June 22, 1861 (4 pages)

A OB hoe of jon of itd re De. . pre eer, Dep't evade, ens vat ALE ANE ABT AAI AE AF i aerata Daily Transit 2 HOME MATTERS. & Hexness Pass Tuxnprke.—The impor“tance of thia road to this section of country nas been demonstrated time and again, and, we have no doubt, is properly understood by most of our citizens. , A company ef gen~“ttenien of our city organized themselves, last . __fall,fer the purpose of accomplishing. the task of building a turnpike, and accomplished a very creditable amount of work. For some . reason which we do not know, however, the company has not teen getting along satisfactorily; and we regret to see the work advertised to be'sold at Sheriff's sale. We suspect, however, that the road will be redeemed by the company, and the work prosecuted with renewed vigor. At. avy rate, we have the satisfaction of knowing that, whether the e«mpany r-deem it or not. the road will be finished, as parties are now on the ground, to ascertain the exact. amount of labor necessary to complete it, and stand naly to buy it whenever it fs offered for sale. We hope arrangements may soon be made which will eause the work te be soon put through. Now is the time for it. Piesanell Po.ice. — Officer Knerr, on Thursday evening, found Jim Macky engaged in belligerent action, at the Golden Gate Saloon, with Mr. Mau, the keeper of the aforesaid institution, who, not fancying Jim’s peculiar actions had attempted to eject him from his premises. Knerr escorted Jim te the calaboose, and, yesterday morning, Justice Kendall put him on the debtor’s side of his ledger to the tane of six dollars? Jim, not having so much ehange-about him, Knerr locked him up for a three day’s meditation on the folly of fighting saloon keepers. ne te The Fire Companies have all met, and made the preliminary arrangements for their ’ grand turn out on the Fourth. The carrioges _ will, of course, bé superbly decorated, and we look for a lively contest. between the three companies, as to who will display the g¥eatest amount of taste in the decoration of their thachines:; t¥ The Placerville Central Californian an excellent Union journal, is about te close e‘s existence, its proprietor, Mr.O. D. Aveline, having disposed of the material to certain parties who intend starting a new paper in Placerville, pledged te the advocacy of Unioniatie principles. ‘The new paper will make its appearance next week. SOUTHERN WAR AGainsT THE SouTH.— An old citizen of Alabama, ina. communication to an interior paper, says; ‘“‘ The Union men of the South may be silent, from policy, and on account of a reign of terror in their ‘midst, but they are not all dead, and so long as one in the South remains in heart true to the Government, so long is it the duty of the Government, the duty of every lover of constitutional liberty, to protect and sustain -him at every hazerd, let the consequences be what they may. The present war isa “war commenced by a portionof the South Upen another greater, nobler and more loyal portion-ef the South, and against constitutional liberty wherev-rit existe. cee cei aoa SraTe Pamvrer.—b. P. Avery, of the Maryaville Appeal, hus received the Repubican nomination for State Printer. A. 8. Randall of the Marysville Democrat, will be & prominent candid te before the Dongls Coaveation for the sume office. Go in, Maryaville, and win! {The Memphis Bulletin, which has at last bent low, very low, before the high wind of secession, says that “ Tennessee and Kentucky are twin sisters, and, their rights and : interests being identical, they must stand to. gether.” Well, if it is necessary tht the two should atand together why has Tennes#00, without consulting Kentucky, taken a hop, skip, and a jump out vf the Union? Does sheexpect Kentucky, thus deserted, te take a hop, skip, and jump after her for sompany’s sake ’— Louisville Journal. CaLtrurnmia Coa .—Au extensive coal dealer in S.n Francisco mentions as a petuiiarity of the cox} found in this Staté, that belag of a oft quality it soon slacks frem exbatire to the sun and weather, which greatdeteriorates it. Consumers of this article Would do well to bear this ir. mind. —~e hereme. Cy een eee eetamienngee nea eee _A Sticur Mistake.—A ‘few months since a gentleman had the mistortune to lese his wife, a literary lady of some reputation. After grieving for a number of weeks a wrigh’ idea entered the head of the widower. He thought that he could do something to lessen his sorraw, and for that purpose: he called upon a lady of his acquaintance and requested to spexk a word with her in private — Thinking that she was about to receive a proposal, the lady preparSd to listen with becoming resignation. “Myrrha,” said he. with dowucast eyes, as he took her hand, “ you knew my. wite !” * Certainly.” “It is not good for man to be alone!” * Perhaps not.” ° “ Did you ever reflect upon that. part of the marriage service which requires couples to cleave unto each other till death duty them part?” rs : PT have.’ ? “T have often reflected upon it Foy self — Now death has parted me from myswifeand I feel verv lonely.” “ E should think it, likelv.” ‘‘T think I must do something to restore to me her kind, consolations, snd the memory ofher virtues.” He pressed the lady’s hand and sighed.