July 25, 1862 (4 pages)

more. Wdentiady. gould ct bo 6, 1de could no ent emaree sr , for that Yancey ‘or beye nd Sr tem sin ner ed bp Tiley, AC: know as well as ourselves that vr at real groande . for the rebellion, : thelr-pawerprey rarer eng But moot likeJy) the Byitibh pects sve that Mr. > gg no authority « me ‘Woy buch offer. In ate Ser pa of the African pepetd aoe tn gel Yay bro dog Pies aor Yancey and the.Con1 bo Bi aerate or prineiples. maintains in the eyes of Europe. Among: intelligent men on the continent and in England, men who aro not binsed by preit Md noe an! ‘the prejudiced are too numérous— there ia akuowledge of the unrighteousness af thie rebellion, and the utter of the _ eneets it, and but for the bad iuit exerts upon European interests peers be more outspoken aversion to ei MENAT i ““Ménd “Avour Tue Rovres. — As tho editor of the San Juan Press has taken upon himeeclf the responsibility of deciding upon the relative merits of the routes acroes the amouutaing; and ashe has taken pains to get pie, ynious reasons Why the California pany has stocked his favorite route — this, we prepound to him the fullowing questions furnished us by oae who knows. bas whole thing on “bottom prin, .ciplea: ' wakeul the inducements to ‘the Stage Company-to ran their stages by North San / Juan rather than, by Grass Valley and Neva« dat ns At. what: point isthe road from Nevada to Kareks or from Eureka to Jackson's Raneh (the commen place of ineeting of both roails) in bo condition for team or stage travel? What peeuniary sacrifice bas the Stage Coutpany inade on the road from San Juan to . Jackson's? Who is the President of the Truckee Turnpike Company, and what influence docs that Presidency exert in favor of that route t Which route is the shortest—that from Maryeville to Jackson's or that from Lincoln to Jackson’s,—and how much; and how far theu, would the traveler go out ofjis way in going from San Francisco to Virginia City ed via Nevadat —4 ‘h is the better road—that from Jack wa inte Nevade—and which pays the most tull, dnd which has the lightest grade and is _ shortest? ___Whieh is the easiest and. quickest route from, Virginia City to Sacramento that by the way of Linoola or. that by Marysville ? the editor ¢fthe Press has procus. ing thé nierits ofthe’ clilitie of either of the . tobe dintelbated. Bat we ask of all import> -wne not armed= the settlers were; the p . Went, saw, and leftdead beat. The ee on. ‘insatiab ition, ire ort? We afe inclined wt think at least one more name’ could be added to the Vist that already includes. such names as Shafter, Birdseye, Park,Stanfohd and Phelps, as catididates fur that position second only to” Sesretersy of-the United: States. Aud Ont g this opidion, without dispurag. gentlemen wé have mentioned, , we would merely suggest that the services and ‘ability of our Representative ty Congret#, Hon. A. Sargent, entitle. him to a fair: considera. ion at, the, hands, of those Wha.have the Senatorial toga to dispense. We do not inipeach or Gill in. qinéstion the . Yee . eredit due to other men. On the eontraby it ig a matter of gratification. that the good cause-of the Union has so many stiundh aid able defenders tor leaders--for we acknowledge théin all as entitled to first considera. tien when the highest rewards of merit are ar . tist men;and especially those wbont to be. come candidates for office, if there. is not a preeminevoe in the charactor and Congres. sional labors of Mr, Sargent that justifies giving him w front rank among thé rising wen of our State? We sak ow comparison, negroes . and challenge it, it, Usetess Posse.