September 17, 1864 (4 pages)

a * oe ' SATURDAY M sent we ROR PRESIDENT, : FOR VICE PRESIDENT. . ANDREW JOHNBON. ; 2 ELECTORS: * J. @. MeCanom,of El Dorado. ~ §. BRawnan, of San Francisco, _W. W. Rane, of Alameda. °' ~ W. OLrven, of Siskiyou. _ For Congress. _ : 7 First Distriet—D. C. MoRven. . Second *« = —Wm, Hicsy. Third © —JouN BIDWELL. For Bupervisor—Third District, WM. McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, ‘Wat A MixTure !—Taking the course of McClellan and the principles of the Democratic party as enunciated by the Chicago ‘Genvention, whe can reduce the chaotic mass of professions to order? Let-us glance . forw moment at some of the elements. of “which that party is composed and we may better account for ite many inconsistencies. First the smallest element are those who “elaim to be loyal Democrats; men who profess to advocate the overthrow of the rebellion and to be believe that this can be only actomplished through MeClellan.— . These nen-are overshadowed by the secession elewent in that party. The loyal ele~ ment is very small. Who are the leaders of thie MeClgilan party? By their works ye shell know them. Such avowed traitors as Vallandighain, Cox and the Woods are the men who controlled the Chicago Convention. Who are to advocate the election of McClellan in this State during the coming canvass? H. P. Barber, C. L. Wel. fT ler, Zack Montgomery, Street,Beriah Broy Dd. and others, all of whom hold the Calhdun view of the powers and limitations of the’ General Government. Hide it as you will under the uncertain and ambiguous letters vf McClellan, Mix the enunciations aos you will with the show ofloyalty. The fact that these men control the policy and the acta of the copperheads is enough to entitle every man who™bears the name of Demo. ~__ erat or advucntes the election of McClellan © tothe execration of every patriot. They are traitors, and tie party under their control will be used as an engine for the de» struction of the Government. The leaders of the Democratic party today hold-the ultra doctrine of State rights. ‘The natural result of such a doctrine is the disintegration and dissolution of the Union. A party ‘holding-that State sovereignty” is superior tu the sovereignty of the Union would never carry on a war to maintain-that Union. It ie the height of nonsense for Me Clellan to profess that he isin favor. of care rying on the war againet the rebellion to the lastextremity. To niaiutain the Union. at every hazard, when the leaders and spokeamen, and indeed the platiurm upon which he accepted the nomination, finds nu power in the Government to maintain: its supremacy over the revolted States. “Mow shall the war be vigorously prosecuted ifour armies are kept idle while we are fruitless. ly attempting to bring about pages by treaty’ with w power unwilling to accept any other terms than independence or an acknuwledgment of the right of secession. The old articlea of Confederation formed a better government than the Demvcrate would have ue believe exist in our present Constitution. How inconsistant js it far any man to claim that he is in favor of prosecuting the war for the Union and tu act with the Democratic party. The party: is composed of every shade of political sentiment, pledged to no single purpose buts suspension of hostilties and the suppression of all ultra views aad weasures, The inevit-ble-fesult of the elevation of that party te power, controlled ae it ia by ayowed Arends of the south, would be the independence of the South.— Would that end the wart Could the Norih and Sout judependent nations exiat in harmody on this continent? The desolation d tlued shed in the present war would be _ ata faint shadow of the terribly bloody fu. “ turebut a preface to the book. If that party should succeed in patehing up a com-! prow nite nd stopping the war without a defix ‘would be but a amothering of the fires which would burst forth after a few years iy — SEPT. '. vindication of the authority of the geaeral . jeans }serptivn on ite case. The watch,purports . toms in; the child, that the coin has not tuf the question at issue. it! to feel that the Government is able to vindi+ ery possible cause or excuse for rebellion should now be-purged out with the sword and the rebel States brought as suppliants before the authority of the Goveroment.— This -con never be accomplished through the ageney of the Democratic party, nor can fi lasting peace be eetablished by that party: } Phere is but one place for Union nen, be they Demperats or Republicans, “Long hairs” orShort hairs,!. and that ison {the side of Uncle Abe and the nation. ah (Communicated.] —Nevaba, Sept.16th, 1864. Editor Transcript : In your paper of this morning I find an item tended, “A relic of. the Revolution,” afid is afl about an ‘antiquated looking watch with an old looking ‘ins\ to have been “presented to Gen’ George Washingten, by his many friends of Washington City, June Ist, 1776.” Now, when we come do take into consideration that the site of the city of Washington was not selected till 1791, and no city of that name having existed previously, it is pretty certain that the engraving on your Kevolutionary relic is bogus, and the time. piece never ticked in the ear of the Father of bis Country. 