July 3, 1862 (4 pages)

ee ee ~ It will nat go down for theae Secession symwill tena wuoh beinge the proprictios oF civ~iligation. ___ Sahoon River mines are good beyend doubt, _ & pridiver @acaped from the State Privon at San Queptia,. He en the rond loading to the paper mith The prisoner whe teen employed ag a trusty, and plaka, that there is no liberty of . “Hien, : sonke this a prominent com-~ plait” ‘They are perfectly consistent in mak_ in complaints. The suppression of a évoted to an abuse of the Government, in thelr Siaey shesenters a aireet te at the roots uf treason and tella ngainst the cause ty which these journals are engaged. — pathizing sheets, of which our State has a few, to cherge, that whan 3 malignaut newspaper. like the NW. ¥. Dey Book, is silenced. n Demoorntye Journal is destroyed by Republican Wigotry. That sort of a charge is todisilly apd stale to be published in this age of the world, and the editor who dees it, aught to be eonvieted of glandering the public, by infering they are a0 fovlish and ignorant as. to. believe tt. : The Adminiatration bas silenced a newspaper or twa, and all the -blame that-can be attached for so daing te in going so far and ovéry one whoue Writings show a malignint opposition to the unity: vf the American States; and whose sentiments publicly expressed have a.tendeney to “weakon tho atent or efforts of ane loyal citizen in the cdlige of good, government ae ‘ayainet the damnable rebellion.wnd scourge him from the _ presence of tha decegt aocwty he pollutes Men who haveno apnae of honor or feeling of patriotian, whe ate dead to every sentiment af wivotian fur'the glorious institutions of our matebleas country, whe care so little far civit liberty, order, juatice -and baw, fui every great and noble principle chertshed among wen whe ere men, are not fit to be treated even go censiderately asa conviciel felon, Nothing bat brute force, well applied. There ws no charscter so oathesome tind deteetable as that which eympath-" izes with barbariam and gloata over his coun* AORN trg’s ruin. The world has no punishinené-teo saver’.nor hell a plaee too hot fer such choice specimens of depraved humanity. Demouracy THis YRar.—We bave in this State n wort of Democracy which eceu. pies in the political world the part of an old woman hanging on the skirta of her son-and preventing bim from going forth rnd battling for hiacountry. The apirit ef tho times inaptres the yoting man to met effort; so the exuse.of the nauntry calf upon all pat. riots ‘ta unite their efforta to mule the eun. wet less doubtful. ‘The affections of the old women.of the Demperatic party are atrang for the party, so atrong ta to lnae sight of the necessities of the country, They will have the organizgstion maintaingd. What for?— They say they deaive te support the Govern, ment. Some of their organs declare to the coutrary, avd are in.fagor of opposing the Admimetration, and de uppore it, and these ace more cangiatent than the remainder of the party ; for aa there is really no other issue but between The Aduwiniatratian and the eneimiva of the country, ba who identifies himself equarely With one gide er the uther is mare to be reapected than be who is a gobetween, eavipg to. himeectf tho cloak of one party while braying and acting for the other. If there is but one. save, let men who call themselves meo,sad prefer the term tu Democr ty, identify themaelvea with ous party a! onde. To eyll themerttee Union men, and atill keep up faction, out of pure prejudice, or for the benefit 6f Beovssioniste, ia te “eten! the livery of heaven to serve the devil in.” Mere fROM THR NORTUBRN MEINES.— Thr Inteat news from the vorthern mines is to the effeet that now diggmge bave been atruck filty milea. from Blerence city, and that ‘hé digeings promise better than has been reported, “Que statement is, that the ANoTHER Escapa.—QOa Friday meht lot ~ ramixc Home.—Col. Carleton, from his head quarters, at Tucson has proclaimed . martial law over Arizona. The Col. hes} ) struck right home to the root of rebeiliom in . Stéamar Pacific a the fundamental lawa he has established in Express of yesterday : Administra. etertaiument was grand, entertaining hia proclamation. The principal “ . oF scribe to the oath of allegiance to the United . States. ‘ should feel for our country and Government go unpunished if sufficient proof can be haa of thei. 3. No man who does not “pursae some lawful. calling, or have some legitimate means of support, shall be permitted to remain in the Territory.” These rules are direct and positive. First, aman must swear to be true te the United States, or leave the Territory, and he must do it‘ without delay.’ No time is allowed secessionists to plan mischief before they take the oath. The oath will have a binding effect upon some secession sts, if there is a conscience among that sort ef people Those who care nothing for the sacred obligafiona of an vath will have to keep their muuthe well shut under the second rule. Words derogatory to the country and the Government are an offense not to be tolerated by Col Carleton. But rule third-strikes secession in the mortal part. All bummers of those not having an legitimate avocation, are to provide themeelves with an honest ‘way of getting a living, or leave. Idieness ia one of the great causes of the rebellion. It ia your idte, good-fsr-nothing fellow who is & Becessioniat in nine cuaea out of ten. The industry and capital of any country is oppesed to anarchy and revelution. When Cul. Carleton -succeeds in euforeing rule third, he will have little else to do. The bummers and loafers when driven to work or out of the country will tuke the last reMaine Of GeCoRION With hem, and leave toyalty, sobriety, industry