July 19, 1863 (4 pages)

ra MPIC 542 ‘THE SKIES ARE BRIGHT.—Never, since thie war commenced, has there been so much of promise fot the countty as now. Itis but » haekoied phrase to say the backbove of the rebellion is broken. But, if the open~ ing of the Misstssippi does not break the: City and County Official Press ee NNER S A SPEcULAToR's Dopoe.—Some of our by the speculators that they that beams . was strike in selling greenbiicks, and were loud) in their denunciations of graph,” and of the money dealers for sending “lying teleTue Bic Race For 2,000 Dottars !— The loug talked of match between those two 1_ horses “Honest Ance,” the prop. ty of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grass Valley, and the celebrated mare, “ Whitehall Maid,” the property of George F. Jacobs, vf Qua~ ‘The bést race of = come off, over the ‘todetermine the political affinities of the rioters. In MemontaM.—We feel to condele with the Downey Democracy for the misfortunes they suffer because of the absence of their old and well tried leaders. Their case is peculiarly hopeless since those old constitutional Demoorats, Terry, Gwin, Austin Smith, Brooks, Charley Scott, Higley, Thorn ton and Crittenden, have gone to reinforce those other constitutional Democrats under the sway of Jefferson Davis. If there was the sign.of a chance, of the “beautiful ddctrine of compensation,” coming into play for the benefit of the party, the case of the Democracy would not be utterly hopeless as it is. But there is not the shadow of hope. While thie absence of the bell-wothers of the party weakens the’ Democracy most de. plorably here, their presence avails the Southetn Democracy nothing, because the whole kit and cargo, Jeff. Davis, Terry, Gwin aud all, are fast coming to an inglorious end. Tt is painful to imagine the pangs the Downey Democracy must feel when they realize how weak they are, by the exportation of their leadets to another and chosen field, and how futile have been all their efforts to strengthen the party South by such exportatioos Why, the number of Demetrate who “pave left this State to take part in this Conatitutional Democratic rebellion would be of essential service just now inghe way of votes and influence. Cursed be the Repiblican party that it never furnished a single rebel to offeet the losses of the constitutional Downey Democracy of California ! _. Cewrra. Paciric. RatLroap.—Gov. Stanfvrd, President of the company, at the close of the first year of the operations of the ifiany, made, a few days ago,a short but very interesting and satisfactory report. According to his statement, the road from the city of Sacrament to a connection with the California Central, will be teady for the jron by the'first of next month, but a few days hence, and that 31 miles will be in ruaning order by the first day of Januery com. More is ready to be let on contract. he affairs of the company are in a prosbe bought for twelve or even eleven and-a half centsa pound. From present appear. States to be affixed. Done at thecity of Pea ee ad hop have been, fold in. S , Waahington the 15th day uf July, in the Ae holders. A Ivrge quantity} Yee" of our Lord, 1863. and of the Indes pr ren enough ore miles of road; iy pur ence of the United States of America * . . 88th year.without sacrifice of life, limb, health and liberty, incurred by brave, loyal and _patriotic citizens, while domestic affliction in every et of the country follows in the train of these fearfyl bereavements, it is meet and right to recognize and confess the pres. ence of the Almighty Father and the power of Hie hand equally in these triumphs and these sorrows. . Now. therefore, be it known,that I do so appoint Thureday the 6th day of August next, to be observed as a day for national thaukes giving, praise and prayer, I invite the people of the United States to assemble on that oc~ casion in their cuetomary places of worship and in the form approved by their ovn coasciences, render the homage due to the Divine Majeaty for the wonderful things He hath done in the Nation's behalf, and in voke the iifuence 6f His holy spirit to eubdue the acger which bas been produced and 80 long sustained a yeedless™and cruel . rebellion. To change’ the hearts of the insura gents—to guide the counsels of the Govern« ment with wisdom adequate tosogreat a National emergency, and to visit with tender care and consolation, throughout the length and breadth of our land, all those, who through the vicissitudes of marches, voyages, battles and sieges, have been brought to suffer in mind, body or estate; ‘and, finally, to lead. the whole Nation through the path of re+ entance and aubmission te the Divine will, k to the peaceful enjoyment of Union and raternal peace, Hie at i n witnesa whereof T have hetetintd get m hand and caused the Seal of the nited ’ to attend. SPECIAL NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, “TAS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST sTyLEs oF . Silks, Calices, ‘ Delaines, Oil Cleths, Carpets, Hosiery, &c. &e. