June 16, 1865 (4 pages)

a \ “Nv SN @pened and the voting commenced: -Sargent " tittees of every county where a Convention _ til the little boy crossed the score with the ‘ranged and is very appropriately named— Glotidus Victory «. . FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1865. A LiveLy 8ceve.—A little “affair” came esterday mérning, soon after the polls aed im this city. , It will be rememCounty ‘Central Committee t to bé administered at the primaries, -This test permitted ail who vo-ted4for Lincoln and Johnson at the last election, and allwho were willing to support the nominees of the County Convention to vote. Early yesterday morning the “Short gan to growl, contending that the Inspec_.tor had no right td-administer-an—oath,and-. _ District Attorney Hawley notified parties . that the thing must nut be done. The polls ‘was challenged, swore and voted. .Kent and Hawley offered to vote, were challenged, and swore they would’nt swear. Then the fun commenced Harry Sears, rushing to ithe rescue, declared that it was aguinst the law for the-Inspector to swear anybody.—_ The “Shorts” swore they would apen ef election of their own. They concluded: that “*would’nt do,” and then they declared they would oust Inspector A. H. Hanson and put in somebody who would let men vote without pledges. Sears took a position in the amiddle of the street and culled to all in fa-} vor of that move to get on the other side. The Kent men all wentover. They did not change the Inspector, but concluded to “change their base.” One of their mien who thought discretion the “better part of valof,” took # position on the curb, and proclaimed that they would “fight it out on this line now and some other one ut another time.” They managed however to swallow the test oath, and then went to voting, swearing and growhng. continuing thustillevening. The enly objection that-a man could have to tak. dag the oath prescribed by the Central Com1 talttee is, that it will compel him to support the Univa ticket or break an oath. Itia the same test prescribed by the Central Comhas yet been held or called. The Sargent men took the test as willingly as they would have taken strawberries and. creas. Weonespay’s Ravixu.~Tho racing at the Glenbrook Park on Wednesday lust 1s pronounced by all wh witnessed the sport to be the best contest that ever came off on the turf of this State. ‘The track isin splendid condition, and-a comparison of the time made yesterday with that over aoy other course in the State will prove without-exceptiva that it is the fastest. ‘The contestants for the purse were J. B. James’ b h. Pilot, J. A. Merritt's s. h Finnegan and T. White's bik m, Jenny Hull The race was the best three in five and was won .n three . straight heats by Pilot. For each heat the little bay nag bad to get down to his work. During a greater part of the race the black mare was lapping him, and Finuegin, a sorrel, four year vld, mnintained his relative position throughout the race. The brush on the home stretch each time was very exciting and the spectators were on “tip-toe” unother horses close upon him. The time was 1:49, 1:46§, 1:47. Such racing is. hard to beat and we understand ‘that the owner of Pilut proposes to throw down the glove to the State. This meeting is bound to give the Gleabrook Park a State reputation, and before long it will become the favorite resort of racing men. Charley Osborn deserves the greatest credit for the energy and enterprise he has shown in making the track what it is, and he should be liberally patronized by citizena of this county. There will. be and sport at the track to-day and every" should see it. , TAK Saloon of Messrs. Haglett & Van Aulstine was thrown open to the public on “Wednesday evening and a large number collected to drink the bealth of the new firm jo a glass of sparkling champagne. The Saloon has’ been neatly and tastefully ar. “The Gem.” We wish the new proprietors abundant success. Tue Moxxvge Docruine iN Missovut. Meetings of great. interest,.and attended largely, have been held at St. Louis for the Purpose of adopting measures for aiding Mexico. Eloquent addresses were made and received with applause. A colonization society was formed and officers elected — There had been two of these mass meetings, and the last one, held May 9th, adjourned till next evening. Thus the spirit of the nation is rising.” ; VINDICATED ! “AND ENDORSED FOR THE United States Senate CITLENS OF NEVADA COUNTY Long Hairs saved, Short Hairs Cleaned, SARGENT’S éozrse approved ! THE CoUNTY FORK SARGENT.