June 25, 1869 (4 pages)

nual been ' due of 10 8 will 1, and servdays lonth scary lance doth, rythiog tly oD hecity. USS, ee y oceule for SS D wil d i Lpply to BAL. = 4 é + 4 Che Daily Transeryzt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. SNow Pornt—The prospect at this old mining camp is decidedly firstarate_] “The Water Company has a mine at __this_place, nnder the supesintendence of . Mr.-Coafs; and itis regarded as one—of ~the-best—claims~on “that—ridge-——The — company has-been stripping all Sums ——"jner and running from 600 to 800 inches = of water. : McCarrow & Co. are drifting in the: old Golzonda claims, and at. their last clean up they took out some gold which very'much resembles that found on the opposite ridge, at Minnesota, in Sierra eounty. These claims were abandoned and no work has been done on them for many years, until this season; and the chances are that McCarrow & Co. will: make a good thing out of them. . Cawger & Co. are running a drifting tunnel in-their claims, and have excels lent indications. . Price and his men are still at work at this place, as they have been for many years, and it is thought, trom all--appearances, that he is making money, MINING AT MooReE’s FLat.—The Eagle Company have commenced sluic ing through their new tunnel, which . has just been completed, and are running for the rich channel worked by Hickey several years ago, and have great expectations of striking it. a The Illinois Co’s claims and Hickey’s have been worked steadily and are pays ing well. oe ee The old St. Lawrence-is owned and worked by Chinamen.— Atwater & Knotwell have got their pipe down and ready to run water to their claims, and in a day or two they ~~ will be pitching in with all their might. These claims are regarded as A.1 but not having sufficient fall they can not be-worked to advantage. . ° « Woo Lsex's FLat.—From those who have visited this place lately we learn that the town never looked as prosperous ag at the present time. By people, generally, it was believed that the town had “pegged out” entirely. The XIX Company, owned by Marks & Co., are doing splendidly, and give employment to a good many men. Last week they cleaned up $11,000, and the prospect is, from the looks of the ground, that their next clean up will be considerably larger. Shultz & Stober have a good mine, are working it with energy, and it is paying them well. Reed & Mills are working the Blue Bank claims. They bave been drifting for years, and everybody knows they . are doing well. : Frre at LAKE City.—At 11 o'clock on Wednesday night, the building used as a school bouse at Lake city, opposite Payne’s hotel, ‘was discovered in flames, and the fire rapidly spread to the blacksmith shop of W.°D. Black adjoining. Both buildings were entirely consumed. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. PLEASE RETURN 1T.—About three months ago, some person borrowed 150 teet of inch rope from the Engine House { of Pennsylvania No, 2. The borrower will pleage retorn it, or any one knowing of its whereabouts will confer a favor by leaving word at Monro’s butcher shop. : oN . Suppex Deatu. Louis Chappelette a barber, Yormerly. a resident of this city, droppe' at North Bloomfield, yesterday morning. Supposed cause, heart disease. Examinations To-pay.—The High School examinations will take place today, and in the afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the compositions and declamations of -—the Grammar and High Schools, will be heard in Assembly Hall. ANNOUNCEMENT.—J. D. White, of Washington; is announced in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, as a candidate for the Assembly. : i — CHEAP . —Tomatoes are selling -in town for the very low price of 25 cents . ‘Nor CxostXc Ovt.—Goldsinith js not, under pretense of leaving for New York or-anyotherplace, trying te hum~ bug the people by selling them shelf worn goods, at pretended low prices. He is, “though not closing out,” selling . } new goods just -received, cheaper-than they can be bought elsewhere. Ladies only te glanee—at—the ligt of prices for ‘some-of the new and tashionabie-goods just received: French Prints, 1 yard wide; 123 cents per yard, Double width Fiench Plaid Ginghams, 25 cts. 1,500 yards assorted Fine Dress Goods, 25 cents. 1,500 yards of very hands some Delaines, 174 cents. 1,200 best quality new style Hoop Skirts, 50 cents. French Chambries, double width, 25 cents. 250 Shakers at 10 cents. each. 300 dozen Spool Cotton; Brooks, Coates and others, 85 cents per dozen. 