9s * «@ one It is true, as our correspondent says, that the site of the city of Washington was not selected until 1791, but the fouuding vf the town might have been retrospective so as to cover the case of this watele.) We understand that this same watch has “turned up” ®& number of times in this State, to the great relief of local reporters, for it invariably furnishes two good items. GLonious News—Bia Guys ror tHe Union.—The resent election in Vermont and the more recent one in Maine, shows gloriously forthe Union. The election in Maine resulted in an indorsement of Lincoln and Gront’s plan for putting down the rebel. . lion, by a majority of 30,000. All the Congressional Districts are ours, and both branches of the legislature overwhelmingly Union. The soldiers’ vote 1s not included, but they, by # Constitutional amendment, willbe permitted ta vete for President; UNrortunatTe Occunrence.—A Jittle daughter of Mr. Stevens, one of the proprietors of the San Lorenzo Hotel, in Santa Cruz, swallowed a twenty-five cent piece & few days since. It is probable, from sympreached the stomach, but haa lodged in the @aophagus. She has been taken to San Franciseo for surgical assistance. ~THEATRICAL.—An ex-elown of one of the Gtrcuses has leased the Maryeville theatre and proposes to ruo_it awhile, Lf he suo. ceeds in keeping it open any length of time he will excel any of hie trieks in the ring. A clown’s bustiies is to juke, but to run .a theater is no joke, » ALTITuDESs.—Recent measurements in Yosemite place the valley 4,060 feet above the sea, Lake Teniah is 8,327 feet absve the sea. The great sem'slome Tis-ea-ach is 6,000 feet above the Valley, or over 10,000 feet above the sea. : Gune In.—Hodges, one of the convicted stage robbers, wae escorted to the State: Priaon a day or two since, by Deputy Sheriff McVarnahan of El Dorado. He is to stay there twenty years, walls and Governors perinitting. . tin BLEACHING.—A French philosopher bas promulgated a new doctrine that the black race mnay be bleached out aa white as anybody by the habitual use of certain hinds of foed. — nena THe New York Tribune vaye: SA report reaches ua from Texas that. Uniou-~sentiments are gaining rapidly in that State, and that in Northern .Texas there are already ten lodges of Unwa Leagues which are very secretly and cautiously, but Coustantly, increasing their numbers. ¥ i Williams, « Portland lawyer, bas been elected United States Senator from Oregon, to serve 6 yenre from the 4th of March pest. He takes the place naw filled by Harding. Poreray Miners.—Nins hundred and seventven fureign mincra’ licenses were sold Sexaror FROM OREGON.—George H. : : "4 W#EReas, by the fire of November 8th, 1863, our church edifi¢e was entirely con" sumed, leaving us, as 1 Society, without a. building one; and ‘ WuHeneas, the Trustees of the Baptist Church generously met our necessities in ing us the use of their Church for that purpose, and Waerras, By the blessing of God crown ing our efforts and satisfying our desires fand through the generous benefactions of friends, at home and abroad, we ure now privileged to-xesemble in our new and very pleasant house, just “dedicated to the wore Ship ‘and service of Almighty God,” there~ fore Resolved, That while we gratefully eon sider the benefactions of %Il who have éxtended assistance to us, in whatever way and. to whatever extent, and do hereby tender to all such our sineere.and grateful ate knowledgments, we feel that special recognition and honorable mention are due, ‘To the Trustees of the Bantist Church, for the Christian courtesy they have so uniformly extended to us, To Hon. A. A. Sergent, tor his liberal } personal donation, and also for personal ser» vices in our behalf, by which he still further contributed to our success. To James Haworth, Esq., President of the California Stage Company, and, Capt. J. Whitney, President of the California Steam Navigation Company, for facilities for travel furnished to our pastor, Rev. J. B. Hill, while engaged in presenting our appeal.to friends abroad, i Resolved, That the report submitted by our pastor ida very clear and complete ex~ hibit of the collection and disbursement ot monies in eonnecticn with our church enterprise, and that we express. our entire eatisfaction both with the management of the enterprise and with the exhibit furnished. Resolved, That we hereby tender our sincere thanks to our pastor, Rev. J. B. Hill, for his faithful and efficient services