—The S:rgent men have a clear working mijority in the County Convention. Gruss Valley has gone aguinst him. The entire number of vules pulled in this city was 7oz. Sar gent’s majority Tus. Every townshp ex” cept Grass Valley ‘has gone for Sargent.— A large amount of wouey bas been expended iu this county andan immense amount ul vulunization dou, but the peuple bate vine dicated Surgeat aud indursed him fur the Uuited States Senate. Hon Schuyvinw Cocrax and party were ut Salt Lake City last Puursday moruing. and have been weicomed wiih hunors, a DANGEROUS Misiaks,.—The cuptain of the schoouer Adrianna, in San b raucisco Bay, wistovk the light at the Ciiif House tor the North Head beacon, a few hights since, aud did not discover his mistake uutil he was in the breakers. Fortunately he was ehabled to get out of his periious positiva, ness in San Fraucises have paid thirty-tbree thousand dollars fur stamps, tu be at on Nclion matches, ty the Internal” Departmeat, THE county jail aud city prison at Virginia City are both crammed full of rascals vt bigh and low degree, and no rou for auy inere. _SEVERAL of the leading mines at Virginia City and Gold Hill have determined tv close work ou ‘the Sabbath, thus allowing their operatives.a day of rest from their labors— an example worthy of all imitation. THe Deit.—The Nevada Light Guard will be out this evening for street drill.— Every member of the Company-should be in _ . the ranks. Since April ith taree tirms dving busi, ARMSVALS aT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. (BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. TuuRSvAY, June 15th, 1865. ‘tobe Parrot Fran. E Johnson Washingto Bloyd Tevis a do Lane Sailor Ravine com Bennett’. do -O Huntoon Gold Flat Col_R; Abbey do. J M Hicaey Moores. A Uiticrbaek Lake city J Harsetl ‘Dog -—, O Lay Dutch: Fiat H Gruthern Sacramen_ G.W Hazor Rough & r A Tayior Selby Fiat John Brown Nevada’ John Earl Unionviile . C P Tolliferro Rocke. R Wing do Josiah Heacock Spency F Polley do GW Hill Unionville — BS Jones do N M Barnett do RB Barnett do K.Karl do -M M Tilton Pilot Knob FA Potter Nevada KR B Moore Uniunville A C Goye do JS Duun Selby Fiat John Bacigalupi do H Southard Tilton m.h R & Gentry do TJ Nugent Moores j James Barnett. do M Greer Rush Creek. Joseph Werrell do W A Townsend Selby f : Hewia do. _8.B Caswell Veench Ge— . John Ceshin do =TL Nicuolson Deer Cr J S$ Earnest do. O38 Holbrook Gold Fia J 8 @oopsman do 8 B Grover Shasta KH Fafqunar do. T.B Sadler Eurvka TM Parker do EF Spence Nevada =D Berry do ba ——] THE “GEM”. SALOON. HASLETT & VAN AULSTEIN, » “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” H‘4Y" OPENED the *:Gem Saloon’’ on BROAD STREET, A few doors Below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a*:yood square drink”? ora Fine Cigar drup into the Gem and you’,1 get it. Nevada, June 14th. . COW FOUND. A LARGE RED. COW, with a wooden yoke on, was sound on the 8th of June, in Willow Valley. The owner can have her by proving propeny and paying charges Enqulre of MR&~ JOYCE, on the Washin, ton road, Nevada, June Ith. j ERANCE HALL, Nevada City. TEMP SIGNOR‘MUZIO, AS the honor-to-announce tq the public of this : city thut he has secured. at an immense expense the ‘ World-renowned American Pianist : and Composer, M. GOTTSCHALK, Also, the Eminent Cantatrice and Prima Donna, MISS LUCY SIMONS, From the Academy of Music, New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and will give TWO. GRAND CONCERTs, Friday and Saturday Evenings, JUNE. 16th and 17th, The whole will be under the management of the Musical Direction of SIGNOR MUZIO, From the Itulian Opera, Paris, Her Majesty’s Thea. tre, . ondon, aud the principal Theatres in Etirope and Americu. ‘Tickets $1. Reserved Seats 50 cts, Extra, Bux Sheets open on ‘Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. . jey CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement, ( N AND AFTER Saturday, June 10th, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Lv aV@Sacranento at 6:30 A. M. arsive at Clip. per Gap at 8:36 a M. Leave Sveri mento at 2P M, arrive Gap at 6:15 PM. Leave Rocklin at 3:35 Pom, Gaprb:ii PM Twave Cl pper Gap at 9:30 AM. arrive at Sacramento ai 11:30 4 M. Leave Clipper Gap at 6: 5.P M. arrive at Rock lin at 7315 P M. 2 Leave ᠀氀椀瀀瀀攀爀 Gap at 6:30 Pp M, araive at Sacramento at 9:50 P M The.6:40 a M. up train connects at the Junction with the curs of the Calitornia Cevtral Kailroad tor Lincoln and Mary sy'lle and all points north The 920 AM. down train will conhet with cars fo. Folsom. On Sun‘twy one train only will be ran. at Clipper arrive at Clipper’ leaving Sacramento, June 12th. : Notice to Whom it may Concern, . . AVING disposed of ger Mactan here, we ar¢ d-sirousof settling «ll outst nding accounts as soon as possible. In urder to do xo, whereby extend to allshose persons: knowing th: mscives indebted teus a cordial and reeapectful invitation (0 cone for ward and settle their accounts immed ~— The same ean be settled with N. ©. PULLY, who ia making that hie spvcial busitices just at present, or, with HM. HINDS,4t the store of A. 1. Hanson & Co. e 10-2 w Kvspectfally, N.