5,000 dale and Wanesetta 4-4 Maslin, just received, and are offered at lower rates than have ever been sold heretofore. Yesterday was received an extra large stock of goods for the Fourth of July. Do not forget the place ! : A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of -Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. je25 . one lala iain emia Hurrah for the 4th of July! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET..:.-.-NEVADA CITY, AS returned from San Francisco with a splendid stock of FIREWORKS ! — Of-every description for the Fourth of Jaly. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a—_ stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, ORANGES, LEMONS, and in fact the best.etock of VARIETY GOODS in the county. Fire Crackers, Réckets, Torpedoes, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorte of Fireworke. Flags of all sizes and descriptions. _ Comfeetionery—the Largest and best ‘stock to be found in the city, GS Don't forget the place. NICK. SLOCOVICH. Pine Street, Nevada City. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY ee THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD OR CIVEN AWAY. A, GOLDSMITH, H’*s DECIDED to dispose of his present Stock of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, And everything else in the Store on the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. _ These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. _~NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each. Ge” Ladies : Before buying elsewhere visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates, . -to.convince themselves-of this fact;have } yards Sprague and Merrimac Prints, f and 5,000 yards of White Rock, Lanes: . : i the nomination ofsu _ ANNOUNCEMENTS. _ For Senator. HERBY EVERETT, of Bridgefort townA.A ship, willte a candidate for the nomination of State Senator, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 1@th, 1869. ;} G. WAITE will be a candidate for 4e nomination of Senator, subject to the sioror the” “Repuvican Voters of] Nevada county, at the primaries to be held onturday, July .vth, 1869. * Res oe SETH MARTIN, of Truckee, will be a candidate for the nomination ior the Senate ANNOUNCEMENTS. . DsLeeates.—The following reons are anneunced as candidates for tes to the Republican State and Dietrict>Judicial Conventions—subject to the primary election -ofdth. to pe elected: A. C. Niles, Ss. W. Lee, Na Clark, 5 I-Sykea, A. B. Gregory, KE. H. Gaylord, = . Dwight Crittenden, sd. M. Hickey, M.S Norton, — “A.B Swan, Charles Barker. Frederick Spreeher subject to the decision of “the-tnton itepublican voters, at er ~emaaion to be Beld on Saturday, July 10th, 1969. For Sheri@. J OHN-CASHIN will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the deeision of the Union Repubiiean yoters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on July 10th, 136¥. 3 W. PO1LTER will be a candidate fcr the e homination of Sheriff, subject to the decizion of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on 1 Saturday, July 10th, 1869. QTEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the k* nominat.on of Sheriff, subject vo the dectsion of the Union Kepubiican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries 1o be held on Saturday, duly duth. Loy! Se ; Gore GRANT, of Rough & Ready, wil] be a Candidate for the nomination of Sherit, subject to the decision of the Uniun Ke; publican voters of Nevada county, a! the pri muaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1589, For Collector. OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, . Will be a candidate for the nomination of Coulector, subject to the décision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at the primaries to-be-heid on saturday, duty 10th ’ For Supt, of Schools, 4. M. PRESTON will be @ candidate for nomination for Superintendent ef Public pchools, subject tw ihe decision of the Union Kepublican voters ef Nevada County, at rr primaries to be held on Saturday, July 20, iy, % a oo POWERS will bea candidate for intendent of Public Schools, subject to the decision of the Un10n Repubiican voters, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 18u9. For Surveyor, H 8. BRADLEY will! be a candidate for the « bomination of Surveyor, subject to the avecision Of the Union Kepublican voters ot Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 19th, 1869. N 8. BEAL will be a candidate for the. « nomina:ion of District Attorney, subject to the dedision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the prinwries to be neid or Saturday, July 10th, 1809. For District Attorney. For Road Commussioner. “paps. L. BALDWIN will be a candidate for th. nomination 0: Hoad Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10.h. AS. B. PATTERSON, of Litile York Tp., will be a candidate for the nomination of Koad Commissioner subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada Connty, aj ihe primaries to be held on Saturday, daly Wth, 1569. °~ ' EO. 8. 