in our behalf. A. H. Intsn, See’y. aes =e Arrivals at the National Exchange Hote}, BROAD STRERT...NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. . -Tavaspay, September 15th. A Leighton San T Smith Anthony hous C Derby Virgin J Jones Red Dug M Duviah J Perkenpine R & BR GChapblue . do onagan Moores Miss Sullivan do J,Sherman do Miss Hayes do J Norman Wolf creek Miss Gelbspin. do © Marshall Grasse Val D Pride Sitver city © Justice Col hill ; © Kennison do J Carpenter do G Lewis do 5B krb Woolseya Mier Jackson Sreramen F White Forest hill das Haworth Maryavil F Sebert de ee . bn i Ef rmepineangd rage “een ‘ iama & w ontgomery Penn v D Pollard Donner lake 'C Ta ier Nevada C Smith San Juan 3 Maloy do Mrs Smith do PF Halpin do M Varney Blue Tent ¥F Sawyira do eee ere] Attention Democrats r i gr call for a Democratic meeting TONIGHT, haviny been madé without consultation, said ng is hereby postponed. Many mocrats. Nevada, Sept. 17th. Well Copper Mining Co. . Office Well Copper Mining Co. BE Location, Speneeville, Nevada Co. Cal. OTIC & .—There is delingaent upon the following deseribed stock on account uf assessments levied oa the ‘Sixth day of August, 1864, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shateholders, as follows: i Whole No. Shares. Due. N. G. Brown.No Shares. 20, 15. 30—65 $112 00 Ne Certific’s 44, 57,74 Robt Reed. .Shares, 10, 2, 10, 10, 15-47 4 00 Stock, 47,48 49, 58, 50, Robt. Reed,.Not issued, 25 8000 L. Morrill.Not issued, 50 10000 J. P. Raymond.Not issued, 50. 100 00 A. C. Nichols. . Shares, $0, 50, 100 3610000 Stock. 26, 42, And in accordance with law, and an order of the board of Trustees, made on the Sixth day of August 1864, also on the Sixth day of ber, 1864, so: many shares of each stock as may be necessary, will office of the C ‘ vo said sold at *he ompany on the FiKST DAY OF )egencns pre _ at? ere P. M. patna . bs er silver coin, sald uent Sentelenante thereon, ‘ noe ous easte of o4ae “JOSIAL HRACOCK, ce Ge. For the Complexion ! Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Bianc des Peries. For suis by J0CEPH me. LEVEY, io Plunse county duriog the mouth of August. . regard to # place of worship by freely grant. ', Notice, ’ with GEO. AC UKCH, are hereby notified that 1 have been authorised to attend to his affairs during his absence from the State. SAM. K. PERRY. . Wm. Weeks, W. E. Pressey. Fred. Senner and others composing the company known as the Gold Rua Mining U y: for the sum of $5675 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit Ihave tekenin Exceution, anu will sell to the highest bitder for cash the. following de scribed property to wit~-All the right. title. and interest ot George Weeks, Wm. Weeks, Ww KP reasey, Fred. Senner and others. comprising the company known as the Gold Kun Quartz Mining Company, of, inand taa certain site of quartz mining claims, situated on the east side of Gold Kun, and nea: the residence of eens “Maker aiid in the city and township of Nevada, . logether with the Steam Engine and Boiler now. attached to said claims. 1 will seil the same in -front of the Court House door in Nevadai city on Thursday the 8th day of September, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M and 6 P M. Taken as the property of the above defendants to satisfy the above demands and. meng ga ald J. B. GRAY, Constabie, N. F. The above sale is postponed to Thursday, September 15th, J. B. GRAY, Constable: The above sale is postponed to Saturday, Oct. Ist, 1864. J.B. GRAY. Constable. PAID IN GREEN BACKS. . C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L. RYAN, B. de HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McLANK, com ay . the firm of McLane @ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks—for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—being balance of account due more than one year, We feel it ourdutyto let the public know of this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of thischeap but unjust tiode of paying their honest debts. Ww.H, CRAWFORD & co. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, lith. Greenbacks Again! A CARD has been published charging Me Lone & Co. with paying a bill of $64 25 in Greenbacka, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Company), and as a consequence he was paid in Greenbacks, NO AGREEMENT was made to.pay the bill in GoLp Coin. Under similar eircumstarites we, as well as all sensible people, should expect them, especially from the LirtrLe GENTLEMAN. cLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1864. The Greenback Question. Aves TO McLANE & COMPA.NY’S CARD —In regard to suit being brought, the facts are these :— For the past six teen months we have dunned Melane & Company for the small sum of $64 26. some of the firm i ing as the reason for not paying, that one of the Compaiy had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they would like to have us bring suit as by that means the one in arrears Would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we would sue he would pay in coin—we py oe suit. ItLow seems the object was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to make the delinquent up, thereby effecting a saving of about Two Dollars to each one of the Company, which afmount probably is considered of more een of ae te them than the name of be. lug honorable business men. w. HM. CRAWFORD & Co. