July 15, 1862 (4 pages)

a eA RO enna? ny dann Mp any otte® fe of Bheering We -ean rejoice that the rebellion i is being put down minds of ou eeekias ee’ ait. to make this rebellion “‘redéuhd to the future, good of thé nation did to imiike it.4 Tessin to “ayer SCL aaieeaiet os against beat . ona of the day. might: restore : about as it was, ‘satire dearer thousind millions, and a devastated. country. .ab the South requiring Year tw recover ite former thrift. We might beable to ‘obtains’ ‘pegognition. of the Union iW Partaof our territory ,butwhat would the loyal peoplo.of this nation have for the loss of their prosperity, increased taxation, their suffering and abase? What is to recompéeiite tis for the. death -of thousands of wrave men? Is the Union, with all the old Aistracting elements growing out of the arrogaricé of elavery, simply all that we want, when greater blessings enn be obtained with . itt Weare happy t find. these questions plainly answered, and generally with more ~plainness by Southera than Northern men. ‘The latte®are fo prone so be magnanimous aad talk of lenity, while the foruier whe have tated the bitter fruit’ of rebellion ore for atiking the rebellion with force and energy, and with.no lenity, in the vital pact. Confiscation is the great panacea for the national ills. Strike home at the rebellion by wtriking at the property of the rebels, is the rule Southern Union men would insugurate. While we are about it, let us show that we intend this war shall end with signal a!vantage te the country in aimoral point of view eince it ennnot financially. By confiscating ~—“the -property~ of rebels-we-can-wipe-away 6 etait of slavery that hna so long rested upon our country. Instead of being an evil “te be deplored, this rebellious war may be & fad.send to our Government. Formerly we were obliged in good faith to eequiesce in theexistence of alavery, but the obligation has uow ceased, and we may aot with justice ty mankind instead of lenity ‘te'the rebels. We presume there is nota reasoning mind, that admits the evil of slav~ ery, that supposes the evil must last forever. The progression of the age forbids the sup“position. Can amore favorable moment be ved than the present for obliterating cursed institution, the cause of all the ill ims engendered between the sections ‘stich the nation has had an existence, and the breeder of this unnatural wart The time to purify the Government of all diseusee, and slavery ie the most dangerous one, 16 tow. Let us have justice to ourselves, and ‘mankind instead of lenity to slaveholdere and rebels. CF Boine ot our left ft banded, Union eotemporaries have been thrown into consiptions by the exposition we we made ef the character of their candidate for School Master Generat, dnd they wake awfiil wry fics over the matter. What we have suid we etend to all .the time, . We suid, we had never heard of feay peculiar fitness in Gol. Stevensan for the porition of Superintendent of Public Iustrucdion, that he was acuus d of election frauds iw New York. and that he fled from the Sheriff of that city, d&o. Now, the BenjamTuite press can produce no proof of StevenOta fitness for the office for which he ia a enndidate, end, moreover there is not une of Wom that has a reputation for knowledge of Who political bistory of the us dares a what we have asserted and are ready -day New York city mano the yeara, who has read the news= i hs what he ian out eky ee Sa eee . keptalive only dares our allegations ee on, “Ta the meantime we ask eet F tenes. ‘08 SACKAMERTO Cuunty.— . The Folsom is out io favor of « divisioa parca bony ‘The line of ‘dies: in our affairs. era not to loan on Americng yecurition cause a collapse was. certiin to geome speedily, and repudiation Was sure to fullow. We could afford to thasaieh eseiniiaiinn. yews father to “the though’, ind that enmity to our Gov. ernment wag a. prevailing motive in making such predictions. “Doubtless the English, fi theyre superlative pride and egotiem,believed, that without loans f-om them the American . Governuient would havea to go by the board. They have foun’ themselves mistaken. We ask. no. loans from them. We can support our owti ware within ourselves, and give England a sound thraghing;tvo if she intermedThus far, contrary to every prediction; all the loons the nation required have been promptly taken. Nor has the ¢redit of the Government been in the least impaired. ‘Fhé more we go in debt, the better is our credit. Tle report that the President is going. to call out 300,000 more men, has no effect upon the credit of the Government, but the securities maintain the old price. Tho truth i, ‘sis given Wy the . ‘London Times, the people hive confidence in the Government, and.in the .authofitie, that rules Money comes when money is wanted, because the ric und the poor have a constant and -unalterable faith that their menne is well spplied in sustaining the Union . of the States. The Loudon Times, speaking of Treasury Notes being worth three per cent premium, and the United States stocks in demand at 99 in the money mark: t of New York, re» inarks; ‘there is nothing to be compared with—_this_for_grandeur