—The editor of the So~ notha Democrat was one of a sheriff's posse of 260 men to serve a writ upon sonie: reordered the cruwd to disperse, but crowd would nut mind—so “posse” dispersed. The sheriff wants an army, which we hope will not be granted. Tue Escaped CONtICTS. — The latest from the Stte Prison is that when the boat from San Francisco arrived, citizens of Mar‘in had captufed or wounded, all but fours teen. Chellis got free from them after Being . taken four milés, the raseale prodding him . with knives tou make him keep up. There were thirty wounded aud six killed j jn opine captured. ‘ (P The San Praneinds Herald has seen a private letter from Washington, which states that the Secretary of the Navy has entered inte a contract with the Denahues of that city for the conatruction of an iron-clad ves« scl for the protection of that harbor. — Bab oW Repets.—Gen. Mitchell has announced to the Tennesseenns,that it is his determination to re-build no more of the railroad bridges with the liber of bis soldiers burned in that country by the traitors. He will draft men from among their sym path:zers to do his work hereafter. SAME CSE, ee New Worpv.—Tihis seems to be the era of word evitmg. An Eastern geniue hus turned out “ Clothierestitation,’ which means the act of dealing in clothes. What next? ; ke” The steamship Golden Age, sailed from San Francisca, on Monday, with 234 passengers, and $1,114,647 to New York; $273,100 to England, and $13,000 to Hae vana. , CF’ A new Post Office ‘has been established at the Anthony House, Nevada ceunty, and Elam Cook has been appointed Postmaster. tw" The dalines on hand in the State Kibet up to the 19th of July was $147, . . . Chrouicke of Saturday has the following }: iteme : A Mexican woman got into a quarrel in Culaveritas. with another _Weman, during which ade fired a revolver at the woman, but hita Mexican, causmg his death. The woman is under heav to appear at the next sitting of the Court of. Sessions. Beco highest honors » people cee It may . * pussible, however, that the merits of othfl been about Ps vescnne ngets tnarparaa§ PoE pertas pep og hosel apr peer og St we propeond te pstabilich ca e ve. e to urk Sifter seeps ny nen et ae . e MEP a Oo patted. \ Copper veine. acu : 4 J from Turkey. etione of riside of ie party which éleetea hiw to office. “The fa er feusta any interference with “Wavery the objectof sueb interfe oreo ae wn act of — ithont road would confiscute slavery without heeding wishes of the South, or thing, into couside. Fation avy question of f equ ity” ‘Tue Tone oF bourrs a aieewet . N ing, trom one of the camps on. the, Potomae, thus alludes te. the peculiar muse made by billie (e passing through the ait!’ +t ion very -gand “pings : to exercise the mind, with the enemy's ap ty clone at snd. A sousi i ies incusite he. differ. ent tunes of bullet rough the air. l.eaught the, okey wis eile Minnie yesterday. It was a swell Be flat-te FP; the distance mut tost ite ars reeeded ta B; wevery pretty chitige: fetrhleg ip, that prodice oly ‘4 takin sat comes like. end the bravest old. pe ped ae ‘ducking’ when they hearit. Itisna more destructive: than some. other bullets, but —thereis a_greatdeal-in_mere sound to work apon men’s fears, tremetdous scretim ts caused by the ore whieh la left on the shell.” aa ene ee eee Scaek —The Mereattile: \semeeareb OR ay nore active deman wii Wa for several urdny says rs Bas ma Bos penton sai unbres . cedented low rates of Exchenge vile, aoe ia ri pniy ome me are ice firmer. securing tions rule at 14. @ 2. per « cents month, and outside negotiations at about the same hae mage Receip's of treasure from -the inwad Northern ipo 19th bar dg me ipdiatoceee in the pre of uneriaed geld, which clearly Tadient » the suceess of mining operations in that ves. tH The Rev. Dr. R——, ol Albany, in the course of an eloquent sermon, gave utterance tu a brief commentary an a few Bible verses, whie embodied a fine bit of hamer He had taken for his text, ° This man’s religion is vain ;” and in following ous the sub— suggested by these general words he aluded to the Pharisee who, in his prayer at the temple, ‘teok occasion to snub the poor Pubhean, #9 one of those whose religion “ is vain.” And “it wns just here that the commentary whereof I write, ran in these words: «This Pharisee, in thanking God that he was not as other men were, was merely renders ing thanks te God for his bigoted and intolerant spirit, and there is po doybt that hebad a great deal to be thankful for!” tae A alirewd countryman attended a mock auction salein Chatham street, New York, one day last week, and bid off-wsilver watch for the moderate sum of seventy-five cents. The Peter Funks tried to get the watch out of Milbank's possession, 80 vs to exchange it fora worthless article, but the latter, who wag ‘up to the deudge, refused to part with it, and placing seventy-five cents upon the counter, walked off. The watch was valued at twenty-five dollars. ve had, peel ay Northern coast we tw There is a man out West, by the name of John Hele, who is ge lazy that in writing his name he merely makes a J , and then puaches a hole through the paper. The osier: willow, if evevly planted in good soil, Well cultivated on both sides sev-~ e:al leet wide, for afew years afterwards, and the main stems well woven together, will form a good hedge on upland. Seis stbarine Slee Od CH The following items were telegraphed to the Appeal from San Franeisco,under date of July 23d: DRiLiine.——Private telegrams reeeived yesterday. from New York quote standard drills at 23e;. consequently, prices heie have an upward tendengy: Sacks quotable, sules at 25 ets. TURPENTIne.—A Boston telegram = the 19th, quotes spirits turpentine at 81,75. ~~ “THE TARIFF.—The following waa rece =o last vight in reply to itelrgrame on the subject of the tariffs— New Yorn July 19th. —The duty on brancy has been advaneed 25 ets. a gallon ; gin jand whiskey, 50¢.; salad oil 50e. No change in wines or cardlnes. ~“‘fonacco:—TheNdlctiins sales in tobacco have taken place here to-day: One hundred wei gio, -e Bity boxe of the ate, cas xes the West, $1,30, cash. — ot = has the bit. 1]: the letter . ragged edge . —+ Ricca bit his a the fe Per peceanl glad of that!" “Wit: are you ‘so ‘glad isan” dx, . clsimed one of ak te tach Bee we no THe Rive: “eee trom’ gentle Woreke a ‘dew visited the xy nt Joeation of the the work-of raning her is gor poe fs with eves ry prospect of @ stiecessfil resait. The cofJer dam is almost completed, and Mr, Fell the contractor, .appeurs con fident-of-his ability tu place this fine, ‘but whfortimate. eteanier ouee. more afloat in her proper sano Herald and Migrore. “5 3 ow True he rota hets with teedy as well as words; and when example is. diverced from precept, it leaves a splendid wreek. ‘It is ike taking the fragrance from the rote — 7 It is the echo to the strong .yeice whieh makes the echo. ' Arrivals at baltbnal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. Miss Loyd, do Lb F Duster . nitecey E28 Mier Branigan, Semen & James Megee, do 8 WW Wixom, 0° & the . CH Hin, ay oe H Ferre, wit o Dawidy, Teot _ J H Da reamer, © 8h oa Bites LaF & Lady, a pits $3 ig] 4 ie 14th Judicial District ina fr the sounty of Nevada aguinet su phetaasies two hundred Gar i oth : that the mortg: este in plaintiff ’s a _— a t perty bed, wit :— Certale . rede nh Me situated in Bie eadng ro ine north 8 sng ecb fr Love’ thd Junction of anit Yorus ie and conven a mie al the waters of said forka of the Middle abe to Snow Point, Orleans Fiat, digore, wee Fiat, Woolnsey’s Fiat and other potnts belo r miniug and other purposes ; together ¥ With all and singular the tenentents, Shaw nilbabeie By ease ments, reservoirs, water, rights of yoy Pb dog rights ef way, franchises, privileges tcnances connected therewith or py i ay wice ee ap-. $0 pertaining to the said the ners’ Ditech. Also all that pov ag property siteated in Rureka and rt townships in the county and state aforesaid, known as the prinaty Ditches which convey the water of Bioody Run and Grizzty ennon means of two separate Ditches to the mining districts of Grigaly canun, Little