June 11, 1862 (4 pages)

we ~ nS We can conceive of no more appropriate place for a Union move to begin thon with the central committees of the party in powet. It is am earnest op the start that the strongest Uniow party will net stand in the way of a fasion movement, but will assist ,n bringing “it about; and this party was only to be feared. As we look at the matter, a Union mevethent could emanate no where with sy muel propriety or with so complete pipet of success anin that party which ion votes in the State and render all eftorts to effect a fusion of the Union elements em‘ared & Union movement originating with the people. “Who are the fifty thousand Re publicans of last year but a part of the people, and what men athong the Republicang. while their Coun mittees have been so libersume the task of getting up a Union movemeont-inaccordance with the wishes of eertain of our ecotemporaries? Tho evidence begins to be palpable, that the Republicans of: Inst year are satisfied with the call of the a eo RT which has shown itself true to the cure, comState is to be governed in its future action’ piring and great issues are arising, that require discussion and the commitment of loy~ al inen to one couge of policy that the ene} mies of the nation aay be held securely m check. To arrange some satisfactory code take . of general principtes on which all patriotic . tra a nation and was all affection for us. Now, this is what George Francs Train, the patri. ‘otic young American, told an English audiTram lives in Evgland ond knows what be lishmay in America knows to the cont ri the Convention sbout to assemble. Doubt‘less therewill be in that Convention,as there always are, and perhaps always will be, some inen whe have axes to grind. There is to be a Uuited States Senator elected next win« ter and the insatiable ambition of aspirants will probably lead them to mingle with, and familiarize themselves with the represénta~ tives of the suvereign people on the 17th at Sacramento. Possibly some vne may at tempt a coup de something for bis own iudividual benefit. Such acts have been seen in the past aud are likely to occur even now when the nation requires from every patriot only the purest disinterestedness of purpose. The mass of the delegates will Isok to but oue high object, and we do not hesitate to say, judging from what we knew .of the elements that must necessarily enter into the the people will be dissatisfied with the result of the labors of that Convention. The people ask a pledge of stiff adhesion to the constituted authorities of the nation, { and no compromise with traitors till they have laid down their arms or perished in the last new platform to be erected,and beyund these they are not particular, -But these they must have in a shape not susceptible of double construction. REPUBLICAN Liperaciry.—In every part of the State the Repwhlieans have taken the initiative in offering « fusion to Union Dem2 citizens can agree, is the principal work of . 4 diteh. Fheseare the -centrat-ideas of thet — Meee Shecniicomnrenie In the Canadian rebelllion all arms were stopped dy the American Government on the frontier: Why, then, dees not Lord Jobs Russell take similar netion? No; the fact iv, England, ignorant of our position, thinks she can sell more goods to two: Governments than to one: Yes, Lord John Russell said he could not prevent it—they must catch -her if they could.and that was their heutrality. “(Shame.) They ought to stop the vessel on their shores, and they might save 10,000 lives. England is. Secession; her a is, Secession, her navy is Secession, her chure. is Secession, and her bankers vote for treason; her merchants theer for traitors, and her statesmen -endorse ali, and even taud the sentiment. ; ; So as. England cheers for treason, let me vary my discourse and cheer with her. Harrah for treason ! . Ireland awake—arise !— Strike again, O'Brien . and your compeers, for England decides for treason! Chartistd of ‘48 leave oneeinore your hiding places and create anarchy in this fair land, for. England are Papineau and McKenzie? Luwée no time Capadians—yoware nobody now—be yp -and dog, for England believes in treas@¢n Nena. Sehib come forth from the jungle and seek another. Caunpore, and be successful, since England has decided that treason is lawful and should receive support! Yes. —I love mine—and it cbills my heart to hear your leaders all siding with the traitors, whu, when they have found they could not reign in Heaven determined to rule in Hvil—(hear).