and peace, the enoicest of virtues, behind. HaNLon Brorusrs.The Marysville Ex press —erys these wonderful avd —world-renowned performers appeared before a tre= mendous crowd on Monday evening in their wonderful Acr batic performance. The enand amueing, combining as it did great feats, os well ag variety of characters introduced upon the stage, which kept the audience convulsed with laughter, The Marysville Appeal, of yesterday, says : There waa a great andience at the Pavilien ot the Hanlon Brotheralast night, to witness their wonderful fenta, of whch, of course, the grand feat of Zampillaerostation was the chief attraction, though eame of the ethers were eqnally wonderful and quite as pleasing, particuliriy the Triple Parterre, which is one of the moet brilliant series of posturinga and gymnastic exercisea which are ever attempted. Tho thrilling feat of throwing somersiulta in the vir, backward and forward, waa witnessed with breathless -inter-eat and the agile flyer, William Hanton, greeted with boundless applouae. . oo RopBeR AxunksteD. — The Portland Times, anys Graham, the man that robbed Dennison's eafe of $700 on Wedneaday ast, was arreated by Deputy Sheriff Aroold yee. terday morning about 6 o'clock on the etramer Cowlitz. He was about te take a pleaaure trip for the benefit of his health. He would have felt much better had che made geod hisesenpe. All the stolen money and revolver was found with hier, Heis new a & permanent benrcer in the best hotel that eur county offards. The hombre bad thy unpudence to draw his revolver when about to be arrested. AN exchange paper says Blondin has a femate rival inthe West.M'll Carolista is performing wonders an taetitht rope in Detroit, Michigan. She waiks with exae and rapidly along a rope stretched from the roof of a five story building on Doaroan street to the roof of a four story block opposite, performing on her passage all the feats for which Biondin is famous, even to standing on her head midway acrogs the rupe. It is needless to aay that the fair Carolista is clad in male attire. To BE SHOT. —Six persone had been cen. demard to be shot by the Military Commis. sion for vivlation of their parole, given at Port Jackson, in organizing a military company for gervice in the rebel army. General Butler approved the sentence. Theirnames are Atraham McLane, Daniel Edward C. Smith, Patrick Kane. William , end William Stantey. ruleg are No man, . who has arrived at lawful age, shall be permitted to reside within the 2." No words or acts calcu'ated to ienpair . that. veneration which all good putriota: will -be tolerated, within this Territory, or4 looked wellin Dennisen's goat, arid no d vubt . Sam Francisco, Jet. 1862.—The night trom. Vieti¥ia and Portland; sith J assengers and 683 in treasure, $32,000 of avhich was from Portland. As the Pacific was leaving Portland, Wells, Fargo & Co’s. messenger arrived from Lewiston wits $200,000 in treasure, but not in time for the steamer. © We collate the following items : * ‘Fhe Portland Daily Times of the 24th eays: . . Jot Creighton has arrived from Florence City." He-brings news of new and rich dig sings having been struck fifty miles from that ~The new mines are in-a similar sink in the mountains to those at Florence City. Four thousand mipers had left fur the reported discoveries News from Cariboo is riot encouraging. — Miners that had wintered there were leaving on account of searcity of provisions. New comers were making trouble on account of the large claims held by old claimants. The steamer St. Louis took 135 passengers and over a million anda quarter in specie, The general impression amongst remitters ig. that the panic in New York was but temporary, and as no intelligence arrived by telegraph of Banks’ appointinent to the War Office, that the rumor was a stock jobbing canard, ° : The Lick. Houge, the finest furnished hote in the State, was opened to-day, A man named John Booley, in the emplo of the Spring Valley Water Company, fell dead at his work to-day. : Wire BaibGe Brokex.—A _ correspondent af the Sacraments Bes writing from Michigan Bar, saya “Piitnam’s wire bridge across the Cogsumnes, three miles below this . place, gave way on Friday afternooa. About fifty head of eattle were crossing at the time. On» of the wooden towers split. letting down the suspension cublé on ane side, turning the bridges up edgéwias and precipitating the cattle into the river, and entangling sume of them into the wire railing where some ten head nre hanging yet. Most of them were drowned.” ie *--oOoo CATTLE.—There were sold at auction at the Fifteen. Milo House, San. Jeaquin,—on Friday, eleven steers which brought $11 pér head ; twenty-four yearlings at $6 per head; cows from $6 to” $22 each, according to THE vineyard of John Gillig, in Cache Créek Canon, contains 35.000 three year old Vines, a8 we learn from the Knight’s Landing News. CoLTon'’s COMMITTEE Was tu have met yesterday in Sun Francisco, for seme purpose not yet determined, but probably to fix up a fusion ticket weceptable to the Secesh. McCLELLAN hes set himacl{ down before Richinond to*eapture ft by regular geige.— His first parallel is completed, and still the work govs bravely on. ‘The city must. fall, and uot long hence. x —e > ae NAVAL Dese KRTERS.—Fiity-one men have deserted within the ase few the men-of-war La mouths from Wyoming and Narragansett, in San Frincisco harbor. : pate eee TE caster, STOCK HOLDERS.