July 22, 1863 (4 pages)

od at cial snifii the rong ties, es, First our yn is mn of ‘ork. over 68; mest er of f hie ing, jises, unt of Ar The Nevada WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 22nd Cuhess.—In answer to a call published in the TRaNnscurpt a few days since, several chess amateurs held a meeting ai the Library Association rooms on Friday évening last. A committee, was appointed to confer with the managers of the Association and induce them, if possible, to add chess tables to the . other attractions of the Library. The mans agers and committee met en Monday after~ noon,-and agreed as followa: That if a sufficient number of new members would join the Library Association they (the managers) would apply the initiation . fees paid in, in purchasing chess tables and men, putting up gas fixtures and carpeting the room. : Parties desiring to join will do well to leave their names with J. M. Levey, Secretary of the Library Asso¢iation.: t"The. partoership heretofore existing between Messrs. Black & Hughes, in the steam pianing mill and sash and door factotory. has ‘been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Black selling out and Mr. Hughes be« coming sole proprietor. -. Fire.—A fire broke out in the Chinese arondisement on Commercial street at one o'clock on Tuesday (yesterday) morning, . which scorched one building considerably.— The Chinese were on hand and worked like g00d fellows to put out the flames, and they succeeded gu well that before the firemen got . On the ground the fire was squelched, which, when we take into consideration the nimbleness of the Nevada firemen, is saying a great dealfor Chinamen. The damage. was slight. 2 TremM.—When the fire broke out the oths er night it was observed ‘that while the Americans aniversally cried “fire.” the Chinese. sung.out “water,” or “shooey.” The Call of the Celestials was for just what was wanted, and appropriate. fea RoBBeED.—Tommy Turner opens business with a symptom of bad luck. His candy store has been looked into by the light fin. géred gentry already and the boy has not _been in. business but a day or two. Some thief stuck his hand through a back window on Monday nigut ana lifted about ‘twenty dollars from the money box immediately, beneath. The thief ought to be kicked to —death by cripples. CaNnDIDATES.—The following is a correct list of candidates so tar as we have been able to learn, before the Union County convention which meets to-day : For Senators—Joseph Kutz of North San Juan, Reuben Leach and 8. D. Bosworth of Grase-Valley and Charles Marsh of Nevada. For Assemblymen—W. H. Sears, of N. ‘San Juan and J. C. Palmer of Nevada: Sheriff—Chas. Kent of Nevada and Jas. Collins of North San-Juan. County Clerk—R. H. Farquhar, of Nevada. Treasurer—T. T. Davenport of Nevada. P. E. Jeffries of Moores Fiat, O. H P. Sheets vf Grass Valley, Chas. Dannals of Sweetland. + Recorder—L.'L. Knowles of Nevada, G. H. Ferre of Nevada, R. 0. Hickman of Moores Flat, Gerry Morgan of Moores Flat, ‘O. J. Paine of Grass Valley. ~' District Attorney—E. W: Roberts of . Grass Valley, E. H. Gaylord of Nevada, T. P. Hawley of Nevada. ' Such a heavy weight of mad has settled in _ the ‘tank on top of the Sacramento WaterWorks building as to endanger the safety of that edifice. Gov. STANFORD has comimssioned B. B. Redding, Swamp Land Commissioner, under the newlaw. THE firat school will be opened at Austin, in the Reese River country, in s few days — The whole region was an uninhabited desert & year ago. P ; EARTHQUAKES.—Two smart shocks of earthquake visited San Jose on the evening of the 15th. Srsue THe work of completing the Big Tree wagon road te Washoe is progressing rapidlp eo Ew"Private New York telegrams quote Gold at 26 cents on Friday and 25 oa Saturday. Tax first installment of 1500 ties for the’ Central Pacific Railroad reached Sasremento z O. candidate for the office of Cotinty TreasurPOLITIC FOR TREASURER. M. P. SEEEETS announces bimselfas a tag to the decision of the Union ConvenFOR TREASURER. a E. JEFFRIES is announced asa cane didate for the office of County Treasurer— Subject to the decision of the Union. Convention. FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, announces, himeelf, e 48 a candidate for the offiee 6f County Treasurer—subject