— She returned the pressure and also suffered atigh to escape her. 5 ‘“My dear,” he said after a leng pause, “‘T’'lleome to the point at once. I have a proposal te make.” “A proposal?” She blushed and covered her face with her hands. “Yes; I have concluded to write my wife’s biography. Now I have had but little skill in literary exerciser, andif you will correct my manuscript, and write the headings of the chapters, Fwill give you five dollars.” She sprang from his side and her eyes flashed with anger. ‘“‘T'll see you hanged first and then I won't, ou—you—” She left the room, net being able to express her'rage. The widower sighed, took his hat and went home. . He has not yet published it. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, : NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ee new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861.CLOSINC OUT! A. LIE BERT, DAGUERRF AN ARTIST, NNOUNCES tohi friends and the public, that he is about to close out his business, and requests persons holding winning tickets in his late raffle, to call for their prizes before the 15th day of July next, as an engagement with an European Periodical to furnish a series of Cali fornia Views, will make it necessary for him to start on the Ist day of August. He has a beautiful assortment of CELEBRATION IN NEVADA & + ‘GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE Saercrry of our NATIONAL INDEPENDEMCE will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the day wilt be as follows : 1.—A National S:tlute at Sunrise. 2.—A Grand Procession of Citizens, Military and Civic bodies. 3.—Reading of the Beclaration, Oratton and Martial Music4.—A Free Public Dinmer. _ 5—A Splendid Disy Bay of Fire Works. The citizens of Nevad,y and other counties are cordially invited te assist.in the celebration and partake of the hospitalities of the city. Per order of Committee of Arr. ents. ji4-ta JAS. WHARTNBY, Chairman. . DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega. SiX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U. Ss. Mail, Leaves the National Ex-~change, Broad street. Nevada, [EVERY MORNING, at 7 o’clock, A. M., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M. Returning—The stage leaves WASHINGTON at 7 0’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada City at 10 @’clock A. et Persons wishing to visit any of the above named points and go with security, they wiil eansuit their own interest and travel gn the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. I would also return thanke to the traveling public for the liberal manner in which they have patronized my line, and will assure them that it willever be my wish to contribute to their comfort when they travel with me. I have in my employ one of the ‘best and most careful drivers in : he State. LEW MORRILL, Proprietcr. June 4, 1861-tf -.** Opposition to all Impositions.” OPPOSITION STACE LINE From Nevada to Marysville. JAS.8S. McCUE WOULD inform the traveling public that onand after this date, JUNE 4d, his opposition STGE LINE will make DAILY TRIPS between Nevada and Marysville, > dele» =a . Ps oe 4 coe 23 Mh OS -— Leaving the United States Hotel, Ne« vada, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 7 o’clk. On the return trips. my stage will leave Marysville alternate days for Nevada. Persons wishing te fo Marysville, Sacramento or San Francisco wild find it to their advantage to yo by my line, because it is much cheaper than going any other way. _jettf JAS. 8. MeCUE, Proprietor. A. BLOCK, & FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., which he invites purchesers to call and examine. They can get better . bound to close his stock out before his teparture. He also offers for sale his splendid DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT™. To a person acquainted with the business, no betP ter chance of stepping into an already established and p: ofitable eoncern can be offered. Possession will be given on the ist of August, 1861. Toa person NOT acquainted with the art, and wishing to learn and con‘inue his business, he will furnish instruction until the lat of Augast, at which time he will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s d-parture. You will be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhere else. © i Ladies and gentlemen wishing to purchase their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s Gallery as speci mens of his art, can secure ther at very reason able prices. e1°%r DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book aad. Job Printing Office: ‘XE Proprietors of this Establishment have I purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever brought,into the mouatains,an‘d are now prepared to execute in the beat possible manner, and-at REDUCED RATES, every description of Priat ing, such as = BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS. BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS. PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &o., &o., &. SELECT SCHOOL —FoK— Young Ladies and Geatiemen. Head ef Bread Street, Nevada. W. te BP. DBAL, Ae B. 2c ccccccccccces Principal JAMRTTA A. DEAL. .20-----0-0-Assistant. : > SCHYVOL commedved op pe ge x ‘ January 7ta. i86i. Loung Gentlemen wil. be thor: y prepared to enter Cullege. TERMS: ' Engl wrascice tae Mathematids.s.-. 