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vieitiltyatthe yery Lowest Prices ! will find it to their advantage sn dy canton tack hen This is ne Humbug! I will sell Goods lewer than ever before offered im this city. pet tee ee Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer GCalicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, fTa1Is 18 ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU! ~ : If you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices . and no Humbug. ‘Shirts, Under Clothes, “ _ ©ravats, Collars, examine for themselves, as great inducements are offered both in low prices and the best qualioo Mel eaclaa 2 SUNDAY MORNING JULY 19th spinal column of the Confederacy, it inflicts . 48 8¥ch intelligence, while members of the ker Hill, bes cothe te 8 elec for $1,000 0 : met : e loyal (?) convéntien which nomisated traitors oe : : COUR 2 > —— — = Lan ineurable. wourld that will hasten death. Reed nena enar it wae ceny souk here for . side, at mile heats, Sbest ia'5, to harness to GLENBROOK © joey * . . the reve + THE GOVERNMENT AND THE RIOTERS. . put, the stragetic advantage given us by the . their benefit and to deter them from coming . rule. . a ON -compile The President exhibits: towards the: rioters possession of that rivet,'is. not all that re» . out openly against the war.— Bee. Little is ventured in saying this is going to g A 8th, 1863 — in New York the same temporizing lenient} .ormende the times tous. Theterribleloss} 47. Anva Dickinson is but twenty-two . be one ef the most honorable of races, as aturday, “i ugust d ute. policy. that hepuraued tower ds tho rebels at inflicted ‘upon the rebellion in the way of} years old. She was formers employed in . each of the owners of the horses backs bis : BETWEEN i fifty Loin the commencement of theit outrages. A/. 0. dnd means cannvt well be repaired in. the United States Mint at Philadelphia, and . ¢pinion with bis monéy, atid a close and well ae . mans fo bold firm course, a resolute determination to . ronths to eome, if ever. According to the poner to have been aaa rie x0: gee contested race may be expected, as the . Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest ‘ revenue crush disorder in the bud, if we judgo cor. 5 16 estimates we can obtain, the rebels have peri bin toe freaky P Gus. Cullen's , "et “Whitehall Maid”. is fleet of foot, and Both . Ameey?-sntmertce —. rectly, would have shortened the war long . lost, fallen into our hands, within the present . pacity. : parties are confident of winning. In sports~FOR—~ “. yesterd ere this. The.same spirit would have made month, not less than from 250 to 300 can-. bs & ~The Visalia Delta of 9th man’s phrase, ‘‘may the best horse win.” ett f } byan a . short work. of the. doings ofamob. non, and near a hundred thousand stand of . AD —* he Visa There are $4,000 already put up. Two Thousand Dollars! 4 fast ~ But perhaps we are mistaken. it may be! arms, besides large quanties of powder, balls, deo ; ot al D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown mare, > dames! for the best, that the conflict continue some . } shots ge. All this, in addition to the fear saan hie her Be Pwr Rg ding . “Whitehall Maid.” © Admittance to the Track, One Dollar. Rhea Gays teat Gorerer Seymour Oy. be given . (yj jose ot Hen sustained by the Confederacy, . 4 steady, well broken mare from driving up. Robert Watt names sorrel geldiug, “HonBRANNAN & DENISON, © wes # the opportunity to see the fruits uf his Own . a ivés assurance of a settlement of our na-. cattle, and upon ain near the house, ahen . est Ance.” paar Preriiterc 2 BP.) doctrines when cartied practically out, 4nd . tional wffaira in a way’ satisfactory to the . suddenly eprang up and frightened the mare, . Remember this is the Great ““Ance” that . , . : SBI be compelled to repudiate in practice his . friends of republican liberty. ; voor tebor spring Gebrimsioty — trotted against the Queen of Trotters, “FloNevada, July 15th. : —_ éwn teachings. Nothing is more certain than) rhe day may not come this year nor next, . passed clear through the stirrup, and the . ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when ; we the fact that Gov. Seymour and his party/yut it will come nevertheless some time, . child was suspended by the side of the animal, . ghe trotted in 2,199,fand ‘‘Ancd” saved bis . Clothing! Clothing! THe have won an elephant in the riots of New] when the haughty aristocrats of the South which! geste Ba gee Ge ve distanée! . * @ : pest ar ; what todo with. . y; . i ere. he toes UROUsly, KNOG 20 . 4 York that they do not know what to a i ; will be humbled,-and the rights of man be boy tmeniiately,. pa atterwards dragging . ™ oo . AT_GREATLY ~ . oP) The riots are legitimate resilts of ihe achs . restored on an eternal basis in our country. . the lifeless body over the plains until the body ie: GREATLY. PI ings of Gov, Seymour's friends, the Rynders . We are probably yet to see'dark days. It . was entirely disemboweled and the head 4 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. , a Me and Woods, and now the copperhead author. i, possible that the allies of the rebels in the . *hapeless ‘wase. The animal was finally . vee undersigned has opened a Fruit store REDUCED BATES! — (Sunda ities of the Empire State haveeither to give . sopperhead party, adhering to some old parcaught with a lariat and the mangled remains a opposite the Nattonal Exchange : i _ ‘hours. : ‘ heir doctrines by putting down ; ; : ' . removed. * Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeittiace J the lie to their doctrin YP 1g ty shibboleth, may arise in arms in many ~_ » . } ments with reliable parties for a constant sup’ : ny or the rioters by the use of force, or they must . States of the Union, and, resisting the draft} Iris .EmiGRants.—Five thousand ones . Ply of P. BANNER, .purebs prove false to their professions of a willingand crippling the Government, may bring — — fifty gas oy agate = — Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ” opposit ness to sustain the Government, by allowing the country to the verge of destruction. It six bh Me he glvey Moatidive' have vcnshad Candies, Nuts, etc. Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of penny the rioters to have full sway and resist the . ;, possible that victory may render our sol-. that port since January 1. Only twenty . All of which will be kept om hand and sold by = sari Pre pup draft to their heart’s ‘content. -. diers too confxlent and too laggard, and the thousand six hundred and. eighty-eight arrivWHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ; roa me Streets, 7 The Seymour party leaders have many of. rebels, ina fit of desperation, may push us ed during the-same period last year. Orders: trom the ‘country geapectfully solicited. _ st et Ras as at them preached anti-coercion. They have 4) ty another extremity. It may be thatthe} A MisTake.—Jeff. Davis in a speech TOM. TURNER. H. utire Now seck of ; Pearly chance to see the beauties of the doctrine in . monarchical world will yet combine to de-. ade at Jackson, Tennessee, during the = sae the pillage going on in New York. . atroy democratic governments on this conhes bg gage le apm yee ‘ Spring and Summer Clothing, _ Tre There may be good policy in the temyo~ tinent. But, ina good cause there should . that will bear witness to ite ravages, but SPECIAL NOTICE. Furnishing Goods, — : 7 holding rizing of the President. Seymour willeither. be no despondency, and ‘there can be no . those of the North.” By this time he has a cise : Sects wba munis > since ' retain his popularity with his party by giving . failure if every true friend of the Union is — coe erred 9 tittle ta) . sida Ad & OG: Lave Just todetved at cas Lar pm a : it the largest liberty to continue its murders . true to himself. There is glory for the land seanasnencesdiliasten their. Fashionable Store, on Commercial Hats and Caps, . 8=6«Pku and robberies in New York, or he will pops . of liberty in store. ‘The foes of the country BIRTH. Street, Corner of Pime, a most magnifiTrunks, Valiscs, . Japan, the land by taking the most stringent meas. Their bloodsflows like our mountain torrefits. . “Tn this city, July 18th, to the wife of E. P. . Gemts’ Clothing and FurnishBoys gs Clot hing, . peer ures to restore order and carry outthe laws . Their arms are scattered, like autumnal . Mprselus, 4 son. ing Goods, ee. &é. oo of Congress by executing the draft leaves, before the tornadoes of Unionism — a wecpant.of 4 — ‘That Gov. Seymour is dealing with his own . Through the thunder cloud ‘of war, there DEATH. + . Wech they teeta eaa Foaghs 6f Novels et Se . om araae <i party in dealing with the rioters, will not be . are indubitable signs of brightoess and beau== . the articles may be foand i gainae pant Gobbs denied, Tho fact that the. malcontents list. ty beyond. On the 171 , Gertrude E., daughter of L co it ttc, and cli STOCK OP FALL GOODS, ened to bim respectfully while they attacked D. and Elsie N. Pope, aged 12 years. ate, < May . For which £ have already made arrangements. . the residences of euch men 0s Mayor Up-. Goop News ror Parnrers.