in the annals-of Butopean finance.” ~ The so true we cannot refrain frum coyping them. ‘That a paper lately abounding in malignity te the American cause should contain such just sentinnents, is somewhat remarkable, and indjcates “a desire on the part of John Bull to haul in hishorns. ‘Tho Times reaturks+ In the midst of a terrific struggle, in which every energy and resource of the country is needed, withan army of seven hundred thousand men to raise, pap, feed, discipline and equip a6 the excessive Gust which, proverbially, attends urgency; and with a numerous flotilla of gunboats and iron-clad vessels of war to coustruct.and arm, excise duties reaching every attiele of coinfort or luxury have been imposed without a murmur of discontent, and public credit continues tobe unfalteringly sustained ata figure which the exchequers of: mouarchy seldom nope to attain. It' would be an ill compliment to the sagacious and disceraing advisers of President Lincoln to ascribe these remarkable phenoméng mainly: or preety to any peculiar skill of theirs in finane’. The thing hus in it a fur deeper and wore important meaning.— Credit is due w the cabinet of Washington fur the simplicity and candor of their measures ; and uboye all for the courageous faith they have shown in the calm steadfistness and patriotism of the people. But iu this indomitable and noble spirit uf the many lies the true interpretation of the marvel. Clever ministers may devise ingenious lures in time of peace, or plausible bribes on the eve of foreign war, whereby to raise extraardinary loons; but ne Eurepean Government, since § the golden days of the States Generol of Holland, has succeeded in raising exclusively within its:territery, at ordinary yates 6f intereat,withiy twelve months, a su equivalent in amount to several years’ ordinary income, Withiut materially depreciating , the value of its securities and of its curreney.— The glorious and gallant hétle commonwealths which had ri¢ked all for dear liberty in their contest with Philip calaily perilled the wealth and eredit the y‘had gained by treédan: rather than «ubmit.te Lowi of France; and iu the litter wemorable struggle, as in the former, they worked wonders. It isa curious wcident that just before the ogtbreak of the fear ful contest in. whieh Atierief has fee the last year been engaged, the history of the Dutch Republic was given to: the werkd by one of the moat distinguished men of that greater federality to which it gerved as a model. As in size and strength, se in financial success, the later commmonwerlth excels its prototyve. } But the euuse iy beth is the samen fixed belief in the mmde of the many that whit they had natioually undertaken aheuld be-accomplished—a silent. unargued but: ineffable conviction, seorn for the idea of eventurd failure—an all but unavimous resolution te matntain thers] utany cost; bat te oegly andhonorably, : the neice of those liberties they dearly prige—is the “‘pubhe secret” of what looks to Spot and. wliast epee asa riddle, ‘The whole commenity commits iteclf tothe cost of the pres ‘ent, War, beenuse the whole community feels that the defense of the Federal Constitution ahd the suppression ef uonatural treason is worth the cost, and ought not tobe grudged. The rich men open their boxes, and = i the came ad from their Times makes other remarks that are4 orn Se wes te erning people. anal the grea notuble results of freedom in our time; one ensive ansewers wrt ta te the calumnies of its foes. of the most and ¢ ““ JULY 12,1862. az ry 3 a 2 ma Angove, C Flat. A’ F he aad do som q Omega Geo Story Deer creek M Garver, do Wh Geert. C Hill A H Mallory, Red Dog Geo P Man. H Flat JH Hatch, W Taylor, B Bridge ‘Spring July 13th. Joe Gotldsmith ) N’al H C Lewis, San Fran’o OH Fraffain, } W H Kinder, Smartsv’e E Keltey, Giass C 8 Maltman, F Lake J Pellsburg J McCoon.’ G Fiat Yankee Howard . Bers D Dougherty, 5 T P 8 Hough, R Creek Ab Morrow. Moores John Hacok, do J K Sale, Grasa Valley ¥F Saturday, city Jas Brown, Hunt’s Hill Gee Randall, do-—_+-4-Hill, Yolo county Mrs Liles, do R Finn, california 8 P Rendall, do JA Reed, 83 3Q A Olark, Auburn c Crow, Montezuma EP Marsellus, San F Philadelphia “Dry Goods ‘Store. Ne. 44 Broad Street. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS — JACOB ROSENTHAL T Af just aia at his New stere a tremen dous stock of ; DRY AND FANCY ihn which: he offers ee sale 25 per cent auaaigas than other Dry Gvods store in Nevada This tstio™ blewing—it is a fact which lean be mbstantiatedby hundreds who are daily purchasing goods of 1500 yards Galico at 9 cents per yd. 5000 yards Merrimac Prints at 12 1-2 cts. -§6 000 yards Yieached Muslin from 10 to 20 cts 500 yards Bareges at 25 cents per yd. 260 Silk Dresses from $10 to $75 apiece. 60 Fine Bonnets at $5 apiece. 300 Shakers at 25 cents apiece. 1000 yaids China Matting at 25 cents per yd. Embroidery of every variety. REMOV AL—Don't be Deceived ! Remember [ have removed to my New Stor a few doors below the old stand. JACOB ROSENTHAL, Nevada, July 16th-tf (\ONSTA BLE’S SALE.