June 17, 1864 (4 pages)

ee. 0 stot ee FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 17th. FOR PRESIDENT, —_ oe (OR VICE PRESIDENT. ANOREW JOHNSON. = jexffiae Democeacy.—What has become of creed. There was a time when it could “ marshal foe a campaign the mighty met of the nation. But the day of its glory be-. gan te grow dim in the administration of Franklin Pitree, and its suo forever set whens James Buchanan was elevated to the Presidential chair, Sinee that time the _ Creed of that once al party has become demoralized. When patriots found that traitora to the Government bad contre! of the party, they abandoned it. The only thing left ia the party whieh was common with it in the days of ita glory, was a desire to feed at the public crib. Now, with the lat~. ter day Democracy, or the copperheads, the only pointe upon which they agree are hostility to the Government, a bitter hatred for the Administrativn and a lively sympathy for Jeff. Davis and hia Confederacy. Upon the platiorms they quarrel with one another.— Theit papers in this State, whenever they discuss a question of poliéy, get into a snarl, But they all agree in their abuse of the “ Abolitionists,” and the Press sounds the key note, when the Express and the entire copperhead press take up the howl. They prate about. a Jove for the Constitution.— Had they been its only protectors during the.last three years we should now have ~“geither Constitution nor Government. The . Constitution; sbriekers have at last discov. ered in their composition a “‘fellow feeling” sayaee ge SE ae se a 4 o at “which makes them wondrous kind.” In the campaign of ’56 Fremont was detested by them, and until he wus remoted from the Department of Missouri they heaped their abuse upon him. He was removed by the ~ Goverowent for ineapacity and corruption, aod almost immediately after he is made a Bera by the copperbeads. The men by whom Freniont has been made a pliant toul, have made a platform calculated to conciliate the coppetheads, and the sympathisers with treason are now engaged in puffing the “path finder;”’ not because they like Fres mont, but beesuse they hupe by exalting him to disorganize and weaken the Un'on . party. Their motives are plain to Union men, and their efforts to distract the party will be without success. We do not know of'a single man in the county, a member of . the Union party, who favors the election of Fremont, and when the contest comes, un* less he is nominated by the copperheads, he won't be 10 the fight. TaaT Srappine AFFain.—The Grasa Valley National of yesterday, gives a different version of the affray at that place from what we published. It says the following facts were elicited at the examinatian: A man vamed Hart, who is a cripple, and . . White were having a friendly scuffle in the saloon of Curtis, on Mill street, when Fogarty interfered, remarking that “White should net injurea cripple.” Angry words followed between Fogarty and White, whereupon the latter traversed the saloon, Fogarty stepping backward, and telling White that if he (W.) did not let him (defendant) alone, that be (Fogarty) would kilt White: Short. ly after thie Fogarty left the house; was gone about fifteen minutes, when he returned to the saloon, and the difficulty recowmenced between him and White. They clinched and fell, Fogarty being on top; and while in this position F. made a motion as if resching for a weapon. A bystander named Donahue, interfered at this stage of affairs, telling Fogarty not to draw a weapon on White. Both Fogarty and White svon afterward leit the saloon, and stood on the sidewalk, While ue was urging Fogarty to leave, White stepped from behind Donshue, Fogarty the meanwhile facing Donahue. The latter does not know which of the parties struck firet, but he saw them clinched, and also saw White falling from the sidewalk to the street, followed by Fogarty. Ina moment afterward, White said that be had been stabbed, and he then went inte Curtia’ saloon. The wound, which appears to have been inflicted with a pair of tailors shears, is immediately above the groin, left side, and is pro by Dr. Tyrrell, the tending » 8 critical stab. White te staalasdiedamii io os Campos fh A anBete fons fate 4g deemed much _ Scarcrr? or Laponens.