Grass Valley, Chimney Hyll; Cherokee and Badger Hill for ining and other pecs, Inclading all the lateral branches of said ditehes. together with all and cyery right, privilege, franchise. interest and property of whatsoever nature or kind in any wise appertaining thereto be levied upon and sold to satisiy suid judgment, imterest and costs, and the prceeds thereof applied.to the payment of said’ sums of monry as aforesaid. Notice is heréby given that T will exposé to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder for eash, in froat of the Court House door. in Nevada, op TU ESDAY, Aug. th IX 2, between the hours of 9 o’cleck A.—a., and 4 o’elock, P.M. Given under my hand: this 22d day of July, A, 1), 1she x W, KNOWL, FON, Sheritl. MeO ounelt vad Garter. Puteties" AAT FORT SUMTER TAKEN ! — THE — BAILEY HOUSE, HAS CHANGED HANDS. : vee) Of the American House, Grass Va)bt dey, having leased the RATLEY HOUSE fora term of years, intends keeping a“FirstClass Hotel in Every. Particular ! ! ‘Phe Balley isthe _ Best Built, Fivepreet wer Best Furnished Hotel in the MOUNTAINS !1! The Bedroom sare and newly fnrnished are emmnedions, wd. oie The Bar is supplied with the ehcicest of . WINES AND LIQUORS: and the Hest Brands of Cigars !! . BS. STARR, Broad Street, Nevada. &7 The best sccomodation for Families 3 , e B. 8. STARK, formerly proprietor] a Ls a every m. oh is alw ae on hand. nee t= oe present, the sais tor peticmens =a ee ment af bein added thereto. A splendid opportunity will be offered to any one pam gon ofengaging im trade at the old stand, as itis Oldest established poco the Beninins ' pe ERTS 3 ‘= days the bala ante 4: n y 4? J A Bently Stiles wa “WANTED. s. ‘OUR MEN to chop nw good wages wil! be given. Kiquite of Ss. ane ON. Neveua, July 22d. SHEBIVE Tee TATs “OF SALE. TUESDAY, July ena & Cohnap \* Ers ees nose ry vr “ “ 7 id ‘ M bee 9 ete, MY. © aW.06 vo'Re “ “ 10th. deree ‘Lake igth, L. erie ve Miners Ditch eae ay eGeree Oak Quarts Weeden Water Pipe ‘Wactory _ » ROR SALES. s ytd Subscriber — for alee weibet tae a eae _ Bie hom er" JOE PENTLAND’S GREAT. WORLD CIRCUS. :: JOHN WILSON'& CO.,. . Proprietors. "Will Extibit as follows : oerges cee seeeves Wednesday, one as 23d. none ubley, thee eetetere Thursday, ye peek REVAL veo riday and Saturday, J es arene 27th. Moore's Fiat,..essees San Jmamy.-. rerer ery fier) 2S “1 Monday, 2sth. Te ace sea tinaeniceneets i pt ul, at the Lend of». ae apse the “aed Joe ha ei a senate Touchstone of the Age: pf arin ling oi ¥. af our La Petite Adaigesia,.The Italian yYoung Momoe,.:.-.-.:Thedatant Wonder. Mrs. Sebastian, Mr. George Peoples, Wm. Pranklin, Master Leroy, Sig Cordelia, Wm. Vincent, oe The Stud comprises a large. number of thorGughbreeds, jor “use mi the King: in addi tion to whiclis ¢ the telebratet Dan Rice Comie Maks, & TM amd BMARAEY, ee ‘ADMISSION. .5.5.55O0NE DOLLAR. Children onty half price. & For particulars, see posters and program mes of thie day. WM. VRIDHAM, Agent. Removal of WASHINCTON MARKET! &. GUES has temoved his Wa+b_ ingion Market tothe epposite sice O} the street, and mow uccupice the vid stad heretofore known as the Central Market.on Cunimercial street. The fellow thy articles, of Une best quality, are always kept on nand: kges, Bacon, Lard, Ham, ' Sardines, Batter, Poultry, Game, French Sausages, Jellies, Fruits, Cheese. jand all the Vegetables of the season, — A splendid article of Greund Coffee, ‘Sieh ipicrcannge. y23 ad Netice. — Tt DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CuMMITTEE of Nevada County will meet atibe Nevada on Saturday July 26th, at 2 < Pr, Ms Trish te to attend. 7 All members are Cc. WI a suzanne: tim ey & SHERWOOD, sewelers New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisee Joe F trian tro day aad ings. <Ai fair we 8 wise firs’ '‘Decim Columbia “ Capt from Stic hundred -from smn mo. In. made by heaping . it on fire Caves, ab the haif-r air with . On two squaws.