50 TMi coon nccagndenheesdtadndegecgusedccerccce 1 Bec oc ccc cdeckcbccddsdeoes cccbete dadesped io ‘ight Seheul, Monday, Thur 4 allied boar hie — " i TERMS January 24, 6m WATCHES AND JEWELRY, . «rgains than they can ever . expect to find as he will sell at COST,” being . DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts. NEVADA. — ne STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHE-+P 3OHNS.— NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. t herr! UNDERSIux KD WOULD INPURAM Coc pubiic tuat he will dt-paten a saddle Vrainser VinsGINia CLLY viatue tenaves Pass, every MONDAY MORNING, AT 7 O'CLOCK. Passage, $20,in Advance. All Packages taken over will be charged for 28 freight. Passengers taken through without tclay. HAKMUN SADDLER will act as agent at Virginia City. For Freight or passage apply to ALBERT MAL, m24 tf At the Golden Gate tiute!, Nevada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! . Mae, THE CNDERSIGNED —— 3 wou'} beglea ¢€ to inform the Sawa gt 73, Teaver @ PUBLIC that _ : he has lovated a BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the purpoac of EXCHANGING between Nevada Moore’s Flat. F Wor a Horse either way.::..Only $3 My stages leeves Moore’s Fh¢ for Eureka ant South Ferk every MUNDAY and §.TURDAY MOANINCS, returning th: same day. : P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprictor. Unitet Siates Siable, Nev Moore's Fla. S.asle, Meore’s lat. May MH, f sep6-tt . J. 1. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the AtAffice— *s Brick Buildizig, corner of Broad » Nevada city. sept7tf THOS. P. HAWLEY, Attorney ani Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ; Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd & Knox’s Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. evada, Mar. 6.—tf : Dunn, O’touner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courte of the State of" California. = Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m A. A. SARGENT. A. C. NILES SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET. Over Harrington’s Saloon, Nevads: California E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada coun ty, Office im the Court House, Nevada. sep6 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office--Roem No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. % ESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. ° * Nevada, December 17-tf : A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, : FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf E. F. SPENCE, Druggist. and Apothecary, BROAD STREET, EALER IN Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent medicines, Fancy Articles, Perfumery » Acids, Alcohol, Camphene, ete. etc. ; Cash orders from the country solicted:'sep6-1m UNDERTAKING. Wm. ¢. Groves, Undertainc: Nos. »90 and 12, Broad Streét. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEAhwou I am now prepared to.de undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ‘1 7 Shop, foot of Broad street, opposite Ké Withington’s shop. m24-3 FOURTH OF JULY BALL, TO BE GIVEN AT Temperance Hall, by C. B. Irish, on Thursday Evening, July 4th. Managers —Nevada—T. B. McFarland, E. Block, Jr., A D. Tower, G. E. Withington, .J. I. Caldwell. Grase Valley —Thos. Findley, Chas. Hloward, Chas. Mosher, D. Mulloy N. Flynn. San Juan—Win. Westerfield, E. Stevens, H Pearson, E. fT. Jordan, A. Frasher. Alpha—W. W. Wixom, J. A. Williams. Rouglr & Ready— Snmuel Gilham, Jota Webber. Omega—Chas. Marvin, Thos. Holt. Washington—Chase. Steinmetz, a. Busman. Red Dog—Wm. H. Duryea, Ed. Burrell. Lake City—Henry Arnold, George C. Powers. Moore’s Flat—Henry Haycw. Cen tral :. ouse—P. Henerfauth. ; Floor Managers.—I. N. Webber, Jas kK. Patterson, W Sigonrney, A. H. Hanson. TICKETS—Five Dollars. vited to attend. Dawley, John Williame, T. W. The public are injil-td Nae ee Miners and 10thers.— have received from the Patent Office of the.) United States, a patent for a WATER DIsTRIBUTOR for Hydraulic Mining, which has been infringed upon by various persons in this County and State. Thisis to notify all persons who may be making, vending or using Distributors whieh infringe upon my patent, that unless. they make aatistactory arrangements with me, t will prosecute all such to the fullest extremity ofthe law. W. A. FOSS, of Red og, is my authorized Ageot to arrange matters with persons residing in that portion of this county. FRANCIS SMITH North San Juan,)June 18-im Sainsevein’s Wative California Wiucs Bitters. a moet delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, 80 del terioustohealih. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionabie quality, can rend their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State. for the following Wines: v1 Salvevain’s extra White Wine; Suinsevain’s extra Augelica Wine ; S.insevain's eatra Port Wine ; Painsevain’s extra Wine Bituers ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne + Suinsevain’s Wipe randy; Sameevain’s Red Wire. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throug hout the States. DeProt— Mo. 801 MRontgomery st ee , San Francisco. ap .—Im WEAVER & NEWMAN, » . 