—From various . sections of our county We are informed that were 96 hafd to obtain os at the presenb time. But from the mining section of Red Dog, You Betend the surrounding camps is the complaint mostly -heard.of late. , 4s a gentleman remarked to us the other day, . A “it was harder to obtain labors than it was to take out gold.” Why is this? We cao The fever for thé silver regions over the. . moustains has been the means of setting a large proportion of our floating population; . ed sufficient means to pay atage fare, and have a small amvuant left to get along with ‘for a short time, have pulled up stakes and LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Arrivals at the departed. The lesson some of them have been taught ought to convince those remaining to “let well enough alone.” Many a poor devil—for such he ought to be called for leaving a good thing and rushing blindly af: ter the fickle goddess of furtane—hae retarned from his fruitless search with sore eyes and out of health generally, giad to have an opportunity of going to work even at smaller wages. But we are wandering from our subject. The mining section in Little York township offers superior indueement to laborers, as it is one of* the best mining sections in this part of the country. Already there are four mills in successful operation, and we . are told that two more will commence running in about two weeks; these will increase the demand fur laborers. The owners of clains ia—that-section are pushing shead, for they receive ample reward for so doing, in thoroughly prospecting the ground which has ‘heretofore remained untouched. Al] the cluims they have done any work on havepaid uncommonly well, and it offers great in~ iducements for others to drive ahead. If there are ‘any men who want a good job of work, let them strike out for this place, ale TR store at ed the bras ale—being injured Subser Til We have by every clipper ship from New York,a large assortment of these celebrated Safen. F. TILLMAN, 318 Battery street, mento city. when alarge waa destroy . severe fire ; the jel7-3m_—_ To Helders of United States EASURY NOTES. ech OF CALIFORNIA, County of Amador, s8.—-F. Reichling, bei pees and says that the ching, purchased of John Schade, of Sacraone of TILTON & McFARLAND'’s+ iron ee t that said Safe was in their 4 being duly swern dete irmof F.& P. Beson. on the tid day of Aw > 182 jon of the town and Stare fire, that said Safe stood a re?y eat Was 80 intense that it meir. # knob on the puter deor of said Safe, the coutents of said Safe at the time being U: S. Treasury Notes, and other tombustible materi safe and unICHLING,. and sworn to before me this Lith and remaining iy . the fire. FP. B day of October, AD. 1862. ton & McFarland’s PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES With Steel Vaults and Combination Loeks. This Safe is the only secure Safe in the world, it being secure from burglars as wellas Fire and the Combination Leek is beyond the power of man to pick. It is exclusively used by the Treasury ington. constantly on hand and are receiving San Francisco.¥, though We Knew 6f to men out of employSome th ment around Nevada. . to pay in greenbacks, raising the rate ef wages to wake up the difference between . legal tenders and gold-currency. “A company in Humboldt bave adopted in their byJo purging, and at intervals diegorged sections of « large lizard, the tail of which was six inches long. «The reptile had evidently been exodus is still going on at the rate of 120,000 SATAN'S address to the Fallen Angels— ‘Nicks. come arouse!” to attack, keep it-~I Neither A PRINTER whose talents were bat indifferent, turned physician. He wae asked the reason of it, and replied: “In printing, all the faults are exposed te the eye, but in physic they are buried with the patient, and one gets off more easily." Persons THE Pentan Broruernoop.—Thie worthy association has a branch at Virgiaia city and are thriving : PR . Wa. Corcoran, convicted in the Unis ted States District Ccurt: of assaulting an officer on shipboard at sea, was sentenced to Nevada, Veal to the citizens of Nevada for Castes ato ager" tart ea a >. tam: to them in this respect. iv if you want Spanish that which a canine would not have the courage has been made dry-bones. ings can be dene as well as . others--Sam. Pateh, Tre Austin Reveille anys that several auEee ’ . at 818 per suit. = come to an agreement with their workmen Linen Dusters $2 apiece. HN C. FINDLEY, Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to laws @ provision that stockholders may beet this Set tx guint — =" — ir eevee aTeSIRRR . Meet ~~ b A MAN in Lockport, N. Y., named Frank . 