August 4, 1863 (4 pages)

\ 1 “. B. SHANNON, 0. L, SHAFTER, eras Daily Transer OS ** Spor Governor, FREDERIO“N F. LOW. a eateuant G6verior, : WM. HIGBY. , CORNELIUS COLE. _ ft Bepretaty ot ‘Btate, B. B. REDDING, a9 Controller, GEORGE OULTOR. Treasurer, i R. PAOHEOCO, Attorrey General, J, @ MoOULLOUGH. Ww. D. HARRIMAN. ; State Printer, . O. M. COLAYVES. For Surveyor General, . J. FP. ‘HOUGHTON. Harbor Commissiongr, O.L. TAYLOR. — ‘For Superintendent of Public Instruction. JOHN SWETT. For Supreme Judges, : Le SAWYER, & W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY, "Aa Ine RHODES, ' UNION COUNTY TIOKET. a For District Judge, T. B. MoPFARLAND. Por Coanty Judge. For Sheriff.“ OHARLES KENT. + For Ooupty Clerk, R. BH. FARQUHAR. Treasurer, JAMES COLLINS. District Attornes. “THOMAS P. HAWLEY, GERRY MORGAN. Surveyor, H. &. BRADLEY. Superintendent Public Instruction, MAROELLUS 8. DEAL. SBR, sgn WwW. GO. GROVES. Public Administrator, D. GO. TEEPLES. Senators, ~_ JOSEPH KU'T Z « BE. W. ROBERTS. ~ Assemblymen, W. H. BEARS. SETH MARTIN. J. W, RULE. A. A. SMITH: . . Supervisor, 3d District, 8. D. BOSWORTH. eres] tH” The Sonora Flag, while compliment= ing owr fellow citizen, Mr. Sargent, as the brightest Intellect on the const, and speaking of hid great services in Congress, speake of the result of the primary eleetion here as evidence that hig. popularity hae waned in thie county. A word of explanation will set that right. The primary election in this town turned solely on the, question who shouldbe Sheriff, and Mr. §,"s name was ueed on the unsuccessful ticket. His pep. ularity was tot in question. When the Convention met five out of the six memders of the last Legiglitute who voted for Mr. 8. on every ballot for U. 8. were renominated, a personal compliment to Mr. 8. whieh he acknowledged in a speech before the Gonyention. The other two wete not candidates, aud tWo. warm friends of Mr. 8. were put ih their places. Outof atichet of sixteen pames nominated, Mr. 8. voted in Convention for fifteen, and had no particular objection to the other—a fact showing his 4trionds were -not—overslaughed:—Theto-is not amore popular man than Mr, Sargent in this county ; a popularity partly: aciaing from bin services and reputation, and part. ly from hie bold independence and steady attachmdnt'to bis friends, Will the Flag make the amende ? ee Cmcus.—Lee, Worrell -& Sebsatian’s Cirous performed ‘last hight to a usual Ne~ vada audience. — The boys say the affair was all that could be desired, and the‘old ones nod affirmatively. . It was good. To-nigbt the performance will be repeated. “BPONSABATTUMONIA is the Jateattonined. word. It is appluvd toa wifeswhipper. : ‘ LAUDABLE,— The. citicens of Waugh School District, Sonoma county. have voted to levy a apedial tax upon themselves for the purpose of raising, $),000 to build the firat country. schoo'-house in that county, \ ga ‘ a ee ee -~ * Ir is eetimated that tho, wool clip af the country present year will reach 100,000,000 ‘i Te wi VS. & . ¥e ‘ pth Sy fe noctan tony = “ aoe é . [ VERY.—Is it or is it: not true that John personal knowledge, he d [admitted into the Union, whien the old dems ‘No those vaults (puinting to the basement of. To the first of these pa cr we say from up of a government independent of the We.were.present at a mase meeting-op the plated We ni “Francisco, we a Tees in the: month -of “April, 1650, when ‘John B. Welter gave utterance to the treason. There ‘are dozeds of ‘men in the State whu,were present and know the facts. A steamer had just comb ia bringing the information that California was refused admission into the Union.” An indignation meeting was called anda nixed crowd from almost every nation on the globe assembled. The stand was nearthe vld Gastom House on the plaza. John B, Weller caine upon that stand and tulmsiusted nothing but trenson and lies. He talked of the abuse California was receiving from a Whig Administration, ia not. being agogue and scoundrel knew that Zachary Taylor, a Whig, had urged the admission of our. State, and a Democratic Congress re~ fused compliance with bis wishes, The fault longed to Democrats as every mtzlligent aan knew at the time. He paid he had been appointed to survey the boutidary hne between the United States and Mexico, but a. Whig Adinipistration had neglected to turnish the means and he had been obliged to pay the expenses of the commission himeelf out of higown pocket! Those who know how profusely the means furnished him by Government were squandered by him iu 1849, would not have wondered if a check had been put upon bim by any Administra« tion, but the idea uf his paying*twenty-five dollars out of his own pocket is absurd. Warming up with the rot-gut he had imbib-~ 0d before going on the stand, and his real nature getting the upper hand of his prudence, John B, Weller went on to denounce the Government in unmeasured terms. He said it was unw®rthy of support, and it would be ‘an act approved by God und man to “haul dowi that flag, (pointing to. the stare and stripes waving from the top of the Custom House) and seize upon the revenues the building) and apply them to the supporte of an independent goveroment on the shores: of the Pacific.” Some cheered, but your “Unole Fuller" called for dornicks and hunted industriously for_aaupply. Col. James Collier, Collector of the port, crowded to the front of the stand :n few minutes after, and paying a glowing tribute to the American. flag streaming above, declared, with an eye that flashed with determination and. a Yoive full of. meaning, that wo treacherous hand should touch that banner while ‘he lived to’ defend it, There are many men in this State who are knowing to all these fucts, The charge was . thrown in the teeth of Weller in this city once while he was on the stump. He denied it then, but afterwards owned he did aay the sauve thing but that it was coupled with conditions, But there was no “if” in the: treasvhable speech of the demagogue. MonNasTER GuNS.