—our Government stands almostalone amony your statesmen. The duke of Argyle member for Brighton ; and Mr. Baxter spoke kindly, and the Dady News befriends ua, and as. sae an extent as to warrant a fu:l coavention on In-many of the counties, though the Demverutic Committees refuse the offer of the Republicang for a fusion, the masses respond with spirit, and in such a way as te leave vot a. shadew.of doubt that the party that sup. ported Conneas last full, will net unless rein, turced from. the Secession ranks poll fifteen thousand votes in the State this year. SUPERINTENDENT oF PuaLic Inarrucs rt0N —We know not how many candidates will present themselves at the Convention on the 17th, for the office of State Superintendent-of Public Instruction. There may be “wany, and the material of a0 superior a character ag to throw in the shade the merits of the mien already prominently mentioned in conpeetion wigh the ‘The best man is the man we want. Tf there ia one gentleman of qualifications superior to the others, him the. Convention should choose. That there will be good material from which te select there ean be no doubt, aa should no ane else be mentioned in the Coavention but Wm. Sherman, of San Franciseo, there would be no want in him of excellent qualifications tor identified with the educational interests of the State, and no ager’ , ‘cilia ENGLAND AND THE Wak.—The Chancellor of. the Bxchequer. in. the British House of Com says the dispatch of troops to British North America, in-view of a war with to this, in 1860, the exporte to the. United States amounted to’ $108,336,000; in 1831 year, $62,045,000, Still greater than this is the loss of the raw-material of the industry Southern States. A decline of revenne has A. MAN nained Jas, Raglan was killed, a fow days age, at Bald Hilla, in Shasta county, as is auppoaed by the Indians, under the following cireumatances : Raglin found the gentleman haa. a bette: it. "Phe State is responding to the call to such “. Generally the voice of thespeople applauds -. will swell the sorrwing breast, madness “octats on equal terms. In a few cases the . advances have been met in a prover spirit. the liberality of the Kepublican committees, The result will be a Union party compose of the right material. tr The citizens of Downieville have made arrangeinents to celebrate the coming anniversary of vur national independence in a becoming manner. An oration will be delivered on the ocension by Hon. R. H. Tay~ lor, and the Deelaration of Independence read by Francis Anderson, Esq. Wuar Next !—Sugar and cotton are grown succeasfully in (linois. Limited experiments go to show that coffve can also be grown profitably in the southern part of that State. ; Anour 500 disappointed gold seekers returned to San Francisco, last week, from. the Salmon river. They report ‘another big steamboat.” en A WATCHMAKER of Cheapside, London, pays ove thousand guineas‘fur an advertigement covering the last page of the Catalogue Book, of the great exhibition. That beats Bonner. D’'ye mind that now, -old fogies, whe would nog have your business known. Ge ee Tut London Times anys that the contest between the Monitur and Merrimac has rea duced the British navy to two vessels. At the Board of Education, lately, Mr. Bowman remarked that the pic-nics were among the very worst evils of the San Francisco School Department, and he would like to see them abolished altogether. Griese PoR The FaLLen.—The local pa rs of Western tuwns and cities come to ua ull of the evidences of mourning and yrief, aver the dead and wounded in battle. They all contain liste of the battld field, who had gone forth from their towns, villages, or cities to fight for the cause of the Union and Liberty. There are but few homes in the West that are not represented in the grate army of the Government; and many of thes» homes are now saddened by the. tidfngs of . death or suffermg. The brave and ti sons, be nee and husbaas whe have gone “ta the wars” have left anxious hearts behind them, and alas! how mar a het tear will be ehed how many a painfu heart-throb before this war against treason and shall be ended! It is sad to think that any of our brave be shot dowa tratiors, and mournful to reflect whata bea of grief will down over many & mies? Sir John Bowring dares to compare such men-as-Davis; Cobb; and-Floyd. swith the nation's benetuctors, Washington and. Jefferson and Madison—(shame)—and Beresford Hope disgraces all the rules of fair debate: in calling the North a hot-bed of anarehy !