August 19, 1862 (4 pages)

‘@UNMSPDAY MORNING, AUG. 109th. cause may ay “Union Administration Ticket, AND TOBACCOS: ciG Poll. Lack ot Sen@ivaice. eCONVENTION.=Htondi sti ~ Offbor County Judge: paper will be ems a commiitiichtion from ; easuperintendent of Schools in METROROLIEAN THEATRE 1} ) ES GRY OT Ue body. in) GEO. 8. PEIRCE,. teebedees ~ tothe And trustees are urged to Thereis no moreofficient way of imp i a, ‘ “e (. . tee Rchaplagt ake Miehitiog by such meet. , ‘ings. Phis.conoty should be. well represen fvntay tren 1g . ted, t every teacher pon andYohag a sires ‘the advancetuent of our educational io~ tereste be in attendance, Eris wORmEE ve” Samuel Horwitz && Co. have opened ; . te eat tittle Ladies” and Gentlemen's Farn Comte. if OO oes Admission,.acecesées eqec . ishing Store, a few doors below the Tran cme ae SCHOOL! scripT Office. They have on hand all those vento directions. . Wee isTHE COMING MAN1—We do not little articles necessary. to make a any or tis, pe Rimes Howard endnty, areas end Polishing, fo ask who, wheu the waris ended, as we hope aeateyiap look preter,we n himeelf the August 16, oie from,2 te 600 of them were it soon will be, will have prove killed and wounded. A good many guerrilHouse; head greatest conimander? Nor Who shall next 9" The California ‘Comedy Troupe, unlas are returning home, and-have sent word on what conditions they can remalo & al chair of the natwn t— der the management of Geo. 8. Peirce, will asking ‘fil the: there. arise, ly ptoper they when These qu The Panama steamer artivedBéndny ‘mornperform at the Thestro thie evening. We The best Cigars ts at probe intelligence of bad "ising will awaken interest, and wo hope willbe presume they will be received by a good ie, She & SHERWOOY, Vine . Eeeereete Bevnday Cal. answered for the good of the. crowd of cash paving patrons: — The-admals-+ ; MONAHAN & FLINN a. snordel strecte, ee ee ee by tllowing ‘are Ws aniaee BE Whe pasten=. into mena country; but by the question, we sion feo ig only four bites , goers saved on'the “missing boat.” Richard W. Henderson, Wi ehorce by our next Legislature, of a man to ARRIVED ~The Hon. A. A. Sargent ote Jacob Bruno, 8. FiPanéis, At L. Hulz, Charles A. Bedford, Max represent as in the Senate of the United rived at San Francisco on Sunday last. tram, 8. P. Storms, [ton Banal of the dicate the importance to California a polltiesowbe tank the office for its honor GEARLS & NILES, . Alina, Aisa Clark,6 To Tratnerks and Scnod. Orricens. Scott, Thomas Rupe, and emolumente—who has ontatmpped oth_A Teachera’ Institute and Educational Cone Thomas Riley, A. because more dating or reckless in his verition will be held in Sacramento on TuesDuckett, Francis Carroll, Dr. ers Ch the 234 of September next, and con. mothod. of-marshaling votes for himeelf-— day, inore feady topromise. patronage to” his tinue during the week. friende? . Or will he bé a Californian in feel-. ” rend Bee , wd foe D. Boneste 4. ‘Bowsnbaty. Office—Broad street. Kidd’e Building. ; ala NEVADA. SACRAMENTO STREET Fisnixna.—N um I would urge upon Teachers and Trustees etic ing and interest,sought out for his alnhty and the importance of such Conventions, desiring berless are the jokes and queer doings whic willingnessto, serve as the representative of the, Teachers of this county to be present the Sacramento floods has given rise to, © a prant of them is the following, wlileh the Beet all ber interests, and tho., weal Mad honor of if possible. Through carelessness or ry? of ability to meet the expense, there has nevlates. count n commo -ourally especi and us, g amon few er been more than one or two Teachers e are “Between Fad @ streets on Thor on th is wemall pond of water left on, who positi 6 for from this county at any previeus Convention, so hope who among.tho im all the Courts of Nevad» SEE ME! a ME11 2EE ME! JUST RECEIVED TO-DayY ' 10,600 FINE CIGARS !! waters of tho flood-reeedingte! are 60 modest as not to think thomacives That there may be no lack of attendance for setting to aow mark, fish were ‘diseovere icay qualif good avery by nated the latter