June 28, 1862 (4 pages)

ote Staten AUCTION SALE! News rnom Ti easT.—The latest des. BRITISH FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF patches show that Gen, Halleck has com. Camapa.—The London Times of April 26th a long article urging the: adoption of the . pletely eblitérated the revel army of the west, has and is pow engaged in putting the finishing: . Canadian commissioners to entol a force ot work to the affair by taking possession of im100,000 men, composed of volunteers and portant posts in the South-west, and restor‘wilitia, which shall always be svailable for ‘SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 26th, ing order to the distracted country. He ia, the defense of the provinces. ‘The gist of JAMES J. OTT. cr-. NEVADA ASSA¥ OFFICE, @ rancises BARS Saturday July, 12th 1862 ! the premises. also, now able to lend a helping hand to Mcthe article is contained in the closing paraon‘The property is located on both sides of the turnpike road. 134 miles froin Grass Valley and Clellan who appears to need assistance since graph, us follows: 234 miles from Nevada, and occupies sn eligible Journal makes the following sensible remarks Beaur: gird has gone with -part of his army Federal America is in a conquering mood. position, Cash purchase or no sale. 3 D. LEAVITT Auctionerr. to Richnnond. The appearances denote thut The longer this war lasts the more military Grass Valley, June 25th,1862. and offensive she will become. A man may le can never learn ja that 8 the great contest ia going to be on or-wear-. p serve a campaign and go back to-his shop or . anyt @ veer onstrated in, the -Et-bew-hoen-devethe soil ofVirginia. Jackson hus been reine Kastern States, and in all his plow, but a man who has been three years furced a3 well ss Davis. The Confederate 4 soldier is seldum: fit for any other, seldom soldiers are getting scarce in the Valley of able to forego the idle habits and excitement of a soldier's life. It was. some time before aT EF sealthat the construction of railroads and cavale invariably “untreqaeatly double, and not quintriple the wealth of those the Mississippi, but are withdrawn to support the sans-culottes which Napoleon Bonapart localities through which they pass. What ; = led into Ituly were drilled by victory inte the would the great North-west be to-day if it the sinking cause in Virginia. had not been. fav the railroads? What would It seems that McClellan ~has made but litfaithful imperialist army which placed him New York, Pennsylvania, and New England tle progress towards taking Richmond alupon the throne. It will be some time also betore the republican volunteers of to-day be if it wexe net tur their systems of Railroads and ganals? © Yet it is well-known that though fie-has been sitting down before that become, professional soldiers, whose only in’ moat: ivigtances the Original investors in city longer than it took Napoleon to aynihibusiness is war. Yet, if history h-s any les. those works ‘lost nearly their all notwithlate three Austrian armies. Undoubtedly sons worth reading, this must happenuf the standing by ther enterprien the pggregate the rebels are well defended by fortificationsquadrupwen of the community was soon tat the Confederate,.Capital, but it is a mat Ruilter of xurpriso to some that the Commander more ie Calfornia of ‘The great need roads; more avenues of quick and cheap in chief of the Union forces, when we was interland communication. Such works will aware Beauregard contemplated, after the add to the chances for wealth of every map in the State, by increasing thu value of proevacuation of Corinth, joining his forces party, the saurees.of wealth, avenucsof emloyment, and the commerce of the country. ‘may or may not. prove profitable to with those at Richmond, did not nukée.a dash at the city and capture it before it was rein furced by the Corinthians. those who build them; they certainly will The battle reported to have occurred near rove a source of profit to those who do not them. To oppose them 1s evidence of Charleston is knowa to have taken place ons a contracted awd iliberal mind. ly through rebel eources. That they were war. continues. Should this be so, and should federal America become a conquering repub lie, with vassal states and a permanent utilitary orgynization Canada ‘will huverto choore whether she will be a rival oraslave If she would not fall tothe intolerable position of being aslave toa democracy she must bave a strong military organization, and perhaps itmay be prudent not to put off tuo longa regular and busiuess-like preparatiod . . for the exigepey. —_—_—_——S DISASTERS TO THE PRENCH VINTAGE — Accounts from Lower Burgundy of the ef. M R i COIN. SATUR Assayed at San A RETURNS MADE 15 & « few Hours. . iiiciioe Ames ettractia Cc. H. MEYER & CO., . Brick House, 76 Broad Street, More RaiLroavs.—The San Francisco pse Pod nemerou NEVADA. UNION LINE OF STAGES! 1 ing of ea Fine French Brandies, Wines, xeveral gener ally. Stages Company wl], after his Brother Peogp tine, the NEVADA ACADEMY. \ 'PHE Stages of the Union . ie date, run in direct opposition to ‘fires wor W.E. PRESSEY..+..-Primeipai FP PFE acombination of Stages, Kail road and Steamboate. YO. 27 Spring Street, Nevada.—In tie LN room formerly. ocrupied by him. This Schoo! will open on MOWDAY, May®th, 1862 : Mr. P. takes this m: thod of thanking the cits. From Marysville to Grass Valley and Nevada, Alleghanytown and Forest City,and from Marysville to Sacrae mento, . employ. on the p & Wiel haled th ‘On reen saine ph zens of Nev: da and vicinity, for their: past liberal patronege ; and hopes by continued exertion to merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher . English Branches or Latin, TVITION—PER MONTH, For Latin andthe hither Fre. hranches,.$5 Office at Marysville, N. E. corner of 2d and High streeis. and Nevada at the U.S. Hotel, _ Stages leave Nevada office at7 A. M., on Mon days, Wedne-days-and Fridays. We are sound en the Lnion. down ox the Chinamer and ask the aouereg Mer the whites. J 8. McCUE, Agent. Nevada, June 30th, 186. Tue Vor Common English branches...+2.