June 11, 1865 (4 pages)

Tae War Expep—We have received force of rebels by Kirby Smith, and, with it ‘the anneuncement that the authorities have —e ‘ordered the release of all prisoners sententhings indicate that the-war is at an end ; that‘the dawn of peace iat hand Not such peace as the copperheads sought for, pur‘chased at the cost of SH Union and dictated ‘by slave power, but peaee that gives safety, strength and glory tothe country. The results of this struggl@just past will extend to ages to ‘come. ‘Lhe reign of terror ‘which ‘once had a ‘rope. for every man who dared talk. of the horrors of slavery ; the spirit, which mobbed presses, bung preachers and prescribed every miin whese advocacy of liberty led him to assail slavery, has been utterly crushed, and now throughout the Idngth and breadth of the land freedom of speech and of the press are rights which can no longer be denied the Ameriean citizen. ‘The dawn of the country's glory is at hand, __ and _will-soon bs ifeati gress of the nation. The past contest broke the only fetters that bound our country, and being now free, with the-old Declaration of 1776 no longer a lie, America will fulfil her high destiny. No patriot will-ever feel that too dear-a price has been paid for the peace ‘we enjoy. The result of this struggle will ‘brighten every star in the nationul galaxy and clothe the nation in rubes of transcendentglory. ¥rom henceforth, in this land, ‘every man wall safely enjoy the the bles‘sings of liberty,;and “sing the merry song of peace to all his neighbors.” ‘Nor a CanpipaTe.—In to-day's paper we publish a card from Mr. Sears in which he denies being a candidate for the Senate. That we were mistaken in the , matter is chargable to Mr. Sears’ friends. Before Judge Belden was in the field wo heurd Sears spuken of and after that time when the “Shorts” were bunting the county over for some one to run against Belden he was again spoken of as a probable candidate. Judge Belden is the avowed friend of Sargent. Ifsent to the Senate he will do all in ‘power to make Mr. Sargent Senator.— The enemies of Sargent found ao man streng “enough to run against Belden, and therefore, knowing their own weakness, pretend to support him. But does any reasonable man suppose that the faction in the . ‘county which is now engaged in heaping abuse upon Sargent, the nen who dnily villify and slander him would send Belden or any other man tothe Senate whe would Bupport him if itcould be prevented. Why .according te their statements; Sargent is dishonest, incapable, a sympathizer with Copperheads, a demagogue, deserves banging, and yet they say they are in favor of sending Belden to the Senate, when they know be will use bis influence to elect such a man to thé U. 8. Senate. If the “Short Haira” believed one half of the statements they make about Sargent does any reasonable man believe they would vote for an pen and avowed friend of tis ia-Convention? Away with auch nonsense;; Sears and tia friends are for Belden because they dare net oppose him. We donot believe that themen who . now denounce him so bitterly, would ever permit any friend of that gentleman to represent the'county if they got the power in Cotitention The very statement that they support Belden either gives the falaehood to their denunciations of Sargent or eleeshows theni to‘be totally devuid of principle. We wilingly concede that Mr. Sears is not a candidate now, but at the same time we do not think he would refuse to serve if’ the nomination was forced upon him. Joun C. Baeckinniper.—Breckinridge wes not surrendered with either the armjes of Le or Johnson. He is not autong the paroled men er officers and therefore has none of the rights of those surrendered. He was Secretary of war in ths late rebellion ~, and there will probably be little difficulty jn wonricting him of treason as also there 12 litWe of bis punishment, We are glad this is so. Of all men engaged in the rebellion he mained in Washington asa tpy after the rebellion commenced, ysing all means in his estroythe@overnment power tod and te carry tucky out of the Uni After failing in tisid Ae Jeft for the South to use the information he had received against the country. He is one of the most infamous of all the conspirntoré, aud if ever a villain deserved Spo Bt oe i Fapidpro-t ie that Mr. Sargent has a slate: made =a for . ly as‘a word to say for or san who aspires to a county of, i ! These tools. and sycophants of John Conness had better refer to the last fulmination_of. their bosg “Short” and learn alittle sense from it, if possible. Mr Conness tells the part he -toyk in giving the State its present officials. He went to Low to get. him to be a eandidate, He claims eredit for putting his finger in the pie when the ticket for Supreme 8. should nde against any v fice. management of the affairs of a county, with the interests of which he has been identified. for the jast fifteen years? Is not he as much entitled to a choice in the affairs of bia own county as John Conness in the State? Who fought the spirit of secession in days agone, when these niggardly whelps were cheek by jowl with Southern chivalry? Who bas labored more than A A. Sargent for liberal principles aud for the interests of Nevada county! Miserable parveuns are mow,at work sevking to blacken his charaeter.