69 Bread Street. Nevada, . HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCEyV RL PRUVIBIONS, HAKUW 4b, ua» QUOKS, QUICKAILVKK, SHiLF GO i basley, Whetg, Groand Peed, dc. &¢ ad cea eh re. tue targest stock to be ‘ound thie Sacrateecs:*~ ed, wecan offer Pursessing WaAVEX & NEWMAN. tacilities great juduocmente ww ihe UNION DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION At irae of the Democratic Central Com — mittee . evada county, held at Neyada, on Saturday May, 25th, it was ordered that a Demo: cratic Copnty Convention be held at the Court House in Nevada, on SATURDAY JUNE 29th, at to o*clock A. a., for the purpose Ofneminating: eandidates 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 call of the State Gentral Commit. tee. . : It was further ordered, that primary el be held at the several precincts on SATURDAY . JUNE 224, for the election of Delegates by -saic: County Convention. All legal voters of the County who endorse the resolutions adopted to the Demoeratic State Central Committee, and are for the Constitation and the Union, the legitim ate enforcement of the laws by the Governmentof the United States, and are opposed to all. sec: tional parties, either. North or South, and are willing to support the candid:tes nominated by the Untou Democratic Convention, are invited to. « participate in the primary meetings. : It was rurther ordered, that the basis of re.presentation be one Delegate for every precinct, and one for every fifty votes east at the last clec. = which gives the following : ‘sits, ; idiee Tectt Yon sea reyrsee: eich Grass Valley Townehip—25.—Grase Valle precinct, 27; Noram a mille,2; Buena View, 2; Allison Ranch, 3; Bur rough’s Raneh. 1, Rough and Ready Township—16.—Rougti Brdeg wat age A House,” 2; Newtow zy *) » ty sD H 2; Jones’ Bar, 2. ee oe 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 Magnobia, 2; Geld Bar. 1; . Re. ae edd ° 1; Columbia Hill, 5; ReEureka Township—17,.—KEy2; , Fiat, 5; Mohawk Fie, 1 Ovisnss Peta Waa sey’s Fiat 3 3 Sonth Fork 2; Bowman’s Ranch i; Wathington Township—i2.— ; Omega 5; Alpha, 2; Poor Man’s one nt 2; Poorman’s Creek, 1. Little York Town — Leweli Hill, 2 ; Plosanaa’ Vote * vi ‘Bonet wie’ 1; Red Dog, 6; Waloupa, 2; amden, 2. : Resolved, That the Delegates elected, be requested to atend the Convention in person. Resolved, That the seyeral papers of Nevada coanty be requested tc publish the proceedings of the Committee. J.I. CALDWELL, Chairman. L. H. Fow.er, Secretary.’ ji-ta ey Hall’s Sarsaparilla and Lodide of Potass, is purely ‘as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical’ formula, and ig strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, [ aeronry and Arsenic. which ¢annet -be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonie alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Merecury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diveases, there is no other-rem edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURB, Rhewma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples en the face and body, Neu ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Byes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and (liseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdoek ana Iodide ot Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DULLAR ; Six bettles sent by exvress te any addrese for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hali’s Barsaparilla. : R. MALL & CO., Sole Prvprietors, mis-3iun Nos, 631 and 532 Clay st., San FranciacoVALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less tha: Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospi tals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC COKDLAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent evre. Amony the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months-every one of them have experienced the mov: . beneficial results. The immense sale of this . HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable . proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow: edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The tame, the halt, and all who are to any way afflicted can rely upon being quick!y and permanently benefitted by using Dk. apotPius’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTS: RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-€m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines, Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurivus mixtures and adulicrationa, purporting to be pure Caliiormin Wines, from the Loa Angeles vintage. ‘Il bess cheap compounds are being offered to the public’ at almoet any price, and sre industriously hawkea about aud peddled in every variety of style, unti: our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuinme and pure Wine. It miy be « matter of of some intereet to kuow th. ¢ slessrs. SAINSE VAEN BKOS. are puttieg up some of their ocle brated wine from the Vineyard of *‘ Ki Alsv,” 2+ ‘Los Augeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines We wish likewise to cali the attention of the public to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itiea mo t delicious Beve rage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug: hout the State. ; Dero:1—Mo. 601 Montg umery street, San ranciao. 2! F ap 22—3m ws lost on Spnds ope “ie easy Tha i jess

