June 14, 1865 (4 pages)

r 5 oe es Joszrn Boots, the youngest of the Booth family, arrived at New York from Califorwia, May 10th, and was arrested six a3 — . . Editor Nevada Transcript :—As both miles down the river. He was subsequentWEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1965. brauches of the Union party have announced ly released on bail. = , é & é AND Belden, they have persistently used his ent tothe success of either ticket. Were fornia. If one half that the correspondent has been -villified_and denounced inmost bitter terms by the Kent men who all tha ¢areful perusal uf Belden’s card should satisby some one conversant with mining and identified with the mining intetests, I think James Guin Sam O Abell do. do it far more important to Nevada cventy that GH Pond. Mr. Sargent represent the mining interest of : this coast-at Washington than that I BS Jones ohn Earl do do do f Earl do tant that Sargent should go to the United chances are worthtess,. and tke personal States Senate thau that he should represent: friendship of a member of the State Senate . the county at Sacramento. would avail him nothing. From-public Chaa Hagerty, J Foraice Solano Jas H Lee divide the delegation rendering it puwerelsewhere will you give this a place in your ‘columns, &ec, &c. Wm Kovinson Dutth FG 3 Brown Brown’s V To which we invite the attention of all in want of anything in this line, FOR “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” Nevada, June 4th. FAVE OPENED the* Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, A few doors bei:-w Urawtord, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want & “good square drink” or a his attempt to keep up a show of resistance. is time every man understeodfully the quesTexas. tion at issue. There isa faction-in the UnGov Mogurth of South Carolina, is a prision party of this county in favor ofL for oner at Hilton Head and will soon be sent ORGANS. The CABINETD ORGAis N de. signed for both the Church and home—for the sacred and secular— : IN NEVA DA COUNTY: : : at tion, of the extempore p aying—combininz al! the best qualities of the melodeon, and none of its objecionable ones, with many entirely new improvemente and inventions, prominent among whichisthe = AUTOMATIC SWELL, I, M. GOTTSOHALK, Saturday Evenings, DAVID HAUSMAN. New York. the ticket which is headed by Sargent turday pursue the same course, es it will po th tek by. Belden. “Noatn San Juan.—We have received a comuiuuication from “G" at San Juan in which he gives a glowing account ofthe prospéct in Bridgeport township. He says “the obviate the necessity of another Convention. : und they might as well be chosen now aa at any other time. ‘ and that though it is Glaimed that Low's to-norrew. We hope-that the Inspectors, friends will carry the township there is little Judges and Union men will see that the test prospect of any such thing. The Union wath is administered in every doubtful case tén of Bridgeport are on the alert aud wil The latter part ofthe oath is éxpecially good not be houdwiuked by-the mis-stutements tive ticket, (they being the makers ah and then, they must have all the coun offices. What pinks of magnanimity : is a wonder it dou't “strike in.” “G" tur. ther says that every man in the county, whe haa been zealous in his support of Sargent is hunted down like a fugitive trom justice by the Cenness-Low clique. Such has undoubt‘been the conrae pursued by this faction not only in this county but throughout the ™~s OX AND AFTER Saturdays une 10th. un til further notiee, the trainsvo e Central SOLOMAN GUMP. San Francisco. for those ta take who bave threatened to “bolt” if the nominations of the Couvention don’t suit them. Every man who voted fur Lincoln & Jubnson at the last election and is willing to support the nouriness of the Convention which 19 te assemble on Saturday in this city is entitled ta vote, and if any doubts are entértuined on either of theae poiats voters shonld be sworn. Topsy Turv¥.—Mrs. C. C. Chamberlain . who writes some lively things in the Sunday Mercury under the non de plume of Topay Turvy, proposes to visit Grass Valley after Leaveat(lipper.Gap at 613% Pw, » araivc ar i at Sac. “ac 0:50 P mg he 6:30 4 M. up train eonnecte at the unct with the cara of the Calitornia Cent ral Sen for Lineoin and Marysville and all points nurth The 9:30.4 mM. down tran re fo. vulnum. abe will connect with n Sunday one train only will be run, leavin Sacramento 216.90 a M, and Cli per Ga at 9.30 A.M. Cc. CROCKER. Supetintendent C.F, Sacramnto, pce ng _—— THE R: ues at the pid ich Sy aly at Importers’ Rates enable us os to sell our article place and rates as will portunity second ho ond race, Phh bh hb hb & Persons favoring us with their patronage will, Cha most obl hee ts will always find our prices to be the LOW: ue MUSIC, to-day. . until Fri —— Aulstine : FAMILY CROCERIES rlbisadan ; A. BARUH wi inform the people of Nevara ety ‘ M2: Cc. H. CHASE wishes to inform named it . Fresh stock of good liqu Choice Family Groceries, Nevada Quadrille re jon 8 how red ¢. >» Under his an givbne -proseribed, from the man whe pass Nevada by without an entertainment. bes held » $300 Post Office up tu the ~~~ b> aie the State—that they bad th: YESTERDAY's Race.