to the decision of the U: Convention. : FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriffof Neva jela county—subject to the decision of the Union Conyetition. FOR SHERIFF. oe WILUIAMSON announces himself a8 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. : FOR SHERIFF. J an COLLINS, is announced as a canCidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union County Convention. FOR RECORDER. O J. PAINE. of Grass Valley, announces i e himself as. candidate for the office of Recorder—subject to the decision of the Uniop Convention. . id FOR RECORDER, GEBRY Moncan, of Moore’s Flat is J announced aga candidate before the Union County Convention for the office of Recorder FOR RECORDER. G H. FERRE is announced asa candidate for the office of County Recorder—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. _ FOR RECORDER. } 0, HICK MAW, announces himself as a e candidate for the office of County Recorder,; subject to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR RECORDER. EL L, KNOWLES announces himeelf asa e_ candidate for County Recorder—subject to tiie decision of the Union Convention. : DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Ww are authorized to announce the name’of E. W. ROBERTS, Erq., as a candidate for the office of District Attorney—subject to the decision of the Union County Conventior. ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Kditor t—Understandin, that HON, W. H. SEARS, of North San Juan, is not adverse to becoming a candidate for re-election to the Assembly of’ which has been a most efficient member for two years. we would like to have the aoe of the County whom he has served so well, know that hic is a candidate, and desire you to so announce him, TRANSCRIPT, in the columns -of ‘the LOYAL VOTERS. UNION CONVENTION OTICE ig hereby given tha‘ viper ConNention will be held in the City of Nevada, on Wednesday, July 22d, 1863; at 10 o’clock, A. M., for the purpose of Nominating a County Ticket to be voted. for at the ensuing election—viz : : Two State Senators Four Cumr diiee ® One nty Judge. One Sheri. Qne County Clerk. One County Treasurer.One County Recorder. One District Attorney. One —— Surveyor. One County Coroner. Superintendent County Schools. Supervieor for District No. 3. The following is the rtienment of Dele ates for the several Precincts : ; BVOEG: dices coscsne 16 Cherokee..00.? Blue Tent..<..1 Columbia Hill.. 2 Mountain Welis.. 1 oomfield ... Grass Valley..11 Lake ar," oF"? cee Allison Ranch .1 Relief Hil!... 1 Norambagua .. 2 Moores Flat... 2 Burris .. oseese ook Woolseys Flat. ..2 Buena Vista... 2 Orleans Fiat.. 2 Rough & Ready oeeee 3 Eureka .ccoccccssesceek Indian Springs..2 Bowmans. ool M a 4 7Pleasant ey. 4 Newtown... 1 Fall Creek...2 Jones Bar.. coool Little York. ..2 Freuch Co 2 Red 2 1 oon el Liberty Hill pcsnansecgees rr . Total number of Primary Me: tings will be held at the different Precincts ‘on perp Ad 18th, to OCCOC eee ee «+ M4. elect Belegates to attend Convention. The Committee recommend the foilowing TEST as a qualification for voters at the PrimaElection: ‘-Do you endorse the Platform of' ¢ Union Part;, in Convention at Sacramento on the 17th day of June, 1863, and ourself, in the election, to v r the Nominees of the Party." The Committee also that no Proxjes be except to residents of the Town~> w they shall be elected to represent. y order. of Union Committee of Ne. vada J.C. BIRDSEYE, Chairman Attest. B HAWLEY, Sec’y. NEVADA FRUIT STORE. HE undersigned has epenede Fruit store oppesite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeee with reliable parties for a constant sup7 Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of whieh will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. ; TOM. TURNER. THE PEOPLE’S Opposition Steamship Line. . ra NEW YORK, ¥: Wg via Nicargua, The fast and favorite Double Engine Steamship Mee MOSES TAYLOR Will be dispatched for SANJUAN DEL suUR; At 9 o’elock, A. M., ON THURSDAY.. JULY °23d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, '-~~” WITH THE BPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP, AMERICA, FOR NEW YORK. Thig Reute is 750 miles shorter than the Panama. Great Reduction in Rat A man of experienee will be sent on each steamer to take charge ofthe baggage and of ladies who may be traveling alone. : Fer further information, apply to ~ 1.K. ROBERTS, Agent. ' ‘No 407 Washington street, j1%td Opposite the Post Office, San Francisco. Pacific Mail Steam ship. Co. . The followin steamships will: be dispatched in the month of July 1863: ., ’ Golden Age—July 34 St. Louis—July 13th. Constitution—Jily 23d. