June 15, 1861 (4 pages)

Prrrarr “Ee Se . — 7? lof + rs. vith est nila, ums iE. GE 2 . on pal. AY, will 34.00. 100 1%. 20 5 0 its, s for ree. 1B 5 Seas a Union. The Boruing Branseipt ~ OME MATTERS. PERSONAL. —We ‘ta the pleasure, yesterday, of making the acquaintance of E. Bu RoustT, Esq:, the accomplished editer of the Dutch Flat Enquirer, who honored our sancfim with @ brief call. Mr. Boust is a Virginian. —a genuine son of the Old Dominion—who graduated, in the art typographique, under the auspices of Father Ritchie, in the Richmond Enguirer. Ot course,he is a gentleman and_a patriot,.of whieh, by his conversation and his editorial pen, ie gives constant proof, in his unswerving devotion to the Americ an HENNESS Sase-E, pees and ¢ d J. Dorsey, Eaqs.; of Grass Valley, passed through our town, yesterday, on. their way. -home from Washoe. Mr. McLaughlin left Grass Valley some ten days “ago, in a twohorse buggy, for Virginia City, through the Placerville route. He/says the road was lined with freight teams. On his return, in company with Mr. Dorsey, he took the Henness Pass, and met a large number of teams on this road also. They both speak in enthusiastic terms of the road and the scenery on the Henness Pass, as well they may, for we do net believe that a more enchanting landscape can be seen than this al aad of the Sierra Nevada _o Cuinese Row. —Officer Knerr yesterday arrested a’couple of Chinamen, as they were in the act of fighting in.a house on Cotmmercial street. One of them haa a knife, and uppeared bent on cutting his opponent into sausagé meat. On their being arrested’ Mrs. Janin-Tzoi, the wife of the knife wielding Celestial, rushed frautieally in, and though uot over three feet high, made so much noise, that the officer had to lug her along with the two Chinamen betore the Magistrate. With. her wrapper of glazed brown holland, had she not kept her tongue in constant motion, she might have passed for a wrapped up umbrella, the handle of whicti was ornamented with a carving, representing a young squash. After hearing the testimony, Justice Kendall fined the whole party $6 a piece, or a residence of three days in the calaboose. The other Chinuman torkéd over his fine, but Mr. and Mra. Ianin-Tzoi declared they would take the calabuose. On their way there, however, they weakened, and were allowed to furnish security for the amount of their fine. FATAL ACCIDENT.—A gentleman who arrived in the stage, yesterduy, from North San Juan, informs us thata man by the name of John Ryan, an old resident of Buckeye Hill, near San Juan, was instantly killed by the caving in vf a bank of earth, where he was engaged in mining, on Thursday night last. Lecrure.—Rev. ‘I. Starr King is to: dehver one of his brilliant lectures in this city, ferthe benefit of the M. E. Church, next Thursday evening. a THE FOURTH iN WasHhoe.—The citizens of Virginia City, Silver City, Gold Hill, Flowery Diggings and other localities are to jointly celebrate the approaching national anniversary at Virginia City. The joint commitwe have invited A. A. Sargent, Esq., of Nevada, to deliver the oration, and he bas accepted. Divine Service will be held in the Court House, on Sunday next,at 11 o'clock A: M., and 8 o'clock, Pp. M., by Rev. A.C. Edmunds. Subject for the evening—‘ Christian duties in agreement with the Spirit of Patriotism.” ti The remains ot E., J. Mitchell were taken to Sacramento yesterday, for interment. Mr. Mitchell was a member of E} Dorado Lodge, I. 0. O. F., at Sacramento. RECRUITING.—The work goes bravely on. The rll wall be fwl ina very few days, and those who wish to become‘ Suns of Mars” had better not wait. The rendez-vous 1s still at the theater, and Mr. Green is ready to enroll all whe call. he A IIR Sy AR ha AR RS ON Uston State ConvENTION.—This body, composed of Unionists, irrespective of party met in Sacramento, on Thursday, and adjour. 2 ned to meet again on Wedfiesday the 10th of July. Daniel Johnson; of San Francises, acted as President, and L. 8. Taylot, of , as Secretary. . ey GF Col. A. Harazath aes eo Commigsioners of State, Pao i nond denghter. of the grape 1” “ T guess 20,” replied John I saw crape on the door the next morabe ser" , ‘ou want a good pair of BOOTS HF you want 7 calling at fog ests blishment. has left for United States have attained on equal celebtity with Dr. Bassett. © g in the business in its infaney, he has moved ‘step by step until he has reached the highest honors. Raised from a lad amidst horses, and having passed all his life as a trainer of domesticated animals, he has rendered his name as familiar as household words Below we give your readers a