A OB hoe of jon of itd re De. . pre eer, Dep't evade, ens vat ALE ANE ABT AAI AE AF i aerata Daily Transit 2 HOME MATTERS. & Hexness Pass Tuxnprke.—The impor“tance of thia road to this section of country nas been demonstrated time and again, and, we have no doubt, is properly understood by most of our citizens. , A company ef gen~“ttenien of our city organized themselves, last . __fall,fer the purpose of accomplishing. the task of building a turnpike, and accomplished a very creditable amount of work. For some . reason which we do not know, however, the company has not teen getting along satisfactorily; and we regret to see the work advertised to be'sold at Sheriff's sale. We suspect, however, that the road will be redeemed by the company, and the work prosecuted with renewed vigor. At. avy rate, we have the satisfaction of knowing that, whether the e«mpany r-deem it or not. the road will be finished, as parties are now on the ground, to ascertain the exact. amount of labor necessary to complete it, and stand naly to buy it whenever it fs offered for sale. We hope arrangements may soon be made which will eause the work te be soon put through. Now is the time for it. Piesanell Po.ice. — Officer Knerr, on Thursday evening, found Jim Macky engaged in belligerent action, at the Golden Gate Saloon, with Mr. Mau, the keeper of the aforesaid institution, who, not fancying Jim’s peculiar actions had attempted to eject him from his premises. Knerr escorted Jim te the calaboose, and, yesterday morning, Justice Kendall put him on the debtor’s side of his ledger to the tane of six dollars? Jim, not having so much ehange-about him, Knerr locked him up for a three day’s meditation on the folly of fighting saloon keepers. ne te The Fire Companies have all met, and made the preliminary arrangements for their ’ grand turn out on the Fourth. The carrioges _ will, of course, bé superbly decorated, and we look for a lively contest. between the three companies, as to who will display the g¥eatest amount of taste in the decoration of their thachines:; t¥ The Placerville Central Californian an excellent Union journal, is about te close e‘s existence, its proprietor, Mr.O. D. Aveline, having disposed of the material to certain parties who intend starting a new paper in Placerville, pledged te the advocacy of Unioniatie principles. ‘The new paper will make its appearance next week. SOUTHERN WAR AGainsT THE SouTH.— An old citizen of Alabama, ina. communication to an interior paper, says; ‘“‘ The Union men of the South may be silent, from policy, and on account of a reign of terror in their ‘midst, but they are not all dead, and so long as one in the South remains in heart true to the Government, so long is it the duty of the Government, the duty of every lover of constitutional liberty, to protect and sustain -him at every hazerd, let the consequences be what they may. The present war isa “war commenced by a portionof the South Upen another greater, nobler and more loyal portion-ef the South, and against constitutional liberty wherev-rit existe. cee cei aoa SraTe Pamvrer.—b. P. Avery, of the Maryaville Appeal, hus received the Repubican nomination for State Printer. A. 8. Randall of the Marysville Democrat, will be & prominent candid te before the Dongls Coaveation for the sume office. Go in, Maryaville, and win! {The Memphis Bulletin, which has at last bent low, very low, before the high wind of secession, says that “ Tennessee and Kentucky are twin sisters, and, their rights and : interests being identical, they must stand to. gether.” Well, if it is necessary tht the two should atand together why has Tennes#00, without consulting Kentucky, taken a hop, skip, and a jump out vf the Union? Does sheexpect Kentucky, thus deserted, te take a hop, skip, and jump after her for sompany’s sake ’— Louisville Journal. CaLtrurnmia Coa .—Au extensive coal dealer in S.n Francisco mentions as a petuiiarity of the cox} found in this Staté, that belag of a oft quality it soon slacks frem exbatire to the sun and weather, which greatdeteriorates it. Consumers of this article Would do well to bear this ir. mind. —~e hereme. Cy een eee eetamienngee nea eee _A Sticur Mistake.—A ‘few months since a gentleman had the mistortune to lese his wife, a literary lady of some reputation. After grieving for a number of weeks a wrigh’ idea entered the head of the widower. He thought that he could do something to lessen his sorraw, and for that purpose: he called upon a lady of his acquaintance and requested to spexk a word with her in private — Thinking that she was about to receive a proposal, the lady preparSd to listen with becoming resignation. “Myrrha,” said he. with dowucast eyes, as he took her hand, “ you knew my. wite !” * Certainly.” “It is not good for man to be alone!” * Perhaps not.” ° “ Did you ever reflect upon that. part of the marriage service which requires couples to cleave unto each other till death duty them part?” rs : PT have.’ ? “T have often reflected upon it Foy self — Now death has parted me from myswifeand I feel verv lonely.” “ E should think it, likelv.” ‘‘T think I must do something to restore to me her kind, consolations, snd the memory ofher virtues.” He pressed the lady’s hand and sighed.