June 29, 1864 (4 pages)

(an CRE AURAL. Hevada, Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29th. —_— —— a) __ FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JOHNSON, — ence GoLp_axp Gauenpacks.—Next to the result of the campaign agninst: Richmond; the great question is that of the currenty.— Not a.man_in_wlt the loyal States, perhaps, passes a day without neking himaelt_or his Coat —In this Territory, says the Teisiexcifement—a short and stormy period duting which onl on the brain is fearfully prevalent—a space of time black with coke and swelling with gas! We have another of those spells upon us—our periodical attack 1s coming on, and shortly we shall all become thoroughly. carbonized. . Heretofore . our attacks of coal fever have passed off without ‘any practical advantage or valuable results to us; but if we may eredit the tremendous rumors now afleat, we Lave struck it at last. We were told yesterday of an immense stratum of coal having been uncovered horizontally for distence of one hundred feet, while 5. vertical shaft of great depth -had—fuiled-to ~“floighbor, whether gold is going up or down, It is a question that concerns every person, not only asa patriot, but as an individual . having pecuniary interests invelved. Some have greenbacks on band and are interested: —tn-knowing whut isto result to their pockote by holding them. Others expect to be obliged to take them by and by, and they ' ‘want to know the worst in time and be pre« pared for it. Rt We know there are a large niiinber in the country who have purchased greenbacks “ft higher prices than they-atpresent comi>} mand, relying on the capture of Richmond and other Federal syccesses, to raise the “price of the Government paper. Others have kept what they have been obliged to take, for the same reason, All. would like ~ to know a little of the future that they may” profit by it. . We pretend to no knowledge of future events, We don’t know that Grantwill toke Richmond, though we feel very. confident of it. But, whether he does or not, we are nut aniong those who believe that in case of full success greeabacks will. rise.very exe traordmarily in price, or be depressed to a corresponding extent in the event of a fuilure. "The fact ia the importing merchants of New York are owing between three and four hundred millions in Eurepe for goods ~~ pliréhaved to-wuit the extravagant tastes of dur peoplo, and tlikt amount must be paid in gold. Merchants, to maintain their cred« Feut through the Jayer. This great coal deposit is on the Truckee river, somewhere whom we held some conversation about the vein assured us that it was “‘as thick as the International Hotel is high.” That is plenty thick enough. If the gentleman could cone scientiously-have made it seven inches'thick: er we should not have ashed him to do so It is thick enough; all we ask is for itte stay nsit isnow. Should it dwindle down and shrink till not more than half as “thick é@ the Titernational is high,” we should all feel bad ; but it is well known that the climate of Washoe bas” a thousand. times produced precisely such effects on big things. We ean only curse the-climaté and grin and bear it. Eastern News.—Dates—to—Jane-23d have been received. Hancock’s corps was repulsed by the enemy in the neighborhood of Port Walthall, when Burnside advanced torial Enterprise, we tiave n periodical coal DeaTH or Harry Capy.—We are pained to snnounte the deathiof Henry D. Cady, uf Grass Valiey, which took place in that town yesterday afternoon, at 34 o’elock. Mr. Cady was one-of the oldest citizens of Grass Valley, and was universally known throughout the county. He was-a generous, open-hearted man, and consequently had hosts of friends. He was about 36 years of age and was formerly.of New York. THe Wasbington correspondent uf the San Francisco Bulletin says: aan When in a recent letter I gave the views and arguments of Secretary Chase and ‘his establishing a Notional Bink in Califuthia, Which should issue United States circniating notes, but redeem them in coin, 1 had . not the least expectjtion of being called upon . ‘so soon to announce an enterprise as actually 06 foot. Within a few days past an abundance of New York capital bas been subseribed for the establishment in-Sag Francisco of a national note-issuing but specie paying this letters falls undér the reader's eye— the agents-of the institution will probably-be riends ag to. usefulness an iey_o Baptist Church, THIS EVENLPG ne : . friends as_to.the _usetul 2° Sea ____-__. . . IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY. . Paul Revere'’s Ride. .,,. bank: and very soon—perhaps by the time . . > the ‘An Evening with Poets: + _¢. B. PLUMMER, ELOCUTIONIST And Delineator of “Hewman natur Ginerally.” ILL give one of his chaste and pleasing DratWing Room Entertainments