—The race at Glenbrook Park, yesterday, was for a purse of Notice to by Every man who bas acted agains: it may Usha." ‘ni. Portraite8 Drin Dricied ae cunvass, eae tiie entab-otographe painted iu Oil and Water 1ytypes, Melanot colors Ks tore. . Iv Store ofthis kind. -JAVING H ait. disposed of our bu<iness here, we . PRIMARY ELECTION. a typeend.are prepared to all sorts of job race sirname won by “Pilot” ia two straight with N. C. TULLY, who is beate. Time 3:48 and 3:42), fl thr mselves by Union announces that $300, fur two wile beats and repeat. “Piful indebted to ua en ce. tion will openhyp ted beg invitation to come doe gees settle and they bave just received a splendid lot of jul lot"and “Sweetwater” were eutered. The accounts on Broad Street. on THURSDAY. the 15th ineai immediately. The same can be r HIN . Ds, it the at settled lo 4 . A. M,, and beclosed at 7 o’clook, P. M. ged. 6 Eearit Tuigey Ge rs yf Marscl rt a get it. Al) goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ; Ho! A. BARUH, Commercial Street. : Nevada, Nov. 29th, . std “ “ wagon 'w ,."people tu NOTICE, Central Pacific Railroad Company. ‘).HE fant ANNUAI. MEETING ofthe S es CENTRAL PACIF IC “every ani khol Ral. ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be Is Offered For Sale, BOUT to leave the State. the undersigned f\. offfor sale, his Horses, Stage and_Ex ers Press line now running from thir city to Lake city, North Bloomti eld. Woo'scv’». and Moorc’s Itis th: beat Stage and Express route Flot lading outefthisecity For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIER, or at Crawford’s Bookstore, my3i. : United Statés Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City. _ é almost di : + been coll qevers, OUL" inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are a prone to furnish to their patrons, the « ld ‘even a ca “3 in an ho * Paces, an Tow we the track excellent aie of Lang : a many fa P ress Off ing on th T HE will -ochs Saturday BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Tue ( upen Sa Unien ean mak vithdiet be ace: mmodated. as we have two of the best Tables in the State my3t An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white spotted ox has been found among my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. branded **W. C.D.” on the horn and °C”. ‘eis on the leit side. The owWiier can have him on proving property and paying charves. Kuqvire of Pr. HUNNEFAUTH, Lal Central Rees, Warhington Road. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. : On, Lire’ aly and vita well as. sy: ally faili nervous. x dren an es scrofulo parilia, ' Ambrotype: Ambro. . besand Porcelain ures. Don’t rget the mber 417 Moatgomery street, over Rowan’s apli good drin Everything usually found in a well regulated is on of e the Finesin t the Strate. it e a liletine study and is consequently the better quali ciuz us of Nevada and vieinity fied to conduct an extabdlishment that he will this kiud than any ordinar pecans i goal of to the the taking of Phutout sone Ga In«tructions in Music on the depends Piano, ou the } ht m which the subject is placed as the To those whe may desire nie servicer, Picture % roduce: by the effect of lizht and shade All pers-ne wishing good pictur: Ptanos tuned, Acco: and s witl do Well to call and examime the lins Repuired ia ine nes specimens at —_— this Mr Chose aise wish Gallery betore guing to other places. es to wive notice that Ky1 . that he has just receiveda Jarge and you want to play a game of Billiards you can Who is a Paofessional Portrai Painter and haa mad a few doo store, thi , . x ". BEES Gatiery is conducted by JAMES WISE ever see P. BANNER. Nevada. May 27th. poo es 4 : Bie : Wines, Liquo rs and Cigars . WISE & PRINDLE'S. make , ar ie EST and every article to be as represented. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALL: RY ARTGALLER WY. rangemen of spectat Steamship Company, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdor ff. streets, OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. geen on . DEFY ALL COMPETITION United states vessel of war! For further jeulars, apply at the office of the Pacifie Mail ern sectio haveave of of gettin getting g ou our Good 8 The Atlantic steamer will be ecnvoyed by a ramrento ges becau: ' “many case The Business facilities we The following Steamships will June tk&—Conhetitution; be ran as foilowr «J.T. Watkina. > Leave Sacramento at 6:30 A, M. arrive Folsaum street wharf, San Francisco, at at-Clip10 Frem Per Gap at 8:38 AM. o'clock, A. M penctunty on ave Sxor Mento at2P M, arrive Connecting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall at : ee at oes eu with a new and swift steamer * = . ee ~~ ave Rocklin at 3135 P a, artive For New ‘ ork. Cc Rap rib: p mM “The Isthmus Trinsit in made by Railroad 2 wheres in Iwave Cl pper Gap at 9130 aM. atriv three ho { Allexposme to a tropical elie at SacTamentoa 11:30 4 M. mate in thud avoided. Leave (livper Gap at 6:'5 p M. arriv This route off-cs PARTICULAR advantages to e at Rock oa the Fourth of July and give readings. She Rallxand SocialParties Thass enet wi h t tom-municat: with Mr. wd r. Ch can as do so e thraugh e's: tty who are urging Low for the Senisa talented lady and we hope she will not George W. Wek . r= eae P wu. > lin at 7:16 Prospectu oes Pacific Mail Steamship Co. : This county is entitled te fourteen delegates: Pacific Kaitroad will ADMINISTER THE OATH.