May 26, 1864 (4 pages)

. Bernda Brily Branseript . : THURSDAY MEORNING, MAY 26th. City and County Official Press ROYALTY IN. Mexico.-~A recent telegram informs us that the Archduke MaxiMillian has sailed for his new-empire. Dispatches received at the same time state that —~by ‘ain ‘almost unanimous vote a resolution waa adopted in the House of Representa~ . tives calling for the correspondence between the French Government and our own, in re“gard to thie Mexican question. ~~ What light these papers may throw upon the subject, we know not, nor do we think that it is necessary for our Government to take any iinmediate action in regard to the matter. It is probable that years will elapse ‘before the people of Mexico become the subJocts of the despotism set up in their midet by the French monarch. A ruler, diffuring fron themin raceé-and language, totally uns acquainted with their character, will, in all *. probability, not make much headway in his ‘ offorta to bring that people under bis rule. In accepting the. Mexican ‘crown, Maximillian has received a quarrel us well a8 terris tory. In vecupying Mexico, France: bas “enught a ‘Tartar,’ and before toany months the Euiperour will be convinced of the fact. ges es __A throne is to be set up on the American continent, but we do not think it will be suffered to remain there long. Let the new ,gnade monarch enjoy the pleasures ‘of royalty for short—season, the“day—of-retribution will s00n come, The French Emperor will yet see the purple robes, which he insists in upon flaunting in the faces of liberty-loving Americans purged with blood. The Govvernment cannot, and -will not-tulerate the disregard of the Mexican nationality shown inthe estatlshment of this empire. We hope sovn to see the rebellion so far wenkened na to allow a large army to be spared from the field, Our navy has been _augmented by veasela of war superior to any upon the sea, When the necessity for the blockade of the southern ports is pat, we hope the attention. of the nation will. be directed.to the new Emperor and hia backers. Should we-permit this outrage upon a neighboring Nation, contrary av it is, to our wellestablished doctrines it will remain furever a blot upon our country. KaAstenn News.—A dispatch to the Philadelphia Juguirer states that>eurly on Saturday morning (2lst)~ the army silently advanced, capturing thd rebel picketa and, pushing on, cut off a portion of the lett of. of the rear column of the rebel army at the Ny river, capturing four hundred prisoners A special dispatch to the Times, dated Guiney's Statiun, May Qlet, eays: The Army of the Potomac ia again on the march toWard Richinund. During the night, Hans, cock's corps, which beld the left of our lines in front of Spottaylvania, took up the line of thatch, moving on a parallel with the Ny river. Rarly this morning, he reached Guiney's Station, on the Fredericksbtirg. and Richmond railrayd. Thence he pushed onward, following the railroad, and to-night finda the ‘bead of Hancock's column at Bowhng Green, ‘@ighteen miles south of Frederieksburg.— The other corps have been toxday following ‘the same general line and are now passing thie point, It will be observed. frem this that the Commanding General has effected » turning movement on tho right flank of Lee, who is now hastily falling back to take up x new defensive postion. We expect his “next stand will be on the South Anna, although he may endeavor to bit us while moving by his flank, ine “he did when out_, flanked in his line om the Rebidan. Heasy . firing is now heard acrogs the Ny, where une of our columns is moviig. weat of Giiney's iat of the Ny and Po fi “point of conflucuce The Uuion State Convention of Massa? chusetts fuet in Buaton on théi9th avd uppouited delegates to the Baltimore. Conventien. The resolutions adopted recommend __ he nomination of Lincoln ae The Scunte passed the Pacific Railtoad Bill on the 33d—23 to 5. It now goes to the FRIGHTENED 10 Dea tH, —Theé Portland Argus anys that while a boat containing four men were grappling for Bohemian guods in _Broid Cove, they were fired at by the cutter. The ball wentso near and 80 alarmed “ohe ofthe men, named Jimes Rush, of B.th. t he commenced bleeding at the lungs, Satie about twerty minutes died. Fr “Do you-see’ anything ridiculous’ in thie wig?’ wud a brother ‘te Carran=— 9 mile suuth by? in eur Orders that. Pdveputebed behind cauvus screens, the exe~ WE are requested to publis redolufioiis Which were passed at the last session of the Grand Lodge of 1.0.0 F., of thie State: we . Whereas, The Grand Lodge ‘éf California, and the Subordinate Lodges which it represents, owe allegiance and obedience to the Grand Lodge of the United States; therefore, Be it Resolved, That the unity of the or» ganization of the Order ‘of Odd Fellows in the United States of America depends upon the unity of said States, that all attempts to d-ssever the unity of said Government; under whatsoever pretext, are deatructive of the union of Odd Fellowship heretutore existing. ile attempt to deatroy the unity of the States, is adverse to the principles vi love and fraterfity inculeated by the teachings of our Order; that. the first duty, personally, as well as in organized bodies of our Order, is to recognize the authority of the Grand Lodge of the United States, avd that any brother re‘using such recognttion er obedience, 18 untaithtul to the duties nad obligations aasumed. when becomns ing a member of the