consiating of Select Readings frem the Standard worka er te <i : if Oppositicn Dying Off ! of English and American Poets, interspersed with -‘a few ifnot more’? humorous Recita which never fail to make ‘people “‘larf rite ec oy To the People of Nevada County ' in metin’,’’ at the fey Se Selections will be made = From the foltowing : Shannue O’Brien..among you making their arrangements to try the experiment. Morris Ketchum ave, George Opdyke are prominent ameng the projectors of the proposed bank, ane. aegociated with them several other '.pitaliste4 of means nnd good financial st®" ding, who seem to have no doubt of achieving &@ great success. Woalliam H. Asp’ nwall, the millionaire,ia also well . dir sposed toward the scheme, and may ass ciate himeelf with it. The only doubt na t r , 0 his connection therés with arises, I Un? eretand, from the fact-that his personal e<“rationa with souls ot the pars ties already interested are not entirely satis» factory, have > z Taree ig & monument to Washington in and suceceded in driving them from their positien. To avoil being flanked they abar,, doned_ their entire line and Hanevek peau. pied it. = d Fhe-tine of railroad bas beer cut in two between Char ottedvilla and Lynchburg, thus cutting jy two the rebel forcea at the two plac, The shelling of Py with what result No gener* within tt ‘ effectually tersburg. continues, but is aot known. . Gngagement has taken place 18 lagt few days. it, anust pay their debts, and they will do sq at any enorifice. As greenbacks will not be taken abroad, they must be sold for gold and at any price the gold-holders @ mand. This baa more to do with the yelative valuge of gold_and greenbacks than-the‘national debt, the relative situxtions of the contend“Xing forces, or the probable final issue.“Phe war has made thousands of men in the North rich. Money is plenty in-all the loyal Statet and business brisk. Prosperity induces luxury, and money goes without stint four costly tings from, foreign lands that we could do without. Shoddy wants diamonds, costly. furniture and equipage, magnificent dresses, &c., and Shdddy will have what she wante. And while there is a demand for foreign goods, importations will continue, though the cost may be five times se much as at present, and the last dollar. in coin be drained from the land to pay the shot. Victories of arms will be ‘grateful to every patriot heart; but a greate et victory, both for our country ond for ours selves as individuals, would be that of con« quering our taste for foreign luxuries. When we cowe down to the resvlution to purchase nothing but what is American, and to do all we oan to make our country self-reliant . nod eelfssupporting, we shall have achieved a .triamph that will cause greenbacks to rigo in value like mercuty in a thermometer exposed to torrid heat. We are like the Wagoner, stuck in the taud, who ealled on Jupitet and eelied alone upon him for extricativth. We need not expect Gen. Grant to do all there ie to be done. We have to put vur oWh shoulders to the wheel, cut off foreign supplies, and save the cost in hard cain at home, In this way gold will be plenty and enormous premiums will not have ‘to be paid for it, because it will not be demanded for ebipment There must be some -selfabnegation among onr wives and daughters and ‘ourselves, or we. shall see greenbacks going down -to thirty cents, and even lower, before this war is over. The country cans not etend its importations so largely in exvess of its exports. We had better open ourveyes to this fact at once, and as we are so patriotic and it 1s so popular to contrib» ute to the Sanitary Fund, why not have it equally ae popular to belong to a loyal league, men, women, and children, iu which all shall be pledged to purchase nothing but what is American? A general movement of this kind-would suon relieve the country of the evils caused by the depreciation of ite currency, enatch millions from nations inimical to our own in our great struggle for self: preaérvativa, and redound to our credit as well as prosperity. Nothiog leas will do: THE editor of the Sacramento Star says he-don't believe “Btaze’s” magpie stole a three ‘em leader from our office: It's every word trus, but there's @ fellow in the Star office that can discount-the magpie. While the bird “hooked” one type, the Star man stolea “atick” and a half of matter. Go it again Alex eubiiceeieecuaaieeiiliiie Cowrract Let.