8. GETCHELL annonnces himself as a candidate for the office ef Kead ComJmissioner, subject to the decision of the Union le page voters of Nevada county, at the pr nes to’ be beld on Saturday, July 10th, 18869. For Assessor, ; F. MASON will be a candidate for the 4.0 nomination of Connty Assessor, enbject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. CAs. E. MULLOY will bea candidate for the nomination of! Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satorday, July 10th, 1869, : J. ORGAN will be a candidate for the e nomination of Assessor subject to the decision of the Union Republican, votera of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. « % P. BUSH will be a candidate for the nom« ination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada . county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday ‘Suly doth, 1869. ahs # .For Boad Gommuiissioner. WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of RUAD COMMISSIONER, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Primaries, to be heid 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislature will-+make it a salaried officé, at Two ‘Thoueand Dollars per annum and mileage (15 cents per mile), sufficient to pay traveling expenses.And I think any man who sha fa.thfally and ir partially perform the daties of this office, will earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his services must be dearly given for nothing. With this exp anation 1 put myselfin the hands of my friends and coumios kno wing they both wil attend to my case. Dhonld the people think it for $ticir Interest to elect me again, I will serve them to the best of my ability.— Should they wish to elect some other person, it ie their privilege, and I shall not grumble at their decision. jelitd GEO. GEPHARD. TD UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES l pause THEIR NAMES placed befere the Union yoters of MEADOW L ‘LSOWNSHIP ehould remit $5, and nouncement totheTRUCKEE TRIBUNE _ Truckee, Cal. = Truckee, June 9th, 1869. RM: HUNT, M.D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, their Anper pound. A. GOLDSMIT eps 67-tf For Assemblymens 2 didate for nomination fog the Assembly, subject to the decision-of the Union Republican voters of Nevada cuunty. at the primaries to-be held on Saturday,-Jduly 10th, 1869. OBERTBELL, of Truckee, will be a-eandidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union kKepabiito be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. sJ bea candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, et the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, W. H. TOOTHAKER, of Grass Valley, e will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votera_of Nevada County, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. . ‘ D E. SYKES of Truckee will be a candidate Je tor the Assembly subject. to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. E. GRIFITUS, of Truckee, will be a oan. £7. didate for the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. N A. SINGLETON, of Washington town« Ship, will be“a candidate’ for nomination for the Assembly, subject tothe decision ofthe Union Republican voters ef Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Fuly 10th, 1269. : = 8. MoBRIDE, of Bridgeport township, © will bea candidate fur nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Repubhcan voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. : = + is hereby announced as a candidate for the Acsenibiy, subject-to the decision of the Uniou Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at og primaries to be held on the 10th day ot July, 1869, , e sis HARLES W. DANNALS will be a candi’ date for nomination for Assembly subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10th, 1869. AMES MARRIOTT, of Bloomfield township, will be a candidate for nomination Union Bepublican voters, st the primaries to be held on July 10th, 1569. OHN PATTISON will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican yoters of Nevada County, at ate. potency election to be held Saturday, July luth, 1869. J M, DAYS will bé a candidate for the nome ination for the Assembly, snbject to the decision Of the Union Kepublican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satarday, duly 10th, 1969, 'P,ALLMAN H, ROLFE will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be heid on Satarday, July 10th, 1860. _ OHN WILLIAMS will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sub ect to the decision of the Union Repablican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. 