June 11, 1863 (4 pages)

ee “matters in ahandred cnars. But it ie not po-_ ber factions if be.can, There is something mysterious init. _ ty to have done so, The committee is electand that no member of it was v0 insufferably _ such purpose, _detertiine the position of the enemy, amt "ment ie universal. There is more interest Gity and Connty Oficial Press -gumspax_aunmixe suse.a1} A Contemrprinte Doo.—The editor of aa ‘writes: himself down a cur of the “meanest description. “We mean “what we way, snd sty what we mean. Agaiti, lor the “third or fourth time, ho is trying tu mislead -people about tae objects of the county ! vention to which delegates are to be elec‘ted ‘on Saturday bext. Ho is continually tolling the people, he-dnes nut know whether-county officers ate tobe nominated in that convention or hot. We will admit he ia ig‘norant, for the public know he has exhibited the most contemptible ignorance on prlitical sible for him to be so deficient ns he prafes. ‘eéato be, and thus, we must fall upon. the conclusion that he is inore knave than fool. His object appears to .be to get an opinion ‘abread that there is some deception, some trick to be perpetraied, and thus to engenThe call of the county Central Committee he cannot understand. He ‘emelis a large sized mice. He thinks he bns found the hole, he smells, looks fierce, and tells the people to look out, they may get bit. ~~ Now, the call of the Central Committes is explicit. It tells concisely what the objects of the convention of Monday next are— ‘to olect Jourteen delegates to a State convention, and a county Central Committee. That . is plain enough for anybody butafoul. The ‘custom of the party has been to have two county cenventions. It was so last year and the year before. The call this year is in exact accordance with the custom of the party. Everybody who knows anything about the custom, knows this. If men intend to edit papers, they had better post themselves a little, before lnoking as wise as an owl with far leas wisdom than the ow! possesses. Tithe call said nothing about nominating county officers, it does not follow that there was some scheme behind, It was not the business of the present county committee to eal! & convention te nominate county officers. It would have been a usurpation of authotl“ed for one year only, The preseat committee called the county nominating convention «of last year and could not have called the one this year w.thout usurping the pfivileges that belong to another Central Cominittee to be elected next Munday. The ‘people know . this probubly, but as the Journad squad lewrn nothing but what is driven into their thick skulls by blows, we are obliged to make this. explanation for their benefit. The latter part of next week probably they will learn by experience, it may be; that the convention of Monday did not nominute county officers. atapid aa to suppose it was culled for any Eastern News.—We have news fram Vickaburg to the 7th. Nu doub’ seeme to be entertained of final success. Intercepted dispatches from Pemberton to Johnson atate that he can hold-dut but ten days longer. Deaerters tell a different tale. . Sedwick's corps ctossed the R»ppahan‘nock at Deep Run on Friday last, carried the rifle pits of the enemy and took some prisoners. The object of the move was te wae successful. The Poles have gained some alight advantages. American securities had advanced in London, The commandet at Port Hudson had proposdd-to surrender to Banks, but bis offer wad nat watisfuetory. Gold 42. eairenectpermcennes Porpucan.—The ivturmation we recelre from all parts of the county is unitersally fa vorable to Sargent. The people of the e6un~ ty, when they speak, will say that Nevada . 5). should caat“her vote for A. ACSargent for Governor. With the exception of a man or two, who stand with carpet sacks in hand beady to leave, and who could hot be expeoted to have ary county pride, the senti‘felt in the primaries on this account than was to have been expected; We-learn that the ‘voting will be Jtiberat-ta all parts of “the county, on Saturday next, Favors.