—General Scott asecond rate soldier ! Secretary Seward un unprincipled pulitician, and the Presideut of our nation an incapable pretender ! y Sane aarasoeeecos EF” The following items we glean from the telegraphic cotumn of the Marysville Appeal: San FRANcisco, June® 9th. Franklin M. Horne, convicted of manslaughter in the killing of Thomas Carroll, was sentenced to three years imprisonment. The steam sloop Lancaster, now at Mare fsland, has been ordered to get ready as early us possible, to go to Guaymas. The mandate of the Supreme Court in the case of the United States against Vallejo and assigns, claimants of the Suscol grant, upon which the towns of Benweia and Vallejo. are located, was filed to-day. The steamer Sonura, from Panama, with inails and about 600 passengers, arrived at 5 o'eluck, A. M. The Sierra Nevada arrived from Portland and Victoria to-day, wath dated to the Gth and $33,562 in treasure. The entire Union ticket: was elected. The vote.ef Oregon shows two teone for Unien. _ The ship Swerdfisn, from Hong Kong, reee the total loss of the ship Lucretia, from ung Kong for San Franciseo, 12th April, 0 Prata Shoal. She had on board 200,000 Ibs sugar belonging toe the 8. F. Sugar Refinery, 1,500 bales of hemp, and 160,000 Ts Manilla coffee. Rope has advanced to 20 cts. Y iu consequence. From Mexico—A private letter from Acapulco, dated May 20th, says ‘the Freach have been repuls-d a second time, Ou May 7th at Puebla, they attacked a fortified hull which overlooked the town, and lost 1,000 killed, wounded and prisoners. They at tacked with ouly 5,000 men and the Mexicans had from 16,000 te 20,000. This ia a correct account from private information.They are now between Puebla and Orizaba, and it is not improbable they will have to capitulate ‘before reinforcements come out. They will soon have 60,000 men at Vera Craz. There is one Freneh ship.on the coast. She detained the Mexican steamer Republic for ten days at, Mazatlan, bat allowed her to Proceed on her way to Acapulco. She threatens te bluckade Mazatian. PRIMARY MEETING. The Polls with be open on Thursday next, ike. 12th instant, at 2 o'clock P. m., at Philips’ Store on Commercial street (ander the Transcrirt Office, ) for th~ purpose of electing eighteen deleMr. Mayor, what is wrong with us cannot . ‘be right with you. You love vour country some brave _werds for us, so did the China. _ the Morning. Star, -but-what-are-these few-+-ndvecates and friends among so many enethis consideration, while many of the graves }of Indiana soldiers exbibit the proofs of the frequent visits of friends. The following is _ “No so nd can awake him to glory Four soldiers from Illinois were buried in a ntic vale, and upon their grave a slab informed me that reposing there were . “* Pour Heroes.” In elose proximity I saw a grave, tastefulthe épitaph describes the remuins as being those of i Muller: He died for hie beluved cquatry.” Snatches of poetry 1 diseovered upen. many of the grave stones, neatly aud appropriately inseribed. ; The graves of many of the Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Obio regiments are tastetully, made but generally unaccompanied by epitaphs. ‘ eee The rebel gtayes are in good order, most especially those which have been constructed by our soldiers. : i * Miss Julia, allow me to close these blinds ; the glare of the sun must be oppreely fitted up; rack fenee protected it, und . . n ; hy Habert iF « ay A. fr. INC. in @ainst Isaiah ones. forn Dealtars debt, interest, dincage im execution anifor cash the fol“attacher ferest of said mining claims rte Townall ditches, cuts, toorin any way appert = % with public sale all ove described property to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday the 23th day of Jane, 4. B 1362. in front of the office o/ Combs & McGoun, im. Village of Red Deg. between the noms a. 9-0 mp ng M., oan o clock P.M., on taker as the property < { said defendants sfy the above dtesnda and acenring cost : Given under my hand, this the 5th day of Junc, ‘ M. COMBS, Constable. Abie NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ANDPHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. “HE Medical Wonder of the Age, , The most T powerful aud wonderful medicme. ever discovered. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous than any other known remedy.Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has and will eare Nervous Headache. Giddiness Fainting, Paralysis, extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) roni¢ and in atory Rheumation, Toothache, ete. Watts’ Nervous Antidote. Ie ah effectual r: for Wakefulness. _ remarkable “You are very kind, sir, but I would rather have a little son than no heir at all.” BIRTH. “In Grass Valley, Jie 8th, to W. 8. Brrx, a daughter. tae Da In Grass Valley, June 8th, Detawa. infant daughter of Willian 8. and Flora E. Byrne. LL SEE Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada; soothing and quiet ce-is . Watis’ Worveus Antidote will cure Delirium Tremeus, Nervous Trembling, Epilepsy, Twitching of the Facial Nerves, Convuisions, and Pulmonary comp) . _ Watts’ Nervous Antidote willact upon that state of Psd per Pee “peer Psy 2h duces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. ental Dene: ke me —80 —— oy n rejuvenating premature 0 e, and correctdecropitads brought on by exeesaive fndulgenee, that nothing but a trial can eonvinee th: patient ofits