May 18, 1865 (4 pages)

_____. than gunpowder. But in funnels where the 4 who. have used fire-in_breaking large boul! dersin hydraulic claims, but we should judge’ = "7 “Tien Baw Fuabemon Evectiox.—The ~ Carolina. Vance has gone home. A State Beeada Baily Transcript . . SURRENDERS TO ‘GRant.—While manyof out Union Generals have won great glory THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 18. TUNNELING BY Fine.—We recently gave ‘the favorable results of experiments in work‘ing rock by fire in the ‘bed-rock_ tunnel in the claims of Mr. Clark, at Smartevitie— Since that time we have heard of miners that in such, cases it was more expensive rock is hard and worked with great difficulty, as shown by Mr. Clark’s experiment, fire ig far ‘superior toany-other-agent;-saving one-third in time and more than half in expense. Tho method of breaking. rock by fire was used in ancient times in the Hartz mineé in Germany, but in consequence of «he high price of wood it was abandoned for gunpowder, but recently the old-method-has. been revived, miners using coke insteadof wood. The following is the process: [Ina portable furnace about one-and a half busbols of coke are placed. The fire is kindled at 5 o'clock, Pp. M., and kept up witil 5 o'clock the next morning, when the furnaee is-removed and the rock left to cool after being sprinkled with—-water. About “noon the face of the rock spontaneously detaches itself, and then a further portion is easily broken. The effect of the fire extends about ‘eight inches and, according to the Scientific American, with one and a half bushels of hundred weight of ore is’ obtained at’ balf the cost of the gunpowder process. It is said that by this method the hardest rock is worked to better advantage than <éofter kinds. In the Smartaville claims bard slate rock was worked and no furnace was used. The wood, about a cord, waa/placed against the fuce of the rock and allowed to burn out. Neither was water-used/” We have no doubt that with properly constructed furnaces, so arranged as to be easily moved upon a car, ‘the effect produced in Clark’s claims can be doubled. io politicians have been “flaxed” in San Prien¢iseo by the people. The People’s ticket Mas been successful by a majority of from one thousand to fifteen hundred. The eandidates on the People's ticket ure true and leyal, having supported the administration of Lincoln, andvoted for him at his: first and second elections. The officers elected are as good men as ean be found in the Bay City. We are glad that they have succeed. ed in “upsetting” the schemes of unprincipled politicians in San Francisco. ~ . News ITemse—Gen. Rosecrans denies that he is in any way “connected with the Mexican expedition, The Union State government is to be inaugurated at Richmond this week. * ‘Wm. Holden is a candidate on the Union emancipation ticket for Governor of North Convention has been called to meet on the Ath of May. oa Recruiting for the Liberal army of Mexivo is brisk in the East. They call it “emigration.” , Gen. Steele took immense quantities of cotton in Alabama. JEFF. Davis.—News was received yester@ay confirming the capture ‘of Jefferson Davis: The assassin is undoubtedly caught and will soon suffer for his crimes. A GENLEMAN who was examining some diantoud rings in the store of D. C Ayer, in Boston, one day last month, ooncluded to take the lot, valued at $3,000, and grabbed the box containing them, started on a run up the street. Storekeeper started in pursuit, but after a little run, bethought himself that a confederate might carry off the rest of hit-goods from his unprotected shop, returned. The gentleman with the diamond. Tings is still at large. A Soe Tr is said, by seme Rotian Cutbolics, that the Pope seriously meditates taking up his residence in England. tee” SALT mining is becoming a large branch vf industry in Nevada. A BALL was given to, ‘ the Passionist Fathers in Virginia on the 16th inst. -, Wagons, londed with families and provisions, are leaving Virginia for Idaho Territory. ee Miss Flora Bray has been elected an honofarymember of Eagle Engine Company No. 3, Virginia City. # A-Paltatyzep man in the San Joaquin for themsélves.during the war, and placed their sames high on the scroll of fame as military chieftains, Grant hasfar outstripped them all and earned for himself a place in history second to ne other military, man.— Sheridan defeated the army of Early and swept the rebel troops from. the valley of the Shenandoah, afterwards dving service . bim to a high rank as a military commander. Fhomas met the rebel Hood in Tennessee and sent back his army, disorganized and almost destroyed. Sherman has in every conploite in the South-East lave made his naine # household word and-given-bim-a —worldwide reputation. But Grant has not only never met defeat, but he has in every instance defeated his enemy and captured the army. When he started upon his campaign in the Mississippi Valley, at Donelson; in 4861;-he compelled nearly the wholeforce, amoufiting to about 15,000 men to surrender, In 1863 he drove Pemberton into Vicksburg where he “bagged” Ahe whole rebelarmy, 31,000 strong, thas destroying almost entirely the rebel strength on the Misthen called to” Vixginia where, by_his' stub. born fighting’ av@: stragetical skill he compolled the rebel chiéftain to lay down his arms and surrender the best army of the rebellion. Close upon and in consequence of this last victory followed. the » abandon‘ment of the contest by the rebels and the surrender of other armies. Since the beginning of the contest not less than one hundred‘thousund men have been surrendered tu General Grant. He has not anly defeated the entmy but disarmed them, and in doing this he has exceeded in glory any other uglitary General.’ His master mind con. evived and planned, while his brave officers and suldiers nobly execated, and 48 a result we have a country redeemed from the power of treusun. BIGELOW AND Buus’. INSURANCE OFFICES.—These gentlemen, whose success in the business of Underwriting bas been proverbial, says the San Francisco Spirit of the Times, have lately -made-some-new and extensive improveinents in their offices at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, over Parrott & Co.'s Bank; and they now haves elegantly fitted up an Insurance Agency, us there is in the City. Capuacious, well situated, handsomely furnished, and neatly arranged; and really very comfortable ‘This firm doa very large und correct business; they enjoy the confidence of the business community and represent an Tosurance Capital of pixteen millions of dollars; in bire, Marine and Lite lusurance. -They have on deposit, in accordance with the State Law $525,000 in available securities. Prowyptitude, security and reliability, ure the present features of their business, and—as—a matter of course, uttruct a large patronage. JEFF. Davis’ Last PRocLaMation,— Whereas, in the course ofinhuman Yankee . events the capital of the Confederate States of America no longer affords an eligible and healthy residence for the members of the resent cabinet, net to speak of the Chief dagistrate himself, the Vice President, and the members of the two congressional bodies, 1 do, therefore, by virtue of the power vested in my two heels, proclaim my intention to travel instanter, in company with all ernment, and to take up such agreeable quarters as may yetbe Granted unto me. To such person’ as are in arms against the Confederate Statés of America, I do hereby declare absolute amnesty on condition that they forthwith desist from annoying our population. Under the circumstances, slavery had better be abolished _The capital of the Confederacy will henceforward be found “up & stump” dn the pic. turesque banks uf the cele rated ‘Last Ditech.” To the foreign subseribers to the Confederate loan I returh sineere thanks. Maj Gen. Grant, U 8. A., will please see that they get their cotton. ernment wilt please presenf them to A. Lincoln, Richmond, by whom all such accounts will be most cheerfully audited.It is ‘not altogether improbable that the glorious experiment ot a slavehulders’ conin-the pursuit of Lee, which justly entities ¢ test oatgeneraled his antagonist and his exs . sissippi and opening that great river. He was . _ . Manuel Thea all beaten horses. the officers of the Confederate States Gov. . of a mile, repeat, provided the horses Lodi tered by, or before, Shonld the above’race not fill, a Purse of ) will be given for 2 F ur except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day. Chas. Osborn on the ev race by or before 6 o'clock made, and two to and Norfolk, ting this Course in the ii b : ’ ‘ rong may rest assured that the Proprietor All persons having claims against this gov. best endeavors to please all who favor patronage. Spirit of the THe mpLessep Meat.—Thirty pers ali y, the son of pious p#rents, was lbvited to spend a few days at thé house of a friendly family. rhage cur ls the.table, Philip, though very gry after his journey, could not be petsuaded to touch a morsel of food. _ and again did they urge him to eat, and as often. did he ‘ook wistfully at the contents of the table,. but resolutely declined. .At length the lady kindly inquired, if there was any reason why he did not eat his renee id Bursting into speak, he exclaimed, “You have not blessed blessing of God on their food, and that little boy is now a missionary in Jamaica. Crronic RNEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA is guaranteed a cure with Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilia, Yeltow Dock, Iodine Alterative— So, also, the diseased blood and nerves, which cause falling sickness, convulsions, spasm, Aits, numbness, headache, dizziness. . It cures ninety-nine in’ one hundred cases. Crane & Brigham, Agents. — a ” Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT...NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. +—_—_—_-—PuEspay, May 16th, 1865, David Maash Alameda co L Shubener Washington L A Curtis Austin C A Richardson San Jose LD Cobo Tilton mill Jas Comstock Cal Sta Co M MeGawr San Juan D dwaney Belfast Maine J Stevens Omega A Pierce Marysaille E D Morney Hunts hill Chas Osborn Glenbrook P J Allenwood Empire Ra N Soggs Deer Creek Rush creeé-G A ‘Townsend Selby Fit Juseph Thea do R B Moore do H Snyder do ~ D W Harrier Moores Flat M M ‘Tilton Pilot Knob. A Le Rock Nevada Geo Williams do R Van Loau do “* A Lucs do A Murchie do JC. Wilson do Elisha Andrews & dangh J 1 Sykes do ter North Bloomfield N Polmere & family N H S$ Brown Red Dog Bloomfield W C Cohy Grass Valley cieideesinmmcameerant RACES! RACES! RACES! RACES . GLENBROOK PARK. TS? UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN-forins the eitizells of Nevada county, as also the entire State, that he will give the Purses named below for the firat Race Mecting on the Glenbrook Park Course since he has made “the Inany valuable improvements. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast. Reanee FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, JUNE . 13th. 1865, Purse of $100. Free for all horses named in Nevada county, Mile and repeat, SAME DAY. $25. Single dash of one mtle. Free Purse of for all. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th 1865. Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, free for all four year olds. The second horse to save his distance. SAME DAY. murse Of $50. For a single dash of a half mile. THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865. Purse of $300. For 2 mile heats, and repeat. Free for all except Lodi and Norfolk, FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE 16th 1845. Purse of $100. Mile and repeat. Free for SAME DAY, Purse of $50. Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile. SAME DAY. Purse of $25 + Por saddle'jheorses, ‘a qQuartér : FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE Wth 1865, Purse of $800 wiil be given for 2 miles and and Norfolk are enthe 10th duy of June. ~~~ * miles and repeat. Free for all Entrance to the above races .0 per cent. Au meen be berunand governed by the State Rules. Entrees Yo be made at the Glenbrook Park with ening before the day of the In all the above raves three Gr more entrees to be Start, except in the race of Lodi Neither trouble or expense has been spared in putmost perfect order; and Patwill use his him with their CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. 4 —_— Gazette, Grass Valley National, San Frarffteco Times, please copy. Nevada my 18 federacy may yet prove a delusion and a snare. Ihave often thought se. So has Gen. Lee, who has lately been fighting mostly forhis last year's salary. The contederate treasury being light, I think I will take it in my valise. Gen, Lee thinks that we have a good opening before us, and that we have seen the last of this fraticidal war I recognize the confederacy, on my return I shall again urge the arming of the negroes. Office-seekers are respectfully solicted to ! cease their importunings. Fellow citizens, farewell. J. Davis, of . County, Hospital is to be sent home to his President. Con ‘ederate States PAINTING & GRAINING. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Store: hope so. Stephens thinks peace more imoe Conn RT ia Rota PAINTING minent than ever, aud on the tants ae me ree notice If the United States persists in refusing to . mentor Teasonabie terms. A lange assortSe F. POTTER, *»* — Duue at Richmond, April 1, 1865. it.” "Phe family ever afterwards asked “the . ‘Dr Brewer San Francisco H Powell Birchville FINE HAVANA CICARS ! {QUARTZ MINE AND MIZI -} and in U. 8. 7-30, LOAN. )Y AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF B the Treasury, the undersigned has assumed the General Subseription Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and threetenths per cent. interest per annum, known as the SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued. underdate June 15th, 1865; “and are payable three years from that time, in cyr. Feney, oF are are convertible, at the option of the holder, aes ur v. 8. 5:20 t Six per cent GREGORY & Successors to Weaver & Co. “Wholesdle ‘and Refail Dealers CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, © en: Crockery, Glass Ware, @. _ s ieee sr : evada TRURSD ees GueEaT Spc the present . Park has_arr days racing t 13th day of Ji to witness soa — . trotting on thi COLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a pramium. of nine per cent. including gold interest from @Nove makes the actual profit on the 7-30. loan, at rt rates, {ncluding interest, about ten per cent. per Bu: AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on other property: The interest is payable in, currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker. The interest amounts to . en One cent per day on a $50 note. Twocents “ $100 * oe 9 ee b Sg 1,000 . ees ee Notes of all the denominations named will be. promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. — This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered hy the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will mako. it the Great Popular Loan of the. People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loanauthorized by the last Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the rate at which it is being a}sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four mon hs, subscriptions to other Loans. Grub with the idea of making year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we > ~ genes to Pay, z We can and will : bt . a ney Sell as Cheap.as any House in Nevada “Or sell cut to womebody who can.” A nimble Sixpence is better than a slow Shilling.” ae We don’t embark in the businesr of selling . 