partial description of the performers and their exploits, of fhe troupe with Dr. Bassett’s circus, as Sen by an eye witness : The Aymar family — first among them stands W. B. Aymar, the star equestrian. It is almost. impossible to clothe in phraseology ll that Mr. Aymar accémplishes ‘wpon hishorse without‘any other support than such as nature gave him. In one of his perfurmances he jumps his horse over bars and gates, while at the same time she-~carries ~ bis tittle daughter, Lotta, (the juvenile prodigy, aged but three years) in every possible attitude In the greatest of all of Mr. Aymar’s efforts— in leaping overa five barred gate, upon. his horse’s back—he not only-maintuins his erect attitude upon the animal, but carries little Lotta, who stands on his head and preserves her balance during the terrific leap. William Aymar, the performing clown: It is an oldadage, and nothing has been more truly said, than it “ takes a wise man to make a fool ;’’ but there is a wide difference between professional fools and a fool by profession. Trained early to the profession he combines with the exercise of his wit, a perfection in acrobatic skill, which has won for him the plaudits of the public and the utiversal commendation of the press, in Europe and in the United States. Hé is perfectly at home in all the tumbling and vaulting, ia fact, as a vaulter he takes rank among the first in the world, and hie daring and &kill —_universal admiration. Mrs. W. KB. Aymar, as an ascensionist, stands unriyaled by any in the world, and no lady in California has ever attempted to imitate the opposite sex in riding bare-back horses. We might with propriety term this lady the only bare-back rider, as it has been fully proven that the renowned Zogara is but a mitt in ladies’ attire. Little Lotta Aymar is undoubtedly the prodigy of tbe ring, being the youngest and most wonderful of female equestriens, daring almost beyond. her-years, and in juvenile grace and activity without an equal. She is emphatically a Califorma rider and makes her debut this season. Jerry Blossom, the Shakspearean Clown, for originality, quaint humor, quick repartee and pungent satire, is without a rival in the United States. His sarcastic efforts are al ways well timed and his shafts of wit—at the expense of fashionable vices and follies— never miss their mark Messrs. Painter and Durand in their multiform actsof gymuastic and acrobatic skill cannot be excelled in any conntry in the world, all those who have seen thein wil! candidly admit this their Trapez L’ Echelle Pertleuse, and eerial rings cannot be surpassed by any, and then there are the Italian Brothers, whose performances differ essentially from the usual acrobatic efforts, it 1s wholly different from anything ever before attempted and excites the equal admiration and wonder of the spectator. Mr. Reese also, and Master George both from the Atlantic circuses, stand bigh in their respe @ ive roles, together with a host of less brilliant characters. This excellent company will perform in Nevada this evening and we feel assured they’ will attract a large audience * Who Makes your Fine Boots? B. Ww. CONNELLY, BOOT ‘AND SHOE MAKER, . No. 68 Broad Stréet. MANUFACT) ES TO ORDEK the most fashionable and eas FITTING BOOT ever worn in this city, at REASONABLE PRICES, on the e sliortest notice. ALL KINDS of REPAIRING ‘a neat and mechanical style, at low rates, tisfaction anteed in every instance. ou can have m25-Im —— W. L. SCHZFEB, Boots and Shoes Made to erder At Ne. 21 Commercial street. THIs Is THE PLACE To aie FINE BOOTS made to orSe on hand a full ment SOrKs? SHOES, variety of assort. . Gentle 4~ of Chi any Other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonie alteratave, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseasés, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Piniptes on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes. Sprmg Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the-impure state of the Bleoi, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as . Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by exoress te any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. : Rr HALL-&66G., Sole Proprietors, mi8-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco. UNION DEMOCRATIC CONVEN TION erermfoey cence ow Ata meeting of the Democratic Central Committée for Nevada county, held at Nevada, on Saturday May, 25th, it was ordered that a Democratic County Convention. be held at the Court. House in Nevada, on SATURDAY JUNE 29th, at 10 o’clock-A. M., for the purpose ofn: minating candidates for County ‘offices, and to appoint Delegates to the State Convention, to be held at Sacramento on the FOURTH OF JULY NEXT, pursuant to the eall of the State Central Committee. : It was further ordered, that primary elections JUNK 22d, for the election of Delegates by said County Convention. Allleghl voters of the County who endorse the resolutions adopted te the Democratic State Central Committee, and are for the Constitution and the Union, the legitimate enforcement of the laws by the Government of the United States, and are opposed to all sectional parties, either North or South, and are willing to support the candid:tee-nominatedby the Union Democratic Convention, are invited to participate in the primary mectings. It was further ordered, that the basis of re presentation be one Delegate for every precinct, and one for every fifty votes cast at the last election, which gives the following : Nevada Township—34.—Nevada precinct, 29; Blue Tent, 3 ; Vanderlieth’s, 2. Grass Valley Township—%5.—Grass Valley precinct, 27; sens he mills, 2; Buena Vista, 2; Allison Ranch, 3; Bu rough’s "Ranch. 1. Rough and Ready Township—16.—Rough and Ready, 5; Anthony House, 2; Newtown, ‘2: Bridgeport, 1; Indian Springs, 2; et Flat, 2; Jones’ Bar, 2. Bridgeport Township—23. French Corral, 3; Sweetland’s, 3; Mentezuma Hill, 2; Birchville, 2: North San Juan, 9; Cherokee, 4. Bloemfield Township — 12. — Bloomfield, 3; oe me 2; Geld Bar. 1; Columbia Hill, 5 ; Ree! 1. Eureka Townshi see. —Eu*eka, 2; Moore's Flat, 5; Mohawk Fiat, 1; Orleans Flat, 3; Wool sey’s Flat 3 ; Sonth Fork 2: Bowntan’s Ranch 1; Wathington Township—12-— Washington 4 ; Omega 5; Alpha, 2 2; rece Man’s Greek 1. 2; Poorman’ s Creek, Little York Township—17.—Litile York, 3; Leoweli Hill, 2; Pleasant Valley, 1; Sailor Flat, 1; Red Dog, 6; Waloupa,2; Yamden, 2. Resolved, That the Delegates elected, quested to atend the Convention in person. Resolved, That the several papers of Nevada county be requested to publish the proceedings of the Committee. J.1I. CALDWELL, Chairman. . L. H. FOWLER, Secretary. ji-td be reA. BLOCK, §. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., ’ DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corer of Pine and Commercial Sts. e NEVADA. . FOURTH OF JULY BALL, TO BE GIVEN AT 4 ; Temperance Hall, by C. B. Irish, on Thursday Evening, July 4th. > Managers —Nevada—T. *B. MeFarland, E. Block, Jr., A D. Tower, G. E. Withington, J. I Caldwell. Grass Valley —Thos. Findley, Chas. Howard. Chas. Mosher, D. Mulloy N. Flynn. San Juan—Wm. Westerfield, K. Stevens, H. Pearson, E. T. Jordan, A. Frasher. Alpha—W. W. Wixom, J. A. Williams. Rough & Keady— Snmuel Gilham, John_ Webber. a—Chas. Marvin, Thos. Holt. Fs a Steinmetz, a. —— Dog—Wm. H. Duryea. Kd. Burrell. City. < Arnold, George C. Powers. atcore’s re’s Flat—itenry Hayes. Gm tral riouse—P. H Floor M ie N. Dawley, John Webber, Jas. K. Patterson, W illiame, T. Sigourney, A. H. Hanson. TICKETS—Five Dollars. The public areinvited to attend. jiitd BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geeod Drink, +s be held: at the several precincts, on SATURDAY. e Pirst Premium Noiseless FAMILY SEWING MACHINES At Gréatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! ‘At Gréatly Reduced Prices! $60 and Upward! Twenty-Five per cent. discount from _our former low Prices. JHE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING the introduction of our New Style Family Sewing Machines in this State (as in all others,) has prompted certain unprincipled and unreliable parties to endeavor to force upon the public certain inferior and so called CHEAP MACHINES! Which either by legal injunctions or from their own inherent defects have long sinve .died out in the Eastern States. It is our determination to Supply a Good Machine AT A VERY LOW PRICE And the purchaser may net as ‘in past asiiiea experience in the purchase of one of the mis named Cheap Sewing Machines, a dear bargain and waste of money. . THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE ' And the fact that OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! a Have already been sold and are daily and hourly merrily clicking in every quarter of the globe, procla — in their unerring action, perfect operation and wonderful simplicity, THEIR UNDENIABLE SUPERIORITY 1s the best evidence we can adduce of their merits. ‘The highest,efforts of inventive genius, the most perfect application of mechanical skill, and the best practical results of an undivided aim to _ pre-e mimence a r ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine ! That this pre-eminence has been attained is inincl Ba on . evidenced 1n their increasing and unprecedented sale, and the UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF Is6o: werful and unremitWhere against the most achines they have ip ting opposition of rival every ‘inetanee received THE FIRST PREMIUM Over Wheeler & Wilson, Singer, Howe And el) other Shuttle Machines. ar Send for a Circular of our reduced Prices, Cute, Samples of Sewing, eto. R. G. BROWN,.