qualities. -Itis notan excitant but astrengthener, purely vegetable and harmless ; like a skillful architect begins by laying a firm foundation, and gradually but inee: y. adds strength and vigor until nothing fs lett unfinished. Wholesale Agents, ° a ‘ Rice, Coffin & ile, and €. . Langley, Crane fin. We would eall attention to the ad-_ & Laty, de. DC Anderson, do a : + & AR Phelps. do &. a, do GL bs — A be Teepies Gombe CL Graves, lo 2 i. E Thorn, do &H Peterson. ds S Quinn, do : id, do. J Hobert, do. * do Miss Clark. do A W’ton AZelierback, do MM d, do C Maltman, do GCraswell, Grass V H Wead, _— Lincoln M MéKenzle, do R HGooedset!l, do A Hooper, do G W Foster, do F Reot, do W G Legford, M’ville Miss Root, -do A B Dresback, Sacra Mrs Parker, do H Twining, QUHill J8 Brown, ‘do J Gorham, do A Sutherland, D Creek C D Valy. City F F Frinck, flo H KF ennedy, +_-de--A ecg Sweetiand ¥F Hitneook: do. Hi sSw . do A Abbott, do .Jd Montgomery, do J Fraiser, S Plat € W Mariette, SV G Thompkins, do H Hopkins. City E Robinson,. C Blaff qunmirys SALE.—By virive of an Ex\) ceution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. District Court of the I4th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevata, State of California, date June 9th 1862, in favor of the Eureka Lake Water Co. and against J. Bonney, Wm. Puscoe, Wm. Davis, Jos. Arthur, Joseph Duncan at Wm te — the ye! York _ ng company, for the sumof Eight Handred an t fity-three Dollars and 30 ota wiih interes said sum at the rate of 10 per r together with all ests of suit. Ictave levied upon all the right, title, and imterdst of the defendants within named of, in and tothe following described property, (which was duly attached by me on the ¥th day of April 1862, by virtue of a ‘writ issued in the within entitled cause,) to-wit: That certain set of mining elaims or mining ground, located en Manzanita Hill, (near Lake City,) Bloomfield township, Nevada county, and known oa of the N bounded north by Slaiene a Searls & Niles. Plaintifis’ Attys FASHION RESTAURANT. ST. LEON, 62 Broat Street. HOTEL DE PARis. Street, » A GEO. R. 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Having read the advertisement. go tothe dearest drug. gist and procure a bottle; then will you jein with thousands in its praise, and be grateful to us for calling your attention to the mos¢miracu lous medicine. om jete Jt iF Every hicusckeeper experiences how dit. ficult it is to make goud bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritousbread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Yeast Powder. I every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement in snothez column. A WORD TO THE AGED.—In the decline of ‘ife the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay. ean only be safely supplied by some _yvivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We> tender to the aged, Dr. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. As an invigorant and restorative, immediate i: its beneficial action and permanent in ite effect It tomes thé stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirits For dyspepsia, oppression after eating, billious chehe, wind cholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous head-ache, chillwand fever, tremens, prostration, the Bitters are carseat! ¥ recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed: their superior efficacy in such cases.—Sold by all Druggista and dealers may 20-Im R. L. J. a? and Surgical Institute. in 1854, for the Permanent Cure of all — and Private Diseases and the Suppres At and Resident Phyisician, b. J€ D.late in the , , tonaey Wary Chit Chybidan se etait ‘Kenient of Hon Chief Surgeon to. the and He ‘Member of Col nt tothe treatment of dics bourses be’ tod Pp. Mm. = cure guaranteed or mo pay. by , and Edward Hall, Sun Frencis. 4 s vertisement in our columns of Watts’ Nérvous ‘and being worthofthe claims Tall appurtenances . ‘ i igs . iberaiiae Distr tt 1a with grarativel; we heard terday to vstimable on Piety ive of “le _fuet brid regair he right in utely the ribly dir helow f¢ Aluine. hibited. 1 up and ¢ the brid other da what soi THE ‘furious look at _ tnstituti tion. J ~ plapking sengers stand, t tien to end of t we have Tita new sil] «farting reet. * John §. bers of in the « THE Our -fe to cele! Joseph THE —A rel «‘onfed followit whem woud dying 1 “Ow Unen trated eo muc wxehan furthet subject here, . have tl sorrow + hat ¥ create) thatr te try. 7] ‘prosps tages . husbas povert presen and tr life ar «truge oxiste Canne “true f bhimse ded tt ‘tax w Havit he de and ti off up whe, are, t that j