—Uov. Stanford, President of the Central Pacifie Railroad) Cowpany, gives notice that the annual meeting of the stockholders of suid Company will be held in Sacramento, Ju'y 10th, to choose Directors, etc. pe Mew: LZ, of Shasta, his plants under cultivation. well. 1,000 ‘tobacco They are doing Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR JULY 1, 1862. M E Vravar, 8an Fran FE P Hubbard. do ) Hobert. do Wm MeDonald, do § Ll. Simon, do JC Young, Eureka M. Penti¢hal, Sacratto AC Morea, G Va'y F Hitchcock, de T Woedruff, do H Kennedy, do H Marriman, do JA March, eo A . smbeth, do Win Calm: a, da G Moryah, do G L Waters, G Valley Mre Ames, Col.Hill J Jeffrey. do CW Maniels, Sweetl’d JP Kenney, . do H McKee, Washington . J Wilds, do. JQA Clark, Auburn F Wheeler, do R Pearce, Omega FH Gaylord, City MM Taylor. Boston A W Potter, do A Dewer, G Hil J Conroy, do E Bennett G Valley D Pauck, do . ] NSOLVENT NOTICEK.—Inthe District . Court of the 14th Judi ial District ofthe State “of Cal forite. ii the matter of the petition ef Orlaado Jennings, «n Lnselvent Debtor: Pursuant to an order of the Hon. 'T. 8. McFatland, Judge of the anid Distri¢t court, notice is her by civen to all the creditors of the said Insolvent. OrlanJennings to be and appear before the Hon. P. McFarland, Judge of the Distrist court aforesaid, in oren court, at the court room. ef said court, in the county of Nevada, op the 5th day of . August, A. D., 1862, at 10 o’clock A. M., of that day. then and there to show cause, if any they ‘can, why the prayer of said Insolveut should not oo an aseigamentof his estate ve 7 . in and for the county of Nevada, State of Ca:iforpoy ey aeons Selby Flat, arcrosa the Scuth Yuba tothe . bridges, improvemen PAVILION: MAIN STREET, NEVADA : GEO. ©. PIER Eo esses cses ss Manager. First Night of the World Renowned! FLYING TRAPEZE! _ WM. O-FNEIL “ on celebrated Jrish Comedian. ne CHARLEY BACK US, W HMO after traveling all. over the world. } will appear in Song#, Dances. Bas leaques, Imitations,ete., etc. ; €Oke MURPRY,., The San Freneciseo:. Favorite. in a variety of pleasing acts, and MR. TAYLOR, Banjoist. JULY THIRD & FOURTH! Lee The Performance will commence with CELEBRATED IMITATIONS ! Of all the Great Actors in the World, by Charley Backus. thriliing act of Zampillacrostation or the Flying Trapeze, Assisted by the Brothers GEORGE and ALFRED. Overture, 2. .0c;ecesecessea50¢:. BE the Band Comic Song and Datee... Mr O'Neil. Ethiopian Eccentricities, C. Backus, & Mr Taylor. To be followed by grand and comic act entiticd Sur Ics Echasses! By Mr Alired Harlon, assisted by Mr. Themas Hanlon. trish Schoolmaster,..:.5;Mr: Win. O'Nelf* Comicalities,... Joe Marphy and Taylor. The whole to conclude with the grand Treble Parterre Act! ! By the Brothers. GEORGE, WILLIAM, and THOMAS HAMLON. —-ADPMISSIONONEDOLLAR} INDEPENDENCE BALL! A Grand Ball willbe given 2. AT THE ) TEMPERANCE HALE. @LS On B’riday Evening, July 4th, '62 Introduction Committee t John A. Lancaster, S. W. Bering, A. B. Dibble Floor Managers: Hon, T. B. McFarland, A. ©. Niles, Esq. E Block Jr., L. F. Rowell. Chas. Smith. ‘Thos Findley, Grase Valley. Wm. II. Sears R. Reamcr. North San Juan. Sam_ Gillham, Rough & Ready. Ed. Williams, Red Dog. 7° Muste by Plumhoff ani Schmidttschagi de? Nevada June, 29th. : DR. O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Successor to Dr. Levason.) ( E-FICE iv Kelecy’s Building over Block & Co’s Store, corner Pine and Comm reial Street Nevada city, Cal. UNDERTAKING. WM. C. ST12.ES, UNDER : TAKER. has on hand and wil! make to order COVERED ©®¥®{NS at the fo! lowing cheap rates : SMALL SIZR, FROM. .5écccccoceses $3 tu $10 LARGE SIZE. PROM, .<.ccsoccccocce $10 to $20 GRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other persen in the eounty. poy. yet . tape in the neatest style. ates furnis and mo ¢ e for engravin March [6 1861-tf is ‘i Pacific Mail Stewmship Co. The following steamsh‘pa will be dispatched in the month of July St Louis, Capt. Lapidye, T ues. day, July [st, Orizaba, Capt. Fernsworth, Friday. July 11th. ata Gate, Capt. Pearson, Monday, July 21st. From } :!s For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 1} the Panama Kaitroad Company and from. / + ;.nwallto New York by the Atlantic Cor. Secramento & L idesdorff ste. San Franc ii.co ~HE RIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 4th Jadicial District nia, bearing date A pri! 25th 1862, in faver of A. Suillenberger and against C P. Flaugher & W. Deny for the rumof Four Hundred and Fifty. eight ard 75-'00 .Dollars. (debt,) with interest on the said sum of $48 75, trom the 25th day of April 1s62. at the rate, of zig per eent per month —upon which there is of ether ennebee House.and +nown as the Kobinson upper Toll road and bridge. Also, upon that certain Toll Road, through the east gap of ad Loaf, extending from Nevada to Turner’« Mill, Also, upon thas certain Tolt Koad; from Blue Tent. to the Back Bone Howse, ¢rossin the South Yuba at Ulinois Bar, witha rights of way, franchises, toll houses, toll cates patient of its que lities. astrengthencr, purely vegetable and hatmilees ; Langley, Brigoam, an! Kdward Hall, San Frencis oo. For sale at retail by all Druggiste. ~rowe and -atiy actory manner take St. Wharf,at @ o'clock, A. mw. Hig : all Chronic and Private siva of Caepkay,M. D.late m the tionary War ; Chief Physician to the Kegimeut of. manications strictly confidential. Cure guaranteed or no letter or utherwise free Address its, laseltude. weakress of Street, Nevada €i:, BOILERS BUIL’? Machinery of ever Nevada Os <TEAM ENGINES AND S -to on. Guar = e ie. fi Pp or Pépair Ail kinds of Build. Castings, Sav, Grist, Mait and Bark Mills, Horse Power and Car Whee's. All orders filled ly.and at as low rates as any estaniish Secmaendaho San Praneleniecig added. —_ ce “In their wonderful Performance 0 ' wail pee MEYER *. oe. , ZAMPILLAEROSTATI 2 3 ii = ee Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Foreign and Domestic Liquors gener ally. a