July 8, 1863 (4 pages)

NE TN gerne ene ae a orogs.—The prejudice against negroes is most biididing:’ We see the inconsistencies inte ‘which it thro : ployment of negroes é assign: course. They will quote you from Douglag that this country is the white man’s country, the Govergmbut 4° governdieiit for the white man, but they forget that it is the duty of esth State to furnish so many men for the war and if ten thousand negroes arg put under. arms, that number of white men are saved from going to battle, If it is « cauntey for white mea; why preserve the negro,and destroy. the Caucasian; . giving’ ntimerical and physical superiority thereby to the former! It Wou'd seem that if the opposers of negro ‘enlidtmetite are hovest in their opinions that the country is the white man's country exclusively, they would take such steps ae would rid the country of the negro race, by killing them off fn battle, or lessening their, numbers: by the slaughtering process. If either race is to,euffer depletion, why are not the copperheads in favor of giving. the white race.a chance to eave ita numbers by substitution of negroes in thearmy? = ee eee The prejudice against color is working to the detriment of Tilinois and Indiana very severely. The laws of those States preventing free _uegroes from coming is serious drawback at the present time when those States want laborers, so many of the working population having gone to Gill up the ars mies of the country, Every, negre who could earn in the fields more than his wages, would add wealth to those States and to the whole country. Their interdiction is, therefore, @ loss to the outioa . je The prejudice againat color operates det. “> fimentally in aaother regard, and most severely too, On’ account of it the Governmént ie embarrassed in deciding what to do with the contrabands that appear withia our lines, and the knowledge of the an-~ tipathy deters thousands of negroes from deserting frum the rebels and coming to our assigtance. It is a check and.a -stumbling block to-the Union cadse, in the army, navy, @verywhere, and there is no reason in it, eo far as the émployment of negroes is concerned to put dewn the rebellion or to develop the industrial interests of the country in the critical time of war, when the reaources of the country should be called forth rather than crippled, a a rn ‘ Tae Vicrory,-—-It is with almost unapeakable joy that we write of the great victory achieved fur the country by the new commander of the army of the Potomac, Gen. Meade, near Gettysburg, Pa., onthe firat three days of the present. month. There can be no doubdt but our brave sols diere have covered themselves with imperishable laurels. The victory seems to have been complete, and the enemy is almost des stroyed. We can hardly ' catimate the importance of this euccess. The confidence it has given is seenin the price of guild which ‘hae failen to thirty-eight centa, having deonaaet in price about eight. cents in a If we ‘could chrénicle a sictiry at Vicks4 burg gold would come tumbling down at's rate fearful to brokers. “aoe The ‘news is apparently of the most cheer: ‘ingorder taken aca whole. It is better than -we expected by far. Meade has made a boid and lucky push for ‘immortahty. We ardently hope he is the coming man tha couns try has needed eo long, and if he succeeds wm anaibilating the army ef Lee his Tame will rest oa very aclid foundation. ye __ Nothing reliable ie yet known of out tote, Ddut they must have heen very severeSrarek Kine.—A correspondent of the Bulletin writes, that Btarr King may not rei Yoo inh te aod that the Potomeo ie. Supa ‘high for the enemy fo ford. ‘The . captured, and the wounded on both sides ~ War News—We hear glorious news from thousand taken prisoners and 118 picees of . eople of Prussia towards the reigning to the effect that our troops bave secured all the mountain passes, * pontodn hope is strong that the escape of the rebels is almost impussibia. One thing is certain, ported, the army of Lee is demoralized and crippled sv as tu be eney to Gohquer. The items of sews, in brief, are as lows: A We in pursuit of the enemy, that more than two hundred battle flags have’ been fuls Je telegraphs Halleck that our caval~ tre in our hands. A pontoon bridge at Willliamsport and