¢.TULLY & CO. pome: _ FIRE! FIRE}! the season for disastrous fires is approaching. Are You Insured ? In justice to yourself, your family treditors,Dtain an Insurance Bolicy of a RELIABLE AND SOLVENT COMPANY. THE NEW YORK HOME, With a Cash Capital of over th-ec and a quarter millions, atunds without a-peer in the.world. THE OLD HARTFORD, Established almost at the commencement of the prevent century, has maintained its reputation througha THOUSAND FIRES, for fairaess promptness and liberality. ; fren THENEW YORK PHENIX, Ts also estahlishea permanently. and fast gain. and your pow vel oy sam — its judicious manage. nora the insured deserves." Doh! eating with, cn ur the avove Companies. has ted. r ) ‘ parties ineured Mead we S . female 1 ursea, Sacramento at 6.30 4M, and Cli per Gap at9.30 1” Ae M. C. CROCKER, 7 Superintendent C,. KK OR vo. bh mee DR. C. W. MOORE'S Medical A few . ATTENDING AND Resipent Puysiciax, “CW. MOORE, M.D. Anatumy and Diseases of 9 ete. E WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN] forta the Peorle of California that he has established an Institate forthe =.= —s— CURE OF DISEASES, # ~ Whether Acute or. Chronic. ‘ ATNo: 641 COMMERCIAL STREET, : A_ few. doors below Kearney, g -_ Where he may be conaulted at all hours. Diseases of the Uterine Functions, characterized by ah Sa suppressed or ful. menatruation, in the sides ana R MOOK! ick, Heatache ; Laecorthoea or whites, are treated on scientific principles and a prompt and permanent enre effected. : or female, whether recent or chronic are treat ed withall the ekill and. appliances which modern ecience has made available. A cure will be guaran‘eed in the shortest possible time, and on the most reasonable terms. are used. and a few days only are required to effeet a permanent. cure. : Nervous A ffections, such-aa Neuralgia, Paralysis, Giddiness, t‘imneas of Vision, etc., will receive especial attention. Secondary and Hereditary Af eco tions. -Serofnia in ali ite manif>ld forma; ¥spepsia, emaciation and debility, treated with certain and unfeiling remedies, speedily expelling all corrupt humors, and imparting a healthy tore te the system, by purifving the blood, ren ulating the scécretions and re-invigorating the vital powera. : Surgical Operations, of whatever nature, performed scientifical'y, and the patient boarded at the Institute. The Doctor will guarantee to cure Hernia (or breach) of the worst kind in three weeks, bv a new mode of operating Ova rian Tumors, so fatal to females, will be successfully removed. ee ; Twenty years’ residence in Mexico, Sonth America, Chiaa and the East Indies. together with his large Hospital and Army practice. has given the Nettor advantages possessed by few, and his remarkable success warrants a promise ofeffectualcure, His Anatomical Plates, exhibiting all parts of the Human System, and the diffe-ent stages of disease, are. the most completeon this coast. while his experience as a lecturer enables him to explain to hie patients the particulars ef their disease. No mystery is made of disease or: the .mode of treatment. but the patient is ingtructed in all that pertains to his case 2 Medicines, with full directions will be scent to any pert of the State, on receipt of a letter describing the symptoms. Au Infirmary ia conoectea with the establish‘nent, where patients. who desire, may receive Poard and constant attention during their sick ess, thus avoiding the inconvenience of a hotel. kind and attentive nurses will be employed, and “ho means ‘will be left untried to give full satis faction. ‘The Doctor’s apartments are the most commo dious and hest arranged in the city, andratie ts may rely on the strictest privucy.—Consultations Free TO THE LADIES. Ladies suffering.from any of the ‘nfirmities peculiar ty the sex, will find-the Doctor ua safe confi‘lant and scientific physician. In the treatment of suppressions and kipdred diseaser, he is without an eqnal, and Ladics mav fee} assured that thev will reecive the most delicate and gentlemanly treatment. and secure a Prompt relief from their troubles. Private apartments, with for those who desire them. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Parties in the country, who may desire to consult the Doctor, can do so by letter, and re ceive in return a full deveripfion of their cisease and ifs means of cure. All communications will be helstrictly confiden’ial, and the letters returned, if denxired.— Medicines willbe sent securtly, Letters, to receive an answer should be accompanies with an Express envelope. Consultations Free, All letters must be andreased ty DR. C. W. MOORE, 641 Commercial St., m1 SAN FRANCISCO. ag eS NEW STORE!! i __ NEW GOoDs 1! op ——. “ w A. H HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A, H. HANSON & CO. Ky; OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada ¢ ty and the surrounding towns that they have opened a Family Grocery AND : Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Bullding, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Strect, : ee ‘We have on hand and will bei ceipt of everything m the way Pry Biss ded GROCERIES, _ ” PROVISIONS, LiQuoRs, CROCKERY WARE MINING TOOLS, a _&c. &e. To which we invite the iraeice of all in want 4 of anything in: 8 line, 9 These Goods will be sola WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods ches and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall geil strictly FOR CASH. alt mo ~ aes Late Surveon U. S. A . Quarantine Physician at New Orleans and Boston, Lecturer on Morbid Women snd Children. Member of tne Massachusctts Medicalin-» }-nensation.of. telght tn the-peirie, -ete.+Nervous] No noxious drags . Nevada, June 4th. © . Opposition inthe lite of Tras f 3, Come One, Come all ! ae Ti ¥ 8 Old, i nd Poor, as a = i : JS Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, E a wy ne . ao in j a seefon . Clothing, Punishing Goods, Boos, Ray fp —~ &e. &e. &e, a Jeffe . ‘* THAT WE ARE SELLING ep . TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEApz ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE GC IN NEVADA COUNTY! T Lucy ; nitig ails 1 led b a Gott: Nee 4 musi The Business facilities we a , , hasg have of getting our Goods mon at Importers’ Rates enable us in th rank to sell our articles at such low 20 T rates as will em DEFY ALL COMPETITION pi bhbh bbb bh _ all b Persons favoring us with their patronage sl : a will always find our prices to be the LOWama EST and every article to be as represented. ; 100 ae P. BANNER, ‘ae Nevada, May 27th. h a ~ a FAMILY CROCERIES hors A. BARUH, Tr OULD int the peepie of a . W that he bog just reeelve purge sar ™ elect Fresh stock of re o Choice Family Groceries, in th E hi Hi d Store of thie kind All goods delisted Fested ort charge. Terms Cash. « ing t! A. BARUH, Commercial Street. "enw Nevada, Nov. 29th, came Central Pacific Railroad Company. pee i ANNUAL MEKTING ot the Stockhor: dang ders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILrevi ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFUOKNIA will be P held at the « fice uf the Company, in the city of . Sactamente, on oe Piey rar DAY OF JUS« Sacramento, May 27th—im oe Te Rar; Ross RARE CHANCE. vad Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, easy ' BETWEEN — 3 m : + prti NEVADA & MOORE’s FLAT, tin Is Offered For Sale. cases Pye to leave the State. the undersigned keys offers for sule, his. Horses, Stage and ExPiut Pr 8a line now running from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield. Woo cev's. an Moore's impe Fixt Itis th best stave-and Express route We: lading outofthiscity For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIER; or at Crawford's smn} Bookstore, my3t eoun United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ti : isi rece! BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Unio OUL" inform their friends that they have bly tl fitted ur in xtyle the above Saloon and are y now prepared te furnish to their patrons, the rebel best of? mk to th Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TheIf you want to play a gaine of Billiards youcan be acecmmodated. as we have two of the best Tahles ia the State my3! Li An Owner Wanted. brok A LARGK dark red and white spotted ox and has been found amony my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washing ton road, Heis well brauded-W. C.D.” on the horn and \C” on ally . the leit side. ‘The owner can have him on proving property and paving charges. Knqvire of nervy : P. WHUNNEFAUTH, dren jet _ Central House, Warhipgton Road. f rom GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. ris Sees” ~iparil MRS, BL UM takes t pleesure Femme in announcing to her friends and all lori rrs of Dancing that she has completed 81 her arrangements ior a Grand Party, which will be given at ; Esq TEMPERANCE HALL, lent On Tuesday Evening, July 4th. a GOOD MUSIC has been engaged and a FINB : , SUPPER will be got up for these asiow, eit ; : TICKETS T E DOLLARS. or, Pp