Order ; that the Grand Lodge of California respectiully requests all Lodges within ite jurisdiction)’ to use every effort for the resturation of the union of the United States under one Government, aud the resestablishmest over alt tie domains of suid States of the undisputed authority of the Grand Lodge of the United States; that the Grand Lodge will “never consent te a separation of the Order or countenance an fivision of the American Republic; that we believe that all brethren who have by . word or deed separated themaclves frou the jurisdiction of the. Grand Lodge of the United States, or aided or assisted by such word or deed in the disintegratiomoef Ameri+ éan pationality,are unfaithful members’ of the Order, regardless of their sulewn pledges and unworthy of asseciation.in the Order ut Odd Feliows. Resolved; That these resolutions be coms minmeated by the Most Worthy Grand Master, to the Grand Lodye of the United States, to the Grand Lodges of other Sfates, and tothe Subordinate Lodges within its jurisdiction; that while we disclaim all mtenlinn to interfere with ths private riglita or opinions and actions of others, we. declare vur-belief that itia the duty of all good Odd Feilows to labor earnestly and fwithiully for the overthrow of the present: wicked rebel. liob against the American Republic; that as new bere of this Grand Lodge, aa citizens. we pledge our lives, fortunes” and boner in suppert of the Government of our Fathers, embodying and s wetitying as it does the eternal truth of ‘rian’s capability: of selfpovernwent.” “May God protect aid estab: lish liberty, equality. and the righta of humanity—-Fricndship Love and Truth. a Fourth oF Jecy aT Moore's FLat.— The Fenian Brotherhood will bave a grand celebration at. Muore'a Flat on the Fourth of July. The exercises of the day will close with grand a ball fur the benefit of the order on the night of the Fourth. The object. of the members, the independence of their native Isle, is a nobleone. The brotherhood is widespread. The objectsare thus stated in an addrese by the Fenian Congress which assembled at Chicago in . Weare solemnly pledged to labor earneatly and continuously for the regeneration of vur beloved Ireland. That pled.e, with the bleasings of Divine Providence, we ehnll redeem. And when the wished for hour will have artived, we shall he prepared with you to meet the implacable persecutors of vur race in battle array, to put-an end forever to the accursed system under which our unre Rareerey Lbappy people haveeuffered-such cruel tore turea—or die like men in the attempt. And in what hoher cuuse has man ever died? How much Irish blood has fallen Upon the bottlesfields vt the world?) Alas! how auch Irish blued has been shed in the service of our Country's oppresser— the plunderer and murdererol her people— the fell enemy of her faith? Over thie subject and others cuanected with it we have pondered long and and bitterly. But our resolve is fixed. ang wrevocable; the foul stigma which attaches to ouf name must be wiped out. Ominoos.— The editor ot this paper left bere on Sundwy inst; for the copper region, on one of) Lancaster's horaea—numed Rowdy." — Nevada TRANSCuIPT. We e'pose the horse was appropriately named afler the editor—bis rider.—Old Piute. ae Yes, about twenty years after, THEY execute people very delic:tely im Utah, by shooting them privately. A’ recent case-occurred at Great Salt Lake City, rin which the culprit, a murderer, wae so cutioner firing from a Window in the court hutise, 80 ue nut to be visible tu guests er. criminal. = —_—— Tue Kennetec Journal in recording the death of Mra, Frederick Wingate of Augusta, recalls the fact that ina pubhe notice of the death of George Washington 'n that place, Mrs, Wingate, then in the bloom of youth, Was one of thirteen young ladies whe repre. sented the several States of the Union. — Of that then brilliant circle, all bave pasaed Way: eadeptoune, Mrs. Ladd, who etill remains in the-vigor and uselutocss of a goud old age, -_ A-WOMAN has been carrying on a ctrious confidence gee in Milwaukie and Green Bay, Wisconsin. She dressed in m de aitire, married tad nd run off with aoaey. young tadies, and run off with their the following THe STEAMER WasHoe —The Alta, in speaking Of the steamer Washoe says, on the guthority of Captain Kidd, that the boat is --hauled off temporarily to repair her boilere, which have leaked since she commenced. to run, and adds: “The repairs will necessitate ably, will give the public an opportunity of traveling at old rates ogain, a luxury of which we have now .been deprived two weeks.— The Captain says that the public can rest assured that there is no let up on the Oppos ition, and that the delay in the reappearance of the Washoe will be as briefias possible.’ getting tobe quite fashionable. for some of ‘the people residing in the lower part of the State to-spend a season in our beautiful town, -It is decidedly the best part of the Stste.— No danger of earthquakes bere, and it is not as hot as the place we read of in the Bible, during the; summer, but pleasant the year round. We have the best aceommoditions for travelers, and our citizens take pleasure im making the visits of strangers as agreeable as possible. Besides, the scenery -about here cannot be excelled: We say to all in tte tower country, if they wish ‘to enjoy a pleasant trip and place, come to Nevada city. nal Yi. SACRAMENTO STAR.