May 30, 1865 (4 pages)

a A OE Fg F 7) 2a re az — pr nes aoe * (THe Evecrions tats FALi.—During the coming Fall two elections will be held in this State. On the sixth of September a general election will be held for members -of the Legislature and county officers.— There will be no State officers chosen at been extended to'four years by the amended constitution. The second election will be held on the third: Wednesday in October, for the purpose ‘of choosing a Judge for the _ ‘Supreme Court in the placé of Chief Jus-. ‘tice Sanderson: At this election Justices of the Peace and Constables will also be . elected: We notice ‘that soitie exchanges name the State Superintendent of In“struction among the officers to be chosen at _ she judicial election, but his term does not ‘expire until he has served four years. As the Senatorial question will enter into -sithe general election, and county. officers are also to be chosen, it is likgly ‘that considerable interest willbe manifested, especially in the Primary contest of the Union party. In Nevada county, one.Senator, four members. — tof Assembly, a Sheriff, Collector, Recorder, ‘Mlerk, Treasurer, District Attorney, Assessor, Surveyor, Superintendent of Schools, ~ Public Administrator and Coroner are to be elected. The canvas will probably be open‘ed by the County Central Committee on next Wednesday, asa.time will then, in all probability, be fixed fur the County Conven‘tion. ay . The Primary contest.will be confined to ‘the Union party, as the Central Committee will doubtless prescribe a test which will ‘exclude all others. . Such a test is demanded, because if all are free to participate the * old elements, of discord and disunion might _ enter and destroy the organization No political party could exist long if the mem_ bers of an antagonistic organization were perinitted to participate in the formation of . {onventions and the construction of platforms. The work of the Union party is not "Yet accomplished. It has its part todo ia the great work of reconstruction, and Unton men.should see-thut itis kept free from ‘the leaven of modern Democracy; until its great work is accomplished. If there are theads , “who do truly repeut of their sins and earnestly seek the true light,” let ay them go to work after the nominations aremade and show their devotion by earnestly working for the success of the Union party. Tue Fourty oF JuLy.—Quite a large mamber of vitizens met at the Court House on Saturday evening to talk of a Fourth of July celebration Hon. A. C. Niles was elected Chairman and R. H. Farquhar chosen Secretary, A letter was read frum the Grass Valley Committee, inviting citizens ‘of this. place to participate, but after passing @ vote of thanks, it was unanimously voted to getup a celebration in this city, A Commitiee was appointed to devise a plan for the « lbration,see how much money could be raised and report on next.Saturday evewing. The fullowing gentlemen were appointed: Judge Belden, James Whartenby, John A. Lancuater, Isaac Williamson, N M, Barwett, R. H. Farquhar and E. F. Bean. » «The Committee met yesterday. Several " mMewbers were sv disgusted at the remarks of certain parties in regard to their motives _ fe acting, that they refused tu have anything £0 do with the atfur. The Committee was selected from the beat citizens, actuated by wo other uiotive than that the Anniversary o: _yihe Nation's birth: should be properly observed Their motives were misrepresent. #4, and we do not blaine them for refusing to.act. They met yesterday, determined to 4 bis. life! Isis well established that Buoth ~ that time, the terms of those officers having . work for the Vice President . ending May 27th, amounted to $1,134,024 ,. Powsouiwe THe Vict Pxesiwext.— Wills’ Spirit Aaime that Andrew Johnsou’s strange cunducton the 4th of March was" not caused by intoxication nor si¢kness, but that some deadly poison had been administered in his drink with a view to take stationed himself near the path ofthe President on the 4th of March, for the purpose of assassindting him, and at the same time . it was hoped that the poison should do its Wilkes’ Spirit sxtys: ‘Phe disclosure of the instructions distributed among the adsassins, that ~they were at liberty to use the blade, the pistol, Lor the bowl, but they must bear in mind the latter had once failed,” seems to be conclusive upon this point, and will doubtless suggest some important recollections to the President’s mind. His powerful nature triumphed over the poisonous draugbt, and and thus, in addition to an-invaluable life being saved to the uation, we are gretified in the conviction that one who has always been a sober, self-respecting statesman, is now providentially relieved from even & passing cloud on his career.” ~ Tae CextTrat ComMItTEe.