oes CR AND CELEBRATION! —ON THE— 4th OF JULY! AT NEVADA CITY: : A GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe ap proaching Anniversary ef our National Independence will beheld ac Nevada. The exercises of the day will be as follows : The Precession will form at 9 o’clock a.M., in the following order: Overture,.. [Laas secs essadeene By the Band. MCR ORIA Ab iaicd soos sc ceecessiasces Joe Murphy Grand Moyehal, To be followed by Mr. William Hanon in his Sovede eluete, Nevada Hose Co. No, 't. Pennsylivanixn Engine Coa. No. 2. Protection Hook @& Ladder ts. No. i. arfous Civic Societies, Chapiein, Orater and Reader, Citizems Gemeraliy, The Procegsion wil] march through the varions ORDER OF EXERCISER, f Muaie by the Band, ' Prayer, Reading @f the Sockratian of Independence. Mugte, Oration, F Musie, Benediction, : National Salute at Sunrise und Sunset and Ring ing of the Bells. A Grand displey of FIREWORKS! In the evening. ir The ritizens ef Nevada and other conaties and partake of the hospitalities of the city. Per orecr of the Committee of Arrangements CHAS. MARSH, Marshal of the day. WATTS. NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. i Hsded Medical Wonderofthe Age, The most powerful aud wondertul medicme ever gts taverd. aaron : Watts’ Nervous Antidote. Hae cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than any other known rc medy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has and wlilcure Nervous Heacache, Giddiness Fainting, Fre fine extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) ronic and Inflammatory Kheumation, Toothache. ete. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Is an effectual remedy for Wakefulmese. ~its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Net vou» Antidote wil) cure Dettrium Tremens. Nerveus Trembling. Epilepsy. Twi'ching of the Facial Nerves, Convulsions. and Pulmonary omplaints. Watts’ Nervous Antidote will art upon that state of the nervous system Which produces D: pressiong of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysteris, andis so wonderfu? in rejuvenating premature oldage, and ecorreet ing decrepitude brought on by excessive indn}gence, that nothing but atrial can eonvinee the It is notan excitant but like a ekilliut architect ei by laying a frm foundation, and yracually but incessantly adde ——_ and vigor urtil nothing t lett unfinieh et holesale Agents, ° Rice, Cofiim & Co.; Marysville, and C. Redington & Ce., Crane & June loth, 862. 1OOD TEETH contributeas much to the F gencrul heatth of an indivicual ax the clothing youwear: Thenif they sre defective cali upon DR. POND who cperates’ ip the most fee over Klock & Co.*s 5 ore, Nevada, Cal. a7 Every hcusekeeper experiences how difficult it is teomake goud bread, and we therefere leaspre in calling attention to the fact thet re uniformly licht sweet and nutriteus bread ft is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Veast Powder, tt excels all similar prepurutions every offered to In every respect and Paeil rn pean x ; the public. See advertisement im anethes w. F. BABCOCK, Agents. colama. ] )RLS CZAPRAY'S Private Medien and Surgical lustitute, Sacramento strect. below Montgomery, oppoxite Pacific ship Conmyeny 6 Office, Sup Francisco batablished in 18H, for the Permanent Cure of a and the Suppre» ywg ‘and Resident Phvisician, L. J. anyarian Kevolmte Atte: Heonveds, Chief § the Military ‘Hospital of Peeth, Hum. ary ; the Jate Lecturus-on Diseases of Wowen pon with allcosts suit, 2 have levied upon the fol . and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Coilowing described property w ich was herctoWOE MMOD s.fore attached to-wit:—Phat-cértsin fott oat, ~ Particuliar attention paid toe the treatment at diseases peculiar to rhe Women and Children. Office hours—From 9A.M., to9 P.M. CamPermanent pay, Coasultations by DR. L. J. CEAPKAY, Sau Francisco Spermatorrhea. Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spr the limbs and back, made, and he be diac’ frhm his debts and Habilitices, in eames of the statute in such case made end provided ; and in the, n time all t said insolvent my hand and the seal of said Peed ‘Deputy ins ® ’ R. Sowers, Atty. un‘'e belo or in indisp*sitien and ineapability for labor stud either and ail of the dullaces of apprehension, less ot manery: awe? Noti e is sion to s »,love of solitude. timidity. seit public sale all distrust, headache painein tive site. t Court } affections of the So inne *he face; sex uci House deor, in ‘@ other rapt eh EY ha under my band, thia.2nd dayof aly a. . new { wn to and henee: i unkno An free. Ad copstru ae are cordially invited to assist in the Celebration . + ae ee Tae For dry ond ho Lice of lig —tig tk, we hich temper the-year, tl patrietisn able thiret, course ta Temperance of crank a1 beer, and atronger. bounds we thes. drink we do not would sugg ite té pay: drink to-m and to dri: aw much te geod hquo plaees in ti know. thre our neighb merrijal str Exchouge. ea Bett as there ar perhaps ge inane we ¢ fiding a du ton cece Tre Fr lion witha tent, to fal of & thimo’ ~ frosta, 8&t on this ace a fair crop ty. Peact vet there take the ne some wtiat favorable ¢ Blackberr: fruit, and . the strawt which by t this vieini! ENLAR( granted to ecupy a sha pavilion, a ed sixty fe 200 peop! once. An len Broth inent, to o Wate’ pleted and the public ginrious ¢ Wall's ent the fury o te the.ravs cag withs Fire W Tow arrive play will from Squi of these v ue a pret fired off b ings ANOTH ., gong toh 4th, at th Chauvel ¢ rant it w!! Rosas rascaleen' Moore’ 1 stracted .1 te eighty [er-D. night, the Ticketa fo the Natie “Mayor about ene it ie thous turty thoy ‘Tepae county, : patches « Butte Cr another: hy yeidtof a &