4re‘prepared to stay and hope by fuir and honorable dealing to command a share of patronage, ‘‘NO BAD DEBTs.”” Is our Motte—By living: up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a good customey’s bill that we lose on & poor rone. ae ALIY GOODS MUST BE PAID “POR -WHEN ORDERED. [ We have now on hand a large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. Blasting. Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sule by Gregory & Waite: In order that citizens of ever town and s¢ the country may be afforded facilities for aking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, nd-Private Bankers throughout the country haye generally agreed to reeeive subscriptions at pay’ Subscribers Rope, Hem P & ubbde > Packamg, for sale Cheap; for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. will select their own agents, in who they have confidence, and who are only ‘to be ‘r¢sponsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders, JAY COOKE, Subscription/A gent, Philadelphia. Tubs, Pails, Woodand Willow Ware, assorted,For sale by Gregory & Waite. April 29-3meod Notice t6the Publie25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by a GREGORY & WAITE. fi CITIZENS OF NEVADA CITY ARE respectfujly informed that the celebrated Come. dian, ARLES “WHEATLEIGH, The talented and beaatiful xX A x Butts, Screws, A General Assortment of HARDWARE, . Consistingor Door Kuobs, . Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. WORRELL SISTERS, Supported by a. 75 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. si FULL DRAMATIC COMPAN Y, Will appear on THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18th, At Temperance Hall, COMEDY, FARCE and BURLESQUE A pone «ig A Stage will be erected and as possible the performance will be presented with that attention to detail, Songs, Dances and Music. which characterizes this troape, ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. as far . — PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.? For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, _ For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Buttér, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. * LF . 200 Boxes Candies, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~ Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn. Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. _—_i T have also received a fine Stock ofTobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Cal. fornia Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY « WAITE. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, or Cutlery, call at my Establishment. Nevada, May I6th Pipes, CROCKERY, A lot assorted For date cheap by Gregory &. Waite. 3 FOR SALE. One Fifth interest in the . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine & Mill, I8 OFFERED FOR‘SALE _ The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new f excellent condition. Apply to : * nay SAM. T. mertinen having good Goods satisfactory terms. tance CRECORY. _ . \ Bwery variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may’ rely ou from our House and oa All Goods delivered at & capesaeble disFREE OF CHARGE. — & WAITE. 34 g For Cash and have no Interest ~ nuin, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE}. a . a fortune iit, — Public. : W* hereby announce to thie *: 1. that = Park came int have purchased the stock ol a has-exper : “WEAVER & CO,,. : and money up And are prepared to do business’ in Oui Vae-pa _ appointments r, which . the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only The course ha _ ooh . and stones rei -and is free-fro tiful in other: is in better ct ing hauled U) . Taces, seats. . fi thousand pers rything done ment of thos -races the trac ning. ~Upon splendid: stab horses brough emeare of } with the ra¢in State for a. known to all . him will be gl their fast stuc gentlemen ot and all others success of »sthe rate with tue . ing the races natural advar ~ nO. more fave ’ than the Glen are to be ben Mr. Ovborn, t will soon BEC State. In to 'pregramme_ ti offered by the THE. Conc Tuesday even one of their e3 city. Mr. voice is clear the best bau dolph Hall e ever heard on ter the conclu were removed and gentlemer musie seldom tainment gav Thursday nig pear at Moore & Ready. WV these places t THe THEea will have ano! a performance the Worrell . to-night. Th Whieatleigh, t and Sophie, I: Worrell Siste Franks, Miss ham and othe ent seldom eq and act. with . ing.” Those ~ last night enjc ever given in that the Con crowded hous laugh should . is a splendid « WALL Papi assortment of shop on Muin to do“house a: at the shorte: Try him. ,County Ce vs Wm. Mel Convicted of Ordered to ap next. The People with assault v On trial Two China $25 or go to « AN English anacre yields ter, Which, a » gallon, makes to figure biggest inch about twelve when rain is greater than :

_____. than gunpowder. But in funnels where the 4 who. have used fire-in_breaking large boul! dersin hydraulic claims, but we should judge’ = "7 “Tien Baw Fuabemon Evectiox.