June 23, 1863 (4 pages)

: & spa Currey stand:nt the hond-of the juriste nt . The ket, —We nced not say that we are Golon sak Ticket as . in. The anton PaPETs . cumaeribed we omit the stete Ticket fur the presee am wrangement will be made by ihe ity ticket is nominsted by whi¢ for the names of the State we shall have room form Meanwhile all ue Lare SvaTe Cosvention —The regult of the late State cenvention is before the people, for their verdict, Of the ticket we sball svy, that it 1s composed of men of excellent character, and ovly tuleratle ubilie Hes. We make on exception so far rate Supreme Court ia ecnerrned. The Judicial part of the ticket could not-have been much improved by any change. Shafter, Sawyer the const. It was a happy circumstance that such a conventivn ‘as that recently ase . . sembled at Sacramento put those three men upon the judica! ticket. Bod as many of the delegates were; disposed as thay were to trade and tenffic, they wete yet not so aban. doned as to reject for pelf or any other sort ef consideration the best begul minds of the ‘State, when they cnme to name candidates for Supreme Judges. Io other respects the convention was not 60 just of so fortunate. For the pulitical offices, fair men have been chosen, but not one of marked abilities, unless we except the candidate for Attorney General, who, though avery young man, is clained by his friends to bea gentleman of great promise. As stumpers, probably Higby and Cele will be able to do some service with McCullough, but there ie nota man on. the ticket who ean speak for the masses like Sargent, Pix" ley, Weeks or Stanford. We shail see it when they come to muke the canvass of the There is a great moral to be derived from the late convention—a moral that a portion of the party aces, feels and appreciates sorely. It was expected that in consideration of the sudden movement of the supporters of . Phelps to the side of Connese Inst winter, thatsuch suppotters would be “taken care of,” to use the expression of one of the Phelpalenders. The result shows that puls iticians will not do to tie to at all. Thus, for instance, our friend Chellis, after all his pertinacity for Phelps and acquiescence in the transfer to Conhess, had but a peor show when a Conness Deinocrat came against him for Lieut. Governor, Parks, of Sutter found himself in the same awful fix when he wantoda nomination for Congress. The erudite and eloquent Shatnon of Plumas was too many for him, slinply because Conness wanted it se. : ge: Then there was the supple Nixon of Sa to—one of the old guard,” as eur friend Pixley would aay. He had s'ood the ‘brunt of rotten egge and contumely in days _ agonoe. He had beena staunch friend to Phelps, but went, over to Connese last wine ter, all the time, professing to be a great friend to the man his city wae most indebted to, but to whom he never gave a vote though he prowieed faithfully enough to doao. He was nowhere when pitted agninet Redding who justified the rotten egg argament of the past, and who had been one of the groome~. men of John Connvees in the Senator al race. Caleb’ T. Fay, ond our friend Perkins met with asimilar fate. They, too, were of the “old guird” but who went to the embraces of the nut distributor and were punish« ed. Frank Fargo, too, fell like a log for bes ao and everywhere in the Senato~ ria : contest. Our friend Avery of the Appeal, who evdeared himself to Coan‘ss by complimentary notioes that kith-d Sargent, was swapped of by ede leastion from the county of Yuba -and by San Francisco, becnuse Low must have the votes of San Joaquin. But we can't begin to tell the beauties of the late State convention. Suffice it to say, that there is little inita action to make us sore-headed at all. The only men in the . party who can afford to growl, and that in georet, are the Phelps men who went over to Conuess, last winter with the expectation of beitig taken care of.” The lamb obtained the protection of the vulture; and how bitterly everybody bewails the fate of the an--imal. that by good luck might nave gi.wa to become a sherp! ae, ti Hon. A. A. Sargent delivers an ora~ ~ -tiomat Michigan Bluff gn.the 4th of July. Favors.+We are indebted to Stratman & Co. for a who bundle of Eastern magazines and pictorials for which erprising news dealers have our Cautronyta.—The clipon from . WaT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.—From the . rewarks of well infurmed citizens from all . parts of the Biante, whom we conversed with had our towuemun, Mr, Sargent, allowed his ‘. name to be used 46 4 eandidate for Goyetoer. two months before the convention assembled at Sacramento, he could not bave been bextfens” We wry farther, thot wo O16” feed” go tur to be convineed that enca is the fact.