June 29, 1867 (4 pages)

STATE Nom MIN ATIONS. ‘ FOR GOVERNOR, \ : CEQRCE cS. CORHAM. _ sounr. i For Harbor Vom) “COUNTY NOMINATIONS Gengressional policy, it would appear _ to every reading man, and may be easi47S Sacheco. Supreme Conrt.18. Hi. Farquhar. Mtate Printer.-.00. O. Fogg tae missioner. . gate dopa FOR OUNGRESS, WILLIAM MIGBY. Election September 4th. For Senator, EB. W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. ‘ Bor Assemblymen, J. D. WHITE, of Washington. J. M. DAYS, of Grass Valivy. G. KULLINS, of Meadow Lake. D. DORALN, ‘of North pan Juan. For Sheriff, R. B. GENTRY, of Nevada. . For Collector, _-WM. McCORMICK, of Grass vathey: For Clerk, . G@. K. FARQUHAR, of Nevada. For Recorder, A. L. SLACK, of Rough & Ready. For District Attorney, J.B. JOHNSON, of North San Juan. For Treasurer, . NLP. BROWN, of coeamencads For Assessor, _E. F. BEAN. of Nevada, Por Surveyor, H. 8: BRADLEY, of Nevada. For Supt. of Schools, E. M. PRESTON, of North San Juan. For Coroner, ‘W. C. GROVES, of Nevada. Supervisor 3rd District—GEO. B. NEWELL. . JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. Alection Ucteber 2ud, For Supreme Judge.. John Currey. For Supt. Pub. Instruction.John Swett. Four County Judge, A. C. NILES, of Nevada, ——_—_——— THe BLoop Turrety Party.—The opponents ofthe Union party are ac. eustomed to use the vilest epithets when referring to its motives and its principles. Besides ‘all manner of evil” in the administration of government, it ischarged that this party in its Southern policy is only actuated by a desire to visit vengeance upon the defenceless inhabitants of that section. To read the. Democratic papers in regard to the thatthe parties sent South to enforce the Reconstruction law were savages, entered upon a crusade of murder and rapine. That the enemies of the Un. ion party misrepresent ita principles and grossly belie its practice, is known ly proved. Eyery resolution adoption, and every actof Congress passed by the Union party; have had for their object the establishment.of peace and good government in the land. The reconstruc. tion law now in operation in the South, énd denounced as “most tyrannical,” has saved the lives of hundreds of citizens who were in deadly fear of violence. from the guerrillas and rebels of that section. Under such regulations there is no danger of such scenes as occurred in New Orleans, and this policy which hag done so much to restore order is denounced as tyrannical. “act of tyranny has marked the administration of law i in the South. For the future We must judge by the past of the party and by its creed.— The Union party desires to establish auch a peace in the land that in the fuf ture there may be no cause for ciyil. waf, Everywhere throughout the South it encourages free schools, free speech and a free press. The Union party de_ clares for equal and exact justice to all men, and urges the South to build up manuiactories -and establish industries Which will place that section in a position to which its resources entitle it.— ‘The Union party, in’ short, desires to deliver the South from the thraldrom that a landed and slaveholding aristocracy has reduced it to, and make every man, woman and child in tha late rete el States free. To reorganize. those . goveraments and harmonize them with iaiceempens wo siege which should pre. adopted as it becomes understood im . ed in every part of the Boones. . get the sympathy of the jury. The Not a single Yarye. But the fact that tLe ofeed of the party is s¢ cheerfully accepted and ‘the South, proves that it is the party . for them to have, while by its creed . and its practices alike its accusers are. liars, and only endeavor by vituperation to destroy what they cannot shake by argument. The Union party is the prop of the nation and loyal men will stand by its colors until peace, harmony-and good government are establishCominc.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heine, assisted by other musicians will give a concert in this city next week. Whereever these artists have been their concerts have been largely attended, and the press have giyen them the highest . praise. The Bulletin during their recent engagement in 7 Francisco, said }\ of them: “Mr. Heine is a master of the violin. His style is scrupulously classical. He evokes the most exquisite harmonies from his instrument—now causing it to wail with sorrow, now to thrill with the extasy of joy. The first note revealed the true artist, and took the sympathies of the audience captive. The last piece, more especially, executed on a single string, was a wonderful piece of instrumentation. M. Heine was frequently interrupted by bursts of applause and we believe in every instance encored. Madame Heine is an accomplished pian. ist, and plays with a firmness yet delicacy ‘of touch quite remarkable.” ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Yesterday afternoon a Chinese assault and battery case was up before Judge Palmer. The face of the prosecuting witness was covered with blood, but as he was not bruised it was thought that. he had smeared himself with beef’s blood to Chinse are a funny people. A} the impromptu ratification meeting’ at Sacramento immediately after the nomination of Mr. Gorham, Governor Low took the stand and said: intimately, and that if. the Union party knew him as well as he knew him, and would take him for twenty-five per cent. of his worth, they would elect him Governor by an overwhelming majority. Oa oO CANNON MANUFACTURED.—An iron cannon was manufactured at one of our foundries, on Wednesday, says the Grass, Valley National, for the citizens of Lake City. It was made out of an old eight inch shaft, the bore being an ‘Inch and a half in diameter and fifteen inches in length. After being bored it was put into a lathe and turned, and then by some means or other beautifully polished. A Mean Rogug.—We never heard of a person stealing a well, but a rogue at Osborn Hill, near Grass . Valley, few nights since “packed off" a hundred and fifty feet of rope, two buckets and a wheel, from a well. That thief would steal a meeting house if he had any where to put it. A_NEW addition to the steamships of the Opposition Line to New York. This enterprising company have purchased the magnificent new steamship Oregon, 8,000 tons burthen, which “will be placed.in. company with the Nevada on the line between, San Franéisco and San _jJuan. This will make the accommodations and capacity of this company equal to any emergency. THE Democratic State Central Committee have nominated James H. Cutter, a merchant of San Francisco, for Harbor Commissioner, to fill the vacancy on their ticket caused by the refusal of Thomas H. Selby. to be sacrificed on the copperhead altar. “JupeE Cowles, of the San Francisco County Court, has decided that Constables. have no power to appoint permanent deputies, but have only the authority to deputize Constables for the performance of particular and Specie acts. ine ve vale Sarah doles meh oe Sa eae ee oa the . half ounce or fraction thereof the same “He had known Mr. Gorham long and . ‘dictment for murder in the first Gegree . * &l/ county have been injured by high Ix THE tm A. Johnson, the Democratic nominee for Congress in the a Third District, has already announced Riares.—A uniform seale of prog for charging postege, having half an ounce as the unit throughout, has been adopted, as well for sent in transit through the United and Great Britain and Ireland. “In fo ture, therefore, the ‘postage “upon “all letters for whatever destination, exchanged in the mails with Great Britain, . 4 will advance with asingle rate for each as upon domestic letters, Postmasters will take notice of this important change and levy postage accordingly. Tue distance from New York to Sacramento,by railruad routelis 3,129 miles, \of .which 1,887 have been completed and are now in successful operation, leaving but 1,252 miles yet to be built. THe King of Prussia is 70 years old. A sketch of him, written more than 10 years ago, says: “Should he ascend the throne, Prussia will have a strong gov. . ernment or a revolution.” Nitro GLYCERINE.—Nitro glycerine is cutting the Pacific railroad through the summit of the Sierra Nevadas at the rate of fifty. feet per week, and by mid-summer fifty miles of road will be added to the ninety-four already in operation at the California end. THE richest member -of the Connecticut Senate isan Irishman, whose property is valued at $2,500,000, and whose daily income is $1,000. He made his money from an oil farm in Pennsylvania which he purchased for $2,500. Ir is said that the Hon. S. 8. Marshall, Representative in Congress from the Ninth District of Illinois, is collecting obituaries of himself, called forth by the recent false report of his death. NuMBER oF PRIsoNERS.—Eight prisoners are now confined in the county jail. Two are awaiting trial under inand one as accessory. The others are held for petty offenses. Goop WorKk.—The Sutter Banner says Sanford Blodget cut from the Howard ranch 22 acres of grain in half a day. AN exchange says that “bridal envelopes,” so extensively advertised for sale means simply night-gowns. THE Cape Cod Gazette heads its news columns: “Five days later from the rest of the world.” Tar M@Xinetti Troupe are performing at the Stockton Theatre. THe wheat fields in San Joaquin winds. A COMPANY has been organised in Santa Cruz county to prospect for a coal P mine. “My wife tells the truth three times a day,” remarked a jocose old fellow, at the same time casting very mischievous ‘glances at her. “Before rising in the morning: she says, ‘Oh dear, I must get -up! but I don’t want to.’ After breakfust she adds, ‘Well, I suppose I must yo to work, but I don’t want to;’ and she goes to bed saying, ‘There I have been working all day, and haven’t done anything !’” GENTILITY is neither in birth, manner, nor fashion, but in mind. A high sense of honor, a determination never to take a mean advantage of another ; adherence to trutn, delicacy, and polite. ness toward those with whom you may have dealings, are the essential and distinguished characteristics of a gentleman. the opinion “that, the political equality of American. citizens is likely to be sooner achieved in Mississippi than in Illinois—sooner on the plantation of Jefferson Davis than around the grave of Abraham Lincoln ig THe Opéra "x ruupe, abiat at Sacramento; are drawing slim pudiences. A Tax on babies is the newest thing from Turkey. AUSTRALIAN bee! beef is offered for sale NATIONAL’ EXcHANG p Street, Kingdom between the United States i @ Fair Viegini oer —— H and British colonies, and foreign coun-. ,Gar "do, WP Thom Marys tries generally, for the internal corresa ugh Ophir do z R Given, san-Jeas pondence between the United States WP Mercia reka TT Marehall Aubara -R Raymond Lincoln J D McCrary ‘RAYMOND, Tug New York Independent expresses, " ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Broad Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & : MASEY, Props. June G 9 Crandatison Fan J wih teat orrill race W BChurchill Sno Te T Luckett Rock Creek J Alexander Cirens Agt 7 4 Johnson Lake R Clark Grass Valle EY Doe Lie . xee 5 ~ bn a Martino JDibbler (do ci Conant fo Q FOURTH OF JULY, 1776. dd d ‘GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL, eG AT TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA CITY, —on— WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 3rd. Great Reduction in Rates! OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK Viers NICARAGUA. Carrying the United States Mail, The North American 8. S. Co. will dispatch the favorite sompuery 9 ERICA, 2,500 tons.. EDGAR WAKEMAN, Com’r, FOR SAN JUAN DEL SOR, Nicaragua, from Misssion Street Wharf. at 11 o'clock a. ™ MONDAY, JULY 15th, 1867.Connecting at Greytown with the NEW SreerehiD, DSautiago 2,500 tons, FOR NEW No expenee on the Isthmus! 100 pounds of bagguge free! An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medicine and attendance Free. The ore is assured that.there is no sickme of any kind on the Nicaragua Transit! For ral noe pee apply to I. W. geut, North-west corner teryand Pine Fes ni up stair-, San Francisco. ALIBERAL REWARD! TRAYEDor STOLEN from the subscriber, one or Dark Brown Mare; is about Twelve bande “blak, twelve or thirteen years has a white star in her forehead; has = te feet, short mane,’and when lost was shod all round. Any one returning her or giving information that will lead to her recovery, will be euitably rewarded by the undersigned. CASPER FUGELT, U.5, gaia : Nevada, June 28th, 1867. Better than a tatlees Bank . os EVERYBODY GOES TO 8. HAAS & CO.’S MAMMOTH AUCTION HOUSE! ; BROAD STREET, To Buy Goods at the lowest Rates, i er HAAS & CO., public, their splendid and well assorted) stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING Goops, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at VERY LOW PRICES. BUSINESS SUITS of every kind of the Latest Styles for Summer wear. Their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT is always well supplied with the Latest Styles of Balmorals, Gaitersand Shoes. MEN’S AND BOY'S Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Having a business House in San Francisco the Latest Styles at Cheap Rates. tainly pay them. Clerks ready to wait on them. . ©: Jaschane your Goats of _ \eents a pound, without bone, bs ‘ a, Have lately received and now offer to the . ‘Ladies? Misses? and Children’s . cannot reasonably hesitate to give it atrial we are enabled always to take advantage of the market and farnish out customers with ati We especially inyite traders in the county to call andexamine our Stock as it 7. cerWe have also a large stock of CALICOS, SHEETINGS, MUSLIN and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and Ladies will find accommodating Come one and all, if you would make monPERUVIAN SYRUP IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF -THE & Protoxide of Iron. A: new discovery in Medicine whieh STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF B; supplying the Blood with its VITAL Pare CIPLE, of Live ELEMENT—IRON. This is the secret of the wonderfat snccess “ this remedy in-curing— DISEASE “ft, Dyspepsia Liver Gomplaint Dropsy Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating in a Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by ~ ¥ DEBILITY OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. / Being free from Alcohol inany form, ite ergizing effects are not foltewed b correspondingreaction, but are permanent, pros STRENGTH, VIGOR aid NEW LUFs into all of the system, and buiiding up an rom Constitution. Dyspepsia and Debility. From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D Dunuam, Canada East, March 24, 1865. — * bed + “JT am an inveterate Dye Batpeptic of more’ than: Ps) se a ‘anding.” have been 80 wonderfully beneateed in the three short weeks during which I Have used the Peruvian Syrup, that I can scarcely pormnese niyself of the reality. People who have known me are astonished at the change. I am widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done 80 much for mv.” % A case of 27 _— standing cared. Boston, Mags. “JT