reason, I earnestly urge npon Trneto abound therein in ‘latge numbers. specially desig namedd; and some fearing theit tees the importance of allowing the wages of catch them, the Chinese have resorted te orre tion desi preeminonee might be hidden from the view those Teachers who attend the Convention the following plan. They enter the water and throw up wing dame of mud, which of those they are so ready and well skilled to to go on agif they were ig their schools. Tho when finished they proceed to bail out, an ‘serve, press themselves improperly to notice schools will be more likely to be improved by ina short time the compartment is mad W BRAAD, SPLENDID FLANB vor. Alse, « Fresh Supply of diseppe and wonder why all do wot see'at once that such a liberal coursé than by any other ; and, dry and the fish aro.easily caught by band they were “born to be great,” and unfortunin the event of a change of teachers, if all The fish of ono section of the pond bein thus secured, they select another and’ agair ately they. too often have “greatness thrust purstio this course, all will be alike benefited. secure the fish. Thoy eo. proceeded on ye e forth I feel confident that all teachers who feel a terdsy, and inthe course ofa few hou apon them.'’* Often it may be hard pooph) or the Ldgislature to determine as to desire to improve will mako an effort to atsucceededin filling six’ baskets. The fish perch, suckers, ete., are not large, but the many of those who aro truly worthy, or tend the Convention. answer very well for a Chinese fry. J. A, CuiTTENDEN, ‘hake ehoice of one among iiany who might Seimei ame County Supt. Public Schools. equally tnect all the conditions required. . Be Happy Now.~—-Thie forever lookin forward for enjoyment den't pay. From wha Tate may. be trae now of many of those we know of. it, we would.as.soon-chase but ion ambit noble, a A MarvVELovs Srory.—The Silver Agy is nd it e to--a aspir who terflies for 6 livitig, or bottle up moonshine. d name —or are ested tells a story ‘about a lake which hag just been manif ably e wher honor for cloudy nights.’ The only true happiness GREAT BARGAIN by their friends for.the.poaition of Senator. discovered sixty miles east of Carson City, ia to take the dropa of happiness as‘Gedgives LUMBER oe os disparaging on ® desert, tho waters’of which are salter them to us, every day of our lives, TThe boy . We donot wish. to be regarded must ‘learn to be tinppy when ‘he he Wlodding ble ranta g uawar makin by a third than those of Salt Lake; and in of. ‘atiy Of'theso, nor over his lesson; the apprentice when he is assumptions when unsolicited wo assert that ‘them lives.a huge serpent 160 feet long and learning his trade; the merchant while ho is ail these best qualiticationa are presented in ,a8 large around the body as a large sized man. making hia fortune. If he faile to learn this one with such controlling force to.our.mind ‘Some white men tell of this, and the Indians art he will be Sure to miss bis enjoyment. the when he gains. whathe sighe for. that had we the »position oned held by the in the vicinity of the Inke corroborate wiIN CANS! git te mach the sy PEST WAT to lboy % th $1, 33, 35 “Be aFIONAL EXCHANGE SAL0O: * Broad Street. Nevada. 1 Beat suly 30th, 3602. got ups night's that ofa ing how were.iu Before. Jerome with bil pmerrerees —o . re maar euidy oie Pime Street, Nevads 250.000 sarees nee mA Toa and Brass Foundry Sheets &Spr Semtien behow Romag,Censgr,, whose duty it was.to pros statement, but pet the length of his enakeTne Boston Traveler says that many of . . claim the worthiest first, we would name ship at fifty feet. the shirts made by the ladies of Boston for ade the volunteers are from four hed six inches Like a man without a wife — a feedpebowin arial = ee ra » it that we think he is the beet man we could send to the Senate. . & I5& * Be i i ar Fagtecn, giE*és. present position; but be has done so weil in Fs é JUSTICE ort THE PEACE. ~~ bed ane, KENDALL, « ba * “ santo of tag Freres of ered Tow ensuing election. office of at the “ Ba aes thd 2thWL et ve Gavip ve ET vas Roberts Beptember 90 Jecobe & Sargent ve U & CB Ault = e 2 WwW &HL &CB Ault sUSTICE em THE PEACE. zx. W. r, OMETH, himself s for the township of te ~ try & 3 2d A Matteson o Juntos of the Punge, of Ney THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! rikGuild's, oY eas exleee : Nevada. an Senator. ae It [> eee rng that has.na ig Ores ew we have seen letters from Mr. Sargent to gen tlemen here, in which he says that he does at.