— They tried it last year and were indignantly rebuked’ by the people. ‘The same fate awaits them this year. —. The hireling print of this city insi the county offices, and most attrocious serts that he has promised dozens of men the same positions. ~-What shamelessness !— Put any of the candidates listed among Mr. Sargent’s supporters upon the stand and not one of them will say he ever gave hima promise of the kind. “He has said to all that he did* not care tostrike for one friend against another, and has kept aluof from the scramble for county. offices. This, every man in the city knows. Make the candidates witnesses, citizens of Nevada, and put down the lying hounds of faction, led on by men without character or brains. VinDicaTor. * Ed. Transcript :— 1 nviived an article in your paper of Suturday, in which you reiterdte that Iam a candidate for the State Senate against Judge Belden. I am not a candidate fur any position, but have, and shall give to Judge Belden my sincere and hearty support. I haye not said or intimated to any person that I was or would bea candidate, and I respectfully ask you to produce anything to the contrary. June 10th. W. H. SEARS. — Tue PResipenr’s PRocuaMaTion — President Juhuson's Amnesty Proclamation has beenissued. It seals the coffin of treason forever. The following persons are denied pardon. All who have held office, civil, Sei se or other in the Coufederacy,’ All Who resigned judicial positions to aid. treason. All military men above the rank of Colonet in the army and Lieutenant in. the Navy. All who resignedseats ia Congress, the Army er Navy. All who helped to starve Union prisoners. All zebels educated at West Point orin the Naval Academy. All Governors of rebel States. All who went from loyal States to aid treason The pirates and Canndian ruiders. All under urrest for offences of any kind. All persons worth ever $20,000 and voluntarily nided the rebels — All who have violated oaths of allegiance. All classes of perseus—execluded froin. the benefits of the Awnestry will pe pardoned 00 application to the Piesident, if good cunse can be shown, The fulluwing ia the oath required by the Proelamation : I do solemnly swear or affirm, inthe presence of Alinighty God, that I will henceforth fuithtully deteud the Constitution of the United States and the Union of the Stater thereunder; I will in like manner abide by and faithfuiiy support all, lawe and proclamations which hive been made during tue existing rebellion in reterenee to the eman‘ejpation of slaver:— so help me God. COMPLIMENTakY.—An Englishman, who bad-been some weeks in Washington, remarked the night of the lorrible tragedy : “Taball pack my trunk und be off in the morming; for,” said be, “your streets will run blood to-morrow.” The train did not feave on Saturday morning, and he was obliged to stay. Hv was seen on Saturday evening, and his words were, “It ia inarvelous. In Paris or London rivers of blood would have. been shed under like cireumOnes Gone Back iw STYLE.—Among the Union refugees now returning to their homes is Oled Jobns in, who passed through Sacramento on Friday last, with his wife and five children, on their-way to Palmyra, 7 counbliged to depart in 1961 on account of the strong secession sentiment of the place — They start Eaat with six horses, a light wagon and a cow—instead of a “prairie schooner,” the more old-fashioned conveyagee. ~ Mone Bie TREES —They have a Mammoth Grove in Santa Cruz county, about six miles from the town of that name Th grove is‘seven miles from Senta Cruz and the t tree is fifty-four feet in circamup. Did it never oceur . G ’ Peabody Boston ™m Craig Nevada — toyou, Mr. Editor, how istent and very. Sue Peasoty do Ben Iwe do logical these ‘:Shorts” are in trying to bar % Lesch Grepe Te Sekll Cone ss Mc. Sargent from having any Voice in the pa do nh . Ballsand Social Parties. ty of Pike, Mitsvuri, whence théy were . ‘ at ex dence, BEOAD STBEET.o5s-.NEVADA © . LANGASTER & HABEY, Proprietors. & — $e : Sarurosy, June 10th. 1865. O-D Pond San G > Pond rn > Pre hoi = Lij * See Troe rifith eater PreammanwmeOust 4 4 Dowetch do -—Aaron Lyou Guild Fiat @ Neuter diy ot asia Soke Buns Gaicetis 1 3 John n v re wiey & w St Lou 7 Barve Jas. ttall Col Hill J A Hunter do. China RUM Moore Wastts Cond Fiat Chas Tewksbury Ge R J H Nile Spenceville 'H S Simonds Indian Sp Chas Dattis Grass Vai R B Gentry Piety itil James Monro John Morrie Red Dog’ . MVUSrIe. N ) B.C. H. CHASE wishes to inform the citizens of Nevada and. vicinity that he will give ~ 2 . Instructions in Music on the Piano, To those who may desire inis services. Pianos tuned, Accordeons and Violins Repuired in the best manner Mr Chase alsc wishes to vive notice that the Nevada Quadrille Band, under his direetion ig now prepared to furnish Mu.iec for com-ntinicate with Mr. Chase can do so through George W. Weleh, — jell Notice to Whom it may Concern. AVING disposed of our business here, we are desirous of settling all outst uding accounts as soon as possible. In order to do 80, we hereby extend to all those persons knowing themselves indebted to us a cordial and respcctful invitation to come forward and settie their accounts immediately. The same can be settled with N. Cs TULLY, who. is making that his special business just at present, or with H M. HIN DS, at the store of