1 EO. W. DIXON will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sabject to the decision of the Union Kepubiican voters of Nevada County, atthe ‘primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1s0v. : T. WOODS, of Grase Valley, will be a e candidate for nominat jor the Aesembiy, subsect to the decision the Union _Republica.: voters of Nevada county. at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1889. For County Clerk. 1 EO. K. FARQUHAR will be a candidatG for reeiection to the office of Conpt Cierk, subject to the decision of the Union it. publican voters of Nevada County, at the primarie¢s to be held July 10th, 1869. RA STANLEY, of Eureka township will be a candidate for the nomination of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the,primaries wo be held July 10th, 1369. For Becorder, HAS. C. LEAVITT will be a candidate for 4 the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision vf the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the peworinn to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1969, B. PATTON will be a candidate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Kepnblican voters of Saturday, July 10th, 159, M. WALLING wiil bea candidate for the « homination of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For VT. casurer, TSAAC WILLIAMSON will be a candidate for the nomination of County Treasurer, can yoters, at the primaries to be held on the 10th ofJ aly, 180. 5 NO, A. DANCASTER will be a candidate for the nontination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, esd. r}\ T. DAVENPORT wil be a candidate for « the nomination of Treasurer, subject to of Nevada County, at the ”) ; a te. be beld on Saturday, Jaly luth, 1569, = r D. WHITE, of Washington, willbe a can-. can voters of Nevada county, at the primaries . OHN KNOTWELL, of Moere's Flat, will . R. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, 4 tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on subject to the decision of the Union Repnbii. BOUND FOR NEW YORK. in Sixty Days . . The Old Dry Goods Firm Must sell at any Sacrifice with-_ hiisluess iii New Yorker. Determined to sell the Entire . pj. Stock at any sacrifice. “GHE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOs. ED AND PRICES ARE No OBIKOT, We want to get clear of the Goods, 2" Store Keepers, Retail Dealers and all the People can get Goods below Cost Priees and Freight thrown off. “Look at these prices : 3,000 yards oi Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten cents a yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brookj and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and every thing else in proportion. People whu de not buy now lose money. ‘The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. "s tay Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of ’ DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, ' FANCY GOODS, 2 PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, : CARPETS, &e. &e. &, Which are offered at a sacrifie:. ‘(@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy @ good stand and fine stéck is requested to call. ; A Dwelling House and Lot for le. , “J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada, sd 1776, 1869. INDEPENDENCE DAY. GRAND CELEBRATION —OF OGR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA STrTy, ae ; é elon IN WHICH THE MILITARY, FIREMEN, and OF NEVADA COUNTY will participatoe There will be a Procession after whieh the Declaration of Ind-pendence will be read and an ORATION “RELIV E.R ED ease! ee Citizens {rom all parts of the County are ¢ordially invited to %present, es will be. pablished in a few days. FYE? MADE ARRANGEMENTS Tu _ MONDAY, JULY 5th, 1839. CIVIC SOCIETIES, er The Provramme and Order of Bere