-leaat. to any prominently bot yat . tlemen unless objection can not Wisha re-clection., He did not seek his pot has. Bihone‘as Rep sine ee of the ralue we get upon the consum-‘than nation a report in ite region, That report we mation of our long deferred, but now accom eae! laborer secur. can aseure the Bee is without feundation, as viteceeg “5 we the the Senate, it will bes proclamation to aires to. be re-elected to his present position 48 Saeed de eo £ yy spits E ogy 4 a rh opporteiilty ? Would it not of present position.Sac. Bee. ponse of our “‘well doae?"-—an evidenceroad . The Bee dught to have a better authority the value we place upou the Pacific Rail lature make his election to forhis assertion that Hoo. A. A. Sargent de. Bill. If the Kop Ok is it not # fitting of his constituents a reindorsement for his Yo the public; bat wo asks,be a worthy res~ wegh like. to sev his colleague, Mr. Phelps, obtain He may bot dedire his samo thus presented it, while he (Sargeot) will seek at the hapds ae 3 HET Garrio, VieginiaC CLind, de Tue Venalls TRaNscCRiPt desires to add JD Page, M Well B Martin, Wytingiee the name of A. A, Sargent to the list of canDeer Creek 8 B Crawford, faithfulnéesis & great reward to bim, and he didatew for United States Senator It is reJHaw:,; J Worrell, Non 4 HL Hatehi [ Springs warm the of proud be to n KE —_— has certainly feaso potted in this region that Mr 8, haa no deGC Powers,. Lake Jonneon, p mad & ; D place he hea in regard.of his fellow citizens. gire.to be sock eandidate, but that he would M Parkerp No doubt the consciousness of his Townehip, a the ensuing election. eT] bd Annoances himself a candidate, for office the of guatice of the Peace, lena: 4 ft Bowers, Mere al Eee vs Ev On, xP R& W. P.HA SHEBIVP y SALED_DAYS OF SALE $ s yon fort, made the triumph ours and’ the ferior JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, i Broad Beret, Nevada, untiring enetgy and industry, performing all . Preparine to Stampepr.— A large in yan the in lf quantity of specie was a short time ago sbiphis duties} he placed himse battling for that bill that is more important ‘ped from Metamoras to England, It is sent AUGUST. 10th agg to California, than all past legislation io her over by wealthy rebels who are preparing to R Croma, C Bluff 8 dtcrgrc g of e behalf, and after the appropriat endin go to Europe because Eucope refuses to come Hi Crouch, Sacra’to Ser gg our present unhappy civil war the greatest ‘to them. } Hewiadye Haw RY Bo ¥ i ca G @ valley 1¥t4 measur for our eountry consummated tho 8 away. a id last ten years, However much others may Coso Rock.—Several tons of quartz reWw J C Goad. do Jehn Turner, Bear B if do WBCamphh, do cently sent from the Josephine lead in Coso, SRA have done—and all hgnor to them—he, universal declarations age true, was the galto San Francisco for assay, yielded g240 H Twining, * do WCarman do lant leader, who, by every appropriate efjpet ton, We 00 re and trying session with his has ability, not in ‘Be enn, cepted the nomination and was elected to a ville Express—haa fgiled to.come to band for bd 7 re Mew Ayn a—proper length. of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada . Al» tives senta Repre of e Hous the past few days, What’s the matter? Have seat. inthe subject to the wili of the people at the whys tn His place] there during tho last long you shut downon as rebels? Arrivals at Nqtenal Exchange _ known ability, ) ss. ag its eucor See, WHVEES Ciry Dos’r REACH Us.--That ataunch andable too. dhort ! the sacrifice, of pecuniary interests, he acadvocate of the Union cause—the Marys nation’s. z unthesitatingly A. A. Sarcent, of Nevada.’ « Not two years ago, against his will, and at Ml