ee ee ~ It will nat go down for theae Secession symwill tena wuoh beinge the proprictios oF civ~iligation. ___ Sahoon River mines are good beyend doubt, _ & pridiver @acaped from the State Privon at San Queptia,. He en the rond loading to the paper mith The prisoner whe teen employed ag a trusty, and plaka, that there is no liberty of . “Hien, : sonke this a prominent com-~ plait” ‘They are perfectly consistent in mak_ in complaints. The suppression of a évoted to an abuse of the Government, in thelr Siaey shesenters a aireet te at the roots uf treason and tella ngainst the cause ty which these journals are engaged. — pathizing sheets, of which our State has a few, to cherge, that whan 3 malignaut newspaper. like the NW. ¥. Dey Book, is silenced. n Demoorntye Journal is destroyed by Republican Wigotry. That sort of a charge is todisilly apd stale to be published in this age of the world, and the editor who dees it, aught to be eonvieted of glandering the public, by infering they are a0 fovlish and ignorant as. to. believe tt. : The Adminiatration bas silenced a newspaper or twa, and all the -blame that-can be attached for so daing te in going so far and ovéry one whoue Writings show a malignint opposition to the unity: vf the American States; and whose sentiments publicly expressed have a.tendeney to “weakon tho atent or efforts of ane loyal citizen in the cdlige of good, government ae ‘ayainet the damnable rebellion.wnd scourge him from the _ presence of tha decegt aocwty he pollutes Men who haveno apnae of honor or feeling of patriotian, whe ate dead to every sentiment af wivotian fur'the glorious institutions of our matebleas country, whe care so little far civit liberty, order, juatice -and baw, fui every great and noble principle chertshed among wen whe ere men, are not fit to be treated even go censiderately asa conviciel felon, Nothing bat brute force, well applied. There ws no charscter so oathesome tind deteetable as that which eympath-" izes with barbariam and gloata over his coun* AORN trg’s ruin. The world has no punishinené-teo saver’.nor hell a plaee too hot fer such choice specimens of depraved humanity. Demouracy THis YRar.—We bave in this State n wort of Democracy which eceu. pies in the political world the part of an old woman hanging on the skirta of her son-and preventing bim from going forth rnd battling for hiacountry. The apirit ef tho times inaptres the yoting man to met effort; so the exuse.of the nauntry calf upon all pat. riots ‘ta unite their efforta to mule the eun. wet less doubtful. ‘The affections of the old women.of the Demperatic party are atrang for the party, so atrong ta to lnae sight of the necessities of the country, They will have the organizgstion maintaingd. What for?— They say they deaive te support the Govern, ment. Some of their organs declare to the coutrary, avd are in.fagor of opposing the Admimetration, and de uppore it, and these ace more cangiatent than the remainder of the party ; for aa there is really no other issue but between The Aduwiniatratian and the eneimiva of the country, ba who identifies himself equarely With one gide er the uther is mare to be reapected than be who is a gobetween, eavipg to. himeectf tho cloak of one party while braying and acting for the other. If there is but one. save, let men who call themselves meo,sad prefer the term tu Democr ty, identify themaelvea with ous party a! onde. To eyll themerttee Union men, and atill keep up faction, out of pure prejudice, or for the benefit 6f Beovssioniste, ia te “eten! the livery of heaven to serve the devil in.” Mere fROM THR NORTUBRN MEINES.— Thr Inteat news from the vorthern mines is to the effeet that now diggmge bave been atruck filty milea. from Blerence city, and that ‘hé digeings promise better than has been reported, “Que statement is, that the ANoTHER Escapa.—QOa Friday meht lot ~ ramixc Home.—Col. Carleton, from his head quarters, at Tucson has proclaimed . martial law over Arizona. The Col. hes} ) struck right home to the root of rebeiliom in . Stéamar Pacific a the fundamental lawa he has established in Express of yesterday : Administra. etertaiument was grand, entertaining hia proclamation. The principal “ . oF scribe to the oath of allegiance to the United . States. ‘ should feel for our country and Government go unpunished if sufficient proof can be haa of thei. 3. No man who does not “pursae some lawful. calling, or have some legitimate means of support, shall be permitted to remain in the Territory.” These rules are direct and positive. First, aman must swear to be true te the United States, or leave the Territory, and he must do it‘ without delay.’ No time is allowed secessionists to plan mischief before they take the oath. The oath will have a binding effect upon some secession sts, if there is a conscience among that sort ef people Those who care nothing for the sacred obligafiona of an vath will have to keep their muuthe well shut under the second rule. Words derogatory to the country and the Government are an offense not to be tolerated by Col Carleton. But rule third-strikes secession in the mortal part. All bummers of those not having an legitimate avocation, are to provide themeelves with an honest ‘way of getting a living, or leave. Idieness ia one of the great causes of the rebellion. It ia your idte, good-fsr-nothing fellow who is & Becessioniat in nine cuaea out of ten. The industry and capital of any country is oppesed to anarchy and revelution. When Cul. Carleton -succeeds in euforeing rule third, he will have little else to do. The bummers and loafers when driven to work or out of the country will tuke the last reMaine Of GeCoRION With hem, and leave toyalty, sobriety, industry and peace, the