nual been ' due of 10 8 will 1, and servdays lonth scary lance doth, rythiog tly oD hecity. USS, ee y oceule for SS D wil d i Lpply to BAL. = 4 é + 4 Che Daily Transeryzt, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ——— LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. SNow Pornt—The prospect at this old mining camp is decidedly firstarate_] “The Water Company has a mine at __this_place, nnder the supesintendence of . Mr.-Coafs; and itis regarded as one—of ~the-best—claims~on “that—ridge-——The — company has-been stripping all Sums ——"jner and running from 600 to 800 inches = of water. : McCarrow & Co. are drifting in the: old Golzonda claims, and at. their last clean up they took out some gold which very'much resembles that found on the opposite ridge, at Minnesota, in Sierra eounty. These claims were abandoned and no work has been done on them for many years, until this season; and the chances are that McCarrow & Co. will: make a good thing out of them. . Cawger & Co. are running a drifting tunnel in-their claims, and have excels lent indications. . Price and his men are still at work at this place, as they have been for many years, and it is thought, trom all--appearances, that he is making money, MINING AT MooReE’s FLat.—The Eagle Company have commenced sluic ing through their new tunnel, which . has just been completed, and are running for the rich channel worked by Hickey several years ago, and have great expectations of striking it. a The Illinois Co’s claims and Hickey’s have been worked steadily and are pays ing well. oe ee The old St. Lawrence-is owned and worked by Chinamen.— Atwater & Knotwell have got their pipe down and ready to run water to their claims, and in a day or two they ~~ will be pitching in with all their might. These claims are regarded as A.1 but not having sufficient fall they can not be-worked to advantage. . ° « Woo Lsex's FLat.—From those who have visited this place lately we learn that the town never looked as prosperous ag at the present time. By people, generally, it was believed that the town had “pegged out” entirely. The XIX Company, owned by Marks & Co., are doing splendidly, and give employment to a good many men. Last week they cleaned up $11,000, and the prospect is, from the looks of the ground, that their next clean up will be considerably larger. Shultz & Stober have a good mine, are working it with energy, and it is paying them well. Reed & Mills are working the Blue Bank claims. They bave been drifting for years, and everybody knows they . are doing well. : Frre at LAKE City.—At 11 o'clock on Wednesday night, the building used as a school bouse at Lake city, opposite Payne’s hotel, ‘was discovered in flames, and the fire rapidly spread to the blacksmith shop of W.°D. Black adjoining. Both buildings were entirely consumed. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary. PLEASE RETURN 1T.—About three months ago, some person borrowed 150 teet of inch rope from the Engine House { of Pennsylvania No, 2. The borrower will pleage retorn it, or any one knowing of its whereabouts will confer a favor by leaving word at Monro’s butcher shop. : oN . Suppex Deatu. Louis Chappelette a barber, Yormerly. a resident of this city, droppe' at North Bloomfield, yesterday morning. Supposed cause, heart disease. Examinations To-pay.—The High School examinations will take place today, and in the afternoon, at 1 o'clock, the compositions and declamations of -—the Grammar and High Schools, will be heard in Assembly Hall. ANNOUNCEMENT.—J. D. White, of Washington; is announced in to-day’s TRANSCRIPT, as a candidate for the Assembly. : i — CHEAP . —Tomatoes are selling -in town for the very low price of 25 cents . ‘Nor CxostXc Ovt.—Goldsinith js not, under pretense of leaving for New York or-anyotherplace, trying te hum~ bug the people by selling them shelf worn goods, at pretended low prices. He is, “though not closing out,” selling . } new goods just -received, cheaper-than they can be bought elsewhere. Ladies only te glanee—at—the ligt of prices for ‘some-of the new and tashionabie-goods just received: French Prints, 1 yard wide; 123 cents per yard, Double width Fiench Plaid Ginghams, 25 cts. 1,500 yards assorted Fine Dress Goods, 25 cents. 1,500 yards of very hands some Delaines, 174 cents. 1,200 best quality new style Hoop Skirts, 50 cents. French Chambries, double width, 25 cents. 250 Shakers at 10 cents. each. 300 dozen Spool Cotton; Brooks, Coates and others, 85 cents per dozen. 5,000 dale and Wanesetta 4-4 Maslin, just received, and are offered at lower rates than have ever been sold heretofore. Yesterday was received an extra large stock of goods for the Fourth of July. Do not forget the place ! : A. GOLDSMITH, Corner of -Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. je25 . one lala iain emia Hurrah for the 4th of July! NICK. SLOCOVICH, PINE STREET....:.