—Goverament-has contracted for the construction of eight hundved largest sized cannon, for the defence of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Port lund, and other sea port towns, from Pittaburg, Pa. where they are*being made. > og Ae them “are ‘Ilsinch, others 15.— . Thelatter gun weighs about twenty-four tons, and ae long. Its breach is four feet in diameter, and muzzletwo feet. It throws a round solid ball, weigh: ing 460 ‘pounds, and 38 pounds of powder ‘is used at.each divéharge: They ure cin: veyed over the railroads on low. wheeled cara, and the:great weigtit often weats out the brass hoxes of the ear-wheels, aud new. enes have to be putin belore they can go on, Cuayce #uR A Fortune.—If the: fola lowing istrue, and the recipe sould ' prove good in this climate, there is money:in it: “At the Fruit ‘Growéta’ meentiny, in j of keeping California out of the Union be. B, Weller, Democratic candidste for Con. 4 pt of Na gress;did, m1 cagté Califdeni oof slic i ioimedmtely adugitted inte the i. a . hiinse Pot ayd/advise . impomsnt question, what Aof.a publie? And ‘1 Ame interests inthe i : ry ad wae or met} CT Siptes of that cogiitryy Tring the Mist . Soutien of ‘the State for the benefit of the three yeurs there has been consideruble ed then batchiggz rebellion? We pause for reply: ppra rich 2 vestments to the extent probably of many «millions of dollars; 'Théte are at the present time hundreds and pochaps thavipands. of mex in Califor: who dre interested in Mexican wines.’ Vessels have been coustantly sailing from San Franciseo to Guaymas .ahd other. lodes of silver that abound in . thos ‘states. ‘The Et f “that VALUE Y aes State from. that ‘region have stimulated in; * millions of mothers and children, from the feebie fafint’ of dne, week old-to the adult. It not only relieves the child from pain. but . Gripping tn the Bowels and Wind Colic ,.'We, believe itds the, Best and Surest. Remesly in the World. in all tases of Dysentery ana Diarrhoea in Children, whether it arises from Teething of from any other cause. Mexican ports, freighted. with machinery of . ’ Full directions for using will accompany each at! kinds for working’mines. The trade to that part of the world is becoming copsider« able. “Tt is the fruit of Américan enterprize. Our. citizens have invested their money and gone to Mexico with the expectation that their tights: would be respected. But, are they cerfain that it will be so, if the Emper» or Napoleon seizes the Government of Mexico? It will beremembered that be asseverated before the world that. his intentions towards Mexico were not idffuenced by any designs against the independence or government of that country. Since his fulseness on that point has been exposed, wlio will trust him? May he not seize on the mines that our citizens own and have made vaiua~ ble,-or compel their owners to pay for heen’) ses to work them? It is more.than proba~ ble. His pledgés ate nothing worth, and the only way to deal with him is as with av enemy. ~~ War News —Adwiral Porter reports that he will raise the gunbout De Kalb, yes by a torpede in the Yazoo river. _ Johuson is still on the retreat to the interior, (ii “The President has authorized the isauing of on order, that it will be the policy and intention of the Government, to retaliate tor every éage of ill treatment of our officers and wen, black or white, by rebel authorities by hanging for hanging, shooting for shvoting and imprisonment in every instance, where it is known that: black peo in. military service of the Government'Of the United States; -are_ taken. prisoners, and sold into slavery. Our military authorities w:l) be instructed to select rebel priseners, and to confine them tu hard labor in some prison, there to. rewain uotil black meu are hberated* ‘The Goverament maintains, aid will exact promptly to the letter, that Federal uniform like the flag, wust and shall be respected. -A Wilmington (i, C.) Journal, of late date, says there 18 an organized movement on fost to contest the Congressional election in all the districts, and that if the mavement meéeaneany thing it ‘means reconstruction and dubmiasion, and warns the people and sol. diers that such isits nature aud tendency and suh is its reality, il successful. New York, August let—Advices from off Charleston etute that no engagement had tar ken place since the assault on Fort Wagner. Our Monitors were occasionally firing on both Wagner and Sumter. ‘The idea of tak ing Waguer by assault seems to be abandon~ ed fur the present. The Teuth Connecticut occupy rifle-prte within two hupdred and fifty P tad of the fort. he steamer Belvedere saw two Monitors ‘*@ngaging Fort ,Wagner. Gen. Gilmore had succveded in Greeting « lung line of batteries within three huudred yards of Fort Wagner, and had alse. mounted heavy siege guns within ® mile and a quarter of Furt Sumter, which were to on Wednesday, The General feels confident of his.ability to reduce Fort Sumter, ' Se gr Brashear City surrendered on the 23d to the gunboatSachem. © Ex-Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, has been ine :reerated in Libby peieen tor Tes fasing to submit to the tyranny Wf Jeff. DaARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, bottle. None Gen unless the facsimile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, 1s on the Qutside wrapper. “{ 7 /. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. + Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Pricé Qnly, 25,.Cents per Bottle. REDINGTON & Co., 416 and 418 From St., San Frzne‘sco, , Agents for California, ASTROLOGY nm ‘ PROF. MANSTEIN, ‘TYAVING in his travel in Brazil, Peru, Bolf via, the Argenture Republic and Australia, iven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has en consulted ih , VARIOUS LANGUAGES, Tn reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. 2till 10 o’clock P. M Ladies who wish to be consulted at their residences, by leaving or sending their érders, will meet with prompt attention. Nevada, Aug. 4th—tf Office Hours from 9 o‘clock.to 12 A. M. and from apt volun srg fh SALE.—State of Califor-/ nia, county of Nevada, township of Kureka, 88.—By virtde of an execution to: me delivered jesued from the court of Tia Stanley, Esq. an actng justice ofthe peaeé, in and for the county aforesald, bearing date August Ist, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said 8 on the Ist of August, in favor of J. C. Mains and againat Thee, ead for the sum of Une Hundied and Thirty seven dollars, debt, interest, damages and coste of suit, I have. taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described propes ty to wit : The undivided one halfof a certain set of min. ing claims wn as George Head & MecCollough diggings, together wah all tools and ap purtenances Alse, one hereunto. belonging. ranch aud gatden, together with he: thereon. Said property be situgt on Gheaks Flat, aeaee: ov ‘ hy Ae Moore’s Flat, on se pag wpa of dg rob M. and 4 P.M. aken as the pro o to satisfy the above phe and accruing cosis. : 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable Te Tax Payers! BS aero te hereby given that the County Assessor of Nevada vn ag Parag -this day deposited iw office his Tax t_or Assessment Roll, with the original lists of property given to him and that the Board of Equalization will meet Monday, August 10th. 1 to hear ail complaints in tegard to the as value of property. K. H FARQUHAR, Clerk ofthe Board of Supervisors. fia ‘Worrell & Sebastian's GREAT : CGIRCUS! JOHN WILSON, Propricter. WILL EXHIBIT AT NEVADA, Om Boulder Street; August 34 & 4th. x en BL Cc. LEE, o. AT pon Pap ng eS with the Cireus-in California, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors, porticnw§ fter an absence of three voemh gn his a i oh ENTIRE Cy. Y, includ.ng all ‘ * ry preww eer trek i wy Gel het J EB Jones do J Wyman Mountain W THE LE EF AMILY, Mine shal eve Im H DB easine moses . d a number f aaa ‘he hi wali _Mias Sholesa of perfo ) § Cooper it J W Sadler 0 = fier ae Beacon . oer ea . ac! . do akeuard and fing gi oT a ge Stewar' c ¢ Townsen a ao ¢ L lee ey de e George Ryland, ona: re do ashivata . " ° L¥ellows: do J H Mitehell Maryeville pres, Weereti, = petites You ~~ * + _ eam, 3 THE GREAT ‘AMERICAN CLOWN, dee’ ahve am . Are all av to. this great establishment, toSERRA Mine Tem $.D» be cow wel co . Rother with, the Most Complete Stud of Seema ’ August 2, 1863. W M Lakeochy San Fra John Miller Stockton orses. Pontes and Mules that ever peared in California, pay MareW lust, says the Americat-Agriculturiat, Admission.,.,.0++ seas One Dollar. some fresh, plump, Isabelle qrapre. were . Hayne, go A Ene Maryevil Children Halt Price cobals N 4 ange ‘ ke e paar 5 K Seiden rs fen ode Doors open at 7. Performance to county, N. XxX. ey were ed, a ey en : ou rs PM. comtime “A vietine in papacy tnt square and * be mena oruing do ‘ paatet ts mence at 8 pb § J. ALEXANDER, Ag’t six inches + three lavers of bunches, with ; " P sheets of newspaper laid between them. P Autonich os Ti, Galahals toe Pee SELF-SEALING CANS! They were thea putin acoul cellar avd not . N Anton do _ E Schofield Grass Val. “ees ‘4 opened: until Spring, when they came out . YP yarrond Star City H MCounor do 100 Dozen Glasnand Tin Self-Seal ith fair Flay : Sais UC Whitetick Virgina donne Boss do ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale with fair ‘and gréea stems, James.@ Doe Clift San Juan ‘arhohteahs wha retell at the Covemercal ps “int haa Mre F Whittier Star ¢ © H Hill Nevada city _ Btreet Hardware and Crockeryware Tie Savaunuh News says there is reason OsrveG *. i vy Erevethiok do Store, by se paiceap i} to beliéve the surrender of the confederate . 5. Kilott Santa Cla W oor do GEO. E. TURNER. gunboat Atalanta was: the treachery ‘of her . 