—Jerry Sullivan, the gnterpricing ‘newe dealer of San Francisco, has vent us a ehoice bundle of pictoriala and other Atlan~ tio Journals, for which te hes the thanks of this office. #s their reward for selling the state. Tt must be a-great eorscletion to some NT OF peanvre:”—Jobo © Conpess, , pert bne of the ‘ehief conspirators in. the infamous libel bill sgainst the liberties of the press, énce ssid he could “buy the press of the State for a pint of peanuts.” hie ft was when hie chief tugleman in the Senato~ rial fight, Tom, Fitch, was interested in the . profession, it i is true? but there are some,,o the old stock én hand. yet, such as the. edie tors of the Sicramento Uniow. The question.has.been.mooted, if Conness did. not buy—his—support from the press lust winter with the aforesaid pint of peanuts, and if the same supporters-weuld-not find after a little that they had“ sold “even cheaper than that, and would like to see.even-a-pint-of nepauls men we wot of. to feel thatthey ean get a pint of peauute occasionally asa reward fortheir pen-ae ryjice. mugginses of the press bolster ng up the acta of the man whose fame rests upon libel bill and, bulkhead, schemes, we instinctively re~ inember their-priee, for-they havea price, it being impossible for men leit te their own convictions to fallin with trickscers unless they are to have a hand inthe dirty business and ite profits, But the press of the State, it must be ae~. knowledged, eunnot be bought this year by Conness—at least not -with a pint of peanute. A larg) portion ot the profession, is unearths ing the Senatorial mole} without much care for the safety of the animal. His burrews have been discovered; his tortueus wind« ings traced. We know» by. certain signa: on the surfive just where the subterranean has been and to\what point he ‘s aiming. The silent hidden Worker by night is not going to be allowed to make the whole Union gare den his own—w dwarfed, blighted, miserable waste of weeds, When the State conven. tion meets the voice of ‘the peo; le—that voice that hus not been tuned tu the key of dem.gogues—will be heard. Masoyic Batt. —The Masons at Moore's Flat are making the biggest kid of pre para~ tions for a grand bull to be given on Friday evening, July 3d. The following managers have been selected from various parts of the cuunty : Moore's Flat—J. M. Hickey, J M. Bean. Orleaus Flat—W: J Tisdale, 8. L. Blackwell. Woolsey'’s Flat—Wwm Grier, 8. B. Hick~ man. Eureka—John King, A. Viro. Bloomfiekd—A, J. Enders, D. P. Wattera. Lake City.—James Cregau, Henry Arnold: San Juan—W. dD. Weer, G. D. Dornin. Nevada—T. P. Hawley, Geo. B. McKee. Minnesota—M. . A. Singleton, Chas. Bottomly. Alleghany—Fred Young, Richard Ford. Ferest City—Wm. Hughes. Fvench Ravine—H. H. Sweet. Washington--M. Mc Bean. Floor Managere—Dr. E. T. Hardy, C. A. WE feel for the Stcktonians, and sv; according to the Independent, do the musqui. toes. That paper saya: “The moequitors are coming in large numbers and as big xs woodcucks, Dubbs aays thit they have commenced their deptes dations in the neighhdring orchards to. such an extent.as to rende?t it necessary to pat mesquite neta around all the cherry trees! Whenever the gam-law expires, We intend to ge ous fur ‘a day's shooting.’ ” : Ricu Quanrz in AMADUOR.—The Drytown quartz mining companvhave fi und rock worth $3 a pound, or $1000 per ton, and have sunk only eight feet, Searcu For Copren.—Some fifty comwerd are prospecting for copper on Herae teek, Amador Gounty. The Worley com= pany. struck the vein last week, three otheré are shipping ore. Cakes McKay, the cirrespondent of ‘the London Times, was received on board the Circassian, off Hilton Head, te be al epoatiter ef our Monitors’ attack on CharlesTne Queb-c Vindicator eays that large supplies of ammunition have been sent to the weatfurthe forts on the frontiers of Canada Five weesels have left English ports for Quebec with Government stores. oes Tne ju ury in the case of Charles Britton, tried. at Napa for the marder of J. W. Osborn, could not agree on a verdict. They were out sixteen hours, and stood four for murder in the first degree, and elght tor mandarin the Leaky in ch:ldhood. if you can, ne _not ee Sats iar yo When we. see oertain . , : Broad Street, 5 levada, GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. JUNE 0, 1462. Cc Ofievin » wien ‘JW Madien Dateh F i pena fo w do EA azenG Valley H Joy i w do R ae ae Washiog R God-n &-w Auburn DH do . MDedaworh do W WC Cosson U Bet eee paved ny J a ok to, do € im -. 