‘@UNMSPDAY MORNING, AUG. 109th. cause may ay “Union Administration Ticket, AND TOBACCOS: ciG Poll.. Lack ot Sen@ivaice. eCONVENTION.=Htondi sti ~ Offbor County Judge: paper will be ems a commiitiichtion from ; easuperintendent of Schools in METROROLIEAN THEATRE 1} ) ES GRY OT Ue body. in) GEO. 8. PEIRCE,.. teebedees ~ tothe And trustees are urged to Thereis no moreofficient way of imp i a, ‘ “e (. . tee Rchaplagt ake Miehitiog by such meet. , ‘ings. Phis.conoty should be. well represen fvntay tren 1g . ted, t every teacher pon andYohag a sires ‘the advancetuent of our educational io~ tereste be in attendance, Eris wORmEE ve” Samuel Horwitz && Co. have opened ; . te eat tittle Ladies” and Gentlemen's Farn Comte. if OO oes Admission,..acecesées eqec . ishing Store, a few doors below the Tran cme ae SCHOOL! scripT Office. They have on hand all those vento directions. . Wee isTHE COMING MAN1—We do not little articles necessary. to make a any or tis, pe Rimes Howard endnty, areas end Polishing, fo ask who, wheu the waris ended, as we hope aeateyiap look preter,we n himeelf the August 16, oie from,2 te 600 of them were it soon will be, will have prove killed and wounded. A good many guerrilHouse; head greatest conimander? Nor Who shall next 9" The California ‘Comedy Troupe, unlas are returning home, and-have sent word on what conditions they can remalo & al chair of the natwn t— der the management of Geo. 8. Peirce, will asking ‘fil the: there. arise, ly ptoper they when These qu The Panama steamer artivedBéndny ‘mornperform at the Thestro thie evening. We The best Cigars ts at probe intelligence of bad "ising will awaken interest, and wo hope willbe presume they will be received by a good ie, She & SHERWOOY, Vine . Eeeereete Bevnday Cal. answered for the good of the. crowd of cash paving patrons: — The-admals-+ ; MONAHAN & FLINN a. snordel strecte, ee ee ee by tllowing ‘are Ws aniaee BE Whe pasten=. into mena country; but by the question, we sion feo ig only four bites , goers saved on'the “missing boat.” Richard W. Henderson, Wi ehorce by our next Legislature, of a man to ARRIVED ~The Hon. A. A. Sargent ote Jacob Bruno, 8. FiPanéis, At L. Hulz, Charles A. Bedford, Max represent as in the Senate of the United rived at San Francisco on Sunday last. tram, 8. P. Storms, [ton Banal of the dicate the importance to California a polltiesowbe tank the office for its honor GEARLS & NILES, . Alina, Aisa Clark,6 To Tratnerks and Scnod. Orricens. Scott, Thomas Rupe, and emolumente—who has ontatmpped oth_A Teachera’ Institute and Educational Cone Thomas Riley, A. because more dating or reckless in his verition will be held in Sacramento on TuesDuckett, Francis Carroll, Dr. ers Ch the 234 of September next, and con. mothod. of-marshaling votes for himeelf-— day, inore feady topromise. patronage to” his tinue during the week. friende? . Or will he bé a Californian in feel-. ” rend Bee , wd foe D. Boneste 4. ‘Bowsnbaty. Office—Broad street. Kidd’e Building. ; ala NEVADA. SACRAMENTO STREET Fisnixna.—N um I would urge upon Teachers and Trustees etic ing and interest,sought out for his alnhty and the importance of such Conventions, desiring berless are the jokes and queer doings whic willingnessto, serve as the representative of the, Teachers of this county to be present the Sacramento floods has given rise to, © a prant of them is the following, wlileh the Beet all ber interests, and tho., weal Mad honor of if possible. Through carelessness or ry? of ability to meet the expense, there has nevlates. count n commo -ourally especi and us, g amon few er been more than one or two Teachers e are “Between Fad @ streets on Thor on th is wemall pond of water left on, who positi 6 for from this county at any previeus Convention, so hope who among.tho im all the Courts of Nevad» SEE ME! a ME11 2EE ME! JUST RECEIVED TO-DayY ' 10,600 FINE CIGARS !! waters of tho flood-reeedingte! are 60 modest as not to think thomacives That there may be no lack of attendance for setting to aow mark, fish were ‘diseovere icay qualif good avery