enoicest of virtues, behind. HaNLon Brorusrs.The Marysville Ex press —erys these wonderful avd —world-renowned performers appeared before a tre= mendous crowd on Monday evening in their wonderful Acr batic performance. The enand amueing, combining as it did great feats, os well ag variety of characters introduced upon the stage, which kept the audience convulsed with laughter, The Marysville Appeal, of yesterday, says : There waa a great andience at the Pavilien ot the Hanlon Brotheralast night, to witness their wonderful fenta, of whch, of course, the grand feat of Zampillaerostation was the chief attraction, though eame of the ethers were eqnally wonderful and quite as pleasing, particuliriy the Triple Parterre, which is one of the moet brilliant series of posturinga and gymnastic exercisea which are ever attempted. Tho thrilling feat of throwing somersiulta in the vir, backward and forward, waa witnessed with breathless -inter-eat and the agile flyer, William Hanton, greeted with boundless applouae. . oo RopBeR AxunksteD. — The Portland Times, anys Graham, the man that robbed Dennison's eafe of $700 on Wedneaday ast, was arreated by Deputy Sheriff Aroold yee. terday morning about 6 o'clock on the etramer Cowlitz. He was about te take a pleaaure trip for the benefit of his health. He would have felt much better had che made geod hisesenpe. All the stolen money and revolver was found with hier, Heis new a & permanent benrcer in the best hotel that eur county offards. The hombre bad thy unpudence to draw his revolver when about to be arrested. AN exchange paper says Blondin has a femate rival inthe West..M'll Carolista is performing wonders an taetitht rope in Detroit, Michigan. She waiks with exae and rapidly along a rope stretched from the roof of a five story building on Doaroan street to the roof of a four story block opposite, performing on her passage all the feats for which Biondin is famous, even to standing on her head midway acrogs the rupe. It is needless to aay that the fair Carolista is clad in male attire. To BE SHOT. —Six persone had been cen. demard to be shot by the Military Commis. sion for vivlation of their parole, given at Port Jackson, in organizing a military company for gervice in the rebel army. General Butler approved the sentence. Theirnames are Atraham McLane, Daniel Edward C. Smith, Patrick Kane. William , end William Stantey. ruleg are No man, . who has arrived at lawful age, shall be permitted to reside within the 2." No words or acts calcu'ated to ienpair . that. veneration which all good putriota: will -be tolerated, within this Territory, or4 looked wellin Dennisen's goat, arid no d vubt . Sam Francisco, Jet. 1862.—The night trom. Vieti¥ia and Portland; sith J assengers and 683 in treasure, $32,000 of avhich was from Portland. As the Pacific was leaving Portland, Wells, Fargo & Co’s. messenger arrived from Lewiston wits $200,000 in treasure, but not in time for the steamer. © We collate the following items : * ‘Fhe Portland Daily Times of the 24th eays: . . Jot Creighton has arrived from Florence City." He-brings news of new and rich dig sings having been struck fifty miles from that ~The new mines are in-a similar sink in the mountains to those at Florence City. Four thousand mipers had left fur the reported discoveries News from Cariboo is riot encouraging. — Miners that had wintered there were leaving on account of searcity of provisions. New comers were making trouble on account of the large claims held by old claimants. The steamer St. Louis took 135 passengers and over a million anda quarter in specie, The general impression amongst remitters ig. that the panic in New York was but temporary, and as no intelligence arrived by telegraph of Banks’ appointinent to the War Office, that the rumor was a stock jobbing canard, ° : The Lick. Houge, the finest furnished hote in the State, was opened to-day, A man named John Booley, in the emplo of the Spring Valley Water Company, fell dead at his work to-day. : Wire BaibGe Brokex.—A _ correspondent af the Sacraments Bes writing from Michigan Bar, saya “Piitnam’s wire bridge across the Cogsumnes, three miles below this . place, gave way on Friday afternooa. About fifty head of eattle were crossing at the time. On» of the wooden towers split. letting down the suspension cublé on ane side, turning the bridges up edgéwias and precipitating the cattle into the river, and entangling sume of them into the wire railing where some ten head nre hanging yet. Most of them were drowned.” ie *--oOoo CATTLE.—There were sold at auction at the Fifteen. Milo House, San. Jeaquin,—on Friday, eleven steers which brought $11 pér head ; twenty-four yearlings at $6 per head; cows from $6 to” $22 each, according to THE vineyard of John Gillig, in Cache Créek Canon, contains 35.000 three year old Vines, a8 we learn from the Knight’s Landing News. CoLTon'’s COMMITTEE Was tu have met yesterday in Sun Francisco, for seme purpose not yet determined, but probably to fix up a fusion ticket weceptable to the Secesh. McCLELLAN hes set himacl{ down before Richinond to*eapture ft by regular geige.— His first parallel is completed, and still the work govs bravely on. ‘The city must. fall, and uot long hence. x —e > ae NAVAL Dese KRTERS.—Fiity-one men have deserted within the ase few the men-of-war La mouths from Wyoming and Narragansett, in San Frincisco harbor. : pate eee TE caster, STOCK HOLDERS.