7 ae pest Archy, recently was seized with severe Cheaper than the very Chea ee 1 not only keep on hand the best of Beef, but always have the nicest ; : ‘ swallowed whet young, and had grewn in. WA) TTO! the stomach ofethe mae. Mr, Aue died mu an * PORK in two weeks aiter the reptile substance was ’ taken from him. as ose . VEAL, IRELAND has lost 2,500,000 of its populaae eee tion by emigration within ten years, and the . _ I have been selling Beef, Pork, Mutton and a number of why then some where th don’t ooheuk — “J do 1 sel) Perk, Veal or Mution that : apparently fat on saw-dust and wishing anything in the meat line should purchase only of thove dealers that are known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BEEF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per consequence, ex peeting the large increase of tusineas, 1 have completed arrangements to of peopfe with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! supply any number JOHN C. FINDLEY. June 16th. one year hard labor in the State— prison; at San Francisco, on Monday. BuTTer.—The steamer leaving New York for Aspinwall, on May 23d, carried ubout 800 fikins of butter for California, via the Isthmus. The previous steamer, on the 13th ult., had bat 117 firkine. WASHINGTON correspondence states that the Overland Mail ia in danger of beingdie~ continued ufter the 30th of June, when the contrect expires; that the compaay would not be able to perform the contract tor $1,000,000, owing to the increased cost of teed and high rates of labor. ‘Tue French commander of Zacatecas execates nil the Mexioan prisoners that fall in~ to his hands, as common rebels. The moat into jel6 Glorious Opportnnity to Purchase . Toys! Candies! Nuts! FRUIT, FIREWORKS, &e, 2 NICHOLAS SLOCOViCcH, ; AS just reeeiveda 5 of every shape, gua ble. Paren the littie ones. Candies--an entire new stock andriety fresh from the San Francisco wane Aan ‘Nute—20 bushels. ali _be of a superior quality. Pigs and *—t fe al Oranges —the best ever brought Fireweorks—aA great y ’ Give me acall and! will guarantee satisfaction lendid stock of TOYS, ity, and style ima, ts come select so to kinds, and warranted to At the old stand on Pine street. este of these victims are Ghilardi, a General of the regular army, and Chavez, Governor of the State of Aguas Calientes — Several more officers of atinction were sacrificed at the same time. @ 8 Lorp Lyons, Britieh Muvister at WashNevada, ington, says that he has never had any cor A. BLOCK NOTICE. ERSONS perns themselves indebted: to ; & will please call and A len cor tena, Me ye hate yet cee ‘ized to reveipt for us. ees Jane 12th. respondence with Jeff. Davis, and recent publications to that effect are a forgery. ag Meiaes’ Wuarr, San nearly demolished the other da crn ang, of the ores waves, & y ipdustrious was by @ genorig —— _— : .—-The c aes Uae Saiy emi “CIGAR EMPORIUM ” Ss. ROTHSCHILD, Atthe A }) and War Departments at Wasi4. BLOCK & €o, — 2 a! OE JULIUS DREYFUS, S eaye Oppositicn Dying Of 1 Nevada that he keepsou hand, at the al > United Sates Bakery, ‘Pine St., == Cok Pe a All of which is hanufactured at this Establish-. if: Te. ‘ a e of in ment of the best materials. A room hes been Ce Ze Ga m itted up expressly as an Ice Cream eartmant. of the 1* : mee pees o-3 of kind:& hand and made 4 pia at -— ~Vorder at short aoties and low rates. ms < nt To the People of Nevada County ! . "as thave in-my-employ the best of Contes —sét ep Ss = ity ar me py ee: } sae qupeantos all articles — —_road. a —Saseee=hty, Give ie & trial all you in want of . 