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Nevada By virtue of an exeentionto me deliverea isaued from the coart of E. W. Smith, Bsq,, an aeting Justice of the Peace in and for the ey aforesaid bearing date the l2th day of Jul 1862,to ratisfy ated ent rendered by sai ear on the 2ist day ” ‘eb. 1862 iu favor of Jesse Thompson and against E. 8S, Dowd for the sum of $103 56 debt. interest damages and costs of suit with interest at rate of 2 date ofjadgment tilt i have taken ia exueutron and will sell te the highest bider for cash, the following described pre re’ to-wit: All the right, title and taterest of E. 5 Dowd in and Sailor Flat, about one mile from Bluc Tent, in Township and county of Nevada, and known ax the Hawkeye Co’s mining claims Also all the right, title ‘and interest of said Dowd inand toa certain lot of mining claims situated near the above deseribed claims and known as tne Last Chance, nmeludieg a dteb Water to said claims. together git flumes. ey fe hose, derick and all tools thereusito. bcleb I will sell the sare in front of the Court use . door in Nevada city on Saturday the 9th da August \ D. 1sé2., between hours of 9 o’c: ok A_M. and 5 o'clock P.M. fy the above demands and accruing costs. Nevada eity. reste A. D. 1862, ENARD, Constable, N. T. execution to me deliv-red, iseved from the coart date the 12th, Pa oenennies Lewis Cav against P. the sum Aaig Tag det. interest, damaces an: ceste of auit, S oub interest-at the rate of two jp r cent gar nent Sewn date-of judgravnt till pai t. 1 have taken in exeeution, and will fA #1. Givin. Grass Valle &1 Maryeyille John Skelton. do AC m Franet"o A pte Moores B iainy a 4c Wwwwixom y #4 aw . om, Miss Burt, 4 JN lorner. de A Howl O HCambtidgs, de J¥ Kid, Piacer eo J Conroy, do Geo C Powers, L city D NAshmore. do W BStone, Valley” J EC Hall, do 7 A L Greeley, San Juan G BR MeKee, do A B Lindsley, do 2 ¥ Call, do me, Attention is invited to the following prices: reent per month from to a certain lot of pore . claims, ‘situnted near Taken as the proporty of E.S. Dowd, to satisONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California county of Nevada ss. By virtue of an of E. W. Smith, Beq., an aet Justice cf the Peace im and for the county wo bite mg bearta, fine State od od 4.6. csbie I De 2882, in favor of . ComMnaTe H. Dewd, for sell to the . a -S t Rone we L. Archer, sia —~ ere ies St asad Jo H Moore, C. w. : Hag Ke edt econ Lick, a Santen é BES og: = a boarding depart. corps of el ~ : a f OP POSITION TO MONOPOLY UNION LINE OF STAGES! 1 DS sam THE of fhe Union Stages Company will, after chis date, rum indirect sicion to eombination of Btayes, Railread and Steamboats. From Marysville to Grass Valley and Nevada, Aileghanytown and Forest City, and from Marysville to Sacramento, Office at Marysville, N. E. corner of 2d and High streeis. and Nevada at the U.S. Hotel Stages leave Nevada office at7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednexdays and Fridays. We aré sound en the Union, down or the Chinamer and ask the —— reof the whites. 8. MeCUE, Agent. Nevada, June 30th, 1802. SOMETHING NEW ! Hh RESTAURANT !!2 T HE undersigned has opened at No. 65 Broad Street, one door above the Farhiou ROTISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! which will bearried on in a styfe herctofore unknown in Nevada, Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, are inydted tocali. The culinary department is carried on in_sight of the customer aud none but the ciroicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Moast, delivered to them, or parties desirous of a Recherche Dinner are invitedto eall. The services of One of the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Te tor who understands something iu that lineéuimself, and it is his inteution to make this 4 . Hestaurant, a Charges aceording to orders. ; Cc. LECOCY. Nevada, June 13th, 1862. : DENTIST&Y: DENTISTRY!: ITH the great improvements of the day, Vulcanic Kase for artificial teeth—acknow ledyed by all to be the best, easiest and cheapest for the wearer. ‘To see specimens call on DR. POND, Surgeon Dentist. igen to Dr. Levason,) who is always ready rform. Dental operations im the mest shilt fal and scientific manner. Office in Kelsey’s Building over Block & Co.’s Store corner Pine and Commercial streets, Ne — ty, California. ovale. July ist, 1862. 3m DR. 0O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Sueeessor to Dr. Levason.) 8 ice~ in Kelsey’s Building over Block & Co’s Store, corner Pine and Commercial Street Nevada city, Cal. jy 13m FOOT RACE ! A FOOT RACE _ $1,000, ($500 a sidc,) will cone off at ¢ Glenbrook Race Course ! On Saturday, July 10th, 1862 ! ! Betweeen ’ W. H.C. BARTLETT, of Rough & Ready, —and— BENJAMIN ROUSE, of Gress Valley. =e! TROTTING MATCH! Will come off the same day. JAS. B. J EFFRRY, Peopeleton of Track. Nevada, July 12th, tee. UM MONS.