we ~ nS We can conceive of no more appropriate place for a Union move to begin thon with the central committees of the party in powet. It is am earnest op the start that the strongest Uniow party will net stand in the way of a fasion movement, but will assist ,n bringing “it about; and this party was only to be feared. As we look at the matter, a Union mevethent could emanate no where with sy muel propriety or with so complete pipet of success anin that party which ion votes in the State and render all eftorts to effect a fusion of the Union elements em‘ared & Union movement originating with the people. “Who are the fifty thousand Re publicans of last year but a part of the people, and what men athong the Republicang. while their Coun mittees have been so libersume the task of getting up a Union movemeont-inaccordance with the wishes of eertain of our ecotemporaries? Tho evidence begins to be palpable, that the Republicans of: Inst year are satisfied with the call of the a eo RT which has shown itself true to the cure, comState is to be governed in its future action’ piring and great issues are arising, that require discussion and the commitment of loy~ al inen to one couge of policy that the ene} mies of the nation aay be held securely m check. To arrange some satisfactory code take . of general principtes on which all patriotic . tra a nation and was all affection for us. Now, this is what George Francs Train, the patri. ‘otic young American, told an English audiTram lives in Evgland ond knows what be lishmay in America knows to the cont ri the Convention sbout to assemble. Doubt‘less therewill be in that Convention,as there always are, and perhaps always will be, some inen whe have axes to grind. There is to be a Uuited States Senator elected next win« ter and the insatiable ambition of aspirants will probably lead them to mingle with, and familiarize themselves with the represénta~ tives of the suvereign people on the 17th at Sacramento. Possibly some vne may at tempt a coup de something for bis own iudividual benefit. Such acts have been seen in the past aud are likely to occur even now when the nation requires from every patriot only the purest disinterestedness of purpose. The mass of the delegates will Isok to but oue high object, and we do not hesitate to say, judging from what we knew .of the elements that must necessarily enter into the the people will be dissatisfied with the result of the labors of that Convention. The people ask a pledge of stiff adhesion to the constituted authorities of the nation, { and no compromise with traitors till they have laid down their arms or perished in the last new platform to be erected,and beyund these they are not particular, -But these they must have in a shape not susceptible of double construction. REPUBLICAN Liperaciry.—In every part of the State the Repwhlieans have taken the initiative in offering « fusion to Union Dem2 citizens can agree, is the principal work of . 4 diteh. Fheseare the -centrat-ideas of thet — Meee Shecniicomnrenie In the Canadian rebelllion all arms were stopped dy the American Government on the frontier: Why, then, dees not Lord Jobs Russell take similar netion? No; the fact iv, England, ignorant of our position, thinks she can sell more goods to two: Governments than to one: Yes, Lord John Russell said he could not prevent it—they must catch -her if they could.and that was their heutrality. “(Shame.) They ought to stop the vessel on their shores, and they might save 10,000 lives. England is. Secession; her a is, Secession, her navy is Secession, her chure. is Secession, and her bankers vote for treason; her merchants theer for traitors, and her statesmen -endorse ali, and even taud the sentiment. ; ; So as. England cheers for treason, let me vary my discourse and cheer with her. Harrah for treason ! . Ireland awake—arise !— Strike again, O'Brien . and your compeers, for England decides for treason! Chartistd of ‘48 leave oneeinore your hiding places and create anarchy in this fair land, for. England are Papineau and McKenzie? Luwée no time Capadians—yoware nobody now—be yp -and dog, for England believes in treas@¢n Nena. Sehib come forth from the jungle and seek another. Caunpore, and be successful, since England has decided that treason is lawful and should receive support! Yes. —I love mine—and it cbills my heart to hear your leaders all siding with the traitors, whu, when they have found they could not reign in Heaven determined to rule in Hvil—(hear).