a \ “Nv SN @pened and the voting commenced: -Sargent " tittees of every county where a Convention _ til the little boy crossed the score with the ‘ranged and is very appropriately named— Glotidus Victory «. . FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1865. A LiveLy 8ceve.—A little “affair” came esterday mérning, soon after the polls aed im this city. , It will be rememCounty ‘Central Committee t to bé administered at the primaries, -This test permitted ail who vo-ted4for Lincoln and Johnson at the last election, and allwho were willing to support the nominees of the County Convention to vote. Early yesterday morning the “Short gan to growl, contending that the Inspec_.tor had no right td-administer-an—oath,and-. _ District Attorney Hawley notified parties . that the thing must nut be done. The polls ‘was challenged, swore and voted. .Kent and Hawley offered to vote, were challenged, and swore they would’nt swear. Then the fun commenced Harry Sears, rushing to ithe rescue, declared that it was aguinst the law for the-Inspector to swear anybody.—_ The “Shorts” swore they would apen ef election of their own. They concluded: that “*would’nt do,” and then they declared they would oust Inspector A. H. Hanson and put in somebody who would let men vote without pledges. Sears took a position in the amiddle of the street and culled to all in fa-} vor of that move to get on the other side. The Kent men all wentover. They did not change the Inspector, but concluded to “change their base.” One of their mien who thought discretion the “better part of valof,” took # position on the curb, and proclaimed that they would “fight it out on this line now and some other one ut another time.” They managed however to swallow the test oath, and then went to voting, swearing and growhng. continuing thustillevening. The enly objection that-a man could have to tak. dag the oath prescribed by the Central Com1 talttee is, that it will compel him to support the Univa ticket or break an oath. Itia the same test prescribed by the Central Comhas yet been held or called. The Sargent men took the test as willingly as they would have taken strawberries and. creas. Weonespay’s Ravixu.~Tho racing at the Glenbrook Park on Wednesday lust 1s pronounced by all wh witnessed the sport to be the best contest that ever came off on the turf of this State. ‘The track isin splendid condition, and-a comparison of the time made yesterday with that over aoy other course in the State will prove without-exceptiva that it is the fastest. ‘The contestants for the purse were J. B. James’ b h. Pilot, J. A. Merritt's s. h Finnegan and T. White's bik m, Jenny Hull The race was the best three in five and was won .n three . straight heats by Pilot. For each heat the little bay nag bad to get down to his work. During a greater part of the race the black mare was lapping him, and Finuegin, a sorrel, four year vld, mnintained his relative position throughout the race. The brush on the home stretch each time was very exciting and the spectators were on “tip-toe” unother horses close upon him. The time was 1:49, 1:46§, 1:47. Such racing is. hard to beat and we understand ‘that the owner of Pilut proposes to throw down the glove to the State. This meeting is bound to give the Gleabrook Park a State reputation, and before long it will become the favorite resort of racing men. Charley Osborn deserves the greatest credit for the energy and enterprise he has shown in making the track what it is, and he should be liberally patronized by citizena of this county. There will. be and sport at the track to-day and every" should see it. , TAK Saloon of Messrs. Haglett & Van Aulstine was thrown open to the public on “Wednesday evening and a large number collected to drink the bealth of the new firm jo a glass of sparkling champagne. The Saloon has’ been neatly and tastefully ar. “The Gem.” We wish the new proprietors abundant success. Tue Moxxvge Docruine iN Missovut. Meetings of great. interest,.and attended largely, have been held at St. Louis for the Purpose of adopting measures for aiding Mexico. Eloquent addresses were made and received with applause. A colonization society was formed and officers elected — There had been two of these mass meetings, and the last one, held May 9th, adjourned till next evening. Thus the spirit of the nation is rising.” ; VINDICATED ! “AND ENDORSED FOR THE United States Senate CITLENS OF NEVADA COUNTY Long Hairs saved, Short Hairs Cleaned, SARGENT’S éozrse approved ! THE CoUNTY FORK SARGENT.