May 31, 1865 (4 pages)

ne . i ’ te Py »'f be et +7 » Bt Bae t a a ae ee ? » into fellowship with the ce eta at the Primaries as Union men desire.— different sentiments exist endanger the Uné Bevnd Baily Tue Uston Panty.—The threats to di_wide the Union party, which are so.fippantly. made, are Fidicnlous, as well as the fear which seme well-intentioned people express less they be cartied into execution. Any n-whoe should attempt to wiply set himself off rank and would the great basis of the party, ite file, and the honest leaders of i laugh such factioniststo scorn. Grounded principle, the party is too strong to be it jured, while it would be greatly benefitted by the elimination of the little-souled men, whose principles are the “loaves and fishes’’ and who threaten to desert the party unless they are re-subsidised-by fut offices. It has beew the currént talk for the. past week that one or more of the candidates for.office propose to run a ticket at the Primaries and if they are defeated, seek to organize another party in conjunction with copperheads — They propose to rule or secede. We think that the Union men of this county will tell the factionists-asthe—North did the South, “You shall neither rule nor ruin.” A. man who would make such threats is unworthy the confidence of the Union masses _ It: is bad enough to go to copperheads for aid at the Primaries and to endeavor te admit them to full fellowship with Union men. but to try to destroy the party for personal gain is damnable. We do not believe there is a Un. . ion paper inthecounty which would cuunte§ nance such a movement. The greatinass of the Uniun party would put its foot upen euch an attempt, and even the copperheads would be apt to spue out of their mouths the little knot of factious politicians who vibrate from party to party for the sake of office, betraying each in turn. Let those who expect thus to win, try it,and it matters not whe they are that make the threats, the authors will be stamped with burning contempt.— ‘Let Union men be awake and mark the factionists. Of course it is right to run as many tickThere is the place and the very place where different sentiments are to be expressed, and the fact that Union men differ there, is no evidence of discord in the party. We cannot all prefer the game men for office.— Low has a party of friends, in this county who are working to make up a Legislative ticket for him. Sargent hag hosts of friends who desire his success. A Primary contest is necessary and inevitable, but Mr. Sargent Would be the first. to crush any-dispositionon the part of his friends to jeopardise the interests of the party, and with it the welfare of the country, upon any pretext whatever, and we ard confident no such thought bas ever emanated from that quarter.— Again, Union men differ in their preferences for county offices. Some advocate the claims of one and others working with equal zea! for another. . Does the fact that these jon party? Men who think so would be factionists everywhere. These different sentiments will be expressed at the Primaries by two and only two nval tickets.— Those who participate in the Primaries will be bound by their verdict; by that election the matter should be finally settled, and we have no doubtit will be so, The action ofthe County Convention will be final te.all true men. Should factions carry the confest beyond the Convention they will be politically damned. Let the issue be fairly presented pt the Primaries and then let the fight be made. Whatever the issue may be the great mass of the Union party will accept and go into the contest confident of victoryy. > Lat us SusPEND Busivess.—Governor Low has, in accordance with the prociama. tion of President Johnson, appointed tomorrow “as-e-day of fasting, humiliation and rayer” and he enjoins “upon the people of te State that, laying aside all secular emBreen they assemble in their accustomplaces of worship.” ‘Lhe day will no doubt be observed throughout the nation, and we hope that business will be suspended ia this city, Let some action be taken by business men and let all stores be glused tu_ Oe A Rang Cuance.—Dan. Harrier offers for sale his Stage and Express line between this city and Moore's Flat. This offers a A tet ni sistema eat . bition at Temperance Hall: this evening, THE Exniiriex Tw-Nicut.