have suffered, and sometime’ se rely, for 2% years, from dyspepsia. I comm taking the Pernvian Syrup, and found 1ediate benefit from it. In the course of three or four weeks I was entirely relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed uninterrapted health ever since, es One of the most Distinguished Ju. tists in New England writes to a friend, as follows : “TI have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and tlre result fully sustains your prediction. wine ‘made a New MAN of me ; iniused into m tem new igor and energy ; 1 am no &. tremulous and debilitated, as when you saw the, but stronger, heartier, pier bred larr capacity for labor, mental and physical than Sand ties dustea tee last five year ee An eminent Divine of Boston, says “T have been using as PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past; it gives me new bouyancy of spirits, iuaetcity of Muscle." use of this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy and happy men and women : and invalids A hist of 32 containing certifiales of cures and recumneudations Se from some of the most eminent phycicians,. —_* and others, will be sent FREE to any address. See that each hy has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in the glass. ~ FOR SALE BY 3. P, DINSMORE, Proprietor, No. 36 Dey St New York, AND BY ALL DRUGGISTA. ER. F. SPENCE, Nevada. From INSLEY J EWETT, No. 15 Avon bm MW Thousands have beon changed by the nee -cit ki

STATE Nom MIN ATIONS. ‘ FOR GOVERNOR, \ : CEQRCE cS. CORHAM. _ sounr. i For Harbor Vom) “COUNTY NOMINATIONS Gengressional policy, it would appear _ to every reading man, and may be easi47S Sacheco. Supreme Conrt..18. Hi. Farquhar. Mtate Printer..-..00. O. Fogg tae missioner. . gate dopa FOR OUNGRESS, WILLIAM MIGBY. Election September 4th. For Senator, EB. W. ROBERTS, of Grass Valley. ‘ Bor Assemblymen, J. D. WHITE, of Washington. J. M. DAYS, of Grass Valivy. G. KULLINS, of Meadow Lake. D. DORALN, ‘of North pan Juan. For Sheriff, R. B. GENTRY, of Nevada. . For Collector, _-WM. McCORMICK, of Grass vathey: For Clerk, . G@. K. FARQUHAR, of Nevada. For Recorder, A. L. SLACK, of Rough & Ready. For District Attorney, J.B. JOHNSON, of North San Juan. For Treasurer, . NLP. BROWN, of coeamencads For Assessor, _E. F. BEAN. of Nevada, Por Surveyor, H. 8: BRADLEY, of Nevada. For Supt. of Schools, E. M. PRESTON, of North San Juan. For Coroner, ‘W. C. GROVES, of Nevada. Supervisor 3rd District—GEO. B. NEWELL. . JUDICIAL NOMINATIONS. Alection Ucteber 2ud, For Supreme Judge.... John Currey. For Supt. Pub. Instruction.John Swett. Four County Judge, A. C. NILES, of Nevada, ——_—_——— THe BLoop Turrety Party.—The opponents ofthe Union party are ac. eustomed to use the vilest epithets when referring to its motives and its principles. Besides ‘all manner of evil” in the administration of government, it ischarged that this party in its Southern policy is only actuated by a desire to visit vengeance upon the defenceless inhabitants of that section. To read the. Democratic papers in regard to the thatthe parties sent South to enforce the Reconstruction law were savages, entered upon a crusade of murder and rapine. That the enemies of the Un. ion party misrepresent ita principles and grossly belie its practice, is known ly proved. Eyery resolution adoption, and every actof Congress passed by the Union party; have had for their object the establishment.of peace and good government in the land. The reconstruc. tion law now in operation in the South, énd denounced as “most tyrannical,” has saved the lives of hundreds of citizens who were in deadly fear of violence. from the guerrillas and rebels of that section. Under such regulations there is no danger of such scenes as occurred in New Orleans, and this policy which hag done so much to restore order is denounced as tyrannical. “act of tyranny has marked the administration of law i in the South. For the future We must judge by the past of the party and by its creed.— The Union party desires to establish auch a peace in the land that in the fuf ture there may be no cause for ciyil. waf, Everywhere throughout the South it encourages free schools, free speech and a free press. The Union party de_ clares for equal and exact justice to all men, and urges the South to build up manuiactories -and establish industries Which will place that section in a position to which its resources entitle it.— ‘The Union party, in’ short, desires to deliver the South from the thraldrom that a landed and slaveholding aristocracy has reduced it to, and make every man, woman and child in tha late rete el States free. To reorganize. those . goveraments and harmonize them with iaiceempens wo siege which should pre. adopted as it becomes understood im . ed in every part of the Boones. . get the sympathy of the jury. The Not a single Yarye. But the fact that tLe ofeed of the party is s¢ cheerfully accepted and ‘the South, proves that it is the party . for them to have, while by its creed . and its practices alike its accusers are. liars, and only endeavor by vituperation to destroy what they cannot shake by argument. The Union party is the prop of the nation and loyal men will stand by its colors until peace, harmony-and good government are establishCominc.