another at Dam No. 5, have bven destroyed. The Potomac is swollen. Meade operates from interior lines. Pleneanton occupies the mountain pass near Chambersburg, cut~ and Johnson are killed, and Gen. Farnsworth of our side. : No confirmation of the death or capture of Longstreet of Hill. Pee Jeff. Davis ‘peremptorily ordered Lee to withdraw from Peunaylyanis on aceount of the defenseless state of Richmond, and refused to allow Beaurexard to reinforce him. Hancock's corps defended the center in the great battle and were thanked by Gen. Meade in the name of the army and the coun” try, Rosecrans is pushing the enemy. Bragg’s army is terribly demoralized. Desertots report the mountains full of _rebela who have resolved ‘to fight no more. _ Guefrilla Morgan: had crossed the Cumberland with 4,000 cavalry and was muking for Louisville. Gen. Boyle at the Iatter place had called for all the troops Indisna can spare. Nothing important from Port Hudson.— Sickles had his left leg amputated. It is thought he will recover. . . Gold is down to 38, which hopeful state of affrirs. . ‘THe following despatches were received at Sen Francisco on the 6th: — if The telegraph seemed to have continued working up te a noen to-day, and Mr. Carpentier, of the Telegraph Company, evidently in answer te inquiries, received the folluwing dispatch frum Chicago news t agent Chicago, July Gth—1 P. w.—H. W. Car. lodlesten. meagre. Everything received, confirms the 4g of our com success. : he follewing dispatch was_alen received —_ the manager of the New York telegraph office. New York, July 6th—11-40 a. m—Col. Thee. P. Madder and Jas Gamble, just received a message from Colonel McMabun, dated Gettysburg, says : “Safe, but still fiehting.” ‘J.C, Hincuman, "The Colonel MeMahon referred to, te ea coummnnten vf one of the New York regmen Tn additian to the above, the following patch has been sent from New York time this forenvon: Lee badly whipped. Doubtfulif he can spies Ay fall of Richwend. Gold will . to 135, or lower. Immediately after the above dispatch came through, the line cvased to work, the difficulty being in Lowa. = The condition of affaires in the Chinese bse is becoming dark and threatening. Tepings continues in great force in many ‘pirts «f the country, aud defy all efforts uf -Guet to subdue them. The only +ffectual tvsistance made to them. ia by General Gordim, at Shanghae, at the head of a force known as Ward's Contingent. The British Admiral had given noties te the merchants at Yukehbam, that in the event ef Corcoran being used with Japanese, he had aot sufficient protection for them.‘Fhesteamer pes ays i aw hanya lately, to run in the Yougtese Hiaag, wos burned near die~ a ‘ Neenoes in Pennsyivania.— portdent of the Bulletin, writing from Phils . delphia, enys, the renson why the negroes of that place du not enlist, is because no induceturn to San Francieco, but ‘will remain in . ents are Hehd wat by the Governor of the be restored to all the ete of an — Washoe. The strongeat inducements are . State, More than a thousand blncks have thes. be you tail "te ennwer said com held otf to bim to becomes citizen of the . gene from Peiitityivania to Massachusetts Senha pen thnotes te Ginetta with ‘new Stato—for it w to “become a State . And enlisted theré. Several regiments’ of att conte of onit ant alee denne he Geert —_— ptf] blacke might be raised in Penneyleania. trite mony whercot 1. hi, Para we ye eda fb. Geeenan Burien Coanxe — en] ¢—~)do hereunto set my hand and impress the Lanb Bonvey Conrinuen. ane the Unl-T heated tratting horen “Genial Butler,” whe} p geet kyo st ohes inthe ety of Neve _ ted States District Court, last Saturday, the lately bopt * M. Patehen” in a race H, Fanquuan, clerk, _ pffigial survey of the rancho Sonjon de les eee tern Sonrore, hes been wo oe Senate ee, in Bae Jonquin eotinty; etnim. PY y 8 gentleman Frani MePeriand, Moquelemnes, in San Jonquia ‘4 "J cinco and ta Bo em route to that elty. from Ps ‘wd by ‘Aanetusio Chebolla, war coofirive. of the Potomac. It write J Sap Franc:eco n left on the field, eighteen or twenty . feeling of bitter hostility un the part of the er’ ue Henry Baker do A) deuenen do Geo Cohn Virginia Robt Ki do B A Smith do W é.olliné Grass Valley McGowen do JHP San Juan rs do EJ Weet do : Lake 