June 21, 1863 (4 pages)

Sevads Bully Bransrp. ~ gountry the mining interests of ‘this county ~pundreds. Many who were doing well at home suerificed everything and rushed with SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 21st. —_—_—___—_—___— “Tae PRoPECTS oF Nevapa. —BSinee the beginning of the exodus tu the Washoe have been somewhat neglected. The stories of immense strikes, and the great richness of the néw country carried off our miners by . the crowd to the silver region. Prospecting in this county was almost entirely given up. business was stagount and everything looked gloomy. But soon several quartz leads of great richiess were discovered, returns of ten, twenty.and fifty dollars fo” “tis hand MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Ur to thei 13th of last: ‘April no less than . 7,402,339 galions of petroleum had been shipped from New York.to. foreign ports. London and Liverpool are the two great re. ceiving ports of American petruleam—over 1,000,000 of gations having been sent to each f these places at the date stated. In addition. to the above, 3,353 608 gallons have been shipped from Portland, Basten, Philadelphia and Baltimore, making a total of 10,~ 756,047 gnilone. Our petroleum trade with . foreign nations has oe attained to gigantic proportions. Tue New York Tribune says the rettoval of Chief-Justice Kinney of Utah, and the appointmest of John Titus of Pennsylvania, us his successor, is regarded there as indica . tive of a less forbearing course toward the . Mormons than bas heretofore ‘been practiced; Complaints have been numerous aga nst the former, aud the change was made from . At thdse results our people became aroused. ~~—wWamber of good paying leads have been open“pest to'sve in another six mouths as great w oity. By that time many a hapless miner ore. A large. disteiet of country bas been pieniliniataiinwncuissnin niciannnaseaigananigiindiaiainbictowes cima co acotiai; ixaniien ae asoonenedbidemamatublnaa ct coc. cedincn oda _ wows reports of rich strikes in distané places, per day were made [foi placer diggings.— ‘Prospecting was resumed with earnestness, and the consequence is that a large ed and are now being worked at a good profif. Within the last“ six months four-new} quarts mills have been erected and the old ones have been furnished with new and improved machivey. Most of these are kept running day and night. There ure now many leads, which a few years ago could vot be made to pay, can now, with the improvements in working end cheapness of lubdr, be made to yield . handsome returns. -In early times, when . there was such-a-vast_ extent of immensely Tich placer diggings, and quartz mining was so impertectly understood, but very little attention was paid to this most permanent of altmines, The mining localities in the coun ty outside of Nevada have also been.negieet~ ed in the general rush for Washoe. We exrevival in mining and prospecting outside as there now isin the iminediate vicinity of this will have come back to look for the undeveloped treasure in this county. Within a short period another and probably’a more lasting source of mineral wealth has been engaging the attention of our. win» ptospected for copper, and many leads, said to be of great richness and extent are being . opened. Susie very rch ore has been tak» en out. Copper stock is worth from five to tlivée Hundred dollars a foot. In a short time this county will be shipping some of the richest copper crv in the State. Nevada tias resources to make her the wealthiest county in the State. All that ie needed is that miners, iretead of being excited by fabs' tufa their attention to the development of the great mineral wealth around them. We want more prospecting aud less wander ing. Gome East OVeKnLaNd.—Dr. Tilden, Superintendent of the Insane Asylum, and . his party from Stockton, have arrived at ’ Galt Leake on their way eastward. More Corren.—A lode of copper has beea recently discuvered at Brushville, near Jenny'Lind, Calaveras county, whieh prospeote very rich. a Man Missine.