—The primary political potis in a lively state of ebullition elections throughout the county will be held and fulse representations of the proseriptivniste. They may be able to vust our Post: masters but such acts will not benefit them in the leaat.” They propuse to give jus the Summer Arrangement, there is.a . pays well, in that vie quartz to: & delegate into Convention, attempt to hide MAUSMANN & co, The whole will be under the management of the held at the cffice of the Company, in the city of . . Imperters and Manufactuaers of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH Tue Jupician Coxvention.—The State Musical Direction of their real designs under the profession of DAY OF JU1865. E. H MILLER, Jr. Secretary, Mirrors, Looking Glasses, LY, being fur Belden and consequently fur SarConvention has not yet been called tor. the SICNOR MUZIO, Sacramento, May 27th—.m PICTURE FRAMES, . gett, They huow that with Assemblymen purpose of nominating a Supreme Judge; From the Italian Opera, Paris, Her Majesty's Thea. ‘tre, . ondon, aud the principal Theatr es in Europe Photograph Ovals, RARE CHANCE. ep wed to Sargent, Belden would be powbut we notice in other counties where CounandAm Mouldings, &c, erica. ‘Tickets $1. Reserved Seats 50 ots. Bi y oy ; 8M in the Legislature and they can therety Conventions have been. held, delegates eae Sheets open vn ‘Tuesday mourning 536 : & 537 CLAY STREET, at 10 arrier’s Stage and Expre Near Montgomery....8an Franciseo ss Line, fore support bi. and ut the same time give have been chosen to go to the State Judi: oO ciock,. ~~ the county’to Low) We hope that Union cial Convention. We would suggest that * men will not be deceived by thesetricksters our Count NEVA DA & MOORE'S FLAT, For New York, via Panama. y Conven tion which meets SaIf you are tor Belden and tur Sargent, sup CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, of this cou ECs MISS LUCY S1MONS, JUNE lth and 17th. ; Al phot ts om i ER THAN. ANY OTHER HOUSE . ctice and the recrea Patented Oct. 21, 1842, per se the The eababilities of the above instrument—as : an organ within re ch of all who desire it— World-renowned American Pianist have opened for itthe an entire new field, hitherto penance an by any musica instrument, and hane and Composer, elicited the unqualified endursement of ovea ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the country. officers to give r TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. secured at an immense ex = ~S ~ = . Also, the Eminent Cantatrice the Sennte. That party is headed and Prima Donna, to Washington. Magurth resigned his poA. KOHLER, Is the sole agence for the Pacific Coast for the Charles Kent for Sheriff. Many of those sition in a United States Court to join the above New and tar Instruments, and all) who are candidates upon that ticket and rebels: << ; From the Academy of Music, New York, Boston orders addressed *o him at his and who are sustaining it have declared their give will and Philade lphia, The War-Department proposes to release Piano and Music Warerooms, preference for Low, but the sharper ones, rebel prisoners under the grade of Major TWO GRAND CONCERTS, San Francisbo. will reeeive prompt a‘tention. ag , well knowing that if open fight were made . requiring the commidsioued Friday and against Sargent tle Low men could’nt get bohds. Prenichi been done value. s at such low MASON & HAMLIN’S for orgen jo THAT WE ARE SELLING” at the old stand on Broad et. where . he is prepared to su ply every f, Veal, body withthe best of ork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. at . : e lowest eash prices. — CABINET e Clothing, Parnishing Goods; Boots, Hats ing CASH. JAMES MONROEcan be found COW FOUND. be upon us and it Sheridan will soon have a large army in Stock of : MEAT MARKET. as well as personal consideratiuns I shall} DAVID BELDEN. render the ticket supporting Mr. Sargent, all 12th. June Nevada , assistance in my power at the primuries and A LARGE RED COW, with a wooden . YURe ON, Was found on the 8th of Jane, in “elsewhere, and should it fail, shall regard it a aemeeenall Willow Valley. The owner can have her by asa defeat of myself as of Mr. Sargent.” — Easrern Ireus.