-84 man 3 For Primary Department.. eeeene ee ) W. E. PRESSEY. RAND CELEBRATION ! the Pac as ame Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry —ON, THE— > 4th OF JULY oo AT NEVADA CITY¥! :! wanta t a And Machine Shop, CHine cress 8 YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL) GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe approaching Anniversary of our 3 a handful of heada of the Oregon White Wheat, averaging seven and a half inches, one of which measures eight inches, containing the mountai-s through which the silver reg. to order. Caatings and Machinery of ever) National Independence description. Quarta Machimery conatructes fitted up cor repaired A}} kinds of Buildn Castiigs, Sav, Grist; Walt and Bark Mil, Dro _ 24 whil Mounts The Precession Will form at 9 o'clock a.M., in the following order: a promptly. and at as low rates as any estanlish ment in Savramento er San Francieey—freigh ” eearone tw Col. Forney, charges that Mr. Bu. ; Band, Nevada Cadets, the full possession of his intellect, and dix recta all the movements of thé Breckenridge peat, our section of the State can rank atiead of any other part of the wining region. Still, Democracy in Pensylvania, and that he has there is a lack of the spirit of progress. Our set himself to the work of reorganizing a parPlacer ville is moving furward in the werk of build he intended to make good hig boast that he ing & railroad over a country requiring steepwas ‘the last President of the United or grades and a greater outlay per mile than States.” . arnilroad to Nevada would encounter. StockioiaieenelLeers ton, and San Jose are presaing on in the railce" The Troy times says that Mr. R. L. road business, ns well as other and less sigStuart the celebrated New York sugar refi rebellion. A correspondent saye: -I ain told that General Mitchell hae expressed the opinion that the war most finally be accomplished by the destruction or aboli tion of slivery—that he started out in’ the war with «ther opinions, antagonistic to bis niffcant places iu the State. We alone are her; has made the generous offer to the Trusgreets ones. but that the has beeu compelled, sppareutly stationary. y what-he has secn ond experienced, to teesiof the Sixty-sixth street Church to reHow long is this lethargy to continue 1— The Pacific Railroad Bill has passed and will soon be announced asalaw. A proper interest-on the part of this ¢ection of the State,,we.solemnly believe, woul.l secure to it the ratroad to cross the coutinent. Energy properly dirdeted, we feel sure, would in a build their house of wcrsmp, lately destroyed fow years secure the passage of the cars by ed in San Francisco, five huadred feet of oak by fire, entirely at his own expense. change his views. Thisis but the repetiten of aremarkmade by a frend who spoke, in This all probibility, knowingly on the subject. ; a aie ene THE FIRST. SECESSIONIST.—When Gene CALIFORNIA Host —The. Trustees of eral Greene retired aft r the battle of Eutaw town of Columbia, have purchased for the tothe Santee hills, ki September, 1781, the South Carolinians endeavered to persuade Fire Department of that town, manufactar« the Maryland and V rginia troops to desert in un extruordinary nct of munificence. and go home. At lista tellow named Pim _ New Water Pires in SrocktTun.— tue new discevery ia played out.” New wooden pipes have been . id down in INDIAN TRrovubs.&s.—A private letter in Stockton to convey water for the city water works. forme the Butte Record that great excitement exists nt Forks ef Butte, in consequence of the Indians committing depredations upon miners and settlers, robbing cabins of provisions and clething, committing murders, ete. A party of residents at the Forks of Butte, wentin pursuit of the Indians, and one of the latter waa killed Wy a man named Swith. 4% is said the Indians threaten the total anni. hilatian of the. white cinity, ~ ——— re Tue GReat Wan or ‘res SouTu.—An intelligent correspondent of the Missouri Republtcan, in writing concerning the pre cover d. Latest News.—The Union of yesterof general intelligence and education among retnove a purtion of the vielent and reck esa classea from the State, their places will be ‘most of it of old dates. “There is not room in our columns ‘to republish® all that is imfilled with a better class of citizens , and portant, and we are compelled to refer our ‘reuters to our Sucramente cotewporary.— The wires are now. up, but the operator here aforme us it was impossible to get the news over the line between this place and Sacra ' qento, owing to the line working badly. Ric. Mining ground has’ been sold at Washoe, lately et $4,000 por 8 GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR S Spencer. Youngs . tl DL Caulkine, ‘ity * Alten, do JUNE 27, 1882 ugh ath lL. York Mai Murdock, Gv? JH Andercon, Salmnk 8 &S Chinn, to W Graham B Hiver Mire Brigces, gacramen’oR C Kor will, ct 18 Briggs, do K Morrisson, Take C J Rue: man, Ret Dog S R Wi'son.G V Pond : Music by the Band, ta, Ma cla _ tis ite cac Fainting, Paralysis. extreme Lebility, Neuralgia Call a Juan Journe rornto aul. St C) ronic and inflammatory Rheumation, Tooth' ache. ete. : ede e a ' Watts’ Nervous Antidete’ Tx an effectual remedy for Wakefulneas. [10 seothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Ne: vons Antidote will cure De!i Reading of the Declaration of Independence, Music, ; _Lrinm Tremens, Nervous Trembling, Epilepey. : Oration, Twitching of the Facial Nerves, onvulsions, Benediction, National Salute at Sunrise and Sunset and Ringing of the Bells. A Grand display of penden “‘*Partde by ~ and Pulmonary oomplainte, Watts’ Nervous Amtidote will act upon that state of tbe nervous system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysterics, andis so wonderful in re aithinrooer remature oldage, and correct ing decrepit roughton. by excessive indu} Peta'u dyazett ahd anc astrengihener, purely vegetable and harmlese » ——tt. Aga villa A Placer genee, that nothing buta trial can convinee the FIREWORES ! patient of ite qualities. Itis notan excitant but In the evening. The citizens of Nevada and other counties arecordially invited to assist in the Celebration a firm ates th Rice, Cofliim & Co., Marysville, and C. Brigham, and Edward Hall, San Frencis NHERIFF’S SALE —By virtue of an exico. or sale at retail by all Druggiste. F K ecution to me directed delivered out of -tte} mh June 16th, .s62, Yreka Reaen Dorad Ledge may 2 Expre in and for the county of Nevada, State of Cali Demo and partake of the hospitalities of the city, Pur order of the Committee of Arrangements, CHAS. MAKSH, Marshal of the day. like a skilltul architect Ma Oy by laying fuundatien, and gradually but inecavantly adds ——e and vigor uvtil nothing ie leit unfiaieb ed holesale A gente, Langley, Redington & Ce., Crane & Hon. Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District fornia, bearing dute June Lith a. p., 1862, in favor of John Noyes. and against A. Jacobs, for the sumof Three Hundred, \inety-four and 65-100, Dolhire, (debt,) with interest on the said eum o1 $39) 65, trom the Lith cay ot June, 1862, at the rate of ten per cent per annum toyether with all costs of suit [have levied upon ihe following described property to-wit: That certain set of mining claim or min WILL hereafier run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dog. Chatk Bint. You Bet, Waloupa, Littl York. Liberty Hill. Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Dutéh Flat. Tribu ey Every hcusekeeper experiences how «ilficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact the; to Jasure uniformly light sweet and natriteus bread it ts only necessary to use Redington and all the complaiate special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earnestly recommended by thonr, anda who have wituersed their superior cfheary Ploma —10 which Argus mod § For ‘trie We " Again: triwe v” =hnot the re . 4 Appe Cal ings . the fir A sal flag-s' out pl ing of ’ Thi baye . éhg th af Pe three ES Ee Bhe ps op ra and packages delivered in sueh cases.—Sold by all Draggiats and dealers every where. may 201m minn! N the matter of the Estate of EDWARD Mc LD: L. J. CZAPKAYW'S Private Medica! minu All letters, promptly and safely. GLYNN, deceased. E. B HOPKINSON. The people of the State of Californta—send Greeting : and Surgical lustitute, Sacramento street, below Montyomery, opposite Pacifie Mai) Stcam ship Company’s Office, San Francisco Attest: R.H PARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. June 20th, 1862. munications strictly confidential Permenep? cure Tanterd or RO pay. VCeasultations by letter or otherwise free Address DK. L. J. CLAPKAY, Sap Franciere . Paiag ese nt ctl Bo er eta < eon’s thus: : OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—Sealea there will be a greater respect paid to the 9AM, 3P.M., and 61-3 P.M. proposals will be received by the unders Spermatorrhea, institutions of religion and liberty, and greaed up to the 40th inet , for the constrection a . Making three tripe daily each way. Or local weakness, nervous debility, low apr ter protection to lite and property than has Brick Bail » to be erected on the tot adjoining its, lassitude. weakress of the limbs aad back, hitherto been enjoyed. Oue of the fruits of tS FARE FIFTY CENTS! 4% the National Hotel in Nevada City, in indispositien and incapability for labor and «tedy JAMES DOUGHERTY, Pre . accordance with the plane and m e to dulluess of apprehension, loss of memory. ave? this war must be the renovation uf society in — Grasa Valley, June 25th, i862. be seen at my Office. Said bu to be com#ionto society, love of solitude, timidity. self many partes of the South, and the purifica‘al pleted by the Ist of November next. Proposals @istrust, dizziness, headache painsin the sice. tien of the public mind from the hurtful must state that the Brick used will be extra hard affections of the eyes, pistples on the face, eexua! LOST ! burned. Bonds will be required fer faithfa’ perer other infirmitices in man.are cured by. the prejudices , Which have heretofore kept the casas * Same and Chain ! formance of the contract. The right te reject justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, L: J. people iu ignoranee and crushed the State. e! contains two likencases. hight Czapkay. His method of 1 prized by the owner, but of no value seams any or all bide offered, is ery d reserved. 3 THOMAS P. HAWLEY, new (unkpown te o MADDER colors red. This is the reason aed : of Qustomah Ledge No. 6, i O. eav by'leavin the e edie tahoe a eee RANSCR a ‘why the madder you get the redder you grow. 2 "eres June 19th 1862. Cruz & . disorders thanany other known rm medy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote The Procession will marth through the various = aes OOnss Valley at the following . GUY NN: who ix namettherein as exccutrix. ) diseases pecutiar tothe YW omen and Children. DENer Gs hours for Allison's and Forest cen capear ane contest the same. re Office hours—From SA.%., to® FP. mw. Com Returning, leaves Forest Springs via Alli-. El De Flag. . Famér Hae cured. and will ¢ure, more cases of Nervors Citizens Generally, TAGE LINE 7 A.M,Pei 11 gripA.M. ana4P, M. Denese Watts’ Nervous Antidote Chaplain, Orator and Reader, in dows + ; In pursuanee of an order of this Court duly hatablished in . 6$4, for the Permanept Cure of made avd entered on the 17th day of tune, A. dD. 1942, notice is hereby given that on Monday all Chronic and Private Diseases aud the Suppres J Spencer. Sweetianda T Curtis, Blue Tent the 30th day of June 1862, atl! o'clock A. M. of siva of Quackery. Attending-and Resident Phyietcian, L. J C Dntbey, F Carrol said a at the Court room of this Court, at the H arian RevoloCourt House in this city, has been appointed for Crapkay ,M. D.late in the a a hearing the application of CATHERINE Metionary War ; Chief Physician to the Twentietn GLYNN, praying that a document now on file Reyiment ef Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the When the rebellion churches and tree labor. residents of that vits in this Court, pesportne to be the last willand Military Hospita) of Pecth, Hugvary ; the Jate over a hew epirit will visit thisland. ‘Lhe Wowen Childres, ’ testament of EDWARD MCGLYNN, deceased, Lecturer on Disearea of From Grass Valley to Allison’s Ranch be admitted to probate, and that lettera testaand Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Co> people are bexinning to see that the great lege of Medicine. eae LEAVES the ‘ mentary be isaned tuere _poause of all ther troubles bas been the want ie . to CATHERINE on Mc vailing want in Arkansas, describes the abil. ity which belongs to the whole South more or lees. He saya: The great want of the country is schools, day is full of news them the eeate of war, but the people, and as the rebelhon is likely to feeb Broad Street, Nevada. nae , Powerful aud woader{ul medicine ever «tis Various Civic societies, tanned Califoruia leather hose of the best othy Griffin, seeing sone Marylanders in earHest conversation with an officer, went up & Co’s Veast Powder, In every respec Es description. and openly urged’ them to resist tis author ty. tt exoels all similar preparations every offered to Roa ee ape SALMON River Mings.