6 ig a do ies Penrose Relief ti James Ben do jae Mocre do James Sherley de McKachin Wash 8 W Langton Downiev Brimekill & s de Got funsom Mo ret 4 joe o res oseph J Marysville cab iiee xiao Labohheman Wee 6: 4 Jose Sliver te OJMatUmgs ” E Hunts Hill Geo C Yoster Lincoln H Abell Corral J H Briggs Orleans F W E tigh Moores G5 Rectey Cherebes Davanay Umega Ashmore Cement H g « ~hegeteee © Jno Green Nevada City bine do Jaol Y seph Jones do 20 Marv Joel Jones do ge i DEATH. pentier: Dispatches received to-day were . ‘ =e: See? Loe tee — tiie ‘gharantecd rights of the people. ade" skirts haw the addition of a row of bristies;it is found they sweep the stairs ainch better than silks. Judicial Convention. _ Pursuant ‘to previots notice the Union Central Committees uf the counties of Placer District, assembled at Orr’s Ranch. in Placer county, on Monday, the 6th day of July, for the purpose of nominating « candidate for the office of District Judge, a full delegation The meeting was called to order by the selection of 8. R. Case, Esq., of Placer county as Presitent, and the appointment of Thos. P. Hawley, Esq., of Nevada county, ae SecOn motion of M. C. Winchester, the Hon. T.B. McFarland of Nevada county was nominated by acclamation tur the office of Dis-. trict Judge of the 14th Judicial District. On-motion of E. W. Roberts, Esq., the proceedings of the meeting were ordersd to be publishedin the Union papers of the Sacramento Union. 8. R. CASE, President. T. P. Hawley, Sec. z SA NAL PETS NIRS IEE EATON BLO IEEE, © road Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Preprictors. counties of Placer and Nevada, and in the ‘: On motion the meeting adjourned sine'die. ome, pe ar a 4. ‘ on = = ~ Fashionable St: = Se img Goods, surrounding towns to call and examine. Coats, all kinds and sizes, . Cravats, Cellars, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our. Goeds at low rates; for cash, and sa:isfaction is always guaranteed. x We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of Saratoga Trunks, Which we have just received from New York. CorCommercial & Pine Streets. POLITICAL. FOR TREASURER. B. JBPFMIES is announced as 0 eandidate for the office of County Treasurer— to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR RECORDER. G H. PERR GB ic annownced asa candidate e for the office of County Recorder— subject to the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. R ©. HICKMAN, announces himself as a e candidate for the office of County RKepan tt to the decision of the Union Conv < FOR SHERIFF. Pp T announces himself as ES iT (i's candidate for the ofie of theritiot Nev POR SHERIFF. N W. KNUWLTON announces himo ‘self ae a candidate for re-elerti: n to th= Offive of Sheriff of Nevada county—eubjcet to the decision of the Uuion County vention. Nevada, June 2st. FOR SHERIFF. seapaainy E* SAAC WILLIAMSON announces himself asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of thia count: te 1 ‘ peace A n-ne he decision of the Union FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, envounece himeelf 4] Tiaxeeoutiete ofUounty Treaseoec-gulgnt te the decision of the U Con In San Francisco, July Sth, Maria, wife of James B. Van Hagen, aged 31 years. w@JUST RECELVED Ia $ee0@ BOXES?! —Or— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSB, . FINE cur TOBACCO! fF OA RR. SENKING. —— SUMMON @,— tate of Uniifurnm, eounsy of SD. Nevada. es. District Court of the lath Jedi. cial Distaist of eaid state of California te _ . Ea, Notice fe hereby given » The People of the thercunto Aguss Oni, Greeting. State : . raid sitYou and answer watecn the Mintle Tube River, ve waliee 2 e to of Tnase Gif, Plain. filed . the mouth Of Wolf creek, in said county, at against i Oe i, ant, with. . Moore's } let, Nevada county, on Saturday the in ten daye service of this writ. ifsery . 