—Gen Steele has been proving property and paying charges. KEnqulre of Mx. JOYCE, an the Washinz ton road. What do the wen who who have been proordere d to the Rio Grande with army of 30,Nevada, June Ith. = see fessing to be for Sargent and fur Kent think O0UU inen. Gen. Weitsel is atsea, bound for TEMPERA R¢CEHALL ot that The success of the Kent ticket, Texas. Gen. Sheridan is at New Orleans. Nevada City. Judg elden considers a defeat of himself He isin-command in the South-west. and of Surgent, and yet men pretend to susMagruder is suid to be udgable to control ! SIGNOR MUZIO, ting the Kent ticket. Such the rebel suldiers, who are disgusted H‘’3 the honor to announce to the public of this with city that he has The primaries will so n . In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly ~ HASLETT & VAN AULSTEIN, the countr, cated and = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE “GEM” SALOON, : "dtd examine the large and extensive These Goods will be sold Fin + Cigar drop into the Gem and you’.! getit. Nevada, June 4th. And oblige Yours, = and the n ¢ Excelsior.; and a num -_B—excellent_. MINING TOOLS,. -do Thos Jenkins do “T Parker Deer Creek Jas Clements do ;H Brandlin Cumberlan as W E Luke Downieville $ Willetts Bloomfield do — Jas Comstock Cal 8 Co wellas personal considerations I shall render das Johuston Jas Johnson Camptony W H Robinson Virgini the ticket supporting Mr. Sargent all the asIl Hend+rson Nevada OU Maltman Nevada 3 Allison do ‘ sistance in my power at the primaries and SSS Se REN . secure this end. He states that withoutthe united support of the representation from this county Sargent’s chanie; would be worthless. The success of the Kent ticket elsewhere, and should it fail, shall regard: it inthis county would give us a divided dekas a defeat of daysciiine of Mr. 8. My posigation, becunse of the two candidates spoken tion upon this matter 1s well understood. in of for the Assembly on that ticket both are To prevent misapprehension against Mr. Sargent, and their election would this place. ible. Provisio CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ CROCKERY WARE, do : : 22 Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything im the way ot 0 D Pond de --8B Barnett eu Thos Angton do AW Etlison do alonzo Ward Sacrame A Frow'ey do A Montgomery do (Chas Schardin San Jua kK mn do D Furth _ do Mrs schofler do A Weil do JG Philip. Gold Flat KG Huffaker do of on this county, Mr.Sargent’s . “Thos Hughes Hanch tive delegati The Judge closes by saying “From public AND ee See on Broad Street, ~Tuespay, June 13th, 1965. “. ‘Hotel, Joseph Fratdé San Fran N. M Barnett Unionville ee. . : — si Proprietors. Ad. the National Exchange . should fill the position of State Senator. sant with the wants and interested: in the Without the support of the entire LegislaE-outhard Cilton mill DrJ Smmpson do welfare of the miner. He believes Sargent A Gvodneugh Washin H H Muvore Moores Fl Geo 8 Mitchell Eurexa MraFax & 3 chil do léés in the Legislature aacbvered P, Banner's Clothing Store, ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. thesame.time A. Tegione shall be reprosented-at Washington + The Judge then tells the best manner to Young and Old, Rich and Poor, »} ARRIVALS af sux ,_[ There are also men, good friends of Sargent ment in disposing of ite mineral lands may . who believe they ofn support Kent’s ticket lead to very serious evils unless the mineral Lancaster and Hasey, ble. The Judge gives his rexsons for the “faith which is-ia him.” He says thathis object is not his own advanceineut. He be_ fieves that the mineral interests of this coast require a man at Washington fully conver Tae Fi public merely my own personal success and Fepresented by such ®@ man. _they are “for Belden fur the State Senate.” fy any‘ man that.such a position is impossi J. W. HINDS. Come One, Come all 1! citizens and families of Nevada city and ; towns that they have opened a . prove it,” it is a disgrace to California to be and as an evidence of their sinvenity they say belithat eve the future policy of the GovernNATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Reval OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE says about John Oonness “‘is true and he can while profess te_believe that he-is_a geod promotion, this course would be a very safe. ‘man aad they -waat him to go te the Senate, one at the least, but such is not the case. Ij and go for Sargentiat : 3 A, H. HANSON & CO.: ble candidate te run in opposition to Judge part in thé coming contest, and am indifferdent which are devoted to polities of Calimy object in presenting my name to the Opposition isthe lifof e Trade 3 1 WEDN JupGe Be.per’s Posirivn.—Since the me as their candidate for State Senator, a ta The Territorial Enterprise._is pubenemies of Sargent failed to find any availa-. report has gained credit that I am taking no lishing letters from a San Francisco corresA: H. HANSON. name-te hide their real designs. Sargent Le $ cad One ‘ remedy. in avnouncing te her ‘rieand all lovnds ers of Dancing that she has ae y her arrangem-at» ror a Grand Party. which will be given at ted Social TEMPERANCE. HALL, §PLE Esq., ix lent Pac On Tuesday Evening, Jaly 4th. sani 4 : GOOD MUSIC hat Dove Cigiged inde FINe to be th an exee eet oe asion 0