— Why, then, did he not suff-r himself to ben candidate in time, and why did he allow hia HWie'to'be used in” the convention at all: when he must do so with grent uneqrtainty? We know enough of the facts to anawer these questions. Inthe first place, as we hive iu formet articles stated. Mr. Surgeatdid not desite to become a candidate for any pesitum. Phat of iterl held him back from the coutest. But Stanford was a vanlidnte for Governor, and he had been friendly to Mr. Sargent’s election to the Senate list winter, That -wasenough. Sargent utterly retuged, though pressed by letters fom all quarters, to become a candidate in opposition toa Triend who had proved atriend on an ex!raordi: ary ocension. He was determined that no one should reproach tim with ingratitude in the gubernatorial contest. All men will appreeinte and honer bia attitude, ‘The vote of Nevada county was not given to Sar‘gent in the spirit of opposition te Gov. Stanford. Why did Mr. Sargent allow his name to be used ut Sacramento? There was a reapeefable element in the convention thag did not want to vote for the instruments of John Conness, and they wanted a. candidate. — Woes it the duty «f any good citizen, bower: er iinpolitie it might be to. become a candi» date, to refuse the wishes of that element? Mere politicians might object, but any reapectable body of men has a right to use any man's name for positions of public trust and honor, But, there were other reasons influencial with politicians. Mr. Sargent had pledged to him at one time as many as 131 votes, or within five of a nomination. The friendly feeling « xhibited by delegations that made no pledges, and the op‘uion thyt prevuiled that only a little time was needed to cunvass the delegations to find enough votes hie friewds to insist on his going befur+ the convention, with the acquiescence of Gov. Stanford, as a candidate. But his vote was materially reduced by trades of various kinds Thus, the San Franciseo delegation purchased with twenty-five of their votes for State Printer. the nine votes of San Joas quin for Low. This is but one instance uf . A Pic the faithlessness of delegstes. In thie way twenty-six Sargent votes were obtained for Low. Aa no attempt waa made to offeet this work by counter trading. Sargent’s vote was reduced to 105. While the voting was going -on, some delegates favorable to Sargent, seeing the inevitable result, voted tor Low, teducing Sargent’s vote to 93, when the result was declared. It_will be seen thot, looked upon in ® fair light, the position of Mr. Sargent was all along honorable to himself aud considerate tu his friends. To those who like to think well of human nature there was mucha the futhlessness of delegntes that was ir concerned, Mr. Sargent ia satisfied, as it accords with bis tuate tor private life. Districr Jupeesup.—The delegates frown Placer county ta the Union State convention were not expressly authorized by the Placer county convention -to nominate a candidate for Judge of the 13th Judicial District, but they agreed with the dele~ gates from this county upon the nomination of the Hen. T. B. McFarland the present incumbent, subject to the approval of the Placer Central Committee, There is no_other candidate for the nomi~ nation from cither county; and as Placer county hae already nommated her county ticket, her central committee’ will, in ail epee, tuttly the nomination of Judge ¢Faflaud without the formality of calling another county convention expressly for that perpeée, Toe nomination, however, . will not-be formally anvounced until the Central Committee ot t bas acted in the premisea, ; Rac&.—An advertisement of races ‘over the Glenbrook race-track for the 4th of five day's sport is provided for. ~eitine FourTa or Jvzy Baut.—L. B Avstin is making extensive preparations for a Séial Ball; to come off at Selby Flat, on Saturs day evening, July 4th. tous to nominate Sargent, was an inducement for . tae ting and annoying, but s far as the resultis . July caine in tuo late fur insertion in to~day's ‘ issue: We shall publish it to-morrow. A. “? Usiveasiry or THe Pacivic.—This in, stilutwn of learuing, located at Santa Clara, was founded in 1852, and held its fifth anneal commencement-exercises on Thursday the, J1th inst. Daring the week previous all the classes in both depattnents were examined publicly, giving generally satiefactury evie d-nee of progress and proficiency in sebolar‘ship. O71 Weduesday afternoon, the 10th, . the young ludies of the female departibent, g ve ther?) anual exhibition, conatating? of ; music, eseaye,ete. Mies Rhoda E. White, having completed the regular course of stuly received: the degree uf Mistress of Science. Ov Thursday two young mrh, R.M. Widney of Santa Clara, and Grunnsitip: As Leayitt were gradusted in due. form, ;. The.coius 4 mencement exercises throughout were high» ly sutisfactory and interesting—closing on Thursday evening with a lesed at the residetice of the President. The institution un~ der the oanagem ot of President Binvister nesisted by an able faculty, is in a prosper ve ses sf sig per! . the : faeihties tora thurough eduestion on this const. The pe xt terin will commence un the 24th of July. > GT he Placervitic News\is eulogistic of the dug-wny by that place to Virguiia city. That's right; spenk well of the dead, always. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXC4ASu2~ Broad Street, Nevada, GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. : ~ June, 20, 1863. A B Dibble Grasse Val J_A Smith Washingtn & Sweerman do DB Johnsun dv Thos Fini > i Fy Ca ter ¢ a On lo a: ter ca d Gallawas, do. J Raslend ae 4 MePimdugh = do T Putterson do TN Pagne. do w e beer Creek € € townsend do it P Swe. tland Sweet N Byrne Jr do B Taylor Kanch J K tyrne do GD McClain Grass V 8 D Leavitt do FP Seatgenery PV H Davis do J Bowers Umegs J Newman do Mise kK Jennings Cit N N Wooster Virg’ci EK © Tompkins B V J Reng } io J Marrett Humbug ii C «mer do. . Geu JanCollins Cnerk H Metallum do} =M Yastman Campton H B Crandelj do JC Warrain Timtuctoo JS MeNeynolds do 3 W Burd do Ht W Baell Bear River N Baker Rock Creek FC Tilton do i Peause do Jim MoNally R @ + og A Gardiner jo EJ k do JA Little Washoe City Gws do NM WadeSan Francis A Tucker do E Bieomengale J Derham do JA Landers Virgin C JK Jones do J B Kehoe Downieve Dr Young SanJuan ~~ ine 21, 1863. C N Felton San Fran I M Ander-on Viry city Geo Boruing do — Grant tarael do T WColburn © do 1} Mel.aughlin Rock er Mrs Tyle co =688 D Hough H Tru OF We G Macel > 4 TL Nicholson do P Clyne SB Webber Selby Flat J Weaver do Jt Bumgardiner do H Kehoe do BC Aleort Grass Val A I ison — Fy mee Nevada mpkins Marys venport vree do 1A Williamson Wash J W . ieldin «oO JC Palmer San Fran J H Fowler Grass Val L Peterson Moores F L P StClair do CJustiee Bear Kiver B.C Alcott do IHA Washoe KG Campton “do JC Chak Virginia city 8 W Hullhouse C Hill , SOCIAL BALL. A Grand Social Ball will be givé en at the Austin House, Selby Flat, by Mr. & MRS. L, B. AUSTIN, On Saturday Ev’g July 4. Committee of Invitation. Selby Fiat. W Caldwell, J. D. Saltgaver, Nevada. Brush Creek Wm. Townsend. Rock Creek P. Prousel J. Griffith. Blue Tent. EB. A. Rouston, P C. Frick. K. D. Dean. Wm. Laforce. J. Hall, T. B. Staley. M. B. Rice, N. Smith, J. R. Griffiths, J. Kiifer. hy nape 9 eg! SALE —Whereas on the Sth day of June 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Viatriet Court of the i4th Judicial Diatrict of the State of California, in and fur the county of Nevada, Siees W.O’Donnelt and in fuvorof Bradley & Charles for the sum of Sixtcen Hundred & si <ty three dollars, prineirate of 13¢ per cent per month from the rendition . of judgment until paid, together with all coats of suit. And whereas, on the said ath day Of June, A. D. 1863. it was ordered and decreed by the said that the mort act forth in plaintiff's compla nt be forec! » and the therein bed to-wit :—~All of the andiv three fifths of the certain 2 mines of lodes and mill premises described as follows, to wit: The quartz vie. known as the Hibernia Cos. Also the the known as the Crannail Also ihe quartz ledge known as the Gold No.2 Also the yap ledge kat-wn as the iso the quarts kwown as the O'Docuti lead. Also the tliree fiftes of that cer tain quartz mill, «ituate and being on Gold Flat, ‘and county, ia the vicinity o Wentworth’s saw mill and known and designaas the . Of the Hibernia Co:, and all of said de a lodes or ledges. besituate in or near Gold Fiat, Nevada townand county, State of California, and being known respective names above desigtheetor a to the payment of call came of Notice ce is hereby given that I will expose to the above described , roverty to the hours of a +P. M. wider day of June A . einity are . . aa es ———— = : sale, apt0 POLITICAL. — Ss ARNE A FOR SHERIFF .~. 2 a ‘ aa N announces him~ ory re-elerfi n _ evedla eoun 3 Gounty Gubvelitien. 7 SAAC WILLIAMSON himself apa for the office of Sheriff of this eounty—subject to the decision of the Union Couvention FOR TREASURER. 1 ©. DAVENPORT, announces himself L @ a8 a candidate ior the offiee of County Trvasa pag to the decision of the Union Con vention. ca ; Central Pac:fic MB. BM. Co. bet Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Central Pacifie Railroad Com: any of Cali ornia. for the pu of electing Nine Directors to serve as Directors foa the ensu ing year, will be held at the ( fice of the Compont: in the city.of Sacramento, on Tuesday, Jualv Fourte 3663,’ AtixiS BAILEY, See’y C. P. &. K. Co of California. A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. .-. Kidd’s Bui » corner of » Broad and Pine strects—Nevada 723 Geo. W. Yant, Attorney and Counselor at Law,—} ¥FiC&— In Kidd’s Building. corner of \/ Brvad & Pine streets, Nevada city, 523 THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unturpassed for its Healthy and Manufactured by P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada city. Cal. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board. HOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD ST .---NEVADA. aw # PIE NAMUR, Proprictor. Board per Week, do do * Breakfast with wime,..ses0. . Dinner, du Ge sasecd< prtccedeee LOO Single Meals,.. Oddus 06 veese eee 50 On hand, the very best Wime and Liquor Brends, Mr. P Namur, very well uainted with all the markets and mvrchants of Sacramento and San Francisco hasa better opportunity to supply his tabie with ali the delicacies those markets ‘ad, than any one else in the mouutains, and hopes hia endeavors will procure him a share of the public patronage. Cointortable Booms furnished tor travelers, : WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! ra » AUGUSTIN ISOARD, ~Proprietor. Two doora above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada. _ T WOULD call attention to the tact that 1 have on hand a large assortment of ‘the’ fir-t quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy, Gin Wines, ! bcd ‘ : ordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, m this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for AUGUSTIN IDsOARD. 2 REMOVAL. Simon Rosenthal Has removed to No. 30 Commereial Street,Whiere he has on hand the BEST ASSORTMENT OF FOREICN AND DOMESTIC Cloaks, Bonnets, = Hats, &ec. &e. Gesliemena’ ‘Wuestn Good Alsoa large stock of gt before DRY COODs, a a # Ambrotypes, Photographs, Eto. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No, £8, Pine Street, over the ~ United States Bakery, Nevada, to take Large Photographs, And Pastil Colors or Flain, ; Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, . Photographic Views, Etc., mess ae with prepared MPURE RA nay Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES ‘en are os well ahem in cloway ‘tx in chenr weather. CH. FEKRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. 5 A Fine Residence for fale! THE fine, larye and new residenee of Dr. H. Humt, on Aristecracy Hill in this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, 4ec. and the residence itseif is one of the most commodious character supplied with every convenience. Apply to the owner or at tpence & Wickes’ Store. tiroad Street. Nevada. April 5th, 180. Brond Street Market. ee ‘ALM Xinds of Meat constantly on hand at the above well marmeats pure JAMES AOTICE. Consolidated Gold, #1) ver and Copper Mining Com p.ny. ping oe gnenty of ed mh27 COLLEY. OTICE ts hereby given thet an assesemen’ of two doilara Sing per share (0 cts per foot,)» this day levied by the Trustees f the e@ company. payrbie forwith at the Office of theSecretary. ik F. SERNCE, ada, Secretary. Nev Sth, 18¢3, ‘TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORING & M’CONAHAY, HO have removed to No. 37, Broad St, WwW (the old Post Office roem,) where they have a fine assortment of : . Clocks, Watches, _ Gold Pens, Plated Ware, AND JEWELRYGoods ranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, atohes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give pcricct satisiaction Nevada, April 2uth NEVADA FRUIT STORE. So und has opened a Fruit store Opposite the National Exchange faote’, on Broad street, und made arrangements with reliable parties for a cvnstant suppy Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on band and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Hn. J. CLARK. N. B.—On hand a ot supply of FEREWORKS of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf FOR SALE. At Lake City--.Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers Building, used for a G Store and residence, together wi a lot and stable. The building good size and situated in the best part of the town—op posite the place of Hen Arnold. Any one wishing:to er ge in bus ness in this section of county wit! do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire ofO E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s. on “Broad street, Nevada. : je2 tf PRIVATE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. Iss EB. JOHNSON, would uli ly inform the parents of Nevada City and Vicinity, that. she will open a aE . Private School, on Monday, June ist in the Schoot Room formerly eccupied by W. E. om at b brea: of Broad Seca erms: 0 tion -From 09 to $5 00 NATIONAL BATHS AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Nevada. . known ket, and for sule in quantities to + suit purchasers. Meats delivered mn pa ey tree vf charge. Prices" aecor-archased at this establishment warfor vale cheap her isof The Ne TUESDAY’ THe Bi evening las! ers. Jamiae perevnse we by a: mateh nd EatonMr. Jamise lose, and . is opponet Next in “gime at 30 “Mons. Mite wn, by 13. After an Wamison ge ards by e) ifficult ah: atween Mr. “Ahe former The first g: 2 who proves * At the sotic ved atiother our worth: cellent sha confidence > by Mr. Ja Cann es himee! County Ti cra d dy the He This is th country « Grin __, to deliver Ath of Jul EastTe > ed para ‘ ring to ie Nee Alb Orleans: some gua "were wut ces have _ tercept t : Gover: tion, .call march in borer. body of I Ridge. . ton, and inthe §& Royal 1 Laets © and inju _ ‘Vieks > ate quit nothing . tothe q — on hand _ there w cines an # writing ___ senger . brings t emy hat encount feated tl Gene on Thu . Long ' burg,a -. Blosum ____ Gene reached Nothing that tin

