the same evils _ Welch, canned the civil strife and thas forfeited all claim to the support of loyal _ men. It is now managed and led by men who are avowedly sectional, loving the States more than their Nation, and who pride themselves on being the followers of Calhoun. Such are the men that make Democratic platforms and do the reasoning and thinking for the par‘ty. Let loyal men think of this and they must stand in the coming contest on the side of the Union party and follow their great leaders, Grant and Colfax to vietory. eel Tax Santa Baneana Post.—We have before us the firet copy of this journal, recently issued by Boust and Ferguson, I¢ is larger than Boust’s old paper, the Dutch Flat Hnguirer, ws neatly printed, and contains a large amount of reading matter. A part is printed in Spanish to accommodate that class of readers. ‘ <n SEVERAL defrauding Collectors have been fined and imprisoned in New York for defrauding the Gcvernment, Seru Wood, a pioneer, shot himself at Mud Springs on the 2d inst. . > mento to Virginia at three, and Austin for woven cents. 2 OI IHEVIIE -e It presumes on the ignorance of its readers if it questions the low ebb to which the national en dit was fallen under the traly “Democratic” administration of the old man imbecile, Bachanan. National credit is not geaged alone chanan’s Secretary of the Treasury, there was war or secession, to borrow $10,000,000, and only obtained $7,022, initial deposit rather than take and pay tided over till his resignation, by selling Gen. Diz, the succeeded him in Buchavan’s cabinet, attempted, Feb. 1861, te borrow a small sum on twenty year bonds at six per cent. ; and was obliged to sell those bonds at an average discount of nine and a half per cent. Sce Amer. Encyclopedia, Article Finances under which the republic commenced the world has ever known—a straggie in which it was ultimately required to keep on foot an army of one milwar in which well-appointed armies had to be transported by water or railroad for hundreds of miles—a war for which mearly every weapon, every carriage, had to be raised on the heel of every our government was in imminent peril of capture—when foreign capitalists was criminal madness and folly to coning the war a failure; and such papers as the National were denouncing every mistake and every patriotic exertion of the government ; and the whole Copperbead party of the north were seeking to depress the government credit and prevent enlistments. Does the National assume to deny the agency of the Union party in surmounting these obstacles? The raising of the loans whereby the war was prosecuted to a t-icmpbant conclusion was the standing miracle of the contest. Weil might Mr. Sargent say : soil. MINING ACCIDENT.—Assessor Bean informs us that Thomas Whitford was caught by the hanging wall ia a tun— at the bond geet cea caer ry mine yesterday, and severe red, His shoulder and back oot ear crushed, and he sustained serious internal injuries. eer le A LADY correspondent of the Milwaukie Sentinel, who, writing under a a nom de plume, had attracted considerable attention, received a note from a —— admirer, recently, in which writer said that a who could put such beautiful th a be conventions and platforms were declar. Koom of the Union over every foot of Soathern . ‘LLU. SB Wa Ge tae Or ye . 3 ¢ i SeFSssss 0 tte aa i & ac ber z iff i eee ; ile Qe EM ge Ree g gry if mowunrs Hi ! . t 4 ait “P . fee if i & # g ee i é

F if ila F JULIUS DREYFUS, bby AGENT FOR SEIBERT’S WINES, and has the following brands ; ZINFINDAL, HAMBURG, CATAWBA. SAUTURNE, CHARSELAS, Also, s five article of WINE COGNAC. These Wines and Brandy were made in the For sale by the Bottle, Case or Galion, at th. U. 8. BAKERY, Pine Street. “The Union party found the national credit destroyed, traitors in the Cabi. *”Sd® Jane Th. te nad vom: arvaien in the Said ‘ . t ’s life. A y LU L ed over our destruction. That party called vast aresiee to the Sell, opeed . BLUE TENT GAW MILL on called vast armies to t dl and disciplined them, beat down the GEN: — arme of traitor hosts, and bore the flag A EPeAL ASSORTMENT OF LUMFor Sale at Market Rates. All done in the best il Dealer on DA at WAGONS built Vehicles ironed a4 and all ON STOCK, TRON Wo: mam JAMES MON £0, . ed. They have Prom Mission Street Whart, San Francicco, as I80 clock, noon, oman aroun : = ae wall with Ux Companys splendid acw StcamGUIDING STAR 3,000 TONS, FOR NEW YOEK ree. } BOCTOR H. TILING, Graduate of the University at Dorpat. Baildi —Uniou Hotel, Nevads city, Cal. = Bmer rs = i oid JOHN W. QUICK, Manuiacturer. Removal to Vulcan iron Works, Fremont St. bet. Mission & Howard, Sen Fraucisco. apli WILLIAM LEWIS, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in cIGkRs, TOBACCO, MEERSCHAUM PIPES, MATCHES, oe —JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAST— ¢@7THE LARGEST AND BEST LuT EVER ‘RECEIVED IM THIS CITY, Nevada, Apr 26th. ee YOU: are hereby ordered to appear at YOUR ARMORY, On Saturday, June 13th, At 10 o'clock, A. M. 6. READ. 3. WARD. READ & WARD, Veorwaréders, Successors to Worrell & Co., Weaver & Daveuport and Whitney & Co., Dealers in FLOUR AND FEED, OfficeCOLFAX, at Railroad Bepot. §37~ Goods forwarded to all parts of Nevada Mark Goods , care R. & W. Send = to Colfax, with each con-. Colfax, June Sth.—tf GIANT POWDER: * ed in the deste ridges or All orders promptly filled by addressing BANDMANN, NEILSON & Co. Ban Francisco. Quarts Mines of Nevada success, can be obtained at $150 per pound im cartfam Francisco, May tat—tf KEEP COOLGOOD ICE T's may aba COMPANY are ICE to Panbn now the ty to CLOTHING STORE! . Wher: youcan buy Clothing, ete. hbk hb t MEYER & COMPANY, Corner of Broad & Pine Sts, NEVADA CITY. Everybody concedes that we have —TEE— BEST STOCK OF CLOTHING! Ever Brought te the Meuntains. = MEYER & COs. _23 HOT TO BE UNDERSOLD ! NEW GoeoRs!: NEW PRICES! MEYER & CO., : county that they have JUST OPKNED A MAMMOTH —akDp— Gents’ complete Fancy Dress Suits. A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OFCALIFORNIA BLANKETS BOYS’ CLOTHING! Having purchaeed our Goods for CASH of the Leading New York Houses, SINCE THK DECLINE IN PRICES, WE CAN AND SHALL RUN A LIVELY OPPOSITION TO HIGH PRICES. eens WE HAV8 A SUPERIOR GENTLEMEN'S FINE LINEN SHIRTS! Miners’ Shirts and Underelothiag, STOCK OF Boots, aie and ft Gaiters, TRUNKS, VALISES, SATCHELS, FANCY ARTICLES, And Everything pertaining to & FIRST CLASS CLOTHING STORE. EVERY VARIETY OF RUBBER GOODS —#) A LIBERAL DISCOUNT MADE : —To— COUNTRY DEALERS. t@ Bring on your coin and take the Goods away. We buy and sell for cash, consequently we can sell é Tis ié MEYER CJ