—A contract for the planking of Bread ‘street, from the National . Exchange to Pine street; haa been let to Mr. Wentworth. Itis to be finished by Satur. day evening next. aE THE race over the Bay View track, San Francisco, on the 26th, between Humboldt and Black Knight, result in favor of the fors Time, 2.41. AT Jenny-Lind, Calaveras county, Wedneaday last, Valasquez, a Mexican ruffian, was shotand killed by some unknwon per= son in a crowd. The Mexican had sworn to kill somebody before night, but owing to the circumstance just mentioned, violated his oath, He will be tried below fur perjury without doubt. In Stockton the other day, a little girl, The dog took her chin. in his mouth, insert~ ing his upper teeth-in her upper lip, tearing itcompletely open from the nese dowo.— Dogs that thus exhibit their fondness for flowers (two lips), should be killed. atid A MEXICAN woman, it New Almaden, Jealous uf her lover, swallowed thirty grains of strychnine,.but Dr. Gelcich made her thréw it up sgain, and she didn’t die, as she intended. ———————< oe THE United States steamer Saranac left San Francisco on the 27th, io search of the steamer Golden Age. teri TEAMS are busily engaged 10 hauling lumber for the planking of Broad street.— Won't Broad street look gay on the Fourth! ee Gex. McDoweL was not on board of the Golden Age as has been currently ree ported. -He left New York on the steamer Ariel, June 3d, and is expected to arrive at San Francisco in a few days. THE editor of the Sacramento Star intends to “darken “Blaze’s” door. “Bilaze’s” motto 18,no drunkards tolerated on thepremm ses. EX-Governon Jobn Bigler is erecting a Commodious bc use for his twining workmen, at Star city, Humboldt county, Nevada Territory. ‘ . . taken by the legs and dragged to the rear in seven years of age, was badly bitten by.adeg-} -ichmond. Not long since the rebel ensign was tied to one of the hands of the statue of Washivgton which exrmounts the monumental pile. wan engaged slipped and fell head-forenioat upon the stone base and was killed, Seeing” the man fall, an Irishman of the militia, then in the-squere about the monument, made a remark to the effect that Washington had knocked the man down for putting such a flag in his hand. No sooner had he spoken than he was cut down by the sword of the Captain, and ae he fell he waa kicked by the persous who stood near him. He was then a dying evadition. mn “JS.-W. PHILLIPS, & prominent stock broker of Virginia city, wasarrested at Austin, on the 21st inst., o8 he was about getting on the stage for the Atlantic States, tor fraud: Immediately upon being arrested he ecommitted'suicide by shoeting himself through the head. WARREN OLIiveR, of Siskiyou, is propored by the Yreka Journal asa candidate for Presidential Elector for the northern part of the State. : AMAN named Elliot, cowhided another naiwnéd Stevenson in tront-of the. Odd Fels lows’ building, San Francisco, for having insulted his sister. Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET...NEVADA CITY. = LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. MonbDay, June 27th. HI, Stanford Virginia K MeCurdy~Red Dog R Patterson Chicago Wm McCurdy do Mrs Gibson & f Virgin F Heydtauff do B Lotheren dg L Marks San Juan J Alexandey Agt Circu T Marker w &c Wash KL Hascinger San F C Lee Blue Tent .,: Lannan do H P Sheets Grass Val rs Hill do A Payne Paynesville W Watson Alpha F Snell Quake: Hill . etin R Goodson do F Jennings Nevada M Meryman do AG Guid do W Rennefly do G Guacetti do E H Gaylord Little Y J D fieming do H Montgomery Gold h = ee mF Wilson & Zoyara’s Great Circus ! rYHE pth gr sec for the opening of tuis Mammoth Establishment are entirely com nlete, and the vast new Hippodrome will per form in NEVADA, Monday & Tuesday Evenings, July 4th and 6th, and. on Monday Afternoon, 4th, at 2-o’elock. This splendid Company brought by Mr. Wil. son from New York and Havana at immense cost. have a workd-wide reputation. At the head of the Equestriaii Department is the world-renowned . Ella Zoyara, M’lle. Elouise, Atid number of elegant and daring riders, whilst Messrs. Ress & Carlo, Head the Acrobatic Corps : ! MESSRS DURAND AND PAINTER, The Gymnastic: AYMAR AND WILLIAMS, The Comic Department. Trained Horses, Mules, & Ponies, Kidd's Brass Band, Accompanies this Entertainment. After actomplishing this the . : A. Ward King David’s 1 amevat tor his Son.-.-Willis Bridge OP SGM ig. oss. e sas ceeesece Thos. Hood Gottleib Kir at <cogoss ‘on der war’ Anonymous Seenes fr°im famlet..0.+++-++-+Shakspeare BNR Misa cis sa Vusstatatersevaieachaes cs yron Deeg Tirglefugle and the Doughnut, Original FP anksyiving Dinner..<s. ++. 6s J. G. Saxe BNO RAVEM. 0.0 ccceccccvecccsecccccss.A. Poe Song of the Shirt.sicevceseescess Thos. Hood , Miies Standish’s Courtships.. Longfellow Address tothe American Flag... Collins Marriner’s. Dreamiicesssvésceesscseesys Diamoud astieibttiebyrecogose *-on der braft*——— Anonymous. Admittance 50 Cent«. Reading will _ commence at 8 o’clock:Grand Military and Civic Ball. . NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. — AT “TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, __ SULY 4th, 1864: Music hy the iowa Hill Band, b _A geweral invitation is extended to all. Committee of Arrangements, N. W. Knowlton. A. G. Pier. Gerry Morgan. M.S. Deal. Geo ®, Kendall. Reception Committee, W.