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’clock, A. M. ‘For Panama. ~ Passen A*pinw and from Avpinwallto New York by the Atlan and Pacific Steamship Company. si A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco Marden & Folger’s CELEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! Iz HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first class class Hotels in San Francisco—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ‘ inventien to gi 1 mg moet’ § mh 0 give color or stron emough to stand upon its own merits. “J —ALSo— Fresh California Ground SPICES & MUSTARD. Are admitted by all to be far su: rior to impurted articles—and no loss breakage—can be had by ordering = Marden & Folger’s Java Coffce OR SPICES, : From any of the Grocers, or from their _ Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & California. N. B.—Our yon! ag always open to the inspection of the pu San Francisco. March 20—tf FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 —ALSO— 4 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in tb reity county of San Francisco, on the line of the Jose road, at the west-end Dey >t. TS Title is absolutely Prerect, being a Spanish grant, finally con and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re8 this title, the city autRorities senpetty it the District courts a 4 Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted by a final deoven -— ape page oeernet the City. #0 that there evena or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot and not alawsuit. -. ~ No. 2, a. buildig, Bay: ead on! Merc! streets ‘aaitaiad HARVEY S BROWN. _ PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!!! Ve Aarrscreus IRON CASTINGS Machinery of a11 Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATOR A Special t for Mantel Grates, ve Wer Cal5 droms, ete, etc. sachd Nos. 19 and 21. First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf _ ALEXANDER BUSWELL. actical Boo ¥, Paper Ruler facturer, neatly éxecuted Rich Quartz Specimens! \Doughtst & Languibretion over tan Eine sic value, BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 517 Moutgomery st. San Franciseo WANTED! NOLD QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cattin Jewel oy al FRONT Ac Bevibecy, . 8 will be conveyed from Panama to . by the Panama Railroad ay roan d CH. FERRAND & CO,, Rooims No, 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, tr rooms hve been recently supplied with excellent apparatus, and we are repared to take ; . Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink,” = And Pagtil Colors or Plain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Photographic Views, Ete., cannot. be excelled by any in thd State. PICTURES taken in LOCKETS AND PINS ! hace en ell eee oe elem OF Lieemanee weather. . CH. FE D &Co. Nevada, May 0th, 1863. ai Whi & octet cca sniistsssames HW. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Having pur . chased the entire stock of 5 ° & Co. Iam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads,’ Bureaus, Secretaries,___ : Mirrors, Chairs, — Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of eyery description at reasonable rates. : Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E.F.SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY. CAL. BATES & MoOORMIOK, Wholesale D ruggists . BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &” Prescriptions carefully compounded. £6 JUST RECEIVED . .2 $0309 BOXEs!! Ye —oOr— A, H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE, FINE CuT TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E£. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, “everything usually kept in the Hardw: aatenee line—will be void at the Sowaet priees. Commercial Street, Nevada. _ A few doors below Pine. DISSOLUTION. HE co-partnership heretofore existing be tween B. Resting & W.G King, is this day muteally dissolved. Persons people few unsettled business with at og! firm wil — ah Dea, ie ods =o BASTING: . No. 35, Commercial Street, _Chrystal Spring Water Com ‘EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 6 Commercial street. ___(Sutcesgors 1@ Chas Kent!) , fully inform their ‘riends and the — je that they can always be ownd at the above plece, where they keep cu hand the Lest quality “ Awe: an Beef, Pork, Mutton, ‘Corned Beer and Bork, Live Bee Catéle always fo pea onable price. { lite ic: ig ae Retail Dealers fyrtnishéd “f rates. He solicits n continuancecf tim ek eral patrenage hereteiore reckived. — Nevada, May 28thif CENTRE MARKET, NO, 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANscRUrT, office BULACHER & KRAFT. SRESW MEA TEOY ALL La Be at hid nrenele Bana yee 8 ar . continua . plied with the th ata Oicent meaté éf .all kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf A } J . Bread Strect Market. No. 48 Broad street.. . ~+o0>-+. Nevada. All{kinds of Meat oonetant?y on : ander treabene well srry’ by ket, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Meats delivered a ° city free 0’ oharee Prices accorm5 Be quality of meats purchased f fmahe7-tt JAMES COLLEY. BLAZE’S SALOON emIf You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STRERT has just received the best and largest assortment of Tebacco, Cigars, Pipes, xe. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly on hand a fine agsortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf . Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N? 43 Pine Street, has just received a large and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &e.,. Which he eeilat low rates. Give me‘one trial, Fresh Banch Butter received every ‘day. my 24 DAVENPORT & CO., Nevada. boy ee & RETAM, DEALere in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . XGr-Gooda Delivered Free ‘of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1868. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed _ No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. pegs = ya oy ef ALS KINDS ‘ on hand and sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand for sale cheap for cach. ‘ J. W. CLARK, San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 B d Street. W crates ato and retail, dealers in GRO GEO. A. WEAVER Nevada. { CE i igh eee gps SHELF GOODS MINING T ’ Stand formerly oceu 7 eee & NEWMAN, and will be it cons t receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. Aportion of be Public Patronage solicited. delivered freeof ch . ; eee ae em ieatis 30. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. a BROOKLYN HOTEL! REMOVAL! HE Famous weep» ieter " A by the well known and old establish ed Hotel, begs leaveto inform his ‘one and friends that on and aftr the first of November next he will remove from the old, d lapidated building on Broadway, where he haeJune, 1862, and will open Lg fo . Pine ded since SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT-BHICK STR TURE, which was. built expressly for a b prlk “The Daliding ie tre pro Yant sepplied " e re-proo: thro hout with gas, pany. iver enience is offered at this Ho , rooms ail bein well ventilated. large und ¢ommodi ous; I do not hesitate in po ky that BROOKLYN house will be second to none in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and ali others v the city, aie invited to come and e ves. The Brooklyn Hotel Omhibus will convey you to the House free, and So you nating” Ths Guaioas will ve it you no a w , ot the whaston arrival of the inland and! cean steamers, to take and baggage othe Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel is conveniently sit uated, in the central of the city, where the cars of Rail epee the door every ects eas Ronse eaasend 10 the minutes rage ts ‘ House ‘m yo 500 volumes of ouse and con StandardWorks. exclusively for the use of ite. guests willbe let by night, week or mouth, with or without board; also, ant ‘suites of Room to families or others. at rates. Thetable will aiways be su an abundance of the eboicest and best ean afford, and no expense will’ as table that will defy the ’ inet Bet he mest Hoey . , Sam Francisco, Nov. 1 y hibCOR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st’ © Have taken the . t Bi & ee i i i] 7 4 A