—The New Pcsahpecnyy day sch ne “ pr ac ar Vests ef alkstyles and: qualities, Persons in want of any of the above named ardyke and David Dudley Field, is sufficient . york Herald of the 23d.enys paper can now . o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited . P@™tS, an immense stack, tleles will find it to etree te om set — OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. oe EB have not removed to San Francisco_as some of our neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with As we are détermined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: ~ Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. . per yard. . Bleached Muslin; such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. ings cents a pair or $1 a 124 ts is ° id per Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per An the balance of our stock in proWe can sell most of our than other merchants can them in San . cisco. MH. HORWITZ & CO. A. A. Sargent, Atterney and Counsellor at Law. Ove Kidd’s Raliding, corner . of Broad and Pine streets—N: 323 we CHARLES DUNN, Jr. at a lower dealer. I shall always be pleased to see any who Freneh Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents } ances it will fali still lower before long.—. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. . * Corner of Broad ond Pine strects. Thus the paper makers have overreached Broad Street, Nevada. re ane Reals SHOES Mevads, July 17th. themeelves by their attempt at monopoly,. gasEY & MAYBERRY Proprictors: a OE 7 and will soon be contpelled to sell their atock ake am samy, . AM tel veering $0 te Senn na Pies FIBSEEN? ELECTION. §6§ it * . Class Clothing Establishment. e ; s ata much lower rate than they would if they . picnarad Allman Virgin W Dodge Little York aw "Soir edelh, niet dette ret [ores is hereby rout 5 Mngs Soon ed : had pursued an honorable and straitferward . Mrs Buckiow do AG Red is always guaranteed. ment, will take piace on Monday. July 27th, course, and worked with their patrons, the . 3 os Se OST Bs : . at the Hall of the Hook and Ladder oo. The — , P , John Conell do AH M do We would particularly invite the attention of) » 115 will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock, P.M— newspapers, instead of against them. All. § 8 boa CO eee in pnington . the Ladies to our large stock of Whe Secretaries. of the Fire Co ' will act things come right with time and patience. . G Moulwara” do J Nile Quaker Hl Sutatega Trunks, ¥ Sded tn So the Dome of Delegates de oy be. pot a habe -@ Sioa v , fore the preceding Saturday. bs order of the Twanxscivnn Puoctaarion —U hs] HOR ty S77 Baar ga . Wish we have jr tom Rew York. PGPGE Ary, fa ANONET: Fw pleased Almighty to en to suppli~ ; Nevada, July 16, 1963.-td cations and prayers of an afflicted people and . Gua", 14pman do Et West San Marpevitie S$. HAAS & CO., P. CHURCH to vouchsafe to the army and navy of the. HB Tyler do «8 Ewing Cal § Co Cor. Commercial. Pins Streets A. ° . , United States, victories on the land and on . C Wayner do WJ Newell Selby F ‘ : the sea, so signal and effective as to furnish . F Lasard i nee Nevada, July 7th. reasonable grounde for augmented confidence . x F ¢} do “3 Jacobs. i. their Constitution Leesa a and a peace Gang Cozzens me “Yad . fe = = . efT,H. & L. J, Rolfe, in the and prosperity permanently restored. But Coleman edgere that these victories have been accorded not ; NEW STORE. NEW COODS. BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, W“shesteckand Prices stock of Gold Pens, Books, I have beg me og Stationery. Books. Cut: &c. in town and can sell as low ifnot lower may favor me with t or thatmay © to examine my stock and My motto shal! always be Quick Sales and Small Profits! As I intend to be a fixture in Nevada, I will Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholessie and Retail dealer In } HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything sémalty in ardware amd Crockery line—will a y= lowest cash prices. > : Commercial Street, & evada. A few doors below Pide. Spring Style for 1863!! A. LAMOTT, Peshionable Hatter! ¢ Corner: ef 2d and J Streets, Sacramento. ~ AS issued the style of HATS for J Sumurer wear. As this is the