—The ~ Carolina. Vance has gone home. A State Beeada Baily Transcript . . SURRENDERS TO ‘GRant.—While manyof out Union Generals have won great glory THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 18. TUNNELING BY Fine.—We recently gave ‘the favorable results of experiments in work‘ing rock by fire in the ‘bed-rock_ tunnel in the claims of Mr. Clark, at Smartevitie— Since that time we have heard of miners that in such, cases it was more expensive rock is hard and worked with great difficulty, as shown by Mr. Clark’s experiment, fire ig far ‘superior toany-other-agent;-saving one-third in time and more than half in expense. Tho method of breaking. rock by fire was used in ancient times in the Hartz mineé in Germany, but in consequence of «he high price of wood it was abandoned for gunpowder, but recently the old-method-has. been revived, miners using coke insteadof wood. The following is the process: [Ina portable furnace about one-and a half busbols of coke are placed. The fire is kindled at 5 o'clock, Pp. M., and kept up witil 5 o'clock the next morning, when the furnaee is-removed and the rock left to cool after being sprinkled with—-water. About “noon the face of the rock spontaneously detaches itself, and then a further portion is easily broken. The effect of the fire extends about ‘eight inches and, according to the Scientific American, with one and a half bushels of hundred weight of ore is’ obtained at’ balf the cost of the gunpowder process. It is said that by this method the hardest rock is worked to better advantage than <éofter kinds. In the Smartaville claims bard slate rock was worked and no furnace was used. The wood, about a cord, waa/placed against the fuce of the rock and allowed to burn out. Neither was water-used/” We have no doubt that with properly constructed furnaces, so arranged as to be easily moved upon a car, ‘the effect produced in Clark’s claims can be doubled. io politicians have been “flaxed” in San Prien¢iseo by the people. The People’s ticket Mas been successful by a majority of from one thousand to fifteen hundred. The eandidates on the People's ticket ure true and leyal, having supported the administration of Lincoln, andvoted for him at his: first and second elections. The officers elected are as good men as ean be found in the Bay City. We are glad that they have succeed. ed in “upsetting” the schemes of unprincipled politicians in San Francisco. ~ . News ITemse—Gen. Rosecrans denies that he is in any way “connected with the Mexican expedition, The Union State government is to be inaugurated at Richmond this week. * ‘Wm. Holden is a candidate on the Union emancipation ticket for Governor of North Convention has been called to meet on the Ath of May. oa Recruiting for the Liberal army of Mexivo is brisk in the East. They call it “emigration.” , Gen. Steele took immense quantities of cotton in Alabama. JEFF. Davis.—News was received yester@ay confirming the capture ‘of Jefferson Davis: The assassin is undoubtedly caught and will soon suffer for his crimes. A GENLEMAN who was examining some diantoud rings in the store of D. C Ayer, in Boston, one day last month, ooncluded to take the lot, valued at $3,000, and grabbed the box containing them, started on a run up the street. Storekeeper started in pursuit, but after a little run, bethought himself that a confederate might carry off the rest of hit-goods from his unprotected shop, returned. The gentleman with the diamond. Tings is still at large. A Soe Tr is said, by seme Rotian Cutbolics, that the Pope seriously meditates taking up his residence in England. tee” SALT mining is becoming a large branch vf industry in Nevada. A BALL was given to, ‘ the Passionist Fathers in Virginia on the 16th inst. -, Wagons, londed with families and provisions, are leaving Virginia for Idaho Territory. ee Miss Flora Bray has been elected an honofarymember of Eagle Engine Company No. 3, Virginia City. # A-Paltatyzep man in the San Joaquin for themsélves.during the war, and placed their sames high on the scroll of fame as military chieftains, Grant hasfar outstripped them all and earned for himself a place in history second to ne other military, man.— Sheridan defeated the army of Early and swept the rebel troops from. the valley of the Shenandoah, afterwards dving service . bim to a high rank as a military commander. Fhomas met the rebel Hood in Tennessee and sent back his army, disorganized and almost destroyed. Sherman has in every conploite in the South-East lave made his naine # household word and-given-bim-a —worldwide reputation. But Grant has not only never met defeat, but he has in every instance defeated his enemy and captured the army. When he started upon his campaign in the Mississippi Valley, at Donelson; in 4861;-he compelled nearly the wholeforce, amoufiting to about 15,000 men to surrender, In 1863 he drove Pemberton into Vicksburg where he “bagged” Ahe whole rebelarmy, 31,000 strong, thas destroying almost entirely the rebel strength on the Misthen called to” Vixginia where, by_his' stub. born fighting’ av@: stragetical skill he compolled the rebel chiéftain to lay down his arms and surrender the best army of the rebellion. Close upon and in consequence of this last victory followed. the » abandon‘ment of the contest by the rebels and the surrender of other armies. Since the beginning of the contest not less than one hundred‘thousund men have been surrendered tu General Grant. He has not anly defeated the entmy but disarmed them, and in doing this he has exceeded in glory any other uglitary General.’ His master mind con. evived and planned, while his brave officers and suldiers nobly execated, and 48 a result we have a country redeemed from the power of treusun. BIGELOW AND Buus’. INSURANCE OFFICES.—These gentlemen, whose success in the business of Underwriting bas been proverbial, says the San Francisco Spirit of the Times, have lately -made-some-new and extensive improveinents in their offices at the corner of Montgomery and Sacramento streets, over Parrott & Co.'s Bank; and they now haves elegantly fitted up an Insurance Agency, us there is in the City. Capuacious, well situated, handsomely furnished, and neatly arranged; and really very comfortable ‘This firm doa very large und correct business; they enjoy the confidence of the business community and represent an Tosurance Capital of pixteen millions of dollars; in bire, Marine and Lite lusurance. -They have on deposit, in accordance with the State Law $525,000 in available securities. Prowyptitude, security and reliability, ure the present features of their business, and—as—a matter of course, uttruct a large patronage. JEFF. Davis’ Last PRocLaMation,— Whereas, in the course ofinhuman Yankee . events the capital of the Confederate States of America no longer affords an eligible and healthy residence for the members of the resent cabinet, net to speak of the Chief dagistrate himself, the Vice President, and the members of the two congressional bodies, 1 do, therefore, by virtue of the power vested in my two heels, proclaim my intention to travel instanter, in company with all ernment, and to take up such agreeable quarters as may yetbe Granted unto me. To such person’ as are in arms against the Confederate Statés of America, I do hereby declare absolute amnesty on condition that they forthwith desist from annoying our population. Under the circumstances, slavery had better be abolished _The capital of the Confederacy will henceforward be found “up & stump” dn the pic. turesque banks uf the cele rated ‘Last Ditech.” To the foreign subseribers to the Confederate loan I returh sineere thanks. Maj Gen. Grant, U 8. A., will please see that they get their cotton. ernment wilt please presenf them to A. Lincoln, Richmond, by whom all such accounts will be most cheerfully audited.It is ‘not altogether improbable that the glorious experiment ot a slavehulders’ conin-the pursuit of Lee, which justly entities ¢ test oatgeneraled his antagonist and his exs . sissippi and opening that great river. He was . _ . Manuel Thea all beaten horses. the officers of the Confederate States Gov. . of a mile, repeat, provided the horses Lodi tered by, or before, Shonld the above’race not fill, a Purse of ) will be given for 2 F ur except the Winner of the 2 mile race the 3d day. Chas. Osborn on the ev race by or before 6 o'clock made, and two to and Norfolk, ting this Course in the ii b : ’ ‘ rong may rest assured that the Proprietor All persons having claims against this gov. best endeavors to please all who favor patronage. Spirit of the THe mpLessep Meat.—Thirty pers ali y, the son of pious p#rents, was lbvited to spend a few days at thé house of a friendly family. rhage cur ls the.table, Philip, though very gry after his journey, could not be petsuaded to touch a morsel of food. _ and again did they urge him to eat, and as often. did he ‘ook wistfully at the contents of the table,. but resolutely declined. .At length the lady kindly inquired, if there was any reason why he did not eat his renee id Bursting into speak, he exclaimed, “You have not blessed blessing of God on their food, and that little boy is now a missionary in Jamaica. Crronic RNEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA is guaranteed a cure with Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilia, Yeltow Dock, Iodine Alterative— So, also, the diseased blood and nerves, which cause falling sickness, convulsions, spasm, Aits, numbness, headache, dizziness. . It cures ninety-nine in’ one hundred cases. Crane & Brigham, Agents. — a ” Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT......NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. +—_—_—_-—PuEspay, May 16th, 1865, David Maash Alameda co L Shubener Washington L A Curtis Austin C A Richardson San Jose LD Cobo Tilton mill Jas Comstock Cal Sta Co M MeGawr San Juan D dwaney Belfast Maine J Stevens Omega A Pierce Marysaille E D Morney Hunts hill Chas Osborn Glenbrook P J Allenwood Empire Ra N Soggs Deer Creek Rush creeé-G A ‘Townsend Selby Fit Juseph Thea do R B Moore do H Snyder do ~ D W Harrier Moores Flat M M ‘Tilton Pilot Knob. A Le Rock Nevada Geo Williams do R Van Loau do “* A Lucs do A Murchie do JC. Wilson do Elisha Andrews & dangh J 1 Sykes do ter North Bloomfield N Polmere & family N H S$ Brown Red Dog Bloomfield W C Cohy Grass Valley cieideesinmmcameerant RACES! RACES! RACES! RACES . GLENBROOK PARK. TS? UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN-forins the eitizells of Nevada county, as also the entire State, that he will give the Purses named below for the firat Race Mecting on the Glenbrook Park Course since he has made “the Inany valuable improvements.. He thinks it is not saying too much to state that the Course is not excelled, if equalled, on the Pacific coast. Reanee FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, JUNE . 