2th day of yuly, 1863, between the houra of 9 edon you in tuis & dave if . O'clock, 4. w. and 4 o'clock, P.M, Taken as the Say inate tae. a . a aes ee as es he i accra’ hie skate and out of thle Diviriet’ taco onic 0. D. BABCOCE: cont: FOR RECORDER. T L, KNOW 4.ES announces himeeifas a 4e candidate for County’ Kecorder—su tue decision of the Union Con zention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WW Sew htdiea ee tne ts aa date for the office of District Attorney—seubjert to the decision of the Union County Conveutiov. \TATE OF JNO. A Bog pete A Deed. a . a eunad wena oF toe all persous having of the notice té the the Amtnony liouse, Rough & aoe amenin . FRENCH, A r A Nevada, June 30, 1gn3 4 mer ee cee ee court . » an acting just the in the ty al i i . . Fl SOC ee ceeeeee i eegececetese os << tare fine redsived st . Which they invite the people of Nevada and the . to . you fail to Which cannot be excelled by any im the ‘StatePICTURES ; taken in LOCKETS AND PINS fr Satisfaction given in all cases 9" J.ikencsses are a6 well taken in cloud: weather. Ch. FER Nevads, May 9th. 1863. Centrai Pacific KR. BR. Co. Cerner, & UO, the Central Pacifie Railroad Comrany of California. for the pu of electing Nine ing year, will beheld at the ('tice of the Comear, W at y 0 v Peurteen 1863. Ane Bash 2y, See’y C. P. KR. KR. Co of California. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in BoardHOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD 8T.---NEVADA. ao wt PIE NAMUR, Proprietor. do do With wine,-+*:.. 9 60 Breakfast with wime,..0+ se. 76 i OP OW aia skis cadences 200 Single Meals,.--<. é ° 50 @n hand, the wery best Wine and Liquer Brenda, Mr. P Namur, being very well oneniaees mente and San Francisco basa pee capers nity to supply hie table with ali the those markets afford, than any one else in the mountains, and his endeavors will procure him a share of the public patronage. trave.Gommoks—s of Califorgia, county of Nevada, ‘township of Little Fors in Juetice’s Court, before R. MceGoun,J. PF.” The peole of the State of Cahfurnia to" hos. Johnson. ou are summoned ty ir re me at my office In the towaghip-of Littie York, county of Nevada. on the Ist duy.of August, A. p 1863, at 10 o’clock. A. M, to anewer unto the complaint ef Dane! «oon whe demands of you the sum of one hundred and sixty eight 50.100 dollars, balance due on account for labor as per account now on file in my office, when . macnt will be taker you for the amount, together with costs and damages, if appear and answer. Given under my hand this let eo July, A. D. 1°63. R McGOUN, Justice of the Peace. A troe attest Milt. Combs, Coa. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court tit the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson. is now absent from this county, and it appearing hkewise that a cause of action exists jo favor.of plalutiff and hereby ordered tiff that of above suinTRAN os ae 2 Seca schtchal t Rev AN-CKIPT, a newspaper ‘8 eounty for thirty days Sexton ie i. McGOUN, J. P A true copy. attest Milt » Con. SPECIAL. NOTICE. TAKE this method of mforming a public ] that has testowed upon me a liteead snareose mon, Baga five that I have the ATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto day from the ip and management of t Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & of Magen. Ag who have been c»nuerted with esteblishment and who are known to the traveling blic and citizens as gentiimen versed iu a oor of how to keepa firet class Hotel. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Net Only Refreshing as im clearyes Annual meeting of the Stockholders of ° Ceniitertable Meoms turnished torIn i return my thanks t appreciative public, and desire te teabummmend to peneen. 3 “e, IT Inoee tnbedted te Oe All those to George R. Lancaster are nested to t themselves at the Nation2 settlement. gy ond having it seme tr Pern cd ern. Nevada, July ist, 1963. : ke: : = ———— Distitr tee of Ne: of Placer. for the phy Judge of 1 counties. from both Placer no thie city, . the nomin of Distrie awaits Ju Tne Fe of Mons. J ing of the Bar, we 1 specimens rock ia ex: ly rich als ing of pu $100,000 emptied 6 ago. The ness and is present ti depth. A phurets, a center of i There are present ti general pa Fifty ha on the lea quired. . 1] die Yuba t ce At Commit tex eqll the C July. Th ‘on the 18t of delegate Neveda. Blue Tent. Mountain . Grass Vall Birchville . Sweetiand. San Juan. Montezum: cr’Dr. ty, and fo died at th CPA. of Forest. ed and for Expres The Mary Wells, Fa ments wit carry thei this city t ginia. dire Route, ins heretofore prove a gi Northero Nevada. T ted by the ataphical thnt the e .& Co.did Langton 1 Race.Btween J: “Honest / off, in fou