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 1864. ie R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, AND Liqaors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. NOTICE, ——— T8 firm of C. H. Meyer & Co. is day dissolved. The business will hereafter be con. tinued by R. Fininger & Co., w'th the same ta cilities as heretofore and at the same old stand, 76 Broad street. C. H. MEYER & CO. Nevada, Sept (2th. 1864. sepit _ £0, CITY SCRIP HOLDERS, oe LL persons holding warrants drawn on tie City Funds of Nevada and registered pre Vious to July i8th, 186%, are requested to present the same to me for ee on said serip ceases from th te, ~. @. A, WEAVER, City Treasurer. Nevada; Sept. 6tn. 1864. New Stage Arrangement. cote innate, ACCOMMODATION LINE end , a Hotel, Grass Valley, W. H. MitebWhat Cheer House, Sacramento, W. 8. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 4 q nia, county and township of Nevada, ss.— By virtu an Execution to me delivered, is5 the court of E. W. Smith, Esq, an actJuatice of the Peace, im and for the county . _ satisfy 2 judgment § said Justice of + the Peace, on the 17th i of August 1864. in fayor of Jopeph Barry and against George Weeks , . Great Bargains in the Grocery line Boots and Shoeca, . Family Grocery 4 . QUICK SALES!!! SMALL PROFITS ! 1 1 Miniiacsies ee ceded H.M HINDS. we MC. TULLY IN. C. TULLY & 60., ((osst Aste SALE.—*tate of Califor. “P THE JUNCTION oF = " OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they haye_on hand a large stock of, j ‘ GROCERIES, -PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact, everything ubually Rept * in a First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS TEE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada!! Aswe have all the advantages of the . Sean Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we yd are bound to give Xr We invite the public to call and examine ‘vur stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf NEW STORE aT YOU BET, _, M. Jd. HYDELIFF, J QULD inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towne that he has opened a new store at the place -where-h will always keep on hand the best of. Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, . Dry Goeds, Hardware, dee, &e. All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My @tore at Red Dea will, as heretofore be suppligd with everything in the ahove line.— Persofis in want ef anything mm the Grocery. D: Goods, or Hardware es will find it to their advantage to call at either of my stores as 1 sll Cheap for Cash. M.J. HYDELIFF. You Bet, July igth—tf a $100 REWARD: WILL PAY theavove sum of One Hundred Dollars, in American: gold coin: forthe arrest and conviction of the person or pessons who . set tire to my Soe . House and Barn, situa ted near North Bloomfield, Nevada count ‘. On the night of Monday the 29th of August. a6, sept PATRICK FARRALL. EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Bullding, Mill Street; GRASS VALLEY. james 8. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very beat of Liquors, Wines, Aleg and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a geod thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I wt'l always be on baad. ready and willing to serve you with the beat in the “shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept #th—tr ~ ay SELLING OFF .AT COST !: J. E. JOHNSTON; : Hereby gives notoce that he will Sell his entire stock of Wz FURNITURE, At Cest Prices! It consista in part of Bereaus, Bedsteads, “Chairs, Tables,“ Washatands, ‘Sef, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, ow Ophetitering done at the shortest notice and at EW. SM iTH, _Main & Commercial Sts, __. ae BATT x Las day, bly be: for the us past for the eatly, f work o and dij his mis deatras to buik Mr. Hi ere of . Truste a single this, M nothing aay, at Rev. T gtegata tributic Hill w is bette been j the Ge Tale wl wame suggest Mr. Hi for his place. Suni ’ ‘the M. gation atthe + interes! WEI Ata re ‘Copper Hotel o ing Tr year, Harrie Board » election Josiah Superii THe meet tl During ship ha two he Yesters hope te night. THe ¢9th) s troops and has left ag the rail a grand Side Ei This ie Wor don’te Mainethe Mc way. “Tue fallen b Wonde Should Tr is of with of his .