—'Phos. Larkin, a draymean, of San Francisco, baa been missing from home ence Sunday last, and his friends fear that he has met wih foul play. It is sup~ posed that he had considerable money in his posession when be left ho home. ~ Rev. W. H. Hin, ¢ Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Califorffin, will deliver the addresa at the Masonic celebration to be ia Petaluma on the 4th instant. Neanry forty eceond persons have beéa burned alive or scalded to death in England during the last fourteen years. Tue fitst death at Reese River occurred Inet week. An Italian, Nicolas Ferlano, died in thirty minutes from the efiects of eating wild celery, against which the Indians had warned him in vain. TAwiTt dates state that a large Peruvian brig had been seized by French authorities vharged with kidnapping Kanakas into slavety, and the officers and crew have been impriaoned:. The slave trade has been. carried anton extent beyond belief at Enster La Island. Several Peruvian vessels combined . and landed a large force and seized all the ~_? inbabitants and carried them rt sitlensninyentehanen, was killed by Tadiana, near Towales Bay; June 11th. * Dar. L. C. Gunn has received the appointmotives ol publie policy. — Mason Hensvey purchased at the Stock. Land Office, on Friday last, a tract of land located in township 10, south, contuining 2,350 acres, for which be paid io Pion tender notes $2,925. A HOG#HEAD of uasucipied tobacco re~ cently sold at St. Louis for -$55 per onehundred pounds—the highest price-of the seasen. ment of Collector of Puget Sound, ia place of Victor Smith. The Doctor has notdecided to accept yet. A PRIVATE mercantile telegram from New York fully confirms the late intelligence ofa serious risein the charge fr war risks upon vessels and cargoes bound to or from California. The war risks is now 10% cent, which, with the urdinary rate of 24@3 % cent for marine risk, make total charge 124@ 13% cent. —~ Some of the Texas newspapers are now printed on the small brown sheets which grocers use for wrapping paper. Tue San Francisco Stpervisors will ap» propriate $8,000 towards defraying the ex~ penses of a grand celebration ofthe Nation's. Birthday. ASSISTANT Treasurer Cheesman received & telegram from Seeretary Chase. ordering bonds. Certificates in duplicate will be issued. Interest to commenee from date ot deposit. Fourta oF JuLy t Wasnoe.—The Silver City Guard are completing arrange~ mente fur the Gelebration of the coming an} hiversary of our Independence. Tue old lady who mended her husband’ 8 trousc re with a potato patch, is now emooth~ ing her hair with the comb of a rooster. SACRAMENTO River—This river on Tuesday last had attained ite lowest stage this sesson—nine feet above low water mark. some distinction, has been appointed Secretary of Legation to the Russian Court, vice Bayard ‘Taylor, resigned. as the Union candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. _ Tue violivist Sivori has been honored by the King of Prussia with the Crown order third class. James W. Wiison, a thevtihalia. was killed at Dutch Fiat, Placer county, on Tues. day, by the caving of a bank ia the Frankho Company's claim. sorghum. Tt must be just the thing on which to write love letters. Way does the sailor know that there is a man in the moon better than anybody else? Answer—because he has been to sea. Tue Superior Court of Cincinnati (Ohio) has decided that greenbacks are a legal tender. This 1s the first decision upon that puint given in Ohio. Two churches are being erected in San terians, the other of wood, for the Episcopalians. SIXTEEN deserters from the regular army have given themselves up at Walla Walla, Oregon, under the. President's proclamation. i Corte Madera Ranch, San Mateo county, the shade, at San . MictiAgs Lamp, witha thot gun, lodged ‘fects of which the said Gregor? died. him to receive greenbacks af par for sub-. ~ scription to the 6 per cent. twenty years . -Hewny Bercu, an American author of Joun W. Forney is favorably spoken of Our in'Iihnois they are making paper of . Jose; one to be of brick, for the Preaby— Cuat-—A company has filed its articles. of incorprration to mine for eoal upon the Ow Thureday the mereury stood at 79° in. a Francisco. “Hospanp, ith honest man is God's s noblest work, what is an hyvest woman!” *‘His ‘barest, dear.” nineteen balls.in the body of George Pate 4 ory, of 8t. Louis, Sierra Co., from the efIr is said that Stonewall Jackson's “General Order” to his suldicrs is.this: «When yu get into a cornficld eat enough to last you & week.” Mus. Jackson, the wife of Eelleworth’s murderer. is wandering about iv a state of almost utter destitution, the rebels baving, ises of help.Two Mexican vaqueros were fined fifty dollars euch for driving cattle through the streets of San Francisco during lorbidden