NE TN gerne ene ae a orogs.—The prejudice against negroes is most biididing:’ We see the inconsistencies inte ‘which it thro : ployment of negroes é assign: course. They will quote you from Douglag that this country is the white man’s country, the Govergmbut 4° governdieiit for the white man, but they forget that it is the duty of esth State to furnish so many men for the war and if ten thousand negroes arg put under. arms, that number of white men are saved from going to battle, If it is « cauntey for white mea; why preserve the negro,and destroy. the Caucasian; . giving’ ntimerical and physical superiority thereby to the former! It Wou'd seem that if the opposers of negro ‘enlidtmetite are hovest in their opinions that the country is the white man's country exclusively, they would take such steps ae would rid the country of the negro race, by killing them off fn battle, or lessening their, numbers: by the slaughtering process. If either race is to,euffer depletion, why are not the copperheads in favor of giving. the white race.a chance to eave ita numbers by substitution of negroes in thearmy? = ee eee The prejudice against color is working to the detriment of Tilinois and Indiana very severely. The laws of those States preventing free _uegroes from coming is serious drawback at the present time when those States want laborers, so many of the working population having gone to Gill up the ars mies of the country, Every, negre who could earn in the fields more than his wages, would add wealth to those States and to the whole country. Their interdiction is, therefore, @ loss to the outioa . je The prejudice againat color operates det. “> fimentally in aaother regard, and most severely too, On’ account of it the Governmént ie embarrassed in deciding what to do with the contrabands that appear withia our lines, and the knowledge of the an-~ tipathy deters thousands of negroes from deserting frum the rebels and coming to our assigtance. It is a check and.a -stumbling block to-the Union cadse, in the army, navy, @verywhere, and there is no reason in it, eo far as the émployment of negroes is concerned to put dewn the rebellion or to develop the industrial interests of the country in the critical time of war, when the reaources of the country should be called forth rather than crippled, a a rn ‘ Tae Vicrory,-—-It is with almost unapeakable joy that we write of the great victory achieved fur the country by the new commander of the army of the Potomac, Gen. Meade, near Gettysburg, Pa., onthe firat three days of the present. month. There can be no doubdt but our brave sols diere have covered themselves with imperishable laurels. The victory seems to have been complete, and the enemy is almost des stroyed. We can hardly ' catimate the importance of this euccess. The confidence it has given is seenin the price of guild which ‘hae failen to thirty-eight centa, having deonaaet in price about eight. cents in a If we ‘could chrénicle a sictiry at Vicks4 burg gold would come tumbling down at's rate fearful to brokers. “aoe The ‘news is apparently of the most cheer: ‘ingorder taken aca whole. It is better than -we expected by far. Meade has made a boid and lucky push for ‘immortahty. We ardently hope he is the coming man tha couns try has needed eo long, and if he succeeds wm anaibilating the army ef Lee his Tame will rest oa very aclid foundation. ye __ Nothing reliable ie yet known of out tote, Ddut they must have heen very severeSrarek Kine.—A correspondent of the Bulletin writes, that Btarr King may not rei Yoo inh te aod that the Potomeo ie. Supa ‘high for the enemy fo ford. ‘The . captured, and the wounded on both sides ~ War News—We hear glorious news from thousand taken prisoners and 118 picees of . eople of Prussia towards the reigning to the effect that our troops bave secured all the mountain passes, * pontodn hope is strong that the escape of the rebels is almost impussibia. One thing is certain, ported, the army of Lee is demoralized and crippled sv as tu be eney to Gohquer. The items of sews, in brief, are as lows: A We in pursuit of the enemy, that more than two hundred battle flags have’ been fuls Je telegraphs Halleck that our caval~ tre in our hands. A pontoon bridge at Willliamsport and another at Dam No. 