—The S:rgent men have a clear working mijority in the County Convention. Gruss Valley has gone aguinst him. The entire number of vules pulled in this city was 7oz. Sar gent’s majority Tus. Every townshp ex” cept Grass Valley ‘has gone for Sargent.— A large amount of wouey bas been expended iu this county andan immense amount ul vulunization dou, but the peuple bate vine dicated Surgeat aud indursed him fur the Uuited States Senate. Hon Schuyvinw Cocrax and party were ut Salt Lake City last Puursday moruing. and have been weicomed wiih hunors, a DANGEROUS Misiaks,.—The cuptain of the schoouer Adrianna, in San b raucisco Bay, wistovk the light at the Ciiif House tor the North Head beacon, a few hights since, aud did not discover his mistake uutil he was in the breakers. Fortunately he was ehabled to get out of his periious positiva, ness in San Fraucises have paid thirty-tbree thousand dollars fur stamps, tu be at on Nclion matches, ty the Internal” Departmeat, THE county jail aud city prison at Virginia City are both crammed full of rascals vt bigh and low degree, and no rou for auy inere. _SEVERAL of the leading mines at Virginia City and Gold Hill have determined tv close work ou ‘the Sabbath, thus allowing their operatives.a day of rest from their labors— an example worthy of all imitation. THe Deit.—The Nevada Light Guard will be out this evening for street drill.— Every member of the Company-should be in _ . the ranks. Since April ith taree tirms dving busi, ARMSVALS aT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. (BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. TuuRSvAY, June 15th, 1865. ‘tobe Parrot Fran. E Johnson Washingto Bloyd Tevis a do Lane Sailor Ravine com Bennett’. do -O Huntoon Gold Flat Col_R; Abbey do. J M Hicaey Moores. A Uiticrbaek Lake city J Harsetl ‘Dog -—, O Lay Dutch: Fiat H Gruthern Sacramen_ G.W Hazor Rough & r A Tayior Selby Fiat John Brown Nevada’ John Earl Unionviile . C P Tolliferro Rocke. R Wing do Josiah Heacock Spency F Polley do GW Hill Unionville — BS Jones do N M Barnett do RB Barnett do K.Karl do -M M Tilton Pilot Knob FA Potter Nevada KR B Moore Uniunville A C Goye do JS Duun Selby Fiat John Bacigalupi do H Southard Tilton m.h R & Gentry do TJ Nugent Moores j James Barnett. do M Greer Rush Creek. Joseph Werrell do W A Townsend Selby f : Hewia do. _8.B Caswell Veench Ge— . John Ceshin do =TL Nicuolson Deer Cr J S$ Earnest do. O38 Holbrook Gold Fia J 8 @oopsman do 8 B Grover Shasta KH Fafqunar do. T.B Sadler Eurvka TM Parker do EF Spence Nevada =D Berry do ba ——] THE “GEM”. SALOON. HASLETT & VAN AULSTEIN, » “Sandy” and “Uncle Billy,” H‘4Y" OPENED the *:Gem Saloon’’ on BROAD STREET, A few doors Below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s Store. If you want a*:yood square drink”? ora Fine Cigar drup into the Gem and you’,1 get it. Nevada, June 14th. . COW FOUND. A LARGE RED. COW, with a wooden yoke on, was sound on the 8th of June, in Willow Valley. The owner can have her by proving propeny and paying charges Enqulre of MR&~ JOYCE, on the Washin, ton road, Nevada, June Ith. j ERANCE HALL, Nevada City. TEMP SIGNOR‘MUZIO, AS the honor-to-announce tq the public of this : city thut he has secured. at an immense expense the ‘ World-renowned American Pianist : and Composer, M. GOTTSCHALK, Also, the Eminent Cantatrice and Prima Donna, MISS LUCY SIMONS, From the Academy of Music, New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and will give TWO. GRAND CONCERTs, Friday and Saturday Evenings, JUNE. 16th and 17th, The whole will be under the management of the Musical Direction of SIGNOR MUZIO, From the Itulian Opera, Paris, Her Majesty’s Thea. tre, . ondon, aud the principal Theatres in Etirope and Americu. ‘Tickets $1. Reserved Seats 50 cts, Extra, Bux Sheets open on ‘Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. . jey CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD. Summer Arrangement, ( N AND AFTER Saturday, June 10th, until further notice, the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Lv aV@Sacranento at 6:30 A. M. arsive at Clip. per Gap at 8:36 a M. Leave Sveri mento at 2P M, arrive Gap at 6:15 PM. Leave Rocklin at 3:35 Pom, Gaprb:ii PM Twave Cl pper Gap at 9:30 AM. arrive at Sacramento ai 11:30 4 M. Leave Clipper Gap at 6: 5.P M. arrive at Rock lin at 7315 P M. 2 Leave ᠀氀椀瀀瀀攀爀 Gap at 6:30 Pp M, araive at Sacramento at 9:50 P M The.6:40 a M. up train connects at the Junction with the curs of the Calitornia Cevtral Kailroad tor Lincoln and Mary sy'lle and all points north The 920 AM. down train will conhet with cars fo. Folsom. On Sun‘twy one train only will be ran. at Clipper arrive at Clipper’ leaving Sacramento, June 12th. : Notice to Whom it may Concern, . . AVING disposed of ger Mactan here, we ar¢ d-sirousof settling «ll outst nding accounts as soon as possible. In urder to do xo, whereby extend to allshose persons: knowing th: mscives indebted teus a cordial and reeapectful invitation (0 cone for ward and settle their accounts immed ~— The same ean be settled with N. ©. PULLY, who ia making that hie spvcial busitices just at present, or, with HM. HINDS,4t the store of A. 1. Hanson & Co. e 10-2 w Kvspectfally, N.