a * oe ' SATURDAY M sent we ROR PRESIDENT, : FOR VICE PRESIDENT. . ANDREW JOHNBON. ; 2 ELECTORS: * J. @. MeCanom,of El Dorado. ~ §. BRawnan, of San Francisco, _W. W. Rane, of Alameda. °' ~ W. OLrven, of Siskiyou. _ For Congress. _ : 7 First Distriet—D. C. MoRven. . Second *« = —Wm, Hicsy. Third © —JouN BIDWELL. For Bupervisor—Third District, WM. McDONALD, of Columbia Hill, ‘Wat A MixTure !—Taking the course of McClellan and the principles of the Democratic party as enunciated by the Chicago ‘Genvention, whe can reduce the chaotic mass of professions to order? Let-us glance . forw moment at some of the elements. of “which that party is composed and we may better account for ite many inconsistencies. First the smallest element are those who “elaim to be loyal Democrats; men who profess to advocate the overthrow of the rebellion and to be believe that this can be only actomplished through MeClellan.— . These nen-are overshadowed by the secession elewent in that party. The loyal ele~ ment is very small. Who are the leaders of thie MeClgilan party? By their works ye shell know them. Such avowed traitors as Vallandighain, Cox and the Woods are the men who controlled the Chicago Convention. Who are to advocate the election of McClellan in this State during the coming canvass? H. P. Barber, C. L. Wel. fT ler, Zack Montgomery, Street,Beriah Broy Dd. and others, all of whom hold the Calhdun view of the powers and limitations of the’ General Government. Hide it as you will under the uncertain and ambiguous letters vf McClellan, Mix the enunciations aos you will with the show ofloyalty. The fact that these men control the policy and the acta of the copperheads is enough to entitle every man who™bears the name of Demo. ~__ erat or advucntes the election of McClellan © tothe execration of every patriot. They are traitors, and tie party under their control will be used as an engine for the de» struction of the Government. The leaders of the Democratic party today hold-the ultra doctrine of State rights. ‘The natural result of such a doctrine is the disintegration and dissolution of the Union. A party ‘holding-that State sovereignty” is superior tu the sovereignty of the Union would never carry on a war to maintain-that Union. It ie the height of nonsense for Me Clellan to profess that he isin favor. of care rying on the war againet the rebellion to the lastextremity. To niaiutain the Union. at every hazard, when the leaders and spokeamen, and indeed the platiurm upon which he accepted the nomination, finds nu power in the Government to maintain: its supremacy over the revolted States. “Mow shall the war be vigorously prosecuted ifour armies are kept idle while we are fruitless. ly attempting to bring about pages by treaty’ with w power unwilling to accept any other terms than independence or an acknuwledgment of the right of secession. The old articlea of Confederation formed a better government than the Demvcrate would have ue believe exist in our present Constitution. How inconsistant js it far any man to claim that he is in favor of prosecuting the war for the Union and tu act with the Democratic party. The party: is composed of every shade of political sentiment, pledged to no single purpose buts suspension of hostilties and the suppression of all ultra views aad weasures, The inevit-ble-fesult of the elevation of that party te power, controlled ae it ia by ayowed Arends of the south, would be the independence of the South.— Would that end the wart Could the Norih and Sout judependent nations exiat in harmody on this continent? The desolation d tlued shed in the present war would be _ ata faint shadow of the terribly bloody fu. “ turebut a preface to the book. If that party should succeed in patehing up a com-! prow nite nd stopping the war without a defix ‘would be but a amothering of the fires which would burst forth after a few years iy — SEPT. '. vindication of the authority of the geaeral . jeans }serptivn on ite case. The watch,purports . toms in; the child, that the coin has not tuf the question at issue. it! to feel that the Government is able to vindi+ ery possible cause or excuse for rebellion should now be-purged out with the sword and the rebel States brought as suppliants before the authority of the Goveroment.— This -con never be accomplished through the ageney of the Democratic party, nor can fi lasting peace be eetablished by that party: } Phere is but one place for Union nen, be they Demperats or Republicans, “Long hairs” orShort hairs,!. and that ison {the side of Uncle Abe and the nation. ah (Communicated.] —Nevaba, Sept.16th, 1864. Editor Transcript : In your paper of this morning I find an item tended, “A relic of. the Revolution,” afid is afl about an ‘antiquated looking watch with an old looking ‘ins\ to have been “presented to Gen’ George Washingten, by his many friends of Washington City, June Ist, 1776.” Now, when we come do take into consideration that the site of the city of Washington was not selected till 1791, and no city of that name having existed previously, it is pretty certain that the engraving on your Kevolutionary relic is bogus, and the time. piece never ticked in the ear of the Father of bis Country. 