od at cial snifii the rong ties, es, First our yn is mn of ‘ork. over 68; mest er of f hie ing, jises, unt of Ar The Nevada WEDNESDAY MORNING JULY 22nd Cuhess.—In answer to a call published in the TRaNnscurpt a few days since, several chess amateurs held a meeting ai the Library Association rooms on Friday évening last. A committee, was appointed to confer with the managers of the Association and induce them, if possible, to add chess tables to the . other attractions of the Library. The mans agers and committee met en Monday after~ noon,-and agreed as followa: That if a sufficient number of new members would join the Library Association they (the managers) would apply the initiation . fees paid in, in purchasing chess tables and men, putting up gas fixtures and carpeting the room. : Parties desiring to join will do well to leave their names with J. M. Levey, Secretary of the Library Asso¢iation.: t"The. partoership heretofore existing between Messrs. Black & Hughes, in the steam pianing mill and sash and door factotory. has ‘been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr. Black selling out and Mr. Hughes be« coming sole proprietor. -. Fire.—A fire broke out in the Chinese arondisement on Commercial street at one o'clock on Tuesday (yesterday) morning, . which scorched one building considerably.— The Chinese were on hand and worked like g00d fellows to put out the flames, and they succeeded gu well that before the firemen got . On the ground the fire was squelched, which, when we take into consideration the nimbleness of the Nevada firemen, is saying a great dealfor Chinamen. The damage. was slight. 2 TremM.—When the fire broke out the oths er night it was observed ‘that while the Americans aniversally cried “fire.” the Chinese. sung.out “water,” or “shooey.” The Call of the Celestials was for just what was wanted, and appropriate. fea RoBBeED.—Tommy Turner opens business with a symptom of bad luck. His candy store has been looked into by the light fin. géred gentry already and the boy has not _been in. business but a day or two. Some thief stuck his hand through a back window on Monday nigut ana lifted about ‘twenty dollars from the money box immediately, beneath. The thief ought to be kicked to —death by cripples. CaNnDIDATES.—The following is a correct list of candidates so tar as we have been able to learn, before the Union County convention which meets to-day : For Senators—Joseph Kutz of North San Juan, Reuben Leach and 8. D. Bosworth of Grase-Valley and Charles Marsh of Nevada. For Assemblymen—W. H. Sears, of N. ‘San Juan and J. C. Palmer of Nevada: Sheriff—Chas. Kent of Nevada and Jas. Collins of North San-Juan. County Clerk—R. H. Farquhar, of Nevada. Treasurer—T. T. Davenport of Nevada. P. E. Jeffries of Moores Fiat, O. H P. Sheets vf Grass Valley, Chas. Dannals of Sweetland. + Recorder—L.'L. Knowles of Nevada, G. H. Ferre of Nevada, R. 0. Hickman of Moores Flat, Gerry Morgan of Moores Flat, ‘O. J. Paine of Grass Valley. ~' District Attorney—E. W: Roberts of . Grass Valley, E. H. Gaylord of Nevada, T. P. Hawley of Nevada. ' Such a heavy weight of mad has settled in _ the ‘tank on top of the Sacramento WaterWorks building as to endanger the safety of that edifice. Gov. STANFORD has comimssioned B. B. Redding, Swamp Land Commissioner, under the newlaw. THE firat school will be opened at Austin, in the Reese River country, in s few days — The whole region was an uninhabited desert & year ago. P ; EARTHQUAKES.—Two smart shocks of earthquake visited San Jose on the evening of the 15th. Srsue THe work of completing the Big Tree wagon road te Washoe is progressing rapidlp eo Ew"Private New York telegrams quote Gold at 26 cents on Friday and 25 oa Saturday. Tax first installment of 1500 ties for the’ Central Pacific Railroad reached Sasremento z O. candidate for the office of Cotinty TreasurPOLITIC FOR TREASURER. M. P. SEEEETS announces bimselfas a tag to the decision of the Union ConvenFOR TREASURER. a E. JEFFRIES is announced asa cane didate for the office of County Treasurer— Subject to the decision of the Union. Convention. FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, announces, himeelf, e 48 a candidate for the offiee 6f County Treasurer—subject to the decision of the U: Convention. : FOR SHERIFF. HARLES KENT announces