hours. One of them amused himaelf by lasgo-}ing » Chinaman, and was arrested for ‘assault aud battery. The nextannual exbidition of the Pinas vunty Agricultural, Mechanical and Indus-: trial Association, will ae held at Quincy on: . the 14th, 15th and 16th days of October, of. the present year.Mary Gacena, San Francico, took gilie too well,” aud died. Bass, the actor, a cousin of “Billy Burton,” of happy-memory died recently in Canada. Burton, Blake, Mitchell and Base— all gone. Is‘ cutting down an ancient horse chestnut tree at New Bedford, recently, a George III Shamrock com was found imbedded in the centre of the tree near its roots. Tue following is a true copy of a ‘cign upon an academy out West: “Preeman & Huggs, School teachers.— Freeman teaches the boys and Huggs the girls.” 9 Dos C. Jesus Garcia MORALES has been appointed Governor of Sinaloa. Tue American war-ship Farraganeett, is at Mazatlan. ALL the lawyers in San Mateoovunty have taken the oath of loyalty. THe Sav Andreas Uniop Guards have now sixty active members. LAW YERS mouths ate like turnpike gates —never open except for pay. Never speak of a man’s virtues before bis face, nor of his vices behind hie back. utters the Lord’s Prayer very eloquenly. THAT man ecanoot be upright before God who is unjust im bis dealings with men. ‘ Tue Empress Eugenie has named her favorite saddle-horse “Stonewall Jackson.” To gain wealth doesnot make us happy ; to lose it makes us miserable. A Lapy refuses to wear a watch-in her bosom, because it has hands. Rerreswine.—Yesterday P. Spanna favored our office with a hberal supply of that splendid summer drink, “Elder Flowers,” for which he haa our thanka. agrand timeon the 4th of July. They have sent abrvad foran orator, secured fireworks &e. The committee of arrangements consist of 8. D. Leavitt, Jno. Webber, W. 8. Byrne, C. Smith, E. Feilers and C. R. Clark. —_—_—K,_—s—X—s—sas_eeeeeeee ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. June, 19, 1863. J H Hatch Indian § RK Knox do GW Woods Cal 8 Co J Quinn do W vatecaheleer Gv JR Tolls Sacramento ox usbard = R Robinson do IL Given 5 Bibb Virginia city nee Learls Nevida ¢ Miss Cooper do White CL Cermanti ~~ “do ~ oi tersen PH P Engelbresht do B Frock do Reod Red M Mitchell do JM Greenwelll do H sotetts do A Fritch C Valley . J do M Brannan Track HH 8 do T Maioney Washington W M Evans do AL Estus Camptonv O Maltman do _ POLITICAL. / FOR SHERIFF. N. w. KNOWLTON announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the of Sheriff of Nevada county—aubjcet to the Geeision of the Uuion — Convention. Nevada, June 2ist. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only apemeoing Temperate Qualities ! P. SPANNA, . THERE are tea in. School pupile the State reform it seems. long forgotten their profuse ~~ because she loved somebody, “not wisely, but . -A-GERM4gy has invented a machine that ER” The Grass Valiey tutks are going to have . Reduction im Prices and Improvement in Board . HOTEL DEPARIS,. NO. 77 BROAD ST .»--BE VADA. wo wi @n hand, the very best Wine and Liquor Srends, Mr. P Namur, being very well acquainted with all the markets and merchants of Sacramento aud Sap Francisco basa better ere nity to supply his table with ali the delicacies those markets afford, than any one else in the fiouutains, and hopes his endeavors will proeure him a share of the public patronage. Comforta HRished for. 4raveiers, ; : ~ ‘WINE ASD LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada. . -¥ WOULD call attention to the act that 1/ large ate of the! have on hand a fir-t Fagg ef Liquors, consisting of ee bse Cordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manu(aci ured from the Grape by myself, m this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for sale. __api0 -AUGUSTIN InOaRD. A CHALLENGE. Ville arack, mite heats. best two in three, in harness, to rule, for $1,000, in two months from date—against my grey mare. jei8-iw REMOVAL. Simon Rosenthal. Has removed to No. 30 Commereial Street, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. Also a large stock of ree wEeLARYW .c Goods sold as low as can be bought im this market. has ne The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere. THE PEOPLE’S Oppesition Steamship Line, FOR HEW YORK, via Nicargua, ~“ hae The.fast and favorite Double Engine Steamship — MOSES TAYLOR J. BH. BLETHEN. cicsciccccecccsces Commander Will be dispatched for * SANJUAN DEL SUR, At 9 o’elock, A. M., ON THURSDAY..