—We have reteiyed the first three numbers of a beautifully printed paper ealled the Sacramento Star. It is published by an Association of ¢printers, lan, Jr., business man,—-Ithas our heartiest Wishes for its success. * ee ne Quick Work is.Coast .Makinc.—In 1331, Sir John Throckmorton, a British barofier, offered tu lay a wager of a thousand gtineas, that at eighte'elock ona-particular evening he would ait down to dinner in-a well ‘woven, well dyed, well made ‘suit, the wool of which Jormed the fleece an the sheep's back-at-fice o'clock-on—that—same morning It Was readily taken; nnd at the appointed hour of five, he caused two Southdown sheep ty be shorn. ~The wool was washed, carded, stubbed, roved, spun, and woven; the cloth was scoured fulled, tented, raised, sheared, dyed and dressed; the tailor was at hand, and made up the finished cloth into garimenta: and ata quarter past ex in the evening, Sir Jobo Throckmorton aatdown to dinner at the hend of bie guests, ma complete damask colored suit that bad. been made—winning the Woger with an hour and three: quarters toapare Of course every possible preparation waa wade beforehand; but still the achievment was sofficiently remarkable and was long talked of with pride , among the ee The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine Is furnished to any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen to be appreciated. Read the following testimonial from a few of our prominent citizens who have them. Instructions given free. ey Needles, thread and silk for sale by: GEO.-A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Nevada ee We, the wndersigned, having the ‘‘Ficrence”’ in successful operation at our homes, would ehverfully recommend them to those in want of a ‘ewing Machine as superfor to all others. e G. K. FARQUHAR, R. H. Farquuar, N. W. KNUwLron, E W. BIGELow, JOHN HERZINGER. Nevada Light Guard Attention! ns fh HE members of the Nevada Light Guard are requested to meet at the Arniory on Friday Evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of taking action. in ard to the celebration ofthe Fourt of july.” Every member is requested to be present. By order of , J. A: LANCASTER, tet Lieut. A. B. Mulloy, Secretary. Pe UM NS.-Staie of California, evunty of Ss Nevada, ss. District Court of the I4th Judicla! District of said State. ‘Phe People of the State of California to Nathan Julien, Greeting. You are hereby reqiaired tu appear in an action brouglit againet. you by Eliza Julien, im the District Court, Fourteenth Judicial Listrict of the state 0: California, in end for the vounty of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days from the service of this writ it served on you in this county. withia twenty days if arved on you in this District, and out of this county and within forty dayaif served ov ouin the State and out of this District, or Kedgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayef of said complaint. The said action ia brought to obtaina decree of said court divorcing plaintiff.from the bonds of mattimony existing between plaintiff and defendant And you are hereby notified that if you tail to answer said complaint as hercimdirected, PlainUt willdemand ofthe court the relief prayed tor ~~ In testimony whereot, 1, H. ‘argqu} real ' har, clerk 0! the District Court »foresaid ——~ ) do hereun:o set my hand and impress the veal of the said Court, atmy office, ia Nevada city, this 2th day of May. a. p. 1st R. H. FARQUHAK, Clerk By order of Hon. T. B. MeFariand, Judge Of the District Court, aforesaid. he ONS Ay aii. Cask é -H A rk, A.C. Niles. Plaintiff's atte 3 m26 GREEN LEAD, Rae Consolidated Mining Compauy» —Location of Mine, Hackert tanehowevers founty Notice is hereby givem that at a meeting of the Trustees of said company jeld on the Filthday of April, isé., an asecesment ot twenty-five cents per share wag levicd upon'the capital stock of said company, pavable ‘oa the Firat Gay of May, 186%,to W J Merediuh, at the office bf company, at the Empi:e Ranch, Yu ba county, . Any stock upon which of June, wi ised on that day as delinquent and untess yment shall be made “ wil one oh the teeth day uf OL t assessments thereda with costs of advertisement w JMER 5 Risptre Maneh, Y fe a delay of from six to ten days, which, prob+JHH Williams do FASHIONABLE PLACE OF RESORT.—It is ; ae Smith, editor, and our old friend Alex. Bade . . Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, os LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. TUESDAY, May 24th. John Ceftus Virginia RE fones Downieville J Boyle do L P #tClair_You Bet Mrs Hanolin do . Frank Ryan & w do Wm Langley do Wm Ash Marysville A KColeman do. David Sells do Lewis P Wardle do David Morest J $3 Goodman do do -Samuel Howe do Hi Haven do Albert Leland .do J Perrin . do H Adsit New York Jacob Drake Omega J R Angel ‘do ZB Offutt: fs) J Sutter & w San Fran W Belden Washoe c John Sheridan _do _ Dr Hobart Oakland_. do John Craftus MarysvitW Sharron s Mar Join Wiliams do L ¥ Craft Virginia ~ H O’ Near do. OH P Sheets Grass V Mrs Dawsey do . Qhas Richards . de B Galligher do = Whittiker do Mrs Sharan do . James Bowen do ie Miss M Conroy do EW Roberts Grass V G Elwoode . do A K Coiburn Virginia * M Nistor do EA fitmore Deer creek J P George do © EMallory Nevada ‘Mivs W Smith do 8 Baker do Mra Thompson. do T M Parker do Mrs AE Head “dd Chas Foster do Mrs Hoyt do John A Wallace do € y HaYnilton . do John Robinson do B Batak ig ~ Joseph Kutz do DL ra Moores Geo Shaw do T