-.-NEVADA CITY, AS returned from San Francisco with a splendid stock of FIREWORKS ! — Of-every description for the Fourth of Jaly. Splendid Toys of New Patterns and a—_ stock of FRUITS, BANANNAS, ORANGES, LEMONS, and in fact the best.etock of VARIETY GOODS in the county. Fire Crackers, Réckets, Torpedoes, Serpants, Wheels, and all sorte of Fireworke. Flags of all sizes and descriptions. _ Comfeetionery—the Largest and best ‘stock to be found in the city, GS Don't forget the place. NICK. SLOCOVICH.. Pine Street, Nevada City. IMPROVE THE OPPORTUNITY ee THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD OR CIVEN AWAY. A, GOLDSMITH, H’*s DECIDED to dispose of his present Stock of Dress Goods, Fancy Goods Trimmings, Ladies’ Hats, Domestic Goods, And everything else in the Store on the Cor. of Broad & Pine Sts. At 25 per cent Less than they can be bought at any other Establishment in the State. _ These Goods must be sold with in Fifty Days! A better chance for buying Dry Goods Cheap was never before offered to the people of Nevada City. _~NO HUMBUC HERE! 1500 pair of best quality of Hoop Skirts, at 50 cents each. Ge” Ladies : Before buying elsewhere visit the Dry Goods Emporium of A. GOLDSMITH, where you can buy the most fashionable, and the best quality of Goods at exceedingly low rates, . -to.convince themselves-of this fact;have } yards Sprague and Merrimac Prints, f and 5,000 yards of White Rock, Lanes: . : i the nomination ofsu _ ANNOUNCEMENTS. _ For Senator. HERBY EVERETT, of Bridgefort townA.A ship, willte a candidate for the nomination of State Senator, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 1@th, 1869. ;} G. WAITE will be a candidate for 4e nomination of Senator, subject to the sioror the” “Repuvican Voters of] Nevada county, at the primaries to be held onturday, July .vth, 1869. * Res oe SETH MARTIN, of Truckee, will be a candidate for the nomination ior the Senate ANNOUNCEMENTS. . DsLeeates.—The following reons are anneunced as candidates for tes to the Republican State and Dietrict>Judicial Conventions—subject to the primary election -ofdth. to pe elected: A. C. Niles, Ss. W. Lee, Na Clark, 5 I-Sykea, A. B. Gregory, KE. H. Gaylord, = . Dwight Crittenden, sd. M. Hickey, M.S Norton, — “A.B Swan, Charles Barker. Frederick Spreeher subject to the decision of “the-tnton itepublican voters, at er ~emaaion to be Beld on Saturday, July 10th, 1969. For Sheri@. J OHN-CASHIN will be a candidate for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the deeision of the Union Repubiiean yoters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on July 10th, 136¥. 3 W. PO1LTER will be a candidate fcr the e homination of Sheriff, subject to the decizion of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on 1 Saturday, July 10th, 1869. QTEVE VENARD will be a candidate for the k* nominat.on of Sheriff, subject vo the dectsion of the Union Kepubiican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries 1o be held on Saturday, duly duth. Loy! Se ; Gore GRANT, of Rough & Ready, wil] be a Candidate for the nomination of Sherit, subject to the decision of the Uniun Ke; publican voters of Nevada county, a! the pri muaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1589, For Collector. OBERT HUCKINS, of North San Juan, . Will be a candidate for the nomination of Coulector, subject to the décision of the Union Republican voters oi Nevada county, at the primaries to-be-heid on saturday, duty 10th ’ For Supt, of Schools, 4. M. PRESTON will be @ candidate for nomination for Superintendent ef Public pchools, subject tw ihe decision of the Union Kepublican voters ef Nevada County, at rr primaries to be held on Saturday, July 20, iy, % a oo POWERS will bea candidate for intendent of Public Schools, subject to the decision of the Un10n Repubiican voters, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 18u9. For Surveyor, H 8. BRADLEY will! be a candidate for the « bomination of Surveyor, subject to the avecision Of the Union Kepublican voters ot Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 19th, 1869.