9s * «@ one It is true, as our correspondent says, that the site of the city of Washington was not selected until 1791, but the fouuding vf the town might have been retrospective so as to cover the case of this watele.) We understand that this same watch has “turned up” ®& number of times in this State, to the great relief of local reporters, for it invariably furnishes two good items. GLonious News—Bia Guys ror tHe Union.—The resent election in Vermont and the more recent one in Maine, shows gloriously forthe Union. The election in Maine resulted in an indorsement of Lincoln and Gront’s plan for putting down the rebel. . lion, by a majority of 30,000. All the Congressional Districts are ours, and both branches of the legislature overwhelmingly Union. The soldiers’ vote 1s not included, but they, by # Constitutional amendment, willbe permitted ta vete for President; UNrortunatTe Occunrence.—A Jittle daughter of Mr. Stevens, one of the proprietors of the San Lorenzo Hotel, in Santa Cruz, swallowed a twenty-five cent piece & few days since. It is probable, from sympreached the stomach, but haa lodged in the @aophagus. She has been taken to San Franciseo for surgical assistance. ~THEATRICAL.—An ex-elown of one of the Gtrcuses has leased the Maryeville theatre and proposes to ruo_it awhile, Lf he suo. ceeds in keeping it open any length of time he will excel any of hie trieks in the ring. A clown’s bustiies is to juke, but to run .a theater is no joke, » ALTITuDESs.—Recent measurements in Yosemite place the valley 4,060 feet above the sea, Lake Teniah is 8,327 feet absve the sea. The great sem'slome Tis-ea-ach is 6,000 feet above the Valley, or over 10,000 feet above the sea. : Gune In.—Hodges, one of the convicted stage robbers, wae escorted to the State: Priaon a day or two since, by Deputy Sheriff McVarnahan of El Dorado. He is to stay there twenty years, walls and Governors perinitting. . tin BLEACHING.—A French philosopher bas promulgated a new doctrine that the black race mnay be bleached out aa white as anybody by the habitual use of certain hinds of foed. — nena THe New York Tribune vaye: SA report reaches ua from Texas that.. Uniou-~sentiments are gaining rapidly in that State, and that in Northern .Texas there are already ten lodges of Unwa Leagues which are very secretly and cautiously, but Coustantly, increasing their numbers. ¥ i Williams, « Portland lawyer, bas been elected United States Senator from Oregon, to serve 6 yenre from the 4th of March pest. He takes the place naw filled by Harding. Poreray Miners.—Nins hundred and seventven fureign mincra’ licenses were sold Sexaror FROM OREGON.—George H. : : "4 W#EReas, by the fire of November 8th, 1863, our church edifi¢e was entirely con" sumed, leaving us, as 1 Society, without a. building one; and ‘ WuHeneas, the Trustees of the Baptist Church generously met our necessities in ing us the use of their Church for that purpose, and Waerras, By the blessing of God crown ing our efforts and satisfying our desires fand through the generous benefactions of friends, at home and abroad, we ure now privileged to-xesemble in our new and very pleasant house, just “dedicated to the wore Ship ‘and service of Almighty God,” there~ fore Resolved, That while we gratefully eon sider the benefactions of %Il who have éxtended assistance to us, in whatever way and. to whatever extent, and do hereby tender to all such our sineere.and grateful ate knowledgments, we feel that special recognition and honorable mention are due, ‘To the Trustees of the Bantist Church, for the Christian courtesy they have so uniformly extended to us, To Hon. A. A. Sergent, tor his liberal } personal donation, and also for personal ser» vices in our behalf, by which he still further contributed to our success. To James Haworth, Esq., President of the California Stage Company, and, Capt. J. Whitney, President of the California Steam Navigation Company, for facilities for travel furnished to our pastor, Rev. J. B. Hill, while engaged in presenting our appeal.to friends abroad, i Resolved, That the report submitted by our pastor ida very clear and complete ex~ hibit of the collection and disbursement ot monies in eonnecticn with our church enterprise, and that we express. our entire eatisfaction both with the management of the enterprise and with the exhibit furnished. Resolved, That we hereby tender our sincere thanks to our pastor, Rev. J. B. Hill, for his faithful and efficient services in our behalf. A. H. Intsn, See’y. aes =e Arrivals at the National Exchange Hote}, BROAD STRERT......NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. . -Tavaspay, September 