—State of Calif S Nevada,ss. District Court cial Dis State Le ou ére hereby sum ae swer to the complaint cata: Col an erron, filed against you Alfred Ferron, defewdant, with ten days from the service of this writ. if serv« the 14th Judi of said State. The People of the lifornia tad avvd Sf be greet: served op you in this — and out of this county and within fort o if served on you in ets . m s @ tion phe Aches 5 re in anid court, cwotiseny ssid pla by the deeree of said court, the benas mowy-and the marital mat MODEL RESTAURANT. a, county of on you m this county, within twenty days if cali ina Feepon te Alfred Ferron, ieak our immense and well assorted CIGARS AND TOBACCOS! at or below San Francin © jobdbing prices. _——_—e* vn addi _—aiso-—. their stoek tor the oh: vat 6 or —as the -‘ Weed,’”’ iseontinually on. the *advance ”’ — persons holding ome aguinet the firm will.plcase present the sametor settlement and thos® ean te uss by: immediate settlement ef their accounts, will prevent coste being added thereto. A splendid opportunity will Oe: offered to-any one desirons ofcugaging in trade at the old stand, ap itzis the Oldest established Business in the Mountains ' At the expiration of sixty day» the balance of our stock on hand, inalading, store fixtures. &c. will be sold. PH L oe Nevada, July 12th, 1862. NEVADA THEATRE. Menday & Tuesday Evenings, July Biet and 15th. THE NATIONAL Pap SE OF Lass BLOWERS, —WITH THFEIR— MAMMOTH MARINE STEAM ENGIN FEF! "In perfect running order. The greatest piece of Mechanical Ingenuity io fhe Werld. The beautiful specimeus made by the Troupe consisting in part of Ships, Birds of Paradise, Card and Flower Baskets, &e,, &es; Are distributed among thé audience seeaonrey ly at each cntertafmment TICKETS 50 Cents. Doors open at 73, o’clack, commence at & Distributiou of Presents at 944 o’elock. . .___.__-J OB GO EDSMEFH;-Agent-——— ‘UNION COUNTY CONVENTION. Lb legal voters of Nevada county, whore whole 8 BS teres aré with, and whe give an undivided suport to the Administration © Abraham Lincoln, in its effortato bellion and restore peace and. _prvape’ country, aro requexted fo meet in their re t ive towships, on Saturday, duly 2 wad 4 +4862, for-the--parpose~ of to represent them iu convention at Ne -age-y on Saturday the 2d day of og dem hy ' the business of said convention to place in nemination a candidate for Count: ysudge, a candidate for the State Senate and four Assem biymen, to be voted for at the ensuing election. The basis of representation in said conven. tion is hereby declared to be one delegate to every 50votes voet in the county at the last -election for Stanford and Conness for Governor,— Under this apportionment the townships of the county are entitled to the following number of delegates : [email protected] Os cocccccvcccene 24 Grass Vallev.esicseccseccessene wesccecescond Rough & Ready ..:.6.scccees Oe ecsassues 4 sae ong ce Lite 1s0rk.ceceee ew eee ereaceteeteeesrenes 9 Ry order of the pan Central Committee : kK. G. W ATTE, Chairman, T. ELLAKD BEANS, Sec’ ryi SHERIFF SALES—DAYS OF SALE. TUESDAY, July 15th Jacobs & Sargent vs Gam ble & & Boardman ad a “ CW Hill ve M P Hoyt ee ts “ Joba exes veA jacobs La ** 224 Peni ie ¥8 Wheeler et & 06 “a H per velH& F ¥ « ** 20th J Cees ee Ere " + Magne Lindsey ve Metar Pr) “ «a Shiileuberger veC FP oi. td gt muy “7 Every hewackeeper caper ficult it ts 4o make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in gst to the fact that to Instré dniformiy Heht sweet and natritous bread it is Only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast. Powder, In every reapect tt exeels all sintilar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement~ in apothes column. r L. ds T= Tastes dy” Sori Sactamenté strett, below Pos. na opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Sopeste ® Office, San Francisco 4or the Permanent Cure of all Chronic and Private ee ee, shun of ckery. eM. date imt-the apgarinn Kevolutioneey y Wary Ch sician te ‘the. Twenticth pei g Chief Sur, secon to the Mi a Hospital of Pesth, Hungary ; the late ef Wourn ee of the Philadeiphia Colid to the treatment of ehd Children. highest bidder fer cash, the folowing described peepee soit fae ragtenr tle andi . Si terest of P. H Bows. . in a endenpoctinds jet of —. Ce eat Ey ~ i one mile from Blue aes ot county of Nevada, atichene as awke paren o's. claims. sAleo all the richt title it ef gait P. Li. Dowd. in and to a é ae . fic oe Uy 9A. M. to9 P.M. Com . “munications strietly confidential. Termanent a is fe. pay. Coasultations by : Addresa Dk I L. J. CZAPKAY, San Pranciseo“ , Spe rmatorrhea, esti tT loca nervous ns Os *. turd its, rYocal weakness. Bory eke and indispsitien and incapability iharen aud a sion to . or m man, are cured the y and aed om . oer oh Pelewke: 'L. ". new oe en eg fy -emapengh omeg letter PAE " alt ae PSH aNE Es, . re-f tity to the. ate Medical \, : u. loss Ol mem averrat self. acter. In would che ture. Wi lecture ay “him to wi tor the pu aanity of t as the edit er man ne GLASS . who have blewing, : must be se The eater character pertorine: with the them the) the evi! o1 years ago. one exhib Tue R. at the Gle will be bi brown m Tisdale's stakes is good trot! The fa The Glen! . CLevp Cloud-y in day to ar The felles him to ri te a refor * gion of tin carriage \ top, if he Court ple vs. J Trial set The P guilty. ° released. The P guilty. ” Court ‘Jet. Goon one in th Administ the Expt . one of th igham & eon, and eaid in a “T sa. your rej dollar, o tration upon: the Partie cost of