6 Aha do Whistle Col Aft MC Nye Marysville AJ Elder -acramento Gas Seats. co A. f P Hall Vitgials city Creamer Omega Fenney AO Payne do WwW verwyhan Gakined J Miteh-ll Henness.P A M Loui Humbol: it K MeMurray herokee C Richards — —de SP French Silver City E P Tracy & w Maples W Thomas do W Asher — J Crawiord San Juan BIRTH. Ty. the 8th inst to the wife of Daniel Clancy, On the 9th inst., te the wifeof J.M. Hixon, a Son. Ris 5 a6 Adantic Momtty< = L iberal price will be paid fora copy of the Atlantic Monthly of Noven.ber, (x61, if le ae at this office. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not. Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities ! Manufactured by, P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. = BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT READINGS! MRS. W. K. CUTLER, At the Baptist Church, This Eve’g, June lith, 1862. Programme--Part First, 1,\ Tyrolean Song—Tue ‘Tue Alpine ce aaa bt. eee Ballad—Jessie the Flower o” = 2. 3. Resling-—Bingen on the Rhine, Mrs. oe . RNeading~—Tie Bells. 6. me to sk ep, Mother. = Ret from School for Scaneeeweee 7eeee Sheridan PART SMCOND. 1. Ballad—The Maid of Judah.. Kueken 2. Reading~The remarkable retrograde advanee of a Mackerel Brigade upon Washi «se» _ Urpneus C. Kerr . Scotch Bai aa bonnie Nannie. ates Ty they carried the good news from Ghent to Aix.Robert Browning &. Scotch Seng~-Uharkey ‘is my Darling. Mrs Cutler will be a accompanied they Piano by Prof, Plumhem, _— Tickets of Admission— One Dollar,.Grats OF CALIFORNIA, Couty v1 Nevada. In Probate Court. Inthe matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deceased. On reading and filing the petition ‘of Mathew Cramer, one of t! e Kxecutors of the last Will of David saan te ha beonttull y paleewst 3 ae ‘s a ve at there is in the han‘ie of tne Executora of said Estate tire aum of 9.088 sue, to distribu:lon in accoring f a pattiel dletefeation Pr porn pe hese a Ta a entate be entitie? thereto. It is now there t-! ordered that all persons interested ‘n the estateof avid Shrum, deceased. be and appear before the P Probate Cewt in and ‘or Nevadac unty un the 1th day ef July, 1863. at 10 o’cloek, a. M_ of that day, and then and there show cause why an order of partial distribution should not bo made among the devisers of the said David Shrum, deceased, according to ‘aw. It is furth ordered? that a copy of this order be blished for four suc easive weeke before the 13th day of ayy hayes in the DAILY MOKNING TRANSCRIPT t y newspaper yet in the city and county of Nevada. -C NILES, Witness my nanaaaa tribute uae Seat tenis 9th day 0 of June, 19a. ehaupaegs. H. FARQUB ‘ Per G K. Farquhar. Deputy ‘a oe Primary Election. A Mii —— for Nevada precinct will take onSaturday next at the Theatre. The Polis will be y from 2 o’clock P. Me oath «ua own. kK. F an and W. F. ilaslett are designated as receivers of ballote.— All voters who are willing to subscribe to the test extablished by the U S‘ate Central Com mitte, areinvited to vote. By order 4 GRAND STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL, —Takes place at the— HOOK AND LADCSER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET, — THIS EVENING. aAmietanes Free. ar Goa! EVERYBODY ! fy 1ON watery rimtng bgwesa EN Spe ana c. W 1s day dissolved tual , a ‘ gcc 3: L. C. WIC ¥ le ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. , NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING’ SALOON. Hx undersigned would Goel nfige the citizens 01 1 Nevadaand vicinity that have comp)-tes atine bathing House, atachedee heir well kx wn establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Raths at all tim:s They also kecy on mand ** Drv Reprodue tor, # celebratea fur ages mediral powers over the human Hair. [t entirel nog dandruif and the hairfrom turp : ries = fine ecortniasit on hesd. Vise & LAM Srey. Nasional Exeharge "Wanted. A SITUATION by a girl who is conapetuns to take a cook's situation. or to Go yeneial ivusewurk. Luquire at this office. ANOTHER TROTTING RACE. a A Te tome over the Es Glenbrook Race Course, Between John A. Lancaster's brown mare, Belle, and Mr. Sere’ grey mare, unknown, ; septs For a Purse and stake of $300. ela: As Denison thinks both Mares are very nea ly — in speed, a good race may be anticipa tel. Daviel Denison names Lancaster’s brown mare Beite, aud Mullauey names grey mare, ‘unknowh Horses start at 2 P.M. Admission to the Track, 50c nts BRANNAN & DENISON, Nevada, June 5th-td Proprietors. FOR SALE. At Lake City---Nevada County. About to leave for Warhoe, Miss Dodds offers for vale ehvap her Building, used for a lca? Store and residence, together with [. a lot and stable, The building is of . gool size and situated in the best part of the town—op posite the place of Hen Arnold. Any one wishing to eee in bueiness in this section of county will well to call and see for themselves For further particulare enquire of 0-4. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s. on Broad street. Nevada poott PRIVATE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. Iss © JOHNSON, would reepert ly inform the tes of Nevada City and viemity, that shé will open a . Private School, on Monday, June Ist { in the Schoot Room formerly occupied by W. E. ¥F. Dwal, at the head of broad ateeet Terms of Tuition‘¥rom $20) to $5.00 per month. may 29 tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Te undersigned has o @-Frait store opposite the National Exchange frotel, on Broad street, and made arranye} er ae with reliable parties for a constant “e ply o Foreign and Domestic. Fruits, m Candies, Nuts, ‘ete. ; All of which will be; kept’ on “hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. % nH. J. CLARK. w. B.—On hand « aD) supply of FIREWORKY of every ce the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf Ay NED —We are ase Pe cord tor We good Oak bark. lane @ tit rh 18 wanted. KELSEY & BUTL Nevada, April 34—2m TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORING & M’CONAHAY, HO have removed to No.37. Broad A . (the old Post Office rvuom,) where they have a fine assortmeut of Clocks, AND . JEWELRYGoods — at this establish nt warranted to aor «California Jewelry manufactured, Pe leet ge Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give purfect satisfaction Nevada, Aprit oth Grocery wore 6 and Bakery. JULIUS” ‘DREIFuSS, O 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge Nt ae stock of . _ , Greceries, Provisions, ifee., Which he sell at low rates. Give-me oite trial: Fresh Banch Butter received oven e day. my2é -}. EB. HM. GAYLORD, DIsTRICT ig deka nasee 3? led ILL age nall the courts of Nevada W. at ~ Court House eveda, Oct lth. 1861 PIONEER CIGAR STORE C s. ROTHSCHILD, ime Tasecnien eee ; Sp MAIN 5: STREET, I, NEVADA ciTy. e from Friday evening to fulREMOVAL. enue NEW STOCK . NEW GOODs! —— ae CEORCE €: TURNER, *] Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne yada and vicinity that he has removed his large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually beptin.thatline to the store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on” Commercial Street, — A few doors below Pine &treet. He lias recelved a large and entire new. stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends.ta keep on hand a good stock of everything in tlie above line he invites the par ticular attention of the ladies in this seetion of country to his. Stock of Crockery Ware and his Prices!! For sale wholesale and retail. GEO. E. TUBNER. Nevada. June td. . REMOVAL. To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. A. Cc. PIER, Has Removed his Large and Magnificent —8TOCK OF— G LASS& CROCKERY WARE, ——TO THE 8STORE—— Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of those in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China. Dining ets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Casters, an el*gant variety. Silver Plated Ware, _ Tabi e Cutie ry, Goblets, “‘Fomblers, Vases, « beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, For preserving fruite—a new patent. Call and examine them. Lamaps, of all kinds aud sizes: And anything om a C. C. Plate up. This stock a everything found in an: Establishment oi this kind. 1 «hall continue to add tou my present stock, frum time to time, to meet the wants of this community. Crders from the country will be promptly and faithfu'ly attended to I invite the attention of eycry one to the @ONLY STOCK 4 —OFr— GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE : im the City or County ! A. GC. PIER, 45 Broad Street. Nevada-Junegih-tf —Photographs, Etc. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Baheery Nevada. UR rooms have bees rer recently supplied with Ore excellent apparatus, and . a.e prepared Large Photographs, . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, . RPECTURES . LOCKETS AND PINS ! fast @ BJ.ihenees, serge rel fan fe cloudy ae sco. Seen aye, ia 8 ip fatbon ~~ ‘THU! — Bat aré ha public most‘tainme the. B Cutler yery 4 Di state . mend entire will pi dies ¢ ean D Iu MeFa most ‘the tit other ty. 7 ¥uba ownel men b ded in will b one o! in oul 4 Lad ke who ¢ mean fine si &e., hall is pains enter are f shou. glorio ce who stock else i: atreet new . erybo ae mills place "able . anills jug al ie", ~ whiet supp ted je Onenow . yy Mast Stock Perr; been forma Tecei' Sr Senn of str givia place Virgi be a: “Une of to comi drink atree