—our Government stands almostalone amony your statesmen. The duke of Argyle member for Brighton ; and Mr. Baxter spoke kindly, and the Dady News befriends ua, and as. sae an extent as to warrant a fu:l coavention on In-many of the counties, though the Demverutic Committees refuse the offer of the Republicang for a fusion, the masses respond with spirit, and in such a way as te leave vot a. shadew.of doubt that the party that sup. ported Conneas last full, will net unless rein, turced from. the Secession ranks poll fifteen thousand votes in the State this year. SUPERINTENDENT oF PuaLic Inarrucs rt0N —We know not how many candidates will present themselves at the Convention on the 17th, for the office of State Superintendent-of Public Instruction. There may be “wany, and the material of a0 superior a character ag to throw in the shade the merits of the mien already prominently mentioned in conpeetion wigh the ‘The best man is the man we want. Tf there ia one gentleman of qualifications superior to the others, him the. Convention should choose. That there will be good material from which te select there ean be no doubt, aa should no ane else be mentioned in the Coavention but Wm. Sherman, of San Franciseo, there would be no want in him of excellent qualifications tor identified with the educational interests of the State, and no ager’ , ‘cilia ENGLAND AND THE Wak.—The Chancellor of. the Bxchequer. in. the British House of Com says the dispatch of troops to British North America, in-view of a war with to this, in 1860, the exporte to the. United States amounted to’ $108,336,000; in 1831 year, $62,045,000, Still greater than this is the loss of the raw-material of the industry Southern States. A decline of revenne has A. MAN nained Jas, Raglan was killed, a fow days age, at Bald Hilla, in Shasta county, as is auppoaed by the Indians, under the following cireumatances : Raglin found the gentleman haa. a bette: it. "Phe State is responding to the call to such “. Generally the voice of thespeople applauds -. will swell the sorrwing breast, madness “octats on equal terms. In a few cases the . advances have been met in a prover spirit. the liberality of the Kepublican committees, The result will be a Union party compose of the right material. tr The citizens of Downieville have made arrangeinents to celebrate the coming anniversary of vur national independence in a becoming manner. An oration will be delivered on the ocension by Hon. R. H. Tay~ lor, and the Deelaration of Independence read by Francis Anderson, Esq. Wuar Next !—Sugar and cotton are grown succeasfully in (linois. Limited experiments go to show that coffve can also be grown profitably in the southern part of that State. ; Anour 500 disappointed gold seekers returned to San Francisco, last week, from. the Salmon river. They report ‘another big steamboat.” en A WATCHMAKER of Cheapside, London, pays ove thousand guineas‘fur an advertigement covering the last page of the Catalogue Book, of the great exhibition. That beats Bonner. D’'ye mind that now, -old fogies, whe would nog have your business known. Ge ee Tut London Times anys that the contest between the Monitur and Merrimac has rea duced the British navy to two vessels. At the Board of Education, lately, Mr. Bowman remarked that the pic-nics were among the very worst evils of the San Francisco School Department, and he would like to see them abolished altogether. Griese PoR The FaLLen.—The local pa rs of Western tuwns and cities come to ua ull of the evidences of mourning and yrief, aver the dead and wounded in battle. They all contain liste of the battld field, who had gone forth from their towns, villages, or cities to fight for the cause of the Union and Liberty. There are but few homes in the West that are not represented in the grate army of the Government; and many of thes» homes are now saddened by the. tidfngs of . death or suffermg. The brave and ti sons, be nee and husbaas whe have gone “ta the wars” have left anxious hearts behind them, and alas! how mar a het tear will be ehed how many a painfu heart-throb before this war against treason and shall be ended! It is sad to think that any of our brave be shot dowa tratiors, and mournful to reflect whata bea of grief will down over many & mies? Sir John Bowring dares to compare such men-as-Davis; Cobb; and-Floyd. swith the nation's benetuctors, Washington and. Jefferson and Madison—(shame)—and Beresford Hope disgraces all the rules of fair debate: in calling the North a hot-bed of anarehy !—General Scott asecond rate soldier ! Secretary Seward un unprincipled pulitician, and the Presideut of our nation an incapable pretender ! y Sane aarasoeeecos EF” The following items we glean from the telegraphic cotumn of the Marysville Appeal: San FRANcisco, June® 9th. Franklin M. Horne, convicted of manslaughter in the killing of Thomas Carroll, was sentenced to three years imprisonment. The steam sloop Lancaster, now at Mare fsland, has been ordered to get ready as early us possible, to go to Guaymas. The mandate of the Supreme Court in the case of the United States against Vallejo and assigns, claimants of the Suscol grant, upon which the towns of Benweia and Vallejo. are located, was filed to-day. The steamer Sonura, from Panama, with inails and about 600 passengers, arrived at 5 o'eluck, A. M. The Sierra Nevada