¢.TULLY & CO. pome: _ FIRE! FIRE}! the season for disastrous fires is approaching. Are You Insured ? In justice to yourself, your family treditors,Dtain an Insurance Bolicy of a RELIABLE AND SOLVENT COMPANY. THE NEW YORK HOME, With a Cash Capital of over th-ec and a quarter millions, atunds without a-peer in the.world. THE OLD HARTFORD, Established almost at the commencement of the prevent century, has maintained its reputation

througha THOUSAND FIRES, for fairaess promptness and liberality. ; fren THENEW YORK PHENIX, Ts also estahlishea permanently. and fast gain. and your pow vel oy sam — its judicious manage. nora the insured deserves." Doh! eating with, cn ur the avove Companies. has ted. r ) ‘ parties ineured Mead we S . female 1 ursea, Sacramento at 6.30 4M, and Cli per Gap at9.30 1” Ae M. C. CROCKER, 7 Superintendent C,. KK OR vo. bh mee DR. C. W. MOORE'S Medical A few . ATTENDING AND Resipent Puysiciax, “CW. MOORE, M.D. Anatumy and Diseases of 9 ete. E WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN] forta the Peorle of California that he has established an Institate forthe =.= —s— CURE OF DISEASES, # ~ Whether Acute or. Chronic. ‘ ATNo: 641 COMMERCIAL STREET, : A_ few. doors below Kearney, g -_ Where he may be conaulted at all hours. Diseases of the Uterine Functions, characterized by ah Sa suppressed or ful. menatruation, in the sides ana R MOOK! ick, Heatache ; Laecorthoea or whites, are treated on scientific principles and a prompt and permanent enre effected. : or female, whether recent or chronic are treat ed withall the ekill and. appliances which modern ecience has made available. A cure will be guaran‘eed in the shortest possible time, and on the most reasonable terms. are used. and a few days only are required to effeet a permanent. cure. : Nervous A ffections, such-aa Neuralgia, Paralysis, Giddiness, t‘imneas of Vision, etc., will receive especial attention. Secondary and Hereditary Af eco tions. -Serofnia in ali ite manif>ld forma; ¥spepsia, emaciation and debility, treated with certain and unfeiling remedies, speedily expelling all corrupt humors, and imparting a healthy tore te the system, by purifving the blood, ren ulating the scécretions and re-invigorating the vital powera. : Surgical Operations, of whatever nature, performed scientifical'y, and the patient boarded at the Institute. The Doctor will guarantee to cure Hernia (or breach) of the worst kind in three weeks, bv a new mode of operating Ova rian Tumors, so fatal to females, will be successfully removed. ee ; Twenty years’ residence in Mexico, Sonth America, Chiaa and the East Indies. together with his large Hospital and Army practice. has given the Nettor advantages possessed by few, and his remarkable success warrants a promise ofeffectualcure, His Anatomical Plates, exhibiting all parts of the Human System, and the diffe-ent stages of disease, are. the most completeon this coast. while his experience as a lecturer enables him to explain to hie patients the particulars ef their disease. No mystery is made of disease or: the .mode of treatment. but the patient is ingtructed in all that pertains to his case 2 Medicines, with full directions will be scent to any pert of the State, on receipt of a letter describing the symptoms. Au Infirmary ia conoectea with the establish‘nent, where patients. who desire, may receive Poard and constant attention during their sick ess, thus avoiding the inconvenience of a hotel. kind and attentive nurses will be employed, and “ho means ‘will be left untried to give full satis faction. ‘The Doctor’s apartments are the most commo dious and hest arranged in the city, andratie ts may rely on the strictest privucy.—Consultations Free TO THE LADIES. Ladies suffering.from any of the ‘nfirmities peculiar ty the sex, will find-the Doctor ua safe confi‘lant and scientific physician. In the treatment of suppressions and kipdred diseaser, he is without an eqnal, and Ladics mav fee} assured that thev will reecive the most delicate and gentlemanly treatment. and secure a Prompt relief from their troubles. Private apartments, with for those who desire them. TO CORRESPONDENTS. Parties in the country, who may desire to consult the Doctor, can do so by letter, and re ceive in return a full deveripfion of their cisease and ifs means of cure. All communications will be helstrictly confiden’ial, and the letters returned, if denxired.