-H. Davidson, E.P Bean. W.F. Evans, k.D. Herrick. M. 5. tlamilton, Ploer Managers. T. B. McFarland, A. I): Tower; Jno. A. Lancaster. Geo. B. MeKee. Tsaac Williamson. ; : Dancing to commenee at 8 0’clock, P.M. STOP THIEF! : aa $2.000 Reward! TOLEN from my Room on: Saturday EvenJ ing, June 25th, 1364, . $4,400 in $20 Gold Pieces. $2,000 in Quartz Amalgam, Between 200 and $300 in Gold Spec. ‘4imenns, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the Thief. The $1,000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on the return of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Gold Flat. Nevada, June 28th—1m Nevada Light Guard—Notice. EMBERS of the Nevada Light Guard will M appear at fhe Armory on Sunday Morning next, at 9 o’clock, A. M. in ful! uniform, for the pnrpose of receiving the Pacific and Union Guard, By order of N. KNOWLTON, Captain. 8. VENARD, O. 8. Attention Soldiers! T HE members of the Nevada Light Guard are notified to appear at the Armory of the Com pany, in full uniform on sy eg . Morning, July 4th, at S o’clock, A. » precisely, By order of N. W. KNOWLTON, Captain, j28 8S, VenarD. O S$ COFFEE! COFFEE !' COFFEE! MARDEN & FOLCER’S . -CELEBRATED —Family Coffee! Is now used inevery First Cias« Hotel and principal Restaurant in San Francisco W E have received the ‘following certificates from the proprietors aince we have introduced our new patent Roaster ; The undersigned having tested the quality from sll the different manufactnrers of Coffee iu the city, cheerfully reeoommead MARDEN & FOLGER’S as superior to any brand, eitder foreign or domestic. , Hardenburgh & Dyer.... Russ House Ae RAMUS OBiicc diesen csccscac Occidental Hotel Alstrom & Johnson...,.. Lick House ; MESS Sc iSs eczcnes American Exchange ¥. E. Wevgant...0~ eosseee International CO. Be FAMEBe cseccocdccccsccenscons 2.-Rail Read . BAe wee SH Grae « in.csen 5 0cea noneceun Restaurant rea Ba v0 ce ape ccccacsicacave eecece Restaurant United States. . % +eeeeRestaurrnt New York.. ++ ++Restaurant Tehama. . Beecshee ---Restaurant F her hea maga IE ee er lebu agmer... »seee--Restaurent nd ied Ete , Ete., We are putting up that brand of CorreE in FANCY GLAZED PAPERS fer the Trade, end-we ask but a trialto substantiate the above recom. on. : Order Marden & F er’s Javn.Coffee ‘ . our <i Admistion $1. Children 50cts. Doors open at 7 o’clock, cGmmence at 8 o’clock. jz J. ALEXANDER, Agent, a a a Go to the Headquarters for Your ‘. ! CLOTHING ! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known-store.on the Corner of Pine: & Commercial Sts., ______WILL BE sS0LD . At~bower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! — For Cash Only ! In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we are giving in the ». i i CLOTHING LINE, % . panei We have deemed it best to set forth the priecs ota few aiticles—for instanee * Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit. No. I Fancy Cassimere Suits at $18 per sait. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and front. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends ; OF THE . Great Bargains, OFFERED BY S HAAS & COMPANY. Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. Valises from $2 5@and up. Trunhs--cheaper than the . very Cheapest! : Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. AT SAN FRANCISCO . ~" Wheortesate Prices. This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered ! —_—_— A Dollar saved isa Dollar earned. We might fo on and enumerate article upon oe our line which we are determined to se ess prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country, Wa purchase our Goods strictly for cash and can therefore lay alFcompetition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that W* shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the * ot New York. n order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of pon above and gang a that this . no ne rap arrangement. we invite you to call and ex ts 4 these goods and the paren S. HAAS & €0., . Cor. Pime & Cominercial sts ‘ from apy of the Gros or Fo S—aeel brand os apm —— CorrEe « . BO ee ep jel 220 Front street, San Francis: eonaaie, Ss NEVADA CIT? CALIFORNIA BLANKETS . THE TIME HAS COME! . « ater Ready made Clothing . Hy WED x This—c néar tl Creek, their n der in—per par _ taken « __. looking — aud as wence . compan tested; all the . it here, Jearn fr Tar loca easily, 1 js nod will be fully. . going 6 _1eads w in -that would . Sas hi own. 7} ing lode this bre bound t rious ki jag a ce —---Fasdthia 6 ton, abs quartz . rates of yOu, OUZ has bee “the fur and thic <oncern iow wi money . ‘and we miner bei ENT! account Commi appesr tertainn everybe We ain will be cidedly ist, and for thet ty agai sion is< lar if se Along ar Srrt fact the Martin, on. his « Our in Seth wi Should mill. th . within is a spl WIL: form at North § ley ont request g0 to TE in that eeving this cit in Neva det! ELe * Brook Red De ry, 13 James . Cire Zoyara in this « Monday day eve best cil Everyb adverti: bills of