O’Fiarity San Juan Ben Reed do JM Hecker Orientas m David Hays do FOURTH OF JULY BALL, MOIORE’S FLAT; On Monday Evening, July 4th, '64. BENEFIF OF THE FENIAN BROTHERH OO Committee of Sehiamiavaial Neer { { Robert Keegan, John Feely, te Cornelius Sullivan. Patrick Gaffdey, ¢ James Walsh, ‘ A wan Ce Managers, SNOW POINT. — 8.L. Blackwel. ALLEGHASY. MOORK’S FLAT. James Kingbley. Aaron Beek, John Hickey, WOOLSEY’S FLAT. Allen Herbert, ORLEANS FLAT. John Smith. — MINESOTAs M.A. Singleton, William Davidson. Richard Ford, Joha McNulty. FOREST CITY. Owen McDonald, T. W. Ron. MOHAWK FLAT: {~ G. B. Preston, Joseph Purcell. WASHINGTON @ LAKE CiTY, Richard Dijlon, James Cregan. Jolin Johnson. ‘ ALPHA. CHiPs’ FLAT: Joseph Kelsey Charles Stevens. FALL CREEK. URBRa SOUTH, M. Feely. .8. Thornton, OMEGA. John Henry. James McCambridge. GRASS VALLEY. ° NEVADA. William } elligan, Chas Kent, M. P. O'Conner. ; A. F McKay. AMERICAN HILL—P. W. Simmons. oe Floor Managers. Moore's Flat, May 25—td Coughs and Colds. The sudden changes of eur climate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and A@matic Affections.Experience having proved that sim. ple remedies often act speedily when taken in the early stages of the disease,.recourse should at once be had to Brown's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,.”’ or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irthis precaution amore serious atta ck may be ef fectually warded aff. PuBLic SPEAKERa and SINGERS will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. Sold'ers should have them as they can be cared in the pocket and taken as occasion requi-es. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Fraucisco. » myl4-Im NEVADA MILLINERY. — MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully inform ‘the Ladies of Nevada city and the sur_ rounding towna that she has opened a first class Millmtry Store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment 1 have such arrangegeo made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamet. Particular attention -will be paid to-making Cloake, Mautillas and Dresses, m20 ii M. HINDS. ¥. 0. TULLY. ‘'N. C. TULLY & Co, } Hse opened a Family Grocery and Provis4 10n Store at the ; Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. Where they will -onstant! i semeatier ss Family Groceries & Provisions And as ie bate all the advantages of the market. at San Francisco, they are determined to se) _ Cheaper than the Cheapest ! Our motto is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. TERMS CASH. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. —Natade, Moy 2ith—tt A. ©. NELES, acon and Counselier at Law: ia Léwis’ * ‘ ONES I Mate Balag ores we _ Rev W Hickie Ireland — _§ Blopgett Forest Spr . om E.T. Hardy, O.D Babcock, W. F. Cummings. ritation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by . . Se cemeenuiemenne @ Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING, P. BANNER, OX THE CORNER OF AS JUST RECEIVED a large and Ele. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express!y. for this market. . The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of on such pout = TERMS. ai As cannot fail to, give most pérfect satisfaction. dee & He has in Store a very Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing; TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS, ~ divas? and Children’s Shoes, are GAITERS, &c. &c. Which he offers at a their-stork previous to making purchases. of a superior quality and will be found to be as represented. : PP, BANNER. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. OULD respeetfully inform. the citizens Nevada and the surrounding towns tha they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stock of CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the following articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS. SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS . California Blankets, Attd im fact everything usually found in.an Ee tablishment of this kind. They have #leoa very large stoak FRENCH AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, Eipecaity adapted for § hey invite the attent stock of Goods which is g and Summer west.’ on of every one to their Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! _Every garment purchased at this Establish ment-is.warranted to fit. ha» been making Fashionable garments for se¥eral years, inthis city, will see that every art! ele gives the best s: tisfaction. that they are enabled to sell them as hope, by ivi satisfaction tother Pn fe to merit a lib ‘share of public p# ronage, ganee i ane —DON’T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX’S NEW: BRICK BUILDING. —ON8 ,THE CORNER OF-Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldsmith and Weaver aC* A. ROSENTHAL, & CO. Sih, 459 Wevaltd, May NEW SPRING GOoDs!' Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, = VALISES, i-g Very Reasonable Prices! 4F} PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine She prices are LOW, while the goods are NEW CLOTHINC STORE ! Mr. Rosenthal, who — ‘The stock has. been purchased on such term 4 CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. _ — Ti en _, TH BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . @ ifeate in th andI thee pecte In thi ment! very ‘ed. “eover for th it wil Bapti Wash week: trout. for a . wance