—In making up the list of the Union Central Committee. in our Sunday’s issue, the name of Wm. H. Crawford of this-city, was unintentionally omitted. ° The following is a complete list of the Committee : _ Nevada Township—A. A. Sargent Chairman, RH Farquhar Secretary, W. H. Crawford, I. J. Rolfe. Grass Valley Township—E. W. Roberts, Reuben Leach Rough and Ready Township—C. O. Tayor. Eureka Township—Ira Stanley. Little York Township—R. McGoun. Bridgeport—P. Patten. Washington—G. Roberts. . Bloomfield—Thos. Carey. A meeting of the Committee will be held in this city on next Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, Pp. M., when it is desirable that every member should be present as matters of imper tance will be discussed _— or J. Ross Browne is again on the tramp He is now bound for Reese River and Idaho for the purpose of finding new material in those countries for his sketches. We under stund that he will give usa “Peep at Reese” through the columns of Harper's Magazine. Those who have read Browne’s previous excellent sketches. Catcn Him Fox BARNUM.—There is /said to be @ man in Nevada county who says he is not a candidate for Shériff. Moncounty.—Sacramente Bee. ; Carley has got his foot in it, again.— We'll engage him for a show in Sacramento . county. Serves him right. He ought to run for Sheriff. BECKMAN & CAKLt.Y¥ propose to open the United States Suloon to-night. They have fitted it up in splendid style. Like Fatuen, Like Son.—Joseph Young, a son of the polygamist, Brigham, was ar. rested in Sult Luke City, one day last week and placed in the police station for shooting ata gentleman on the street. The amiab'e youth was drunk at the time. VALUABLE GuN.—Lie utenant Governor Bross, of Illinois, wha'is on his way to'thia, State, with the Colfax overland party, has a double barreled gun with him that cost $535 in currency. ‘ -THuR aggregate gules uf stucks and Legal Tender notes in San Franeiseo, for the week . THE receipts of treasury at San Francisco from the interior during the past week smounted to $900,000, making an aggregate ot $4,100,000 since the Ist of May. report aguinst a celebration here, and advise all cit:zene to unite with Grase Valley in the @elebrationat that place. ‘We are requested to announce that citizens are invited ty mest at the Court House this evening for the purpose of hearing the report. All who feel wn interest will be on hind. Miurrary Bebtic—'Vhe Little York Union ‘. Gand will give a Ball at You Bet on the Sth of June— It will be a gtuod affair, as the Military Companies of the county will “he represented. We'll spenk tor twenty seats on behalf of the Light Guard, and \ Deve no doubt more will be taken. “Yor _ bet” the Nevada soldiers will be on hand. rae Unie an County, Cer tra] Committee ot oBierra, hove decided that no peraun cam tot, _ at their Primary elections, who did not vote “for Lineoln and Johnenn last fall. We an‘erstan! that Rov. <M. C. Briger “bas been invi ed to-de iver the Fourth of Ju“y Oration at.Grase Valley. . Have they humors running from the nose, WOoOurKMEN commenced lying the planks (pon the, Broad street bridge yesterday. It will bé ready for travel to-day. " To FATHERS AND Morugns.—Are your children puny, weak, feeble, emaciated? i vars, eyes, swollen glands? Mothers, are you lifeless, feeble, languid, sinking, nervous, pained? Are you losing your former ‘igor, elasticity and power?