2 SOR Tiga. Aamuel Dicker do . Call amd Examine them! note. i . of one of the best female physiclda’' and sen igration from California te Lower California, . in the United States. apd. has-been nsed for this. sare iad Welw of miners to work the . ty years with never failing safety and success by trvigorates the acidity. ives. tone. and energy to the whole. byetead. Wa Wlalen aceon relieve © ~~ Tne Bic Race ror 2,000 Doiars !. — shade ie a. Preen thoze two celebratedhorses ‘Honest Ance,” the propoligtt Watt, of Grass Valley, aod the celebrated maré,**Whiteball Maid,’he prépertpot forge . F. Jacobs, vf Quaker Hill, has come to a close for $1,000 a side, at mile heate, 3 best in.S, to barness to rule. 1 Little is ventured in saying, this ja going tu be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the.owners.of the horses backs bis vpinion with his money, and a close and well” contested race may be expected, as the “Whitehall Mid” is fleet of foot, and both parties are confident of winning. ~In sportsman’s phrase, ‘may the best horse. win.” There are $4,000 already put up. * D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown ware, .“* Whitehall Maid.” Robert Watt. names sorrel gelding, “Honest Ance.” _ & be Remember this. is the Great “Ance” that trotted against the Queen of Trotters, “Flo« ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trotted in 2,19], and ‘“‘Ance” saved his distance. . ertyofM tr. P ANOTHER EXCITING RACE—On Suaturday the Sth day of August, over the Glenbrook Course, Nevada. Mr. Geo. Jacob s bets Mr. A. E. Head $500 that his bay gelding ‘Rattling Jack” can beat Mr. Head's brown horse “Latham,” under the piloting of D. Denison. Mr.A.E. Head bets him he can’t do it. This race will be mile heats, 2 at 2 o'clock P. M. There is $500 up aa forfeit and $500 more to be put up on the _j-day-of the race and before 2 o'clock P. M. on the said day; and either party failing to put up by that time loses the forfeit already put up. Damel Denison names bay gelding ‘‘Rat-~ tling Jack.” Mr. A. E. Head names brown horse “Latham,” to harness to rule. . Democratic Co. Convention. Hf Yor Democratic Gentral Committee of Nevada county met if Nevada, July 2ist, pursuant toa call of the Chairman The Secretary being absent, Dr. Henry Davis was chosen Secretary FRO TEM. . RESOLVED, That a Convention of the Democ rasy of Nevada county be held in the city of Nepin on ¥riday, August 7th, 1863, at 11 o’clo-k, Ae M., for the purpose of nominating a count ticket, and the transaction of such other bus!ness as may come before the Convention. RESOLVED, That alt Democrats and citizens who approve of and endurse the platform adopted by the Democratic State Convention, held in Sacramento, July 8th. 1863, are invited to participate in the primary elections, and are en title to huld seats in the Convention. RESOLVED, That the y be requested to in the several precincts on Saturday, Aug. gt. 1863, for the purpose of choosing deleRe “erhe tes are apportioned as follows: Gros Mo aie eedeeveroes peusevcees = = OPO. cv ceseese fesevenses eoeeee legates Nevada..+.Se dee dbeeseesvovesvoes 13 delegates Washington. .. se. cesseseecenes 31 delegates Rough and Ready... swe. 10 de OGM enc cicssvetcdcictsoncseces 10 delegates WORRs cc ccvcenscsevsvrccetesewcence 10 delegates Little York. .-+se0s0« seveees epnes 1@ delegates RE OLVED, That the members of the County Central Committee residing in each Township. are hereby constituted ajTown Committee, whose Aaty it shall be to apportion the Township de!egations among the several precincts thereof, ar aaeaieee” and place for holding the prie 8. ; On motion the Committee red. WM. WATT, Chairman. Henry DAvis Sec’y PRO TEM. SPECIAL NOTICE. ir S, HAAS & CO, have just received at their Fashionable, Store, on Commercial Street, Cormer of Pine, a most magnifiCS “Peent stock of Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Which they invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns te call and examine. Among the articles may be found Vests of all styles and qualities, Pants, an immense stock, Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Hats and Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in Fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class preston, emengaragg We sell our Goeds at low always guarantéeds— We would particularily invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of by . Saratega Tranks, Which we have-just received from~New York. * 8. HAAS & CO.) Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. ~ Nevada. Jaly 7th. 4 WANTED! Gee QUABTZ SUITABLE FOR FI nist Bf \ ue By FE etd? aa t py best in 3, to harness to rule; horses to start » for cash, and saiisfaction is ° * CHANCE F il feir that t State by a he year. John against ‘ue. Yet there -is B. MeDonald leprosy and d fights ahead : theeasiest. ¢ since the hun A FELLOW _ ‘ton the*other imagines his ina peacefu erazy copper Tue Savt arrived. yeste went on exhi has a remark smiles. "Tis don’t much knots, cats . enough. T! difficulty -in i tion above t! fected with summer sea ty often ‘wit ‘ural. for alli: in the monn Hard sbell ! James C from Postw: man, Esq., Valparaiso, : ‘to this State amember o . tosucceed ( ‘Ho, For ‘will meet f ‘foreigners ’d: tizens, on § Glock. As the Court be concerned w cr Mes Wm. Kent . district » RH. Ps Bigelow we te Servi Chureh on o'clock. R the evening Brick Chure Rev. Mr.C THE Pia faced men, well “‘shuc town yeste! for the low of horses c much wors DveE.—. in the Vir; tempted in tween Goo and Tom . been tellin about each himself eve editor. Th obscure ca it and the' and nip the report any bitrary arr heads in t te” Bre hereabouts ted as muc! them. CHILDR 3,244 child and only < There are . teen, and . 