. Bernda Brily Branseript . : THURSDAY MEORNING, MAY 26th. City and County Official Press ROYALTY IN. Mexico.-~A recent telegram informs us that the Archduke MaxiMillian has sailed for his new-empire. Dispatches received at the same time state that —~by ‘ain ‘almost unanimous vote a resolution waa adopted in the House of Representa~ . tives calling for the correspondence between the French Government and our own, in re“gard to thie Mexican question. ~~ What light these papers may throw upon the subject, we know not, nor do we think that it is necessary for our Government to take any iinmediate action in regard to the matter. It is probable that years will elapse ‘before the people of Mexico become the subJocts of the despotism set up in their midet by the French monarch. A ruler, diffuring fron themin raceé-and language, totally uns acquainted with their character, will, in all *. probability, not make much headway in his ‘ offorta to bring that people under bis rule. In accepting the. Mexican ‘crown, Maximillian has received a quarrel us well a8 terris tory. In vecupying Mexico, France: bas “enught a ‘Tartar,’ and before toany months the Euiperour will be convinced of the fact. ges es __A throne is to be set up on the American continent, but we do not think it will be suffered to remain there long. Let the new ,gnade monarch enjoy the pleasures ‘of royalty for short—season, the“day—of-retribution will s00n come, The French Emperor will yet see the purple robes, which he insists in upon flaunting in the faces of liberty-loving Americans purged with blood. The Govvernment cannot, and -will not-tulerate the disregard of the Mexican nationality shown inthe estatlshment of this empire. We hope sovn to see the rebellion so far wenkened na to allow a large army to be spared from the field, Our navy has been _augmented by veasela of war superior to any upon the sea, When the necessity for the blockade of the southern ports is pat, we hope the attention. of the nation will. be directed.to the new Emperor and hia backers. Should we-permit this outrage upon a neighboring Nation, contrary av it is, to our wellestablished doctrines it will remain furever a blot upon our country. KaAstenn News.—A dispatch to the Philadelphia Juguirer states that>eurly on Saturday morning (2lst)~ the army silently advanced, capturing thd rebel picketa and, pushing on, cut off a portion of the lett of. of the rear column of the rebel army at the Ny river, capturing four hundred prisoners A special dispatch to the Times, dated Guiney's Statiun, May Qlet, eays: The Army of the Potomac ia again on the march toWard Richinund. During the night, Hans, cock's corps, which beld the left of our lines in front of Spottaylvania, took up the line of thatch, moving on a parallel with the Ny river. Rarly this morning, he reached Guiney's Station, on the Fredericksbtirg. and Richmond railrayd. Thence he pushed onward, following the railroad, and to-night finda the ‘bead of Hancock's column at Bowhng Green, ‘@ighteen miles south of Frederieksburg.— The other corps have been toxday following ‘the same general line and are now passing thie point, It will be observed. frem this that the Commanding General has effected » turning movement on tho right flank of Lee, who is now hastily falling back to take up x new defensive postion. We expect his “next stand will be on the South Anna, although he may endeavor to bit us while moving by his flank, ine “he did when out_, flanked in his line om the Rebidan. Heasy . firing is now heard acrogs the Ny, where une of our columns is moviig. weat of Giiney's iat of the Ny and Po fi “point of conflucuce The Uuion State Convention of Massa? chusetts fuet in Buaton on théi9th avd uppouited delegates to the Baltimore. Conventien. The resolutions adopted recommend __ he nomination of Lincoln ae The Scunte passed the Pacific Railtoad Bill on the 33d—23 to 5. It now goes to the FRIGHTENED 10 Dea tH, —Theé Portland Argus anys that while a boat containing four men were grappling for Bohemian guods in _Broid Cove, they were fired at by the cutter. The ball wentso near and 80 alarmed “ohe ofthe men, named Jimes Rush, of B.th. t he commenced bleeding at the lungs, Satie about twerty minutes died. Fr “Do you-see’ anything ridiculous’ in thie wig?’ wud a brother ‘te Carran=— 9 mile suuth by? in eur Orders that. Pdveputebed behind cauvus screens, the exe~ WE are requested to publis redolufioiis Which were passed at the last session of the Grand Lodge of 1.0.0 F., of thie State: we . Whereas, The Grand Lodge ‘éf California, and the Subordinate Lodges which it represents, owe allegiance and obedience to the Grand Lodge of the United States; therefore, Be it Resolved, That the unity of the or» ganization of the Order ‘of Odd Fellows in the United States of America depends upon the unity of said States, that all attempts to d-ssever the unity of said Government; under whatsoever pretext, are deatructive of the union of Odd Fellowship heretutore existing. ile attempt to deatroy the unity of the States, is adverse to the principles vi love and fraterfity inculeated by the teachings of our Order; that. the first duty, personally, as well as in organized bodies of our Order, is to recognize the authority of the Grand Lodge of the United States, avd that any brother re‘using such recognttion er obedience, 18 untaithtul to the duties nad obligations aasumed. when becomns ing a member of the Order ; that the Grand Lodge of California respectiully requests all Lodges within ite jurisdiction)’ to