a eA RO enna? ny dann Mp any otte® fe of Bheering We -ean rejoice that the rebellion i is being put down minds of ou eeekias ee’ ait. to make this rebellion “‘redéuhd to the future, good of thé nation did to imiike it.4 Tessin to “ayer SCL aaieeaiet os against beat . ona of the day. might: restore : about as it was, ‘satire dearer thousind millions, and a devastated. country. .ab the South requiring Year tw recover ite former thrift. We might beable to ‘obtains’ ‘pegognition. of the Union iW Partaof our territory ,butwhat would the loyal peoplo.of this nation have for the loss of their prosperity, increased taxation, their suffering and abase? What is to recompéeiite tis for the. death -of thousands of wrave men? Is the Union, with all the old Aistracting elements growing out of the arrogaricé of elavery, simply all that we want, when greater blessings enn be obtained with . itt Weare happy t find. these questions plainly answered, and generally with more ~plainness by Southera than Northern men. ‘The latte®are fo prone so be magnanimous aad talk of lenity, while the foruier whe have tated the bitter fruit’ of rebellion ore for atiking the rebellion with force and energy, and with.no lenity, in the vital pact. Confiscation is the great panacea for the national ills. Strike home at the rebellion by wtriking at the property of the rebels, is the rule Southern Union men would insugurate. While we are about it, let us show that we intend this war shall end with signal a!vantage te the country in aimoral point of view eince it ennnot financially. By confiscating ~—“the -property~ of rebels-we-can-wipe-away 6 etait of slavery that hna so long rested upon our country. Instead of being an evil “te be deplored, this rebellious war may be & fad.send to our Government. Formerly we were obliged in good faith to eequiesce in theexistence of alavery, but the obligation has uow ceased, and we may aot with justice ty mankind instead of lenity ‘te'the rebels. We presume there is nota reasoning mind, that admits the evil of slav~ ery, that supposes the evil must last forever. The progression of the age forbids the sup“position. Can amore favorable moment be ved than the present for obliterating cursed institution, the cause of all the ill ims engendered between the sections ‘stich the nation has had an existence, and the breeder of this unnatural wart The time to purify the Government of all diseusee, and slavery ie the most dangerous one, 16 tow. Let us have justice to ourselves, and ‘mankind instead of lenity to slaveholdere and rebels. CF Boine ot our left ft banded, Union eotemporaries have been thrown into consiptions by the exposition we we made ef the character of their candidate for School Master Generat, dnd they wake awfiil wry fics over the matter. What we have suid we etend to all .the time, . We suid, we had never heard of feay peculiar fitness in Gol. Stevensan for the porition of Superintendent of Public Iustrucdion, that he was acuus d of election frauds iw New York. and that he fled from the Sheriff of that city, d&o. Now, the BenjamTuite press can produce no proof of StevenOta fitness for the office for which he ia a enndidate, end, moreover there is not une of Wom that has a reputation for knowledge of Who political bistory of the us dares a what we have asserted and are ready -day New York city mano the yeara, who has read the news= i hs what he ian out eky ee Sa eee . keptalive only dares our allegations ee on, “Ta the meantime we ask eet F tenes. ‘08 SACKAMERTO Cuunty.— . The Folsom is out io favor of « divisioa parca bony ‘The line of ‘dies: in our affairs. era not to loan on Americng yecurition cause a collapse was. certiin to geome speedily, and repudiation Was sure to fullow. We could afford to thasaieh eseiniiaiinn. yews father to “the though’, ind that enmity to our Gov. ernment wag a. prevailing motive in making such predictions. “Doubtless the English, fi theyre superlative pride and egotiem,believed, that without loans f-om them the American . Governuient would havea to go by the board. They have foun’ themselves mistaken. We ask. no. loans from them. We can support our owti ware within ourselves, and give England a sound thraghing;tvo if she intermedThus far, contrary to every prediction; all the loons the nation required have been promptly taken. Nor has the ¢redit of the Government been in the least impaired. ‘Fhé more we go in debt, the better is our credit. Tle report that the President is going. to call out 300,000 more men, has no effect upon the credit of the Government, but the securities maintain the old price. Tho truth i, ‘sis given Wy the . ‘London Times, the people hive confidence in the Government, and.in the .authofitie, that rules Money comes when money is wanted, because the ric und the poor have a constant and -unalterable faith that their menne is well spplied in sustaining the Union . of the States. The Loudon Times, speaking of Treasury Notes being worth three per cent premium, and the United States stocks in demand at 99 in the money mark: t of New York, re» inarks; ‘there is