5, have bven destroyed. The Potomac is swollen. Meade operates from interior lines. Pleneanton occupies the mountain pass near Chambersburg, cut~ and Johnson are killed, and Gen. Farnsworth of our side. : No confirmation of the death or capture of Longstreet of Hill. Pee Jeff. Davis ‘peremptorily ordered Lee to withdraw from Peunaylyanis on aceount of the defenseless state of Richmond, and refused to allow Beaurexard to reinforce him. Hancock's corps defended the center in the great battle and were thanked by Gen. Meade in the name of the army and the coun” try, Rosecrans is pushing the enemy. Bragg’s army is terribly demoralized. Desertots report the mountains full of _rebela who have resolved ‘to fight no more. _ Guefrilla Morgan: had crossed the Cumberland with 4,000 cavalry and was muking for Louisville. Gen. Boyle at the Iatter place had called for all the troops Indisna can spare. Nothing important from Port Hudson.— Sickles had his left leg amputated. It is thought he will recover. . . Gold is down to 38, which hopeful state of affrirs. . ‘THe following despatches were received at Sen Francisco on the 6th: — if The telegraph seemed to have continued working up te a noen to-day, and Mr. Carpentier, of the Telegraph Company, evidently in answer te inquiries, received the folluwing dispatch frum Chicago news t agent Chicago, July Gth—1 P. w.—H. W. Car. lodlesten. meagre. Everything received, confirms the 4g of our com success. : he follewing dispatch was_alen received —_ the manager of the New York telegraph office. New York, July 6th—11-40 a. m—Col. Thee. P. Madder and Jas Gamble, just received a message from Colonel McMabun, dated Gettysburg, says : “Safe, but still fiehting.” ‘J.C, Hincuman, "The Colonel MeMahon referred to, te ea coummnnten vf one of the New York regmen Tn additian to the above, the following patch has been sent from New York time this forenvon: Lee badly whipped. Doubtfulif he can spies Ay fall of Richwend. Gold will . to 135, or lower. Immediately after the above dispatch came through, the line cvased to work, the difficulty being in Lowa. = The condition of affaires in the Chinese bse is becoming dark and threatening. Tepings continues in great force in many ‘pirts «f the country, aud defy all efforts uf -Guet to subdue them. The only +ffectual tvsistance made to them. ia by General Gordim, at Shanghae, at the head of a force known as Ward's Contingent. The British Admiral had given noties te the merchants at Yukehbam, that in the event ef Corcoran being used with Japanese, he had aot sufficient protection for them.‘Fhesteamer pes ays i aw hanya lately, to run in the Yougtese Hiaag, wos burned near die~ a ‘ Neenoes in Pennsyivania.— portdent of the Bulletin, writing from Phils . delphia, enys, the renson why the negroes of that place du not enlist, is because no induceturn to San Francieco, but ‘will remain in . ents are Hehd wat by the Governor of the be restored to all the ete of an — Washoe. The strongeat inducements are . State, More than a thousand blncks have thes. be you tail "te ennwer said com held otf to bim to becomes citizen of the . gene from Peiitityivania to Massachusetts Senha pen thnotes te Ginetta with ‘new Stato—for it w to “become a State . And enlisted theré. Several regiments’ of att conte of onit ant alee denne he Geert —_— ptf] blacke might be raised in Penneyleania. trite mony whercot 1. hi, Para we ye eda fb. Geeenan Burien Coanxe — en] ¢—~)do hereunto set my hand and impress the Lanb Bonvey Conrinuen. ane the Unl-T heated tratting horen “Genial Butler,” whe} p geet kyo st ohes inthe ety of Neve _ ted States District Court, last Saturday, the lately bopt * M. Patehen” in a race H, Fanquuan, clerk, _ pffigial survey of the rancho Sonjon de les eee tern Sonrore, hes been wo oe Senate ee, in Bae Jonquin eotinty; etnim. PY y 8 gentleman Frani MePeriand, Moquelemnes, in San Jonquia ‘4 "J cinco and ta Bo em route to that elty. from Ps ‘wd by ‘Aanetusio Chebolla, war coofirive. of the Potomac.. It write J Sap Franc:eco n left on the field, eighteen or twenty . feeling of bitter hostility un the part of the er’ ue Henry Baker do A) deuenen do Geo Cohn Virginia Robt Ki do B A Smith do W é.olliné Grass Valley McGowen do JHP San Juan rs do EJ Weet do : Lake 6 ig a do ies