use every effort for the resturation of the union of the United States under one Government, aud the resestablishmest over alt tie domains of suid States of the undisputed authority of the Grand Lodge of the United States; that the Grand Lodge will “never consent te a separation of the Order or countenance an fivision of the American Republic; that we believe that all brethren who have by . word or deed separated themaclves frou the jurisdiction of the. Grand Lodge of the United States, or aided or assisted by such word or deed in the disintegratiomoef Ameri+ éan pationality,are unfaithful members’ of the Order, regardless of their sulewn pledges and unworthy of asseciation.in the Order ut Odd Feliows. Resolved; That these resolutions be coms minmeated by the Most Worthy Grand Master, to the Grand Lodye of the United States, to the Grand Lodges of other Sfates, and tothe Subordinate Lodges within its jurisdiction; that while we disclaim all mtenlinn to interfere with ths private riglita or opinions and actions of others, we. declare vur-belief that itia the duty of all good Odd Feilows to labor earnestly and fwithiully for the overthrow of the present: wicked rebel. liob against the American Republic; that as new bere of this Grand Lodge, aa citizens. we pledge our lives, fortunes” and boner in suppert of the Government of our Fathers, embodying and s wetitying as it does the eternal truth of ‘rian’s capability: of selfpovernwent.” “May God protect aid estab: lish liberty, equality. and the righta of humanity—-Fricndship Love and Truth. a Fourth oF Jecy aT Moore's FLat.— The Fenian Brotherhood will bave a grand celebration at. Muore'a Flat on the Fourth of July. The exercises of the day will close with grand a ball fur the benefit of the order on the night of the Fourth. The object. of the members, the independence of their native Isle, is a nobleone. The brotherhood is widespread. The objectsare thus stated in an addrese by the Fenian Congress which assembled at Chicago in . Weare solemnly pledged to labor earneatly and continuously for the regeneration of vur beloved Ireland. That pled.e, with the bleasings of Divine Providence, we ehnll redeem. And when the wished for hour will have artived, we shall he prepared with you to meet the implacable persecutors of vur race in battle array, to put-an end forever to the accursed system under which our unre Rareerey Lbappy people haveeuffered-such cruel tore turea—or die like men in the attempt. And in what hoher cuuse has man ever died? How much Irish blood has fallen Upon the bottlesfields vt the world?) Alas! how auch Irish blued has been shed in the service of our Country's oppresser— the plunderer and murdererol her people— the fell enemy of her faith? Over thie subject and others cuanected with it we have pondered long and and bitterly. But our resolve is fixed. ang wrevocable; the foul stigma which attaches to ouf name must be wiped out. Ominoos.— The editor ot this paper left bere on Sundwy inst; for the copper region, on one of) Lancaster's horaea—numed Rowdy." — Nevada TRANSCuIPT. We e'pose the horse was appropriately named afler the editor—bis rider.—Old Piute. ae Yes, about twenty years after, THEY execute people very delic:tely im Utah, by shooting them privately. A’ recent case-occurred at Great Salt Lake City, rin which the culprit, a murderer, wae so cutioner firing from a Window in the court hutise, 80 ue nut to be visible tu guests er. criminal. = —_—— Tue Kennetec Journal in recording the death of Mra, Frederick Wingate of Augusta, recalls the fact that ina pubhe notice of the death of George Washington 'n that place, Mrs, Wingate, then in the bloom of youth, Was one of thirteen young ladies whe repre. sented the several States of the Union. — Of that then brilliant circle, all bave pasaed Way: eadeptoune, Mrs. Ladd, who etill remains in the-vigor and uselutocss of a goud old age, -_ A-WOMAN has been carrying on a ctrious confidence gee in Milwaukie and Green Bay, Wisconsin. She dressed in m de aitire, married tad nd run off with aoaey. young tadies, and run off with their the following THe STEAMER WasHoe —The Alta, in speaking Of the steamer Washoe says, on the guthority of Captain Kidd, that the boat is --hauled off temporarily to repair her boilere, which have leaked since she commenced. to run, and adds: “The repairs will necessitate ably, will give the public an opportunity of traveling at old rates ogain, a luxury of which we have now .been deprived two weeks.— The Captain says that the public can rest assured that there is no let up on the Oppos ition, and that the delay in the reappearance of the Washoe will be as briefias possible.’ getting tobe quite fashionable. for some of ‘the people residing in the lower part of the State to-spend a season in our beautiful town, -It is decidedly the best part of the Stste.— No danger of earthquakes bere, and it is not as hot as the place we read of in the Bible, during the; summer, but pleasant the year round. We have the best aceommoditions for travelers, and our citizens take pleasure im making the visits of strangers as agreeable as possible. Besides, the scenery -about here cannot be excelled: We say to all in tte tower country, if they wish ‘to enjoy a pleasant trip and place, come to Nevada city. nal Yi. SACRAMENTO STAR.—We have reteiyed the first three numbers of a beautifully printed paper ealled the Sacramento Star. It is published by an Association of ¢printers, lan, Jr., business man,—-Ithas our heartiest Wishes for its success. * ee ne Quick Work is.Coast .Makinc.