r 5 oe es Joszrn Boots, the youngest of the Booth family, arrived at New York from Califorwia, May 10th, and was arrested six a3 — . . Editor Nevada Transcript :—As both miles down the river. He was subsequentWEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1965. brauches of the Union party have announced ly released on bail. = , é & é AND Belden, they have persistently used his ent tothe success of either ticket. Were fornia. If one half that the correspondent has been -villified_and denounced inmost bitter terms by the Kent men who all tha ¢areful perusal uf Belden’s card should satisby some one conversant with mining and identified with the mining intetests, I think James Guin Sam O Abell do. do it far more important to Nevada cventy that GH Pond. Mr. Sargent represent the mining interest of : this coast-at Washington than that I BS Jones ohn Earl do do do f Earl do tant that Sargent should go to the United chances are worthtess,. and tke personal States Senate thau that he should represent: friendship of a member of the State Senate . the county at Sacramento. would avail him nothing. From-public Chaa Hagerty, J Foraice Solano Jas H Lee divide the delegation rendering it puwerelsewhere will you give this a place in your ‘columns, &ec, &c. Wm Kovinson Dutth FG 3 Brown Brown’s V To which we invite the attention of all in want of anything in this line, FOR “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” Nevada, June 4th. FAVE OPENED the* Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, A few doors bei:-w Urawtord, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want & “good square drink” or a his attempt to keep up a show of resistance. is time every man understeodfully the quesTexas. tion at issue. There isa faction-in the UnGov Mogurth of South Carolina, is a prision party of this county in favor ofL for oner at Hilton Head and will soon be sent ORGANS. The CABINETD ORGAis N de. signed for both the Church and home—for the sacred and secular— : IN NEVA DA COUNTY: : : at tion, of the extempore p aying—combininz al! the best qualities of the melodeon, and none of its objecionable ones, with many entirely new improvemente and inventions, prominent among whichisthe = AUTOMATIC SWELL, I, M. GOTTSOHALK, Saturday Evenings, DAVID HAUSMAN. New York. the ticket which is headed by Sargent turday pursue the same course, es it will po th tek by. Belden. “Noatn San Juan.—We have received a comuiuuication from “G" at San Juan in which he gives a glowing account ofthe prospéct in Bridgeport township. He says “the obviate the necessity of another Convention. : und they might as well be chosen now aa at any other time. ‘ and that though it is Glaimed that Low's to-norrew. We hope-that the Inspectors, friends will carry the township there is little Judges and Union men will see that the test prospect of any such thing. The Union wath is administered in every doubtful case tén of Bridgeport are on the alert aud wil The latter part ofthe oath is éxpecially good not be houdwiuked by-the mis-stutements tive ticket, (they being the makers ah and then, they must have all the coun offices. What pinks of magnanimity : is a wonder it dou't “strike in.” “G" tur. ther says that every man in the county, whe haa been zealous in his support of Sargent is hunted down like a fugitive trom justice by the Cenness-Low clique. Such has undoubt‘been the conrae pursued by this faction not only in this county but throughout the ™~s OX AND AFTER Saturdays une 10th. un til further notiee, the trainsvo e Central SOLOMAN GUMP. San Francisco. for those ta take who bave threatened to “bolt” if the nominations of the Couvention don’t suit them. Every man who voted fur Lincoln & Jubnson at the last election and is willing to support the nouriness of the Convention which 19 te assemble on Saturday in this city is entitled ta vote, and if any doubts are entértuined on either of theae poiats voters shonld be sworn. Topsy Turv¥.—Mrs. C. C. Chamberlain . who writes some lively things in the Sunday Mercury under the non de plume of Topay Turvy, proposes to visit Grass Valley after Leaveat(lipper.Gap at 613% Pw, » araivc ar i at Sac. “ac 0:50 P mg he 6:30 4 M. up train eonnecte at the unct with the cara of the Calitornia Cent ral Sen for Lineoin and Marysville and all points nurth The 9:30.4 mM. down tran re fo. vulnum. abe will connect with n Sunday one train only will be run, leavin Sacramento 216.90 a M, and Cli per Ga at 9.30 A.M. Cc. CROCKER. Supetintendent C.F, Sacramnto, pce ng _—— THE R: ues at the pid ich Sy aly at Importers’ Rates enable us os to sell our article place and rates as will portunity second ho ond race, Phh bh hb hb & Persons favoring us with their patronage will, Cha most obl hee ts will always find our prices to be the LOW: ue MUSIC, to-day. . until Fri —— Aulstine : FAMILY CROCERIES rlbisadan ; A. BARUH wi inform the people of Nevara ety ‘ M2: Cc. H. CHASE wishes to inform named it . Fresh stock of good liqu Choice Family Groceries, Nevada Quadrille re jon 8 how red ¢. >» Under his an givbne -proseribed, from the man whe pass Nevada by without an entertainment. bes held » $300 Post Office up tu the ~~~ b> aie the State—that they bad th: YESTERDAY's Race.