Penrose Relief ti James Ben do jae Mocre do James Sherley de McKachin Wash 8 W Langton Downiev Brimekill & s de Got funsom Mo ret 4 joe o res oseph J Marysville cab iiee xiao Labohheman Wee 6: 4 Jose Sliver te OJMatUmgs ” E Hunts Hill Geo C Yoster Lincoln H Abell Corral J H Briggs Orleans F W E tigh Moores G5 Rectey Cherebes Davanay Umega Ashmore Cement H g « ~hegeteee © Jno Green Nevada City bine do Jaol Y seph Jones do 20 Marv Joel Jones do ge i DEATH. pentier: Dispatches received to-day were . ‘ =e: See? Loe tee — tiie ‘gharantecd rights of the people. ade" skirts haw the addition of a row of bristies;it is found they sweep the stairs ainch better than silks. Judicial Convention. _ Pursuant ‘to previots notice the Union Central Committees uf the counties of Placer District, assembled at Orr’s Ranch. in Placer county, on Monday, the 6th day of July, for the purpose of nominating « candidate for the office of District Judge, a full delegation The meeting was called to order by the selection of 8. R. Case, Esq., of Placer county as Presitent, and the appointment of Thos. P. Hawley, Esq., of Nevada county, ae SecOn motion of M. C. Winchester, the Hon. T.B. McFarland of Nevada county was nominated by acclamation tur the office of Dis-. trict Judge of the 14th Judicial District. On-motion of E. W. Roberts, Esq., the proceedings of the meeting were ordersd to be publishedin the Union papers of the Sacramento Union. 8. R. CASE, President. T. P. Hawley, Sec. z SA NAL PETS NIRS IEE EATON BLO IEEE, © road Street, Nevada. HASEY & MAYBERRY Preprictors. counties of Placer and Nevada, and in the ‘: On motion the meeting adjourned sine'die.. ome, pe ar a 4. ‘ on = = ~ Fashionable St: = Se img Goods, surrounding towns to call and examine. Coats, all kinds and sizes, . Cravats, Cellars, BOOTS AND SHOES, And in fact overything to be fonnd in a First Class Clothing Establishment. We sell our.

Goeds at low rates; for cash, and sa:isfaction is always guaranteed. x We would particularly invite the attention of the Ladies to our large stock of Saratoga Trunks, Which we have just received from New York. CorCommercial & Pine Streets. POLITICAL. FOR TREASURER. B. JBPFMIES is announced as 0 eandidate for the office of County Treasurer— to the decision of the Union Convention. FOR RECORDER. G H. PERR GB ic annownced asa candidate e for the office of County Recorder— subject to the decision of the Unicn Convention. FOR RECORDER. R ©. HICKMAN, announces himself as a e candidate for the office of County RKepan tt to the decision of the Union Conv < FOR SHERIFF. Pp T announces himself as ES iT (i's candidate for the ofie of theritiot Nev POR SHERIFF. N W. KNUWLTON announces himo ‘self ae a candidate for re-elerti: n to th= Offive of Sheriff of Nevada county—eubjcet to the decision of the Uuion County vention. Nevada, June 2st. FOR SHERIFF. seapaainy E* SAAC WILLIAMSON announces himself asa candidate for the office of Sheriff of thia count: te 1 ‘ peace A n-ne he decision of the Union FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, envounece himeelf 4] Tiaxeeoutiete ofUounty Treaseoec-gulgnt te the decision of the U Con In San Francisco, July Sth, Maria, wife of James B. Van Hagen, aged 31 years. w@JUST RECELVED Ia $ee0@ BOXES?! —Or— A. H. MICKLE & SONS. FOREST ROSB, . FINE cur TOBACCO! fF OA RR. SENKING. —— SUMMON @,— tate of Uniifurnm, eounsy of SD. Nevada. es. District Court of the lath Jedi. cial Distaist of eaid state of California te _ . Ea, Notice fe hereby given » The People of the thercunto Aguss Oni, Greeting. State : . raid sitYou and answer watecn the Mintle Tube River, ve waliee 2 e to of Tnase Gif, Plain. filed . the mouth Of Wolf creek, in said county, at against i Oe i, ant, with. . Moore's } let, Nevada county, on Saturday the in ten daye service of this writ. ifsery . 