himself as a candidate for the office of Sheriffof Neva jela county—subject to the decision of the Union Conyetition. FOR SHERIFF. oe WILUIAMSON announces himself a8 a candidate for the office of Sheriff of this county—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. : FOR SHERIFF. J an COLLINS, is announced as a canCidate for the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union County Convention. FOR RECORDER. O J. PAINE. of Grass Valley, announces i e himself as. candidate for the office of Recorder—subject to the decision of the Uniop Convention. . id FOR RECORDER, GEBRY Moncan, of Moore’s Flat is J announced aga candidate before the Union County Convention for the office of Recorder FOR RECORDER. G H. FERRE is announced asa candidate for the office of County Recorder—subject to the decision of the Union Convention. _ FOR RECORDER. } 0, HICK MAW, announces himself as a e candidate for the office of County Recorder,; subject to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR RECORDER. EL L, KNOWLES announces himeelf asa e_ candidate for County Recorder—subject to tiie decision of the Union Convention. : DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Ww are authorized to announce the name’of E. W. ROBERTS, Erq., as a candidate for the office of District Attorney—subject to the decision of the Union County Conventior. ASSEMBLYMAN. Mr. Kditor t—Understandin, that HON, W. H. SEARS, of North San Juan, is not adverse to becoming a candidate for re-election to the Assembly of’ which has been a most efficient member for two years. we would like to have the aoe of the County whom he has served so well, know that hic is a candidate, and desire you to so announce him, TRANSCRIPT, in the columns -of ‘the LOYAL VOTERS. UNION CONVENTION OTICE ig hereby given tha‘ viper ConNention will be held in the City of Nevada, on Wednesday, July 22d, 1863; at 10 o’clock, A. M., for the purpose of Nominating a County Ticket to be voted. for at the ensuing election—viz : : Two State Senators Four Cumr diiee ® One nty Judge. One Sheri. Qne County Clerk. One County Treasurer.One County Recorder. One District Attorney. One —— Surveyor. One County Coroner. Superintendent County Schools. Supervieor for District No. 3. The following is the rtienment of Dele ates for the several Precincts : ; BVOEG: dices coscsne 16 Cherokee....00.? Blue Tent...<...1 Columbia Hill... 2 Mountain Welis... 1 oomfield ..... Grass Valley....11 Lake ar," oF"? cee Allison Ranch ..1 Relief Hil!..... 1 Norambagua .... 2 Moores Flat..... 2 Burris ... oseese ook Woolseys Flat. ...2 Buena Vista..... 2 Orleans Fiat.... 2 Rough & Ready oeeee 3 Eureka .ccoccccssesceek Indian Springs...2 Bowmans.. ool M a 4 7Pleasant ey.. 4 Newtown...... 1 Fall Creek......2 Jones Bar.... coool Little York.. ...2 Freuch Co 2 Red 2 1 oon el Liberty Hill pcsnansecgees rr . Total number of Primary Me: tings will be held at the different Precincts ‘on perp Ad 18th, to OCCOC eee ee «+ M4. elect Belegates to attend Convention. The Committee recommend the foilowing TEST as a qualification for voters at the PrimaElection: ‘-Do you endorse the Platform of' ¢ Union Part;, in Convention at Sacramento on the 17th day of June, 1863, and ourself, in the election, to v r the Nominees of the Party." The Committee also that no Proxjes be except to residents of the Town~> w they shall be elected to represent. y order. of Union Committee of Ne. vada J.C. BIRDSEYE, Chairman Attest. B HAWLEY, Sec’y. NEVADA FRUIT STORE. HE undersigned has epenede Fruit store oppesite the National Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arrangeee with reliable parties for a constant sup7 Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of whieh will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. ; TOM. TURNER. THE PEOPLE’S Opposition Steamship Line. . ra NEW YORK, ¥: Wg via Nicargua, The fast and favorite Double Engine Steamship Mee MOSES TAYLOR Will be dispatched for SANJUAN DEL suUR; At 9 o’elock, A. M., ON THURSDAY.... JULY °23d, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, '-~~” WITH THE BPLENDID NEW STEAMSHIP, AMERICA, FOR NEW YORK. Thig Reute is 750 miles shorter than the Panama. Great Reduction in Rat A man of experienee will be sent on each steamer to take charge ofthe