(an CRE AURAL. Hevada, Daily Transcript. WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 29th. —_— —— a) __ FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN. FOR VICE PRESIDENT. ANDREW JOHNSON, — ence GoLp_axp Gauenpacks.—Next to the result of the campaign agninst: Richmond; the great question is that of the currenty.— Not a.man_in_wlt the loyal States, perhaps, passes a day without neking himaelt_or his Coat —In this Territory, says the Teisiexcifement—a short and stormy period duting which onl on the brain is fearfully prevalent—a space of time black with coke and swelling with gas! We have another of those spells upon us—our periodical attack 1s coming on, and shortly we shall all become thoroughly. carbonized. . Heretofore . our attacks of coal fever have passed off without ‘any practical advantage or valuable results to us; but if we may eredit the tremendous rumors now afleat, we Lave struck it at last. We were told yesterday of an immense stratum of coal having been uncovered horizontally for distence of one hundred feet, while 5. vertical shaft of great depth -had—fuiled-to ~“floighbor, whether gold is going up or down, It is a question that concerns every person, not only asa patriot, but as an individual . having pecuniary interests invelved. Some have greenbacks on band and are interested: —tn-knowing whut isto result to their pockote by holding them. Others expect to be obliged to take them by and by, and they ' ‘want to know the worst in time and be pre« pared for it. Rt We know there are a large niiinber in the country who have purchased greenbacks “ft higher prices than they-atpresent comi>} mand, relying on the capture of Richmond and other Federal syccesses, to raise the “price of the Government paper. Others have kept what they have been obliged to take, for the same reason, All. would like ~ to know a little of the future that they may” profit by it. . We pretend to no knowledge of future events, We don’t know that Grantwill toke Richmond, though we feel very. confident of it. But, whether he does or not, we are nut aniong those who believe that in case of full success greeabacks will. rise.very exe traordmarily in price, or be depressed to a corresponding extent in the event of a fuilure. "The fact ia the importing merchants of New York are owing between three and four hundred millions in Eurepe for goods ~~ pliréhaved to-wuit the extravagant tastes of dur peoplo, and tlikt amount must be paid in gold. Merchants, to maintain their cred« Feut through the Jayer. This great coal deposit is on the Truckee river, somewhere whom we held some conversation about the vein assured us that it was “‘as thick as the International Hotel is high.” That is plenty thick enough. If the gentleman could cone scientiously-have made it seven inches'thick: er we should not have ashed him to do so It is thick enough; all we ask is for itte stay nsit isnow. Should it dwindle down and shrink till not more than half as “thick é@ the Titernational is high,” we should all feel bad ; but it is well known that the climate of Washoe bas” a thousand. times produced precisely such effects on big things. We ean only curse the-climaté and grin and bear it. Eastern News.—Dates—to—Jane-23d have been received. Hancock’s corps was repulsed by the enemy in the neighborhood of Port Walthall, when Burnside advanced torial Enterprise, we tiave n periodical coal DeaTH or Harry Capy.—We are pained to snnounte the deathiof Henry D. Cady, uf Grass Valiey, which took place in that town yesterday afternoon, at 34 o’elock. Mr. Cady was one-of the oldest citizens of Grass Valley, and was universally known throughout the county. He was-a generous, open-hearted man, and consequently had hosts of friends. He was about 36 years of age and was formerly.of New York. THe Wasbington correspondent uf the San Francisco Bulletin says: aan When in a recent letter I gave the views and arguments of Secretary Chase and ‘his establishing a Notional Bink in Califuthia, Which should issue United States circniating notes, but redeem them in coin, 1 had . not the least expectjtion of being called upon . ‘so soon to announce an enterprise as actually 06 foot. Within a few days past an abundance of New York capital bas been subseribed for the establishment in-Sag Francisco of a national note-issuing but specie paying this letters falls undér the reader's eye— the agents-of the institution will probably-be riends ag to. usefulness an