---. AGENT 320 MONTGOMERY SEREET, SAN FRANCISCO. , Sacramento . . Aliment, Maé oi: ee. . rath Zz 5 J. Lewis $60 ana upward! $60 and ‘wpward! rien Ronkanores uch nsusing over &w. Geo. 8. Hupp, ry Public. seps-t€ §. 1. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW . lantic States. Nevada city. . wad kana 1% Notary Public and Commissioner for the At*s Brick Build . a Pine steak, iu ing, corner of Broad. THOS. PL HAWLEY, ¢ AND NOTARY PUBLIC. corner of Broad and Pine strects, Nevada. Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf Dann, O'Connor & Chipman, ® ATTORNEYS AT LAW,’ alifornia. . Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley }10-an 3m A. A. SARGENT. A. G NILY SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, T. B. McFARLAND, . Attorney and Counselor at. Law. OFFICE—ON: BROAD STREET. Attorney ani Counselor at Law, 7 Office—Up Pn pa in Kidd.& Knox’ Building, —— : Hawa practice in all the Courts of the State of Ee) a 3 OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Bevada. Over Harrington’s Saloon, Nevada. California E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada counDR. R.M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offigse--Room No, @ Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streeta., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December 17-tf A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER of Main street, (No. 96;) Nevada city. March 6, 1861—tf PART E. F. SPENCE, Draggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. icines, Fancy Articles, Alcohol, Camphene, ete. ete. Daa IN Drugs, 0 Oils, Paints, Patent medi Perfumery, Acide, Cash orders from the country solicted. sep6-1na MATTESON & SAMUEL'S ATTESON & SAMUELS have erected and Saw Mills. ALL KIND OF MACHINERY a good fall. The ery ofall kinds, Sheet Iron Hose, Tri a ticial Saw ‘Teeth to Circular Saws, etc. They. are also ee PEKSMITHIN RICKS from abroad promptly atte nded joa) For particulars. Ph y-to a4 =e reigees TESON, Jan. 19, 1861-tf Guo. SAMUBLS. WATER-POWER CERRICK . shop on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, and have associated themselves in the busineve of making Matteson & Samuel’s Water-Power Derrick. The water-newer can be easily adapted to the common hand Derrick to Windlassing Can be run with very little water where there ie are prepared to make MachinHooks new construction, making and sétting artipared to-do all kinds of COP, BLACKSMITHING, FRON TURNING,. Ete. Orders for WATER DERWEAVEP & NEWMAN, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada RIES, PROVISIONS, Bar riley, Wheat, Ground Feed Kr Always on hand the found this side of Sacramesx:*-.’ Possessing facilities uns great juducements to the tr WEAVER & NEWHART &e., &e : Ie HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCE HAKDWA Re, VORS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOO! largest ak to be" mrpaneya, wé can offer AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, 7, registered oer ROOKS & LAWRENCE, Golden Era Office, Az il 6-3mis NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! THE. PAH-UTE CHIEF, Or the Bride of the War, Path. :? For Sale by all the Booksellers TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six Months, $2. Sub. scriptions received by Agents, or transmitted San Francisce. FP. MANSELL, IGN, — & Co.’s Brick store. ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINTER, Broad street, Neyada, next abowa i punctuality and dispusen ine vi Ge® one te FOR SA LE—Pamts mined 96 og UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, Undertah«« Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street, © en the shortest notice. Shop, foot of Broad street, onmaniie Be ithington’s shop. AVING FINISHED A NEW HE Abn, I am now prepared to do uncer:aking ” ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ‘ot CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jew Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Melsey’s care Commercial Street : : : s + Nem Watches carefull Renaieod and Je wai to eotee. Al articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. * , JON L. G ss SUAVEYOR. “a ear . teteaoceagsna tae at or