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\ 1 “. B. SHANNON, 0. L, SHAFTER, eras Daily Transer OS ** Spor Governor, FREDERIO“N F. LOW. a eateuant G6verior, : WM. HIGBY. , CORNELIUS COLE. _ ft Bepretaty ot ‘Btate, B. B. REDDING, a9 Controller, GEORGE OULTOR. Treasurer, i R. PAOHEOCO, Attorrey General, J, @ MoOULLOUGH. Ww. D. HARRIMAN. ; State Printer, . O. M. COLAYVES. For Surveyor General, . J. FP. ‘HOUGHTON. Harbor Commissiongr, O.L. TAYLOR. — ‘For Superintendent of Public Instruction. JOHN SWETT. For Supreme Judges, : Le SAWYER, & W. SANDERSON, JOHN CURREY, "Aa Ine RHODES, ' UNION COUNTY TIOKET. a For District Judge, T. B. MoPFARLAND. Por Coanty Judge. For Sheriff.“ OHARLES KENT. + For Ooupty Clerk, R. BH. FARQUHAR. Treasurer, JAMES COLLINS. District Attornes. “THOMAS P. HAWLEY, GERRY MORGAN. Surveyor, H. &. BRADLEY. Superintendent Public Instruction, MAROELLUS 8. DEAL. SBR, sgn WwW. GO. GROVES. Public Administrator, D. GO. TEEPLES. Senators, ~_ JOSEPH KU'T Z « BE. W. ROBERTS. ~ Assemblymen, W. H. BEARS. SETH MARTIN. J. W, RULE. A. A. SMITH: . . Supervisor, 3d District, 8. D. BOSWORTH. eres] tH” The Sonora Flag, while compliment= ing owr fellow citizen, Mr. Sargent, as the brightest Intellect on the const, and speaking of hid great services in Congress, speake of the result of the primary eleetion here as evidence that hig. popularity hae waned in thie county. A word of explanation will set that right. The primary election in this town turned solely on the, question who shouldbe Sheriff, and Mr. §,"s name was ueed on the unsuccessful ticket. His pep. ularity was tot in question. When the Convention met five out of the six memders of the last Legiglitute who voted for Mr. 8. on every ballot for U. 8. were renominated, a personal compliment to Mr. 8. whieh he acknowledged in a speech before the Gonyention. The other two wete not candidates, aud tWo. warm friends of Mr. 8. were put ih their places. Outof atichet of sixteen pames nominated, Mr. 8. voted in Convention for fifteen, and had no particular objection to the other—a fact showing his 4trionds were -not—overslaughed:—Theto-is not amore popular man than Mr, Sargent in this county ; a popularity partly: aciaing from bin services and reputation, and part. ly from hie bold independence and steady attachmdnt'to bis friends, Will the Flag make the amende ? ee Cmcus.—Lee, Worrell -& Sebsatian’s Cirous performed ‘last hight to a usual Ne~ vada audience. — The boys say the affair was all that could be desired, and the‘old ones nod affirmatively. . It was good. To-nigbt the performance will be repeated. “BPONSABATTUMONIA is the Jateattonined. word. It is appluvd toa wifeswhipper. : ‘ LAUDABLE,— The. citicens of Waugh School District, Sonoma county. have voted to levy a apedial tax upon themselves for the purpose of raising, $),000 to build the firat country. schoo'-house in that county, \ ga ‘ a ee ee -~ * Ir is eetimated that tho, wool clip af the country present year will reach 100,000,000 ‘i Te wi VS. & . ¥e ‘ pth Sy fe noctan tony = “ aoe é . [ VERY.—Is it or is it: not true that John personal knowledge, he d [admitted into the Union, whien the old dems ‘No those vaults (puinting to the basement of. To the first of these pa cr we say from up of a government independent of the We.were.present at a mase meeting-op the plated We ni “Francisco, we a Tees in the: month -of “April, 1650, when ‘John B. Welter gave utterance to the treason. There ‘are dozeds of ‘men in the State whu,were present and know the facts. A steamer had just comb ia bringing the information that California was refused admission into the Union.” An indignation meeting was called anda nixed crowd from almost every nation on the globe assembled. The stand was nearthe vld Gastom House on the plaza. John B, Weller caine upon that stand and tulmsiusted nothing but trenson and lies. He talked of the abuse California was receiving from a Whig Administration, ia not. being agogue and scoundrel knew that Zachary Taylor, a Whig, had urged the admission of our. State, and a Democratic Congress re~ fused compliance with bis wishes, The fault longed to Democrats as every mtzlligent aan knew at the time. He paid he had been appointed to survey the boutidary hne between the United States and Mexico, but a. Whig Adinipistration had neglected to turnish the means and he had been obliged to pay the expenses of the commission himeelf out of higown pocket! Those who know how profusely the means furnished him by Government were squandered by him iu 1849, would not have wondered if a check had been put upon bim by any Administra« tion, but the idea uf his paying*twenty-five dollars out of his own pocket is absurd. Warming up with the rot-gut he had imbib-~ 0d before going on the stand, and his real nature getting the upper hand of his prudence, John B, Weller went on to denounce the Government in unmeasured terms. He said it was unw®rthy of support, and it would be ‘an act approved by God und man to “haul dowi that flag, (pointing to. the stare and stripes waving from the top of the Custom House) and seize upon the revenues the building) and apply them to the supporte of an independent goveroment on the shores: of the Pacific.” Some cheered, but your “Unole Fuller" called for dornicks and hunted industriously for_aaupply. Col. James Collier, Collector of the port, crowded to the front of the stand :n few minutes after, and paying a glowing tribute to the American. flag streaming above, declared, with an eye that flashed with determination and. a Yoive full of. meaning, that wo treacherous hand should touch that banner while ‘he lived to’ defend it, There are many men in this State who are knowing to all these fucts, The charge was . thrown in the teeth of Weller in this city once while he was on the stump. He denied it then, but afterwards owned he did aay the sauve thing but that it was coupled with conditions, But there was no “if” in the: treasvhable speech of the demagogue. MonNasTER GuNS.