2th day of yuly, 1863, between the houra of 9 edon you in tuis & dave if . O'clock, 4. w. and 4 o'clock, P.M, Taken as the Say inate tae. a . a aes ee as es he i accra’ hie skate and out of thle Diviriet’ taco onic 0. D. BABCOCE: cont: FOR RECORDER. T L, KNOW 4.ES announces himeeifas a 4e candidate for County’ Kecorder—su tue decision of the Union Con zention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WW Sew htdiea ee tne ts aa date for the office of District Attorney—seubjert to the decision of the Union County Conveutiov. \TATE OF JNO. A Bog pete A Deed. a . a eunad wena oF toe all persous having of the notice té the the Amtnony liouse, Rough & aoe amenin . FRENCH, A r A Nevada, June 30, 1gn3 4 mer ee cee ee court . » an acting just the in the ty al i i . . Fl SOC ee ceeeeee i eegececetese os << tare fine redsived st . Which they invite the people of Nevada and the . to . you fail to Which cannot be excelled by any im the ‘StatePICTURES ; taken in LOCKETS AND PINS fr Satisfaction given in all cases 9" J.ikencsses are a6 well taken in cloud: weather. Ch. FER Nevads, May 9th. 1863.. Centrai Pacific KR. BR. Co. Cerner, & UO, the Central Pacifie Railroad Comrany of California. for the pu of electing Nine ing year, will beheld at the ('tice of the Comear, W at y 0 v Peurteen 1863. Ane Bash 2y, See’y C. P. KR. KR. Co of California. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in BoardHOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD 8T.---NEVADA. ao wt PIE NAMUR, Proprietor. do do With wine,-+*:... 9 60 Breakfast with wime,....0+ se. 76 i OP OW aia skis cadences 200 Single Meals,..--<. é ° 50 @n hand, the wery best Wine and Liquer Brenda, Mr. P Namur, being very well oneniaees mente and San Francisco basa pee capers nity to supply hie table with ali the those markets afford, than any one else in the mountains, and his endeavors will procure him a share of the public patronage. trave.Gommoks—s of Califorgia, county of Nevada, ‘township of Little Fors in Juetice’s Court, before R. MceGoun,J. PF.” The peole of the State of Cahfurnia to" hos. Johnson. ou are summoned ty ir re me at my office In the towaghip-of Littie York, county of Nevada. on the Ist duy.of August, A. p 1863, at 10 o’clock. A. M, to anewer unto the complaint ef Dane! «oon whe demands of you the sum of one hundred and sixty eight 50.100 dollars, balance due on account for labor as per account now on file in my office, when . macnt will be taker you for the amount, together with costs and damages, if appear and answer. Given under my hand this let eo July, A. D. 1°63. R McGOUN, Justice of the Peace. A troe attest Milt. Combs, Coa. It appearing upon affidavit to the satisfaction ofthe Court tit the defendant herein, Thos. Johnson. is now absent from this county, and it appearing hkewise that a cause of action exists jo favor.of plalutiff and hereby ordered tiff that of above suinTRAN os ae 2 Seca schtchal t Rev AN-CKIPT, a newspaper ‘8 eounty for thirty days Sexton ie i. McGOUN, J. P A true copy. attest Milt » Con. SPECIAL. NOTICE. TAKE this method of mforming a public ] that has testowed upon me a liteead snareose mon, Baga five that I have the ATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL in this city, that 1 retireto day from the ip and management of t Hotel, leaving it in the competent hands of Hasey & of Magen. Ag who have been c»nuerted with esteblishment and who are known to the traveling blic and citizens as gentiimen versed iu a oor of how to keepa firet class Hotel. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Net Only Refreshing as im clearyes Annual meeting of the Stockholders of ° Ceniitertable Meoms turnished torIn i return my thanks t appreciative public, and desire te teabummmend to peneen. 3 “e, IT Inoee tnbedted te Oe All those to George R. Lancaster are nested to t themselves at the Nation2 settlement. gy ond having it seme tr Pern cd ern. Nevada, July ist, 1963. : ke: : = ———— Distitr tee of Ne: of Placer. for the phy Judge of 1 counties. from both Placer no thie city, . the nomin of Distrie awaits Ju Tne Fe of Mons. J ing of the Bar, we 1 specimens rock ia ex: ly rich als ing of pu $100,000 emptied 6 ago. The ness and is present ti depth. A phurets, a center of i There are present ti general pa Fifty ha on the lea quired. . 1] die Yuba t ce At Commit tex eqll the C July. Th ‘on the 18t of delegate Neveda.. Blue Tent. Mountain . Grass Vall Birchville . Sweetiand. San Juan. Montezum: cr’Dr. ty, and fo died at th CPA. of Forest. ed and for Expres The Mary Wells, Fa ments wit carry thei this city t ginia. dire Route, ins heretofore prove a gi Northero Nevada. T ted by the ataphical thnt the e .& Co.did Langton 1 Race.Btween J: “Honest / off, in fou