— She returned the pressure and also suffered atigh to escape her. 5 ‘“My dear,” he said after a leng pause, “‘T’'lleome to the point at once. I have a proposal te make.” “A proposal?” She blushed and covered her face with her hands. “Yes; I have concluded to write my wife’s biography. Now I have had but little skill in literary exerciser, andif you will correct my manuscript, and write the headings of the chapters, Fwill give you five dollars.” She sprang from his side and her eyes flashed with anger. ‘“‘T'll see you hanged first and then I won't, ou—you—” She left the room, net being able to express her'rage. The widower sighed, took his hat and went home. . He has not yet published it. JOSEPH BROTHERS, THE OPPOSITION STORE, Cor. of Broad and Pine Streets, : NEVADA CITY. RE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING ee new and fashionable styles of SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, OfEvery Kind and Quality. Nevada, May 9, 1861.CLOSINC OUT! A. LIE BERT, DAGUERRF AN ARTIST, NNOUNCES tohi friends and the public, that he is about to close out his business, and requests persons holding winning tickets in his late raffle, to call for their prizes before the 15th day of July next, as an engagement with an European Periodical to furnish a series of Cali fornia Views, will make it necessary for him to start on the Ist day of August. He has a beautiful assortment of CELEBRATION IN NEVADA & + ‘GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE Saercrry of our NATIONAL INDEPENDEMCE will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the day wilt be as follows : 1.—A National S:tlute at Sunrise. 2.—A Grand Procession of Citizens, Military and Civic bodies. 3.—Reading of the Beclaration, Oratton and Martial Music4.—A Free Public Dinmer. _ 5—A Splendid Disy Bay of Fire Works. The citizens of Nevad,y and other counties are cordially invited te assist.in the celebration and partake of the hospitalities of the city. Per order of Committee of Arr. ents. ji4-ta JAS. WHARTNBY, Chairman. . DAILY STACE LINE. For Washington, Alpha and Omega. SiX HORSE STAGE LINE, Carrying the U. Ss. Mail, Leaves the National Ex-~change, Broad street. Nevada, [EVERY MORNING, at 7 o’clock, A. M., and Arrives at Washington, at 12 M. Returning—The stage leaves WASHINGTON at 7 0’clock, A. M., and arrives in Nevada City at 10 @’clock A. et Persons wishing to visit any of the above named points and go with security, they wiil eansuit their own interest and travel gn the SIX HORSE STAGE LINE. I would also return thanke to the traveling public for the liberal manner in which they have patronized my line, and will assure them that it willever be my wish to contribute to their comfort when they travel with me. I have in my employ one of the ‘best and most careful drivers in : he State. LEW MORRILL, Proprietcr. June 4, 1861-tf -.** Opposition to all Impositions.” OPPOSITION STACE LINE From Nevada to Marysville. JAS.8S. McCUE WOULD inform the traveling public that onand after this date, JUNE 4d, his opposition STGE LINE will make DAILY TRIPS between Nevada and Marysville, > dele» =a . Ps oe 4 coe 23 Mh OS -— Leaving the United States Hotel, Ne« vada, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at 7 o’clk. On the return trips. my stage will leave Marysville alternate days for Nevada. Persons wishing te fo Marysville, Sacramento or San Francisco wild find it to their advantage to yo by my line, because it is much cheaper than going any other way. _jettf JAS. 8. MeCUE, Proprietor. A. BLOCK, & FURTH, £. BLOCK, Jr A. BLOCK & CO., which he invites purchesers to call and examine. They can get better . bound to close his stock out before his teparture. He also offers for sale his splendid DAGUERREAN ESTABLISHMENT™. To a person acquainted with the business, no betP ter chance of stepping into an already established and p: ofitable eoncern can be offered. Possession will be given on the ist of August, 1861. Toa person NOT acquainted with the art, and wishing to learn and con‘inue his business, he will furnish instruction until the lat of Augast, at which time he will be put in possession. Now is your time for Portraits! Call before M. L.’s d-parture. You will be sure not only to have a good portrait, but you will also get it cheaper than you can get it anywhere else. © i Ladies and gentlemen wishing to purchase their portraits, now in Mr. L.’s Gallery as speci mens of his art, can secure ther at very reason able prices. e1°%r DAILY TRANSCRIPT Book aad. Job Printing Office: ‘XE Proprietors of this Establishment have I purchased one of the finest Job Offices ever brought,into the mouatains,an‘d are now prepared to execute in the beat possible manner, and-at REDUCED RATES, every description of Priat ing, such as = BILL-HEADS, CHECKS, BALL TICKETS, CARDS. BILLS OF FARE, POSTERS. PROGRAMMES, LABELS, &o., &o., &. SELECT SCHOOL —FoK— Young Ladies and Geatiemen. Head ef Bread Street, Nevada. W. te BP. DBAL, Ae B. 2c ccccccccccces Principal JAMRTTA A. DEAL.. .20-----0-0-Assistant. : > SCHYVOL commedved op pe ge x ‘ January 7ta. i86i. Loung Gentlemen wil. be thor: y prepared to enter Cullege. TERMS: ' Engl wrascice tae Mathematids.s..-. 50 TMi coon nccagndenheesdtadndegecgusedccerccce 1 Bec oc ccc cdeckcbccddsdeoes cccbete dadesped io ‘ight Seheul, Monday, Thur 4 allied boar hie — " i TERMS January 24, 6m WATCHES AND JEWELRY, . «rgains than they can ever . expect to find as he will sell at COST,” being . DEALERS IN CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, ETC. Comer of Pine and Commercial Sts.