—Goverament-has contracted for the construction of eight hundved largest sized cannon, for the defence of New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Port lund, and other sea port towns, from Pittaburg, Pa. where they are*being made. > og Ae them “are ‘Ilsinch, others 15.— . Thelatter gun weighs about twenty-four tons, and ae long. Its breach is four feet in diameter, and muzzletwo feet. It throws a round solid ball, weigh: ing 460 ‘pounds, and 38 pounds of powder ‘is used at.each divéharge: They ure cin: veyed over the railroads on low. wheeled cara, and the:great weigtit often weats out the brass hoxes of the ear-wheels, aud new. enes have to be putin belore they can go on, Cuayce #uR A Fortune.—If the: fola lowing istrue, and the recipe sould ' prove good in this climate, there is money:in it: “At the Fruit ‘Growéta’ meentiny, in j of keeping California out of the Union be. B, Weller, Democratic candidste for Con. 4 pt of Na gress;did, m1 cagté Califdeni oof slic i ioimedmtely adugitted inte the i. a . hiinse Pot ayd/advise . impomsnt question, what Aof.a publie? And ‘1 Ame interests inthe i : ry ad wae or met} CT Siptes of that cogiitryy Tring the Mist . Soutien of ‘the State for the benefit of the three yeurs there has been consideruble ed then batchiggz rebellion? We pause for reply: ppra rich 2 vestments to the extent probably of many «millions of dollars; 'Théte are at the present time hundreds and pochaps thavipands. of mex in Califor: who dre interested in Mexican wines.’ Vessels have been coustantly sailing from San Franciseo to Guaymas .ahd other. lodes of silver that abound in . thos ‘states. ‘The Et f “that VALUE Y aes State from. that ‘region have stimulated in; * millions of mothers and children, from the feebie fafint’ of dne, week old-to the adult. It not only relieves the child from pain. but . Gripping tn the Bowels and Wind Colic ,.'We, believe itds the, Best and Surest. Remesly in the World. in all tases of Dysentery ana Diarrhoea in Children, whether it arises from Teething of from any other cause. Mexican ports, freighted. with machinery of . ’ Full directions for using will accompany each at! kinds for working’mines. The trade to that part of the world is becoming copsider« able. “Tt is the fruit of Américan enterprize. Our. citizens have invested their money and gone to Mexico with the expectation that their tights: would be respected. But, are they cerfain that it will be so, if the Emper» or Napoleon seizes the Government of Mexico? It will beremembered that be asseverated before the world that. his intentions towards Mexico were not idffuenced by any designs against the independence or government of that country.. Since his fulseness on that point has been exposed, wlio will trust him? May he not seize on the mines that our citizens own and have made vaiua~ ble,-or compel their owners to pay for heen’) ses to work them? It is more.than proba~ ble. His pledgés ate nothing worth, and the only way to deal with him is as with av enemy. ~~ War News —Adwiral Porter reports that he will raise the gunbout De Kalb, yes by a torpede in the Yazoo river. _ Johuson is still on the retreat to the interior, (ii “The President has authorized the isauing of on order, that it will be the policy and intention of the Government, to retaliate tor every éage of ill treatment of our officers and wen, black or white, by rebel authorities by hanging for hanging, shooting for shvoting and imprisonment in every instance, where it is known that: black peo in. military service of the Government'Of the United States; -are_ taken. prisoners, and sold into slavery. Our military authorities w:l) be instructed to select rebel priseners, and to confine them tu hard labor in some prison, there to. rewain uotil black meu are hberated* ‘The Goverament maintains, aid will exact promptly to the letter, that Federal uniform like the flag, wust and shall be respected. -A Wilmington (i, C.) Journal, of late date, says there 18 an organized movement on fost to contest the Congressional election in all the districts, and that if the mavement meéeaneany thing it ‘means reconstruction and dubmiasion, and warns the people and sol. diers that such isits nature aud tendency and suh is its reality, il successful. New York, August let—Advices from off Charleston etute that no engagement had tar ken place since the assault on Fort Wagner. Our Monitors were occasionally firing on both Wagner and Sumter. ‘The idea of tak ing Waguer by assault seems to be abandon~ ed fur the present.. The Teuth Connecticut occupy rifle-prte within two hupdred and fifty P tad of the fort. he steamer Belvedere saw two Monitors ‘*@ngaging Fort ,Wagner. Gen. Gilmore had succveded in Greeting « lung line of batteries within three huudred yards of Fort Wagner, and had alse. mounted heavy siege guns within ® mile and a quarter of Furt Sumter, which were to on Wednesday, The General feels confident of his.ability to reduce Fort Sumter, ' Se gr Brashear City surrendered on the 23d to the gunboatSachem. © Ex-Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, has been ine :reerated in Libby peieen tor Tes fasing to submit to the tyranny Wf Jeff. DaARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada, bottle. None Gen unless the facsimile of Curtis & Perkins, New York, 1s on the Qutside wrapper. “{ 7 /. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. + Principal Office, 48 Dey street, New York. Pricé Qnly, 25,.Cents per Bottle. REDINGTON & Co.,