ee “matters in ahandred cnars. But it ie not po-_ ber factions if be.can, There is something mysterious init. _ ty to have done so, The committee is electand that no member of it was v0 insufferably _ such purpose, _detertiine the position of the enemy, amt "ment ie universal. There is more interest Gity and Connty Oficial Press -gumspax_aunmixe suse.a1} A Contemrprinte Doo.—The editor of aa ‘writes: himself down a cur of the “meanest description. “We mean “what we way, snd sty what we mean. Agaiti, lor the “third or fourth time, ho is trying tu mislead -people about tae objects of the county ! vention to which delegates are to be elec‘ted ‘on Saturday bext. Ho is continually tolling the people, he-dnes nut know whether-county officers ate tobe nominated in that convention or hot. We will admit he ia ig‘norant, for the public know he has exhibited the most contemptible ignorance on prlitical sible for him to be so deficient ns he prafes. ‘eéato be, and thus, we must fall upon. the conclusion that he is inore knave than fool. His object appears to .be to get an opinion ‘abread that there is some deception, some trick to be perpetraied, and thus to engenThe call of the county Central Committee he cannot understand. He ‘emelis a large sized mice. He thinks he bns found the hole, he smells, looks fierce, and tells the people to look out, they may get bit. ~~ Now, the call of the Central Committes is explicit. It tells concisely what the objects of the convention of Monday next are— ‘to olect Jourteen delegates to a State convention, and a county Central Committee. That . is plain enough for anybody butafoul. The ‘custom of the party has been to have two county cenventions. It was so last year and the year before. The call this year is in exact accordance with the custom of the party. Everybody who knows anything about the custom, knows this. If men intend to edit papers, they had better post themselves a little, before lnoking as wise as an owl with far leas wisdom than the ow! possesses. Tithe call said nothing about nominating county officers, it does not follow that there was some scheme behind, It was not the business of the present county committee to eal! & convention te nominate county officers. It would have been a usurpation of authotl“ed for one year only, The preseat committee called the county nominating convention «of last year and could not have called the one this year w.thout usurping the pfivileges that belong to another Central Cominittee to be elected next Munday. The ‘people know . this probubly, but as the Journad squad lewrn nothing but what is driven into their thick skulls by blows, we are obliged to make this. explanation for their benefit. The latter part of next week probably they will learn by experience, it may be; that the convention of Monday did not nominute county officers. atapid aa to suppose it was culled for any Eastern News.—We have news fram Vickaburg to the 7th. Nu doub’ seeme to be entertained of final success. Intercepted dispatches from Pemberton to Johnson atate that he can hold-dut but ten days longer. Deaerters tell a different tale. . Sedwick's corps ctossed the R»ppahan‘nock at Deep Run on Friday last, carried the rifle pits of the enemy and took some prisoners. The object of the move was te wae successful. The Poles have gained some alight advantages. American securities had advanced in London, The commandet at Port Hudson had proposdd-to surrender to Banks, but bis offer wad nat watisfuetory. Gold 42. eairenectpermcennes Porpucan.—The ivturmation we recelre from all parts of the county is unitersally fa vorable to Sargent. The people of the e6un~ ty, when they speak, will say that Nevada . 5). should caat“her vote for A. ACSargent for Governor. With the exception of a man or two, who stand with carpet sacks in hand beady to leave, and who could hot be expeoted to have ary county pride, the senti‘felt in the primaries on this account than was to have been expected; We-learn that the ‘voting will be Jtiberat-ta all parts of “the county, on Saturday next, Favors.