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heine, assisted by other musicians will give a concert in this city next week. Whereever these artists have been their concerts have been largely attended, and the press have giyen them the highest . praise. The Bulletin during their recent engagement in 7 Francisco, said }\ of them: “Mr. Heine is a master of the violin. His style is scrupulously classical. He evokes the most exquisite harmonies from his instrument—now causing it to wail with sorrow, now to thrill with the extasy of joy. The first note revealed the true artist, and took the sympathies of the audience captive. The last piece, more especially, executed on a single string, was a wonderful piece of instrumentation. M. Heine was frequently interrupted by bursts of applause and we believe in every instance encored. Madame Heine is an accomplished pian. ist, and plays with a firmness yet delicacy ‘of touch quite remarkable.” ASSAULT AND BATTERY.—Yesterday afternoon a Chinese assault and battery case was up before Judge Palmer. The face of the prosecuting witness was covered with blood, but as he was not bruised it was thought that. he had smeared himself with beef’s blood to Chinse are a funny people. A} the impromptu ratification meeting’ at Sacramento immediately after the nomination of Mr. Gorham, Governor Low took the stand and said: intimately, and that if. the Union party knew him as well as he knew him, and would take him for twenty-five per cent. of his worth, they would elect him Governor by an overwhelming majority. Oa oO CANNON MANUFACTURED.—An iron cannon was manufactured at one of our foundries, on Wednesday, says the Grass, Valley National, for the citizens of Lake City. It was made out of an old eight inch shaft, the bore being an ‘Inch and a half in diameter and fifteen inches in length. After being bored it was put into a lathe and turned, and then by some means or other beautifully polished. A Mean Rogug.—We never heard of a person stealing a well, but a rogue at Osborn Hill, near Grass . Valley, few nights since “packed off" a hundred and fifty feet of rope, two buckets and a wheel, from a well. That thief would steal a meeting house if he had any where to put it. A_NEW addition to the steamships of the Opposition Line to New York. This enterprising company have purchased the magnificent new steamship Oregon, 8,000 tons burthen, which “will be placed.in. company with the Nevada on the line between, San Franéisco and San _jJuan. This will make the accommodations and capacity of this company equal to any emergency. THE Democratic State Central Committee have nominated James H. Cutter, a merchant of San Francisco, for Harbor Commissioner, to fill the vacancy on their ticket caused by the refusal of Thomas H. Selby. to be sacrificed on the copperhead altar. “JupeE Cowles, of the San Francisco County Court, has decided that Constables. have no power to appoint permanent deputies, but have only the authority to deputize Constables for the performance of particular and Specie acts. ine ve vale Sarah doles meh oe Sa eae ee oa the . half ounce or fraction thereof the same “He had known Mr. Gorham long and . ‘dictment for murder in the first Gegree . * &l/ county have been injured by high Ix THE tm A. Johnson, the Democratic nominee for Congress in the a Third District, has already announced Riares.—A uniform seale of prog for charging postege, having half an ounce as the unit throughout, has been adopted, as well for sent in transit through the United and Great Britain and Ireland. “In fo ture, therefore, the ‘postage “upon “all letters for whatever destination, exchanged in the mails with Great Britain, . 4 will advance with asingle rate for each as upon domestic letters, Postmasters will take notice of this important change and levy postage accordingly. Tue distance from New York to Sacramento,by railruad routelis 3,129 miles, \of .which 1,887 have been completed and are now in successful operation, leaving but 1,252 miles yet to be built. THe King of Prussia is 70 years old. A sketch of him, written more than 10 years ago, says: “Should he ascend the throne, Prussia will have a strong gov. . ernment or a revolution.” Nitro GLYCERINE.—Nitro glycerine is cutting the Pacific railroad through the summit of the Sierra Nevadas at the rate of fifty. feet per week, and by mid-summer fifty miles of road will be added to the ninety-four already in operation at the California end. THE richest member -of the Connecticut Senate isan Irishman, whose property is valued at $2,500,000, and whose daily income is $1,000. He made his money from an oil farm in Pennsylvania which he purchased for $2,500. Ir is said that the Hon. S. 8. Marshall, Representative in Congress from the Ninth District of Illinois, is collecting obituaries of himself, called forth by the recent false report of his death.