—The, é0le ored ehildren of this city will give an exhi‘consisting of musi¢, declamations and dialogues for-the benefit of the A.M. E. Church. The exercises will be novel and interesting, and asthe object isa good oiie the house will undoubtedly be crowded. Tickets are only fifty cents each The colored people's church has been twice destroyed, and_they have gone to work each time with com‘mendable energy to rebuild. The house is new almost completed and this entertainment is designed to raise mony to pay for 4 it, All ean spare the small amount charged for admission and thereby aid a good work. The order of exercises will be as follows: — usie by the Band. ee Q ing by the children, “Grant is our Leader’ j ’ Opening. Address by Miss 8. Booth. DrummerBoy, Master J. Suisks. t Voice from Loyal North, Miss E. Dorse 7 : The Pauper’s Ride; Dialogue, Miss Lilly Booth. The Ship Miss Kate Bouyer. Music by the Band.» = Barbara Fritcher, MiasG Booths. A People True and a Single Flag, Bulmer. _ Ne “The place for Nat and me, Miss M. Ford.’ Mamma, Miss D Arwstead. Dialogue on Dress and Devotion, G. Booth, E. Dorsey and J. Booth. Musi¢c by the Band. An Address, Miss M. Preston. Ship of State in Dixie, Master A. Ford. Dialogue between Miss M. Ford and L. Booth. Freedom, Miss C. Bulmer. Red, White and Blue, Mrs. Ousley and Bulmer. , Brutus’ harangne over the dead body of Caesar, J. M. Carter Poor Woman und the President, Miss E Booth. : Freedom, Mias Kate Bouyer. The Little Boy, Master N. Ford. Richmond is Ours, Master T. Johnson. The speech ef Pucumcuck Indian, Master H. Bailey. Music by the Band. The-boy stood on the burning deck, Master C. Bouyer. : The Union right or wrong, Miss 8 Booth. "Tis Midnight Hour, Mrs. Ousley and aster E. Mills. lewberry and L. Bulmer f A Home, Miss A. Miller, Spring. Miss M. Newberry. _ Starry Banner, Miss L, Booth. Music by the Band. Universal Freedom, Master C. Bouyer. Declaration, Master T. Johnson. Dialogue between Miss G. Booth, E. Dorsey and Saruh Booth nledictory. Miss E. Booth, Music by the Band ~ Tue Oregonian says: It is said that Mount Baker, a lofty peak away. to the northward, is rapidly sinking’ in. It is asserted that. thé mountain hag fallen one thousand or fifteen hundred fect, and that its summit, which was formerly a sharp point, is now much flattened. This peak has been for some time in a state of active eruption. Dense clouds of smoke have of late been seen to issue from it. EXTENSIVE TUNNEL.—A aompany has been formed at Austin, Nevada, to run a tunnel for mining and draining purposes to start in the ravine south of Clifton Hill, under the city of Austin, Reservoir Hilk Lander Hill, and through the belt of mines that seam the gountry lying between the starting point and Mount Prometheus.— Should the tunnel ever be run the full distance claimed, to the ceutér of Mount Pro-metheus, it would be about teh thousandteot in length , Tux ANDY Jonason LEDGE.—We saw a splendid prospect yesterday, taken from the Andy Johnson quartz ledge, which*is located on an extension of the Willow Valley ead. The company sunk down upon the ledge and struck it where it was large and gave evidence of great richness ‘The water shaft and they have now a furce at work day and night running a tunnel into the bill for . the puiposy of striking the ledge. ‘The-Andy Jehnson is good stuck and is bound to turn out well. ‘NATIONAL Fast —To-morrow is the day set apart by President Johnson asa time for fusting aud prayer. We have not yet been advised whether the Churches uf this city will buld services ur not, but all christians will unite in the Proper observance of the day. STARTED AGAIN —Tbo United States ly fitted up, under the proprietorship of Beckman & Carley. *Both are old hands at the business. Keep good liquors and are siré todo a good business. _“ States. a ‘. er interesting exercises will take place.prevented them from working further in the . Saloon opened last evening, after being neat. P”. ys aa abe bln 5 CAERKIEs.—The attaches of this office are lot of cherries brought up into the ‘office yesterday. They were raised upon the Judge’s orchard, where he has any amount left. a Dead.—William Kimmerly who was shot by Frank Strabley at Alpha, on Friday last, died on Monday afternoon at 3 0’clock.— He leaves a wife and three children to mourn his loss. The body was ‘yesterday taken to Grass Valley for burial. Fast Day at OmeGa.—The: Nationa Fast Day will be observed by appropriate ceremaqnies at Omega to-morrow. We learn that extensive preparations have been made and that all the people of Washington township will be present. -An oration will be pronounced by Hon. A, A. Sargent and othea emeeed ' To Fatuers anp Motuers.