iey_o Baptist Church, THIS EVENLPG ne : . friends as_to.the _usetul 2° Sea ____-__. .. . IMPRCVE THE OPPORTUNITY. . Paul Revere'’s Ride.. ..,,. bank: and very soon—perhaps by the time . . > the ‘An Evening with Poets: + _¢. B. PLUMMER, ELOCUTIONIST And Delineator of “Hewman natur Ginerally.” ILL give one of his chaste and pleasing DratWing Room Entertainments consiating of Select Readings frem the Standard worka er te <i : if Oppositicn Dying Off ! of English and American Poets, interspersed with -‘a few ifnot more’? humorous Recita which never fail to make ‘people “‘larf rite ec oy To the People of Nevada County ' in metin’,’’ at the fey Se Selections will be made = From the foltowing : Shannue O’Brien...among you making their arrangements to try the experiment. Morris Ketchum ave, George Opdyke are prominent ameng the projectors of the proposed bank, ane. aegociated with them several other '.pitaliste4 of means nnd good financial st®" ding, who seem to have no doubt of achieving &@ great success. Woalliam H. Asp’ nwall, the millionaire,ia also well . dir sposed toward the scheme, and may ass ciate himeelf with it. The only doubt na t r , 0 his connection therés with arises, I Un? eretand, from the fact-that his personal e<“rationa with souls ot the pars ties already interested are not entirely satis» factory, have > z Taree ig & monument to Washington in and suceceded in driving them from their positien. To avoil being flanked they abar,, doned_ their entire line and Hanevek peau. pied it. = d Fhe-tine of railroad bas beer cut in two between Char ottedvilla and Lynchburg, thus cutting jy two the rebel forcea at the two plac, The shelling of Py with what result No gener* within tt ‘ effectually tersburg. continues, but is aot known. . Gngagement has taken place 18 lagt few days. it, anust pay their debts, and they will do sq at any enorifice. As greenbacks will not be taken abroad, they must be sold for gold and at any price the gold-holders @ mand. This baa more to do with the yelative valuge of gold_and greenbacks than-the‘national debt, the relative situxtions of the contend“Xing forces, or the probable final issue.“Phe war has made thousands of men in the North rich. Money is plenty in-all the loyal Statet and business brisk. Prosperity induces luxury, and money goes without stint four costly tings from, foreign lands that we could do without. Shoddy wants diamonds, costly. furniture and equipage, magnificent dresses, &c., and Shdddy will have what she wante. And while there is a demand for foreign goods, importations will continue, though the cost may be five times se much as at present, and the last dollar. in coin be drained from the land to pay the shot. Victories of arms will be ‘grateful to every patriot heart; but a greate et victory, both for our country ond for ours selves as individuals, would be that of con« quering our taste for foreign luxuries. When we cowe down to the resvlution to purchase nothing but what is American, and to do all we oan to make our country self-reliant . nod eelfssupporting, we shall have achieved a .triamph that will cause greenbacks to rigo in value like mercuty in a thermometer exposed to torrid heat. We are like the Wagoner, stuck in the taud, who ealled on Jupitet and eelied alone upon him for extricativth. We need not expect Gen. Grant to do all there ie to be done. We have to put vur oWh shoulders to the wheel, cut off foreign supplies, and save the cost in hard cain at home, In this way gold will be plenty and enormous premiums will not have ‘to be paid for it, because it will not be demanded for ebipment There must be some -selfabnegation among onr wives and daughters and ‘ourselves, or we. shall see greenbacks going down -to thirty cents, and even lower, before this war is over. The country cans not etend its importations so largely in exvess of its exports. We had better open ourveyes to this fact at once, and as we are so patriotic and it 1s so popular to contrib» ute to the Sanitary Fund, why not have it equally ae popular to belong to a loyal league, men, women, and children, iu which all shall be pledged to purchase nothing but what is American? A general movement of this kind-would suon relieve the country of the evils caused by the depreciation of ite currency, enatch millions from nations inimical to our own in our great struggle for self: preaérvativa, and redound to our credit as well as prosperity. Nothiog leas will do: THE editor of the Sacramento Star says he-don't believe “Btaze’s” magpie stole a three ‘em leader from our office: It's every word trus, but there's @ fellow in the Star office that can discount-the magpie. While the bird “hooked” one type, the Star man stolea “atick” and a half of matter. Go it again Alex eubiiceeieecuaaieeiiliiie Cowrract Let.