nothing to be compared with—_this_for_grandeur in the annals-of Butopean finance.” ~ The so true we cannot refrain frum coyping them. ‘That a paper lately abounding in malignity te the American cause should contain such just sentinnents, is somewhat remarkable, and indjcates “a desire on the part of John Bull to haul in hishorns. ‘Tho Times reaturks+ In the midst of a terrific struggle, in which every energy and resource of the country is needed, withan army of seven hundred thousand men to raise, pap, feed, discipline and equip a6 the excessive Gust which, proverbially, attends urgency; and with a numerous flotilla of gunboats and iron-clad vessels of war to coustruct.and arm, excise duties reaching every attiele of coinfort or luxury have been imposed without a murmur of discontent, and public credit continues tobe unfalteringly sustained ata figure which the exchequers of: mouarchy seldom nope to attain. It' would be an ill compliment to the sagacious and disceraing advisers of President Lincoln to ascribe these remarkable phenoméng mainly: or preety to any peculiar skill of theirs in finane’. The thing hus in it a fur deeper and wore important meaning.— Credit is due w the cabinet of Washington fur the simplicity and candor of their measures ; and uboye all for the courageous faith they have shown in the calm steadfistness and patriotism of the people. But iu this indomitable and noble spirit uf the many lies the true interpretation of the marvel. Clever ministers may devise ingenious lures in time of peace, or plausible bribes on the eve of foreign war, whereby to raise extraardinary loons; but ne Eurepean Government, since § the golden days of the States Generol of Holland, has succeeded in raising exclusively within its:territery, at ordinary yates 6f intereat,withiy twelve months, a su equivalent in amount to several years’ ordinary income, Withiut materially depreciating , the value of its securities and of its curreney.— The glorious and gallant hétle commonwealths which had ri¢ked all for dear liberty in their contest with Philip calaily perilled the wealth and eredit the y‘had gained by treédan: rather than «ubmit.te Lowi of France; and iu the litter wemorable struggle, as in the former, they worked wonders. It isa curious wcident that just before the ogtbreak of the fear ful contest in. whieh Atierief has fee the last year been engaged, the history of the Dutch Republic was given to: the werkd by one of the moat distinguished men of that greater federality to which it gerved as a model. As in size and strength, se in financial success, the later commmonwerlth excels its prototyve. } But the euuse iy beth is the samen fixed belief in the mmde of the many that whit they had natioually undertaken aheuld be-accomplished—a silent. unargued but: ineffable conviction, seorn for the idea of eventurd failure—an all but unavimous resolution te matntain thers] utany cost; bat te oegly andhonorably, : the neice of those liberties they dearly prige—is the “‘pubhe secret” of what looks to Spot and. wliast epee asa riddle, ‘The whole commenity commits iteclf tothe cost of the pres ‘ent, War, beenuse the whole community feels that the defense of the Federal Constitution ahd the suppression ef uonatural treason is worth the cost, and ought not tobe grudged. The rich men open their boxes, and = i the came ad from their Times makes other remarks that are4 orn Se wes te erning people. anal the grea notuble results of freedom in our time; one ensive ansewers wrt ta te the calumnies of its foes. of the most and ¢ ““ JULY 12,1862. az ry 3 a 2 ma Angove, C Flat. A’ F he aad do som q Omega Geo Story Deer creek M Garver, do Wh Geert. C Hill A H Mallory, Red Dog Geo P Man. H Flat JH Hatch, W Taylor, B Bridge ‘Spring July 13th. Joe Gotldsmith ) N’al H C Lewis, San Fran’o OH Fraffain, } W H Kinder, Smartsv’e E Keltey, Giass C 8 Maltman, F Lake J Pellsburg J McCoon.’ G Fiat Yankee Howard . Bers D Dougherty, 5 T P 8 Hough, R Creek Ab Morrow. Moores John Hacok, do J K Sale, Grasa Valley ¥F Saturday, city Jas Brown, Hunt’s Hill Gee Randall, do-—_+-4-Hill, Yolo county Mrs Liles, do R Finn, california 8 P Rendall, do JA Reed, 83 3Q A Olark, Auburn c Crow, Montezuma EP Marsellus, San F Philadelphia “Dry Goods ‘Store. Ne. 44 Broad Street. NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS — JACOB ROSENTHAL T Af just aia at his New stere a tremen dous stock of ; DRY AND FANCY ihn which: he offers ee sale 25 per cent auaaigas than other Dry Gvods store in Nevada This tstio™ blewing—it is a fact which lean be mbstantiatedby hundreds who are daily purchasing goods of 1500 yards Galico at 9 cents per yd. 5000 yards Merrimac Prints at 12 1-2 cts. -§6 000 yards Yieached Muslin from 10 to 20 cts 500 yards Bareges at 25 cents per yd. 260 Silk Dresses from $10 to $75 apiece. 60 Fine Bonnets at $5 apiece. 300 Shakers at 25 cents apiece. 1000 yaids China Matting at 25 cents per yd. Embroidery of every variety. REMOV AL—Don't be Deceived ! Remember [ have removed to my New Stor a few doors below the old stand. JACOB ROSENTHAL, Nevada, July 16th-tf (\ONSTA BLE’S SALE.