—If so, Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iudine Altérative will ‘ot like a miracle. Crane & Brighaw, Agents, lw A CARD. ‘ THEODORE TILTON, editor of the Independcat na note to Mr. Bradbury, says: © My D ear Bradbury : 1 have had the beautiful Pime se long, that now to-ask me how I i ree . me eat f ae —_ of 4 . nt Preaek 4 p ne you wereto children, I’m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as they fg Hd it productions will be glad to see more of his . ey could be made by exhibiting him in-this . . ; } bd bb hhh t a ational Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. ...NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, ° A Sunvay, May. 28th, 1865. Z Menstade San J Eluison.Unionville B 8 Proctes d M Mohler Willow Vall Chas E Powers do BJ Griffith Little York W O’ Hearne Taafe do \ William Foster W hsbi J Redington Mouresa Cross Kureka H_H Sweet do HS herd Paros mill Wm M KadcliffeSacra L Dobb scott Flat Wm K King San Juan C A Burdick & w do 8S Baker Miss KE Burdick do Misa Grundy Marysvill KR B Moore Fred Grundy &3¢edo EP Trac. &; Mrs Dunster Hed Dog Fran« Larkiy I JG Kimickel Marysvill J Dipper Nevada’ John Smith Rough & K M & Persons iferro Rock C, Jemment Hill E A Foster Tilton mill J Jones di AH Parker Goll Flat WJ Organ ; W H Gillerland Tilt mi Geo Narrison do WS Head Merrimackm JS Eddy do John Wilson Deer erce L Hirshman Monvay, May 29th. A © Cook Dutch Flat Wim Me! onal.t «ol Hill ‘J _B Kadecot Virginia M Grass Omega : -T F Mareh You Bet Mrs Vanderieath & 3 ebildren San Francis Brig Summers’ do G O’itearn Taafe do L ¥letcher Red Dog Thos Davia do J GPhilip Gold Fiat. Eaward Wiljiamsdo A Walton Cheeokee ~ “WU Travers do Peter Boshore Red Dog M Bater do Daniel tlarrier Mooree Jacob Duchardt New V Kk F Bean Nevada ean —— te — fl a EFIT BALL. P. 2 A MILITARY & CIVIC BALL ; Will be gives by the , LITTLE YORK ONION GUARD ATARMORY HALL, YOU BET, On Thursday Evening, June 8th. The public is respectfully invited to attend. Opposition isthe life of Trade Come One, Come allt, . Young and Old, Rich and Poor —To— P, Banner's Clothing Store, Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats THAT WE ARE SELLING . TWENTY-FIVE PER\ CENT CHEAP_ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! 9595599 have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us * to sell our articles at such low 3 rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION Persons favoring us. with their patronage will always find our prices to be the. LOWESP and every article to be as represented, . P. BANNER. Nevada. May 27th. J. G. H. Meyer, First Premium Billia @ Ball Manufaturer) 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. [NE Porét Premium awarded by the Mechan. ies Lnstitute at their ba ‘ar held “—e +4 in bse cians _ _—— gr at variety of Bill atelle, and «ool Balls, Cues, Cue Damen On Ronde Billiard Cloth on hand amd svidat New York Prt es. Old Balls turned over and colored at ‘ . et Balls sept: & by next boat. je-ly GEO. E WITHINGTON, _. Sign and Ornamental Panter, _ USE PAINTING promptly atten rg ore a keep on hana a large nest speaks ev , the year rowad ita voices ei its owner could ay petgllery Ever your friend as of ; THEODORE TILTON. 7 n es &e, bY sy I ‘And examine thelarge andextensive --~}:-~ _. it fell to the round and wes -hadly injur-d. and [ded in getting it up the third time, and most SECRETARY OF Be ek en OF a = iived the Genera) Subscription Agéhey for the sgle of: United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued under date June 15th, 1865, reucy; orare convertible, at the option of the holder, . into _-U, 8. 5-20 Six per cent COLD BEARING BONDS. ~ These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per é:fnefading gold interest from November, which . akes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current including interest, about ten pé* cent. per anNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH to the rate levied on. other prop, is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sol any bank or banker. . The interest amounts to \ yi One cent per day on a note. . Two cents ‘t $100 we Ten iene seers fae 7 ee. gee * Notes of all the denominations named will Sbe promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions . This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will make it he : Great Popular’ Loan of the People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loan authorized by the last Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the rate at which it is. being absorbed, will all be subscribed for within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, 48 has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions to ether Loans. : In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders, JAY COOKE, Subséription A gent,. Philadelphia. April 29-3meod_ " ADDENDUM: PHILDELPHIA, May 17th. 1865. Second Series all sold. Commericed on Third Series. Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (230, 000,000) precisely like other Series, except dated 15th July, and Government reserves the right tu pay six per cent. in Gould instead of 7-30 Currency. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agedt, Philadelphie. ONE TO THREE PER CENT . , ’ Buceessora to Weaver & Co.“Wholesale and Retait Dealers CROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, &: Ss ead E hereby announce to the } Li. : Waattan haged stock of ire WEAVER & Co., And are prepared to do. business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we ‘bay only For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can 4a ei" n Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevad, “Or-sell cut to somebody who can.’ “A nimble Sixpence is better than 4 slow Shilling.”’ We don’t embark in. the business of selling Grub with the idea of making «fortune Its year. Having lecated ourselves-in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and hon. orable dealing to command a share of public patronage. i **NO BAD DEBTS,” stomer’s bill that we lose on a poor MUST BE PAID FOR ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and com. plete assortment of Goods, equa) to any house in the city. A Blasting Pewder, Fu For Sale by Gregory & ‘Rope, Hemp & Rubbe : Pack. \ Amg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tunks Quicksitver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. our Motto By living up to this there . no need of adding the per centage to . A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of . Butis, Screws, Dvor Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. GRAND EXHIBITION BENE? OF THE A.M. B CHURCH, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Evening, May 31. l T will be remembered by our friends that after this neat little Church was finished and-aelivered over to the Trastecs, and nearly paid for in our fforts to raise it the secdnd tim the build ing fell completely demolishing every portion thereof. By unceasiny eff rts we have ‘succe:ambly ask our friends and the pubtic gener ally to give ua their ev mpathy and aid by viving our Church a rousing Benefit on the above named occasion. Tickets 50 Cents. m26 . The Exhibition will be at ; on the 10th of June _— _ ¥ 0 FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, . OULD inform the ple of .N eit that he has just received a large ena 5 Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, thing usually found in a well regulated Every Store ofthis kind All 2 esos voanene delivered tree o A. BARUH, Commercial Btreck Nevada, Nov. 29th, NOTICE, Central Pacific Railroad Company. ‘HR ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockhoi. I dere of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILOAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office af the Comnany, in the ci-y of LY. 1 eR Ee Or Ie Scemelite: Mai orth . Secretary, Coexry CENTRAL COMMITTEE. —A mec. ing of the Union C tral @ = held at the Ld ey Central Committee well on ESDAY, May 3ist A general attendat.ce Gres Nevada city, . at 2 o’clock, P, M.—’}Jeetab Ba SARGENT, Chairmen, 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite.’ PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, ' PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. i isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for saleby GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Cutidies, assorted. For sale by Gregory & Waite. Ground Feed, Basley. Corn, : Wheat, Bran and Shorts, «For sale by Gregory & Waite. Cal.ferma Hams and Bacon, __, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY, . A lot assorted . For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. ' ‘Every variety of ~+eKept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely os having good Goods from our House and o8 satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable ti Z . a FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & . WAITE. die Nevada, which . Yesterc Mohaw chasing to be : hawk i merly . workec present it and . expend fore th increas the. las the led it rich, Jarge. have 1 lent re hauatil this n county THe This e electic dious. last T chose! Lieut. Darlit The were . V.w and F J. R. Macy ‘Lreus more have and ¢ meeti is fa \ and o ate ul Do man Broa pose not a dates Obse of th he ca take swer the . until