416 and 418 From St., San Frzne‘sco, , Agents for California, ASTROLOGY nm ‘ PROF. MANSTEIN, ‘TYAVING in his travel in Brazil, Peru, Bolf via, the Argenture Republic and Australia, iven satisfaction to Thousands by whom he has en consulted ih , VARIOUS LANGUAGES, Tn reference to ail the EVENTS OF LIFE, PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE, Would inform the citizens of Nevada and vicinity that has taken Rooms at the St. Louis Hotel, Commercial St. 2till 10 o’clock P. M Ladies who wish to be consulted at their residences, by leaving or sending their érders, will meet with prompt attention. Nevada, Aug. 4th—tf Office Hours from 9 o‘clock.to 12 A. M. and from apt volun srg fh SALE.—State of Califor-/ nia, county of Nevada, township of Kureka, 88.—By virtde of an execution to: me delivered jesued from the court of Tia Stanley, Esq. an actng justice ofthe peaeé, in and for the county aforesald, bearing date August Ist, 1863, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said 8 on the Ist of August, in favor of J. C. Mains and againat Thee, ead for the sum of Une Hundied and Thirty seven dollars, debt, interest, damages and coste of suit, I have. taken in execution and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the following described propes ty to wit : The undivided one halfof a certain set of min. ing claims wn as George Head & MecCollough diggings, together wah all tools and ap purtenances Alse, one hereunto. belonging. ranch aud gatden, together with he: thereon. Said property be situgt on Gheaks Flat, aeaee: ov ‘ hy Ae Moore’s Flat, on se pag wpa of dg rob M. and 4 P.M. aken as the pro o to satisfy the above phe and accruing cosis. : 0. D. BABCOCK, Constable Te Tax Payers! BS aero te hereby given that the County Assessor of Nevada vn ag Parag -this day deposited iw office his Tax t_or Assessment Roll, with the original lists of property given to him and that the Board of Equalization will meet Monday, August 10th. 1 to hear ail complaints in tegard to the as value of property. K. H FARQUHAR, Clerk ofthe Board of Supervisors. fia ‘Worrell & Sebastian's GREAT : CGIRCUS! JOHN WILSON, Propricter. WILL EXHIBIT AT NEVADA, Om Boulder Street; August 34 & 4th. x en BL Cc. LEE, o. AT pon Pap ng eS with the Cireus-in California, HASEY & MAYBERRY Proprietors, porticnw§ fter an absence of three voemh gn his a i oh ENTIRE Cy. Y, includ.ng all ‘ * ry preww eer trek i wy Gel het J EB Jones do J Wyman Mountain W THE LE EF AMILY, Mine shal eve Im H DB easine moses . d a number f aaa ‘he hi wali _Mias Sholesa of perfo ) § Cooper it J W Sadler 0 = fier ae Beacon . oer ea . ac! . do akeuard and fing gi oT a ge Stewar' c ¢ Townsen a ao ¢ L lee ey de e George Ryland, ona: re do ashivata . " ° L¥ellows: do J H Mitehell Maryeville pres, Weereti, = petites You ~~ * + _ eam, 3 THE GREAT ‘AMERICAN CLOWN, dee’ ahve am . Are all av to. this great establishment, toSERRA Mine Tem $.D» be cow wel co . Rother with, the Most Complete Stud of Seema ’ August 2, 1863. W M Lakeochy San Fra John Miller Stockton orses. Pontes and Mules that ever peared in California, pay MareW lust, says the Americat-Agriculturiat, Admission..,.,..0++ seas One Dollar. some fresh, plump, Isabelle qrapre. were . Hayne, go A Ene Maryevil Children Halt Price cobals N 4 ange ‘ ke e paar 5 K Seiden rs fen ode Doors open at 7. Performance to county, N. XxX. ey were ed, a ey en : ou rs PM. comtime “A vietine in papacy tnt square and * be mena oruing do ‘ paatet ts mence at 8 pb § J. ALEXANDER, Ag’t six inches + three lavers of bunches, with ; " P sheets of newspaper laid between them. P Autonich os Ti, Galahals toe Pee SELF-SEALING CANS! They were thea putin acoul cellar avd not . N Anton do _ E Schofield Grass Val. “ees ‘4 opened: until Spring, when they came out . YP yarrond Star City H MCounor do 100 Dozen Glasnand Tin Self-Seal ith fair Flay : Sais UC Whitetick Virgina donne Boss do ing Cans, new patent, all sizes, for sale with fair ‘and gréea stems, James.@ Doe Clift San Juan ‘arhohteahs wha retell at the Covemercal ps “int haa Mre F Whittier Star ¢ © H Hill Nevada city _ Btreet Hardware and Crockeryware Tie Savaunuh News says there is reason OsrveG *. i vy Erevethiok do Store, by se paiceap i} to beliéve the surrender of the confederate . 5.. Kilott Santa Cla W oor do GEO. E. TURNER. gunboat Atalanta was: the treachery ‘of her . 