baggage and of ladies who may be traveling alone. : Fer further information, apply to ~ 1.K. ROBERTS, Agent. ' ‘No 407 Washington street, j1%td Opposite the Post Office, San Francisco. Pacific Mail Steam ship. Co. . The followin steamships will: be dispatched in the month of July 1863: ., ’ Golden Age—July 34 St. Louis—July 13th. Constitution—Jily 23d. From Folsom St. Wharf, at 9 o’clock, A. M. ‘For Panama. ~ Passen A*pinw and from Avpinwallto New York by the Atlan and Pacific Steamship Company. si A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & Leidesdorff sts. San Francisco Marden & Folger’s CELEBRATED FAMILY COFFEE! Iz HAS STOOD THE TEST inthe first class class Hotels in San Francisco—and is used by them—does not contain any of the unwholesome ‘ inventien to gi 1 mg moet’ § mh 0 give color or stron emough to stand upon its own merits. “J —ALSo— Fresh California Ground SPICES & MUSTARD.

Are admitted by all to be far su: rior to impurted articles—and no loss breakage—can be had by ordering = Marden & Folger’s Java Coffce OR SPICES, : From any of the Grocers, or from their _ Pioneer Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, No. 220 Front St, bet. Sacramento & California. N. B.—Our yon! ag always open to the inspection of the pu San Francisco. March 20—tf FOR SALE. Homesteads & Valuable Real Estate BUILDING LOTS for from $10 to $200 —ALSO— 4 10 VARA LOTS and entire blocks of beautiful Garden Land, in tb reity county of San Francisco, on the line of the Jose road, at the west-end Dey >t. TS Title is absolutely Prerect, being a Spanish grant, finally con and patented by the United States. The Shafter Bill re8 this title, the city autRorities senpetty it the District courts a 4 Supreme courts of the United States, respect it—besides the Title has been forever quieted by a final deoven -— ape page oeernet the City. #0 that there evena or shadow upon it. Whoever purchases one of these lots will buy a lot and not alawsuit. -. ~ No. 2, a. buildig, Bay: ead on! Merc! streets ‘aaitaiad HARVEY S BROWN. _ PALMER. HANSCOM & CO., GOLDEN STATE IRON WORKS!!! Ve Aarrscreus IRON CASTINGS Machinery of a11 Kinds! KNOX’ AMALGAMATOR A Special t for Mantel Grates, ve Wer Cal5 droms, ete, etc. sachd Nos. 19 and 21. First Street, Heath & Brodie Crushers always on hand. San Franciseo, March 27th—tf _ ALEXANDER BUSWELL. actical Boo ¥, Paper Ruler facturer, neatly éxecuted Rich Quartz Specimens! \Doughtst & Languibretion over tan Eine sic value, BAKRETT & SHERWOOD, sewelers. New No 517 Moutgomery st. San Franciseo WANTED! NOLD QUARTZ SUITABLE FOR Cattin Jewel oy al FRONT Ac Bevibecy, . 8 will be conveyed from Panama to . by the Panama Railroad ay roan d CH. FERRAND & CO,, Rooims No, 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, tr rooms hve been recently supplied with excellent apparatus, and we are repared to take ; . Large Photographs, In Oil, India Ink,” = And Pagtil Colors or Plain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Photographic Views, Ete., cannot. be excelled by any in thd State. PICTURES taken in LOCKETS AND PINS ! hace en ell eee oe elem OF Lieemanee weather. . CH. FE D &Co. Nevada, May 0th, 1863. ai Whi & octet cca sniistsssames HW. WENDLER, No. 29 Broad street, Nevada, Under the Odd Fellows’ Hall, Having pur . chased the entire stock of 5 ° & Co. Iam prepared to furnish Chamber Setts, Bedsteads,’ Bureaus, Secretaries,___ : Mirrors, Chairs, — Tables, Sofas, Bedding and Furniture of eyery description at reasonable rates. : Upholstery of all description done. Furniture repaired and cleaned. my26-tf E.F.SPENCE, Wholesale Druggist, NEVADA CITY. CAL. BATES & MoOORMIOK, Wholesale D ruggists . BROAD STREET, NEVADA, &” Prescriptions carefully compounded. £6 JUST RECEIVED . .2 $0309 BOXEs!! Ye —oOr— A, H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSE, FINE CuT TOBACCO! A. R. JENKINS. CEORCE E£. TURNER, Wholesale and Retail dealer In HARDWARE, TIN WARE, STOVES, Glass and Crockery Ware, “everything usually kept in the Hardw: aatenee line—will be void at the Sowaet priees. Commercial Street, Nevada. _ A few doors below Pine. DISSOLUTION. HE co-partnership heretofore existing be tween B. Resting & W.G King, is this day muteally dissolved. Persons people few unsettled business with at og! firm wil — ah