—In 1331, Sir John Throckmorton, a British barofier, offered tu lay a wager of a thousand gtineas, that at eighte'elock ona-particular evening he would ait down to dinner in-a well ‘woven, well dyed, well made ‘suit, the wool of which Jormed the fleece an the sheep's back-at-fice o'clock-on—that—same morning It Was readily taken; nnd at the appointed hour of five, he caused two Southdown sheep ty be shorn. ~The wool was washed, carded, stubbed, roved, spun, and woven; the cloth was scoured fulled, tented, raised, sheared, dyed and dressed; the tailor was at hand, and made up the finished cloth into garimenta: and ata quarter past ex in the evening, Sir Jobo Throckmorton aatdown to dinner at the hend of bie guests, ma complete damask colored suit that bad. been made—winning the Woger with an hour and three: quarters toapare Of course every possible preparation waa wade beforehand; but still the achievment was sofficiently remarkable and was long talked of with pride , among the ee The Florence Sewing Machine —This popular Machine Is furnished to any part of the city or county at regular Agent’s rates. It must be seen to be appreciated. Read the following testimonial from a few of our prominent citizens who have them. Instructions given free. ey Needles, thread and silk for sale by: GEO.-A. RANDALL, Agent, At Weaver & Co’s store, 59 Broad street, Nevada ee We, the wndersigned, having the ‘‘Ficrence”’ in successful operation at our homes, would ehverfully recommend them to those in want of a ‘ewing Machine as superfor to all others. e G. K. FARQUHAR, R. H. Farquuar, N. W. KNUwLron, E W. BIGELow, JOHN HERZINGER. Nevada Light Guard Attention! ns fh HE members of the Nevada Light Guard are requested to meet at the Arniory on Friday Evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of taking

action. in ard to the celebration ofthe Fourt of july.” Every member is requested to be present. By order of , J. A: LANCASTER, tet Lieut. A. B. Mulloy, Secretary. Pe UM NS.-Staie of California, evunty of Ss Nevada, ss. District Court of the I4th Judicla! District of said State. ‘Phe People of the State of California to Nathan Julien, Greeting. You are hereby reqiaired tu appear in an action brouglit againet. you by Eliza Julien, im the District Court, Fourteenth Judicial Listrict of the state 0: California, in end for the vounty of Nevada and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days from the service of this writ it served on you in this county. withia twenty days if arved on you in this District, and out of this county and within forty dayaif served ov ouin the State and out of this District, or Kedgment by default will be taken against you, according to the prayef of said complaint. The said action ia brought to obtaina decree of said court divorcing plaintiff.from the bonds of mattimony existing between plaintiff and defendant And you are hereby notified that if you tail to answer said complaint as hercimdirected, PlainUt willdemand ofthe court the relief prayed tor ~~ In testimony whereot, 1, H. ‘argqu} real ' har, clerk 0! the District Court »foresaid ——~ ) do hereun:o set my hand and impress the veal of the said Court, atmy office, ia Nevada city, this 2th day of May. a. p. 1st R. H. FARQUHAK, Clerk By order of Hon. T. B. MeFariand, Judge Of the District Court, aforesaid. he ONS Ay aii. Cask é -H A rk, A.C. Niles. Plaintiff's atte 3 m26 GREEN LEAD, Rae Consolidated Mining Compauy» —Location of Mine, Hackert tanehowevers founty Notice is hereby givem that at a meeting of the Trustees of said company jeld on the Filthday of April, isé., an asecesment ot twenty-five cents per share wag levicd upon'the capital stock of said company, pavable ‘oa the Firat Gay of May, 186%,to W J Merediuh, at the office bf company, at the Empi:e Ranch, Yu ba county, . Any stock upon which of June, wi ised on that day as delinquent and untess yment shall be made “ wil one oh the teeth day uf OL t assessments thereda with costs of advertisement w JMER 5 Risptre Maneh, Y fe a delay of from six to ten days, which, prob+JHH Williams do FASHIONABLE PLACE OF RESORT.—It is ; ae Smith, editor, and our old friend Alex. Bade . . Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, os LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. TUESDAY, May 24th. John Ceftus Virginia RE fones Downieville J Boyle do L P #tClair_You Bet Mrs Hanolin do . Frank Ryan & w do Wm Langley do Wm Ash Marysville A KColeman do. David Sells do Lewis P Wardle do David Morest J $3 Goodman do do -Samuel Howe do Hi Haven do Albert Leland .do J Perrin . do H Adsit New York Jacob Drake Omega J R Angel ‘do ZB Offutt: fs) J Sutter & w San Fran W Belden Washoe c John Sheridan _do _ Dr Hobart Oakland_.. do John Craftus MarysvitW Sharron s Mar Join Wiliams do L ¥ Craft Virginia ~ H O’ Near do. OH P Sheets Grass V Mrs Dawsey do . Qhas Richards . de B Galligher do = Whittiker do Mrs Sharan do . James Bowen do ie Miss M Conroy do EW Roberts Grass V G Elwoode . do A K Coiburn Virginia * M Nistor do EA fitmore Deer creek J P George do © EMallory Nevada ‘Mivs W Smith do 8 Baker do Mra Thompson. do T M Parker do Mrs AE Head “dd Chas Foster do Mrs Hoyt do John A Wallace do € y HaYnilton . do John Robinson do B Batak ig ~ Joseph Kutz do DL ra Moores Geo Shaw do T O’Fiarity San Juan Ben Reed do JM Hecker Orientas m David Hays do FOURTH