arrived from Portland and Victoria to-day, wath dated to the Gth and $33,562 in treasure. The entire Union ticket: was elected. The vote.ef Oregon shows two teone for Unien. _ The ship Swerdfisn, from Hong Kong, reee the total loss of the ship Lucretia, from ung Kong for San Franciseo, 12th April, 0 Prata Shoal. She had on board 200,000 Ibs sugar belonging toe the 8. F. Sugar Refinery, 1,500 bales of hemp, and 160,000 Ts Manilla coffee. Rope has advanced to 20 cts. Y iu consequence. From Mexico—A private letter from Acapulco, dated May 20th, says ‘the Freach have been repuls-d a second time, Ou May 7th at Puebla, they attacked a fortified hull which overlooked the town, and lost 1,000 killed, wounded and prisoners. They at tacked with ouly 5,000 men and the Mexicans had from 16,000 te 20,000. This ia a correct account from private information.They are now between Puebla and Orizaba, and it is not improbable they will have to capitulate ‘before reinforcements come out. They will soon have 60,000 men at Vera Craz. There is one Freneh ship.on the coast. She detained the Mexican steamer Republic for ten days at, Mazatlan, bat allowed her to Proceed on her way to Acapulco. She threatens te bluckade Mazatian. PRIMARY MEETING. The Polls with be open on Thursday next, ike. 12th instant, at 2 o'clock P. m., at Philips’ Store on Commercial street (ander the Transcrirt Office, ) for th~ purpose of electing eighteen deleMr. Mayor, what is wrong with us cannot . ‘be right with you. You love vour country some brave _werds for us, so did the China. _ the Morning.. Star, -but-what-are-these few-+-ndvecates and friends among so many enethis consideration, while many of the graves }of Indiana soldiers exbibit the proofs of the frequent visits of friends. The following is _ “No so nd can awake him to glory Four soldiers from Illinois were buried in a ntic vale, and upon their grave a slab informed me that reposing there were . “* Pour Heroes.” In elose proximity I saw a grave, tastefulthe épitaph describes the remuins as being those of i Muller: He died for hie beluved cquatry.” Snatches of poetry 1 diseovered upen. many of the grave stones, neatly aud appropriately inseribed. ; The graves of many of the Iowa, Wisconsin, and the Obio regiments are tastetully,

made but generally unaccompanied by epitaphs. ‘ eee The rebel gtayes are in good order, most especially those which have been constructed by our soldiers. : i * Miss Julia, allow me to close these blinds ; the glare of the sun must be oppreely fitted up; rack fenee protected it, und . . n ; hy Habert iF « ay A. fr. INC. in @ainst Isaiah ones. forn Dealtars debt, interest, dincage im execution anifor cash the fol“attacher ferest of said mining claims rte Townall ditches, cuts, toorin any way appert = % with public sale all ove described property to the highest bidder for cash on Saturday the 23th day of Jane, 4. B 1362. in front of the office o/ Combs & McGoun, im. Village of Red Deg. between the noms a. 9-0 mp ng M., oan o clock P.M., on taker as the property < { said defendants sfy the above dtesnda and acenring cost : Given under my hand, this the 5th day of Junc, ‘ M. COMBS, Constable. Abie NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, ANDPHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. “HE Medical Wonder of the Age, , The most T powerful aud wonderful medicme. ever discovered. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous than any other known remedy.Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has and will eare Nervous Headache. Giddiness Fainting, Paralysis, extreme Debility, Neuralgia C) roni¢ and in atory Rheumation, Toothache, ete. Watts’ Nervous Antidote. Ie ah effectual r: for Wakefulness. _ remarkable “You are very kind, sir, but I would rather have a little son than no heir at all.” BIRTH. “In Grass Valley, Jie 8th, to W. 8. Brrx, a daughter. tae Da In Grass Valley, June 8th, Detawa. infant daughter of Willian 8. and Flora E. Byrne. LL SEE Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada; soothing and quiet ce-is . Watis’ Worveus Antidote will cure Delirium Tremeus, Nervous Trembling, Epilepsy, Twitching of the Facial Nerves, Convuisions, and Pulmonary comp) . _ Watts’ Nervous Antidote willact upon that state of Psd per Pee “peer Psy 2h duces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. ental Dene: ke me —80 —— oy n rejuvenating premature 0 e, and correctdecropitads brought on by exeesaive fndulgenee, that nothing but a trial can eonvinee th: patient ofits qualities. -Itis notan excitant but astrengthener, purely vegetable and harmless ; like a skillful architect begins by laying a firm foundation, and gradually but inee: y. adds strength and vigor until nothing fs lett unfinished. Wholesale Agents, ° a ‘ Rice, Coffin & ile, and €. . Langley, Crane