-.JULY 234, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, WITH TRE srLapw NEW STEAMSHIP, 2 AMERICA, FOR NEW YORK. This Route is T50 miles shorter than ie the Panama. Great Reduction in Rates ef Passage " . mer to take charge of the baggage and of ladies . who may be traveling alane. Fer further information, apply to : Bae ROBERTS, Agent. * No 407 W. street, PIE NAMUR, Proprietor. ay ‘asics “= Rp csasccecsiass soes---$7 00 do-with -wine;--*+. 5.5. -9 00 Breakfast with WOM isis s coenes <0s 75° Dinner, dw OO sapien cisincisikes 1 60 Single Meale,..cc0oss sssseese 50-4 “4-en are-as’well taken in cloud ee ELAS ‘ Challen Lancaster’s , mare, * ¢,”’ to trot on the Sharnmatate or Maryee CH. FERRAND & CO.,— Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the, United States Bakery, Nevada. = ‘UR rooms have been recently supplied wit to take Langs Paskigniies In Oil, India Ink, . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES LOCKETS AND PINS ! pr Likeness. as in clear AND &CO. ~ weather. CH. FER Nevada, May 9th, 1863. : A Fine Residence for fale! THE fine, Lge and new residence of Dr. Hunt, on Arisbigs J Hill i this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, £e. and the residence itseifis one of the most commodious character sw pies with every conre. nience. Apply to the owner or at Epence & Wickes’ Store, troad y Pe Nevada. April Sth, 1863. Broad Street Market. All,kinds of Meat constantly on hang at the above well known mar_ket. and for sale in quantities te suit asers. Meats delivered NOTICE. : Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining —eee* OTICE is hereby given that Py sasesrmeant oftwo dollars (92:00) per share (20 cls per foot,) hae this diy levied by the —— of the above eompany. payable forwith at office of the Secretary. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May 8th, 18€3, Secretary. TRUE NEVADA TIME! Where he has on hand the a i — ASSORTMENT OF LORING he MM *CONAHAY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC . W "a's "hou'Gac Soom) whore they = vea assortment o: DRY GOODS, jhe Cotes Cloaks, : { Plated Ware, Gold Pens, ‘ BITD JEWELRYBonnets, ae Goods sed at this establishment warfl i Hats, x Gaten fametes masufactured, wipe : atehes, Clocks and Jewelry 7 heen eg x af &c. &c. . All work warranted to give perfcet : : Nevada, April 2vth. Also, a fine stock of NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Ambrotypes, “Photographs, Etc. y of-eharge. Prices accor-. ~ ty of meats purchared ing, to quality of meals XMES COLLEY. The Ne LPL” SUNDAY —— The > the Metro ing at 11 o credentials then adjou eonrtention and after t credentials to indorse . tion, whiel of July wi 3 The fol a delegates 1 = A.BD . G.L. Wa W. Boring Young, T FP. O’Lary ‘ar We did pieces _veurmseh”™ 1 Seuth Ya! are makin hand, by . tar. Ast arrengem > erected ni a ances the ‘to pay big a correct cannot be > willdo w & 4 Po as 4 Rew ~ at the Me : a es this me 7] ning at. 2 est of the ‘as @ cand) ‘Sheriff o of the U1 probably ‘HE undersigned has ‘has opened a Fruit store ‘Ts ae. the aon — Exchange ment with reliable parties Fag & constant, sup¥ Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ; Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which wilt be Rept on hand aid sold by . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. peal J. CLARK. pags, Sear ies FO SALE. At Lake City-.Nevada County. . About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers for eale cheap her towengaee used for a Store and residenee, together wi a lot and stable. The building is of part of the t soeutneas ince of o own—op e en! Arnold. Any one wishing to ba busi ness in _ section of county will and see for themselves. For iuthen > Particulars enquire of O E. GREEN. at ware Co’s, on Broad jeter street, Nevada. _ PRIVATE SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS 3 AND Bows. Iss © ' JOHNSON would Fg ~ sa ly inform the ts of Nev vicinity, that she will open a Private School, om Monday, Jund ist in poe Schoo! Room formerly eceupied F. Deal ; at the head Of Broad stecet slat Terms of Tuition--From $200 to $5.00 per month. may 29 tf NATIONAL BATHS AND HAIR DRESSING aioe cin FISHER & LAM WANTED: qe QUARTZ SUITABLE FoR Cutting Jewelry, By FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY. . Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. J10-td _ Opposite the Post Office, San Francisco. api2 3m 487 Pine street, San Francisco °. press. } their con State Pr _ obtaining Cape Sa he now . « Washoe . of bie be He was ~ holders ¢ silver m : with anc _ During t t proceed > party rr » East. 1 + & Curr; cake at