N 8. BEAL will be a candidate for the. « nomina:ion of District Attorney, subject to the dedision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the prinwries to be neid or Saturday, July 10th, 1809. For District Attorney. For Road Commussioner. “paps. L. BALDWIN will be a candidate for th. nomination 0: Hoad Commissioner, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10.h. AS. B. PATTERSON, of Litile York Tp., will be a candidate for the nomination of Koad Commissioner subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada Connty, aj ihe primaries to be held on Saturday, daly Wth, 1569. °~ ' EO. 8. 8. GETCHELL annonnces himself as a candidate for the office ef Kead ComJmissioner, subject to the decision of the Union le page voters of Nevada county, at the pr nes to’ be beld on Saturday, July 10th, 18869. For Assessor, ; F. MASON will be a candidate for the 4.0 nomination of Connty Assessor, enbject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. CAs. E. MULLOY will bea candidate for the nomination of! Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satorday, July 10th, 1869, : J. ORGAN will be a candidate for the e nomination of Assessor subject to the decision of the Union Republican, votera of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. « % P. BUSH will be a candidate for the nom« ination of Assessor, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada . county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday ‘Suly doth, 1869. ahs # .For Boad Gommuiissioner. WILL be a candidate for re-election to the office of RUAD COMMISSIONER, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican Primaries, to be heid 10th day of July next, with the expectation that the next Legislature will-+make it a salaried officé, at Two ‘Thoueand Dollars per annum and mileage (15 cents per mile), sufficient to pay traveling expenses.And I think any man who sha fa.thfally and ir partially perform the daties of this office, will earn the above amount; while performed in any other way, his services must be dearly given for nothing. With this exp anation 1 put myselfin the hands of my friends and coumios kno wing they both wil attend to my case. Dhonld the people think it for $ticir Interest to elect me again, I will serve them to the best of my ability.— Should they wish to elect some other person, it ie their privilege, and I shall not grumble at their decision. jelitd GEO. GEPHARD. TD UNION REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES l pause THEIR NAMES placed befere the Union yoters of MEADOW L ‘LSOWNSHIP ehould remit $5, and nouncement totheTRUCKEE TRIBUNE _ Truckee, Cal. = Truckee, June 9th, 1869. RM: HUNT, M.D, ATTENDING PHYSICIAN, their Anper pound. A. GOLDSMIT eps 67-tf For Assemblymens 2 didate for nomination fog the Assembly, subject to the decision-of the Union Republican voters of Nevada cuunty. at the primaries to-be held on Saturday,-Jduly 10th, 1869. OBERTBELL, of Truckee, will be a-eandidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union kKepabiito be heid on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. sJ bea candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, et the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, W. H. TOOTHAKER, of Grass Valley, e will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican votera_of Nevada County, atthe primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. . ‘ D E. SYKES of Truckee will be a candidate Je tor the Assembly subject. to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. E. GRIFITUS, of Truckee, will be a oan. £7. didate for the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. N A. SINGLETON, of Washington town« Ship, will be“a candidate’ for nomination for the Assembly, subject tothe decision ofthe Union Republican voters ef Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Fuly 10th, 1269. : = 8. MoBRIDE, of Bridgeport township, © will bea candidate fur nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Repubhcan voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, Jaly 10th, 1869. : = + is hereby announced as a candidate for the Acsenibiy, subject-to the decision of the Uniou Kepublican voters of Nevada county, at og primaries to be held on the 10th day ot July, 1869, , e sis HARLES W. DANNALS will be a candi’ date for nomination for Assembly subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada County at the primaries to be held Saturday, July 10th, 1869. AMES MARRIOTT, of Bloomfield township, will be a candidate for nomination Union Bepublican voters, st the primaries to be held on July 10th, 1569. OHN PATTISON will be a candidate for nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican yoters of Nevada County, at ate. potency election to be held Saturday, July luth, 1869. J M, DAYS will bé a candidate for the nome ination for the Assembly, snbject to the decision Of the Union Kepublican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Satarday, duly 10th, 1969, 'P,ALLMAN H, ROLFE will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, subject to the decision of the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be heid on Satarday, July 10th, 1860. _ OHN WILLIAMS will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sub ect to the decision of the Union Repablican voters of Nevada county, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, duly 10th, 1869. 