: & spa Currey stand:nt the hond-of the juriste nt . The ket, —We nced not say that we are Golon sak Ticket as . in. The anton PaPETs . cumaeribed we omit the stete Ticket fur the presee am wrangement will be made by ihe ity ticket is nominsted by whi¢ for the names of the State we shall have room form Meanwhile all ue Lare SvaTe Cosvention —The regult of the late State cenvention is before the people, for their verdict, Of the ticket we sball svy, that it 1s composed of men of excellent character, and ovly tuleratle ubilie Hes. We make on exception so far rate Supreme Court ia ecnerrned. The Judicial part of the ticket could not-have been much improved by any change. Shafter, Sawyer the const. It was a happy circumstance that such a conventivn ‘as that recently ase . . sembled at Sacramento put those three men upon the judica! ticket. Bod as many of the delegates were; disposed as thay were to trade and tenffic, they wete yet not so aban. doned as to reject for pelf or any other sort ef consideration the best begul minds of the ‘State, when they cnme to name candidates for Supreme Judges. Io other respects the convention was not 60 just of so fortunate. For the pulitical offices, fair men have been chosen, but not one of marked abilities, unless we except the candidate for Attorney General, who, though avery young man, is clained by his friends to bea gentleman of great promise. As stumpers, probably Higby and Cele will be able to do some service with McCullough, but there ie nota man on. the ticket who ean speak for the masses like Sargent, Pix" ley, Weeks or Stanford. We shail see it when they come to muke the canvass of the There is a great moral to be derived from the late convention—a moral that a portion of the party aces, feels and appreciates sorely. It was expected that in consideration of the sudden movement of the supporters of . Phelps to the side of Connese Inst winter, thatsuch suppotters would be “taken care of,” to use the expression of one of the Phelpalenders. The result shows that puls iticians will not do to tie to at all. Thus, for instance, our friend Chellis, after all his pertinacity for Phelps and acquiescence in the transfer to Conhess, had but a peor show when a Conness Deinocrat came against him for Lieut. Governor, Parks, of Sutter found himself in the same awful fix when he wantoda nomination for Congress. The erudite and eloquent Shatnon of Plumas was too many for him, slinply because Conness wanted it se. : ge: Then there was the supple Nixon of Sa to—one of the old guard,” as eur friend Pixley would aay. He had s'ood the ‘brunt of rotten egge and contumely in days _ agonoe. He had beena staunch friend to Phelps, but went, over to Connese last wine ter, all the time, professing to be a great friend to the man his city wae most indebted to, but to whom he never gave a vote though he prowieed faithfully enough to doao. He was nowhere when pitted agninet Redding who justified the rotten egg argament of the past, and who had been one of the groome~. men of John Connvees in the Senator al race. Caleb’ T. Fay, ond our friend Perkins met with asimilar fate. They, too, were of the “old guird” but who went to the embraces of the nut distributor and were punish« ed. Frank Fargo, too, fell like a log for bes ao and everywhere in the Senato~ ria : contest. Our friend Avery of the Appeal, who evdeared himself to Coan‘ss by complimentary notioes that kith-d Sargent, was swapped of by ede leastion from the county of Yuba -and by San Francisco, becnuse Low must have the votes of San Joaquin. But we can't begin to tell the beauties of the late State convention. Suffice it to say, that there is little inita action to make us sore-headed at all. The only men in the . party who can afford to growl, and that in georet, are the Phelps men who went over to Conuess, last winter with the expectation of beitig taken care of.” The lamb obtained the protection of the vulture; and how bitterly everybody bewails the fate of the an--imal. that by good luck might nave gi.wa to become a sherp! ae, ti Hon. A. A. Sargent delivers an ora~ ~ -tiomat Michigan Bluff gn.the 4th of July. Favors.+We are indebted to Stratman & Co. for a who bundle of Eastern magazines and pictorials for which erprising news dealers have our Cautronyta.—The clipon from . WaT MIGHT HAVE BEEN.—From the . rewarks of well infurmed citizens from all . parts of the Biante, whom we conversed with had our towuemun, Mr, Sargent, allowed his ‘. name to be used 46 4 eandidate for Goyetoer. two months before the convention assembled at Sacramento, he could not bave been bextfens” We wry farther, thot wo O16” feed” go tur to be convineed that enca is the fact.