OF JULY BALL, MOIORE’S FLAT; On Monday Evening, July 4th, '64. BENEFIF OF THE FENIAN BROTHERH OO Committee of Sehiamiavaial Neer { { Robert Keegan, John Feely, te Cornelius Sullivan.. Patrick Gaffdey, ¢ James Walsh, ‘ A wan Ce Managers, SNOW POINT. — 8.L. Blackwel. ALLEGHASY. MOORK’S FLAT. James Kingbley. Aaron Beek, John Hickey, WOOLSEY’S FLAT. Allen Herbert, ORLEANS FLAT. John Smith. — MINESOTAs M.A. Singleton, William Davidson. Richard Ford, Joha McNulty. FOREST CITY. Owen McDonald, T. W. Ron. MOHAWK FLAT: {~ G. B. Preston, Joseph Purcell. WASHINGTON @ LAKE CiTY, Richard Dijlon, James Cregan. Jolin Johnson. ‘ ALPHA. CHiPs’ FLAT: Joseph Kelsey Charles Stevens. FALL CREEK. URBRa SOUTH, M. Feely. .8. Thornton, OMEGA. John Henry. James McCambridge. GRASS VALLEY. ° NEVADA. William } elligan, Chas Kent, M. P. O'Conner. ; A. F McKay. AMERICAN HILL—P. W. Simmons. oe Floor Managers. Moore's Flat, May 25—td Coughs and Colds. The sudden changes of eur climate are sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial and A@matic Affections.Experience having proved that sim. ple remedies often act speedily when taken in the early stages of the disease,.recourse should at once be had to Brown's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,.”’ or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, or Irthis precaution amore serious atta ck may be ef fectually warded aff. PuBLic SPEAKERa and SINGERS will find them effectual for clearing and strengthening the voice. Sold'ers should have them as they can be cared in the pocket and taken as occasion requi-es. Agents for California, REDINGTON & Co., San Fraucisco. » myl4-Im NEVADA MILLINERY. — MISS E. COFFEY, WOULD respectfully inform ‘the Ladies of Nevada city and the sur_ rounding towna that she has opened a first class Millmtry Store, on BROAD STREET, Opposite Weaver & Co’s Store, and will keep constantly on hand, Ladies’ Bonnets, Flowers, Laces, And in fact everything usually found ina Millinery Establishment 1 have such arrangegeo made that 1 shall be in receipt of New Goods by every steamet. Particular attention -will be paid to-making Cloake, Mautillas and Dresses, m20 ii M. HINDS. ¥. 0. TULLY. ‘'N. C. TULLY & Co, } Hse opened a Family Grocery and Provis4 10n Store at the ; Junction of Main & Commercial Sts. Where they will -onstant! i semeatier ss Family Groceries & Provisions And as ie bate all the advantages of the market. at San Francisco, they are determined to se) _ Cheaper than the Cheapest ! Our motto is QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS. TERMS CASH. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. —Natade, Moy 2ith—tt A. ©. NELES, acon and Counselier at Law: ia Léwis’ * ‘ ONES I Mate Balag ores we _ Rev W Hickie Ireland — _§ Blopgett Forest Spr . om E.T. Hardy, O.D Babcock, W. F. Cummings. ritation of the Throat be ever so slight. as by . . Se cemeenuiemenne @ Go and see the NEW STYLES OF CLOTHING, P. BANNER, OX THE CORNER OF AS JUST RECEIVED a large and Ele. FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Selected express!y. for this market. . The stock is of the most approved styles for the Spring & Summer Trade, And of QUALITIES unsurpassed by any Clothing House in this State, which he will dispose of on such pout = TERMS. ai As cannot fail to, give most pérfect satisfaction. dee & He has in Store a very Large Stock of HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES; Together with a very large and fine assortment Boy’s Clothing; TRUNKS, CARPET. BAGS, ~ divas? and Children’s Shoes, are GAITERS, &c. &c. Which he offers at a their-stork previous to making purchases. of a superior quality and will be found to be as represented. : PP, BANNER. A. ROSENTHAL & CO. OULD respeetfully inform. the citizens Nevada and the surrounding towns tha they have opened a First Class Clothing Store, —AT THE— Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Where they have just received a New, Large and Splendid stock of CLOTHING, Consisting in part of the following articles :— COATS, VESTS, PANTS. SHIRTS, HATS AND CAPS, UNDER CLOTHING, CRAVATS, HANDKERCHIEFS, COLLARS . California Blankets, Attd im fact everything usually found in.an Ee tablishment of this kind. They have #leoa very large stoak FRENCH AND ENGLISH Cassimere Suits, Eipecaity adapted for § hey invite the attent stock of Goods which is g and Summer west.’ on of every one to their Entirely New and all of the Latest Styles and Fashion! _Every garment purchased at this Establish ment-is.warranted to fit. ha» been making Fashionable garments for se¥eral years, inthis city, will see that every art! ele gives the best s: tisfaction. that they are enabled to sell them as hope, by ivi satisfaction tother Pn fe to merit a lib ‘share of public p# ronage, ganee i ane —DON’T FORGET THE PLACE— IN KNOX’S NEW: BRICK BUILDING. —ON8 ,THE CORNER OF-Broad and Pine Streets, Opp. the stores of Goldsmith and Weaver aC* A. ROSENTHAL, & CO. Sih, 459 Wevaltd, May NEW SPRING GOoDs!' Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods, = VALISES, i-g Very Reasonable Prices! 4F} PERSONS ARE INVITED to call and examine She prices are LOW, while the goods are NEW CLOTHINC STORE ! Mr. Rosenthal, who — ‘The stock has. been purchased on such term 4 CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST. _ — Ti en _, TH BROAD AND PINE STREETS, . @ ifeate in th andI thee pecte In thi ment! very ‘ed. “eover for th it wil Bapti Wash week: trout. for a . wance