—A correspondent The wfficer, C pt. MePherson of Marylind, ing groand jovated in «a southerly direcfhe public. See “advertisement in anothbe: POPULATION.—One hundred Chinese fe« of the Portlind Oregonian writes as follows knocked the mutinous South Carolinian down, tion froin the tewn of Humbuy. Nevada county, column. \ A ut from the Salmon river country: After a males bave arrived in Jackson. Ainador counand then had him arrested. The next morning adjoinin§ the clauns ef + tHagelbone & Co.,”’ on west, and known as Jacobs & Co’sdigying« A WORD TO THE AGED.—In the dehe dus tried, found guilty, aud shot immedthe careful examination I find the mines circumty, within the last two months. . together with all fumes, hydrauvlice, cuts, water cline of ‘ile the loss of vital force consequent ately in presence of the whole army. ‘This ways and wafer rights, Hs ston biogevag and imscribed to a emell compass—say five or six provements, thereunto belonging or in any wise upon. physical decay. can only be safely supplied puta stop to “secession.” miles in length and three or four in breadth ; Chinamen of that vicinity appurtaining. by some vivifying preparation which reeruite. have been detectNotice is hereby given that I will expose to such mry chengen ttle in time, but yet I ed in selling liquor the strength and apirite, without entailing the public sale all the above described property to to the Indians, and that Mr, Lixcoun's Latest. — By rpecial the highest bidder, for cash, iu frontof the Court exaurtion which is always the final effect of orcannot discover “ny future indication of minof late the town has oeern infested by drunk. permission of the ** Censor of the Press,” we “House dvor, in Nevada, on TUBSDAY July ing land in the neighberhood. ‘Trae, gold can en Diggers. are allowed to thention that the President, 15th, 1862, between the houra of 9 o'clock, A. M, divary stimnuiants. We tender to the aged, Ur, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. on alighting from his carnage, after hia late ant 4p. M. be found in nearly every quarter you sink af Ae an invigoraut and restorative. immedinte in Giveu under my hand, this 18th day of June, a. Creek excursion, remarked © that it ee prospect hole, but it does not pay. There are N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. CH" Queen Victoria has given, to every Acquia ita beneficial setion and permanent in its effect was all nonaense to sry Virginia wae disflectHill & Hupp, Plaintiffs’ Attys many rimore ef new diggings every day, but servant in her household, a photogra lt tones the stomach, improves the appetite, ph of ae of he had found ita Clay State up to the acts like acharm upon the spirits For dyepeythey are coined for some purpose. Occasion. hereelf and her late huaband, wh,” NEVAD A & DUTCH FLAT aia, oppression after eating, villions chehc, wind taken at the ally a little apet is strack which pays toleratime of their marringe. RXPRESS. cholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous bly well, but suddenly the gold cesses, nod Arrivalsat National ©x change New Arrangemen(—Thro’ Every Day. “head-oche, chilis and fever, tremens, prostration. our doors, ville A AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. § ere Medical Wonder of the Age, The anert 1. Prayer, and justice of destroying Slavery to end the THY WATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, Protection Useok & Ladder Co, No, — One BY ONe THEY ComE.—Gen. Mitch ance wi HEVGH & THOM. Feb 16-tf Nevada Hose Co. No, i. , Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. %. The loss in tha part of the -conntry, has,” therefore, been immense. added. i -vines> the trait trees andthe artifieiah chanan, though seventy years old, is ati!) in ithe grassee promising the most abundant crop. — ORDER OF EXERCISES, ada will pay. In natural advantages, we rom natural advantages avail ua little. Grand Marshal, April the’ frost. had attucked rather reughly some of the most exposed . nds, but ina jong are to be reached. A railroad survey less proportion than wuat teok plice on the to Auburn has shown thore is no impediment following day. On the nightof the 13th the one hundred and = twenty«five well grown to the conetenction of a railway to that place. therinometer fell to five degress below zero, The grade is easy and the expense compargrains. Mr. Jefferds thinks bis field will and the miachief caused by the frost was very considerable. Few vineyards have escaped atively light, while the statistics of the trade average sixty bushels or more to the acre. the disaster, and seme plains are quite devof this section. demonstrate to the satiafacastuted. Vegetation was unusually advaneed, Af measur Spring Street, Nevada is} Phese remarks are peculiarly applicable to rougbly handled is pretty evident from the feets of the Jate frost are very unfavorable will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the Worse Power and Car Whee'«. All orders filled to the ving. The Conststution of Auxerre dav will be an follows : our own population, Our city occupies, by tone of the blustering Charleston press. contains the following: Z corimon consent, ene ofthe most favorable The frost has destroyed a part of the magFine WHeaAtT.—The Visalia Delta says sites in all the mountain regions ofthe State. nificent vine crop with which the country It lies in the eye of the best natural para in that Mr Jeffurds has presented the office with was covered. On the night of the 2th of Ti gee, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Nevada, Jane 6th 1862. w » and . by St secon i time,