a A OE Fg F 7) 2a re az — pr nes aoe * (THe Evecrions tats FALi.—During the coming Fall two elections will be held in this State. On the sixth of September a general election will be held for members -of the Legislature and county officers.— There will be no State officers chosen at been extended to'four years by the amended constitution. The second election will be held on the third: Wednesday in October, for the purpose ‘of choosing a Judge for the _ ‘Supreme Court in the placé of Chief Jus-. ‘tice Sanderson: At this election Justices of the Peace and Constables will also be . elected: We notice ‘that soitie exchanges name the State Superintendent of In“struction among the officers to be chosen at _ she judicial election, but his term does not ‘expire until he has served four years. As the Senatorial question will enter into -sithe general election, and county. officers are also to be chosen, it is likgly ‘that considerable interest willbe manifested, especially in the Primary contest of the Union party.. In Nevada county, one.Senator, four members. — tof Assembly, a Sheriff, Collector, Recorder, ‘Mlerk, Treasurer, District Attorney, Assessor, Surveyor, Superintendent of Schools, ~ Public Administrator and Coroner are to be elected. The canvas will probably be open‘ed by the County Central Committee on next Wednesday, asa.time will then, in all probability, be fixed fur the County Conven‘tion. ay . The Primary contest.will be confined to ‘the Union party, as the Central Committee will doubtless prescribe a test which will ‘exclude all others. . Such a test is demanded, because if all are free to participate the * old elements, of discord and disunion might _ enter and destroy the organization No political party could exist long if the mem_ bers of an antagonistic organization were perinitted to participate in the formation of . {onventions and the construction of platforms. The work of the Union party is not "Yet accomplished. It has its part todo ia the great work of reconstruction, and Unton men.should see-thut itis kept free from ‘the leaven of modern Democracy; until its great work is accomplished. If there are theads , “who do truly repeut of their sins and earnestly seek the true light,” let ay them go to work after the nominations aremade and show their devotion by earnestly working for the success of the Union party. Tue Fourty oF JuLy.—Quite a large mamber of vitizens met at the Court House on Saturday evening to talk of a Fourth of July celebration Hon. A. C. Niles was elected Chairman and R. H. Farquhar chosen Secretary, A letter was read frum the Grass Valley Committee, inviting citizens ‘of this. place to participate, but after passing @ vote of thanks, it was unanimously voted to getup a celebration in this city, A Commitiee was appointed to devise a plan for the « lbration,see how much money could be raised and report on next.Saturday evewing. The fullowing gentlemen were appointed: Judge Belden, James Whartenby, John A. Lancuater, Isaac Williamson, N M, Barwett, R. H. Farquhar and E. F. Bean. » «The Committee met yesterday. Several " mMewbers were sv disgusted at the remarks of certain parties in regard to their motives _ fe acting, that they refused tu have anything £0 do with the atfur. The Committee was selected from the beat citizens, actuated by wo other uiotive than that the Anniversary o: _yihe Nation's birth: should be properly observed Their motives were misrepresent. #4, and we do not blaine them for refusing to.act. They met yesterday, determined to 4 bis. life! Isis well established that Buoth ~ that time, the terms of those officers having . work for the Vice President . ending May 27th, amounted to $1,134,024 ,. Powsouiwe THe Vict Pxesiwext.— Wills’ Spirit Aaime that Andrew Johnsou’s strange cunducton the 4th of March was" not caused by intoxication nor si¢kness, but that some deadly poison had been administered in his drink with a view to take stationed himself near the path ofthe President on the 4th of March, for the purpose of assassindting him, and at the same time . it was hoped that the poison should do its Wilkes’ Spirit sxtys: ‘Phe disclosure of the instructions distributed among the adsassins, that ~they were at liberty to use the blade, the pistol, Lor the bowl, but they must bear in mind the latter had once failed,” seems to be conclusive upon this point, and will doubtless suggest some important recollections to the President’s mind. His powerful nature triumphed over the poisonous draugbt, and and thus, in addition to an-invaluable life being saved to the uation, we are gretified in the conviction that one who has always been a sober, self-respecting statesman, is now providentially relieved from even & passing cloud on his career.” ~ Tae CextTrat ComMItTEe.