Prrrarr “Ee Se . — 7? lof + rs. vith est nila, ums iE. GE 2 . on pal. AY, will 34.00. 100 1%. 20 5 0 its, s for ree. 1B 5 Seas a Union. The Boruing Branseipt ~ OME MATTERS. PERSONAL. —We ‘ta the pleasure, yesterday, of making the acquaintance of E. Bu RoustT, Esq:, the accomplished editer of the Dutch Flat Enquirer, who honored our sancfim with @ brief call. Mr. Boust is a Virginian. —a genuine son of the Old Dominion—who graduated, in the art typographique, under the auspices of Father Ritchie, in the Richmond Enguirer. Ot course,he is a gentleman and_a patriot,.of whieh, by his conversation and his editorial pen, ie gives constant proof, in his unswerving devotion to the Americ an HENNESS Sase-E, pees and ¢ d J. Dorsey, Eaqs.; of Grass Valley, passed through our town, yesterday, on. their way. -home from Washoe. Mr. McLaughlin left Grass Valley some ten days “ago, in a twohorse buggy, for Virginia City, through the Placerville route. He/says the road was lined with freight teams. On his return, in company with Mr. Dorsey, he took the Henness Pass, and met a large number of teams on this road also. They both speak in enthusiastic terms of the road and the scenery on the Henness Pass, as well they may, for we do net believe that a more enchanting landscape can be seen than this al aad of the Sierra Nevada _o Cuinese Row. —Officer Knerr yesterday arrested a’couple of Chinamen, as they were in the act of fighting in.a house on Cotmmercial street. One of them haa a knife, and uppeared bent on cutting his opponent into sausagé meat. On their being arrested’ Mrs. Janin-Tzoi, the wife of the knife wielding Celestial, rushed frautieally in, and though uot over three feet high, made so much noise, that the officer had to lug her along with the two Chinamen betore the Magistrate. With. her wrapper of glazed brown holland, had she not kept her tongue in constant motion, she might have passed for a wrapped up umbrella, the handle of whicti was ornamented with a carving, representing a young squash. After hearing the testimony, Justice Kendall fined the whole party $6 a piece, or a residence of three days in the calaboose. The other Chinuman torkéd over his fine, but Mr. and Mra. Ianin-Tzoi declared they would take the calabuose. On their way there, however, they weakened, and were allowed to furnish security for the amount of their fine. FATAL ACCIDENT.—A gentleman who arrived in the stage, yesterduy, from North San Juan, informs us thata man by the name of John Ryan, an old resident of Buckeye Hill, near San Juan, was instantly killed by the caving in vf a bank of earth, where he was engaged in mining, on Thursday night last. Lecrure.—Rev. ‘I. Starr King is to: dehver one of his brilliant lectures in this city, ferthe benefit of the M. E. Church, next Thursday evening. a THE FOURTH iN WasHhoe.—The citizens of Virginia City, Silver City, Gold Hill, Flowery Diggings and other localities are to jointly celebrate the approaching national anniversary at Virginia City. The joint commitwe have invited A. A. Sargent, Esq., of Nevada, to deliver the oration, and he bas accepted. Divine Service will be held in the Court House, on Sunday next,at 11 o'clock A: M., and 8 o'clock, Pp. M., by Rev. A.C. Edmunds. Subject for the evening—‘ Christian duties in agreement with the Spirit of Patriotism.” ti The remains ot E., J. Mitchell were taken to Sacramento yesterday, for interment. Mr. Mitchell was a member of E} Dorado Lodge, I. 0. O. F., at Sacramento. RECRUITING.—The work goes bravely on. The rll wall be fwl ina very few days, and those who wish to become‘ Suns of Mars” had better not wait. The rendez-vous 1s still at the theater, and Mr. Green is ready to enroll all whe call. he A IIR Sy AR ha AR RS ON Uston State ConvENTION.—This body, composed of Unionists, irrespective of party met in Sacramento, on Thursday, and adjour. 2 ned to meet again on Wedfiesday the 10th of July. Daniel Johnson; of San Francises, acted as President, and L. 8. Taylot, of , as Secretary. . ey GF Col. A. Harazath aes eo Commigsioners of State, Pao i nond denghter. of the grape 1” “ T guess 20,” replied John I saw crape on the door the next morabe ser" , ‘ou want a good pair of BOOTS HF you want 7 calling at fog ests blishment. has left for United States have attained on equal celebtity with Dr. Bassett. © g in the business in its infaney, he has moved ‘step by step until he has reached the highest honors. Raised from a lad amidst horses, and having passed all his life as a trainer of domesticated animals, he has rendered his name as familiar as household words Below we give your readers a partial description of the performers and their exploits, of fhe troupe with Dr. Bassett’s circus, as Sen