ote Staten AUCTION SALE! News rnom Ti easT.—The latest des. BRITISH FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF patches show that Gen, Halleck has com. Camapa.—The London Times of April 26th a long article urging the: adoption of the . pletely eblitérated the revel army of the west, has and is pow engaged in putting the finishing: . Canadian commissioners to entol a force ot work to the affair by taking possession of im100,000 men, composed of volunteers and portant posts in the South-west, and restor‘wilitia, which shall always be svailable for ‘SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 26th, ing order to the distracted country. He ia, the defense of the provinces. ‘The gist of JAMES J. OTT. cr-. NEVADA ASSA¥ OFFICE, @ rancises BARS Saturday July, 12th 1862 ! the premises. also, now able to lend a helping hand to Mcthe article is contained in the closing paraon‘The property is located on both sides of the turnpike road. 134 miles froin Grass Valley and Clellan who appears to need assistance since graph, us follows: 234 miles from Nevada, and occupies sn eligible Journal makes the following sensible remarks Beaur: gird has gone with -part of his army Federal America is in a conquering mood. position, Cash purchase or no sale. 3 D. LEAVITT Auctionerr. to Richnnond. The appearances denote thut The longer this war lasts the more military Grass Valley, June 25th,1862. and offensive she will become. A man may le can never learn ja that 8 the great contest ia going to be on or-wear-. p serve a campaign and go back to-his shop or . anyt @ veer onstrated in, the -Et-bew-hoen-devethe soil ofVirginia. Jackson hus been reine Kastern States, and in all his plow, but a man who has been three years furced a3 well ss Davis. The Confederate 4 soldier is seldum: fit for any other, seldom soldiers are getting scarce in the Valley of able to forego the idle habits and excitement of a soldier's life. It was. some time before aT EF sealthat the construction of railroads and cavale invariably “untreqaeatly double, and not quintriple the wealth of those the Mississippi, but are withdrawn to support the sans-culottes which Napoleon Bonapart localities through which they pass. What ; = led into Ituly were drilled by victory inte the would the great North-west be to-day if it the sinking cause in Virginia. had not been. fav the railroads? What would It seems that McClellan ~has made but litfaithful imperialist army which placed him New York, Pennsylvania, and New England tle progress towards taking Richmond alupon the throne. It will be some time also betore the republican volunteers of to-day be if it wexe net tur their systems of Railroads and ganals? © Yet it is well-known that though fie-has been sitting down before that become, professional soldiers, whose only in’ moat: ivigtances the Original investors in city longer than it took Napoleon to aynihibusiness is war. Yet, if history h-s any les. those works ‘lost nearly their all notwithlate three Austrian armies. Undoubtedly sons worth reading, this must happenuf the standing by ther enterprien the pggregate the rebels are well defended by fortificationsquadrupwen of the community was soon tat the Confederate,.Capital, but it is a mat Ruilter of xurpriso to some that the Commander more ie Calfornia of ‘The great need roads; more avenues of quick and cheap in chief of the Union forces, when we was interland communication. Such works will aware Beauregard contemplated, after the add to the chances for wealth of every map in the State, by increasing thu value of proevacuation of Corinth, joining his forces party, the saurees.of wealth, avenucsof emloyment, and the commerce of the country. ‘may or may not. prove profitable to with those at Richmond, did not nukée.a dash at the city and capture it before it was rein furced by the Corinthians. those who build them; they certainly will The battle reported to have occurred near rove a source of profit to those who do not them. To oppose them 1s evidence of Charleston is knowa to have taken place ons a contracted awd iliberal mind. ly through rebel eources. That they were war. continues. Should this be so, and should federal America become a conquering repub lie, with vassal states and a permanent utilitary orgynization Canada ‘will huverto choore whether she will be a rival oraslave If she would not fall tothe intolerable position of being aslave toa democracy she must bave a strong military organization, and perhaps itmay be prudent not to put off tuo longa regular and busiuess-like preparatiod . . for the exigepey. —_—_—_——S DISASTERS TO THE PRENCH VINTAGE — Accounts from Lower Burgundy of the ef. M R i COIN. SATUR Assayed at San A RETURNS MADE 15 & « few Hours. . iiiciioe Ames ettractia Cc. H. MEYER & CO., . Brick House, 76 Broad Street, More RaiLroavs.—The San Francisco pse Pod nemerou NEVADA. UNION LINE OF STAGES! 1 ing of ea Fine French Brandies, Wines, xeveral gener ally. Stages Company wl], after his Brother Peogp tine, the NEVADA ACADEMY. \ 'PHE Stages of the Union . ie date, run in direct opposition to ‘fires wor W.E. PRESSEY....+...-Primeipai FP PFE acombination of Stages, Kail road and Steamboate. YO. 27 Spring Street, Nevada.—In tie LN room formerly. ocrupied by him. This Schoo! will open on MOWDAY, May®th, 1862 : Mr. P. takes this m: thod of thanking the cits. From Marysville to Grass Valley and Nevada, Alleghanytown and Forest City,and from Marysville to Sacrae mento, . employ. on the p & Wiel haled th ‘On reen saine ph zens of Nev: da and vicinity, for their: past liberal patronege ; and hopes by continued exertion to merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher . English Branches or Latin, TVITION—PER MONTH, For Latin andthe hither Fre. hranches,.$5 Office at Marysville, N. E. corner of 2d and High streeis. and Nevada at the U.S. Hotel, _ Stages leave Nevada office at7 A. M., on Mon days, Wedne-days-and Fridays. We are sound en the Lnion. down ox the Chinamer and ask the aouereg Mer the whites. J 8. McCUE, Agent. Nevada, June 30th, 186. Tue Vor Common English branches.....+2.