—A contract for the planking of Bread ‘street, from the National . Exchange to Pine street; haa been let to Mr. Wentworth. Itis to be finished by Satur. day evening next. aE THE race over the Bay View track, San Francisco, on the 26th, between Humboldt and Black Knight, result in favor of the fors Time, 2.41. AT Jenny-Lind, Calaveras county, Wedneaday last, Valasquez, a Mexican ruffian, was shotand killed by some unknwon per= son in a crowd. The Mexican had sworn to kill somebody before night, but owing to the circumstance just mentioned, violated his oath, He will be tried below fur perjury without doubt. In Stockton the other day, a little girl, The dog took her chin. in his mouth, insert~ ing his upper teeth-in her upper lip, tearing itcompletely open from the nese dowo.— Dogs that thus exhibit their fondness for flowers (two lips), should be killed. atid A MEXICAN woman, it New Almaden, Jealous uf her lover, swallowed thirty grains of strychnine,.but Dr. Gelcich made her thréw it up sgain, and she didn’t die, as she intended. ———————< oe THE United States steamer Saranac left San Francisco on the 27th, io search of the steamer Golden Age. teri TEAMS are busily engaged 10 hauling lumber for the planking of Broad street.— Won't Broad street look gay on the Fourth! ee Gex. McDoweL was not on board of the Golden Age as has been currently ree ported. -He left New York on the steamer Ariel, June 3d, and is expected to arrive at San Francisco in a few days. THE editor of the Sacramento Star intends to “darken “Blaze’s” door. “Bilaze’s” motto 18,no drunkards tolerated on thepremm ses. EX-Governon Jobn Bigler is erecting a Commodious bc use for his twining workmen, at Star city, Humboldt county, Nevada Territory. ‘ . . taken by the legs and dragged to the rear in seven years of age, was badly bitten by.adeg-} -ichmond. Not long since the rebel ensign was tied to one of the hands of the statue of Washivgton which exrmounts the monumental pile. wan engaged slipped and fell head-forenioat upon the stone base and was killed, Seeing” the man fall, an Irishman of the militia, then in the-squere about the monument, made a remark to the effect that Washington had knocked the man down for putting such a flag in his hand. No sooner had he spoken than he was cut down by the sword of the Captain, and ae he fell he waa kicked by the persous who stood near him. He was then a dying evadition. mn “JS.-W. PHILLIPS, & prominent stock broker of Virginia city, wasarrested at Austin, on the 21st inst., o8 he was about getting on the stage for the Atlantic States, tor fraud: Immediately upon being arrested he ecommitted'suicide by shoeting himself through the head. WARREN OLIiveR, of Siskiyou, is propored by the Yreka Journal asa candidate for Presidential Elector for the northern part of the State. : AMAN named Elliot, cowhided another naiwnéd Stevenson in tront-of the. Odd Fels lows’ building, San Francisco, for having insulted his sister. Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET......NEVADA CITY. = LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. MonbDay, June 27th. HI, Stanford Virginia K MeCurdy~Red Dog R Patterson Chicago Wm McCurdy do Mrs Gibson & f Virgin F Heydtauff do B Lotheren dg L Marks San Juan J Alexandey Agt Circu T Marker w &c Wash KL Hascinger San F C Lee Blue Tent .,:

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After actomplishing this the . : A. Ward King David’s 1 amevat tor his Son..-.-Willis Bridge OP SGM ig.. oss. e sas ceeesece Thos. Hood Gottleib Kir at <cogoss ‘on der war’ Anonymous Seenes fr°im famlet...0.+++-++-+Shakspeare BNR Misa cis sa Vusstatatersevaieachaes cs yron Deeg Tirglefugle and the Doughnut, Original FP anksyiving Dinner...<s.. ++. 6s J. G. Saxe BNO RAVEM. 0.0 ccceccccvecccsecccccss.A. Poe Song of the Shirt.sicevceseescess Thos. Hood , Miies Standish’s Courtships.... Longfellow Address tothe American Flag..... Collins Marriner’s. Dreamiicesssvésceesscseesys Diamoud astieibttiebyrecogose *-on der braft*——— Anonymous. Admittance 50 Cent«. Reading will _ commence at 8 o’clock:Grand Military and Civic Ball. . NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. — AT “TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA, __ SULY 4th, 1864: Music hy the iowa Hill Band, b _A geweral invitation is extended to all. Committee of Arrangements, N. W. Knowlton. A. G. Pier. Gerry Morgan. M.S. Deal. Geo ®, Kendall. Reception Committee, W.