more. Wdentiady. gould ct bo 6, 1de could no ent emaree sr , for that Yancey ‘or beye nd Sr tem sin ner ed bp Tiley, AC: know as well as ourselves that vr at real groande . for the rebellion, : thelr-pawerprey rarer eng But moot likeJy) the Byitibh pects sve that Mr. > gg no authority « me ‘Woy buch offer. In ate Ser pa of the African pepetd aoe tn gel Yay bro dog Pies aor Yancey and the.Con1 bo Bi aerate or prineiples. maintains in the eyes of Europe. Among: intelligent men on the continent and in England, men who aro not binsed by preit Md noe an! ‘the prejudiced are too numérous— there ia akuowledge of the unrighteousness af thie rebellion, and the utter of the _ eneets it, and but for the bad iuit exerts upon European interests peers be more outspoken aversion to ei MENAT i ““Ménd “Avour Tue Rovres. — As tho editor of the San Juan Press has taken upon himeeclf the responsibility of deciding upon the relative merits of the routes acroes the amouutaing; and ashe has taken pains to get pie, ynious reasons Why the California pany has stocked his favorite route — this, we prepound to him the fullowing questions furnished us by oae who knows. bas whole thing on “bottom prin, .ciplea: ' wakeul the inducements to ‘the Stage Company-to ran their stages by North San / Juan rather than, by Grass Valley and Neva« dat ns At. what: point isthe road from Nevada to Kareks or from Eureka to Jackson's Raneh (the commen place of ineeting of both roails) in bo condition for team or stage travel? What peeuniary sacrifice bas the Stage Coutpany inade on the road from San Juan to . Jackson's? Who is the President of the Truckee Turnpike Company, and what influence docs that Presidency exert in favor of that route t Which route is the shortest—that from Maryeville to Jackson's or that from Lincoln to Jackson’s,—and how much; and how far theu, would the traveler go out ofjis way in going from San Francisco to Virginia City ed via Nevadat —4 ‘h is the better road—that from Jack wa inte Nevade—and which pays the most tull, dnd which has the lightest grade and is _ shortest? ___Whieh is the easiest and. quickest route from, Virginia City to Sacramento that by the way of Linoola or. that by Marysville ? the editor ¢fthe Press has procus. ing thé nierits ofthe’ clilitie of either of the . tobe dintelbated. Bat we ask of all import> -wne not armed= the settlers were; the p . Went, saw, and leftdead beat. The ee on. ‘insatiab ition, ire ort? We afe inclined wt think at least one more name’ could be added to the Vist that already includes. such names as Shafter, Birdseye, Park,Stanfohd and Phelps, as catididates fur that position second only to” Sesretersy of-the United: States.. Aud Ont g this opidion, without dispurag. gentlemen wé have mentioned, , we would merely suggest that the services and ‘ability of our Representative ty Congret#, Hon. A. Sargent, entitle. him to a fair: considera. ion at, the, hands, of those Wha.have the Senatorial toga to dispense. We do not inipeach or Gill in. qinéstion the . Yee . eredit due to other men. On the eontraby it ig a matter of gratification. that the good cause-of the Union has so many stiundh aid able defenders tor leaders--for we acknowledge théin all as entitled to first considera. tien when the highest rewards of merit are ar . tist men;and especially those wbont to be. come candidates for office, if there. is not a preeminevoe in the charactor and Congres. sional labors of Mr, Sargent that justifies giving him w front rank among thé rising wen of our State? We sak ow comparison, negroes . and challenge it, it, Usetess Posse.