Dea, ie ods =o BASTING: . No. 35, Commercial Street, _Chrystal Spring Water Com ‘EMPIRE MEAT MARKET. No. 6 Commercial street. ___(Sutcesgors 1@ Chas Kent!) , fully inform their ‘riends and the — je that they can always be ownd at the above plece, where they keep cu hand the Lest quality “ Awe: an Beef, Pork, Mutton, ‘Corned Beer and Bork, Live Bee Catéle always fo pea onable price. { lite ic: ig ae Retail Dealers fyrtnishéd “f rates. He solicits n continuancecf tim ek eral patrenage hereteiore reckived. — Nevada, May 28thif CENTRE MARKET, NO, 2 Commercial Street, Two doors below the TRANscRUrT, office BULACHER & KRAFT. SRESW MEA TEOY ALL La Be at hid nrenele Bana yee 8 ar . continua . plied with the th ata Oicent meaté éf .all kinds, and customers will be attended with out a moment’s delay. Nevada, Sept 3d.—tf A } J . Bread Strect Market. No. 48 Broad street... . ~+o0>-+. Nevada. All{kinds of Meat oonetant?y on : ander treabene well srry’ by ket, and for sale in quantities to suit purchasers. Meats delivered a ° city free 0’ oharee Prices accorm5 Be quality of meats purchased f fmahe7-tt JAMES COLLEY. BLAZE’S SALOON emIf You Want a Good Drink, GO TO BLAZE’S! Nevada. Sept. 6-tf Richmond Taken, sure. L. PHILLIPS, N COMMERCIAL STRERT has just received the best and largest assortment of Tebacco, Cigars, Pipes, xe. Ever brought into this city. Will also keep constantly on hand a fine agsortment of Toys and Fancy Goods. Nevada, May 23d—tf . Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N? 43 Pine Street, has just received a large and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &e.,. Which he eeilat low rates. Give me‘one trial, Fresh Banch Butter received every ‘day. my 24 DAVENPORT & CO., Nevada. boy ee & RETAM, DEALere in GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, . XGr-Gooda Delivered Free ‘of Charge. Nevada, March 6th, 1868. D. S. BAKER, DEALER IN Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed _ No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. pegs = ya oy ef ALS KINDS ‘ on hand and sale at Cheap rates for cash. Goods delivered Free ef Charge Within areasonable distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of all kinds, on hand for sale cheap for cach. ‘ J. W. CLARK, San Francisco. WEAVER & CO., No. 59 B d Street. W crates ato and retail, dealers in GRO GEO. A. WEAVER Nevada. { CE i igh eee gps SHELF GOODS MINING T ’ Stand formerly oceu 7 eee & NEWMAN, and will be it cons t receipt of a complete Stock of Goods, which will be sold at most reasonable rates for CASH. Aportion of be Public Patronage solicited. delivered freeof ch . ; eee ae em ieatis 30.. Nevada, March, 18th 1862. a BROOKLYN HOTEL! REMOVAL! HE Famous weep» ieter " A by the well known and old establish ed Hotel, begs leaveto inform his ‘one and friends that on and aftr the first of November next he will remove from the old, d lapidated building on Broadway, where he haeJune, 1862, and will open Lg fo . Pine ded since SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT-BHICK STR TURE, which was. built expressly for a b prlk “The Daliding ie tre pro Yant sepplied " e re-proo: thro hout with gas, pany. iver enience is offered at this Ho , rooms ail bein well ventilated. large und ¢ommodi ous; I do not hesitate in po ky that BROOKLYN house will be second to none in the State. Merchants, Miners, Traders and ali others v the city, aie invited to come and e ves. The Brooklyn Hotel Omhibus will convey you to the House free, and So you nating” Ths Guaioas will ve it you no a w , ot the whaston arrival of the inland and! cean steamers, to take and baggage othe Hotel. The Brooklyn Hotel is conveniently sit uated, in the central of the city, where the cars of Rail epee the door every ects eas Ronse eaasend 10 the minutes rage ts ‘ House ‘m yo 500 volumes of ouse and con StandardWorks. exclusively for the use of ite. guests willbe let by night, week or mouth, with or without board; also, ant ‘suites of Room to families or others. at rates. Thetable will aiways be su an abundance of the eboicest and best ean afford, and no expense will’ as table that will defy the ’ inet Bet he mest Hoey . , Sam Francisco, Nov. 1 y hibCOR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL st’ © Have taken the . t Bi & ee i i i] 7 4 A