—The race at Glenbrook Park, yesterday, was for a purse of Notice to by Every man who bas acted agains: it may Usha." ‘ni. Portraite8 Drin Dricied ae cunvass, eae tiie entab-otographe painted iu Oil and Water 1ytypes, Melanot colors Ks tore. . Iv Store ofthis kind. -JAVING H ait. disposed of our bu<iness here, we . PRIMARY ELECTION. a typeend.are prepared to all sorts of job race sirname won by “Pilot” ia two straight with N. C. TULLY, who is beate. Time 3:48 and 3:42), fl thr mselves by Union announces that $300, fur two wile beats and repeat. “Piful indebted to ua en ce. tion will openhyp ted beg invitation to come doe gees settle and they bave just received a splendid lot of jul lot"and “Sweetwater” were eutered. The accounts on Broad Street. on THURSDAY. the 15th ineai immediately. The same can be r HIN . Ds, it the at settled lo 4 . A. M,, and beclosed at 7 o’clook, P. M. ged. 6 Eearit Tuigey Ge rs yf Marscl rt a get it. Al) goods delivered free of charge. Terms Cash. ; Ho! A. BARUH, Commercial Street. : Nevada, Nov. 29th, . std “ “ wagon 'w ,."people tu NOTICE, Central Pacific Railroad Company. ‘).HE fant ANNUAI. MEETING ofthe S es CENTRAL PACIF IC “every ani khol Ral. ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be Is Offered For Sale, BOUT to leave the State. the undersigned f\. offfor sale, his Horses, Stage and_Ex ers Press line now running from thir city to Lake city, North Bloomti eld. Woo'scv’». and Moorc’s Itis th: beat Stage and Express route Flot lading outefthisecity For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIER, or at Crawford’s Bookstore, my3i. : United Statés Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City. _ é almost di : + been coll qevers, OUL" inform their friends that they have fitted up in style the above Saloon and are a prone to furnish to their patrons, the « ld ‘even a ca “3 in an ho * Paces, an Tow we the track excellent aie of Lang : a many fa P ress Off ing on th T HE will -ochs Saturday BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Tue ( upen Sa Unien ean mak vithdiet be ace: mmodated. as we have two of the best Tables in the State my3t An Owner Wanted. A LARGE dark red and white spotted ox has been found among my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road. branded **W. C.D.” on the horn and °C”. ‘eis on the leit side. The owWiier can have him on proving property and paying charves. Kuqvire of Pr. HUNNEFAUTH, Lal Central Rees, Warhington Road. GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. : On, Lire’ aly and vita well as. sy: ally faili nervous. x dren an es scrofulo parilia, ' Ambrotype: Ambro. . besand Porcelain ures. Don’t rget the mber 417 Moatgomery street, over Rowan’s apli good drin Everything usually found in a well regulated is on of e the Finesin t the Strate. it e a liletine study and is consequently the better quali ciuz us of Nevada and vieinity fied to conduct an extabdlishment that he will this kiud than any ordinar pecans i goal of to the the taking of Phutout sone Ga In«tructions in Music on the depends Piano, ou the } ht m which the subject is placed as the To those whe may desire nie servicer, Picture % roduce: by the effect of lizht and shade All pers-ne wishing good pictur: Ptanos tuned, Acco: and s witl do Well to call and examime the lins Repuired ia ine nes specimens at —_— this Mr Chose aise wish Gallery betore guing to other places. es to wive notice that Ky1 . that he has just receiveda Jarge and you want to play a game of Billiards you can Who is a Paofessional Portrai Painter and haa mad a few doo store, thi , . x ". BEES Gatiery is conducted by JAMES WISE

ever see P. BANNER. Nevada. May 27th. poo es 4 : Bie : Wines, Liquo rs and Cigars . WISE & PRINDLE'S. make , ar ie EST and every article to be as represented. PHOTOGRAPHIC GALL: RY ARTGALLER WY. rangemen of spectat Steamship Company, corner of Sacramento and Leidesdor ff. streets, OLIVER ELDRIDGE, Agent. geen on . DEFY ALL COMPETITION United states vessel of war! For further jeulars, apply at the office of the Pacifie Mail ern sectio haveave of of gettin getting g ou our Good 8 The Atlantic steamer will be ecnvoyed by a ramrento ges becau: ' “many case The Business facilities we The following Steamships will June tk&—Conhetitution; be ran as foilowr «J.T. Watkina. > Leave Sacramento at 6:30 A, M. arrive Folsaum street wharf, San Francisco, at at-Clip10 Frem Per Gap at 8:38 AM. o'clock, A. M penctunty on ave Sxor Mento at2P M, arrive Connecting via Panama Railroad at Aspinwall at : ee at oes eu with a new and swift steamer * = . ee ~~ ave Rocklin at 3135 P a, artive For New ‘ ork. Cc Rap rib: p mM “The Isthmus Trinsit in made by Railroad 2 wheres in Iwave Cl pper Gap at 9130 aM. atriv three ho { Allexposme to a tropical elie at SacTamentoa 11:30 4 M. mate in thud avoided. Leave (livper Gap at 6:'5 p M. arriv This route off-cs PARTICULAR advantages to e at Rock oa the Fourth of July and give readings. She Rallxand SocialParties Thass enet wi h t tom-municat: with Mr. wd r. Ch can as do so e thraugh e's: tty who are urging Low for the Senisa talented lady and we hope she will not George W. Wek . r= eae P wu. > lin at 7:16 Prospectu oes Pacific Mail Steamship Co. : This county is entitled te fourteen delegates: Pacific Kaitroad will ADMINISTER THE OATH.