Sevads Bully Bransrp. ~ gountry the mining interests of ‘this county ~pundreds. Many who were doing well at home suerificed everything and rushed with SUNDAY MORNING JUNE 21st. —_—_—___—_—___— “Tae PRoPECTS oF Nevapa. —BSinee the beginning of the exodus tu the Washoe have been somewhat neglected. The stories of immense strikes, and the great richness of the néw country carried off our miners by . the crowd to the silver region. Prospecting in this county was almost entirely given up. business was stagount and everything looked gloomy. But soon several quartz leads of great richiess were discovered, returns of ten, twenty.and fifty dollars fo” “tis hand MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. Ur to thei 13th of last: ‘April no less than . 7,402,339 galions of petroleum had been shipped from New York.to. foreign ports. London and Liverpool are the two great re. ceiving ports of American petruleam—over 1,000,000 of gations having been sent to each f these places at the date stated. In addition. to the above, 3,353 608 gallons have been shipped from Portland, Basten, Philadelphia and Baltimore, making a total of 10,~ 756,047 gnilone. Our petroleum trade with . foreign nations has oe attained to gigantic proportions. Tue New York Tribune says the rettoval of Chief-Justice Kinney of Utah, and the appointmest of John Titus of Pennsylvania, us his successor, is regarded there as indica . tive of a less forbearing course toward the . Mormons than bas heretofore ‘been practiced; Complaints have been numerous aga nst the former, aud the change was made from . At thdse results our people became aroused. ~~—wWamber of good paying leads have been open“pest to'sve in another six mouths as great w oity. By that time many a hapless miner ore. A large. disteiet of country bas been pieniliniataiinwncuissnin niciannnaseaigananigiindiaiainbictowes cima co acotiai; ixaniien ae asoonenedbidemamatublnaa ct coc. cedincn oda _ wows reports of rich strikes in distané places, per day were made [foi placer diggings.— ‘Prospecting was resumed with earnestness, and the consequence is that a large ed and are now being worked at a good profif. Within the last“ six months four-new} quarts mills have been erected and the old ones have been furnished with new and improved machivey. Most of these are kept running day and night. There ure now many leads, which a few years ago could vot be made to pay, can now, with the improvements in working end cheapness of lubdr, be made to yield . handsome returns. -In early times, when . there was such-a-vast_ extent of immensely Tich placer diggings, and quartz mining was so impertectly understood, but very little attention was paid to this most permanent of altmines, The mining localities in the coun ty outside of Nevada have also been.negieet~ ed in the general rush for Washoe. We exrevival in mining and prospecting outside as there now isin the iminediate vicinity of this will have come back to look for the undeveloped treasure in this county. Within a short period another and probably’a more lasting source of mineral wealth has been engaging the attention of our. win» ptospected for copper, and many leads, said to be of great richness and extent are being . opened. Susie very rch ore has been tak» en out. Copper stock is worth from five to tlivée Hundred dollars a foot. In a short time this county will be shipping some of the richest copper crv in the State. Nevada tias resources to make her the wealthiest county in the State. All that ie needed is that miners, iretead of being excited by fabs' tufa their attention to the development of the great mineral wealth around them. We want more prospecting aud less wander ing. Gome East OVeKnLaNd.—Dr. Tilden, Superintendent of the Insane Asylum, and . his party from Stockton, have arrived at ’ Galt Leake on their way eastward. More Corren.—A lode of copper has beea recently discuvered at Brushville, near Jenny'Lind, Calaveras county, whieh prospeote very rich. a Man Missine.