ra MPIC 542 ‘THE SKIES ARE BRIGHT.—Never, since thie war commenced, has there been so much of promise fot the countty as now. Itis but » haekoied phrase to say the backbove of the rebellion is broken. But, if the open~ ing of the Misstssippi does not break the: City and County Official Press ee NNER S A SPEcULAToR's Dopoe.—Some of our by the speculators that they that beams . was strike in selling greenbiicks, and were loud) in their denunciations of graph,” and of the money dealers for sending “lying teleTue Bic Race For 2,000 Dottars !— The loug talked of match between those two 1_ horses “Honest Ance,” the prop. ty of Mr. Robert Watt, of Grass Valley, and the celebrated mare, “ Whitehall Maid,” the property of George F. Jacobs, vf Qua~ ‘The bést race of = come off, over the ‘todetermine the political affinities of the rioters. In MemontaM.—We feel to condele with the Downey Democracy for the misfortunes they suffer because of the absence of their old and well tried leaders. Their case is peculiarly hopeless since those old constitutional Demoorats, Terry, Gwin, Austin Smith, Brooks, Charley Scott, Higley, Thorn ton and Crittenden, have gone to reinforce those other constitutional Democrats under the sway of Jefferson Davis. If there was the sign.of a chance, of the “beautiful ddctrine of compensation,” coming into play for the benefit of the party, the case of the Democracy would not be utterly hopeless as it is. But there is not the shadow of hope. While thie absence of the bell-wothers of the party weakens the’ Democracy most de. plorably here, their presence avails the Southetn Democracy nothing, because the whole kit and cargo, Jeff. Davis, Terry, Gwin aud all, are fast coming to an inglorious end. Tt is painful to imagine the pangs the Downey Democracy must feel when they realize how weak they are, by the exportation of their leadets to another and chosen field, and how futile have been all their efforts to strengthen the party South by such exportatioos Why, the number of Demetrate who “pave left this State to take part in this Conatitutional Democratic rebellion would be of essential service just now inghe way of votes and influence. Cursed be the Repiblican party that it never furnished a single rebel to offeet the losses of the constitutional Downey Democracy of California ! _. Cewrra. Paciric. RatLroap.—Gov. Stanfvrd, President of the company, at the close of the first year of the operations of the ifiany, made, a few days ago,a short but very interesting and satisfactory report. According to his statement, the road from the city of Sacrament to a connection with the California Central, will be teady for the jron by the'first of next month, but a few days hence, and that 31 miles will be in ruaning order by the first day of Januery com. More is ready to be let on contract. he affairs of the company are in a prosbe bought for twelve or even eleven and-a half centsa pound. From present appear. States to be affixed. Done at thecity of Pea ee ad hop have been, fold in. S , Waahington the 15th day uf July, in the Ae holders. A Ivrge quantity} Yee" of our Lord, 1863. and of the Indes pr ren enough ore miles of road; iy pur ence of the United States of America * . . 88th year.without sacrifice of life, limb, health and liberty, incurred by brave, loyal and _patriotic citizens, while domestic affliction in every et of the country follows in the train of these fearfyl bereavements, it is meet and right to recognize and confess the pres. ence of the Almighty Father and the power of Hie hand equally in these triumphs and these sorrows. . Now. therefore, be it known,that I do so appoint Thureday the 6th day of August next, to be observed as a day for national thaukes giving, praise and prayer, I invite the people of the United States to assemble on that oc~ casion in their cuetomary places of worship and in the form approved by their ovn coasciences, render the homage due to the Divine Majeaty for the wonderful things He hath done in the Nation's behalf, and in voke the iifuence 6f His holy spirit to eubdue the acger which bas been produced and 80 long sustained a yeedless™and cruel . rebellion. To change’ the hearts of the insura gents—to guide the counsels of the Govern« ment with wisdom adequate tosogreat a National emergency, and to visit with tender care and consolation, throughout the length and breadth of our land, all those, who through the vicissitudes of marches, voyages, battles and