—Are your children: puny, weak, feeble, emaciated? Havé they humors.running from the nose, ears, eyes, swollen glands? Mothers, are vous, pained? Are you losing your former vigor elasticity and ‘power?—If so, Le Doyen's Barsaparilla, Iodine Alterative will act like-a ‘miracle. Crane & Brigham, Agents. -\lw A CARD. THEODORE TILTON, editor of the Independent na note to Mr. Bradbury, says: “. My Dear Bradbury : I have had the-heautifal Pi‘ano so long, that now to ask me how I like tt, is_ like asking me how I like one'of my children ! fact, if you were to ask the children. I'm afraid they w say they liked it nearly as well as they like me! Se speaks every day, the year round and never loses its voice. { wish its owner could do half as well.— Ever your friend as of old, THEODORE TILTON. ap30 Dr. JF Gippon.—This celebrated physician has returned to San Francisco, after an abscence of a year. during which time he has visited the prominent hospitals in the United “tater, England. Ireland. Scotland and France. and having carefully studied the different modes of treatment in those establishments. comes back with full knowledge, as to proper adoption of them m he effecting of cures here. te has reeumed the practice of hia prefession at No. 617 Kearney street. where his old patients may find him, and those who are auffering from ille which hia ractice will allow him'to cure, His card will found 1m ancther column. bad . cneiiaininmnieieateieigentinmes suaeiiaiimanmernmes Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT...NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Turspay, May 30th, 1865. C M Bennett San Fran John [ “Sykes Grass V Mi.s Kate Collinsdo GA Nye ~ ao Ned Chick Maryavile ‘Il BSta y de H Haya‘ amptonville Matthew Haines Lit ¥ N Vincent You Bet Stephen Kennedy Fr C R Lambert lo Rk T Bowley fowa Hill \W It tt Coffman do Ad Lillard Brush Cree. PR Hobbs do ©PTolliferro do Asn Stemwetz Washin CD Preasey Tilton mil W W Nichols Col fill. Amos Marney Kock cer H Atwater Moores JV Flemmg do D W Winter do Geo Narrieon Nevada Chis Rich.rde = do JG Kirmikel do Orson Porter B'ue Ten A M Allen do Jas W Harrison Quak h John Hennecke do Geo Peabody ao RARE CHANCE. Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, *” BETWEEN NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. A= leave the State, the undersigned Offers for sule, hia Horaes, Stage and Express line now running from this city to-Lake city, North Bloemteld Woo’ sey’s. and Moore’s Fist Itis the best Stage and Express route Ladifg outefthiscity Vor further particulars enquire of D, W HARRIER, or at Crawford’s Bookstore, my3t United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City © BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Ww OUL') inform their friends that they have fitted upin style the ubove Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their pied patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars, If you want to play a game of Billiarts you can accummodated, as we have twu of the best Tables ia the State. “i my3t ese J. G. H. Meyer, First Premium Billia: d Ball Manufa: turer, 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. "PE First Premium awarded b thT ies Institute at their last Faic’ held be tenes .Prancisco in 1364 A gr at variety of Billiard Bagatelle, Rondo alk and and Pool Balla, Cuea, Cue Leathers. Chalk ae ei Cloth on-hand aad suldat New York Oid Balls turned over and colored at $2 et Balls sep the coun retu P by next boat. ~~ as is ly GEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental! Painter. House PAINTING promptly attended tu. Paper Ourtal Soe a te indebted to Judge Caswell fora splendid . . _~Fhepublic is respectfully invited to attend. -you lifeless, feeble, languid; sinking, ners} . DEFY ALL COMPETITION ber . ROAD CO M BENEFIT paul. AL a MILITARY & CIVIC BALL. _ Will be given by the LITTLE YORK ONION GUARD AT ARMORY HALL, YOU BET, On Thursday Evening, June 8th, Opposition is the life of Trade \ z ° Come One, Come all! Young and Old, Rich and Poor —TO— Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. And examine the large and extensive Stock or Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Bots, Hats &e. &e. &C. THAT WE ARE SELLING~_ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER-HOUSE Si NEVADA COUNTY! N \ The Basiness facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at suchlow rates as will bbb bb bbb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. GRAND