A. H. Hanson & Co. Jel0-2w = Respeetfully, “N.C. TULLY & CO. CRAND BALL. A Grand Ball will be given at the, NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, June 22, This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. The whole arrangement will be under the superin tendanee of the Board of Trustees W, C. STILES, TOHN CASHIN, D.8. BAKER, CHAS KENT. JAMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. . A genera! iovitation is extended. je? INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGH’S BALAN! ; The Great Blood Tuetire aud Ritumatic Pain iler. ecu, we THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cure of . all diseases arising trom ¥ Blood. vig. Serofula in Tl its forma, Chronic Sore A rag oa Uteera. og oh aa Cutanvous Eruptions, imples on t ace, Blotches. Boils, Entargement and aor the Bones and Jointe, Ria wma and Rettore, ) litte 3 8. Ven real bisexs ercur f Weakhenn Loxe of Appetite, Disordered a ach, Drspepela or Ind tion. Nervousness, Siek Headache, and Nervous Headache, Piles, Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Pain or Patri tationof the Heart, Heariburn, Palain the Side and Back, Disease of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs generally. Dis ares pocul to Females 5 for, Cc b rsd CO ata Basie ee ee r RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. It has never been known te fail in caurin matiam in its wor-t terms. Also. Garodhercn. stitutional Disur-iers witt 0 removed by this more speedily an with greater satety? b: TAN Toa QUT ee: The 1 gran TLA-QUILLAUGH’S BaL SAM acts on iathevery pro ceas of its formation, willreatore circulation toa healthy state. by eradicat ng’ the cle this 3 and -who—wish-to{—_? —__ . County of Nevada, Managers. Nevada. Grass Valley. I Williamson, _D:B. Nye, , R. Gentry, “F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, ‘Joha MeGuire, M 8. Deal, Jd W. Davis. F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton, A H.Hanson, Aaron Hooper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A. Lancaster; Chas. C. Smith, W. Hy Davidson, . dA. Farrel, Frank Fisher, 4. P. Skelton, H. R. Smith, Jas, B. Jeffery. C C. Leavitt, cat J. Bazley, a A-. W. Lester, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore's Fiat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, W. C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith. Henry Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, 4 = Hotfield, 8_A. Carter, od. Pratt, Charles Marvin, % P. S. Murphy. ‘ Lake City. You Bet. H. Arnold, James Green, George C. Powers. Frank Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield, Cc. Srwele, a : i sg po J Fitzgerald, ames Marriott, Wm MeNight. R C: Black, : Red Dog. . John Hussey, M. Cembs. Floor Managers, Chas. McElvy, D Belden, F. Clevetand, 4 , Barton, Wm. HM, Weeks, W Sigourney, J H. Helm, G.E. Withington’ ~T A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. NS Real Pra ecw NEW 4 AND W GOODS! ! XK: Hs HANSON. J. W. HINDS. _ A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city. a. wee Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange -Hotel, on Broad Street, ee ceipt of everything im the way ot CROCERIES, oe PROVISIONS, Liquors, MINING TOOLS, &c, &c. To which we invite the attention of all in want of anything in this line, —_—— These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SS EERE In order to sell Goods cheap tracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, June 4th. ' MEAT MARKET. . JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is prepared. to aupply every body with the best of f, Veal, ork, Mutton, Corned Beefand Pork &c. &c. at e lowest cash prices. A UMISISTRATOR'S SALE OF KEAL EsTATE.—Estate of JOSEPH WILDKs, deceaned.—Notice is hereby given that inpurayance gf the order of .the: Probate Court of the’ and avoid conin the state of California, ma le on the Fifth day of June, A. D. 1865, in the matter of the Estate of Jv seph Wildes, deceased, the undersigned, Administrotrix’ of said Kstate, rly on Pt poe ah on best bidder. for cash, in one.parcel and su t to confirmation by said Probate Court, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of June, at the Law Office of John C. Deuel, No. 18 td ge Grass Valley, im said county, where bid of all the right, title and interest and Estate of che aaid intestate, at the time of his death. and all the right, title and interest that the said Ks tate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than in ad.iition to that of the said Kstate, aie time of his death, in and to all that lot, piece or pare: of Mininy ground and Quariz Loae, sitiate, . ingaud biing in the suid city and Uounty and deserib-d as fontows. to-wit :— Those certain Mining Claima and Quartz Lode, situated on New York Hill, Township of Grass Valley. County of Ni vada and State of Califor nia. and known as the Wilden Claim, buunde? on the south by the claims 1 Larimer, Sykes and othera, and ou the west by the claims of Jules Fricot, and on the north by the claims of euel and others. Said claim being eiyht hundred tect in teaeth on that certain lode knuwn as the New York Hill Lode—auid deceased claiming ‘to be the sole proprieior and owner of #aid claim. per cent. of the pyrchase tane Fy Fem e ph rte . to « vendor at the time of sale, 4 mn contirmation of sale by said Probate Court—deed at the expense of the purchaser. Bids respect fully soticited. ANNAH WIIDES HA) Administratrix of the Est t rild ‘ee a ¢ of Joseph Ww a Oppesition Steamer Day, June 13th. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!: . Po a Via. Nicaragua . — 2 CARRYING UNITED STA TES MAIL. THE Central American Transit . Company wil! despatch the favor ; hi double engine kleamship 7 BLRYUEN...<c.cc0. Commander. For San Juan Del Sur. from Mi wharf, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Mignign, Street ON TUESDAY Connecting at GKEYTO wN ’ Dificent maw Steamy with tue mag. GOLDEN RULE, 3,500 Tons, for New York, Meals furnished tree by the Company whil¢ crossing. A Baggage Master Will be sent thro’ by each steamer, Losurance on at the Jowest rates. . The atexther America will sueceed TAYLOR in July ith. é me NGGRe For further information a ply to I. W. RA MOND. Agent, NW. corner of Battery and Pine atreeta, m28 Up stairs, San Faancisco PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PEINDLE's is one of the Finest in the State, « ye Gallery is conducted by JAMES WISK who is a Paofessionnl rtrai Pai has madeit a liiethae study and te ane good iil tis Sos Pe to other places, Evture ie taken at this eatabtographe painted iu On aS" Crre cote =. ter Orytypes, Melanot © £3 tore, hens ef » Over Romenit a5, 5 _ 4+ A SARGENT, . feet from the ground uw ; and} We have on hand and will bein constant rewill be received ior the sale. OSES TAYLOR. 4 the leit side. The owner can have him on Bi aceametadwossmioan irks baiaadighe tes Sinn de cabal oe ds Wisyevete ce ip Opposition ithe tet s ——— Come ‘One, Come all ! f —TO— cer, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, And examine the large and extensive Stock of : Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, . &es &e. &e, THAT WE ARE SELLINGTWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEap. “ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! The: Business facilities we have of getting our. Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION ‘Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOW. EST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. FAMILY CROCERIES OULD juform the people of Nevans Ww that he has just received a large and = Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, ‘Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind.All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th, NOTICE, Central Paeifie Railroad Company. g he ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA wil) be held at the office of the Company, in the city of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1865, E. H MILLER, Jr. Secretary. Sacramento, May 27th—1m_ RARE CHANCE. Harrier’s Stage and “Express Line, BETWEEN NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. ABT to leave the State. the undersigned kL. Offers for sale, his ‘Horses, Stage and “Ex. press line now runni from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield, Go'sev’s. and Moore's Filet Itis the best Stage and Express ‘route leading out of this city For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIA4R, or at Crawford's Bookstore, ; my3t United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. BECKMAN & CARLEY; OULP inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their Patrons, the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, _acec Mmodated. as we have two of t Tables ia the State. . An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white *potted ox has been found among ™m) cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. Heis brandea*«W. C. D.” on the horn and *“‘C”’ on rovProperty and paying charges. of eng eeeee P. HUNNEFAUTE. jel Central House, W arhipgton Read. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. ee Fy MES. BLUM takes great piessure in announcing to her friends and a)) lovere of Dancing that she has com: her arra ts jora Grand Party. whie will be given at TEMPERANCE HALL, . On Tuesday Evening July 4th ‘meee GO@D MUSIC hasbeen anda FINS SUPPER wil be got up for the oc. asion Trade Young and Old, Rich and Poor, If you want toplay a game of Billiardeyoucan ~ myst. upon ois ee EEE PxRoscr! men who . against Sar mnagnanimi ing for nea of E. ¥. FE city? Tel made a goc man 6xcep petitioned . it Was RO . the magnar tate him. tion comin; er been exe Dornin,.on the best m« from the P heighth of . Sargent to States Sen in this cou: ~ are done bj of Conness whom are ¢ have the ‘ magnaniin« THE Fot Committee oparing for July are m large amou raised and« The Comm sited the R address. ‘) _will he see: “NEVAD. July Com your invita Fourth of J have ever e giveth us th Nearly a: all the soci vited to pa it will with held in the: Acceptt vitation wa Guard from Valley, inv in the celel and anothe: Guard seco zene commi imously to ; bers of the force en the PREacui at the Meth evening at ‘Dryden. pas Rev. Mr. tist Chureh Congreg ‘clock. X Tre Ne Co’s coach road yeste r not arrive stock was to the new drivers had and could n The station mnodations « ulated in a. pect the st: road is said THE dail deena reduc day,since 1 estimated a To Fat ehildren pi Have they . ears, eyes, you lifeless vous, paine vigor, elas’ Doyen’s Sa act like a Agents SPLENDI Esq., it ca! lent picture Lincoln is cipation Pr to be the be _ Bn exceller of premioe