4-7 came IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY LEE & RYLAND’S awa “on Su Te a + GR RAP BQUESCURICULUM ben! Go to the Headquarters for Your Slag : 7 now, CAMEL SHOW. — CLOTHING ! ° We ae Mammoth company of Equestrians, Actende : cae robats and Gymnasts has been organized ue Comp . ? without regard of expense by 3 Nend after TO-DAY the entire stock in the MR. H. C, LEE, * @ Prove We ASwE shoresg the ie The well Saad Finest of ne ee 5 . -Oast. who has secured the services of rome o _ #00n Corner of Pine & Commercial Sta,, . the mont es 7 WILL BE SOLD Distinguished Eastern Artistes! Es Rte ss = ~ The ( --ALSO— = ; _At Lower Rates than ever before = Z dng on ae a A Host of California Talent. — refuss KNOWN IN NEVADA ! Which enabies him to produce all the Elegant invita ’. Sensational and Comie Noveitiés of the day. : the F eee They will have the honor of appearing before a : ’ the citizens of Nevada and vicinity in one of Grase For Cash Only! =. ttrtitneat on” “nl andivemiteden dy and pi ~ FRIDAY EVENING, June 17th. the g In order to give the reader in Nevada and the Light adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Children ter Wo yearassscsso ss ene taps ee gE P<: “Tes att ROWK 2 ADAMS, heme ~ the s0 CLOTHING LINE, The company will perform at North San Juam ai . June. 15th, and at Moore’s Flat on the 16th. Ow We have deemicd it best to set forth the prices . —*°TS¢ June Lith—td ———-5 “a the oe ot a few articles—for instance : : Freck Coats, Blue Flannel §5 apicce. =~ ontree Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 TRY THAT. ead per suit. ~ ee ——_ na Ne. l Famcy Cassimere Suits FOUNTAIN SODA! them Pa ages EEE OE ge and ce FRANK GUILD’S : yore t! Boots frem $3 50, upwards. Nevada city. Ne {Calf backand front. Pi emacs ee a Sore Back Driving Gloves-Cheap. . ——— ; > publis sani g Te COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE! . p Sorat sass appea * eae. o, the cc ‘Tell Your Friends ui Lineo ELEBRATED Great Bargains,. pene TH _° OFFERED BY Eamily Coffee! Fae 2 , } 1s now used in every Pirst Clase Rotel and prinf 8. HAAS & COMPANY, . frown = © ee <ome Ww. have received the following certificates yet se 3 _ from thé proprietors ‘since we hare intro TY in!) ote mtcreeges bering’ Sected the qn ae Purnishing Goods! from ell the d Fe grabs Mita tiger A Episo ; ; the city, cheerfully recommead ey se ep editor Hardenburgh & Dyer..-..Rues At prices that will surprise evLint bbuheense . Hotel —_ ta ‘ at Alstrom & Johnson.-.-.1..Liek House Weste one wa i ee RIE Y, Exchange ony m.of om W. BR. Wevgamt, so. casey ecsscne lnternational The C. A. James:.. Ae nseceseseseltail Road The h : ; > Oliver. ae someiees os ae tended 3 * TOG Baw cee seccecsgisecenuscccesesé Valises from $2 50and up. United States.-.-. so ssocoveeeeees Restamrrnt three: ‘Trunks--cheaper than the . Tenane.!” Groene le ae Se 8 Porter & Co}iins....<. Restaurant ie Very Cheapest . Engleberg W Wagiaers-<2--.---7---Restaurant 2 paves Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. We fr putting ap ‘het ‘brand ot Oanpin % wes y ZED Par Trade, Hats at very Low Rates. ask ae 8 ee to substantiate the puoehienae. electe: Under Shirts, from $1 UP. Orcer Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee . of the wonton. AA from ar y of the Grocers, or from odr manufactory Thom: Z P. S.—The brand 01 Pionze® MILLS Correr CALIFORNIA BLANKETS . Seeds: watts Teele, Whe Wholesdie Prices. LLL = ee “A Slight Cold,” Coughs. Pointe ; _ Few are aware of the importance of checking Fa T his is decidedly/the Greatest . * Cough or “sticnt co_p” in its first stage ; At . that which im the beginning would yield to a Myles Inducementever offered! . mild remedy, if neglected. soon "attacks the tional, Jungs. ‘“Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give sure chuset _— and almost immediate relief. Military Officers was Ca x and Soldiers should have them, as they can be Dr.T A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. carried im the pocket and taken as occasion rePa quires. arrr : ni ao Agents for California, Repmncrox & Co., covere pao k J which we are deteniacl st . Whe Florence Sewing Machine —The was m ‘ peil'at less prices than they have ever been sold popular Machine is furnished te any part of the brothe ma apo alysis city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must accide: e ay Sa b= ag a: Hoe oe and ees eeneneed.Cont the following . @ pth Pee arrangements have been made so that we 5 shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and . ¥>° have them. Instructions given free. most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the . %J* Needles, thread and silk for sale by Ap sity ot New York. GEO. 4. RANDALL, Agent, eaysa Ut Sree Fo sat of the truth of . At Weaver & Co's store, 50 Broad street, Nevada == do. wa Seetsiaes a, the wntincimed, tn hashes the “Fleece” . 204 3, eheerfally recommend them to theee in want @f Cas. H. Maca. C. M. &. D., 4 .F RB. H. F. ; + : 4