—'Phos. Larkin, a draymean, of San Francisco, baa been missing from home ence Sunday last, and his friends fear that he has met wih foul play. It is sup~ posed that he had considerable money in his posession when be left ho home. ~ Rev. W. H. Hin, ¢ Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge of Califorffin, will deliver the addresa at the Masonic celebration to be ia Petaluma on the 4th instant. Neanry forty eceond persons have beéa burned alive or scalded to death in England during the last fourteen years. Tue fitst death at Reese River occurred Inet week. An Italian, Nicolas Ferlano, died in thirty minutes from the efiects of eating wild celery, against which the Indians had warned him in vain. TAwiTt dates state that a large Peruvian brig had been seized by French authorities vharged with kidnapping Kanakas into slavety, and the officers and crew have been impriaoned:. The slave trade has been. carried anton extent beyond belief at Enster La Island. Several Peruvian vessels combined . and landed a large force and seized all the ~_? inbabitants and carried them rt sitlensninyentehanen, was killed by Tadiana, near Towales Bay; June 11th. * Dar. L. C. Gunn has received the appointmotives ol publie policy. — Mason Hensvey purchased at the Stock. Land Office, on Friday last, a tract of land located in township 10, south, contuining 2,350 acres, for which be paid io Pion tender notes $2,925. A HOG#HEAD of uasucipied tobacco re~ cently sold at St. Louis for -$55 per onehundred pounds—the highest price-of the seasen. ment of Collector of Puget Sound, ia place of Victor Smith. The Doctor has notdecided to accept yet. A PRIVATE mercantile telegram from New York fully confirms the late intelligence ofa serious risein the charge fr war risks upon vessels and cargoes bound to or from California. The war risks is now 10% cent, which, with the urdinary rate of 24@3 % cent for marine risk, make total charge 124@ 13% cent. —~ Some of the Texas newspapers are now printed on the small brown sheets which grocers use for wrapping paper. Tue San Francisco Stpervisors will ap» propriate $8,000 towards defraying the ex~ penses of a grand celebration ofthe Nation's. Birthday. ASSISTANT Treasurer Cheesman received & telegram from Seeretary Chase. ordering bonds. Certificates in duplicate will be issued. Interest to commenee from date ot deposit. Fourta oF JuLy t Wasnoe.—The Silver City Guard are completing arrange~ mente fur the Gelebration of the coming an} hiversary of our Independence. Tue old lady who mended her husband’ 8 trousc re with a potato patch, is now emooth~ ing her hair with the comb of a rooster. SACRAMENTO River—This river on Tuesday last had attained ite lowest stage this sesson—nine feet above low water mark. some distinction, has been appointed Secretary of Legation to the Russian Court, vice Bayard ‘Taylor, resigned. as the Union candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. _ Tue violivist Sivori has been honored by the King of Prussia with the Crown order third class. James W. Wiison, a thevtihalia. was killed at Dutch Fiat, Placer county, on Tues. day, by the caving of a bank ia the Frankho Company's claim. sorghum. Tt must be just the thing on which to write love letters. Way does the sailor know that there is a man in the moon better than anybody else? Answer—because he has been to sea. Tue Superior Court of Cincinnati (Ohio) has decided that greenbacks are a legal tender. This 1s the first decision upon that puint given in Ohio. Two churches are being erected in San terians, the other of wood, for the Episcopalians. SIXTEEN deserters from the regular army have given themselves up at Walla Walla, Oregon, under the. President's proclamation. i Corte Madera Ranch, San Mateo county, the shade, at San . MictiAgs Lamp, witha thot gun, lodged ‘fects of which the said Gregor? died. him to receive greenbacks af par for sub-. ~ scription to the 6 per cent. twenty years . -Hewny Bercu, an American author of Joun W. Forney is favorably spoken of Our in'Iihnois they are making paper of . Jose; one to be of brick, for the Preaby— Cuat-—A company has filed its articles. of incorprration to mine for eoal upon the Ow Thureday the mereury stood at 79° in. a Francisco. “Hospanp, ith honest man is God's s noblest work, what is an hyvest woman!” *‘His ‘barest, dear.” nineteen balls.in the body of George Pate 4 ory, of 8t. Louis, Sierra Co., from the efIr is said that Stonewall Jackson's “General Order” to his suldicrs is.this: «When yu get into a cornficld eat enough to last you & week.” Mus. Jackson, the wife of Eelleworth’s murderer. is wandering about iv a state of