EXHIBITION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE A. il. E. CHURCH, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Evening, May 31. . T will be remembered hy our friends that after this neat little Church was finished and delivered over to the Trustees, and nearly paid for it fell to the oround and was badly injured, and in our: fforts to raixe it the second tim: the build ing fell campletely demolishing every portion thereof. By unceasiny ¢fforts we have succeeded in getting it up the third time. and most humbly ask our friends and the pubtie gener ally to give us their ay Mpathy and aid by givin our Church a-ronsing Benefit on the above nam Occasion. Tickets 50 Cents, m26 The Exhibition will be repeated at Grass Val on the 10th of Junes ia alley FAMILY CROCERIES YA) OULD Inform th le of N W that he has just ae ste fanaa rg ~_ fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, — Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind All goods delivered charge. Terms Cash. arte A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. : _ ‘HE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be hel at the office of the Comnany, in the city of mento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1865. E. H de. Sacramen' ito, May 27th—im . : Curt CENTRAL COMMITTEE.—A meet. of the Union Central Commi be at the office Ara tetere = mp . See eee NA AEGIS, Be HUM AEF oe CINEREA 0 ee inthe, GREGORY & WAITE, Successors to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers n CROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, —— scenterammieeel — E hereby announce.to the, 44,4) have purchased ‘the stock o ‘that “We WEAVER & co., And are prepared to do business in Our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy on'y For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can and will Sellas Cheap as any House in Nevads “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” Shilling.” _We-don’t embark in the businese of setting Grub with the idea-ot-making a fortune ins 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. ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS.”? Is our Motto By living up to this there will be no need of adding the per centage to agood customer’s bill that we lose on a poor, one, ALL. GOODS MUST BE PAID FoR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and com. plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house inthe: city. : Blasting Pewder, Fuce, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubbe : Packimg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. . Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Wore, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY. & WAITE. A Genctal Assortment of HARDWARE ’ Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. . 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, NOES, &¢.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 26 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for saleby GREGORY & WAITE. — 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Ground Feed, Baricy, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacos; the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY, A lot assorted For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite Every variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, ; Kept Constantly on hand, ~ Our friends and the public may rely os having good Goods from our House and os satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable dis tance FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada on Y, May 3 ' “A nimble Sizpence is better than a slow Devas WE! Seemeememareenra: LITTL to be git Hall, Ye 8th, pron extensive the acce followins Commit kins, Cor mington, W. F. He Commit Lieut Jam J.J Barri _ Wear, Pr villé, ‘Ser Priv. Le" Grass V Dutch F Eureka ~ A,S. Wa Nevada J. A. Lan Bridger Auburn Wooden. Recepti Pri7z. Jos J. G. Pets Hartsell. Floor 3 Priv. Ed Peterson. Boar! ing acem H. Mi Court H Co.; $19 A. B. Co., $19 oF. $120 00 W.R H. Ph Capt. ley, Cou establish sou in Gr The re ship line Forest I county rt A cou Hill Mi ‘ton Hou The r Mill and Mill dec i. 8. son appt for a tra Bev. Bradley, Rough a Springs The C 000—$ 1 Howe, § fain the P; ‘“W.H thorised the amin Hospita Rat-1 ticed the had ado young rx test felic his ratet more th: came he was slai Post nounced off at th Tow eve dauy—toTHE] have coi fine Ara feet lon; complet gers are lively iv , ton’s ba vancem Moon the dest at Moor aaa