—The editor of the So~ notha Democrat was one of a sheriff's posse of 260 men to serve a writ upon sonie: reordered the cruwd to disperse, but crowd would nut mind—so “posse” dispersed. The sheriff wants an army, which we hope will not be granted. Tue Escaped CONtICTS. — The latest from the Stte Prison is that when the boat from San Francisco arrived, citizens of Mar‘in had captufed or wounded, all but fours teen. Chellis got free from them after Being . taken four milés, the raseale prodding him . with knives tou make him keep up. There were thirty wounded aud six killed j jn opine captured. ‘ (P The San Praneinds Herald has seen a private letter from Washington, which states that the Secretary of the Navy has entered inte a contract with the Denahues of that city for the conatruction of an iron-clad ves« scl for the protection of that harbor. — Bab oW Repets.—Gen. Mitchell has announced to the Tennesseenns,that it is his determination to re-build no more of the railroad bridges with the liber of bis soldiers burned in that country by the traitors. He will draft men from among their sym path:zers to do his work hereafter. SAME CSE, ee New Worpv.—Tihis seems to be the era of word evitmg. An Eastern geniue hus turned out “ Clothierestitation,’ which means the act of dealing in clothes. What next? ; ke” The steamship Golden Age, sailed from San Francisca, on Monday, with 234 passengers, and $1,114,647 to New York; $273,100 to England, and $13,000 to Hae vana. , CF’ A new Post Office ‘has been established at the Anthony House, Nevada ceunty, and Elam Cook has been appointed Postmaster. tw" The dalines on hand in the State Kibet up to the 19th of July was $147, . . . Chrouicke of Saturday has the following }: iteme : A Mexican woman got into a quarrel in Culaveritas. with another _Weman, during which ade fired a revolver at the woman, but hita Mexican, causmg his death. The woman is under heav to appear at the next sitting of the Court of. Sessions. Beco highest honors » people cee It may . * pussible, however, that the merits of othfl been about Ps vescnne ngets tnarparaa§ PoE pertas pep og hosel apr peer og St we propeond te pstabilich ca e ve. e to urk Sifter seeps ny nen et ae . e MEP a Oo patted. \ Copper veine. acu : 4 J from Turkey. etione of riside of ie party which éleetea hiw to office. “The fa er feusta any interference with “Wavery the objectof sueb interfe oreo ae wn act of — ithont road would confiscute slavery without heeding wishes of the South, or thing, into couside. Fation avy question of f equ ity” ‘Tue Tone oF bourrs a aieewet . N ing, trom one of the camps on. the, Potomae, thus alludes te. the peculiar muse made by billie (e passing through the ait!’ +t ion very -gand “pings : to exercise the mind, with the enemy's ap ty clone at snd. A sousi i ies incusite he. differ. ent tunes of bullet rough the air. l.eaught the, okey wis eile Minnie yesterday. It was a swell Be flat-te FP; the distance mut tost ite ars reeeded ta B; wevery pretty chitige: fetrhleg ip, that prodice oly ‘4 takin sat comes like. end the bravest old. pe ped ae ‘ducking’ when they hearit. Itisna more destructive: than some. other bullets, but —thereis a_greatdeal-in_mere sound to work apon men’s fears, tremetdous scretim ts caused by the ore whieh la left on the shell.” aa ene ee eee Scaek —The Mereattile: \semeeareb OR ay nore active deman wii Wa for several urdny says rs Bas ma Bos penton sai unbres . cedented low rates of Exchenge vile, aoe ia ri pniy ome me are ice firmer. securing tions rule at 14. @ 2. per « cents month, and outside negotiations at about the same hae mage Receip's of treasure from -the inwad Northern ipo 19th bar dg me ipdiatoceee in the pre of uneriaed geld, which clearly Tadient » the suceess of mining operations in that ves. tH The Rev. Dr. R——, ol Albany, in the course of an eloquent sermon, gave utterance tu a brief commentary an a few Bible verses, whie embodied a fine bit of hamer He had taken for his text, ° This man’s religion is vain ;” and in following ous the sub— suggested by these general words he aluded to the Pharisee who, in his prayer at the temple, ‘teok occasion to snub the poor Pubhean, #9 one of those whose religion “ is vain.” And “it wns