15th. A Leighton San T Smith Anthony hous C Derby Virgin J Jones Red Dug M Duviah J Perkenpine R & BR GChapblue . do onagan Moores Miss Sullivan do J,Sherman do Miss Hayes do J Norman Wolf creek Miss Gelbspin. do © Marshall Grasse Val D Pride Sitver city © Justice Col hill ; © Kennison do J Carpenter do G Lewis do 5B krb Woolseya Mier Jackson Sreramen F White Forest hill das Haworth Maryavil F Sebert de ee . bn i Ef rmepineangd rage “een ‘ iama & w ontgomery Penn v D Pollard Donner lake 'C Ta ier Nevada C Smith San Juan 3 Maloy do Mrs Smith do PF Halpin do M Varney Blue Tent ¥F Sawyira do eee ere] Attention Democrats r i gr call for a Democratic meeting TONIGHT, haviny been madé without consultation, said ng is hereby postponed. Many mocrats. Nevada, Sept. 17th. Well Copper Mining Co. . Office Well Copper Mining Co. BE Location, Speneeville, Nevada Co. Cal. OTIC & .—There is delingaent upon the following deseribed stock on account uf assessments levied oa the ‘Sixth day of August, 1864, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shateholders, as follows: i Whole No. Shares. Due. N. G. Brown.No Shares. 20, 15. 30—65 $112 00 Ne Certific’s 44, 57,74 Robt Reed. .Shares, 10, 2, 10, 10, 15-47 4 00 Stock, 47,48 49, 58, 50, Robt. Reed,..Not issued, 25 8000 L. Morrill..Not issued, 50 10000 J. P. Raymond..Not issued, 50. 100 00 A. C. Nichols.. . Shares, $0, 50, 100 3610000 Stock. 26, 42, And in accordance with law, and an order of the board of Trustees, made on the Sixth day of August 1864, also on the Sixth day of ber, 1864, so: many shares of each stock as may be necessary, will office of the C ‘ vo said sold at *he ompany on the FiKST DAY OF )egencns pre _ at? ere P. M. patna . bs er silver coin, sald uent Sentelenante thereon, ‘ noe ous easte of o4ae “JOSIAL HRACOCK, ce Ge. 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Laird’s Bloom of Youth. Bianc des Peries. For suis by J0CEPH me. LEVEY, io Plunse county duriog the mouth of August. . regard to # place of worship by freely grant. ', Notice, ’ with GEO. AC UKCH, are hereby notified that 1 have been authorised to attend to his affairs during his absence from the State. SAM. K. PERRY. . Wm. Weeks, W. E. Pressey. Fred. Senner and others composing the company known as the Gold Rua Mining U y: for the sum of $5675 debt, interest, damages and costs of suit Ihave tekenin Exceution, anu will sell to the highest bitder for cash the. following de scribed property to wit~-All the right. title. and interest ot George Weeks, Wm. Weeks, Ww KP reasey, Fred. Senner and others. comprising the company known as the Gold Kun Quartz Mining Company, of, inand taa certain site of quartz mining claims, situated on the east side of Gold Kun, and nea: the residence of eens “Maker aiid in the city and township of Nevada, . logether with the Steam Engine and Boiler now. attached to said claims. 1 will seil the same in -front of the Court House door in Nevadai city on Thursday the 8th day of September, 1864, between the hours of 9 o’elock, A. M and 6 P M. Taken as the property of the above defendants to satisfy the above demands and. meng ga ald J. B. GRAY, Constabie, N. F. The above sale is postponed to Thursday, September 15th, J. B. GRAY, Constable: The above sale is postponed to Saturday, Oct. Ist, 1864. J.B. GRAY. Constable. PAID IN GREEN BACKS. . C. MILLS, J. COLLEY, P. L. RYAN, B. de HOAGLAND. M. TRACY and BARNEY McLANK, com ay . the firm of McLane @ Co. paid me $6425 in Greenbacks—for Goods purchased, payable in Gold Coin—being balance of account due more than one year, We feel it ourdutyto let the public know of this that they may know who the parties are who avail themselves of thischeap but unjust tiode of paying their honest debts. Ww.H, CRAWFORD & co. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept, lith. Greenbacks Again! A CARD has been published charging Me Lone & Co. with paying a bill of $64 25 in Greenbacka, but the author of the Card neglect ed to state that suit was breught against the Company), and as a consequence he was paid in Greenbacks, NO AGREEMENT was made to.pay the bill in GoLp Coin. Under similar eircumstarites we, as well as all sensible people, should expect them, especially from the LirtrLe GENTLEMAN. cLANE & CO, Nevada, Sept. 14th, 1864. The Greenback Question. Aves TO McLANE & COMPA.NY’S CARD —In regard to suit being brought, the facts are these :— For the past six teen months we have dunned Melane & Company for the small sum of $64 26. some of the firm i ing as the reason for not paying, that one of the Compaiy had failed to pay his Assessments and at the same time telling us that they would like to have us bring suit as by that means the one in arrears Would be obliged to pay up.