-84 man 3 For Primary Department.... eeeene ee ) W. E. PRESSEY. RAND CELEBRATION ! the Pac as ame Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry —ON, THE— > 4th OF JULY oo AT NEVADA CITY¥! :! wanta t a And Machine Shop, CHine cress 8 YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL) GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe approaching Anniversary of our 3 a handful of heada of the Oregon White Wheat, averaging seven and a half inches, one of which measures eight inches, containing the mountai-s through which the silver reg. to order. Caatings and Machinery of ever) National Independence description. Quarta Machimery conatructes fitted up cor repaired A}} kinds of Buildn Castiigs, Sav, Grist; Walt and Bark Mil, Dro _ 24 whil Mounts The Precession Will form at 9 o'clock a.M., in the following order: a promptly. and at as low rates as any estanlish ment in Savramento er San Francieey—freigh ” eearone tw Col. Forney, charges that Mr. Bu. ; Band, Nevada Cadets, the full possession of his intellect, and dix recta all the movements of thé Breckenridge peat, our section of the State can rank atiead of any other part of the wining region. Still, Democracy in Pensylvania, and that he has there is a lack of the spirit of progress. Our set himself to the work of reorganizing a parPlacer ville is moving furward in the werk of build he intended to make good hig boast that he ing & railroad over a country requiring steepwas ‘the last President of the United or grades and a greater outlay per mile than States.” . arnilroad to Nevada would encounter. StockioiaieenelLeers ton, and San Jose are presaing on in the railce" The Troy times says that Mr. R. L. road business, ns well as other and less sigStuart the celebrated New York sugar refi rebellion. A correspondent saye: -I ain told that General Mitchell hae expressed the opinion that the war most finally be accomplished by the destruction or aboli tion of slivery—that he started out in’ the war with «ther opinions, antagonistic to bis niffcant places iu the State. We alone are her; has made the generous offer to the Trusgreets ones. but that the has beeu compelled, sppareutly stationary. y what-he has secn ond experienced, to teesiof the Sixty-sixth street Church to reHow long is this lethargy to continue 1— The Pacific Railroad Bill has passed and will soon be announced asalaw. A proper interest-on the part of this ¢ection of the State,,we.solemnly believe, woul.l secure to it the ratroad to cross the coutinent. Energy properly dirdeted, we feel sure, would in a build their house of wcrsmp, lately destroyed fow years secure the passage of the cars by ed in San Francisco, five huadred feet of oak by fire, entirely at his own expense. change his views. Thisis but the repetiten of aremarkmade by a frend who spoke, in This all probibility, knowingly on the subject. ; a aie ene THE FIRST. SECESSIONIST.—When Gene CALIFORNIA Host —The. Trustees of eral Greene retired aft r the battle of Eutaw town of Columbia, have purchased for the tothe Santee hills, ki September, 1781, the South Carolinians endeavered to persuade Fire Department of that town, manufactar« the Maryland and V rginia troops to desert in un extruordinary nct of munificence. and go home. At lista tellow named Pim _ New Water Pires in SrocktTun.— tue new discevery ia played out.” New wooden pipes have been . id down in INDIAN TRrovubs.&s.—A private letter in Stockton to convey water for the city water works. forme the Butte Record that great excitement exists nt Forks ef Butte, in consequence of the Indians committing depredations upon miners and settlers, robbing cabins of provisions and clething, committing murders, ete. A party of residents at the Forks of Butte, wentin pursuit of the Indians, and one of the latter waa killed Wy a man named Swith. 4% is said the Indians threaten the total anni. hilatian of the. white cinity, ~ ——— re Tue GReat Wan or ‘res SouTu.—An intelligent correspondent of the Missouri Republtcan, in writing concerning the pre cover d. Latest News.—The Union of yesterof general intelligence and education among retnove a purtion of the vielent and reck esa classea from the State, their places will be ‘most of it of old dates. “There is not room in our columns ‘to republish® all that is imfilled with a better class of citizens , and portant, and we are compelled to refer our ‘reuters to our Sucramente cotewporary.— The wires are now. up, but the operator here aforme us it was impossible to get the news over the line between this place and Sacra ' qento, owing to the line working badly. Ric. Mining ground has’ been sold at Washoe, lately et $4,000 por 8 GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR S Spencer. Youngs . tl DL Caulkine, ‘ity * Alten, do JUNE 27, 1882 ugh ath lL. York Mai Murdock, Gv? JH Andercon, Salmnk 8 &S Chinn, to W Graham B Hiver Mire Brigces, gacramen’oR C Kor will, ct 18 Briggs, do K Morrisson, Take C J Rue: man, Ret Dog S R Wi'son.G V Pond : Music by the Band, ta, Ma cla _ tis ite cac Fainting, Paralysis. extreme Lebility, Neuralgia Call a Juan Journe rornto aul. St C) ronic and inflammatory Rheumation, Tooth' ache. ete. : ede e a ' Watts’ Nervous Antidete’ Tx an effectual remedy for Wakefulneas. [10 seothing and quieting influence is remarkable. Watts’ Ne: vons Antidote will cure De!i Reading of the Declaration of Independence, Music, ; _Lrinm Tremens, Nervous Trembling, Epilepey. : Oration, Twitching of the Facial Nerves, onvulsions, Benediction, National Salute at Sunrise and Sunset and Ringing of the Bells. A Grand display of penden “‘*Partde by ~ and Pulmonary oomplainte, Watts’ Nervous Amtidote will act upon that state of tbe nervous system which produces Depressions of Spirits, Anxiety of Mind. Mental Debility, Hysterics, andis so wonderful in re aithinrooer remature oldage, and correct ing decrepit roughton. by excessive indu} Peta'u dyazett ahd anc astrengihener, purely vegetable and harmlese » ——tt. Aga villa A Placer genee, that nothing buta trial can convinee the FIREWORES ! patient of ite qualities. Itis notan excitant but In the evening.