by nated the latter reason, I earnestly urge npon Trneto abound therein in ‘latge numbers. specially desig namedd; and some fearing theit tees the importance of allowing the wages of catch them, the Chinese have resorted te orre tion desi preeminonee might be hidden from the view those Teachers who attend the Convention the following plan. They enter the water and throw up wing dame of mud, which of those they are so ready and well skilled to to go on agif they were ig their schools. Tho when finished they proceed to bail out, an ‘serve, press themselves improperly to notice schools will be more likely to be improved by ina short time the compartment is mad W BRAAD, SPLENDID FLANB vor. Alse, « Fresh Supply of diseppe and wonder why all do wot see'at once that such a liberal coursé than by any other ; and, dry and the fish aro.easily caught by band they were “born to be great,” and unfortunin the event of a change of teachers, if all The fish of ono section of the pond bein thus secured, they select another and’ agair ately they. too often have “greatness thrust purstio this course, all will be alike benefited. secure the fish. Thoy eo. proceeded on ye e forth I feel confident that all teachers who feel a terdsy, and inthe course ofa few hou apon them.'’* Often it may be hard pooph) or the Ldgislature to determine as to desire to improve will mako an effort to atsucceededin filling six’ baskets. The fish perch, suckers, ete., are not large, but the many of those who aro truly worthy, or tend the Convention. answer very well for a Chinese fry. J. A, CuiTTENDEN, ‘hake ehoice of one among iiany who might Seimei ame County Supt. Public Schools. equally tnect all the conditions required. . Be Happy Now.~—-Thie forever lookin forward for enjoyment den't pay. From wha Tate may. be trae now of many of those we know of. it, we would.as.soon-chase but ion ambit noble, a A MarvVELovs Srory.—The Silver Agy is nd it e to--a aspir who terflies for 6 livitig, or bottle up moonshine. d name —or are ested tells a story ‘about a lake which hag just been manif ably e wher honor for cloudy nights.’ The only true happiness GREAT BARGAIN by their friends for.the.poaition of Senator. discovered sixty miles east of Carson City, ia to take the dropa of happiness as‘Gedgives LUMBER oe os disparaging on ® desert, tho waters’of which are salter them to us, every day of our lives, TThe boy . We donot wish. to be regarded must ‘learn to be tinppy when ‘he he Wlodding ble ranta g uawar makin by a third than those of Salt Lake; and in of. ‘atiy Of'theso, nor over his lesson; the apprentice when he is assumptions when unsolicited wo assert that ‘them lives.a huge serpent 160 feet long and learning his trade; the merchant while ho is ail these best qualiticationa are presented in ,a8 large around the body as a large sized man. making hia fortune. If he faile to learn this one with such controlling force to.our.mind ‘Some white men tell of this, and the Indians art he will be Sure to miss bis enjoyment. the when he gains. whathe sighe for. that had we the »position oned held by the in the vicinity of the Inke corroborate wiIN CANS! git te mach the sy PEST WAT to lboy % th $1, 33, 35 “Be aFIONAL EXCHANGE SAL0O: * Broad Street. Nevada. 1 Beat suly 30th, 3602. got ups night's that ofa ing how were.iu Before. Jerome with bil pmerrerees —o . re maar euidy oie Pime Street, Nevads 250.000 sarees nee mA Toa and Brass Foundry

Sheets &Spr Semtien behow Romag,Censgr,, whose duty it was.to pros statement, but pet the length of his enakeTne Boston Traveler says that many of . . claim the worthiest first, we would name ship at fifty feet. the shirts made by the ladies of Boston for ade the volunteers are from four hed six inches Like a man without a wife — a feedpebowin arial = ee ra » it that we think he is the beet man we could send to the Senate. . & I5& * Be i i ar Fagtecn, giE*és. present position; but be has done so weil in Fs é JUSTICE ort THE PEACE. ~~ bed ane, KENDALL, « ba * “ santo of tag Freres of ered Tow ensuing election. office of at the “ Ba aes thd 2thWL et ve Gavip ve ET vas Roberts Beptember 90 Jecobe & Sargent ve U & CB Ault = e 2 WwW &HL &CB Ault sUSTICE em THE PEACE. zx. W. r, OMETH, himself s for the township of te ~ try & 3 2d A Matteson o Juntos of the Punge, of Ney THAT FOUNTAIN SODA! rikGuild's, oY eas exleee : Nevada. an Senator. ae It [> eee rng that has.na ig Ores ew we have seen letters from Mr. Sargent to gen tlemen here, in which he says that he does at.