-H. Davidson, E.P Bean. W.F. Evans, k.D. Herrick. M. 5. tlamilton, Ploer Managers. T. B. McFarland, A. I): Tower; Jno. A. Lancaster. Geo. B. MeKee. Tsaac Williamson. ; : Dancing to commenee at 8 0’clock, P.M. STOP THIEF! : aa $2.000 Reward! TOLEN from my Room on: Saturday EvenJ ing, June 25th, 1364, . $4,400 in $20 Gold Pieces. $2,000 in Quartz Amalgam, Between 200 and $300 in Gold Spec. ‘4imenns, $1,000 will be paid for the recovery of the money and $1,000 for the arrest and conviction of the Thief. The $1,000 will be paid at the Banking House of H. Mackie & Co. Nevada, on the return of the money and balance on eonviction of the Thief. G. W. CLAY, Gold Flat. Nevada, June 28th—1m Nevada Light Guard—Notice. EMBERS of the Nevada Light Guard will M appear at fhe Armory on Sunday Morning next, at 9 o’clock, A. M. in ful! uniform, for the pnrpose of receiving the Pacific and Union Guard, By order of N. KNOWLTON, Captain. 8. VENARD, O. 8. Attention Soldiers! T HE members of the Nevada Light Guard are notified to appear at the Armory of the Com pany, in full uniform on sy eg . Morning, July 4th, at S o’clock, A. » precisely, By order of N. W. KNOWLTON, Captain, j28 8S, VenarD. O S$ COFFEE! COFFEE !' COFFEE! MARDEN & FOLCER’S . -CELEBRATED —Family Coffee! Is now used inevery First Cias« Hotel and principal Restaurant in San Francisco W E have received the ‘following certificates from the proprietors aince we have introduced our new patent Roaster ; The undersigned having tested the quality from sll the different manufactnrers of Coffee iu the city, cheerfully reeoommead MARDEN & FOLGER’S as superior to any brand, eitder foreign or domestic. , Hardenburgh & Dyer....... Russ House Ae RAMUS OBiicc diesen csccscac Occidental Hotel Alstrom & Johnson.....,... Lick House ; MESS Sc iSs eczcnes American Exchange ¥. E. Wevgant......0~ eosseee International CO. Be FAMEBe cseccocdccccsccenscons 2.-Rail Read . BAe wee SH Grae « in.csen 5 0cea noneceun Restaurant rea Ba v0 ce ape ccccacsicacave eecece Restaurant United States. . % +eeeeRestaurrnt New York... ++ ++Restaurant Tehama. .. Beecshee ---Restaurant F her hea maga IE ee er lebu agmer..... »seee--Restaurent nd ied Ete , Ete., We are putting up that brand of CorreE in FANCY GLAZED PAPERS fer the Trade, end-we ask but a trialto substantiate the above recom. on. : Order Marden & F er’s Javn.Coffee ‘ . our <i Admistion $1. Children 50cts. Doors open at 7 o’clock, cGmmence at 8 o’clock. jz J. ALEXANDER, Agent, a a a Go to the Headquarters for Your ‘. ! CLOTHING ! ( Nand after TO-DAY the entire stock in the well-known-store.on the Corner of Pine: & Commercial Sts., ______WILL BE sS0LD . At~bower Rates than ever before KNOWN IN NEVADA ! — For Cash Only ! In order to give the reader in Nevada and the adjoining towns a partial idea of the Magnificent Bargains we are giving in the ». i i CLOTHING LINE, % . panei We have deemed it best to set forth the priecs ota few aiticles—for instanee * Frock Coats, Blue Flannel $5 apiece. Black Doeskin Suits, at $18 per suit. No. I Fancy Cassimere Suits at $18 per sait. Linen Dusters $2 apiece. White Shirts $150 and up. Boots from $3 50, upwards. Calf back and front. Buck Driving Gloves-Cheap. Tell Your Friends ; OF THE . Great Bargains, OFFERED BY S HAAS & COMPANY. Furnishing Goods! WILD BE SOLD At prices that will surprise every one in want of them. Valises from $2 5@and up. Trunhs--cheaper than the . very Cheapest! : Cassimere Pants, $3 50 up. Hats at very Low Rates. Under Shirts, from $1 up. AT SAN FRANCISCO . ~" Wheortesate Prices. This is decidedly the Greatest Inducement ever offered ! —_—_— A Dollar saved isa Dollar earned. We might fo on and enumerate article upon oe our line which we are determined to se ess prices than they have ever been sold in this section of country, Wa purchase our Goods strictly for cash and can therefore lay alFcompetition in the shade. Our arrangements have been made so that W* shall receive our Goods hereafter from best and most fashionable Clothing Warehouses in the * ot New York. n order to satisfy yourselves of the truth of pon above and gang a that this . no ne rap arrangement. we invite you to call and ex ts 4 these goods and the paren S. HAAS & €0., . Cor. Pime & Cominercial sts ‘ from apy of the Gros or Fo S—aeel brand os apm —— CorrEe « . BO ee ep jel 220 Front street, San Francis: eonaaie, Ss NEVADA CIT? CALIFORNIA BLANKETS . THE TIME HAS COME! . « ater Ready made Clothing . Hy WED x This—c néar tl Creek, their n der in—per par _ taken « __. looking — aud as wence . compan tested; all the . it here, Jearn fr Tar loca easily, 1 js nod will be fully. . going 6 _1eads w in -that would . Sas hi own. 7} ing lode this bre bound t rious ki jag a ce —---Fasdthia 6 ton, abs quartz . rates of yOu, OUZ has bee “the fur and thic <oncern iow wi money . ‘and we miner bei ENT! account Commi appesr tertainn everybe We ain will be cidedly ist, and for thet ty agai sion is< lar if se Along ar Srrt fact the Martin, on. his « Our in Seth wi Should mill. th . within is a spl WIL: form at North § ley ont request g0 to TE in that eeving this cit in Neva det! ELe * Brook Red De ry, 13 James . Cire Zoyara in this « Monday day eve best cil Everyb adverti: bills of