just here that the commentary whereof I write, ran in these words: «This Pharisee, in thanking God that he was not as other men were, was merely renders ing thanks te God for his bigoted and intolerant spirit, and there is po doybt that hebad a great deal to be thankful for!” tae A alirewd countryman attended a mock auction salein Chatham street, New York, one day last week, and bid off-wsilver watch for the moderate sum of seventy-five cents. The Peter Funks tried to get the watch out of Milbank's possession, 80 vs to exchange it fora worthless article, but the latter, who wag ‘up to the deudge, refused to part with it, and placing seventy-five cents upon the counter, walked off. The watch was valued at twenty-five dollars. ve had, peel ay Northern coast we tw There is a man out West, by the name of John Hele, who is ge lazy that in writing his name he merely makes a J , and then puaches a hole through the paper. The osier: willow, if evevly planted in good soil, Well cultivated on both sides sev-~ e:al leet wide, for afew years afterwards, and the main stems well woven together, will form a good hedge on upland. Seis stbarine Slee Od CH The following items were telegraphed to the Appeal from San Franeisco,under date of July 23d:

DRiLiine.——Private telegrams reeeived yesterday. from New York quote standard drills at 23e;. consequently, prices heie have an upward tendengy: Sacks quotable, sules at 25 ets. TURPENTIne.—A Boston telegram = the 19th, quotes spirits turpentine at 81,75. ~~ “THE TARIFF.—The following waa rece =o last vight in reply to itelrgrame on the subject of the tariffs— New Yorn July 19th. —The duty on brancy has been advaneed 25 ets. a gallon ; gin jand whiskey, 50¢.; salad oil 50e. No change in wines or cardlnes. ~“‘fonacco:—TheNdlctiins sales in tobacco have taken place here to-day: One hundred wei gio, -e Bity boxe of the ate, cas xes the West, $1,30, cash. — ot = has the bit. 1]: the letter . ragged edge . —+ Ricca bit his a the fe Per peceanl glad of that!" “Wit: are you ‘so ‘glad isan” dx, . clsimed one of ak te tach Bee we no THe Rive: “eee trom’ gentle Woreke a ‘dew visited the xy nt Joeation of the the work-of raning her is gor poe fs with eves ry prospect of @ stiecessfil resait. The cofJer dam is almost completed, and Mr, Fell the contractor, .appeurs con fident-of-his ability tu place this fine, ‘but whfortimate. eteanier ouee. more afloat in her proper sano Herald and Migrore. “5 3 ow True he rota hets with teedy as well as words; and when example is. diverced from precept, it leaves a splendid wreek. ‘It is ike taking the fragrance from the rote — 7 It is the echo to the strong .yeice whieh makes the echo. ' Arrivals at baltbnal Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. Miss Loyd, do Lb F Duster . nitecey E28 Mier Branigan, Semen & James Megee, do 8 WW Wixom, 0° & the . CH Hin, ay oe H Ferre, wit o Dawidy, Teot _ J H Da reamer, © 8h oa Bites LaF & Lady, a pits $3 ig] 4 ie 14th Judicial District ina fr the sounty of Nevada aguinet su phetaasies two hundred Gar i oth : that the mortg: este in plaintiff ’s a _— a t perty bed, wit :— Certale . rede nh Me situated in Bie eadng ro ine north 8 sng ecb fr Love’ thd Junction of anit Yorus ie and conven a mie al the waters of said forka of the Middle abe to Snow Point, Orleans Fiat, digore, wee Fiat, Woolnsey’s Fiat and other potnts belo r miniug and other purposes ; together ¥ With all and singular the tenentents, Shaw nilbabeie By ease ments, reservoirs, water, rights of yoy Pb dog rights ef way, franchises, privileges tcnances connected therewith or py i ay wice ee ap-. $0 pertaining to the said the ners’ Ditech. Also all that pov ag property siteated in Rureka and rt townships in the county and state aforesaid, known as the prinaty Ditches which convey the water of Bioody Run and Grizzty ennon means of two separate Ditches to the mining districts of Grigaly canun, Little Grass