1 EO. W. DIXON will be a candidate for the nomination for the Assembly, sabject to the decision of the Union Kepubiican voters of Nevada County, atthe ‘primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1s0v. : T. WOODS, of Grase Valley, will be a e candidate for nominat jor the Aesembiy, subsect to the decision the Union _Republica.: voters of Nevada county. at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10, 1889. For County Clerk. 1 EO. K. FARQUHAR will be a candidatG for reeiection to the office of Conpt Cierk, subject to the decision of the Union it. publican voters of Nevada County, at the primarie¢s to be held July 10th, 1869. RA STANLEY, of Eureka township will be a candidate for the nomination of County Clerk, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters, at the,primaries wo be held July 10th, 1369. For Becorder, HAS. C. LEAVITT will be a candidate for 4 the nomination of Recorder, subject to the decision vf the Union Republican voters of Nevada county, at the peworinn to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1969, B. PATTON will be a candidate for the « nomination of Recorder, subject to the decison of the Union Kepnblican voters of Saturday, July 10th, 159, M. WALLING wiil bea candidate for the « homination of Recorder, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican voters of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on Saturday, July 10th, 1869. For VT. casurer, TSAAC WILLIAMSON will be a candidate for the nomination of County Treasurer, can yoters, at the primaries to be held on the 10th ofJ aly, 180. 5 NO, A. DANCASTER will be a candidate for the nontination of Treasurer, subject to the decision of the Union Kepublican votere of Nevada County, at the primaries to be heid on Saturday, July 10th, esd. r}\ T. DAVENPORT wil be a candidate for « the nomination of Treasurer, subject to of Nevada County, at the ”) ; a te. be beld on Saturday, Jaly luth, 1569, = r D. WHITE, of Washington, willbe a can-. can voters of Nevada county, at the primaries . OHN KNOTWELL, of Moere's Flat, will . R. JOHN STOTLAR, of North San Juan, 4 tor the Assembly, subject to the decision of Nevada County, at the primaries to be held on subject to the decision of the Union Repnbii. BOUND FOR NEW YORK. in Sixty Days . . The Old Dry Goods Firm Must sell at any Sacrifice with-_ hiisluess iii New Yorker. Determined to sell the Entire . pj. Stock at any sacrifice. “GHE BUSINESS MUST BE CLOs. ED AND PRICES ARE No OBIKOT, We want to get clear of the Goods, 2" Store Keepers, Retail Dealers and all the People can get Goods below Cost Priees and Freight thrown off. “Look at these prices : 3,000 yards oi Merrimac and Sprague’s calicoes, ten cents a yard ; 2,500 yards of English and French prints, 18 and 20 cents per yard ; 500 shakers at 124 cents each ; 50 silk Summer shawls, $3 each; 150 trimmed hats, from 75 cents to $1 25 each ; 500 dozen spools thread, Brookj and Coates, 7 bits per dozen ; 300 yards of lawn, 124 cents a yard; 500 yards of gingham, 18% cents per yard, and every thing else in proportion. People whu de not buy now lose money. ‘The store must be emptied of goods within sixty days. "s tay Ladies are invited to examine the large Stock of ’ DRESS GOODS, DRY GOODS, ' FANCY GOODS, 2 PAPER HANGINGS, SHOES, : CARPETS, &e. &e. &, Which are offered at a sacrifie:. ‘(@ All Sales for CASH ONLY. Any one wishing to buy @ good stand and fine stéck is requested to call. ; A Dwelling House and Lot for le. , “J. & 8, ROSENTHAL, No, 54 Broad Street, Nevada, sd 1776, 1869. INDEPENDENCE DAY. GRAND CELEBRATION —OF OGR— NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY WILL BE HELD AT NEVADA STrTy, ae ; é elon IN WHICH THE MILITARY, FIREMEN, and OF NEVADA COUNTY will participatoe There will be a Procession after whieh the Declaration of Ind-pendence will be read and an ORATION “RELIV E.R ED ease! ee Citizens {rom all parts of the County are ¢ordially invited to %present, es will be. pablished in a few days. FYE? MADE ARRANGEMENTS Tu _ MONDAY, JULY 5th, 1839. CIVIC SOCIETIES, er The Provramme and Order of Bere