NEVADA. — ne STOCK OF BOOTS & SHOES AT CHE-+P 3OHNS.— NEVADA CITY AND WASHOE SADDLE TRAIN. t herr! UNDERSIux KD WOULD INPURAM Coc pubiic tuat he will dt-paten a saddle Vrainser VinsGINia CLLY viatue tenaves Pass, every MONDAY MORNING, AT 7 O'CLOCK. Passage, $20,in Advance. All Packages taken over will be charged for 28 freight. Passengers taken through without tclay. HAKMUN SADDLER will act as agent at Virginia City. For Freight or passage apply to ALBERT MAL, m24 tf At the Golden Gate tiute!, Nevada. MOORE’S FLAT AND NEVADA EXCHANCE STABLE! . Mae, THE CNDERSIGNED —— 3 wou'} beglea ¢€ to inform the Sawa gt 73, Teaver @ PUBLIC that _ : he has lovated a BRANCH STABLE IN NEVADA CITY For the purpoac of EXCHANGING between Nevada Moore’s Flat. F Wor a Horse either way.::...Only $3 My stages leeves Moore’s Fh¢ for Eureka ant South Ferk every MUNDAY and §.TURDAY MOANINCS, returning th: same day. : P. E. JEFFERIS, Proprictor. Unitet Siates Siable, Nev Moore's Fla. S.asle, Meore’s lat. May MH, f sep6-tt . J. 1. CALDWELL, ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR AT LAW. Notary Public and Commissioner for the AtAffice— *s Brick Buildizig, corner of Broad » Nevada city. sept7tf THOS. P. HAWLEY, Attorney ani Counselor at Law, AND NOTARY PUBLIC. ; Office—Up Stairs, in Kidd & Knox’s Building, corner of Broad and Pine streets, Nevada. evada, Mar. 6.—tf : Dunn, O’touner & Chipman, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Will practice in all the Courte of the State of" California. = Offices—At Nevada and Grass Valley j10-3m A. A. SARGENT. A. C. NILES SARGENT & NILES, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. OFFICE—Broad Street, Kidd’s building, Nevada. T. B. McFARLAND, Attorney and Counselor at Law. OFFICE—ON BROAD STREET. Over Harrington’s Saloon, Nevads: California E. W. MASLIN, District Attorney, Will practice in all the Courts of Nevada coun ty, Office im the Court House, Nevada. sep6 PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office--Roem No. 4 Flagg’s Brick, Corner of Broad and Pine streets., Over Harrington’s Saloon. % ESIDENCE, NO. 25, NEVADA ST., on Old Washington road. ° * Nevada, December 17-tf : A. TRAUTMANN, Dr. Med., Physician and Surgeon, : FFICE AND RESIDENCE UPPER PART of Main street, (No. 96,) Nevada City. March 6, 1861—tf E. F. SPENCE, Druggist. and Apothecary, BROAD STREET, EALER IN Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent medicines, Fancy Articles, Perfumery » Acids, Alcohol, Camphene, ete. etc. ; Cash orders from the country solicted:'sep6-1m UNDERTAKING. Wm. ¢. Groves, Undertainc: Nos. »90 and 12, Broad Streét. AVING FINISHED A NEW HEAhwou I am now prepared to.de undertaking on on the shortest notice. ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED ‘1 7 Shop, foot of Broad street, opposite Ké Withington’s shop. m24-3 FOURTH OF JULY BALL, TO BE GIVEN AT Temperance Hall, by C. B. Irish, on Thursday Evening, July 4th. Managers —Nevada—T. B. McFarland, E. Block, Jr., A D. Tower, G. E. Withington, .J. I. Caldwell. Grase Valley —Thos. Findley, Chas. Hloward, Chas. Mosher, D. Mulloy N. Flynn. San Juan—Win. Westerfield, E. Stevens, H Pearson, E. fT. Jordan, A. Frasher. Alpha—W. W. Wixom, J. A. Williams. Rouglr & Ready— Snmuel Gilham, Jota Webber. Omega—Chas. Marvin, Thos. Holt. Washington—Chase. Steinmetz, a. Busman. Red Dog—Wm. H. Duryea, Ed. Burrell. Lake City—Henry Arnold, George C. Powers. Moore’s Flat—Henry Haycw. Cen tral :. ouse—P. Henerfauth. ; Floor Managers.—I. N. Webber, Jas kK. Patterson, W Sigonrney, A. H. Hanson. TICKETS—Five Dollars. vited to attend. Dawley, John Williame, T. W. The public are injil-td Nae ee Miners and 10thers.— have received from the Patent Office of the.) United States, a patent for a WATER DIsTRIBUTOR for Hydraulic Mining, which has been infringed upon by various persons in this County and State. Thisis to notify all persons who may be making, vending or using Distributors whieh infringe upon my patent, that unless. they make aatistactory arrangements with me, t will prosecute all such to the fullest extremity ofthe law. W. A. FOSS, of Red og, is my authorized Ageot to arrange matters with persons residing in that portion of this county. FRANCIS SMITH North San Juan,)June 18-im Sainsevein’s Wative California Wiucs Bitters. a moet delicious Beverage and Tonic.— It is made from their best White Wine, and it is entirely exenpt from all those noxious conpounds made ont of Alcohol and other poisonous drugs, 80 del terioustohealih. Parties desirous of obtaining WINES of unexceptionabie quality, can rend their orders to any of the Liquor Dealers throughout the State. for the following Wines: v1 Salvevain’s extra White Wine; Suinsevain’s extra Augelica Wine ; S.insevain's eatra Port Wine ; Painsevain’s extra Wine Bituers ; Sainsevain’s Sparkling Champagne + Suinsevain’s Wipe randy; Sameevain’s Red Wire. For sale by the principal Liquor Dealers throug hout the States. DeProt— Mo. 801 MRontgomery st ee , San Francisco. ap .—Im WEAVER & NEWMAN, » . 