—In making up the list of the Union Central Committee. in our Sunday’s issue, the name of Wm. H. Crawford of this-city, was unintentionally omitted. ° The following is a complete list of the Committee : _ Nevada Township—A. A. Sargent Chairman, RH Farquhar Secretary, W. H. Crawford, I. J. Rolfe. Grass Valley Township—E. W. Roberts, Reuben Leach Rough and Ready Township—C. O. Tayor. Eureka Township—Ira Stanley. Little York Township—R. McGoun. Bridgeport—P. Patten. Washington—G. Roberts. . Bloomfield—Thos. Carey. A meeting of the Committee will be held in this city on next Wednesday, at 2 o'clock, Pp. M., when it is desirable that every member should be present as matters of imper tance will be discussed _— or J. Ross Browne is again on the tramp He is now bound for Reese River and Idaho for the purpose of finding new material in those countries for his sketches. We under stund that he will give usa “Peep at Reese” through the columns of Harper's Magazine. Those who have read Browne’s previous excellent sketches. Catcn Him Fox BARNUM.—There is /said to be @ man in Nevada county who says he is not a candidate for Shériff. Moncounty.—Sacramente Bee. ; Carley has got his foot in it, again.— We'll engage him for a show in Sacramento . county. Serves him right. He ought to run for Sheriff. BECKMAN & CAKLt.Y¥ propose to open the United States Suloon to-night. They have fitted it up in splendid style. Like Fatuen, Like Son.—Joseph Young, a son of the polygamist, Brigham, was ar. rested in Sult Luke City, one day last week and placed in the police station for shooting ata gentleman on the street. The amiab'e youth was drunk at the time. VALUABLE GuN.—Lie utenant Governor Bross, of Illinois, wha'is on his way to'thia, State, with the Colfax overland party, has a double barreled gun with him that cost $535 in currency. ‘ -THuR aggregate gules uf stucks and Legal Tender notes in San Franeiseo, for the week . THE receipts of treasury at San Francisco from the interior during the past week smounted to $900,000, making an aggregate ot $4,100,000 since the Ist of May. report aguinst a celebration here, and advise all cit:zene to unite with Grase Valley in the @elebrationat that place. ‘We are requested to announce that citizens are invited ty mest at the Court House this evening for the purpose of hearing the report. All who feel wn interest will be on hind. Miurrary Bebtic—'Vhe Little York Union ‘. Gand will give a Ball at You Bet on the Sth of June— It will be a gtuod affair, as the Military Companies of the county will “he represented. We'll spenk tor twenty seats on behalf of the Light Guard, and \ Deve no doubt more will be taken. “Yor _ bet” the Nevada soldiers will be on hand. rae Unie an County, Cer tra] Committee ot oBierra, hove decided that no peraun cam tot, _ at their Primary elections, who did not vote “for Lineoln and Johnenn last fall. We an‘erstan! that Rov. <M. C. Briger “bas been invi ed to-de iver the Fourth of Ju“y Oration at.Grase Valley. . Have they humors running from the nose, WOoOurKMEN commenced lying the planks (pon the, Broad street bridge yesterday. It will bé ready for travel to-day. " To FATHERS AND Morugns.—Are your children puny, weak, feeble, emaciated? i vars, eyes, swollen glands? Mothers, are you lifeless, feeble, languid, sinking, nervous, pained? Are you losing your former ‘igor, elasticity and power?—If so, Le Doyen’s Sarsaparilla, Iudine Altérative will ‘ot like a miracle. Crane & Brighaw, Agents, lw A CARD. ‘ THEODORE TILTON, editor of the Independcat na note to Mr. Bradbury, says: © My D ear Bradbury : 1 have had the beautiful Pime se long, that now to-ask me how I i ree . me eat f ae —_ of 4 . nt Preaek 4 p ne you wereto children, I’m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as they fg Hd it productions will be glad to see more of his . ey could be made by exhibiting him in-this . . ; } bd bb hhh t a ational Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET. .....NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors, ° A Sunvay, May. 28th, 1865. Z Menstade San J Eluison.Unionville B 8 Proctes d M Mohler Willow Vall Chas E Powers do BJ Griffith Little York W O’ Hearne Taafe do \ William Foster W hsbi J Redington Mouresa Cross Kureka H_H Sweet do HS herd Paros mill