Tae War Expep—We have received force of rebels by Kirby Smith, and, with it ‘the anneuncement that the authorities have —e ‘ordered the release of all prisoners sententhings indicate that the-war is at an end ; that‘the dawn of peace iat hand Not such peace as the copperheads sought for, pur‘chased at the cost of SH Union and dictated ‘by slave power, but peaee that gives safety, strength and glory tothe country. The results of this struggl@just past will extend to ages to ‘come. ‘Lhe reign of terror ‘which ‘once had a ‘rope. for every man who dared talk. of the horrors of slavery ; the spirit, which mobbed presses, bung preachers and prescribed every miin whese advocacy of liberty led him to assail slavery, has been utterly crushed, and now throughout the Idngth and breadth of the land freedom of speech and of the press are rights which can no longer be denied the Ameriean citizen. ‘The dawn of the country's glory is at hand, __ and _will-soon bs ifeati gress of the nation. The past contest broke the only fetters that bound our country, and being now free, with the-old Declaration of 1776 no longer a lie, America will fulfil her high destiny. No patriot will-ever feel that too dear-a price has been paid for the peace ‘we enjoy. The result of this struggle will ‘brighten every star in the nationul galaxy and clothe the nation in rubes of transcendentglory. ¥rom henceforth, in this land, ‘every man wall safely enjoy the the bles‘sings of liberty,;and “sing the merry song of peace to all his neighbors.” ‘Nor a CanpipaTe.—In to-day's paper we publish a card from Mr. Sears in which he denies being a candidate for the Senate. That we were mistaken in the , matter is chargable to Mr. Sears’ friends. Before Judge Belden was in the field wo heurd Sears spuken of and after that time when the “Shorts” were bunting the county over for some one to run against Belden he was again spoken of as a probable candidate. Judge Belden is the avowed friend of Sargent. Ifsent to the Senate he will do all in ‘power to make Mr. Sargent Senator.— The enemies of Sargent found ao man streng “enough to run against Belden, and therefore, knowing their own weakness, pretend to support him. But does any reasonable man suppose that the faction in the . ‘county which is now engaged in heaping abuse upon Sargent, the nen who dnily villify and slander him would send Belden or any other man tothe Senate whe would Bupport him if itcould be prevented. Why .according te their statements; Sargent is dishonest, incapable, a sympathizer with Copperheads, a demagogue, deserves banging, and yet they say they are in favor of sending Belden to the Senate, when they know be will use bis influence to elect such a man to thé U. 8. Senate. If the “Short Haira” believed one half of the statements they make about Sargent does any reasonable man believe they would vote for an pen and avowed friend of tis ia-Convention? Away with auch nonsense;; Sears and tia friends are for Belden because they dare net oppose him. We donot believe that themen who . now denounce him so bitterly, would ever permit any friend of that gentleman to represent the'county if they got the power in Cotitention The very statement that they support Belden either gives the falaehood to their denunciations of Sargent or eleeshows theni to‘be totally devuid of principle. We wilingly concede that Mr. Sears is not a candidate now, but at the same time we do not think he would refuse to serve if’ the nomination was forced upon him. Joun C. Baeckinniper.—Breckinridge wes not surrendered with either the armjes of Le or Johnson. He is not autong the paroled men er officers and therefore has none of the rights of those surrendered. He was Secretary of war in ths late rebellion ~, and there will probably be little difficulty jn wonricting him of treason as also there 12 litWe of bis punishment, We are glad this is so. Of all men engaged in the rebellion he mained in Washington asa tpy after the rebellion commenced, ysing all means in his estroythe@overnment power tod and te carry tucky out of the Uni After failing in tisid Ae Jeft for the South to use the information he had received against the country. He is one of the most infamous of all the conspirntoré, aud if ever a villain deserved Spo Bt oe i Fapidpro-t ie that Mr. Sargent has a slate: made =a for . ly as‘a word to say for or san who aspires to a county of, i ! These tools. and sycophants of John Conness had better refer to the last fulmination_of. their bosg “Short” and learn alittle sense from it, if possible. Mr Conness tells the part he -toyk in giving the State its present officials.. He went to Low to get. him to be a eandidate, He claims eredit for putting his finger in the pie when the ticket for Supreme 8. should nde against any v fice. management of the affairs of a county, with the interests of which he has been identified. for the jast fifteen years? Is not he as much entitled to a choice in the affairs of bia own county as John Conness in the State? Who fought the spirit of secession in days agone, when these niggardly whelps were cheek by jowl with Southern chivalry? Who bas labored more than A A. Sargent for liberal principles aud for the interests of Nevada county! Miserable parveuns are mow,at work sevking to blacken his charaeter.