-leaat. to any prominently bot yat . tlemen unless objection can not Wisha re-clection., He did not seek his pot has. Bihone‘as Rep sine ee of the ralue we get upon the consum-‘than nation a report in ite region, That report we mation of our long deferred, but now accom eae! laborer secur. can aseure the Bee is without feundation, as viteceeg “5 we the the Senate, it will bes proclamation to aires to. be re-elected to his present position 48 Saeed de eo £ yy spits E ogy 4 a rh opporteiilty ? Would it not of present position.Sac. Bee. ponse of our “‘well doae?"-—an evidenceroad . The Bee dught to have a better authority the value we place upou the Pacific Rail lature make his election to forhis assertion that Hoo. A. A. Sargent de. Bill. If the Kop Ok is it not # fitting of his constituents a reindorsement for his Yo the public; bat wo asks,be a worthy res~ wegh like. to sev his colleague, Mr. Phelps, obtain He may bot dedire his samo thus presented it, while he (Sargeot) will seek at the hapds ae 3 HET Garrio, VieginiaC CLind, de Tue Venalls TRaNscCRiPt desires to add JD Page, M Well B Martin, Wytingiee the name of A. A, Sargent to the list of canDeer Creek 8 B Crawford, faithfulnéesis & great reward to bim, and he didatew for United States Senator It is reJHaw:,; J Worrell, Non 4 HL Hatehi [ Springs warm the of proud be to n KE —_— has certainly feaso potted in this region that Mr 8, haa no deGC Powers,. Lake Jonneon, p mad & ; D place he hea in regard.of his fellow citizens. gire.to be sock eandidate, but that he would M Parkerp No doubt the consciousness of his Townehip, a the ensuing election. eT] bd Annoances himself a candidate, for office the of guatice of the Peace, lena: 4 ft Bowers, Mere al Eee vs Ev On, xP R& W. P.HA SHEBIVP y SALED_DAYS OF SALE $ s yon fort, made the triumph ours and’ the ferior JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, i Broad Beret, Nevada, untiring enetgy and industry, performing all . Preparine to Stampepr.— A large in yan the in lf quantity of specie was a short time ago sbiphis duties} he placed himse battling for that bill that is more important ‘ped from Metamoras to England, It is sent AUGUST. 10th agg to California, than all past legislation io her over by wealthy rebels who are preparing to R Croma, C Bluff 8 dtcrgrc g of e behalf, and after the appropriat endin go to Europe because Eucope refuses to come Hi Crouch, Sacra’to Ser gg our present unhappy civil war the greatest ‘to them. } Hewiadye Haw RY Bo ¥ i ca G @ valley 1¥t4 measur for our eountry consummated tho 8 away. a id last ten years, However much others may Coso Rock.—Several tons of quartz reWw J C Goad. do Jehn Turner, Bear B if do WBCamphh, do cently sent from the Josephine lead in Coso, SRA have done—and all hgnor to them—he, universal declarations age true, was the galto San Francisco for assay, yielded g240 H Twining, * do WCarman do lant leader, who, by every appropriate efjpet ton, We 00 re and trying session with his has ability, not in ‘Be enn, cepted the nomination and was elected to a ville Express—haa fgiled to.come to band for bd 7 re Mew Ayn a—proper length. of Justice of the Peace, of Nevada . Al» tives senta Repre of e Hous the past few days, What’s the matter? Have seat. inthe subject to the wili of the people at the whys tn His place] there during tho last long you shut downon as rebels? Arrivals at Nqtenal Exchange _ known ability, ) ss. ag its eucor See, WHVEES Ciry Dos’r REACH Us.--That ataunch andable too. dhort ! the sacrifice, of pecuniary interests, he acadvocate of the Union cause—the Marys nation’s. z unthesitatingly A. A. Sarcent, of Nevada.’ « Not two years ago, against his will, and at Ml