— Why, then, did he not suff-r himself to ben candidate in time, and why did he allow hia HWie'to'be used in” the convention at all: when he must do so with grent uneqrtainty? We know enough of the facts to anawer these questions. Inthe first place, as we hive iu formet articles stated. Mr. Surgeatdid not desite to become a candidate for any pesitum. Phat of iterl held him back from the coutest. But Stanford was a vanlidnte for Governor, and he had been friendly to Mr. Sargent’s election to the Senate list winter, That -wasenough. Sargent utterly retuged, though pressed by letters fom all quarters, to become a candidate in opposition toa Triend who had proved atriend on an ex!raordi: ary ocension. He was determined that no one should reproach tim with ingratitude in the gubernatorial contest. All men will appreeinte and honer bia attitude, ‘The vote of Nevada county was not given to Sar‘gent in the spirit of opposition te Gov. Stanford. Why did Mr. Sargent allow his name to be used ut Sacramento? There was a reapeefable element in the convention thag did not want to vote for the instruments of John Conness, and they wanted a. candidate. — Woes it the duty «f any good citizen, bower: er iinpolitie it might be to. become a candi» date, to refuse the wishes of that element? Mere politicians might object, but any reapectable body of men has a right to use any man's name for positions of public trust and honor, But, there were other reasons influencial with politicians. Mr. Sargent had pledged to him at one time as many as 131 votes, or within five of a nomination. The friendly feeling « xhibited by delegations that made no pledges, and the op‘uion thyt prevuiled that only a little time was needed to cunvass the delegations to find enough votes hie friewds to insist on his going befur+ the convention, with the acquiescence of Gov. Stanford, as a candidate. But his vote was materially reduced by trades of various kinds Thus, the San Franciseo delegation purchased with twenty-five of their votes for State Printer. the nine votes of San Joas quin for Low. This is but one instance uf . A Pic the faithlessness of delegstes. In thie way twenty-six Sargent votes were obtained for Low. Aa no attempt waa made to offeet this work by counter trading. Sargent’s vote was reduced to 105. While the voting was going -on, some delegates favorable to Sargent, seeing the inevitable result, voted tor Low, teducing Sargent’s vote to 93, when the result was declared. It_will be seen thot, looked upon in ® fair light, the position of Mr. Sargent was all along honorable to himself aud considerate tu his friends. To those who like to think well of human nature there was mucha the futhlessness of delegntes that was ir concerned, Mr. Sargent ia satisfied, as it accords with bis tuate tor private life. Districr Jupeesup.—The delegates frown Placer county ta the Union State convention were not expressly authorized by the Placer county convention -to nominate a candidate for Judge of the 13th Judicial District, but they agreed with the dele~ gates from this county upon the nomination of the Hen. T. B. McFarland the present incumbent, subject to the approval of the Placer Central Committee, There is no_other candidate for the nomi~ nation from cither county; and as Placer county hae already nommated her county ticket, her central committee’ will, in ail epee, tuttly the nomination of Judge ¢Faflaud without the formality of calling another county convention expressly for that perpeée, Toe nomination, however, . will not-be formally anvounced until the Central Committee ot t bas acted in the premisea, ; Rac&.—An advertisement of races ‘over the Glenbrook race-track for the 4th of five day's sport is provided for. ~eitine FourTa or Jvzy Baut.—L. B Avstin is making extensive preparations for a Séial Ball; to come off at Selby Flat, on Saturs day evening, July 4th. tous to nominate Sargent, was an inducement for . tae ting and annoying, but s far as the resultis . July caine in tuo late fur insertion in to~day's ‘ issue: We shall publish it to-morrow. A. “? Usiveasiry or THe Pacivic.