—Jerry Sullivan, the gnterpricing ‘newe dealer of San Francisco, has vent us a ehoice bundle of pictoriala and other Atlan~ tio Journals, for which te hes the thanks of this office. #s their reward for selling the state. Tt must be a-great eorscletion to some NT OF peanvre:”—Jobo © Conpess, , pert bne of the ‘ehief conspirators in. the infamous libel bill sgainst the liberties of the press, énce ssid he could “buy the press of the State for a pint of peanuts.” hie ft was when hie chief tugleman in the Senato~ rial fight, Tom, Fitch, was interested in the . profession, it i is true? but there are some,,o the old stock én hand. yet, such as the. edie tors of the Sicramento Uniow. The question..has..been.mooted, if Conness did. not buy—his—support from the press lust winter with the aforesaid pint of peanuts, and if the same supporters-weuld-not find after a little that they had“ sold “even cheaper than that, and would like to see.even-a-pint-of nepauls men we wot of. to feel thatthey ean get a pint of peauute occasionally asa reward fortheir pen-ae ryjice. mugginses of the press bolster ng up the acta of the man whose fame rests upon libel bill and, bulkhead, schemes, we instinctively re~ inember their-priee, for-they havea price, it being impossible for men leit te their own convictions to fallin with trickscers unless they are to have a hand inthe dirty business and ite profits, But the press of the State, it must be ae~. knowledged, eunnot be bought this year by Conness—at least not -with a pint of peanute. A larg) portion ot the profession, is unearths ing the Senatorial mole} without much care for the safety of the animal. His burrews have been discovered; his tortueus wind« ings traced. We know» by. certain signa: on the surfive just where the subterranean has been and to\what point he ‘s aiming. The silent hidden Worker by night is not going to be allowed to make the whole Union gare den his own—w dwarfed, blighted, miserable waste of weeds, When the State conven. tion meets the voice of ‘the peo; le—that voice that hus not been tuned tu the key of dem.gogues—will be heard. Masoyic Batt. —The Masons at Moore's Flat are making the biggest kid of pre para~ tions for a grand bull to be given on Friday evening, July 3d. The following managers have been selected from various parts of the cuunty : Moore's Flat—J. M. Hickey, J M. Bean. Orleaus Flat—W: J Tisdale, 8. L. Blackwell. Woolsey'’s Flat—Wwm Grier, 8. B. Hick~ man. Eureka—John King, A. Viro. Bloomfiekd—A, J. Enders, D. P. Wattera. Lake City.—James Cregau, Henry Arnold: San Juan—W. dD. Weer, G. D. Dornin. Nevada—T. P. Hawley, Geo. B. McKee. Minnesota—M. . A. Singleton, Chas. Bottomly. Alleghany—Fred Young, Richard Ford. Ferest City—Wm. Hughes. Fvench Ravine—H. H. Sweet. Washington--M. Mc Bean. Floor Managere—Dr. E. T. Hardy, C. A. WE feel for the Stcktonians, and sv; according to the Independent, do the musqui. toes. That paper saya: “The moequitors are coming in large numbers and as big xs woodcucks, Dubbs aays thit they have commenced their deptes dations in the neighhdring orchards to. such an extent.as to rende?t it necessary to pat mesquite neta around all the cherry trees! Whenever the gam-law expires, We intend to ge ous fur ‘a day's shooting.’ ” : Ricu Quanrz in AMADUOR.—The Drytown quartz mining companvhave fi und rock worth $3 a pound, or $1000 per ton, and have sunk only eight feet, Searcu For Copren.—Some fifty comwerd are prospecting for copper on Herae teek, Amador Gounty. The Worley com= pany. struck the vein last week, three otheré are shipping ore. Cakes McKay, the cirrespondent of ‘the London Times, was received on board the Circassian, off Hilton Head, te be al epoatiter ef our Monitors’ attack on CharlesTne Queb-c Vindicator eays that large supplies of ammunition have been sent to the weatfurthe forts on the frontiers of Canada Five weesels have left English ports for Quebec with Government stores. oes Tne ju ury in the case of Charles Britton, tried. at Napa for the marder of J. W. Osborn, could not agree on a verdict. They were out sixteen hours, and stood four for murder in the first degree, and elght tor mandarin the Leaky in ch:ldhood. if you can, ne _not ee Sats iar yo When we. see oertain . , : Broad Street, 5 levada, GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. JUNE 0, 1462. Cc Ofievin » wien ‘JW Madien Dateh F i pena fo w do EA azenG Valley H Joy i w do R ae ae Washiog R God-n &-w Auburn DH do . MDedaworh do W WC Cosson U Bet eee paved ny J a ok to, do € im -. 