fin. We would eall attention to the ad-_ & Laty, de. DC Anderson, do a : + & AR Phelps. do &. a, do GL bs — A be Teepies Gombe CL Graves, lo 2 i. E Thorn, do &H Peterson. ds S Quinn, do : id, do. J Hobert, do. * do Miss Clark. do A W’ton AZelierback, do MM d, do C Maltman, do GCraswell, Grass V H Wead, _— Lincoln M MéKenzle, do R HGooedset!l, do A Hooper, do G W Foster, do F Reot, do W G Legford, M’ville Miss Root, -do A B Dresback, Sacra Mrs Parker, do H Twining, QUHill J8 Brown, ‘do J Gorham, do A Sutherland, D Creek C D Valy. City F F Frinck, flo H KF ennedy, +_-de--A ecg Sweetiand ¥F Hitneook: do. Hi sSw . do A Abbott, do ..Jd Montgomery, do J Fraiser, S Plat € W Mariette, SV G Thompkins, do H Hopkins. City E Robinson,. C Blaff qunmirys SALE.—By virive of an Ex\) ceution to me delivered issued out of the Hon. District Court of the I4th Judicial District, in and for the county of Nevata, State of California, date June 9th 1862, in favor of the Eureka Lake Water Co. and against J. Bonney, Wm. Puscoe, Wm. Davis, Jos. Arthur, Joseph Duncan at Wm te — the ye! York _ ng company, for the sumof Eight Handred an t fity-three Dollars and 30 ota wiih interes said sum at the rate of 10 per r together with all ests of suit. Ictave levied upon all the right, title, and imterdst of the defendants within named of, in and tothe following described property, (which was duly attached by me on the ¥th day of April 1862, by virtue of a ‘writ issued in the within entitled cause,) to-wit: That certain set of mining elaims or mining ground, located en Manzanita Hill, (near Lake City,) Bloomfield township, Nevada county, and known oa of the N bounded north by Slaiene a Searls & Niles. Plaintifis’ Attys FASHION RESTAURANT. ST. LEON, 62 Broat Street. HOTEL DE PARis. Street, » A GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR ——o. ae tae 88 Lewis, San Juan E caroldent neater, Reat‘and'chexpert in Antidote, one of the most remar* able discoverics of modern times, it isnot like the thougnnd and oné remedies offered to the public that cure everything, bnt it is a specific remedy for all cases arrising from nervyus do-angement. Its merits have béen proved in numerous instances known tous, from various causes, and many a bed ridden invalid has been restored to health. This is one of the remedies of the day which is really worthy the confidence of the public. Having read the advertisement. go tothe dearest drug. gist and procure a bottle; then will you jein with thousands in its praise, and be grateful to us for calling your attention to the mos¢miracu lous medicine. om jete Jt iF Every hicusckeeper experiences how dit. ficult it is to make goud bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritousbread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Yeast Powder. I every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement in snothez column. A WORD TO THE AGED.—In the decline of ‘ife the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay. ean only be safely supplied by some _yvivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We> tender to the aged, Dr. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. As an invigorant and restorative, immediate i: its beneficial action and permanent in ite effect It tomes thé stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirits For dyspepsia, oppression after eating, billious chehe, wind cholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous head-ache, chillwand fever, tremens, prostration, the Bitters are carseat! ¥ recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed: their superior efficacy in such cases.—Sold by all Druggista and dealers may 20-Im R. L. J. a? and Surgical Institute. in 1854, for the Permanent Cure of all — and Private Diseases and the Suppres At and Resident Phyisician, b. J€ D.late in the , , tonaey Wary Chit Chybidan se etait ‘Kenient of Hon Chief Surgeon to. the and He ‘Member of Col nt tothe treatment of dics bourses be’ tod Pp. Mm. = cure guaranteed or mo pay. by , and Edward Hall, Sun Frencis. 4 s vertisement in our columns of Watts’ Nérvous ‘and being worthofthe claims Tall appurtenances . ‘ i igs . iberaiiae Distr tt 1a with grarativel; we heard terday to vstimable on Piety ive of “le _fuet brid regair he right in utely the ribly dir helow f¢ Aluine. hibited. 1 up and ¢ the brid other da what soi THE ‘furious look at _ tnstituti tion. J ~ plapking sengers stand, t tien to end of t we have Tita new sil] «farting reet. * John §. bers of in the « THE Our -fe to cele! Joseph THE —A rel «‘onfed followit whem woud dying 1 “Ow Unen trated eo muc wxehan furthet subject here, . have tl sorrow + hat ¥ create) thatr te try. 7] ‘prosps tages . husbas povert presen and tr life ar «truge oxiste Canne “true f bhimse ded tt ‘tax w Havit he de and ti off up whe, are, t that j