by an eye witness : The Aymar family — first among them stands W. B. Aymar, the star equestrian. It is almost. impossible to clothe in phraseology ll that Mr. Aymar accémplishes ‘wpon hishorse without‘any other support than such as nature gave him. In one of his perfurmances he jumps his horse over bars and gates, while at the same time she-~carries ~ bis tittle daughter, Lotta, (the juvenile prodigy, aged but three years) in every possible attitude In the greatest of all of Mr. Aymar’s efforts— in leaping overa five barred gate, upon. his horse’s back—he not only-maintuins his erect attitude upon the animal, but carries little Lotta, who stands on his head and preserves her balance during the terrific leap. William Aymar, the performing clown: It is an oldadage, and nothing has been more truly said, than it “ takes a wise man to make a fool ;’’ but there is a wide difference between professional fools and a fool by profession. Trained early to the profession he combines with the exercise of his wit, a perfection in acrobatic skill, which has won for him the plaudits of the public and the utiversal commendation of the press, in Europe and in the United States. Hé is perfectly at home in all the tumbling and vaulting, ia fact, as a vaulter he takes rank among the first in the world, and hie daring and &kill —_universal admiration. Mrs. W. KB. Aymar, as an ascensionist, stands unriyaled by any in the world, and no lady in California has ever attempted to imitate the opposite sex in riding bare-back horses. We might with propriety term this lady the only bare-back rider, as it has been fully proven that the renowned Zogara is but a mitt in ladies’ attire. Little Lotta Aymar is undoubtedly the prodigy of tbe ring, being the youngest and most wonderful of female equestriens, daring almost beyond. her-years, and in juvenile grace and activity without an equal. She is emphatically a Califorma rider and makes her debut this season. Jerry Blossom, the Shakspearean Clown, for originality, quaint humor, quick repartee and pungent satire, is without a rival in the United States. His sarcastic efforts are al ways well timed and his shafts of wit—at the expense of fashionable vices and follies— never miss their mark Messrs. Painter and Durand in their multiform actsof gymuastic and acrobatic skill cannot be excelled in any conntry in the world, all those who have seen thein wil! candidly admit this their Trapez L’ Echelle Pertleuse, and eerial rings cannot be surpassed by any, and then there are the Italian Brothers, whose performances differ essentially from the usual acrobatic efforts, it 1s wholly different from anything ever before attempted and excites the equal admiration and wonder of the spectator. Mr. Reese also, and Master George both from the Atlantic circuses, stand bigh in their respe @ ive roles, together with a host of less brilliant characters. This excellent company will perform in Nevada this evening and we feel assured they’ will attract a large audience * Who Makes your Fine Boots? B. Ww. CONNELLY, BOOT ‘AND SHOE MAKER, . No. 68 Broad Stréet. MANUFACT) ES TO ORDEK the most fashionable and eas FITTING BOOT ever worn in this city, at REASONABLE PRICES, on the e sliortest notice. ALL KINDS of REPAIRING ‘a neat and mechanical style, at low rates, tisfaction anteed in every instance. ou can have m25-Im —— W. L. SCHZFEB, Boots and Shoes Made to erder At Ne. 21 Commercial street. THIs Is THE PLACE To aie FINE BOOTS made to orSe on hand a full ment SOrKs? SHOES, variety of assort. . Gentle 4~ of Chi any Other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonie alteratave, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Mercury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diseasés, there is no other remedy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURE, Rheumatiem, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Piniptes on the face and body, Neuralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Eyes. Sprmg Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and diseases arising from the-impure state of the Bleoi, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as . Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdock and Iodide of Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DOLLAR ; Six bettles sent by exoress te any address for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hall’s Sarsaparilla. : Rr HALL-&66G., Sole Proprietors, mi8-3m Nos. 531 and 532 Clay st., San Francisco. UNION DEMOCRATIC CONVEN TION erermfoey cence ow Ata meeting of the Democratic Central Committée for Nevada county, held at Nevada, on Saturday May, 25th, it was ordered that a Democratic County Convention. be held at the Court. House in Nevada, on SATURDAY JUNE 29th, at 10 o’clock-A. M., for the purpose ofn: minating candidates for County ‘offices, and to appoint Delegates to the State Convention, to be held at Sacramento on the FOURTH OF JULY NEXT, pursuant to the eall of the State Central Committee. : It was further ordered, that primary elections JUNK 22d, for the election of Delegates by said County Convention. Allleghl voters of the County who endorse the resolutions adopted te the Democratic State Central Committee, and are for the Constitution and the Union, the legitimate enforcement of the laws by the Government of the United States, and are opposed to all sectional parties, either North or South, and are willing to support the candid:tee-nominatedby the Union Democratic Convention, are invited to participate in the primary mectings. It was further ordered, that the basis of re presentation be one Delegate for every precinct, and one for every fifty votes cast at the last election, which gives the following : Nevada Township—34.—Nevada precinct, 29; Blue Tent, 3 ; Vanderlieth’s, 2. Grass Valley Township—%5.—Grass Valley precinct, 27; sens he mills, 2; Buena Vista, 2; Allison Ranch, 3; Bu rough’s "Ranch. 1. Rough and Ready Township—16.—Rough and

Ready, 5; Anthony House, 2; Newtown, ‘2: Bridgeport, 1; Indian Springs, 2; et Flat, 2; Jones’ Bar, 2. Bridgeport Township—23. French Corral, 3; Sweetland’s, 3; Mentezuma Hill, 2; Birchville, 2: North San Juan, 9; Cherokee, 4. Bloemfield Township — 12. — Bloomfield, 3; oe me 2; Geld Bar. 1; Columbia Hill, 5 ; Ree! 1. Eureka Townshi see. —Eu*eka, 2; Moore's Flat, 5; Mohawk Fiat, 1; Orleans Flat, 3; Wool sey’s Flat 3 ; Sonth Fork 2: Bowntan’s Ranch 1; Wathington Township—12-— Washington 4 ; Omega 5; Alpha, 2 2; rece Man’s Greek 1. 2; Poorman’ s Creek, Little York Township—17.—Litile York, 3; Leoweli Hill, 2; Pleasant Valley, 1; Sailor Flat, 1; Red Dog, 6; Waloupa,2; Yamden, 2. Resolved, That the Delegates elected, quested to atend the Convention in person. Resolved, That the several papers of Nevada county be requested to publish the proceedings of the Committee. J.1I. CALDWELL, Chairman. . L. H. FOWLER, Secretary. ji-td be reA. BLOCK, §. FURTH, E. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., ’ DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Corer of Pine and Commercial Sts. e NEVADA. . FOURTH OF JULY BALL, TO BE GIVEN AT 4 ; Temperance Hall, by C. B. Irish, on Thursday Evening, July 4th. > Managers —Nevada—T. *B. MeFarland, E. Block, Jr., A D. Tower, G. E. Withington, J. I Caldwell. Grass Valley —Thos. Findley, Chas. Howard. Chas. Mosher, D. Mulloy N. Flynn. San Juan—Wm. Westerfield, K. Stevens, H. Pearson, E. T. Jordan, A. Frasher. Alpha—W. W. Wixom, J. A. Williams. Rough & Keady— Snmuel Gilham, John_ Webber. a—Chas. Marvin, Thos. Holt. Fs a Steinmetz, a. —— Dog—Wm. H. Duryea. Kd. Burrell. City. < Arnold, George C. Powers. atcore’s re’s Flat—itenry Hayes. Gm tral riouse—P. H Floor M ie N. Dawley, John Webber, Jas. K. Patterson, W illiame, T. Sigourney, A. H. Hanson. TICKETS—Five Dollars. The public areinvited to attend. jiitd BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL ST If You Want a Geeod Drink, +s be held: at the several precincts, on SATURDAY. e Pirst Premium Noiseless FAMILY SEWING MACHINES At Gréatly Reduced Prices! At Greatly Reduced Prices! ‘At Gréatly Reduced Prices! $60 and Upward! Twenty-Five per cent. discount from _our former low Prices. JHE GREAT SUCCESS ATTENDING the introduction of our New Style Family Sewing Machines in this State (as in all others,) has prompted certain unprincipled and unreliable parties to endeavor to force upon the public certain inferior and so called CHEAP MACHINES! Which either by legal injunctions or from their own inherent defects have long sinve .died out in the Eastern States. It is our determination to Supply a Good Machine AT A VERY LOW PRICE And the purchaser may net as ‘in past asiiiea experience in the purchase of one of the mis named Cheap Sewing Machines, a dear bargain and waste of money. . THE WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION OF THE GROVER & BAKER SEWING MACHINE ' And the fact that OVER FIFTY THOUSAND! a Have already been sold and are daily and hourly merrily clicking in every quarter of the globe, procla — in their unerring action, perfect operation and wonderful simplicity, THEIR UNDENIABLE SUPERIORITY 1s the best evidence we can adduce of their merits. ‘The highest,efforts of inventive genius, the most perfect application of mechanical skill, and the best practical results of an undivided aim to _ pre-e mimence a r ABOVE ALL OTHERS! Are combined in the Grover & Baker Family Sewing Machine ! That this pre-eminence has been attained is inincl Ba on . evidenced 1n their increasing and unprecedented sale, and the UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS Attending them at ALL THE FAIRS OF Is6o: werful and unremitWhere against the most achines they have ip ting opposition of rival every ‘inetanee received THE FIRST PREMIUM Over Wheeler & Wilson, Singer, Howe And el) other Shuttle Machines. ar Send for a Circular of our reduced Prices, Cute, Samples of Sewing, eto. R. G. BROWN,..