NuMBER oF PRIsoNERS.—Eight prisoners are now confined in the county jail. Two are awaiting trial under inand one as accessory. The others are held for petty offenses. Goop WorKk.—The Sutter Banner says Sanford Blodget cut from the Howard ranch 22 acres of grain in half a day. AN exchange says that “bridal envelopes,” so extensively advertised for sale means simply night-gowns. THE Cape Cod Gazette heads its news columns: “Five days later from the rest of the world.” Tar M@Xinetti Troupe are performing at the Stockton Theatre. THe wheat fields in San Joaquin winds. A COMPANY has been organised in Santa Cruz county to prospect for a coal P mine. “My wife tells the truth three times a day,” remarked a jocose old fellow, at the same time casting very mischievous ‘glances at her. “Before rising in the morning: she says, ‘Oh dear, I must get -up! but I don’t want to.’ After breakfust she adds, ‘Well, I suppose I must yo to work, but I don’t want to;’ and she goes to bed saying, ‘There I have been working all day, and haven’t done anything !’” GENTILITY is neither in birth, manner, nor fashion, but in mind. A high sense of honor, a determination never to take a mean advantage of another ; adherence to trutn, delicacy, and polite. ness toward those with whom you may have dealings, are the essential and distinguished characteristics of a gentleman. the opinion “that, the political equality of American. citizens is likely to be sooner achieved in Mississippi than in Illinois—sooner on the plantation of Jefferson Davis than around the grave of Abraham Lincoln ig THe Opéra "x ruupe, abiat at Sacramento; are drawing slim pudiences. A Tax on babies is the newest thing from Turkey. AUSTRALIAN bee! beef is offered for sale NATIONAL’ EXcHANG p Street, Kingdom between the United States i @ Fair Viegini oer —— H and British colonies, and foreign coun-. ,Gar "do, WP Thom Marys tries generally, for the internal corresa ugh Ophir do z R Given, san-Jeas pondence between the United States WP Mercia reka TT Marehall Aubara -R Raymond Lincoln J D McCrary ‘RAYMOND, Tug New York Independent expresses, " ARRIVALS AT THE ‘Broad Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & : MASEY, Props. June G 9 Crandatison Fan J wih teat orrill race W BChurchill Sno Te T Luckett Rock Creek J Alexander Cirens Agt 7 4 Johnson Lake R Clark Grass Valle EY Doe Lie . xee 5 ~ bn a Martino JDibbler (do ci Conant fo Q FOURTH OF JULY, 1776. dd d ‘GRAND ANNIVERSARY BALL, eG AT TEMPERANCE HALL, NEVADA CITY, —on— WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 3rd. Great Reduction in Rates! OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK Viers NICARAGUA. Carrying the United States Mail, The North American 8. S. Co. will dispatch the favorite sompuery 9 ERICA, 2,500 tons... EDGAR WAKEMAN, Com’r, FOR SAN JUAN DEL SOR, Nicaragua, from Misssion Street Wharf. at 11 o'clock a. ™ MONDAY, JULY 15th, 1867.Connecting at Greytown with the NEW SreerehiD, DSautiago 2,500 tons, FOR NEW No expenee on the Isthmus! 100 pounds of bagguge free! An experienced Surgeon on board ; Medicine and attendance Free. The ore is assured that.there is no sickme of any kind on the Nicaragua Transit! For ral noe pee apply to I. W. geut, North-west corner teryand Pine Fes ni up stair-, San Francisco. ALIBERAL REWARD! TRAYEDor STOLEN from the subscriber, one or Dark Brown Mare; is about Twelve bande “blak, twelve or thirteen years has a white star in her forehead; has = te feet, short mane,’and when lost was shod all round. Any one returning her or giving information that will lead to her recovery, will be euitably rewarded by the undersigned. CASPER FUGELT, U.5, gaia : Nevada, June 28th, 1867. Better than a tatlees Bank . os EVERYBODY GOES TO 8. HAAS & CO.’S MAMMOTH AUCTION HOUSE! ; BROAD STREET, To Buy Goods at the lowest Rates, i er HAAS & CO., public, their splendid and well assorted) stock of CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOES, FURNISHING Goops, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, at VERY LOW PRICES. BUSINESS SUITS of every kind of the Latest Styles for Summer wear. Their BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT is always well supplied with the Latest Styles of Balmorals, Gaitersand Shoes. MEN’S AND BOY'S Boots, Shoes and Brogans. Having a business House in San Francisco the Latest Styles at Cheap Rates. tainly pay them. Clerks ready to wait on them. . ©: Jaschane your Goats of _ \eents a pound, without bone, bs ‘ a, Have lately received and now offer to the . ‘Ladies? Misses? and Children’s . cannot reasonably hesitate to give it atrial we are enabled always to take advantage of the market and farnish out customers with ati We especially inyite traders in the county to call andexamine our Stock as it 7. cerWe have also a large stock of CALICOS, SHEETINGS, MUSLIN and HOUSEHOLD GOODS, and Ladies will find accommodating Come one and all, if you would make monPERUVIAN SYRUP IS A PROTECTED SOLUTION OF -THE & Protoxide of Iron. A: new discovery in Medicine whieh STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF B; supplying the Blood with its VITAL Pare CIPLE, of Live ELEMENT—IRON. This is the secret of the wonderfat snccess “ this remedy in-curing— DISEASE “ft, Dyspepsia Liver Gomplaint Dropsy Chronic Diarrhoea, Boils, Nervous Affections, Chills and Fevers, Humors, Loss of Constitutional Vigor Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, Female Complaints, And all Diseases originating in a Bad state of the Blood, or accompanied by ~ ¥ DEBILITY OF A LOW STATE OF THE SYSTEM. / Being free from Alcohol inany form, ite ergizing effects are not foltewed b correspondingreaction, but are permanent, pros STRENGTH, VIGOR aid NEW LUFs into all of the system, and buiiding up an rom Constitution. Dyspepsia and Debility. From the Venerable Archdeacon SCOTT, D. D Dunuam, Canada East, March 24, 1865. — * bed + “JT am an inveterate Dye Batpeptic of more’ than: Ps) se a ‘anding.” have been 80 wonderfully beneateed in the three short weeks during which I Have used the Peruvian Syrup, that I can scarcely pormnese niyself of the reality. People who have known me are astonished at the change. I am widely known, and can but recommend to others that which has done 80 much for mv.” % A case of 27 _— standing cared. Boston, Mags. “JT have suffered, and sometime’ se rely, for 2% years, from dyspepsia. I comm taking the Pernvian Syrup, and found 1ediate benefit from it. In the course of three or four weeks I was entirely relieved from my sufferings, and have enjoyed uninterrapted health ever since, es One of the most Distinguished Ju. tists in New England writes to a friend, as follows : “TI have tried the PERUVIAN SYRUP, and tlre result fully sustains your prediction. wine ‘made a New MAN of me ; iniused into m tem new igor and energy ; 1 am no &. tremulous and debilitated, as when you saw the, but stronger, heartier, pier bred larr capacity for labor, mental and physical than Sand ties dustea tee last five year ee An eminent Divine of Boston, says “T have been using as PERUVIAN SYRUP for some time past; it gives me new bouyancy of spirits, iuaetcity of Muscle." use of this remedy ; from weak, sickly, suffering creatures, to strong, healthy and happy men and women : and invalids A hist of 32 containing certifiales of cures and recumneudations Se from some of the most eminent phycicians,. —_* and others, will be sent FREE to any address. 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