13th. 1865, Purse of $100. Free for all horses named in Nevada county, Mile and repeat, SAME DAY. $25. Single dash of one mtle. Free Purse of for all. SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4th 1865. Purse of $150. Mile heats, best three in five, free for all four year olds. The second horse to save his distance. SAME DAY. murse Of $50. For a single dash of a half mile. THIRD DAY. THURSDAY, JUNE 15th 1865. Purse of $300. For 2 mile heats, and repeat. Free for all except Lodi and Norfolk, FOURTH DAY. FRIDAY, JUNE 16th 1845. Purse of $100. Mile and repeat. Free for SAME DAY, Purse of $50. Free for all. Single dash of 1 mile. SAME DAY. Purse of $25 + Por saddle'jheorses, ‘a qQuartér : FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY, JUNE Wth 1865, Purse of $800 wiil be given for 2 miles and and Norfolk are enthe 10th duy of June. ~~~ * miles and repeat. Free for all Entrance to the above races .0 per cent. Au meen be berunand governed by the State Rules. Entrees Yo be made at the Glenbrook Park with ening before the day of the In all the above raves three Gr more entrees to be Start, except in the race of Lodi Neither trouble or expense has been spared in putmost perfect order; and Patwill use his him with their CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. 4 —_— Gazette, Grass Valley National, San Frarffteco Times, please copy. Nevada my 18 federacy may yet prove a delusion and a snare. Ihave often thought se. So has Gen. Lee, who has lately been fighting mostly forhis last year's salary. The contederate treasury being light, I think I will take it in my valise. Gen, Lee thinks that we have a good opening before us, and that we have seen the last of this fraticidal war I recognize the confederacy, on my return I shall again urge the arming of the negroes. Office-seekers are respectfully solicted to ! cease their importunings. Fellow citizens, farewell. J. Davis, of . County, Hospital is to be sent home to his President. Con ‘ederate States PAINTING & GRAINING. Main Street, opposite Wm. R. Coe’s Shoe Store: hope so. Stephens thinks peace more imoe Conn RT ia Rota PAINTING minent than ever, aud on the tants ae me ree notice If the United States persists in refusing to . mentor Teasonabie terms. A lange assortSe F. POTTER, *»*

— Duue at Richmond, April 1, 1865. it.” "Phe family ever afterwards asked “the . ‘Dr Brewer San Francisco H Powell Birchville FINE HAVANA CICARS ! {QUARTZ MINE AND MIZI -} and in U. 8. 7-30, LOAN. )Y AUTHORITY OF THE SECRETARY OF B the Treasury, the undersigned has assumed the General Subseription Agency for the sale of United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and threetenths per cent. interest per annum, known as the SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued. underdate June 15th, 1865; “and are payable three years from that time, in cyr. Feney, oF are are convertible, at the option of the holder, aes ur v. 8. 5:20 t Six per cent GREGORY & Successors to Weaver & Co. “Wholesdle ‘and Refail Dealers CROCERIES, PROVISIONS, © en: Crockery, Glass Ware, @. _ s ieee sr : evada TRURSD ees GueEaT Spc the present . Park has_arr days racing t 13th day of Ji to witness soa — . trotting on thi COLD BEARING BONDS. These Bonds are now worth a pramium. of nine per cent. including gold interest from @Nove makes the actual profit on the 7-30. loan, at rt rates, {ncluding interest, about ten per cent. per Bu: AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS FROM ONE TO THREE PER CENT MORE, according to the rate levied on other property: The interest is payable in, currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sold to any bank or banker. The interest amounts to . en One cent per day on a $50 note. Twocents “ $100 * oe 9 ee b Sg 1,000 . ees ee Notes of all the denominations named will be. promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions. — This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered hy the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will mako. it the Great Popular Loan of the. People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loanauthorized by the last Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the rate at which it is being a}sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four mon hs, subscriptions to other Loans. Grub with the idea of making year. Having lecated ourselves in Nevada we > ~ genes to Pay, z We can and will : bt . a ney Sell as Cheap.as any House in Nevada “Or sell cut to womebody who can.” A nimble Sixpence is better than a slow Shilling.” ae We don’t embark in the businesr of selling . 