—Uov. Stanford, President of the Central Pacifie Railroad) Cowpany, gives notice that the annual meeting of the stockholders of suid Company will be held in Sacramento, Ju'y 10th, to choose Directors, etc. pe Mew: LZ, of Shasta, his plants under cultivation. well. 1,000 ‘tobacco They are doing Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR JULY 1, 1862. M E Vravar, 8an Fran FE P Hubbard. do ) Hobert. do Wm MeDonald, do § Ll. Simon, do JC Young, Eureka M. Penti¢hal, Sacratto AC Morea, G Va'y F Hitchcock, de T Woedruff, do H Kennedy, do H Marriman, do JA March, eo A . smbeth, do Win Calm: a, da G Moryah, do G L Waters, G Valley Mre Ames, Col.Hill J Jeffrey. do CW Maniels, Sweetl’d JP Kenney, . do H McKee, Washington . J Wilds, do. JQA Clark, Auburn F Wheeler, do R Pearce, Omega FH Gaylord, City MM Taylor. Boston A W Potter, do A Dewer, G Hil J Conroy, do E Bennett G Valley D Pauck, do . ] NSOLVENT NOTICEK.—Inthe District . Court of the 14th Judi ial District ofthe State “of Cal forite. ii the matter of the petition ef Orlaado Jennings, «n Lnselvent Debtor: Pursuant to an order of the Hon. 'T. 8. McFatland, Judge of the anid Distri¢t court, notice is her by civen to all the creditors of the said Insolvent. OrlanJennings to be and appear before the Hon. P. McFarland, Judge of the Distrist court aforesaid, in oren court, at the court room. ef said court, in the county of Nevada, op the 5th day of . August, A. D., 1862, at 10 o’clock A. M., of that day. then and there to show cause, if any they ‘can, why the prayer of said Insolveut should not oo an aseigamentof his estate ve 7 . in and for the county of Nevada, State of Ca:iforpoy ey aeons Selby Flat, arcrosa the Scuth Yuba tothe . bridges, improvemen PAVILION: MAIN STREET, NEVADA : GEO. ©. PIER Eo esses cses ss Manager. First Night of the World Renowned! FLYING TRAPEZE! _ WM. O-FNEIL “ on celebrated Jrish Comedian. ne CHARLEY BACK US, W HMO after traveling all. over the world. } will appear in Song#, Dances. Bas leaques, Imitations,ete., etc. ; €Oke MURPRY,., The San Freneciseo:. Favorite. in a variety of pleasing acts, and MR. TAYLOR, Banjoist. JULY THIRD & FOURTH! Lee The Performance will commence with CELEBRATED IMITATIONS ! Of all the Great Actors in the World, by Charley Backus. thriliing act of Zampillacrostation or the Flying Trapeze, Assisted by the Brothers GEORGE and ALFRED. Overture, 2. ..0c;ecesecessea50¢:. BE the Band Comic Song and Datee...... Mr O'Neil. Ethiopian Eccentricities, C. Backus, & Mr Taylor. To be followed by grand and comic act entiticd Sur Ics Echasses! By Mr Alired Harlon, assisted by Mr. Themas Hanlon. trish Schoolmaster,....:.5;Mr: Win. O'Nelf* Comicalities,...... Joe Marphy and Taylor. The whole to conclude with the grand Treble Parterre Act! ! By the Brothers. GEORGE, WILLIAM, and THOMAS HAMLON. —-ADPMISSIONONEDOLLAR}

INDEPENDENCE BALL! A Grand Ball willbe given 2. AT THE ) TEMPERANCE HALE. @LS On B’riday Evening, July 4th, '62 Introduction Committee t John A. Lancaster, S. W. Bering, A. B. Dibble Floor Managers: Hon, T. B. McFarland, A. ©. Niles, Esq. E Block Jr., L. F. Rowell. Chas. Smith. ‘Thos Findley, Grase Valley. Wm. II. Sears R. Reamcr. North San Juan. Sam_ Gillham, Rough & Ready. Ed. Williams, Red Dog. 7° Muste by Plumhoff ani Schmidttschagi de? Nevada June, 29th. : DR. O. POND, SURGEON DENTIST! (Successor to Dr. Levason.) ( E-FICE iv Kelecy’s Building over Block & Co’s Store, corner Pine and Comm reial Street Nevada city, Cal. UNDERTAKING. WM. C. ST12.ES, UNDER : TAKER. has on hand and wil! make to order COVERED ©®¥®{NS at the fo! lowing cheap rates : SMALL SIZR, FROM.. .5écccccoceses $3 tu $10 LARGE SIZE. PROM, .<.ccsoccccocce $10 to $20 GRAV FENCES, of every style, furnished cheaper than by any other persen in the eounty. poy. yet . tape in the neatest style. ates furnis and mo ¢ e for engravin March [6 1861-tf is ‘i Pacific Mail Stewmship Co. The following steamsh‘pa will be dispatched in the month of July St Louis, Capt. Lapidye, T ues. day, July [st, Orizaba, Capt. Fernsworth, Friday. July 11th. ata Gate, Capt. Pearson, Monday, July 21st. From } :!s For Panama. Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to Aspinw 1} the Panama Kaitroad Company and from. / + ;.nwallto New York by the Atlantic Cor. Secramento & L idesdorff ste. San Franc ii.co ~HE RIFE’S SALE.—By virtue of an execution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 4th Jadicial District nia, bearing date A pri! 25th 1862, in faver of A. Suillenberger and against C P. Flaugher & W. Deny for the rumof Four Hundred and Fifty. eight ard 75-'00 .Dollars. (debt,) with interest on the said sum of $48 75, trom the 25th day of April 1s62. at the rate, of zig per eent per month —upon which there is of ether ennebee House.and +nown as the Kobinson upper Toll road and bridge. Also, upon that certain Toll Road, through the east gap of ad Loaf, extending from Nevada to Turner’« Mill, Also, upon thas certain Tolt Koad; from Blue Tent. to the Back Bone Howse, ¢rossin the South Yuba at Ulinois Bar, witha rights of way, franchises, toll houses, toll cates patient of its que lities. astrengthencr, purely vegetable and hatmilees ; Langley, Brigoam, an! Kdward Hall, San Frencis oo. For sale at retail by all Druggiste. ~rowe and -atiy actory manner take St. Wharf,at @ o'clock, A. mw. Hig : all Chronic and Private siva of Caepkay,M. D.late m the tionary War ; Chief Physician to the Kegimeut of. manications strictly confidential. Cure guaranteed or no letter or utherwise free Address its, laseltude. weakress of Street, Nevada €i:, BOILERS BUIL’? Machinery of ever Nevada Os <TEAM ENGINES AND S -to on. Guar = e ie. fi Pp or Pépair Ail kinds of Build. Castings, Sav, Grist, Mait and Bark Mills, Horse Power and Car Whee's. All orders filled ly.and at as low rates as any estaniish Secmaendaho San Praneleniecig added. —_ ce “In their wonderful Performance 0 ' wail pee MEYER *. oe. , ZAMPILLAEROSTATI 2 3 ii = ee Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Foreign and Domestic Liquors