sieges, have been brought to suffer in mind, body or estate; ‘and, finally, to lead. the whole Nation through the path of re+ entance and aubmission te the Divine will, k to the peaceful enjoyment of Union and raternal peace, Hie at i n witnesa whereof T have hetetintd get m hand and caused the Seal of the nited ’ to attend. SPECIAL NOTICE. Jacob Rosenthal, “TAS removed to his old stand No. 54 Broad Street. where he has just received a SPLENDID sTOCK OF THE LATEST sTyLEs oF . Silks, Calices, ‘ Delaines, Oil Cleths, Carpets, Hosiery, &c. &e. Which he offera to the ladies of Nevada and vieitiltyatthe yery Lowest Prices ! will find it to their advantage sn dy canton tack hen This is ne Humbug! I will sell Goods lewer than ever before offered im this city. pet tee ee Ladies of Nevada! Be not Deceived by an Advertisement where they offer GCalicos at 12 1-2 cents and other old trash at low prices, fTa1Is 18 ONLY TO HUMBUG YoU! ~ : If you will only call at my store No. 54 BROAD STREET, NEVADA, You will get good Goods at reasonable prices . and no Humbug. ‘Shirts, Under Clothes,

“ _ ©ravats, Collars, examine for themselves, as great inducements are offered both in low prices and the best qualioo Mel eaclaa 2 SUNDAY MORNING JULY 19th spinal column of the Confederacy, it inflicts . 48 8¥ch intelligence, while members of the ker Hill, bes cothe te 8 elec for $1,000 0 : met : e loyal (?) convéntien which nomisated traitors oe : : COUR 2 > —— — = Lan ineurable. wourld that will hasten death. Reed nena enar it wae ceny souk here for . side, at mile heats, Sbest ia'5, to harness to GLENBROOK © joey * . . the reve + THE GOVERNMENT AND THE RIOTERS. . put, the stragetic advantage given us by the . their benefit and to deter them from coming . rule. . a ON -compile The President exhibits: towards the: rioters possession of that rivet,'is. not all that re» . out openly against the war.— Bee. Little is ventured in saying this is going to g A 8th, 1863 — in New York the same temporizing lenient} .ormende the times tous. Theterribleloss} 47.. Anva Dickinson is but twenty-two . be one ef the most honorable of races, as aturday, “i ugust d ute. policy. that hepuraued tower ds tho rebels at inflicted ‘upon the rebellion in the way of} years old. She was formers employed in . each of the owners of the horses backs bis : BETWEEN i fifty Loin the commencement of theit outrages. A/. 0. dnd means cannvt well be repaired in. the United States Mint at Philadelphia, and . ¢pinion with bis monéy, atid a close and well ae . mans fo bold firm course, a resolute determination to . ronths to eome, if ever. According to the poner to have been aaa rie x0: gee contested race may be expected, as the . Jacobs’ Mare and Watt's “Honest ‘ revenue crush disorder in the bud, if we judgo cor. 5 16 estimates we can obtain, the rebels have peri bin toe freaky P Gus. Cullen's , "et “Whitehall Maid”. is fleet of foot, and Both . Ameey?-sntmertce —. rectly, would have shortened the war long . lost, fallen into our hands, within the present . pacity. : parties are confident of winning. In sports~FOR—~ “. yesterd ere this. The.same spirit would have made month, not less than from 250 to 300 can-. bs & ~The Visalia Delta of 9th man’s phrase, ‘‘may the best horse win.” ett f } byan a . short work. of the. doings ofamob. non, and near a hundred thousand stand of . AD —* he Visa There are $4,000 already put up. Two Thousand Dollars! 4 fast ~ But perhaps we are mistaken. it may be! arms, besides large quanties of powder, balls, deo ; ot al D. Dennison nawes Jacob's brown mare, > dames! for the best, that the conflict continue some . } shots ge. All this, in addition to the fear saan hie her Be Pwr Rg ding . “Whitehall Maid.” © Admittance to the Track, One Dollar. Rhea Gays teat Gorerer Seymour Oy. be given . (yj jose ot Hen sustained by the Confederacy, . 4 steady, well broken mare from driving up. Robert Watt names sorrel geldiug, “HonBRANNAN & DENISON, © wes # the opportunity to see the fruits uf his Own . a ivés assurance of a settlement of our na-. cattle, and upon ain near the house, ahen . est Ance.” paar Preriiterc 2 BP.) doctrines when cartied practically out, 4nd . tional wffaira in a way’ satisfactory to the . suddenly eprang up and frightened the mare, . Remember this is the Great ““Ance” that . , . : SBI be compelled to repudiate in practice his . friends of republican liberty. ; voor tebor spring Gebrimsioty — trotted against the Queen of Trotters, “FloNevada, July 15th. : —_ éwn teachings. Nothing is more certain than) rhe day may not come this year nor next, . passed clear through the stirrup, and the . ra Temple,” at Kalamazoo, Michigan, when ; we the fact that Gov. Seymour and his party/yut it will come nevertheless some time, . child was suspended by the side of the animal, . ghe trotted in 2,199,fand ‘‘Ancd” saved bis . Clothing! Clothing! THe have won an elephant in the riots of New] when the haughty aristocrats of the South which! geste Ba gee Ge ve distanée! . * @ : pest ar ; what todo with. . y; . i ere. he toes UROUsly, KNOG 20 . 