ne . i ’ te Py »'f be et +7 » Bt Bae t a a ae ee ? » into fellowship with the ce eta at the Primaries as Union men desire.— different sentiments exist endanger the Uné Bevnd Baily Tue Uston Panty.—The threats to di_wide the Union party, which are so.fippantly. made, are Fidicnlous, as well as the fear which seme well-intentioned people express less they be cartied into execution. Any n-whoe should attempt to wiply set himself off rank and would the great basis of the party, ite file, and the honest leaders of i laugh such factioniststo scorn. Grounded principle, the party is too strong to be it jured, while it would be greatly benefitted by the elimination of the little-souled men, whose principles are the “loaves and fishes’’ and who threaten to desert the party unless they are re-subsidised-by fut offices. It has beew the currént talk for the. past week that one or more of the candidates for.office propose to run a ticket at the Primaries and if they are defeated, seek to organize another party in conjunction with copperheads — They propose to rule or secede. We think that the Union men of this county will tell the factionists-asthe—North did the South, “You shall neither rule nor ruin.” A. man who would make such threats is unworthy the confidence of the Union masses _ It: is bad enough to go to copperheads for aid at the Primaries and to endeavor te admit them to full fellowship with Union men. but to try to destroy the party for personal gain is damnable. We do not believe there is a Un. . ion paper inthecounty which would cuunte§ nance such a movement. The greatinass of the Uniun party would put its foot upen euch an attempt, and even the copperheads would be apt to spue out of their mouths the little knot of factious politicians who vibrate from party to party for the sake of office, betraying each in turn. Let those who expect thus to win, try it,and it matters not whe they are that make the threats, the authors will be stamped with burning contempt.— ‘Let Union men be awake and mark the factionists. Of course it is right to run as many tickThere is the place and the very place where different sentiments are to be expressed, and the fact that Union men differ there, is no evidence of discord in the party. We cannot all prefer the game men for office.— Low has a party of friends, in this county who are working to make up a Legislative ticket for him. Sargent hag hosts of friends who desire his success. A Primary contest is necessary and inevitable, but Mr. Sargent Would be the first. to crush any-dispositionon the part of his friends to jeopardise the interests of the party, and with it the welfare of the country, upon any pretext whatever, and we ard confident no such thought bas ever emanated from that quarter.— Again, Union men differ in their preferences for county offices. Some advocate the claims of one and others working with equal zea! for another. . Does the fact that these jon party? Men who think so would be factionists everywhere. These different sentiments will be expressed at the Primaries by two and only two nval tickets.— Those who participate in the Primaries will be bound by their verdict; by that election the matter should be finally settled, and we have no doubtit will be so, The action ofthe County Convention will be final te.all true men. Should factions carry the confest beyond the Convention they will be politically damned. Let the issue be fairly presented pt the Primaries and then let the fight be made. Whatever the issue may be the great mass of the Union party will accept and go into the contest confident of victoryy. > Lat us SusPEND Busivess.—Governor Low has, in accordance with the prociama. tion of President Johnson, appointed tomorrow “as-e-day of fasting, humiliation and rayer” and he enjoins “upon the people of te State that, laying aside all secular emBreen they assemble in their accustomplaces of worship.” ‘Lhe day will no doubt be observed throughout the nation, and we hope that business will be suspended ia this city, Let some action be taken by business men and let all stores be glused tu_ Oe A Rang Cuance.—Dan. Harrier offers for sale his Stage and Express line between this city and Moore's Flat. This offers a A tet ni sistema eat . bition at Temperance Hall: this evening, THE Exniiriex Tw-Nicut.