ee. 0 stot ee FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 17th. FOR PRESIDENT, —_ oe (OR VICE PRESIDENT. ANOREW JOHNSON. = jexffiae Democeacy.—What has become of creed. There was a time when it could “ marshal foe a campaign the mighty met of the nation. But the day of its glory be-. gan te grow dim in the administration of Franklin Pitree, and its suo forever set whens James Buchanan was elevated to the Presidential chair, Sinee that time the _ Creed of that once al party has become demoralized. When patriots found that traitora to the Government bad contre! of the party, they abandoned it. The only thing left ia the party whieh was common with it in the days of ita glory, was a desire to feed at the public crib. Now, with the lat~. ter day Democracy, or the copperheads, the only pointe upon which they agree are hostility to the Government, a bitter hatred for the Administrativn and a lively sympathy for Jeff. Davis and hia Confederacy. Upon the platiorms they quarrel with one another.— Theit papers in this State, whenever they discuss a question of poliéy, get into a snarl, But they all agree in their abuse of the “ Abolitionists,” and the Press sounds the key note, when the Express and the entire copperhead press take up the howl. They prate about. a Jove for the Constitution.— Had they been its only protectors during the.last three years we should now have ~“geither Constitution nor Government. The . Constitution; sbriekers have at last discov. ered in their composition a “‘fellow feeling” sayaee ge SE ae se a 4 o at “which makes them wondrous kind.” In the campaign of ’56 Fremont was detested by them, and until he wus remoted from the Department of Missouri they heaped their abuse upon him. He was removed by the ~ Goverowent for ineapacity and corruption, aod almost immediately after he is made a Bera by the copperbeads. The men by whom Freniont has been made a pliant toul, have made a platform calculated to conciliate the coppetheads, and the sympathisers with treason are now engaged in puffing the “path finder;”’ not because they like Fres mont, but beesuse they hupe by exalting him to disorganize and weaken the Un'on . party. Their motives are plain to Union men, and their efforts to distract the party will be without success. We do not know of'a single man in the county, a member of . the Union party, who favors the election of Fremont, and when the contest comes, un* less he is nominated by the copperheads, he won't be 10 the fight. TaaT Srappine AFFain.—The Grasa Valley National of yesterday, gives a different version of the affray at that place from what we published. It says the following facts were elicited at the examinatian: A man vamed Hart, who is a cripple, and . . White were having a friendly scuffle in the saloon of Curtis, on Mill street, when Fogarty interfered, remarking that “White should net injurea cripple.” Angry words followed between Fogarty and White, whereupon the latter traversed the saloon, Fogarty stepping backward, and telling White that if he (W.) did not let him (defendant) alone, that be (Fogarty) would kilt White: Short. ly after thie Fogarty left the house; was gone about fifteen minutes, when he returned to the saloon, and the difficulty recowmenced between him and White. They clinched and fell, Fogarty being on top; and while in this position F. made a motion as if resching for a weapon. A bystander named Donahue, interfered at this stage of affairs, telling Fogarty not to draw a weapon on White. Both Fogarty and White svon afterward leit the saloon, and stood on the sidewalk, While ue was urging Fogarty to leave, White stepped from behind Donshue, Fogarty the meanwhile facing Donahue. The latter does not know which of the parties struck firet, but he saw them clinched, and also saw White falling from the sidewalk to the street, followed by Fogarty. Ina moment afterward, White said that be had been stabbed, and he then went inte Curtia’ saloon. The wound, which appears to have been inflicted with a pair of tailors shears, is immediately above the groin, left side, and is pro by Dr. Tyrrell, the tending » 8 critical stab. White te staalasdiedamii io os Campos fh A anBete fons fate 4g deemed much _ Scarcrr? or Laponens.