— They tried it last year and were indignantly rebuked’ by the people. ‘The same fate awaits them this year. —. The hireling print of this city insi the county offices, and most attrocious serts that he has promised dozens of men the same positions. ~-What shamelessness !— Put any of the candidates listed among Mr. Sargent’s supporters upon the stand and not one of them will say he ever gave hima promise of the kind. “He has said to all that he did* not care tostrike for one friend against another, and has kept aluof from the scramble for county. offices. This, every man in the city knows. Make the candidates witnesses, citizens of Nevada, and put down the lying hounds of faction, led on by men without character or brains. VinDicaTor. * Ed. Transcript :— 1 nviived an article in your paper of Suturday, in which you reiterdte that Iam a candidate for the State Senate against Judge Belden. I am not a candidate fur any position, but have, and shall give to Judge Belden my sincere and hearty support. I haye not said or intimated to any person that I was or would bea candidate, and I respectfully ask you to produce anything to the contrary. June 10th. W. H. SEARS. — Tue PResipenr’s PRocuaMaTion — President Juhuson's Amnesty Proclamation has beenissued. It seals the coffin of treason forever. The following persons are denied pardon. All who have held office, civil, Sei se or other in the Coufederacy,’ All Who resigned judicial positions to aid. treason. All military men above the rank of Colonet in the army and Lieutenant in. the Navy. All who resignedseats ia Congress, the Army er Navy. All who helped to starve Union prisoners. All zebels educated at West Point orin the Naval Academy. All Governors of rebel States. All who went from loyal States to aid treason The pirates and Canndian ruiders. All under urrest for offences of any kind. All persons worth ever $20,000 and voluntarily nided the rebels — All who have violated oaths of allegiance. All classes of perseus—execluded froin. the benefits of the Awnestry will pe pardoned 00 application to the Piesident, if good cunse can be shown, The fulluwing ia the oath required by the Proelamation : I do solemnly swear or affirm, inthe presence of Alinighty God, that I will henceforth fuithtully deteud the Constitution of the United States and the Union of the Stater thereunder; I will in like manner abide by and faithfuiiy support all, lawe and proclamations which hive been made during tue existing rebellion in reterenee to the eman‘ejpation of slaver:— so help me God. COMPLIMENTakY.—An Englishman, who bad-been some weeks in Washington, remarked the night of the lorrible tragedy : “Taball pack my trunk und be off in the morming; for,” said be, “your streets will run blood to-morrow.” The train did not feave on Saturday morning, and he was obliged to stay. Hv was seen on Saturday evening, and his words were, “It ia inarvelous. In Paris or London rivers of blood would have. been shed under like cireumOnes Gone Back iw STYLE.—Among the Union refugees now returning to their homes is Oled Jobns in, who passed through Sacramento on Friday last, with his wife and five children, on their-way to Palmyra, 7 counbliged to depart in 1961 on account of the strong secession sentiment of the place — They start Eaat with six horses, a light wagon and a cow—instead of a “prairie schooner,” the more old-fashioned conveyagee. ~ Mone Bie TREES —They have a Mammoth Grove in Santa Cruz county, about six miles from the town of that name Th grove is‘seven miles from Senta Cruz and the t tree is fifty-four feet in circamup. Did it never oceur . G ’ Peabody Boston ™m Craig Nevada — toyou, Mr. Editor, how istent and very. Sue Peasoty do Ben Iwe do logical these ‘:Shorts” are in trying to bar % Lesch Grepe Te Sekll Cone ss Mc. Sargent from having any Voice in the pa do nh . Ballsand Social Parties. ty of Pike, Mitsvuri, whence théy were . ‘ at ex dence, BEOAD STBEET..o5s-.NEVADA © . LANGASTER & HABEY, Proprietors. & — $e : Sarurosy, June 10th. 1865. O-D Pond San G > Pond rn > Pre hoi = Lij * See Troe rifith eater PreammanwmeOust 4 4 Dowetch do -—Aaron Lyou Guild Fiat @ Neuter diy ot asia Soke Buns Gaicetis 1 3 John n v re wiey & w St Lou 7 Barve Jas. ttall Col Hill J A Hunter do. China RUM Moore Wastts Cond Fiat Chas Tewksbury Ge R J H Nile Spenceville 'H S Simonds Indian Sp Chas Dattis Grass Vai R B Gentry Piety itil James Monro John Morrie Red Dog’ .. MVUSrIe. N ) B.C. H. CHASE wishes to inform the citizens of Nevada and. vicinity that he will give ~ 2 . Instructions in Music on the Piano, To those who may desire inis services. Pianos tuned, Accordeons and Violins Repuired in the best manner Mr Chase alsc wishes to vive notice that the Nevada Quadrille Band, under his direetion ig now prepared to furnish Mu.iec for com-ntinicate with Mr. Chase can do so through George W. Weleh, — jell Notice to Whom it may Concern. AVING disposed of our business here, we are desirous of settling all outst uding accounts as soon as possible. In order to do 80, we hereby extend to all those persons knowing themselves indebted to us a cordial and respcctful invitation to come forward and settie their accounts immediately. The same can be settled with N. Cs TULLY, who. is making that his special business just at present, or with H M. HIN DS, at the store of A. H. Hanson & Co. Jel0-2w = Respeetfully, “N.C. TULLY & CO. CRAND BALL. A Grand Ball will be given at the, NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, June 22, This Ball is given for the purpose of raising Funds to furnish the New Theatre Building. The whole arrangement will be under the superin tendanee of the Board of Trustees W, C. STILES, TOHN CASHIN, D.8. BAKER, CHAS KENT. JAMES MONRO. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. . A genera! iovitation is extended. je? INDIAN TLA-QUILLAUGH’S BALAN! ; The Great Blood Tuetire aud Ritumatic Pain iler. ecu, we THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cure of . all diseases arising trom ¥ Blood. vig. Serofula in Tl its forma, Chronic Sore A rag oa Uteera. og oh aa Cutanvous Eruptions, imples on t ace, Blotches. Boils, Entargement and aor the Bones and Jointe, Ria wma and Rettore, ) litte 3 8. Ven real bisexs ercur f Weakhenn Loxe of Appetite, Disordered a ach, Drspepela or Ind tion. Nervousness, Siek Headache, and Nervous Headache, Piles, Costiveness, Liver Complaints, Pain or Patri tationof the Heart, Heariburn, Palain the Side and Back, Disease of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs generally. Dis ares pocul to Females 5 for, Cc b rsd CO ata Basie ee ee r RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. It has never been known te fail in caurin matiam in its wor-t terms. Also. Garodhercn. stitutional Disur-iers witt 0 removed by this more speedily an with greater satety? b: TAN Toa QUT ee: The 1 gran TLA-QUILLAUGH’S BaL SAM acts on iathevery pro ceas of its formation, willreatore circulation toa healthy state. by eradicat ng’ the cle this 3 and -who—wish-to{—_? —__ . County of Nevada, Managers. Nevada. Grass Valley. I Williamson, _D:B. Nye, , R. Gentry, “F. Cleaveland, Jos Worrell, ‘Joha MeGuire, M 8. Deal, Jd W. Davis. F. Stumpf, G. Hamilton, A H.Hanson, Aaron Hooper, J. McNeely. A. B. Dibble, J. Dreyfuss, A.B Brady, J. A. Lancaster; Chas. C. Smith, W. Hy Davidson, . dA. Farrel, Frank Fisher, 4. P. Skelton, H. R. Smith, Jas, B. Jeffery. C C. Leavitt, cat J. Bazley, a A-. W. Lester, V. Smithburg. Rough & Ready. Moore's Fiat. L. W. Walling, John Hickey, D. Bently, John Caldwell, W. C. Ault, Dr Hardy, A. A. Smith. Henry Hayes, D. W. Harrier. San Juan. Omega. Chas. Schardin, J, McCambridge, 4 = Hotfield, 8_A. Carter, od. Pratt, Charles Marvin, % P. S. Murphy. ‘ Lake City. You Bet. H. Arnold, James Green, George C. Powers. Frank Ryan. Washington. North Bloomfield, Cc. Srwele, a : i sg po J Fitzgerald, ames Marriott, Wm MeNight. R C: Black, : Red Dog. . John Hussey, M. Cembs. Floor Managers,

Chas. McElvy, D Belden, F. Clevetand, 4 , Barton, Wm. HM, Weeks, W Sigourney, J H. Helm, G.E. Withington’ ~T A First Class Band has volunteered their services for the Ball. NS Real Pra ecw NEW 4 AND W GOODS! ! XK: Hs HANSON. J. W. HINDS. _ A. H. HANSON & CO. OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada city. a. wee Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt’s Building, Adj. the National Exchange -Hotel, on Broad Street, ee ceipt of everything im the way ot CROCERIES, oe PROVISIONS, Liquors, MINING TOOLS, &c, &c. To which we invite the attention of all in want of anything in this line, —_—— These Goods willbe sold WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. SS EERE In order to sell Goods cheap tracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly FOR CASH. Nevada, June 4th. ' MEAT MARKET. . JAMES MONROE can be found at the old stand on Broad st. where he is prepared. to aupply every body with the best of f, Veal, ork, Mutton, Corned Beefand Pork &c. &c. at e lowest cash prices. A UMISISTRATOR'S SALE OF KEAL EsTATE.—Estate of JOSEPH WILDKs, deceaned.—Notice is hereby given that inpurayance gf the order of .the: Probate Court of the’ and avoid conin the state of California, ma le on the Fifth day of June, A. D. 1865, in the matter of the Estate of Jv seph Wildes, deceased, the undersigned, Administrotrix’ of said Kstate, rly on Pt poe ah on best bidder. for cash, in one.parcel and su t to confirmation by said Probate Court, on WEDNESDAY, the 28th day of June, at the Law Office of John C. Deuel, No. 18 td ge Grass Valley, im said county, where bid of all the right, title and interest and Estate of che aaid intestate, at the time of his death. and all the right, title and interest that the said Ks tate has by operation of law or otherwise acquired other than in ad.iition to that of the said Kstate, aie time of his death, in and to all that lot, piece or pare: of Mininy ground and Quariz Loae, sitiate, . ingaud biing in the suid city and Uounty and deserib-d as fontows. to-wit :— Those certain Mining Claima and Quartz Lode, situated on New York Hill, Township of Grass Valley. County of Ni vada and State of Califor nia. and known as the Wilden Claim, buunde? on the south by the claims 1 Larimer, Sykes and othera, and ou the west by the claims of Jules Fricot, and on the north by the claims of euel and others. Said claim being eiyht hundred tect in teaeth on that certain lode knuwn as the New York Hill Lode—auid deceased claiming ‘to be the sole proprieior and owner of #aid claim. per cent. of the pyrchase tane Fy Fem e ph rte . to « vendor at the time of sale, 4 mn contirmation of sale by said Probate Court—deed at the expense of the purchaser. Bids respect fully soticited. ANNAH WIIDES HA) Administratrix of the Est t rild ‘ee a ¢ of Joseph Ww a Oppesition Steamer Day, June 13th. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!: . Po a Via. Nicaragua . — 2 CARRYING UNITED STA TES MAIL. THE Central American Transit . Company wil! despatch the favor ; hi double engine kleamship 7 BLRYUEN.....<c.cc0.. Commander. For San Juan Del Sur. from Mi wharf, at 10 o’clock, A. M. Mignign, Street ON TUESDAY Connecting at GKEYTO wN ’ Dificent maw Steamy with tue mag. GOLDEN RULE, 3,500 Tons, for New York, Meals furnished tree by the Company whil¢ crossing. A Baggage Master Will be sent thro’ by each steamer, Losurance on at the Jowest rates. . The atexther America will sueceed TAYLOR in July ith. é me NGGRe For further information a ply to I. W. RA MOND. Agent, NW. corner of Battery and Pine atreeta, m28 Up stairs, San Faancisco PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY. WISE & PEINDLE's is one of the Finest in the State, « ye Gallery is conducted by JAMES WISK who is a Paofessionnl rtrai Pai has madeit a liiethae study and te ane good iil tis Sos Pe to other places, Evture ie taken at this eatabtographe painted iu On aS" Crre cote =. ter Orytypes, Melanot © £3 tore, hens ef » Over Romenit a5, 5 _ 4+ A SARGENT, . feet from the ground uw ; and} We have on hand and will bein constant rewill be received ior the sale. OSES TAYLOR. 4 the leit side. The owner can have him on Bi aceametadwossmioan irks baiaadighe tes Sinn de cabal oe ds Wisyevete ce ip Opposition ithe tet s ——— Come ‘One, Come all ! f —TO— cer, Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, And examine the large and extensive Stock of : Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, . &es &e. &e, THAT WE ARE SELLINGTWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEap. “ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! The: Business facilities we have of getting our. Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION ‘Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOW. EST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. FAMILY CROCERIES OULD juform the people of Nevans Ww that he has just received a large and = Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, ‘Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind.All goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th, NOTICE, Central Paeifie Railroad Company. g he ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA wil) be held at the office of the Company, in the city of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1865, E. H MILLER, Jr. Secretary. Sacramento, May 27th—1m_ RARE CHANCE. Harrier’s Stage and “Express Line, BETWEEN NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. ABT to leave the State. the undersigned kL. Offers for sale, his ‘Horses, Stage and “Ex. press line now runni from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield, Go'sev’s. and Moore's Filet Itis the best Stage and Express ‘route leading out of this city For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIA4R, or at Crawford's Bookstore, ; my3t United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. BECKMAN & CARLEY; OULP inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their Patrons, the best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, _acec Mmodated. as we have two of t Tables ia the State. . An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white *potted ox has been found among ™m) cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. Heis brandea*«W. C. D.” on the horn and *“‘C”’ on rovProperty and paying charges. of eng eeeee P. HUNNEFAUTE. jel Central House, W arhipgton Read. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. ee Fy MES. BLUM takes great piessure in announcing to her friends and a)) lovere of Dancing that she has com: her arra ts jora Grand Party. whie will be given at TEMPERANCE HALL, . On Tuesday Evening July 4th ‘meee GO@D MUSIC hasbeen anda FINS SUPPER wil be got up for the oc. asion Trade Young and Old, Rich and Poor, If you want toplay a game of Billiardeyoucan ~ myst.. upon ois ee EEE PxRoscr! men who . against Sar mnagnanimi ing for nea of E. ¥. FE city? Tel made a goc man 6xcep petitioned . it Was RO . the magnar tate him. tion comin; er been exe Dornin,.on the best m« from the P heighth of . Sargent to States Sen in this cou: ~ are done bj of Conness whom are ¢ have the ‘ magnaniin« THE Fot Committee oparing for July are m large amou raised and« The Comm sited the R address. ‘) _will he see: “NEVAD. July Com your invita Fourth of J have ever e giveth us th Nearly a: all the soci vited to pa it will with held in the: Acceptt vitation wa Guard from Valley, inv in the celel and anothe: Guard seco zene commi imously to ; bers of the force en the PREacui at the Meth evening at ‘Dryden. pas Rev. Mr. tist Chureh Congreg ‘clock. X Tre Ne Co’s coach road yeste r not arrive stock was to the new drivers had and could n The station mnodations « ulated in a. pect the st: road is said THE dail deena reduc day,since 1 estimated a To Fat ehildren pi Have they . ears, eyes, you lifeless vous, paine vigor, elas’ Doyen’s Sa act like a Agents SPLENDI Esq., it ca! lent picture Lincoln is cipation Pr to be the be _ Bn exceller of premioe