almost utter destitution, the rebels baving, ises of help.Two Mexican vaqueros were fined fifty dollars euch for driving cattle through the streets of San Francisco during lorbidden hours. One of them amused himaelf by lasgo-}ing » Chinaman, and was arrested for ‘assault aud battery. The nextannual exbidition of the Pinas vunty Agricultural, Mechanical and Indus-: trial Association, will ae held at Quincy on: . the 14th, 15th and 16th days of October, of. the present year.Mary Gacena, San Francico, took gilie too well,” aud died. Bass, the actor, a cousin of “Billy Burton,” of happy-memory died recently in Canada. Burton, Blake, Mitchell and Base— all gone. Is‘ cutting down an ancient horse chestnut tree at New Bedford, recently, a George III Shamrock com was found imbedded in the centre of the tree near its roots. Tue following is a true copy of a ‘cign upon an academy out West: “Preeman & Huggs, School teachers.— Freeman teaches the boys and Huggs the girls.” 9 Dos C. Jesus Garcia MORALES has been appointed Governor of Sinaloa. Tue American war-ship Farraganeett, is at Mazatlan. ALL the lawyers in San Mateoovunty have taken the oath of loyalty. THe Sav Andreas Uniop Guards have now sixty active members. LAW YERS mouths ate like turnpike gates —never open except for pay. Never speak of a man’s virtues before bis face, nor of his vices behind hie back. utters the Lord’s Prayer very eloquenly. THAT man ecanoot be upright before God who is unjust im bis dealings with men. ‘ Tue Empress Eugenie has named her favorite saddle-horse “Stonewall Jackson.” To gain wealth doesnot make us happy ; to lose it makes us miserable. A Lapy refuses to wear a watch-in her bosom, because it has hands. Rerreswine.—Yesterday P. Spanna favored our office with a hberal supply of that splendid summer drink, “Elder Flowers,” for which he haa our thanka. agrand timeon the 4th of July. They have sent abrvad foran orator, secured fireworks &e. The committee of arrangements consist of 8. D. Leavitt, Jno. Webber, W. 8. Byrne, C. Smith, E. Feilers and C. R. Clark. —_—_—K,_—s—X—s—sas_eeeeeeee ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. June, 19, 1863. 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M Brannan Track HH 8 do T Maioney Washington W M Evans do AL Estus Camptonv O Maltman do _ POLITICAL. / FOR SHERIFF. N. w. KNOWLTON announces himself as a candidate for re-election to the of Sheriff of Nevada county—aubjcet to the Geeision of the Uuion — Convention. Nevada, June 2ist. THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only apemeoing Temperate Qualities ! P. SPANNA, . THERE are tea in. School pupile the State reform it seems. long forgotten their profuse ~~ because she loved somebody, “not wisely, but . -A-GERM4gy has invented a machine that ER” The Grass Valiey tutks are going to have . Reduction im Prices and Improvement in Board . HOTEL DEPARIS,. NO. 77 BROAD ST .»--BE VADA. wo wi @n hand, the very best Wine and Liquor Srends, Mr. P Namur, being very well acquainted with all the markets and merchants of Sacramento aud Sap Francisco basa better ere nity to supply his table with ali the delicacies those markets afford, than any one else in the fiouutains, and hopes his endeavors will proeure him a share of the public patronage. Comforta HRished for. 4raveiers, ; : ~ ‘WINE ASD LIQUOR STORE! AUGUSTIN ISOARD, Proprietor. Two doors above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada. . -¥ WOULD call attention to the act that 1/ large ate of the! have on hand a fir-t Fagg ef Liquors, consisting of ee bse Cordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manu(aci ured from the Grape by myself, m this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for sale. __api0 -AUGUSTIN InOaRD. A CHALLENGE. Ville arack, mite heats. best two in three, in harness, to rule, for $1,000, in two months from date—against my grey mare. jei8-iw REMOVAL. Simon Rosenthal. Has removed to No. 30 Commereial Street, Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods. Also a large stock of ree wEeLARYW .c Goods sold as low as can be bought im this market. has ne The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere. THE PEOPLE’S Oppesition Steamship Line, FOR HEW YORK, via Nicargua, ~“ hae The.fast and favorite Double Engine Steamship — MOSES TAYLOR J. BH. BLETHEN. cicsciccccecccsces Commander Will be dispatched for * SANJUAN DEL SUR, At 9 o’elock, A. M., ON THURSDAY...