—From various . sections of our county We are informed that were 96 hafd to obtain os at the presenb time. But from the mining section of Red Dog, You Betend the surrounding camps is the complaint mostly -heard.of late. , 4s a gentleman remarked to us the other day, . A “it was harder to obtain labors than it was to take out gold.” Why is this? We cao The fever for thé silver regions over the. . moustains has been the means of setting a large proportion of our floating population; . ed sufficient means to pay atage fare, and have a small amvuant left to get along with ‘for a short time, have pulled up stakes and LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Arrivals at the departed. The lesson some of them have been taught ought to convince those remaining to “let well enough alone.” Many a poor devil—for such he ought to be called for leaving a good thing and rushing blindly af: ter the fickle goddess of furtane—hae retarned from his fruitless search with sore eyes and out of health generally, giad to have an opportunity of going to work even at smaller wages. But we are wandering from our subject. The mining section in Little York township offers superior indueement to laborers, as it is one of* the best mining sections in this part of the country. Already there are four mills in successful operation, and we . are told that two more will commence running in about two weeks; these will increase the demand fur laborers. The owners of clains ia—that-section are pushing shead, for they receive ample reward for so doing, in thoroughly prospecting the ground which has ‘heretofore remained untouched. Al] the cluims they have done any work on havepaid uncommonly well, and it offers great in~ iducements for others to drive ahead. If there are ‘any men who want a good job of work, let them strike out for this place, ale TR store at ed the bras ale—being injured Subser Til We have by every clipper ship from New York,a large assortment of these celebrated Safen. F. TILLMAN, 318 Battery street, mento city. when alarge waa destroy . severe fire ; the jel7-3m_—_ To Helders of United States EASURY NOTES. ech OF CALIFORNIA, County of Amador, s8.—-F. Reichling, bei pees and says that the ching, purchased of John Schade, of Sacraone of TILTON & McFARLAND'’s+ iron ee t that said Safe was in their 4 being duly swern dete irmof F.& P. Beson. on the tid day of Aw > 182 jon of the town and Stare fire, that said Safe stood a re?y eat Was 80 intense that it meir. # knob on the puter deor of said Safe, the coutents of said Safe at the time being U: S. Treasury Notes, and other tombustible materi safe and unICHLING,. and sworn to before me this Lith and remaining iy . the fire. FP. B day of October, AD. 1862. ton & McFarland’s PATENT FIRE-PROOF SAFES With Steel Vaults and Combination Loeks. This Safe is the only secure Safe in the world, it being secure from burglars as wellas Fire and the Combination Leek is beyond the power of man to pick. It is exclusively used by the Treasury ington. constantly on hand and are receiving San Francisco.¥, though We Knew 6f to men out of employSome th ment around Nevada. . to pay in greenbacks, raising the rate ef wages to wake up the difference between . legal tenders and gold-currency. “A company in Humboldt bave adopted in their byJo purging, and at intervals diegorged sections of « large lizard, the tail of which was six inches long. «The reptile had evidently been exodus is still going on at the rate of 120,000 SATAN'S address to the Fallen Angels— ‘Nicks. come arouse!” to attack, keep it-~I Neither A PRINTER whose talents were bat indifferent, turned physician. He wae asked the reason of it, and replied: “In printing, all the faults are exposed te the eye, but in physic they are buried with the patient, and one gets off more easily." Persons THE Pentan Broruernoop.—Thie worthy association has a branch at Virgiaia city and are thriving : PR . Wa. Corcoran, convicted in the Unis ted States District Ccurt: of assaulting an officer on shipboard at sea, was sentenced to Nevada, Veal to the citizens of Nevada for Castes ato ager" tart ea a >. tam: to them in this respect. iv if you want Spanish that which a canine would not have the courage has been made