4re‘prepared to stay and hope by fuir and honorable dealing to command a share of patronage, ‘‘NO BAD DEBTs.”” Is our Motte—By living: up to this there willbe no need of adding the per centage to a good customey’s bill that we lose on & poor rone. ae ALIY GOODS MUST BE PAID “POR -WHEN ORDERED. [ We have now on hand a large and complete assortment of Goods, equal to any house in the city. Blasting. Pewder, Fuse, Steel, For Sule by Gregory & Waite: In order that citizens of ever town and s¢ the country may be afforded facilities for aking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, nd-Private Bankers throughout the country haye generally agreed to reeeive subscriptions at pay’ Subscribers Rope, Hem P & ubbde > Packamg, for sale Cheap; for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. will select their own agents, in who they have confidence, and who are only ‘to be ‘r¢sponsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders, JAY COOKE, Subscription/A gent, Philadelphia. Tubs, Pails, Woodand Willow Ware, assorted,For sale by Gregory & Waite. April 29-3meod Notice t6the Publie25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by a GREGORY & WAITE. fi CITIZENS OF NEVADA CITY ARE respectfujly informed that the celebrated Come. dian, ARLES “WHEATLEIGH, The talented and beaatiful xX A x Butts, Screws, A General Assortment of HARDWARE, . Consistingor Door Kuobs, . Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. WORRELL SISTERS, Supported by a. 75 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. si FULL DRAMATIC COMPAN Y, Will appear on THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 18th, At Temperance Hall, COMEDY, FARCE and BURLESQUE A pone «ig A Stage will be erected and as possible the performance will be presented with that attention to detail, Songs, Dances and Music. which characterizes this troape, ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. as far . — PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.? For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, _ For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Buttér, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. * LF . 200 Boxes Candies, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. ON BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~ Has just received a large lot of THE BEST HAVANA CIGARS EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY . Ground Feed, Barley, Corn. Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. _—_i T have also received a fine Stock ofTobacco, Merschaum Pipes, Canes, CARDS, CUTLERY, &c. Cal. fornia Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY « WAITE. Ifyou want good Cigars, Tobacco, or Cutlery, call at my Establishment. Nevada, May I6th Pipes, CROCKERY, A lot assorted For date cheap by Gregory &. Waite. 3 FOR SALE. One Fifth interest in the . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine & Mill, I8 OFFERED FOR‘SALE _ The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new f excellent condition. Apply to : * nay SAM. T. mertinen having good Goods satisfactory terms. tance CRECORY. _ . \ Bwery variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may’ rely ou from our House and oa All Goods delivered at & capesaeble disFREE OF CHARGE. — & WAITE. 34 g For Cash and have no Interest ~ nuin, besides its EXEMPTION FROM STATE}. a . a fortune iit, — Public. : W* hereby announce to thie *: 1. that = Park came int have purchased the stock ol a has-exper : “WEAVER & CO,,. : and money up And are prepared to do business’ in Oui Vae-pa _ appointments r, which . the most satisfactory terms, As we buy only The course ha _ ooh . and stones rei -and is free-fro tiful in other: is in better ct ing hauled U) . Taces, seats. . fi thousand pers rything done ment of thos -races the trac ning. ~Upon splendid: stab horses brough emeare of } with the ra¢in State for a. known to all . him will be gl their fast stuc gentlemen ot and all others success of »sthe rate with tue . ing the races natural advar ~ nO. more fave ’ than the Glen are to be ben Mr. Ovborn, t will soon BEC State. In to 'pregramme_ ti offered by the THE. Conc Tuesday even one of their e3 city. Mr. voice is clear the best bau dolph Hall e ever heard on ter the conclu were removed and gentlemer musie seldom tainment gav Thursday nig pear at Moore & Ready. WV these places t THe THEea will have ano! a performance the Worrell . to-night. Th Whieatleigh, t and Sophie, I: Worrell Siste Franks, Miss ham and othe ent seldom eq and act. with . ing.” Those ~ last night enjc ever given in that the Con crowded hous laugh should . is a splendid « WALL Papi assortment of shop on Muin to do“house a: at the shorte: Try him. ,County Ce vs Wm. Mel Convicted of Ordered to ap next. The People with assault v On trial Two China $25 or go to « AN English anacre yields ter, Which, a » gallon, makes to figure biggest inch about twelve when rain is greater than :