—This in, stilutwn of learuing, located at Santa Clara, was founded in 1852, and held its fifth anneal commencement-exercises on Thursday the, J1th inst. Daring the week previous all the classes in both depattnents were examined publicly, giving generally satiefactury evie d-nee of progress and proficiency in sebolar‘ship. O71 Weduesday afternoon, the 10th, . the young ludies of the female departibent, g ve ther?) anual exhibition, conatating? of ; music, eseaye,ete. Mies Rhoda E. White, having completed the regular course of stuly received: the degree uf Mistress of Science. Ov Thursday two young mrh, R.M. Widney of Santa Clara, and Grunnsitip: As Leayitt were gradusted in due. form, ;. The.coius 4 mencement exercises throughout were high» ly sutisfactory and interesting—closing on Thursday evening with a lesed at the residetice of the President. The institution un~ der the oanagem ot of President Binvister nesisted by an able faculty, is in a prosper ve ses sf sig per! . the : faeihties tora thurough eduestion on this const. The pe xt terin will commence un the 24th of July. > GT he Placervitic News\is eulogistic of the dug-wny by that place to Virguiia city. That's right; spenk well of the dead, always. ARRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXC4ASu2~ Broad Street, Nevada, GEORGE R. LANCASTER, Prop’r. : ~ June, 20, 1863. A B Dibble Grasse Val J_A Smith Washingtn & Sweerman do DB Johnsun dv Thos Fini > i Fy Ca ter ¢ a On lo a: ter ca d Gallawas, do.. J Raslend ae 4 MePimdugh = do T Putterson do TN Pagne. do w e beer Creek € € townsend do it P Swe. tland Sweet N Byrne Jr do B Taylor Kanch J K tyrne do GD McClain Grass V 8 D Leavitt do FP Seatgenery PV H Davis do J Bowers Umegs J Newman do Mise kK Jennings Cit N N Wooster Virg’ci EK © Tompkins B V J Reng } io J Marrett Humbug ii C «mer do. . Geu JanCollins Cnerk H Metallum do} =M Yastman Campton H B Crandelj do JC Warrain Timtuctoo JS MeNeynolds do 3 W Burd do Ht W Baell Bear River N Baker Rock Creek FC Tilton do i Peause do Jim MoNally R @ + og A Gardiner jo EJ k do JA Little Washoe City Gws do NM WadeSan Francis A Tucker do E Bieomengale J Derham do JA Landers Virgin C JK Jones do J B Kehoe Downieve Dr Young SanJuan ~~ ine 21, 1863. C N Felton San Fran I M Ander-on Viry city Geo Boruing do — Grant tarael do T WColburn © do 1} Mel.aughlin Rock er Mrs Tyle co =688 D Hough H Tru OF We G Macel > 4 TL Nicholson do P Clyne SB Webber Selby Flat J Weaver do Jt Bumgardiner do H Kehoe do BC Aleort Grass Val A I ison — Fy mee Nevada mpkins Marys venport vree do 1A Williamson Wash J W . ieldin «oO JC Palmer San Fran J H Fowler Grass Val L Peterson Moores F L P StClair do CJustiee Bear Kiver B.C Alcott do IHA Washoe KG Campton “do JC Chak Virginia city 8 W Hullhouse C Hill , SOCIAL BALL. A Grand Social Ball will be givé en at the Austin House, Selby Flat, by Mr. & MRS. L, B. AUSTIN, On Saturday Ev’g July 4. Committee of Invitation. Selby Fiat. W Caldwell, J. D. Saltgaver, Nevada. Brush Creek Wm. Townsend. Rock Creek P. Prousel J. Griffith. Blue Tent. EB. A. Rouston, P C. Frick. K. D. Dean. Wm. Laforce. J. Hall, T. B. Staley. M. B. Rice, N. Smith, J. R. Griffiths, J. Kiifer. hy nape 9 eg! SALE —Whereas on the Sth day of June 1863, a final judgment and decree was rendered in the Viatriet Court of the i4th Judicial Diatrict of the State of California, in and fur the county of Nevada, Siees W.O’Donnelt and in fuvorof Bradley & Charles for the sum of Sixtcen Hundred & si <ty three dollars, prineirate of 13¢ per cent per month from the rendition . of judgment until paid, together with all coats of suit. And whereas, on the said ath

day Of June, A. D. 1863. it was ordered and decreed by the said that the mort act forth in plaintiff's compla nt be forec! » and the therein bed to-wit :—~All of the andiv three fifths of the certain 2 mines of lodes and mill premises described as follows, to wit: The quartz vie. known as the Hibernia Cos. Also the the known as the Crannail Also ihe quartz ledge known as the Gold No.2 Also the yap ledge kat-wn as the iso the quarts kwown as the O'Docuti lead. Also the tliree fiftes of that cer tain quartz mill, «ituate and being on Gold Flat, ‘and county, ia the vicinity o Wentworth’s saw mill and known and designaas the . Of the Hibernia Co:, and all of said de a lodes or ledges. besituate in or near Gold Fiat, Nevada townand county, State of California, and being known respective names above desigtheetor a to the payment of call came of Notice ce is hereby given that I will expose to the above described , roverty to the hours of a +P. M. wider day of June A . einity are . . aa es ———— = : sale, apt0 POLITICAL. — Ss ARNE A FOR SHERIFF .~. 2 a ‘ aa N announces him~ ory re-elerfi n _ evedla eoun 3 Gounty Gubvelitien. 7 SAAC WILLIAMSON himself apa for the office of Sheriff of this eounty—subject to the decision of the Union Couvention FOR TREASURER. 1 ©. DAVENPORT, announces himself L @ a8 a candidate ior the offiee of County Trvasa pag to the decision of the Union Con vention. ca ; Central Pac:fic MB. BM. Co. bet Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Central Pacifie Railroad Com: any of Cali ornia. for the pu of electing Nine Directors to serve as Directors foa the ensu ing year, will be held at the ( fice of the Compont: in the city.of Sacramento, on Tuesday, Jualv Fourte 3663,’ AtixiS BAILEY, See’y C. P. &. K. Co of California. A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. .