dry-bones. ings can be dene as well as . others--Sam. Pateh, Tre Austin Reveille anys that several auEee ’ . at 818 per suit. = come to an agreement with their workmen Linen Dusters $2 apiece. HN C. FINDLEY, Wishes everybody in the county of Nevada to laws @ provision that stockholders may beet this Set tx guint — =" — ir eevee aTeSIRRR . Meet ~~ b A MAN in Lockport, N. Y., named Frank . 7 ae pest Archy, recently was seized with severe Cheaper than the very Chea ee 1 not only keep on hand the best of Beef, but always have the nicest ; : ‘ swallowed whet young, and had grewn in. WA) TTO! the stomach ofethe mae. Mr, Aue died mu an * PORK in two weeks aiter the reptile substance was ’ taken from him. as ose . VEAL, IRELAND has lost 2,500,000 of its populaae eee tion by emigration within ten years, and the . _ I have been selling Beef, Pork, Mutton and a number of why then some where th don’t ooheuk — “J do 1 sel) Perk, Veal or Mution that : apparently fat on saw-dust and wishing anything in the meat line should purchase only of thove dealers that are known to sell the best, and especially those who BUY THEIR BEEF! Ofcourse judgment will be rendered in my favor and per consequence, ex peeting the large increase of tusineas, 1 have completed arrangements to of peopfe with the best of Meat at Very Low rates! supply any number JOHN C. FINDLEY. June 16th. one year hard labor in the State— prison; at San Francisco, on Monday. BuTTer.—The steamer leaving New York for Aspinwall, on May 23d, carried ubout 800 fikins of butter for California, via the Isthmus. The previous steamer, on the 13th ult., had bat 117 firkine. WASHINGTON correspondence states that the Overland Mail ia in danger of beingdie~ continued ufter the 30th of June, when the contrect expires; that the compaay would not be able to perform the contract tor $1,000,000, owing to the increased cost of teed and high rates of labor. ‘Tue French commander of Zacatecas execates nil the Mexioan prisoners that fall in~ to his hands, as common rebels. The moat into jel6 Glorious Opportnnity to Purchase . Toys! Candies! Nuts! FRUIT, FIREWORKS, &e, 2 NICHOLAS SLOCOViCcH, ; AS just reeeiveda 5 of every shape, gua ble. Paren the littie ones. Candies--an entire new stock andriety fresh from the San Francisco wane Aan ‘Nute—20 bushels. ali _be of a superior quality. Pigs and *—t fe al Oranges —the best ever brought Fireweorks—aA great y ’ Give me acall and! will guarantee satisfaction lendid stock of TOYS, ity, and style ima, ts come select so to kinds, and warranted to At the old stand on Pine street. este of these victims are Ghilardi, a General of the regular army, and Chavez, Governor of the State of Aguas Calientes — Several more officers of atinction were sacrificed at the same time. @ 8 Lorp Lyons, Britieh Muvister at WashNevada, ington, says that he has never had any cor A. BLOCK NOTICE. ERSONS perns themselves indebted: to ; & will please call and A len cor tena, Me ye hate yet cee ‘ized to reveipt for us. ees Jane 12th. respondence with Jeff. Davis, and recent publications to that effect are a forgery. ag Meiaes’ Wuarr, San nearly demolished the other da crn ang, of the ores waves, & y ipdustrious was by @ genorig —— _— : .—-The c aes Uae Saiy emi “CIGAR EMPORIUM ” Ss. ROTHSCHILD, Atthe A }) and War Departments at Wasi4. BLOCK & €o, — 2 a! OE JULIUS DREYFUS, S eaye Oppositicn Dying Of 1 Nevada that he keepsou hand, at the al > United Sates Bakery, ‘Pine St., == Cok Pe a All of which is hanufactured at this Establish-. if: Te. ‘ a e of in ment of the best materials. A room hes been Ce Ze Ga m itted up expressly as an Ice Cream eartmant. of the 1* : mee pees o-3 of kind:& hand and made 4 pia at -— ~Vorder at short aoties and low rates. ms < nt To the People of Nevada County ! . "as thave in-my-employ the best of Contes —sét ep Ss = ity ar me py ee: } sae qupeantos all articles — —_road. a —Saseee=hty, Give ie & trial all you in want of . 