4 York that they do not know what to a i ; will be humbled,-and the rights of man be boy tmeniiately,. pa atterwards dragging . ™ oo . AT_GREATLY ~ . oP) The riots are legitimate resilts of ihe achs . restored on an eternal basis in our country. . the lifeless body over the plains until the body ie: GREATLY.. PI ings of Gov, Seymour's friends, the Rynders . We are probably yet to see'dark days. It . was entirely disemboweled and the head 4 NEVADA FRUIT STORE. , a Me and Woods, and now the copperhead author. i, possible that the allies of the rebels in the . *hapeless ‘wase. The animal was finally . vee undersigned has opened a Fruit store REDUCED BATES! — (Sunda ities of the Empire State haveeither to give . sopperhead party, adhering to some old parcaught with a lariat and the mangled remains a opposite the Nattonal Exchange : i _ ‘hours. : ‘ heir doctrines by putting down ; ; : ' . removed. * Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeittiace J the lie to their doctrin YP 1g ty shibboleth, may arise in arms in many ~_ » . } ments with reliable parties for a constant sup’ : ny or the rioters by the use of force, or they must . States of the Union, and, resisting the draft} Iris .EmiGRants.—Five thousand ones . Ply of P. BANNER, .purebs prove false to their professions of a willingand crippling the Government, may bring — — fifty gas oy agate = — Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ” opposit ness to sustain the Government, by allowing the country to the verge of destruction. It six bh Me he glvey Moatidive' have vcnshad Candies, Nuts, etc. Ofthe Clothing Store at the Corner of penny the rioters to have full sway and resist the . ;, possible that victory may render our sol-. that port since January 1. Only twenty . All of which will be kept om hand and sold by = sari Pre pup draft to their heart’s ‘content. -. diers too confxlent and too laggard, and the thousand six hundred and. eighty-eight arrivWHOLESALE AND RETAIL. ; roa me Streets, 7 The Seymour party leaders have many of. rebels, ina fit of desperation, may push us ed during the-same period last year. Orders: trom the ‘country geapectfully solicited. _ st et Ras as at them preached anti-coercion. They have 4) ty another extremity. It may be thatthe} A MisTake.—Jeff. Davis in a speech TOM. TURNER. H. utire Now seck of ; Pearly chance to see the beauties of the doctrine in . monarchical world will yet combine to de-. ade at Jackson, Tennessee, during the = sae the pillage going on in New York. . atroy democratic governments on this conhes bg gage le apm yee ‘ Spring and Summer Clothing, _ Tre There may be good policy in the temyo~ tinent. But, ina good cause there should . that will bear witness to ite ravages, but SPECIAL NOTICE. Furnishing Goods, — : 7 holding rizing of the President. Seymour willeither. be no despondency, and ‘there can be no . those of the North.” By this time he has a cise : Sects wba munis > since ' retain his popularity with his party by giving . failure if every true friend of the Union is — coe erred 9 tittle ta) . sida Ad & OG: Lave Just todetved at cas Lar pm a : it the largest liberty to continue its murders . true to himself. There is glory for the land seanasnencesdiliasten their. Fashionable Store, on Commercial Hats and Caps, . 8=6«Pku and robberies in New York, or he will pops . of liberty in store. ‘The foes of the country BIRTH. Street, Corner of Pime, a most magnifiTrunks, Valiscs, . Japan, the land by taking the most stringent meas. Their bloodsflows like our mountain torrefits. . “Tn this city, July 18th, to the wife of E. P. . Gemts’ Clothing and FurnishBoys gs Clot hing, . peer ures to restore order and carry outthe laws . Their arms are scattered, like autumnal . Mprselus, 4 son. ing Goods, ee. &é. oo of Congress by executing the draft leaves, before the tornadoes of Unionism — a wecpant.of 4 — ‘That Gov. Seymour is dealing with his own . Through the thunder cloud ‘of war, there DEATH. + . Wech they teeta eaa Foaghs 6f Novels et Se . om araae <i party in dealing with the rioters, will not be . are indubitable signs of brightoess and beau== . the articles may be foand i gainae pant Gobbs denied, Tho fact that the. malcontents list. ty beyond. On the 171 , Gertrude E., daughter of L co it ttc, and cli STOCK OP FALL GOODS, ened to bim respectfully while they attacked D. and Elsie N. Pope, aged 12 years. ate, < May . For which £ have already made arrangements. . the residences of euch men 0s Mayor Up-. Goop News ror Parnrers.