6 Aha do Whistle Col Aft MC Nye Marysville AJ Elder -acramento Gas Seats. co A. f P Hall Vitgials city Creamer Omega Fenney AO Payne do WwW verwyhan Gakined J Miteh-ll Henness.P A M Loui Humbol: it K MeMurray herokee C Richards — —de SP French Silver City E P Tracy & w Maples W Thomas do W Asher — J Crawiord San Juan BIRTH. Ty. the 8th inst to the wife of Daniel Clancy, On the 9th inst., te the wifeof J.M. Hixon, a Son. Ris 5 a6 Adantic Momtty< = L iberal price will be paid fora copy of the Atlantic Monthly of Noven.ber, (x61, if le ae at this office. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not. Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities ! Manufactured by, P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. = BALLAD ENTERTAINMENT READINGS! MRS. W. K. CUTLER, At the Baptist Church, This Eve’g, June lith, 1862. Programme--Part First, 1,\ Tyrolean Song—Tue ‘Tue Alpine ce aaa bt. eee Ballad—Jessie the Flower o” = 2. 3. Resling-—Bingen on the Rhine, Mrs. oe . RNeading~—Tie Bells. 6. me to sk ep, Mother. = Ret from School for Scaneeeweee 7eeee Sheridan PART SMCOND. 1. Ballad—The Maid of Judah.... Kueken 2. Reading~The remarkable retrograde advanee of a Mackerel Brigade upon Washi «se» _ Urpneus C. Kerr . Scotch Bai aa bonnie Nannie. ates Ty they carried the good news from Ghent to Aix..Robert Browning &. Scotch Seng~-Uharkey ‘is my Darling. Mrs Cutler will be a accompanied they Piano by Prof, Plumhem, _— Tickets of Admission— One Dollar,.Grats OF CALIFORNIA, Couty v1 Nevada. In Probate Court. Inthe matter of the Estate of David Shrum, deceased. On reading and filing the petition ‘of Mathew Cramer, one of t! e Kxecutors of the last Will of David saan te ha beonttull y paleewst 3 ae ‘s a ve at there is in the han‘ie of tne Executora of said Estate tire aum of 9.088 sue, to distribu:lon in accoring f a pattiel dletefeation Pr porn pe hese a Ta a entate be entitie? thereto. It is now there t-! ordered that all persons interested ‘n the estateof avid Shrum, deceased. be and appear before the P Probate Cewt in and ‘or Nevadac unty un the 1th day ef July, 1863. at 10 o’cloek, a. M_ of that day, and then and there show cause why an order of partial distribution should not bo made among the devisers of the said David Shrum, deceased, according to ‘aw. It is furth ordered? that a copy of this order be blished for four suc easive weeke before the 13th day of ayy hayes in the DAILY MOKNING TRANSCRIPT t y newspaper yet in the city and county of Nevada. -C NILES, Witness my nanaaaa tribute uae Seat tenis 9th day 0 of June, 19a. ehaupaegs. H. FARQUB ‘ Per G K. Farquhar. Deputy ‘a oe Primary Election. A Mii —— for Nevada precinct will take onSaturday next at the Theatre. The Polis will be y from 2 o’clock P. Me oath «ua own. kK. F an and W. F. ilaslett are designated as receivers of ballote.— All voters who are willing to subscribe to the test extablished by the U S‘ate Central Com mitte, areinvited to vote. By order

4 GRAND STRAW BERRY FESTIVAL, —Takes place at the— HOOK AND LADCSER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET, — THIS EVENING. aAmietanes Free. ar Goa! EVERYBODY ! fy 1ON watery rimtng bgwesa EN Spe ana c. W 1s day dissolved tual , a ‘ gcc 3: L. C. WIC ¥ le ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. , NATIONAL BATHS HAIR DRESSING’ SALOON. Hx undersigned would Goel nfige the citizens 01 1 Nevadaand vicinity that have comp)-tes atine bathing House, atachedee heir well kx wn establishment, where the public can be accommo dated with Raths at all tim:s They also kecy on mand ** Drv Reprodue tor, # celebratea fur ages mediral powers over the human Hair. [t entirel nog dandruif and the hairfrom turp : ries = fine ecortniasit on hesd. Vise & LAM Srey. Nasional Exeharge "Wanted. A SITUATION by a girl who is conapetuns to take a cook's situation. or to Go yeneial ivusewurk. Luquire at this office. ANOTHER TROTTING RACE. a A Te tome over the Es Glenbrook Race Course, Between John A. Lancaster's brown mare, Belle, and Mr. Sere’ grey mare, unknown, ; septs For a Purse and stake of $300. ela: As Denison thinks both Mares are very nea ly — in speed, a good race may be anticipa tel. Daviel Denison names Lancaster’s brown mare Beite, aud Mullauey names grey mare, ‘unknowh Horses start at 2 P.M. Admission to the Track, 50c nts BRANNAN & DENISON, Nevada, June 5th-td Proprietors. FOR SALE. At Lake City---Nevada County. About to leave for Warhoe, Miss Dodds offers for vale ehvap her Building, used for a lca? Store and residence, together with [. a lot and stable, The building is of . gool size and situated in the best part of the town—op posite the place of Hen Arnold. Any one wishing to eee in bueiness in this section of county will well to call and see for themselves For further particulare enquire of 0-4. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s. on Broad street. Nevada poott PRIVATE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. Iss © JOHNSON, would reepert ly inform the tes of Nevada City and viemity, that shé will open a . Private School, on Monday, June Ist { in the Schoot Room formerly occupied by W. E. ¥F. Dwal, at the head of broad ateeet Terms of Tuition‘¥rom $20) to $5.00 per month. may 29 tf NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Te undersigned has o @-Frait store opposite the National Exchange frotel, on Broad street, and made arranye} er ae with reliable parties for a constant “e ply o Foreign and Domestic. Fruits, m Candies, Nuts, ‘ete. ; All of which will be; kept’ on “hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. % nH. J. CLARK. w. B.—On hand « aD) supply of FIREWORKY of every ce the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf Ay NED —We are ase Pe cord tor We good Oak bark. lane @ tit rh 18 wanted. KELSEY & BUTL Nevada, April 34—2m TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORING & M’CONAHAY, HO have removed to No.37. Broad A . (the old Post Office rvuom,) where they have a fine assortmeut of Clocks, AND . JEWELRYGoods — at this establish nt warranted to aor «California Jewelry manufactured, Pe leet ge Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give purfect satisfaction Nevada, Aprit oth Grocery wore 6 and Bakery. JULIUS” ‘DREIFuSS, O 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge Nt ae stock of . _ , Greceries, Provisions, ifee., Which he sell at low rates. Give-me oite trial: Fresh Banch Butter received oven e day. my2é -}. EB. HM. GAYLORD, DIsTRICT ig deka nasee 3? led ILL age nall the courts of Nevada W. at ~ Court House eveda, Oct lth. 1861 PIONEER CIGAR STORE C s. ROTHSCHILD, ime Tasecnien eee ; Sp MAIN 5: STREET, I, NEVADA ciTy. e from Friday evening to fulREMOVAL. enue NEW STOCK . NEW GOODs! —— ae CEORCE €: TURNER, *] Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne yada and vicinity that he has removed his large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually beptin.thatline to the store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on” Commercial Street, — A few doors below Pine &treet. He lias recelved a large and entire new. stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends.ta keep on hand a good stock of everything in tlie above line he invites the par ticular attention of the ladies in this seetion of country to his. Stock of Crockery Ware and his Prices!! For sale wholesale and retail. GEO. E. TUBNER. Nevada. June td. . REMOVAL. To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. A. Cc. PIER, Has Removed his Large and Magnificent —8TOCK OF— G LASS& CROCKERY WARE, ——TO THE 8STORE—— Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of those in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China. Dining ets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Casters, an el*gant variety. Silver Plated Ware, _ Tabi e Cutie ry, Goblets, “‘Fomblers, Vases, « beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, For preserving fruite—a new patent. Call and examine them. Lamaps, of all kinds aud sizes: And anything om a C. C. Plate up. This stock a everything found in an: Establishment oi this kind. 1 «hall continue to add tou my present stock, frum time to time, to meet the wants of this community. Crders from the country will be promptly and faithfu'ly attended to I invite the attention of eycry one to the @ONLY STOCK 4 —OFr— GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE : im the City or County ! A. GC. PIER, 45 Broad Street. Nevada-Junegih-tf —Photographs, Etc. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Baheery Nevada. UR rooms have bees rer recently supplied with Ore excellent apparatus, and . a.e prepared Large Photographs, . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, . RPECTURES . LOCKETS AND PINS ! fast @ BJ.ihenees, serge rel fan fe cloudy ae sco. Seen aye, ia 8 ip fatbon ~~ ‘THU! — Bat aré ha public most‘tainme the. 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