The citizens of Nevada and other counties arecordially invited to assist in the Celebration a firm ates th Rice, Cofliim & Co., Marysville, and C. Brigham, and Edward Hall, San Frencis NHERIFF’S SALE —By virtue of an exico. or sale at retail by all Druggiste. F K ecution to me directed delivered out of -tte} mh June 16th, .s62, Yreka Reaen Dorad Ledge may 2 Expre in and for the county of Nevada, State of Cali Demo and partake of the hospitalities of the city, Pur order of the Committee of Arrangements, CHAS. MAKSH, Marshal of the day. like a skilltul architect Ma Oy by laying fuundatien, and gradually but inecavantly adds ——e and vigor uvtil nothing ie leit unfiaieb ed holesale A gente, Langley, Redington & Ce., Crane & Hon. Distriet Court of the 14th Judicial District fornia, bearing dute June Lith a. p., 1862, in favor of John Noyes. and against A. Jacobs, for the sumof Three Hundred, \inety-four and 65-100, Dolhire, (debt,) with interest on the said eum o1 $39) 65, trom the Lith cay ot June, 1862, at the rate of ten per cent per annum toyether with all costs of suit [have levied upon ihe following described property to-wit: That certain set of mining claim or min WILL hereafier run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dog. Chatk Bint. You Bet, Waloupa, Littl York. Liberty Hill. Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Dutéh Flat. Tribu ey Every hcusekeeper experiences how «ilficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact the; to Jasure uniformly light sweet and natriteus bread it ts only necessary to use Redington and all the complaiate special to the feebler sex the Bitters are earnestly recommended by thonr, anda who have wituersed their superior cfheary Ploma —10 which Argus mod § For ‘trie We " Again: triwe v” =hnot the re . 4 Appe Cal ings . the fir A sal flag-s' out pl ing of ’ Thi baye . éhg th af Pe three ES Ee Bhe ps op ra and packages delivered in sueh cases.—Sold by all Draggiats and dealers every where. may 201m minn! N the matter of the Estate of EDWARD Mc LD: L. J. CZAPKAYW'S Private Medica! minu All letters, promptly and safely. GLYNN, deceased. E. B HOPKINSON. The people of the State of Californta—send Greeting : and Surgical lustitute, Sacramento street, below Montyomery, opposite Pacifie Mai) Stcam ship Company’s Office, San Francisco Attest: R.H PARQUHAR, Clerk. Per G. K. Farquhar, Deputy. June 20th, 1862. munications strictly confidential Permenep? cure Tanterd or RO pay. VCeasultations by letter or otherwise free Address DK. L. J. CLAPKAY, Sap Franciere . Paiag ese nt ctl Bo er eta < eon’s thus: : OTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—Sealea there will be a greater respect paid to the 9AM, 3P.M., and 61-3 P.M. proposals will be received by the unders Spermatorrhea, institutions of religion and liberty, and greaed up to the 40th inet , for the constrection a . Making three tripe daily each way. Or local weakness, nervous debility, low apr ter protection to lite and property than has Brick Bail » to be erected on the tot adjoining its, lassitude. weakress of the limbs aad back, hitherto been enjoyed. Oue of the fruits of tS FARE FIFTY CENTS! 4% the National Hotel in Nevada City, in indispositien and incapability for labor and «tedy JAMES DOUGHERTY, Pre . accordance with the plane and m e to dulluess of apprehension, loss of memory. ave? this war must be the renovation uf society in — Grasa Valley, June 25th, i862. be seen at my Office. Said bu to be com#ionto society, love of solitude, timidity. self many partes of the South, and the purifica‘al pleted by the Ist of November next. Proposals @istrust, dizziness, headache painsin the sice. tien of the public mind from the hurtful must state that the Brick used will be extra hard affections of the eyes, pistples on the face, eexua! LOST ! burned. Bonds will be required fer faithfa’ perer other infirmitices in man.are cured by. the prejudices , Which have heretofore kept the casas * Same and Chain ! formance of the contract. The right te reject justly celebrated Physician and Surgeon, L: J. people iu ignoranee and crushed the State. e! contains two likencases. hight Czapkay. His method of 1 prized by the owner, but of no value seams any or all bide offered, is ery d reserved. 3 THOMAS P. HAWLEY, new (unkpown te o MADDER colors red. This is the reason aed : of Qustomah Ledge No. 6, i O. eav by'leavin the e edie tahoe a eee RANSCR a ‘why the madder you get the redder you grow. 2 "eres June 19th 1862. Cruz & . disorders thanany other known rm medy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote The Procession will marth through the various = aes OOnss Valley at the following . GUY NN: who ix namettherein as exccutrix. ) diseases pecutiar tothe YW omen and Children. DENer Gs hours for Allison's and Forest cen capear ane contest the same. re Office hours—From SA.%., to® FP. mw. Com Returning, leaves Forest Springs via Alli-. El De Flag. . Famér Hae cured. and will ¢ure, more cases of Nervors Citizens Generally, TAGE LINE 7 A.M,Pei 11 gripA.M. ana4P, M. Denese Watts’ Nervous Antidote Chaplain, Orator and Reader, in dows + ; In pursuanee of an order of this Court duly hatablished in . 6$4, for the Permanept Cure of made avd entered on the 17th day of tune, A. dD. 1942, notice is hereby given that on Monday all Chronic and Private Diseases aud the Suppres J Spencer. Sweetianda T Curtis, Blue Tent the 30th day of June 1862, atl! o'clock A. M. of siva of Quackery. Attending-and Resident Phyietcian, L. J C Dntbey, F Carrol said a at the Court room of this Court, at the H arian RevoloCourt House in this city, has been appointed for Crapkay ,M. D.late in the a a hearing the application of CATHERINE Metionary War ; Chief Physician to the Twentietn GLYNN, praying that a document now on file Reyiment ef Honveds, Chief Surgeon to the When the rebellion churches and tree labor. residents of that vits in this Court, pesportne to be the last willand Military Hospita) of Pecth, Hugvary ; the Jate over a hew epirit will visit thisland. ‘Lhe Wowen Childres, ’ testament of EDWARD MCGLYNN, deceased, Lecturer on Disearea of From Grass Valley to Allison’s Ranch be admitted to probate, and that lettera testaand Honorary Member of the Philadelphia Co> people are bexinning to see that the great lege of Medicine. eae LEAVES the ‘ mentary be isaned tuere _poause of all ther troubles bas been the want ie . to CATHERINE on Mc vailing want in Arkansas, describes the abil. ity which belongs to the whole South more or lees. He saya: The great want of the country is schools, day is full of news them the eeate of war, but the people, and as the rebelhon is likely to feeb Broad Street, Nevada. nae , Powerful aud woader{ul medicine ever «tis Various Civic societies, tanned Califoruia leather hose of the best othy Griffin, seeing sone Marylanders in earHest conversation with an officer, went up & Co’s Veast Powder, In every respec Es description. and openly urged’ them to resist tis author ty. tt exoels all similar preparations every offered to Roa ee ape SALMON River Mings.