69 Bread Street. Nevada, . HOLESALE and retail dealers in GROCEyV RL PRUVIBIONS, HAKUW 4b, ua» QUOKS, QUICKAILVKK, SHiLF GO i basley, Whetg, Groand Peed, dc. &¢ ad cea eh re. tue targest stock to be ‘ound thie Sacrateecs:*~ ed, wecan offer Pursessing WaAVEX & NEWMAN. tacilities great juduocmente ww ihe UNION DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION At irae of the Democratic Central Com — mittee . evada county, held at Neyada, on Saturday May, 25th, it was ordered that a Demo: cratic Copnty Convention be held at the Court House in Nevada, on SATURDAY JUNE 29th, at to o*clock A. a., for the purpose Ofneminating: eandidates 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 call of the State Gentral Commit. tee. . : It was further ordered, that primary el be held at the several precincts on SATURDAY . JUNE 224, for the election of Delegates by -saic: County Convention. All legal voters of the County who endorse the resolutions adopted to the Demoeratic State Central Committee, and are for the Constitation and the Union, the legitim ate enforcement of the laws by the Governmentof the United States, and are opposed to all. sec: tional parties, either. North or South, and are willing to support the candid:tes nominated by the Untou Democratic Convention, are invited to. « participate in the primary meetings. : It was rurther ordered, that the basis of re.presentation be one Delegate for every precinct, and one for every fifty votes east at the last clec. = which gives the following : ‘sits, ; idiee Tectt Yon sea reyrsee: eich Grass Valley Townehip—25.—Grase Valle precinct, 27; Noram a mille,2; Buena View, 2; Allison Ranch, 3; Bur rough’s Raneh. 1, Rough and Ready Township—16.—Rougti Brdeg wat age A House,” 2; Newtow zy *) » ty sD H 2; Jones’ Bar, 2. ee oe 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 Magnobia, 2; Geld Bar. 1; . Re. ae edd ° 1; Columbia Hill, 5; ReEureka Township—17,.—KEy2; , Fiat, 5; Mohawk Fie, 1 Ovisnss Peta Waa sey’s Fiat 3 3 Sonth Fork 2; Bowman’s Ranch i; Wathington Township—i2.— ; Omega 5; Alpha, 2; Poor Man’s one nt 2; Poorman’s Creek, 1. Little York Town — Leweli Hill, 2 ; Plosanaa’ Vote * vi ‘Bonet wie’ 1; Red Dog, 6; Waloupa, 2; amden, 2. : Resolved, That the Delegates elected, be requested to atend the Convention in person. Resolved, That the seyeral papers of Nevada coanty be requested tc publish the proceedings of the Committee. J.I. CALDWELL, Chairman. L. H. Fow.er, Secretary.’ ji-ta ey Hall’s Sarsaparilla and Lodide of Potass, is purely ‘as represented, and made in strict accordance with pharmaceutical’ formula, and ig strictly guaranteed free from Spirite, [ aeronry and Arsenic. which ¢annet -be said of any other known preparation of its kind. As a good and reliable tonie alterative, it is nnequaled. It quickly removes from the system all morbid and impure matter—Merecury, Lead and Arsenic. For all Chronic diveases, there is no other-rem edy extant THAT WILL OR DOES CURB, Rhewma tism, Scrofula, Old Sores, Salt Rheum, Gout. Lumbago, Pimples en the face and body, Neu ralgia, Pains in the joints, Chronic Sore Byes. Spring Fever, Indigestion, Liver Complaint, and (liseases arising from the impure state of the Blood, Skin and Kidneys, as quick and sure, as Hall’s Sarsaparilla; Yellowdoek ana Iodide ot Potass. Forsale everywhere, for. ONE DULLAR ; Six bettles sent by exvress te any addrese for Five Dollars. The best purifier of the Blood, Hali’s Barsaparilla. : R. MALL & CO., Sole Prvprietors, mis-3iun Nos, 631 and 532 Clay st., San FranciacoVALUABLE REMEDY.—Not less tha: Five Hundred Patients from the various Hospi tals have procured the celebrated ANTI RHEUMATIC COKDLAL AND HEALTH RESTORATIVE, manufactured by Adolphus, of San Francisco, in the use of which every individual has found a speedy and permanent evre. Amony the thousands of persons who have used this invaluable remedy—within the last few months-every one of them have experienced the mov: . beneficial results. The immense sale of this . HEALTH RESTORATIVE is indisputable . proof of its efficacy. Those who have suffered worse than death from RHEUMATIC PAINS, experience speedy and effectual relief from its use, and are daily sending their grateful acknow: edgments to the enterprising and scientific pro prietor. The tame, the halt, and all who are to any way afflicted can rely upon being quick!y and permanently benefitted by using Dk. apotPius’ ANTI-RHEUMATIC CORDIAL and HEALTS: RESTORATIVE. It is for sale by 12-€m Dr. KENT. Agent, Nevada. To Consumers cf California Wines, Our Native Wines have been much prejudiced in this and other markets by spurivus mixtures and adulicrationa, purporting to be pure Caliiormin Wines, from the Loa Angeles vintage. ‘Il bess cheap compounds are being offered to the public’ at almoet any price, and sre industriously hawkea about aud peddled in every variety of style, unti: our citizens have despaired of obtaining a genuinme and pure Wine. It miy be « matter of of some intereet to kuow th. ¢ slessrs. SAINSE VAEN BKOS. are puttieg up some of their ocle brated wine from the Vineyard of *‘ Ki Alsv,” 2+ ‘Los Augeles. The public may rely upon getting Wines of unexceptionable quality, by ordering Sainsevain’s Wines We wish likewise to cali the attention of the public to Sainsevain’s Na tive Wine Bitters. Itiea mo t delicious Beve rage and Tonic. For sale by the pricipal Liquor Dealers throug: hout the State. ; Dero:1—Mo. 601 Montg umery street, San ranciao. 2! F ap 22—3m ws lost on Spnds ope “ie easy Tha i jess