Wm M KadcliffeSacra L Dobb scott Flat Wm K King San Juan C A Burdick & w do 8S Baker Miss KE Burdick do Misa Grundy Marysvill KR B Moore Fred Grundy &3¢edo EP Trac. &; Mrs Dunster Hed Dog Fran« Larkiy I JG Kimickel Marysvill J Dipper Nevada’ John Smith Rough & K M & Persons iferro Rock C, Jemment Hill E A Foster Tilton mill J Jones di AH Parker Goll Flat WJ Organ ; W H Gillerland Tilt mi Geo Narrison do WS Head Merrimackm JS Eddy do John Wilson Deer erce L Hirshman Monvay, May 29th. A © Cook Dutch Flat Wim Me! onal.t «ol Hill ‘J _B Kadecot Virginia M Grass Omega : -T F Mareh You Bet Mrs Vanderieath & 3 ebildren San Francis Brig Summers’ do G O’itearn Taafe do L ¥letcher Red Dog Thos Davia do J GPhilip Gold Fiat. Eaward Wiljiamsdo A Walton Cheeokee ~ “WU Travers do Peter Boshore Red Dog M Bater do Daniel tlarrier Mooree Jacob Duchardt New V Kk F Bean Nevada ean —— te — fl a EFIT BALL. P. 2 A MILITARY & CIVIC BALL ; Will be gives by the , LITTLE YORK ONION GUARD ATARMORY HALL, YOU BET, On Thursday Evening, June 8th. The public is respectfully invited to attend. Opposition isthe life of Trade Come One, Come allt, . Young and Old, Rich and Poor —To— P, Banner's Clothing Store, Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. Stock of Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Hats THAT WE ARE SELLING . TWENTY-FIVE PER\ CENT CHEAP_ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! 9595599 have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us * to sell our articles at such low 3 rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION

Persons favoring us. with their patronage will always find our prices to be the. LOWESP and every article to be as represented, . P. BANNER. Nevada. May 27th. J. G. H. Meyer, First Premium Billia @ Ball Manufaturer) 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. [NE Porét Premium awarded by the Mechan. ies Lnstitute at their ba ‘ar held “—e +4 in bse cians _ _—— gr at variety of Bill atelle, and «ool Balls, Cues, Cue Damen On Ronde Billiard Cloth on hand amd svidat New York Prt es. Old Balls turned over and colored at ‘ . et Balls sept: & by next boat. je-ly GEO. E WITHINGTON, _. Sign and Ornamental Panter, _ USE PAINTING promptly atten rg ore a keep on hana a large nest speaks ev , the year rowad ita voices ei its owner could ay petgllery Ever your friend as of ; THEODORE TILTON. 7 n es &e, bY sy I ‘And examine thelarge andextensive --~}:-~ _. it fell to the round and wes -hadly injur-d. and [ded in getting it up the third time, and most SECRETARY OF Be ek en OF a = iived the Genera) Subscription Agéhey for the sgle of: United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven and three SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN. These Notes are issued under date June 15th, 1865, reucy; orare convertible, at the option of the holder, . into _-U, 8. 5-20 Six per cent COLD BEARING BONDS. ~ These Bonds are now worth a premium of nine per é:fnefading gold interest from November, which . akes the actual profit on the 7-30 loan, at current including interest, about ten pé* cent. per anNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH to the rate levied on. other prop, is payable in currency, semi-annually, by coupons attached to each note, which may be cut off and sol any bank or banker. . The interest amounts to \ yi One cent per day on a note. . Two cents ‘t $100 we Ten iene seers fae 7 ee. gee * Notes of all the denominations named will Sbe promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions . This is THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET now offered by the Government, and it is confidently expected that its superior advantages will make it he : Great Popular’ Loan of the People, Less than $300,000,000 of the loan authorized by the last Congress are now on the market. This amount, at the rate at which it is. being absorbed, will all be subscribed for within four months, when the notes will undoubtedly command a premium, 48 has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions to ether Loans. : In order that citizens of every town and section of the country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom they have confidence, and who are only to be responsible for the delivery of the notes for which they receive orders, JAY COOKE, Subséription A gent,. Philadelphia. April 29-3meod_ " ADDENDUM: PHILDELPHIA, May 17th. 1865. Second Series all sold. Commericed on Third Series. Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (230, 000,000) precisely like other Series, except dated 15th July, and Government reserves the right tu pay six per cent. in Gould instead of 7-30 Currency. JAY COOKE, Subscription Agedt, Philadelphie. ONE TO THREE PER CENT . , ’ Buceessora to Weaver & Co.“Wholesale and Retait Dealers CROCERIES, _ PROVISIONS, Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, &: Ss ead E hereby announce to the } Li. : Waattan haged stock of ire WEAVER & Co., And are prepared to do. business in our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we ‘bay only For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can 4a ei" n Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevad, “Or-sell cut to somebody who can.’ “A nimble Sixpence is better than 4 slow Shilling.”’ We don’t embark in. the business of selling Grub with the idea of making «fortune Its year. Having lecated ourselves-in Nevada we are prepared to stay and hope by fair and hon. orable dealing to command a share of public patronage. i **NO BAD DEBTS,” stomer’s bill that we lose on a poor MUST BE PAID FOR ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and com. plete assortment of Goods, equa) to any house in the city. A Blasting Pewder, Fu For Sale by Gregory & ‘Rope, Hemp & Rubbe : Pack. \ Amg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tunks Quicksitver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. our Motto By living up to this there . no need of adding the per centage to . A General Assortment of HARDWARE, Consisting of . Butis, Screws, Dvor Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. GRAND EXHIBITION BENE? OF THE A.M. B CHURCH, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Evening, May 31. l T will be remembered by our friends that after this neat little Church was finished and-aelivered over to the Trastecs, and nearly paid for in our fforts to raise it the secdnd tim the build ing fell completely demolishing every portion thereof. By unceasiny eff rts we have ‘succe:ambly ask our friends and the pubtic gener ally to give ua their ev mpathy and aid by viving our Church a rousing Benefit on the above named occasion. Tickets 50 Cents. m26 . The Exhibition will be at ; on the 10th of June _— _ ¥ 0 FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, . OULD inform the ple of .N eit that he has just received a large ena 5 Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, thing usually found in a well regulated Every Store ofthis kind All 2 esos voanene delivered tree o A. BARUH, Commercial Btreck Nevada, Nov. 29th, NOTICE, Central Pacific Railroad Company. ‘HR ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockhoi. I dere of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILOAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office af the Comnany, in the ci-y of LY. 1 eR Ee Or Ie Scemelite: Mai orth . Secretary, Coexry CENTRAL COMMITTEE. —A mec. ing of the Union C tral @ = held at the Ld ey Central Committee well on ESDAY, May 3ist A general attendat.ce Gres Nevada city, . at 2 o’clock, P, M.—’}Jeetab Ba SARGENT, Chairmen, 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite.’ PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, ' PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. i isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. . Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for saleby GREGORY & WAITE. 200 Boxes Cutidies, assorted. For sale by Gregory & Waite. Ground Feed, Basley. Corn, : Wheat, Bran and Shorts, «For sale by Gregory & Waite. Cal.ferma Hams and Bacon, __, the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY, . A lot assorted . For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. ' ‘Every variety of ~+eKept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely os having good Goods from our House and o8 satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable ti Z . a FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY & . WAITE. die Nevada, which . Yesterc Mohaw chasing to be : hawk i merly . workec present it and . expend fore th increas the. las the led it rich, Jarge. have 1 lent re hauatil this n county THe This e electic dious. last T chose! Lieut. Darlit The were . V.w and F J. R. Macy ‘Lreus more have and ¢ meeti is fa \ and o ate ul Do man Broa pose not a dates Obse of th he ca take swer the . until