—The New Pcsahpecnyy day sch ne “ pr ac ar Vests ef alkstyles and: qualities, Persons in want of any of the above named ardyke and David Dudley Field, is sufficient . york Herald of the 23d.enys paper can now . o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are invited . P@™tS, an immense stack, tleles will find it to etree te om set — OPPOSITION DRY GOODS STORE. NO. 51 Broad Street. oe EB have not removed to San Francisco_as some of our neighbors have reported. but are in a new store opposite our old stand with As we are détermined not to be undersold we offer our goods at the following low prices: ~ Calicoes, 124 cents per yard. . per yard. . Bleached Muslin; such as Lansdale and White Rock, 25 cents per yard. ings cents a pair or $1 a 124 ts is ° id per Handkerchiefs 124 cents each, or $1 per An the balance of our stock in proWe can sell most of our than other merchants can them in San . cisco. MH. HORWITZ & CO. A. A. Sargent, Atterney and Counsellor at Law. Ove Kidd’s Raliding, corner . of Broad and Pine streets—N: 323 we CHARLES DUNN, Jr. at a lower dealer. I shall always be pleased to see any who Freneh Calicoes, extra quality, 25 cents } ances it will fali still lower before long.—. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. . * Corner of Broad ond Pine strects. Thus the paper makers have overreached Broad Street, Nevada. re ane Reals SHOES Mevads, July 17th. themeelves by their attempt at monopoly,. gasEY & MAYBERRY Proprictors: a OE 7 and will soon be contpelled to sell their atock ake am samy, . AM tel veering $0 te Senn na Pies FIBSEEN? ELECTION. §6§ it * . Class Clothing Establishment. e ; s ata much lower rate than they would if they . picnarad Allman Virgin W Dodge Little York aw "Soir edelh, niet dette ret [ores is hereby rout 5 Mngs Soon ed : had pursued an honorable and straitferward . Mrs Buckiow do AG Red is always guaranteed. ment, will take piace on Monday. July 27th, course, and worked with their patrons, the . 3 os Se OST Bs : . at the Hall of the Hook and Ladder oo. The — , P , John Conell do AH M do We would particularly invite the attention of) » 115 will be open from 6 to 8 o'clock, P.M— newspapers, instead of against them. All. § 8 boa CO eee in pnington . the Ladies to our large stock of Whe Secretaries. of the Fire Co ' will act things come right with time and patience. . G Moulwara” do J Nile Quaker Hl Sutatega Trunks, ¥ Sded tn So the Dome of Delegates de oy be. pot a habe -@ Sioa v , fore the preceding Saturday. bs order of the Twanxscivnn Puoctaarion —U hs] HOR ty S77 Baar ga . Wish we have jr tom Rew York. PGPGE Ary, fa ANONET: Fw pleased Almighty to en to suppli~ ; Nevada, July 16, 1963.-td cations and prayers of an afflicted people and . Gua", 14pman do Et West San Marpevitie S$. HAAS & CO., P. CHURCH to vouchsafe to the army and navy of the. HB Tyler do «8 Ewing Cal § Co Cor. Commercial. Pins Streets A. ° . , United States, victories on the land and on . C Wayner do WJ Newell Selby F ‘ : the sea, so signal and effective as to furnish . F Lasard i nee Nevada, July 7th. reasonable grounde for augmented confidence . x F ¢} do “3 Jacobs. i. their Constitution Leesa a and a peace Gang Cozzens me “Yad . fe = = .. efT,H. & L. J, Rolfe, in the and prosperity permanently restored. But Coleman edgere that these victories have been accorded not ; NEW STORE. NEW COODS. BROAD STREET BOOKSTORE, W“shesteckand Prices stock of Gold Pens, Books, I have beg me og Stationery. Books. Cut: &c. in town and can sell as low ifnot lower may favor me with t or thatmay © to examine my stock and My motto shal! always be Quick Sales and Small Profits! As I intend to be a fixture in Nevada, I will Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. A. P. CHURCH. GEORCE E. TURNER, Wholessie and Retail dealer In } HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, And everything sémalty in ardware amd Crockery line—will a y= lowest cash prices. > : Commercial Street, & evada. A few doors below Pide. Spring Style for 1863!! A. LAMOTT, Peshionable Hatter! ¢ Corner: ef 2d and J Streets, Sacramento. ~ AS issued the style of HATS for J Sumurer wear. As this is the