—The primary political potis in a lively state of ebullition elections throughout the county will be held and fulse representations of the proseriptivniste. They may be able to vust our Post: masters but such acts will not benefit them in the leaat.” They propuse to give jus the Summer Arrangement, there is.a . pays well, in that vie quartz to: & delegate into Convention, attempt to hide MAUSMANN & co, The whole will be under the management of the held at the cffice of the Company, in the city of . . Imperters and Manufactuaers of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH Tue Jupician Coxvention.—The State Musical Direction of their real designs under the profession of DAY OF JU1865. E. H MILLER, Jr. Secretary, Mirrors, Looking Glasses, LY, being fur Belden and consequently fur SarConvention has not yet been called tor. the SICNOR MUZIO, Sacramento, May 27th—.m PICTURE FRAMES, . gett, They huow that with Assemblymen purpose of nominating a Supreme Judge; From the Italian Opera, Paris, Her Majesty's Thea. ‘tre, . ondon, aud the principal Theatr es in Europe Photograph Ovals, RARE CHANCE. ep wed to Sargent, Belden would be powbut we notice in other counties where CounandAm Mouldings, &c, erica. ‘Tickets $1. Reserved Seats 50 ots. Bi y oy ; 8M in the Legislature and they can therety Conventions have been. held, delegates eae Sheets open vn ‘Tuesday mourning 536 : & 537 CLAY STREET, at 10 arrier’s Stage and Expre Near Montgomery........8an Franciseo ss Line, fore support bi. and ut the same time give have been chosen to go to the State Judi: oO ciock,. ~~ the county’to Low) We hope that Union cial Convention. We would suggest that * men will not be deceived by thesetricksters our Count NEVA DA & MOORE'S FLAT, For New York, via Panama. y Conven tion which meets SaIf you are tor Belden and tur Sargent, sup CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, of this cou ECs MISS LUCY S1MONS, JUNE lth and 17th. ; Al phot ts om i ER THAN. ANY OTHER HOUSE . ctice and the recrea Patented Oct. 21, 1842, per se the The eababilities of the above instrument—as : an organ within re ch of all who desire it— World-renowned American Pianist have opened for itthe an entire new field, hitherto penance an by any musica instrument, and hane and Composer, elicited the unqualified endursement of ovea ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY of the leading Urganists and musicians of the country. officers to give r TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAP. secured at an immense ex = ~S ~ = . Also, the Eminent Cantatrice the Sennte. That party is headed and Prima Donna, to Washington. Magurth resigned his poA. KOHLER, Is the sole agence for the Pacific Coast for the Charles Kent for Sheriff. Many of those sition in a United States Court to join the above New and tar Instruments, and all) who are candidates upon that ticket and rebels: << ; From the Academy of Music, New York, Boston orders addressed *o him at his and who are sustaining it have declared their give will and Philade lphia, The War-Department proposes to release Piano and Music Warerooms, preference for Low, but the sharper ones, rebel prisoners under the grade of Major TWO GRAND CONCERTS, San Francisbo. will reeeive prompt a‘tention. ag , well knowing that if open fight were made . requiring the commidsioued Friday and against Sargent tle Low men could’nt get bohds. Prenichi been done value. s at such low MASON & HAMLIN’S for orgen jo THAT WE ARE SELLING” at the old stand on Broad et. where . he is prepared to su ply every f, Veal, body withthe best of ork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. at . : e lowest eash prices. — CABINET e Clothing, Parnishing Goods; Boots, Hats ing CASH. JAMES MONROEcan be found COW FOUND. be upon us and it Sheridan will soon have a large army in Stock of : MEAT MARKET. as well as personal consideratiuns I shall} DAVID BELDEN. render the ticket supporting Mr. Sargent, all 12th. June Nevada , assistance in my power at the primuries and A LARGE RED COW, with a wooden . YURe ON, Was found on the 8th of Jane, in “elsewhere, and should it fail, shall regard it a aemeeenall Willow Valley. The owner can have her by asa defeat of myself as of Mr. Sargent.” — Easrern Ireus.