—State of California, county of Nevada, township of Nevada By virtue of an exeentionto me deliverea isaued from the coart of E. W. Smith, Bsq,, an aeting Justice of the Peace in and for the ey aforesaid bearing date the l2th day of Jul 1862,to ratisfy ated ent rendered by sai ear on the 2ist day ” ‘eb. 1862 iu favor of Jesse Thompson and against E. 8S, Dowd for the sum of $103 56 debt. interest damages and costs of suit with interest at rate of 2 date ofjadgment tilt i have taken ia exueutron and will sell te the highest bider for cash, the following described pre re’ to-wit: All the right, title and taterest of E. 5 Dowd in and Sailor Flat, about one mile from Bluc Tent, in Township and county of Nevada, and known ax the Hawkeye Co’s mining claims Also all the right, title ‘and interest of said Dowd inand toa certain lot of mining claims situated near the above deseribed claims and known as tne Last Chance, nmeludieg a dteb Water to said claims. together git flumes. ey fe hose, derick and all tools thereusito. bcleb I will sell the sare in front of the Court use . door in Nevada city on Saturday the 9th da August \ D. 1sé2., between hours of 9 o’c: ok A_M. and 5 o'clock P.M. fy the above demands and accruing costs. Nevada eity. reste A. D. 1862, ENARD, Constable, N. T. execution to me deliv-red, iseved from the coart date the 12th, Pa oenennies Lewis Cav against P. the sum Aaig Tag det. interest, damaces an: ceste of auit, S oub interest-at the rate of two jp r cent gar nent Sewn date-of judgravnt till pai t. 1 have taken in exeeution, and will fA #1. Givin. Grass Valle &1 Maryeyille John Skelton. do AC m Franet"o A pte Moores B iainy a 4c Wwwwixom y #4 aw . om, Miss Burt, 4 JN lorner. de A Howl O HCambtidgs, de J¥ Kid, Piacer eo J Conroy, do Geo C Powers, L city D NAshmore. do W BStone, Valley” J EC Hall, do 7 A L Greeley, San Juan G BR MeKee, do A B Lindsley, do 2 ¥ Call, do me, Attention is invited to the following prices: reent per month from to a certain lot of pore . claims, ‘situnted near Taken as the proporty of E.S. Dowd, to satisONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California county of Nevada ss. By virtue of an of E. W. Smith, Beq., an aet Justice cf the Peace im and for the county wo bite mg bearta, fine State od od 4.6. csbie I De 2882, in favor of . ComMnaTe H. Dewd, for sell to the . a -S t Rone we L. Archer, sia —~ ere ies St asad Jo H Moore, C. w. : Hag Ke

edt econ Lick, a Santen é BES og: = a boarding depart. corps of el ~ : a f OP POSITION TO MONOPOLY UNION LINE OF STAGES! 1 DS sam THE of fhe Union Stages Company will, after chis date, rum indirect sicion to eombination of Btayes, Railread and Steamboats. From Marysville to Grass Valley and Nevada, Aileghanytown and Forest City, and from Marysville to Sacramento, Office at Marysville, N. E. corner of 2d and High streeis. and Nevada at the U.S. Hotel Stages leave Nevada office at7 A. M., on Mondays, Wednexdays and Fridays. We aré sound en the Union, down or the Chinamer and ask the —— reof the whites. 8. MeCUE, Agent. Nevada, June 30th, 1802. SOMETHING NEW ! Hh RESTAURANT !!2 T HE undersigned has opened at No. 65 Broad Street, one door above the Farhiou ROTISSERIE AND RESTAURANT! which will bearried on in a styfe herctofore unknown in Nevada, Persons wishing a FIRST CLASS MEAL, are inydted tocali. The culinary department is carried on in_sight of the customer aud none but the ciroicest morsels are used here. Families wishing to have a Moast, delivered to them, or parties desirous of a Recherche Dinner are invitedto eall. The services of One of the Best Cooks in California have been secured by the Te tor who understands something iu that lineéuimself, and it is his inteution to make this 4 . Hestaurant, a Charges aceording to orders. ; Cc. LECOCY. Nevada, June 13th, 1862. : DENTIST&Y: DENTISTRY!: ITH the great improvements of the day, Vulcanic Kase for artificial teeth—acknow ledyed by all to be the best, easiest and cheapest for the wearer. ‘To see specimens call on DR. POND, Surgeon Dentist. igen to Dr. Levason,) who is always ready rform. Dental operations im the mest shilt fal and scientific manner. Office in Kelsey’s Building over Block & Co.’s Store corner Pine and Commercial streets, Ne — ty, California. ovale. July ist, 1862. 3m DR. 0O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Sueeessor to Dr. Levason.) 8 ice~ in Kelsey’s Building over Block & Co’s Store, corner Pine and Commercial Street Nevada city, Cal. jy 13m FOOT RACE ! A FOOT RACE _ $1,000, ($500 a sidc,) will cone off at ¢ Glenbrook Race Course ! On Saturday, July 10th, 1862 ! ! Betweeen ’ W. H.C. BARTLETT, of Rough & Ready, —and— BENJAMIN ROUSE, of Gress Valley. =e! TROTTING MATCH! Will come off the same day. JAS. B. J EFFRRY, Peopeleton of Track. Nevada, July 12th, tee. UM MONS.