—The, é0le ored ehildren of this city will give an exhi‘consisting of musi¢, declamations and dialogues for-the benefit of the A.M. E. Church. The exercises will be novel and interesting, and asthe object isa good oiie the house will undoubtedly be crowded. Tickets are only fifty cents each The colored people's church has been twice destroyed, and_they have gone to work each time with com‘mendable energy to rebuild. The house is new almost completed and this entertainment is designed to raise mony to pay for 4 it, All ean spare the small amount charged for admission and thereby aid a good work. The order of exercises will be as follows: — usie by the Band. ee Q ing by the children, “Grant is our Leader’ j ’ Opening. Address by Miss 8. Booth. DrummerBoy, Master J. Suisks. t Voice from Loyal North, Miss E. Dorse 7 : The Pauper’s Ride; Dialogue, Miss Lilly Booth.. The Ship Miss Kate Bouyer. Music by the Band.» = Barbara Fritcher, MiasG Booths. A People True and a Single Flag, Bulmer. _ Ne “The place for Nat and me, Miss M. Ford.’ Mamma, Miss D Arwstead. Dialogue on Dress and Devotion, G. Booth, E. Dorsey and J. Booth. Musi¢c by the Band. An Address, Miss M. Preston. Ship of State in Dixie, Master A. Ford. Dialogue between Miss M. Ford and L. Booth. Freedom, Miss C. Bulmer. Red, White and Blue, Mrs. Ousley and Bulmer. , Brutus’ harangne over the dead body of Caesar, J. M. Carter Poor Woman und the President, Miss E Booth. : Freedom, Mias Kate Bouyer. The Little Boy, Master N. Ford. Richmond is Ours, Master T. Johnson. The speech ef Pucumcuck Indian, Master H. Bailey. Music by the Band. The-boy stood on the burning deck, Master C. Bouyer. : The Union right or wrong, Miss 8 Booth. "Tis Midnight Hour, Mrs. Ousley and aster E. Mills. lewberry and L. Bulmer f A Home, Miss A. Miller, Spring. Miss M. Newberry. _ Starry Banner, Miss L, Booth. Music by the Band. Universal Freedom, Master C. Bouyer. Declaration, Master T. Johnson. Dialogue between Miss G. Booth, E. Dorsey and Saruh Booth nledictory. Miss E. Booth, Music by the Band ~ Tue Oregonian says: It is said that Mount Baker, a lofty peak away. to the northward, is rapidly sinking’ in. It is asserted that. thé mountain hag fallen one thousand or fifteen hundred fect, and that its summit, which was formerly a sharp point, is now much flattened. This peak has been for some time in a state of active eruption. Dense clouds of smoke have of late been seen to issue from it. EXTENSIVE TUNNEL.—A aompany has been formed at Austin, Nevada, to run a tunnel for mining and draining purposes to start in the ravine south of Clifton Hill, under the city of Austin, Reservoir Hilk Lander Hill, and through the belt of mines that seam the gountry lying between the starting point and Mount Prometheus.— Should the tunnel ever be run the full distance claimed, to the ceutér of Mount Pro-metheus, it would be about teh thousandteot in length , Tux ANDY Jonason LEDGE.—We saw a splendid prospect yesterday, taken from the Andy Johnson quartz ledge, which*is located on an extension of the Willow Valley ead. The company sunk down upon the ledge and struck it where it was large and gave evidence of great richness ‘The water shaft and they have now a furce at work day and night running a tunnel into the bill for . the puiposy of striking the ledge. ‘The-Andy Jehnson is good stuck and is bound to turn out well. ‘NATIONAL Fast —To-morrow is the day set apart by President Johnson asa time for fusting aud prayer. We have not yet been advised whether the Churches uf this city will buld services ur not, but all christians will unite in the Proper observance of the day. STARTED AGAIN —Tbo United States ly fitted up, under the proprietorship of Beckman & Carley. *Both are old hands at the business. Keep good liquors and are siré todo a good business. _“ States. a ‘. er interesting exercises will take place.prevented them from working further in the . Saloon opened last evening, after being neat. P”. ys aa abe bln 5 CAERKIEs.—The attaches of this office are lot of cherries brought up into the ‘office yesterday. They were raised upon the Judge’s orchard, where he has any amount left. a Dead.—William Kimmerly who was shot by Frank Strabley at Alpha, on Friday last, died on Monday afternoon at 3 0’clock.— He leaves a wife and three children to mourn his loss. The body was ‘yesterday taken to Grass Valley for burial. Fast Day at OmeGa.—The: Nationa Fast Day will be observed by appropriate ceremaqnies at Omega to-morrow. We learn that extensive preparations have been made and that all the people of Washington township will be present. -An oration will be pronounced by Hon. A, A. Sargent and othea emeeed ' To Fatuers anp Motuers.