---. AGENT 320 MONTGOMERY SEREET, SAN FRANCISCO. , Sacramento . . Aliment, Maé oi: ee. . rath Zz 5 J. Lewis $60 ana upward! $60 and ‘wpward! rien Ronkanores uch nsusing over &w. Geo. 8. Hupp, ry Public. seps-t€ §. 1. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW . lantic States. Nevada city. . wad kana 1% Notary Public and Commissioner for the At*s Brick Build . a Pine steak, iu ing, corner of Broad. THOS. PL HAWLEY, ¢ AND NOTARY PUBLIC. corner of Broad and Pine strects, Nevada. Nevada, Mar. 6.—tf Dann, O'Connor & Chipman, ® ATTORNEYS AT LAW,’ alifornia. . Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley }10-an 3m A. A. SARGENT. A. G NILY SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law, T. B. McFARLAND, . Attorney and Counselor at. Law. OFFICE—ON: BROAD STREET. Attorney ani Counselor at Law, 7 Office—Up Pn pa in Kidd.& Knox’ Building, —— : Hawa practice in all the Courts of the State of Ee) a 3 OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Bevada. Over Harrington’s Saloon, Nevada. California E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, ty, Office in the Court House, Nevada. Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada counDR. R.M. HUNT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offigse--Room No, @ Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streeta., Over Harrington’s Saloon. RESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. Nevada, December 17-tf A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER of Main street, (No. 96;) Nevada city. March 6, 1861—tf PART E. F. SPENCE, Draggist and Apothecary, BROAD STREET. icines, Fancy Articles, Alcohol, Camphene, ete. ete. Daa IN Drugs, 0 Oils, Paints, Patent medi Perfumery, Acide, Cash orders from the country solicted. sep6-1na MATTESON & SAMUEL'S ATTESON & SAMUELS have erected and Saw Mills. ALL KIND OF MACHINERY a good fall. The ery ofall kinds, Sheet Iron Hose, Tri a ticial Saw ‘Teeth to Circular Saws, etc. They. are also ee PEKSMITHIN RICKS from abroad promptly atte nded joa) For particulars. Ph y-to a4 =e reigees TESON, Jan. 19, 1861-tf Guo. SAMUBLS. WATER-POWER CERRICK . shop on Deer Creek, below the Foundry, and have associated themselves in the busineve of making Matteson & Samuel’s Water-Power Derrick. The water-newer can be easily adapted to the common hand Derrick to Windlassing Can be run with very little water where there ie are prepared to make MachinHooks new construction, making and sétting artipared to-do all kinds of COP, BLACKSMITHING, FRON TURNING,. Ete. Orders for WATER DERWEAVEP & NEWMAN, No. 59 Broad Street, Nevada RIES, PROVISIONS, Bar riley, Wheat, Ground Feed Kr Always on hand the found this side of Sacramesx:*-.’ Possessing facilities uns great juducements to the tr WEAVER & NEWHART &e., &e : Ie HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCE HAKDWA Re, VORS, QUICKSILVER, SHELF GOO! largest ak to be" mrpaneya, wé can offer AN ORIGINAL INDIAN ROMANCE, WINNEMUCCA, 7, registered oer ROOKS & LAWRENCE, Golden Era Office, Az il 6-3mis NOVELTY UPON NOVELTY! THE. PAH-UTE CHIEF, Or the Bride of the War, Path. :? For Sale by all the Booksellers TERMS—One Year, $4 ; Six Months, $2. Sub. scriptions received by Agents, or transmitted San Francisce. FP. MANSELL, IGN, — & Co.’s Brick store. ORNAMENTAL AND HOUSE PAINTER, Broad street, Neyada, next abowa i punctuality and dispusen ine vi Ge® one te FOR SA LE—Pamts mined 96 og UNDERTAKING. Wm. C. Groves, Undertah«« Nos. 10 and 12, Broad Street, © en the shortest notice. Shop, foot of Broad street, onmaniie Be ithington’s shop. AVING FINISHED A NEW HE Abn, I am now prepared to do uncer:aking ” ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ‘ot CHARLES W. YOUNG, IMPORTER AND DEALER IN Watches, Diamonds, Jew Cutlery, Silver Ware and Fancy Goo Melsey’s care Commercial Street : : : s + Nem Watches carefull Renaieod and Je wai to eotee. Al articles guaranteed. Nevada, Ney. 27th, 1860. * , JON L. G ss SUAVEYOR. “a ear . teteaoceagsna tae at or