—Gen Steele has been proving property and paying charges. KEnqulre of Mx. JOYCE, an the Washinz ton road. What do the wen who who have been proordere d to the Rio Grande with army of 30,Nevada, June Ith. = see fessing to be for Sargent and fur Kent think O0UU inen. Gen. Weitsel is atsea, bound for TEMPERA R¢CEHALL ot that The success of the Kent ticket, Texas. Gen. Sheridan is at New Orleans. Nevada City. Judg elden considers a defeat of himself He isin-command in the South-west. and of Surgent, and yet men pretend to susMagruder is suid to be udgable to control ! SIGNOR MUZIO, ting the Kent ticket. Such the rebel suldiers, who are disgusted H‘’3 the honor to announce to the public of this with city that he has The primaries will so n . In order to sell Goods cheap and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall sell strictly ~ HASLETT & VAN AULSTEIN, the countr, cated and = WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. THE “GEM” SALOON, : "dtd examine the large and extensive These Goods will be sold Fin + Cigar drop into the Gem and you’.! getit. Nevada, June 4th. And oblige Yours, = and the n ¢ Excelsior.; and a num -_B—excellent_. MINING TOOLS,. -do Thos Jenkins do “T Parker Deer Creek Jas Clements do ;H Brandlin Cumberlan as W E Luke Downieville $ Willetts Bloomfield do — Jas Comstock Cal 8 Co wellas personal considerations I shall render das Johuston Jas Johnson Camptony W H Robinson Virgini the ticket supporting Mr. Sargent all the asIl Hend+rson Nevada OU Maltman Nevada 3 Allison do ‘ sistance in my power at the primaries and SSS Se REN . secure this end. He states that withoutthe united support of the representation from this county Sargent’s chanie; would be worthless. The success of the Kent ticket elsewhere, and should it fail, shall regard: it inthis county would give us a divided dekas a defeat of daysciiine of Mr. 8. My posigation, becunse of the two candidates spoken tion upon this matter 1s well understood. in of for the Assembly on that ticket both are To prevent misapprehension against Mr. Sargent, and their election would this place. ible. Provisio CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, LIQUORS, _ CROCKERY WARE, do : : 22 Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, We have on hand and will bein constant receipt of everything im the way ot 0 D Pond de --8B Barnett eu Thos Angton do AW Etlison do alonzo Ward Sacrame A Frow'ey do A Montgomery do (Chas Schardin San Jua kK mn do D Furth _ do Mrs schofler do A Weil do JG Philip. Gold Flat KG Huffaker do of on this county, Mr.Sargent’s . “Thos Hughes Hanch tive delegati The Judge closes by saying “From public AND ee See on Broad Street, ~Tuespay, June 13th, 1965. “. ‘Hotel, Joseph Fratdé San Fran N. M Barnett Unionville ee. . : — si Proprietors. Ad. the National Exchange . should fill the position of State Senator. sant with the wants and interested: in the Without the support of the entire LegislaE-outhard Cilton mill DrJ Smmpson do welfare of the miner. He believes Sargent A Gvodneugh Washin H H Muvore Moores Fl Geo 8 Mitchell Eurexa MraFax & 3 chil do léés in the Legislature aacbvered P, Banner's Clothing Store, ‘BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. thesame.time A. Tegione shall be reprosented-at Washington + The Judge then tells the best manner to Young and Old, Rich and Poor, »} ARRIVALS af sux ,_[ There are also men, good friends of Sargent ment in disposing of ite mineral lands may . who believe they ofn support Kent’s ticket lead to very serious evils unless the mineral Lancaster and Hasey, ble. The Judge gives his rexsons for the “faith which is-ia him.” He says thathis object is not his own advanceineut. He be_ fieves that the mineral interests of this coast require a man at Washington fully conver Tae Fi public merely my own personal success and Fepresented by such ®@ man. _they are “for Belden fur the State Senate.” fy any‘ man that.such a position is impossi J. W. HINDS. Come One, Come all 1! citizens and families of Nevada city and ; towns that they have opened a . prove it,” it is a disgrace to California to be and as an evidence of their sinvenity they say belithat eve the future policy of the GovernNATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Reval OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE says about John Oonness “‘is true and he can while profess te_believe that he-is_a geod promotion, this course would be a very safe. ‘man aad they -waat him to go te the Senate, one at the least, but such is not the case. Ij and go for Sargentiat : 3 A, H. HANSON & CO.: ble candidate te run in opposition to Judge part in thé coming contest, and am indifferdent which are devoted to polities of Calimy object in presenting my name to the Opposition isthe lifof e Trade 3 1 WEDN JupGe Be.per’s Posirivn.—Since the me as their candidate for State Senator, a ta The Territorial Enterprise._is pubenemies of Sargent failed to find any availa-. report has gained credit that I am taking no lishing letters from a San Francisco corresA: H. HANSON. name-te hide their real designs. Sargent Le $ cad One ‘ remedy. in avnouncing te her ‘rieand all lovnds ers of Dancing that she has ae y her arrangem-at» ror a Grand Party. which will be given at ted Social TEMPERANCE. HALL, §PLE Esq., ix lent Pac On Tuesday Evening, Jaly 4th. sani 4 : GOOD MUSIC hat Dove Cigiged inde FINe to be th an exee eet oe asion 0