gener ally. a oes CR AND CELEBRATION! —ON THE— 4th OF JULY! AT NEVADA CITY: : A GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe ap proaching Anniversary ef our National Independence will beheld ac Nevada. The exercises of the day will be as follows : The Precession will form at 9 o’clock a.M., in the following order: Overture,... [Laas secs essadeene By the Band. MCR ORIA Ab iaicd soos sc ceecessiasces Joe Murphy Grand Moyehal, To be followed by Mr. William Hanon in his Sovede eluete, Nevada Hose Co. No, 't. Pennsylivanixn Engine Coa. No. 2. Protection Hook @& Ladder ts. No. i. arfous Civic Societies, Chapiein, Orater and Reader, Citizems Gemeraliy, The Procegsion wil] march through the varions ORDER OF EXERCISER, f Muaie by the Band, ' Prayer, Reading @f the Sockratian of Independence. Mugte, Oration, F Musie, Benediction, : National Salute at Sunrise und Sunset and Ring ing of the Bells. A Grand displey of FIREWORKS! In the evening. ir The ritizens ef Nevada and other conaties and partake of the hospitalities of the city. Per orecr of the Committee of Arrangements CHAS. MARSH, Marshal of the day. WATTS.. NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. i Hsded Medical Wonderofthe Age, The most powerful aud wondertul medicme ever gts taverd. aaron : Watts’ Nervous Antidote. Hae cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than any other known rc medy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has and wlilcure Nervous Heacache, Giddiness Fainting, Fre fine extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) ronic and Inflammatory Kheumation, Toothache. ete. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Is an effectual remedy for Wakefulmese. ~its soothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Net vou» Antidote wil) cure Dettrium Tremens. Nerveus Trembling. Epilepsy. Twi'ching of the Facial Nerves, Convulsions. and Pulmonary omplaints. Watts’ Nervous Antidote will art upon that state of the nervous system Which produces D: pressiong of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysteris, andis so wonderfu? in rejuvenating premature oldage, and ecorreet ing decrepitude brought on by excessive indn}gence, that nothing but atrial can eonvinee the It is notan excitant but like a ekilliut architect ei by laying a frm foundation, and yracually but incessantly adde ——_ and vigor urtil nothing t lett unfinieh et holesale Agents, ° Rice, Cofiim & Co.; Marysville, and C. Redington & Ce., Crane & June loth, 862. 1OOD TEETH contributeas much to the F gencrul heatth of an indivicual ax the clothing youwear: Thenif they sre defective cali upon DR. POND who cperates’ ip the most fee over Klock & Co.*s 5 ore, Nevada, Cal. a7 Every hcusekeeper experiences how difficult it is teomake goud bread, and we therefere leaspre in calling attention to the fact thet re uniformly licht sweet and nutriteus bread ft is only necessary to use Redington & Co's Veast Powder, tt excels all similar prepurutions every offered to In every respect and Paeil rn pean x ; the public. See advertisement im anethes w. F. BABCOCK, Agents. colama. ] )RLS CZAPRAY'S Private Medien and Surgical lustitute, Sacramento strect. below Montgomery, oppoxite Pacific ship Conmyeny 6 Office, Sup Francisco batablished in 18H, for the Permanent Cure of a and the Suppre» ywg ‘and Resident Phvisician, L. J. anyarian Kevolmte Atte: Heonveds, Chief § the Military ‘Hospital of Peeth, Hum. ary ; the Jate Lecturus-on Diseases of Wowen pon with allcosts suit, 2 have levied upon the fol . and Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Coilowing described property w ich was herctoWOE MMOD s.fore attached to-wit:—Phat-cértsin fott oat, ~ Particuliar attention paid toe the treatment at diseases peculiar to rhe Women and Children. Office hours—From 9A.M., to9 P.M. CamPermanent pay, Coasultations by DR. L. J. CEAPKAY, Sau Francisco Spermatorrhea. Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spr the limbs and back, made, and he be diac’ frhm his debts and Habilitices, in eames of the statute in such case made end provided ; and in the, n time all t said insolvent my hand and the seal of said Peed ‘Deputy ins ® ’ R. Sowers, Atty. un‘'e belo or in indisp*sitien and ineapability for labor stud either and ail of the dullaces of apprehension, less ot manery: awe? Noti e is sion to s »,love of solitude. timidity. seit public sale all distrust, headache painein tive site. t Court } affections of the So inne *he face; sex uci House deor, in ‘@ other rapt eh EY ha under my band, thia.2nd dayof aly a. . new { wn to and henee: i unkno An free. Ad copstru ae are cordially invited to assist in the Celebration . + ae ee Tae For dry ond ho Lice of lig —tig tk, we hich temper the-year, tl patrietisn able thiret, course ta Temperance of crank a1 beer, and atronger. bounds we thes. drink we do not would sugg ite té pay: drink to-m and to dri: aw much te geod hquo plaees in ti know. thre our neighb merrijal str Exchouge. ea Bett as there ar perhaps ge inane we ¢ fiding a du ton cece Tre Fr lion witha tent, to fal of & thimo’ ~ frosta, 8&t on this ace a fair crop ty. Peact vet there take the ne some wtiat favorable ¢ Blackberr: fruit, and . the strawt which by t this vieini! ENLAR( granted to ecupy a sha pavilion, a ed sixty fe 200 peop! once. An len Broth inent, to o Wate’ pleted and the public ginrious ¢ Wall's ent the fury o te the.ravs cag withs Fire W Tow arrive play will from Squi of these v ue a pret fired off b ings ANOTH ., gong toh 4th, at th Chauvel ¢ rant it w!! Rosas rascaleen' Moore’ 1 stracted .1 te eighty [er-D. night, the Ticketa fo the Natie “Mayor about ene it ie thous turty thoy ‘Tepae county, : patches « Butte Cr another: hy yeidtof a &