Valley, Chimney Hyll; Cherokee and Badger Hill for ining and other pecs, Inclading all the lateral branches of said ditehes. together with all and cyery right, privilege, franchise. interest and property of whatsoever nature or kind in any wise appertaining thereto be levied upon and sold to satisiy suid judgment, imterest and costs, and the prceeds thereof applied.to the payment of said’ sums of monry as aforesaid. Notice is heréby given that T will exposé to public sale, all the above described property, to the highest bidder for eash, in froat of the Court House door. in Nevada, op TU ESDAY, Aug. th IX 2, between the hours of 9 o’cleck A.—a., and 4 o’elock, P.M. Given under my hand: this 22d day of July, A, 1), 1she x W, KNOWL, FON, Sheritl. MeO ounelt vad Garter. Puteties" AAT FORT SUMTER TAKEN ! — THE — BAILEY HOUSE, HAS CHANGED HANDS. : vee) Of the American House, Grass Va)bt dey, having leased the RATLEY HOUSE fora term of years, intends keeping a“FirstClass Hotel in Every. Particular ! ! ‘Phe Balley isthe _ Best Built, Fivepreet wer Best Furnished Hotel in the MOUNTAINS !1! The Bedroom sare and newly fnrnished are emmnedions, wd. oie The Bar is supplied with the ehcicest of . WINES AND LIQUORS: and the Hest Brands of Cigars !! . BS. STARR, Broad Street, Nevada. &7 The best sccomodation for Families 3 , e B. 8. STARK, formerly proprietor] a Ls a every m. oh is alw ae on hand. nee t= oe present, the sais tor peticmens =a ee ment af bein added thereto. A splendid opportunity will be offered to any one pam gon ofengaging im trade at the old stand, as itis Oldest established poco the Beninins ' pe ERTS 3 ‘= days the bala ante 4: n y 4? J A Bently Stiles wa “WANTED. s. ‘OUR MEN to chop nw good wages wil! be given. Kiquite of Ss. ane ON. Neveua, July 22d. SHEBIVE Tee TATs “OF SALE. TUESDAY, July ena & Cohnap \* Ers ees nose ry vr “ “ 7 id ‘ M bee 9 ete, MY. © aW.06 vo'Re “ “ 10th.. deree ‘Lake igth, L. erie ve Miners Ditch eae ay eGeree Oak Quarts Weeden Water Pipe ‘Wactory _ » ROR SALES. s ytd Subscriber — for alee weibet tae a eae _ Bie hom er" JOE PENTLAND’S GREAT. WORLD CIRCUS. :: JOHN WILSON'& CO.,.. . Proprietors. "Will Extibit as follows : oerges cee seeeves Wednesday, one as 23d. none ubley, thee eetetere Thursday, ye peek REVAL veo riday and Saturday, J es arene 27th. Moore's Fiat,....essees San Jmamy.-. rerer ery fier) 2S “1 Monday, 2sth. Te ace sea tinaeniceneets i pt ul, at the Lend of». ae apse the “aed Joe ha ei a senate Touchstone of the Age: pf arin ling oi ¥. af our La Petite Adaigesia,.The Italian yYoung Momoe,.:.-.-.:Thedatant Wonder. Mrs. Sebastian, Mr. George Peoples, Wm. Pranklin, Master Leroy, Sig Cordelia, Wm. Vincent, oe The Stud comprises a large. number of thorGughbreeds, jor “use mi the King: in addi tion to whiclis ¢ the telebratet Dan Rice Comie Maks, & TM amd BMARAEY, ee ‘ADMISSION. .5.5.55O0NE DOLLAR. Children onty half price. & For particulars, see posters and program mes of thie day. WM. VRIDHAM, Agent. Removal of WASHINCTON MARKET! &. GUES has temoved his Wa+b_ ingion Market tothe epposite sice O} the street, and mow uccupice the vid stad heretofore known as the Central Market.on Cunimercial street. The fellow thy articles, of Une best quality, are always kept on nand: kges, Bacon, Lard, Ham, ' Sardines, Batter, Poultry, Game, French Sausages, Jellies, Fruits, Cheese. jand all the Vegetables of the season, — A splendid article of Greund Coffee, ‘Sieh ipicrcannge. y23 ad Netice. — Tt DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CuMMITTEE of Nevada County will meet atibe Nevada on Saturday July 26th, at 2 < Pr, Ms Trish te to attend. 7 All members are Cc. WI a suzanne: tim ey & SHERWOOD, sewelers New No 617 Montgomery st. San Francisee Joe F trian tro day aad ings. <Ai fair we 8 wise firs’ '‘Decim Columbia “ Capt from Stic hundred -from smn mo. In. made by heaping . it on fire Caves, ab the haif-r air with . On two squaws.