-.JULY 234, 1863. Connecting at Greytown, WITH TRE srLapw NEW STEAMSHIP, 2 AMERICA, FOR NEW YORK. This Route is T50 miles shorter than ie the Panama. Great Reduction in Rates ef Passage " . mer to take charge of the baggage and of ladies . who may be traveling alane. Fer further information, apply to : Bae ROBERTS, Agent. * No 407 W. street, PIE NAMUR, Proprietor. ay ‘asics “= Rp csasccecsiass soes---$7 00 do-with -wine;--*+. 5.5. -9 00 Breakfast with WOM isis s coenes <0s 75° Dinner, dw OO sapien cisincisikes 1 60 Single Meale,...cc0oss sssseese 50-4 “4-en are-as’well taken in cloud ee ELAS ‘ Challen Lancaster’s , mare, * ¢,”’ to trot on the Sharnmatate or Maryee CH. FERRAND & CO.,— Rooms No. 48, Pine Street, over the, United States Bakery, Nevada. = ‘UR rooms have been recently supplied wit to take Langs Paskigniies In Oil, India Ink, . Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES LOCKETS AND PINS ! pr Likeness.. as in clear AND &CO. ~ weather. CH. FER Nevada, May 9th, 1863. : A Fine Residence for fale! THE fine, Lge and new residence of Dr. Hunt, on Arisbigs J Hill i this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, £e. and the residence itseifis one of the most commodious character sw pies with every conre. nience. Apply to the owner or at Epence & Wickes’ Store, troad y Pe Nevada. April Sth, 1863. Broad Street Market. All,kinds of Meat constantly on hang at the above well known mar_ket. and for sale in quantities te suit asers. Meats delivered NOTICE. : Consolidated Gold, Silver and Copper Mining —eee* OTICE is hereby given that Py sasesrmeant oftwo dollars (92:00) per share (20 cls per foot,) hae this diy levied by the —— of the above eompany. payable forwith at office of the Secretary. E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, May 8th, 18€3, Secretary. TRUE NEVADA TIME! Where he has on hand the a i — ASSORTMENT OF LORING he MM *CONAHAY, FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC . W "a's "hou'Gac Soom) whore they = vea assortment o: DRY GOODS, jhe Cotes Cloaks, : { Plated Ware, Gold Pens, ‘ BITD JEWELRYBonnets, ae Goods sed at this establishment warfl i Hats, x Gaten fametes masufactured, wipe : atehes, Clocks and Jewelry 7 heen eg x af &c. &c. . All work warranted to give perfcet : : Nevada, April 2vth. Also, a fine stock of NEVADA FRUIT STORE. Ambrotypes, “Photographs, Etc. y of-eharge. Prices accor-. ~ ty of meats purchared ing, to quality of meals XMES COLLEY. The Ne LPL” SUNDAY —— The > the Metro ing at 11 o credentials then adjou eonrtention and after t credentials to indorse . tion, whiel of July wi 3 The fol a delegates 1 = A.BD . G.L. Wa W. Boring Young, T FP. O’Lary ‘ar We did pieces _veurmseh”™ 1 Seuth Ya! are makin hand, by . tar. Ast arrengem > erected ni a ances the ‘to pay big a correct cannot be > willdo w & 4 Po as 4 Rew ~ at the Me : a es this me 7] ning at. 2 est of the ‘as @ cand) ‘Sheriff o of the U1 probably ‘HE undersigned has ‘has opened a Fruit store ‘Ts ae. the aon — Exchange ment with reliable parties Fag & constant, sup¥ Foreign and Domestic Fruits, ; Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which wilt be Rept on hand aid sold by . WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. peal J. CLARK. pags, Sear ies FO SALE. At Lake City-.Nevada County. . About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers for eale cheap her towengaee used for a Store and residenee, together wi a lot and stable. The building is of part of the t soeutneas ince of o own—op e en! Arnold. Any one wishing to ba busi ness in _ section of county will and see for themselves. For iuthen > Particulars enquire of O E. GREEN. at ware Co’s, on Broad jeter street, Nevada. _ PRIVATE SCHOOL, FOR GIRLS 3 AND Bows. Iss © ' JOHNSON would Fg ~ sa ly inform the ts of Nev vicinity, that she will open a Private School, om Monday, Jund ist in poe Schoo! Room formerly eceupied F. Deal ; at the head Of Broad stecet slat Terms of Tuition--From $200 to $5.00 per month. may 29 tf NATIONAL BATHS AND HAIR DRESSING aioe cin FISHER & LAM WANTED: qe QUARTZ SUITABLE FoR Cutting Jewelry, By FRONTIER A. DEVIERCY. . Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. J10-td _ Opposite the Post Office, San Francisco. api2 3m 487 Pine street, San Francisco °. press. } their con State Pr _ obtaining Cape Sa he now . « Washoe . of bie be He was ~ holders ¢ silver m : with anc _ During t t proceed > party rr » East. 1 + & Curr; cake at