4-7 came IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY LEE & RYLAND’S awa “on Su Te a + GR RAP BQUESCURICULUM ben! Go to the Headquarters for Your Slag : 7 now, CAMEL SHOW. — CLOTHING ! ° We ae Mammoth company of Equestrians, Actende : cae robats and Gymnasts has been organized ue Comp . ? without regard of expense by 3 Nend after TO-DAY the entire stock in the MR. H. C, LEE, * @ Prove We ASwE shoresg the ie The well Saad Finest of ne ee 5 . -Oast. who has secured the services of rome o _ #00n Corner of Pine & Commercial Sta,, . the mont es 7 WILL BE SOLD Distinguished Eastern Artistes! Es Rte ss = ~ The ( --ALSO— = ; _At Lower Rates than ever before = Z dng on ae a A Host of California Talent. — refuss KNOWN IN NEVADA ! Which enabies him to produce all the Elegant invita ’. Sensational and Comie Noveitiés of the day. : the F eee They will have the honor of appearing before a : ’ the citizens of Nevada and vicinity in one of Grase For Cash Only! =. ttrtitneat on” “nl andivemiteden dy and pi ~ FRIDAY EVENING, June 17th. the g In order to give the reader in Nevada and the Light adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Children ter Wo yearassscsso ss ene taps ee gE P<: “Tes att ROWK 2 ADAMS, heme ~ the s0 CLOTHING LINE, The company will perform at North San Juam ai . June. 15th, and at Moore’s Flat on the 16th. Ow We have deemicd it best to set forth the prices . —*°TS¢ June Lith—td ———-5 “a the oe ot a few articles—for instance : : Freck Coats, Blue Flannel §5 apicce. =~ ontree Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 TRY THAT. ead per suit. ~ ee ——_ na Ne. l Famcy Cassimere Suits FOUNTAIN SODA! them Pa ages EEE OE ge and ce FRANK GUILD’S : yore t! Boots frem $3 50, upwards. Nevada city. Ne {Calf backand front. Pi emacs ee a Sore Back Driving Gloves-Cheap. . ——— ; > publis sani g Te COFFEE! COFFEE! COFFEE! . p Sorat sass appea * eae. o, the cc ‘Tell Your Friends ui Lineo ELEBRATED Great Bargains,. pene TH _° OFFERED BY Eamily Coffee! Fae 2 , } 1s now used in every Pirst Clase Rotel and prinf 8. HAAS & COMPANY, . frown = © ee <ome Ww. have received the following certificates yet se 3 _ from thé proprietors ‘since we hare intro TY in!) ote mtcreeges bering’ Sected the qn ae Purnishing Goods! from ell the d Fe grabs Mita tiger A Episo ; ; the city, cheerfully recommead ey se ep editor Hardenburgh & Dyer...-....Rues At prices that will surprise evLint bbuheense . Hotel —_ ta ‘ at Alstrom & Johnson..-.-..1...Liek House Weste one wa i ee RIE Y, Exchange ony m.of om W. BR. Wevgamt, so.. casey ecsscne lnternational The C. A. James:... Ae nseceseseseltail Road The h : ; > Oliver. ae someiees os ae tended 3 * TOG Baw cee seccecsgisecenuscccesesé Valises from $2 50and up. United States.-.-. so ssocoveeeeees Restamrrnt three: ‘Trunks--cheaper than the . Tenane.!” Groene le ae Se 8 Porter & Co}iins........<.. Restaurant ie Very Cheapest . Engleberg W Wagiaers-<2--.---7---Restaurant 2 paves Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. We fr putting ap ‘het ‘brand ot Oanpin % wes y ZED Par Trade, Hats at very Low Rates. ask ae 8 ee to substantiate the puoehienae. electe: Under Shirts, from $1 UP. Orcer Marden & Folger’s Java Coffee . of the wonton. AA from ar y of the Grocers, or from odr manufactory Thom: Z P. S.—The brand 01 Pionze® MILLS Correr CALIFORNIA BLANKETS . Seeds: watts Teele, Whe Wholesdie Prices. LLL = ee “A Slight Cold,” Coughs. Pointe ; _ Few are aware of the importance of checking Fa T his is decidedly/the Greatest . * Cough or “sticnt co_p” in its first stage ; At . that which im the beginning would yield to a Myles Inducementever offered! . mild remedy, if neglected. soon "attacks the tional, Jungs. ‘“Brown’s Bronchial Troches” give sure chuset _— and almost immediate relief. Military Officers was Ca x and Soldiers should have them, as they can be Dr.T A Dollar saved is a Dollar earned. carried im the pocket and taken as occasion rePa quires. arrr : ni ao Agents for California, Repmncrox & Co., covere pao k J which we are deteniacl st . Whe Florence Sewing Machine —The was m ‘ peil'at less prices than they have ever been sold popular Machine is furnished te any part of the brothe ma apo alysis city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must accide: e ay Sa b= ag a: Hoe oe and ees eeneneed.Cont the following . @ pth Pee arrangements have been made so that we 5 shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and . ¥>° have them. Instructions given free. most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the . %J* Needles, thread and silk for sale by Ap sity ot New York. GEO. 4. RANDALL, Agent, eaysa Ut Sree Fo sat of the truth of . At Weaver & Co's store, 50 Broad street, Nevada == do. wa Seetsiaes a, the wntincimed, tn hashes the “Fleece” . 204 3, eheerfally recommend them to theee in want @f Cas. H. Maca. C. M. &. D., 4 .F RB. H. F. ; + : 4