— Another of the firm telling us if we would sue he would pay in coin—we py oe suit. ItLow seems the object was moreto have an EXCUSE for paying Greenbacks than from anv desire to make the delinquent up, thereby effecting a saving of about Two Dollars to each one of the Company, which afmount probably is considered of more een of ae te them than the name of be. lug honorable business men. w. HM. CRAWFORD & Co. Hardware Dealers. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 1864. ie R. FININCER & CO., Successors to C. H. Meyer & Co. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN FINE BRANDIES, WINES, AND Liqaors generally. BRICK STORE, 76 BROAD STREET Nevada, Sept. 14th. NOTICE, ——— T8 firm of C. H. Meyer & Co. is day dissolved. The business will hereafter be con. tinued by R. Fininger & Co., w'th the same ta cilities as heretofore and at the same old stand, 76 Broad street. C. H. MEYER & CO. Nevada, Sept (2th. 1864. sepit _ £0, CITY SCRIP HOLDERS, oe LL persons holding warrants drawn on tie City Funds of Nevada and registered pre Vious to July i8th, 186%, are requested to present the same to me for ee on said serip ceases from th te, ~. @. A, WEAVER, City Treasurer. Nevada; Sept. 6tn. 1864. New Stage Arrangement. cote innate, ACCOMMODATION LINE end , a Hotel, Grass Valley, W. H. MitebWhat Cheer House, Sacramento, W. 8. Nevada, Sept. 15th. 4 q nia, county and township of Nevada, ss.— By virtu an Execution to me delivered, is5 the court of E. W. Smith, Esq, an actJuatice of the Peace, im and for the county . _ satisfy 2 judgment § said Justice of + the Peace, on the 17th i of August 1864. in fayor of Jopeph Barry and against George Weeks , . Great Bargains in the Grocery line Boots and Shoeca, . Family Grocery 4 . QUICK SALES!!! SMALL PROFITS ! 1 1 Miniiacsies ee ceded H.M HINDS. we MC. TULLY IN. C. TULLY & 60., ((osst Aste SALE.—*tate of Califor. “P THE JUNCTION oF = " OULD inform the citizens ef Nevada and vicinity that they haye_on hand a large stock of, j ‘ GROCERIES, -PROVISIONS, CASE GOODS, CAN FRUITS, And in fact, everything ubually Rept * in a First Class Grocery Establishment Which they will sell as Cheap AS TEE VERY Cheapest Store in Nevada!! Aswe have all the advantages of the . Sean Francisco market and buy our Goods tor Cash, we yd are bound to give Xr We invite the public to call and examine ‘vur stock and note down the figures at which we are selling our Goods ! Our Terms are Cash. All Goods will be delivered free of charge. Nevada, Sept. 6th—tf NEW STORE aT YOU BET, _, M. Jd. HYDELIFF, J QULD inform the citizens of You Bet and the adjoining mining towne that he has opened a new store at the place -where-h will always keep on hand the best of. Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, . Dry Goeds, Hardware, dee, &e. All of which will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH. My @tore at Red Dea will, as heretofore be suppligd with everything in the ahove line.— Persofis in want ef anything mm the Grocery. D: Goods, or Hardware es will find it to their advantage to call at either of my stores as 1 sll Cheap for Cash. M.J. HYDELIFF. You Bet, July igth—tf a $100 REWARD: WILL PAY theavove sum of One Hundred Dollars, in American: gold coin: forthe arrest and conviction of the person or pessons who . set tire to my Soe . House and Barn, situa ted near North Bloomfield, Nevada count ‘. On the night of Monday the 29th of August. a6, sept PATRICK FARRALL. EMPIRE SALOON, Cady’s Brick Bullding, Mill Street; GRASS VALLEY. james 8. JEFFERY takes this method of informing his friends in Nevada and vicinity that he has become sole proprietor of the above well known and popular Saloon and will always keep on hand the very beat of Liquors, Wines, Aleg and Cigars. To which he invites the attention of those who know a geod thing and can appreciate it when it is sparkling before their eyes. Nevadans! give mea call when you visit Grass Valley—I wt'l always be on baad. ready and willing to serve you with the beat in the “shop.” JAMES B JEFFERY. Grass Valley. Sept #th—tr ~ ay SELLING OFF .AT COST !: J. E. JOHNSTON; : Hereby gives notoce that he will Sell his entire stock of Wz FURNITURE, At Cest Prices! It consista in part of Bereaus, Bedsteads, “Chairs, Tables,“ Washatands, ‘Sef, Rocking and Sewing Chairs, Bedding, ow Ophetitering done at the shortest notice and at EW. SM iTH, _Main & Commercial Sts, __. ae BATT x Las day, bly be: for the us past for the eatly, f work o and dij his mis deatras to buik Mr. Hi ere of . Truste a single this, M nothing aay, at Rev. T gtegata tributic Hill w is bette been j the Ge Tale wl wame suggest Mr. Hi for his place. Suni ’ ‘the M. gation atthe + interes! WEI Ata re ‘Copper Hotel o ing Tr year, Harrie Board » election Josiah Superii THe meet tl During ship ha two he Yesters hope te night. THe ¢9th) s troops and has left ag the rail a grand Side Ei This ie Wor don’te Mainethe Mc way. “Tue fallen b Wonde Should Tr is of with of his .