— Medicines willbe sent securtly, Letters, to receive an answer should be accompanies with an Express envelope. Consultations Free, All letters must be andreased ty DR. C. W. MOORE, 641 Commercial St., m1 SAN FRANCISCO. ag eS NEW STORE!! i __ NEW GOoDs 1! op ——. “ w A. H HANSON. J. W. HINDS. A, H. HANSON & CO. Ky; OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM THE citizens and families of Nevada ¢ ty and the surrounding towns that they have opened a Family Grocery AND : Provision Store, In Dr. Hunt's Bullding, Adj. the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad Strect, : ee ‘We have on hand and will bei ceipt of everything m the way Pry Biss ded GROCERIES, _ ” PROVISIONS, LiQuoRs, CROCKERY WARE MINING TOOLS, a _&c. &e. To which we invite the iraeice of all in want 4 of anything in: 8 line, 9 These Goods will be sola WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. In order to sell Goods ches and avoid contracting bad debts, we shall geil strictly FOR CASH. alt mo ~ aes Late Surveon U. S. A . Quarantine Physician at New Orleans and Boston, Lecturer on Morbid Women snd Children. Member of tne Massachusctts Medicalin-» }-nensation.of. telght tn the-peirie, -ete.+Nervous] No noxious drags . Nevada, June 4th. © . Opposition inthe lite of Tras f 3, Come One, Come all ! ae Ti ¥ 8 Old, i nd Poor, as a = i : JS Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, E a wy ne . ao in j a seefon . Clothing, Punishing Goods, Boos, Ray fp —~ &e. &e. &e, a Jeffe . ‘* THAT WE ARE SELLING ep . TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEApz ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE GC IN NEVADA COUNTY! T Lucy ; nitig ails 1 led b a Gott: Nee 4 musi The Business facilities we a , , hasg have of getting our Goods mon at Importers’ Rates enable us in th rank to sell our articles at such low 20 T rates as will em DEFY ALL COMPETITION pi bhbh bbb bh _ all b Persons favoring us with their patronage sl : a will always find our prices to be the LOWama EST and every article to be as represented. ; 100 ae P. BANNER, ‘ae Nevada, May 27th. h a ~ a FAMILY CROCERIES hors A. BARUH, Tr OULD int the peepie of a . W that he bog just reeelve purge sar ™ elect Fresh stock of re o Choice Family Groceries, in th E hi Hi d Store of thie kind All goods delisted Fested ort charge. Terms Cash. « ing t! A. BARUH, Commercial Street. "enw Nevada, Nov. 29th, came Central Pacific Railroad Company. pee i ANNUAL MEKTING ot the Stockhor: dang ders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILrevi ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFUOKNIA will be P held at the « fice uf the Company, in the city of . Sactamente, on oe Piey rar DAY OF JUS« Sacramento, May 27th—im oe Te Rar; Ross RARE CHANCE. vad Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, easy ' BETWEEN — 3 m : + prti NEVADA & MOORE’s FLAT, tin Is Offered For Sale. cases Pye to leave the State. the undersigned keys offers for sule, his. Horses, Stage and ExPiut Pr 8a line now running from this city to Lake city, North Bloomtield. Woo cev's. an Moore's impe Fixt Itis th best stave-and Express route We: lading outofthiscity For further particulars enquire of D, W. HARRIER; or at Crawford's smn} Bookstore, my3t eoun United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ti : isi rece! BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Unio OUL" inform their friends that they have bly tl fitted ur in xtyle the above Saloon and are y now prepared te furnish to their patrons, the rebel best of? mk to th Wines, Liquors and Cigars. TheIf you want to play a gaine of Billiards youcan be acecmmodated. as we have two of the best Tahles ia the State my3! Li An Owner Wanted. brok A LARGK dark red and white spotted ox and has been found amony my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washing ton road, Heis well brauded-W. C.D.” on the horn and \C” on ally . the leit side. ‘The owner can have him on proving property and paving charges. Knqvire of nervy : P. WHUNNEFAUTH, dren jet _ Central House, Warhipgton Road. f rom GRAND SOCIAL PARTY. ris Sees” ~iparil MRS, BL UM takes t pleesure Femme in announcing to her friends and all lori rrs of Dancing that she has completed 81 her arrangements ior a Grand Party, which will be given at ; Esq TEMPERANCE HALL, lent On Tuesday Evening, July 4th. a GOOD MUSIC has been engaged and a FINB : , SUPPER will be got up for these asiow, eit ; : TICKETS T E DOLLARS. or, Pp