—Are your children: puny, weak, feeble, emaciated? Havé they humors.running from the nose, ears, eyes, swollen glands? Mothers, are vous, pained? Are you losing your former vigor elasticity and ‘power?—If so, Le Doyen's Barsaparilla, Iodine Alterative will act like-a ‘miracle. Crane & Brigham, Agents. -\lw A CARD. THEODORE TILTON, editor of the Independent na note to Mr. Bradbury, says: “. My Dear Bradbury : I have had the-heautifal Pi‘ano so long, that now to ask me how I like tt, is_ like asking me how I like one'of my children ! fact, if you were to ask the children. I'm afraid they w say they liked it nearly as well as they like me! Se speaks every day, the year round and never loses its voice. { wish its owner could do half as well.— Ever your friend as of old, THEODORE TILTON. ap30 Dr. JF Gippon.—This celebrated physician has returned to San Francisco, after an abscence of a year. during which time he has visited the prominent hospitals in the United “tater, England. Ireland. Scotland and France. and having carefully studied the different modes of treatment in those establishments. comes back with full knowledge, as to proper adoption of them m he effecting of cures here. te has reeumed the practice of hia prefession at No. 617 Kearney street. where his old patients may find him, and those who are auffering from ille which hia ractice will allow him'to cure, His card will found 1m ancther column. bad . cneiiaininmnieieateieigentinmes suaeiiaiimanmernmes Arrivals at the National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREKT......NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Turspay, May 30th, 1865. C M Bennett San Fran John [ “Sykes Grass V Mi.s Kate Collinsdo GA Nye ~ ao Ned Chick Maryavile ‘Il BSta y de H Haya‘ amptonville Matthew Haines Lit ¥ N Vincent You Bet Stephen Kennedy Fr C R Lambert lo Rk T Bowley fowa Hill \W It tt Coffman do Ad Lillard Brush Cree. PR Hobbs do ©PTolliferro do Asn Stemwetz Washin CD Preasey Tilton mil W W Nichols Col fill. Amos Marney Kock cer H Atwater Moores JV Flemmg do D W Winter do Geo Narrieon Nevada Chis Rich.rde = do JG Kirmikel do Orson Porter B'ue Ten A M Allen do Jas W Harrison Quak h John Hennecke do Geo Peabody ao RARE CHANCE. Harrier’s Stage and Express Line, *” BETWEEN NEVADA & MOORE’S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. A= leave the State, the undersigned Offers for sule, hia Horaes, Stage and Express line now running from this city to-Lake city, North Bloemteld Woo’ sey’s. and Moore’s

Fist Itis the best Stage and Express route Ladifg outefthiscity Vor further particulars enquire of D, W HARRIER, or at Crawford’s Bookstore, my3t United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada City © BECKMAN & CA RLEY, Ww OUL') inform their friends that they have fitted upin style the ubove Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their pied patrons, the Wines, Liquors and Cigars, If you want to play a game of Billiarts you can accummodated, as we have twu of the best Tables ia the State. “i my3t ese J. G. H. Meyer, First Premium Billia: d Ball Manufa: turer, 228 Montgomery Street, San Francisco. "PE First Premium awarded b thT ies Institute at their last Faic’ held be tenes .Prancisco in 1364 A gr at variety of Billiard Bagatelle, Rondo alk and and Pool Balla, Cuea, Cue Leathers. Chalk ae ei Cloth on-hand aad suldat New York Oid Balls turned over and colored at $2 et Balls sep the coun retu P by next boat. ~~ as is ly GEO. E. WITHINGTON, Sign and Ornamental! Painter. House PAINTING promptly attended tu. Paper Ourtal Soe a te indebted to Judge Caswell fora splendid . . _~Fhepublic is respectfully invited to attend. -you lifeless, feeble, languid; sinking, ners} . DEFY ALL COMPETITION ber . ROAD CO M BENEFIT paul. AL a MILITARY & CIVIC BALL. _ Will be given by the LITTLE YORK ONION GUARD AT ARMORY HALL, YOU BET, On Thursday Evening, June 8th, Opposition is the life of Trade \ z ° Come One, Come all! Young and Old, Rich and Poor —TO— Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada. And examine the large and extensive Stock or Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Bots, Hats &e. &e. &C. THAT WE ARE SELLING~_ TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER-HOUSE Si NEVADA COUNTY! N \ The Basiness facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Rates enable us to sell our articles at suchlow rates as will bbb bb bbb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWEST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER. Nevada, May 27th. GRAND EXHIBITION FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE A. il. E. CHURCH, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, On Wednesday Evening, May 31. . T will be remembered hy our friends that after this neat little Church was finished and delivered over to the Trustees, and nearly paid for it fell to the oround and was badly injured, and in our: fforts to raixe it the second tim: the build ing fell campletely demolishing every portion thereof. By unceasiny ¢fforts we have succeeded in getting it up the third time. and most humbly ask our friends and the pubtie gener ally to give us their ay Mpathy and aid by givin our Church a-ronsing Benefit on the above nam Occasion. Tickets 50 Cents, m26 The Exhibition will be repeated at Grass Val on the 10th of Junes ia alley FAMILY CROCERIES YA) OULD Inform th le of N W that he has just ae ste fanaa rg ~_ fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, — Everything usually found in a well regulated Store of this kind All goods delivered charge. Terms Cash. arte A. BARUH, Commercial Street. Nevada, Nov. 29th. : _ ‘HE ANNUAL MEETING ofthe Stockholders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be hel at the office of the Comnany, in the city of mento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1865. E. H de. Sacramen' ito, May 27th—im . : Curt CENTRAL COMMITTEE.—A meet. of the Union Central Commi be at the office Ara tetere = mp . See eee NA AEGIS, Be HUM AEF oe CINEREA 0 ee inthe, GREGORY & WAITE, Successors to Weaver & Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers n CROCERIES, . PROVISIONS, —— scenterammieeel — E hereby announce.to the, 44,4) have purchased ‘the stock o ‘that “We WEAVER & co., And are prepared to do business in Our line on the most satisfactory terms, As we buy on'y For Cash and have no Interest to Pay, We can and will Sellas Cheap as any House in Nevads “Or sell cut to somebody who can.” Shilling.” _We-don’t embark in the businese of setting Grub with the idea-ot-making a fortune ins 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. ‘‘NO BAD DEBTS.”? Is our Motto By living up to this there will be no need of adding the per centage to agood customer’s bill that we lose on a poor, one, ALL. GOODS MUST BE PAID FoR WHEN ORDERED. We have now on hand a large and com. plete assortment of Goods, equal to any house inthe: city. : Blasting Pewder, Fuce, Steel, For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubbe : Packimg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. . Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Wore, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Tanks Quicksilver, For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY. & WAITE. A Genctal Assortment of HARDWARE ’ Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite. . 75 Keys Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, NOES, &¢.2 For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 26 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for saleby GREGORY & WAITE. — 200 Boxes Candles, assorted, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Ground Feed, Baricy, Corn, Wheat, Bran and Shorts, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacos; the genuine article, for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. CROCKERY, A lot assorted For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite Every variety of GROCERIES AND HARDWARE, ; Kept Constantly on hand, ~ Our friends and the public may rely os having good Goods from our House and os satisfactory terms. All Goods delivered at a reasonable dis tance FREE OF CHARGE. Nevada on Y, May 3 ' “A nimble Sizpence is better than a slow Devas WE! Seemeememareenra: LITTL to be git Hall, Ye 8th, pron extensive the acce followins Commit kins, Cor mington, W. F. He Commit Lieut Jam J.J Barri _ Wear, Pr villé, ‘Ser Priv. Le" Grass V Dutch F Eureka ~ A,S. Wa Nevada J. A. Lan Bridger Auburn Wooden. Recepti Pri7z. Jos J. G. Pets Hartsell. Floor 3 Priv. Ed Peterson. Boar! ing acem H. Mi Court H Co.; $19 A. B. Co., $19 oF. $120 00 W.R H. Ph Capt. ley, Cou establish sou in Gr The re ship line Forest I county rt A cou Hill Mi ‘ton Hou The r Mill and Mill dec i. 8. son appt for a tra Bev. Bradley, Rough a Springs The C 000—$ 1 Howe, § fain the P; ‘“W.H thorised the amin Hospita Rat-1 ticed the had ado young rx test felic his ratet more th: came he was slai Post nounced off at th Tow eve dauy—toTHE] have coi fine Ara feet lon; complet gers are lively iv , ton’s ba vancem Moon the dest at Moor aaa