—A correspondent The wfficer, C pt. MePherson of Marylind, ing groand jovated in «a southerly direcfhe public. See “advertisement in anothbe: POPULATION.—One hundred Chinese fe« of the Portlind Oregonian writes as follows knocked the mutinous South Carolinian down, tion froin the tewn of Humbuy. Nevada county, column. \ A ut from the Salmon river country: After a males bave arrived in Jackson. Ainador counand then had him arrested. The next morning adjoinin§ the clauns ef + tHagelbone & Co.,”’ on west, and known as Jacobs & Co’sdigying« A WORD TO THE AGED.—In the dehe dus tried, found guilty, aud shot immedthe careful examination I find the mines circumty, within the last two months. . together with all fumes, hydrauvlice, cuts, water cline of ‘ile the loss of vital force consequent ately in presence of the whole army. ‘This ways and wafer rights, Hs ston biogevag and imscribed to a emell compass—say five or six provements, thereunto belonging or in any wise upon. physical decay. can only be safely supplied puta stop to “secession.” miles in length and three or four in breadth ; Chinamen of that vicinity appurtaining. by some vivifying preparation which reeruite. have been detectNotice is hereby given that I will expose to such mry chengen ttle in time, but yet I ed in selling liquor the strength and apirite, without entailing the public sale all the above described property to to the Indians, and that Mr, Lixcoun's Latest. — By rpecial the highest bidder, for cash, iu frontof the Court exaurtion which is always the final effect of orcannot discover “ny future indication of minof late the town has oeern infested by drunk. permission of the ** Censor of the Press,” we “House dvor, in Nevada, on TUBSDAY July ing land in the neighberhood. ‘Trae, gold can en Diggers. are allowed to thention that the President, 15th, 1862, between the houra of 9 o'clock, A. M, divary stimnuiants. We tender to the aged, Ur, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. on alighting from his carnage, after hia late ant 4p. M. be found in nearly every quarter you sink af Ae an invigoraut and restorative. immedinte in Giveu under my hand, this 18th day of June, a. Creek excursion, remarked © that it ee prospect hole, but it does not pay. There are N. W. KNOWLTON, Sheriff. CH" Queen Victoria has given, to every Acquia ita beneficial setion and permanent in its effect was all nonaense to sry Virginia wae disflectHill & Hupp, Plaintiffs’ Attys many rimore ef new diggings every day, but servant in her household, a photogra lt tones the stomach, improves the appetite, ph of ae of he had found ita Clay State up to the acts like acharm upon the spirits For dyepeythey are coined for some purpose. Occasion. hereelf and her late huaband, wh,” NEVAD A & DUTCH FLAT aia, oppression after eating, villions chehc, wind taken at the ally a little apet is strack which pays toleratime of their marringe. RXPRESS. cholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous bly well, but suddenly the gold cesses, nod Arrivalsat National ©x change New Arrangemen(—Thro’ Every Day. “head-oche, chilis and fever, tremens, prostration. our doors, ville A AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. § ere Medical Wonder of the Age, The anert 1. Prayer, and justice of destroying Slavery to end the THY WATTS’ NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, Protection Useok & Ladder Co, No, — One BY ONe THEY ComE.—Gen. Mitch ance wi HEVGH & THOM. Feb 16-tf Nevada Hose Co. No, i. , Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. %. The loss in tha part of the -conntry, has,” therefore, been immense. added. i -vines> the trait trees andthe artifieiah chanan, though seventy years old, is ati!) in ithe grassee promising the most abundant crop. — ORDER OF EXERCISES, ada will pay. In natural advantages, we rom natural advantages avail ua little. Grand Marshal, April the’ frost. had attucked rather reughly some of the most exposed . nds, but ina jong are to be reached. A railroad survey less proportion than wuat teok plice on the to Auburn has shown thore is no impediment following day. On the nightof the 13th the one hundred and = twenty«five well grown to the conetenction of a railway to that place. therinometer fell to five degress below zero, The grade is easy and the expense compargrains. Mr. Jefferds thinks bis field will and the miachief caused by the frost was very considerable. Few vineyards have escaped atively light, while the statistics of the trade average sixty bushels or more to the acre. the disaster, and seme plains are quite devof this section. demonstrate to the satiafacastuted. Vegetation was unusually advaneed, Af measur Spring Street, Nevada is} Phese remarks are peculiarly applicable to rougbly handled is pretty evident from the feets of the Jate frost are very unfavorable will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the Worse Power and Car Whee'«. All orders filled to the ving. The Conststution of Auxerre dav will be an follows : our own population, Our city occupies, by tone of the blustering Charleston press. contains the following: Z corimon consent, ene ofthe most favorable The frost has destroyed a part of the magFine WHeaAtT.—The Visalia Delta says sites in all the mountain regions ofthe State. nificent vine crop with which the country It lies in the eye of the best natural para in that Mr Jeffurds has presented the office with was covered. On the night of the 2th of Ti gee, Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Nevada, Jane 6th 1862. w » and . by St secon i time,