—State of Calif S Nevada,ss. District Court cial Dis State Le ou ére hereby sum ae swer to the complaint cata: Col an erron, filed against you Alfred Ferron, defewdant, with ten days from the service of this writ. if serv« the 14th Judi of said State. The People of the lifornia tad avvd Sf be greet: served op you in this — and out of this county and within fort o if served on you in ets . m s @ tion phe Aches 5 re in anid court, cwotiseny ssid pla by the deeree of said court, the benas mowy-and the marital mat MODEL RESTAURANT. a, county of on you m this county, within twenty days if cali ina Feepon te Alfred Ferron, ieak our immense and well assorted CIGARS AND TOBACCOS! at or below San Francin © jobdbing prices. _——_—e* vn addi _—aiso-—. their stoek tor the oh: vat 6 or —as the -‘ Weed,’”’ iseontinually on. the *advance ”’ — persons holding ome aguinet the firm will.plcase present the sametor settlement and thos® ean te uss by: immediate settlement ef their accounts, will prevent coste being added thereto. A splendid opportunity will Oe: offered to-any one desirons ofcugaging in trade at the old stand, ap itzis the Oldest established Business in the Mountains ' At the expiration of sixty day» the balance of our stock on hand, inalading, store fixtures. &c. will be sold. PH L oe Nevada, July 12th, 1862. NEVADA THEATRE. Menday & Tuesday Evenings, July Biet and 15th. THE NATIONAL Pap SE OF Lass BLOWERS, —WITH THFEIR— MAMMOTH MARINE STEAM ENGIN FEF! "In perfect running order. The greatest piece of Mechanical Ingenuity io fhe Werld. The beautiful specimeus made by the Troupe consisting in part of Ships, Birds of Paradise, Card and Flower Baskets, &e,, &es; Are distributed among thé audience seeaonrey ly at each cntertafmment TICKETS 50 Cents. Doors open at 73, o’clack, commence at & Distributiou of Presents at 944 o’elock. . .___.__-J OB GO EDSMEFH;-Agent-——— ‘UNION COUNTY CONVENTION. Lb legal voters of Nevada county, whore whole 8 BS teres aré with, and whe give an undivided suport to the Administration © Abraham Lincoln, in its effortato bellion and restore peace and. _prvape’ country, aro requexted fo meet in their re t ive towships, on Saturday, duly 2 wad 4 +4862, for-the--parpose~ of to represent them iu convention at Ne -age-y on Saturday the 2d day of og dem hy ' the business of said convention to place in nemination a candidate for Count: ysudge, a candidate for the State Senate and four Assem biymen, to be voted for at the ensuing election. The basis of representation in said conven. tion is hereby declared to be one delegate to every 50votes voet in the county at the last -election for Stanford and Conness for Governor,— Under this apportionment the townships of the county are entitled to the following number of delegates : [email protected] Os cocccccvcccene 24 Grass Vallev..esicseccseccessene wesccecescond Rough & Ready ...:.6..scccees Oe ecsassues 4 sae ong ce Lite 1s0rk..ceceee ew eee ereaceteeteeesrenes 9 Ry order of the pan Central Committee : kK. G. W ATTE, Chairman, T. ELLAKD BEANS, Sec’ ryi SHERIFF SALES—DAYS OF SALE. TUESDAY, July 15th Jacobs & Sargent vs Gam ble & & Boardman ad a “ CW Hill ve M P Hoyt ee ts “ Joba exes veA jacobs La ** 224 Peni ie ¥8 Wheeler et & 06 “a H per velH& F ¥ « ** 20th J Cees ee Ere " + Magne Lindsey ve Metar Pr) “ «a Shiileuberger veC FP oi. td gt muy “7 Every hewackeeper caper ficult it ts 4o make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in gst to the fact that to Instré dniformiy Heht sweet and natritous bread it is Only necessary to use Redington & Co's Yeast. Powder, In every reapect tt exeels all sintilar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement~ in apothes column. r L. ds T= Tastes dy” Sori Sactamenté strett, below Pos. na opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Sopeste ® Office, San Francisco 4or the Permanent Cure of all Chronic and Private ee ee, shun of ckery. eM. date imt-the apgarinn Kevolutioneey y Wary Ch sician te ‘the. Twenticth pei g Chief Sur, secon to the Mi a Hospital of Pesth, Hungary ; the late ef Wourn ee of the Philadeiphia Colid to the treatment of ehd Children. highest bidder fer cash, the folowing described peepee soit fae ragtenr tle andi . Si terest of P. H Bows. . in a endenpoctinds jet of —. Ce eat Ey ~ i one mile from Blue aes ot county of Nevada, atichene as awke paren o's. claims. sAleo all the richt title it ef gait P. Li. Dowd. in and to a é ae . fic oe Uy 9A. M. to9 P.M. Com . “munications strietly confidential. Termanent a is fe. pay. Coasultations by : Addresa Dk I L. J. CZAPKAY, San Pranciseo“ , Spe rmatorrhea, esti tT loca nervous ns Os *. turd its, rYocal weakness. Bory eke and indispsitien and incapability iharen aud a sion to . or m man, are cured the y and aed om . oer oh Pelewke: 'L. ". new oe en eg fy -emapengh omeg letter PAE " alt ae PSH aNE Es, . re-f tity to the.. ate Medical \, : u. loss Ol mem averrat self. acter. In would che ture. Wi lecture ay “him to wi tor the pu aanity of t as the edit er man ne GLASS . who have blewing, : must be se The eater character pertorine: with the them the) the evi! o1 years ago. one exhib Tue R. at the Gle will be bi brown m Tisdale's stakes is good trot! The fa The Glen! . CLevp Cloud-y in day to ar The felles him to ri te a refor * gion of tin carriage \ top, if he Court ple vs. J Trial set The P guilty. ° released. The P guilty. ” Court ‘Jet. Goon one in th Administ the Expt . one of th igham & eon, and eaid in a “T sa. your rej dollar, o tration upon: the Partie cost of