2 SOR Tiga. Aamuel Dicker do . Call amd Examine them! note. i . of one of the best female physiclda’' and sen igration from California te Lower California, . in the United States. apd. has-been nsed for this. sare iad Welw of miners to work the . ty years with never failing safety and success by trvigorates the acidity. ives. tone. and energy to the whole. byetead. Wa Wlalen aceon relieve © ~~ Tne Bic Race ror 2,000 Doiars !. — shade ie a. Preen thoze two celebratedhorses ‘Honest Ance,” the propoligtt Watt, of Grass Valley, aod the celebrated maré,**Whiteball Maid,’he prépertpot forge . F. Jacobs, vf Quaker Hill, has come to a close for $1,000 a side, at mile heate, 3 best in.S, to barness to rule. 1 Little is ventured in saying, this ja going tu be one of the most honorable of races, as each of the.owners.of the horses backs bis vpinion with his money, and a close and well” contested race may be expected, as the “Whitehall Mid” is fleet of foot, and both parties are confident of winning. ~In sportsman’s phrase, ‘may the best horse. win.” There are $4,000 already put up. * D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown ware, .“* Whitehall Maid.” Robert Watt. names sorrel gelding, “Honest Ance.” _ & be Remember this. is the Great “Ance” that trotted against the Queen of Trotters, “Flo« ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when she trotted in 2,19], and ‘“‘Ance” saved his distance. . ertyofM tr. P ANOTHER EXCITING RACE—On Suaturday the Sth day of August, over the Glenbrook Course, Nevada. Mr. Geo. Jacob s bets Mr. A. E. Head $500 that his bay gelding ‘Rattling Jack” can beat Mr. Head's brown horse “Latham,” under the piloting of D. Denison. Mr.A.E. Head bets him he can’t do it. This race will be mile heats, 2 at 2 o'clock P. M. There is $500 up aa forfeit and $500 more to be put up on the _j-day-of the race and before 2 o'clock P. M. on the said day; and either party failing to put up by that time loses the forfeit already put up. Damel Denison names bay gelding ‘‘Rat-~ tling Jack.” Mr. A. E. Head names brown horse “Latham,” to harness to rule. . Democratic Co. Convention. Hf Yor Democratic Gentral Committee of Nevada county met if Nevada, July 2ist, pursuant toa call of the Chairman The Secretary being absent, Dr. Henry Davis was chosen Secretary FRO TEM. . RESOLVED, That a Convention of the Democ rasy of Nevada county be held in the city of Nepin on ¥riday, August 7th, 1863, at 11 o’clo-k, Ae M., for the purpose of nominating a count ticket, and the transaction of such other bus!ness as may come before the Convention. RESOLVED, That alt Democrats and citizens who approve of and endurse the platform adopted by the Democratic State Convention, held in Sacramento, July 8th. 1863, are invited to participate in the primary elections, and are en title to huld seats in the Convention. RESOLVED, That the y be requested to in the several precincts on Saturday, Aug. gt. 1863, for the purpose of choosing deleRe “erhe tes are apportioned as follows: Gros Mo aie eedeeveroes peusevcees = = OPO. cv ceseese fesevenses eoeeee legates Nevada...+.Se dee dbeeseesvovesvoes 13 delegates Washington. ... se. cesseseecenes 31 delegates Rough and Ready..... swe. 10 de OGM enc cicssvetcdcictsoncseces 10 delegates WORRs cc ccvcenscsevsvrccetesewcence 10 delegates Little York. ..-+se0s0« seveees epnes 1@ delegates RE OLVED, That the members of the County Central Committee residing in each Township. are hereby constituted ajTown Committee, whose Aaty it shall be to apportion the Township de!egations among the several precincts thereof, ar aaeaieee” and place for holding the prie 8. ; On motion the Committee red. WM. WATT, Chairman. Henry DAvis Sec’y PRO TEM. SPECIAL NOTICE. ir S, HAAS & CO, have just received at their Fashionable, Store, on Commercial Street, Cormer of Pine, a most magnifiCS “Peent stock of Gents’ Clothing and Furnishing Goods, Which they invite the people of Nevada and the surrounding towns te call and examine. Among the articles may be found Vests of all styles and qualities, Pants, an immense stock, Shirts, Under Clothes, Cravats, Collars, Hats and Caps, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in Fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class preston, emengaragg We sell our Goeds at low always guarantéeds— We would particularily invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of by . Saratega Tranks, Which we have-just received from~New York. * 8. HAAS & CO.) Cor Commercial & Pine Streets. ~ Nevada. Jaly 7th. 4 WANTED! Gee QUABTZ SUITABLE FOR FI nist Bf \ ue By FE etd? aa t py best in 3, to harness to rule; horses to start » for cash, and saiisfaction is ° * CHANCE F il feir that t State by a he year. John against ‘ue. Yet there -is B. MeDonald leprosy and d fights ahead : theeasiest. ¢ since the hun A FELLOW _ ‘ton the*other imagines his ina peacefu erazy copper Tue Savt arrived. yeste went on exhi has a remark smiles. "Tis don’t much knots, cats . enough. T! difficulty -in i tion above t! fected with summer sea ty often ‘wit ‘ural. for alli: in the monn Hard sbell ! James C from Postw: man, Esq., Valparaiso, : ‘to this State amember o . tosucceed ( ‘Ho, For ‘will meet f ‘foreigners ’d: tizens, on § Glock. As the Court be concerned w cr Mes Wm. Kent . district » RH. Ps Bigelow we te Servi Chureh on o'clock. R the evening Brick Chure Rev. Mr.C THE Pia faced men, well “‘shuc town yeste! for the low of horses c much wors DveE.—. in the Vir; tempted in tween Goo and Tom . been tellin about each himself eve editor. Th obscure ca it and the' and nip the report any bitrary arr heads in t te” Bre hereabouts ted as muc! them. CHILDR 3,244 child and only < There are . teen, and . Forty eating ice Indiana, re was mixed “who had . === HE Pa: ip this « busine Bevada, .