-. Kidd’s Bui » corner of » Broad and Pine strects—Nevada 723 Geo. W. Yant, Attorney and Counselor at Law,—} ¥FiC&— In Kidd’s Building. corner of \/ Brvad & Pine streets, Nevada city, 523 THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unturpassed for its Healthy and Manufactured by P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada city. Cal. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board. HOTEL DE PARIS, NO. 77 BROAD ST .---NEVADA. aw # PIE NAMUR, Proprictor. Board per Week, do do * Breakfast with wime,...ses0. . Dinner, du Ge sasecd< prtccedeee LOO Single Meals,... Oddus 06 veese eee 50 On hand, the very best Wime and Liquor Brends, Mr. P Namur, very well uainted with all the markets and mvrchants of Sacramento and San Francisco hasa better opportunity to supply his tabie with ali the delicacies those markets ‘ad, than any one else in the mouutains, and hopes hia endeavors will procure him a share of the public patronage. Cointortable Booms furnished tor travelers, : WINE AND LIQUOR STORE! ra » AUGUSTIN ISOARD, ~Proprietor. Two doora above Weaver & Co’s Store, Broad street, Nevada. _ T WOULD call attention to the tact that 1 have on hand a large assortment of ‘the’ fir-t quality of Liquors, consisting of Brandy, Gin Wines, ! bcd ‘ : ordials, &c. Also, a few gallons of Wine manufactured from the Grape by myself, m this city — None but the best of Liquors offered for AUGUSTIN IDsOARD. 2 REMOVAL. Simon Rosenthal Has removed to No. 30 Commereial Street,Whiere he has on hand the BEST ASSORTMENT OF FOREICN AND DOMESTIC Cloaks, Bonnets, = Hats, &ec. &e. Gesliemena’ ‘Wuestn Good Alsoa large stock of gt before DRY COODs, a a # Ambrotypes, Photographs, Eto. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No, £8, Pine Street, over the ~ United States Bakery, Nevada, to take Large Photographs, And Pastil Colors or Flain, ; Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, . Photographic Views, Etc., mess ae with prepared MPURE RA nay Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES ‘en are os well ahem in cloway ‘tx in chenr weather. CH. FEKRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th, 1863. 5 A Fine Residence for fale! THE fine, larye and new residenee of Dr. H. Humt, on Aristecracy Hill in this city is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The grounds are ample and cultivated, set with trees. shrubs, 4ec. and the residence itseif is one of the most commodious character supplied with every convenience. Apply to the owner or at tpence & Wickes’ Store. tiroad Street. Nevada. April 5th, 180. Brond Street Market. ee ‘ALM Xinds of Meat constantly on hand at the above well marmeats pure JAMES AOTICE. Consolidated Gold, #1) ver and Copper Mining Com p.ny. ping oe gnenty of ed mh27 COLLEY. OTICE ts hereby given thet an assesemen’ of two doilara Sing per share (0 cts per foot,)» this day levied by the Trustees f the e@ company. payrbie forwith at the Office of theSecretary. ik F. SERNCE, ada, Secretary. Nev Sth, 18¢3, ‘TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY— LORING & M’CONAHAY, HO have removed to No. 37, Broad St, WwW (the old Post Office roem,) where they have a fine assortment of : . Clocks, Watches, _ Gold Pens, Plated Ware, AND JEWELRYGoods ranted to be as represented. California Jewelry manufactured, atohes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give pcricct satisiaction Nevada, April 2uth NEVADA FRUIT STORE. So und has opened a Fruit store Opposite the National Exchange faote’, on Broad street, und made arrangements with reliable parties for a cvnstant suppy Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on band and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. Hn. J. CLARK. N. B.—On hand a ot supply of FEREWORKS of every description, for the eoming 4th of July, may3i tf FOR SALE. At Lake City--.Nevada County. About to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers Building, used for a G Store and residence, together wi a lot and stable. The building good size and situated in the best part of the town—op posite the place of Hen Arnold. Any one wishing:to er ge in bus ness in this section of county wit! do well to call and see for themselves. For further particulars enquire ofO E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s. on “Broad street, Nevada. : je2 tf PRIVATE SCHOOL. FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. Iss EB. JOHNSON, would uli ly inform the parents of Nevada City and Vicinity, that. she will open a aE . Private School, on Monday, June ist in the Schoot Room formerly eccupied by W. E. om at b brea: of Broad Seca erms: 0 tion -From 09 to $5 00 NATIONAL BATHS AND HAIR DRESSING SALOON. Nevada. . known ket, and for sule in quantities to + suit purchasers. Meats delivered mn pa ey tree vf charge. Prices" aecor-archased at this establishment warfor vale cheap her isof The Ne TUESDAY’ THe Bi evening las! ers. 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