June 29, 1862 (4 pages)

___._. Pive-o'clock;-v, m.—-The LaTer From THe east. — The subjoined-nows by Overland Telegraph was recolved yesterday : ~ @ * As Wasnmeron, June 25th. UBT Wo. 3° 1:30 P. m., June 26th.— Pe Reorstary of War : We have advanced under anharp resistance ; the men behaved Fifteen minutes past three o’clock P. m. The enemy is making a desperate resistance one half of Hooker's men are where we want or’s right. with-a brigade and a couple of guns. D hope in afew minutes to finish the work The men are behaving splendidly. The enemy are fighting well also, This is not a’ battle, metely an affair of Heintzleman’s corps, supported by Keyes, and thus far all goes well. We hold every foot wo have gained. The loss thus far is not large. The fighting up to this time has been dove by Hooker’s-division, He has silenced the enemy's batteries on his front. We have gained our point fully. with but lit. tle loss, notwithstanding a strong opposit~ ion. Our men did all that could be desired. The affair was partially decided by two gnns that Cajit. Deemy brought into aetion under very difficult circumstances. The eneniy wasdriven from his camps in front of this. All is now quiet. (Signed) MCCLELLAN. Tne Union's extra just issued gives dates to the 26th: Wasmnoton, June 26th. —The Senate tejected the nomination uf Gen. Shields as a Major General. “Rumors aay Gen. Scott is to succeed Stanton aa Assistant Secretary. The Newbern (N.C.) Progress, of the 17th, coufirme reports that six North Carolina regiaenta of the rebel army disbanded ; , Gen. Pope believes the forces at Richmond are overrated, se were Beauregard s forces at Corinth. ~~ The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th, announeed that Jeff. Davia bad been taken sick at Raleigh, N. C. President Lincoln, on his way to Weat Point, ivcompanied by Gen. Scott, stopped “at New York on the 26th. ; MeClellay is bringing up his aeige train from Yorktown.—Democrat. ~ Taw Great Eustern iy again in trouble.— Mr Hamilton EB. Towle, the young American civil engineer who invented the temporary steering gear after the breaking of the rudder on the last voyage out, has libeled the great ship, ty have justice dove him for his services, Cuaneg Sugeestep.—The San Francisco Journal saya that a correspondent of the Oregon Statesman, suggests that the name of a county. should be changed. He says: “I do not thing it right that any coun-~ ty of one State should bear the name of a traitor, We cannot wound treasdn too deeply, while our brethers are pouring out their blood, and itis orying to us from the ground. I hope taat the citizens of every county in the State will petition the Legislature on this subject.” One OF THE TRaTToRS.— Sykes, one of Lanes’ Indian Agents in Oregon is a Feder. al prisoner at Columbus, Ohio, with irons on hie legs. He wae captured in Virginia, with a portion of Jackson's army, in which he was anofficer. When Sykes left Oregon to join the rebellion, he said “he wae going to, figtit for the South, and if he met any of the Oregon Union men there be should kill them.” Fumes auirri.e.—The Placerville News rails out againat the Pacific Railroad Bill beeause it saya the bill favors the Dutch Flat route, in which Goy. Stanford has something todo. It also snys there is corruption in the matter. We suppege there would have been nothing wrong in the bill had it favored Pla_cerville, byt as it don't there is a screw loose . aomewher’. ‘Tho News belonged to a political party that was always gasing about a Pacific Railroad, but never did any work for it: that amounted to a hillof beans. Because a change in-goverament politics haa done something for a railroad, it is to be expected that small and envious souls will be continuiy’ finding fault with a work they failed to SHoor Htié.—BSome rascal at Yreka has been selfing powder to the wild Iadians ia pr. . for a business affair is-over.— . . We heard a good story told of one of our citizens, the other day. He had been an agent sitiéss, and un settling up with hie employers, was found to be several hundred. dollars indebt to them. He had no money but plenty of wit. They waited a while, till his: circumstances brightened a little and then sent an agent to him, saying, ‘ they did not want to be hard on-him at all—were, willing to make a liberal compromise—would throw off one hatf*~"Pheex-sgent cogitated & moment; said he * dido’t want to be mean and would'nt be out done in generority.— Sinée hile old employers had been so liberal as to throw off one half, he’d be d—d if he did’nt throw off the other half !”’ Districr Court.—Howe & Lindsey vs. Geo. W. McHardy. Judgment for Selkirk vs. Hawthorne. Motion for new trial. Dismissed and proceedings stayed for five days Chandler vs. Tomlinson. complaint sustained. Henry Wagner vs. F. Vosset al. Judgment for P’'ft. Meister et al. vs. Spitz et al. Defendent to dismies the suit. ed. Withington vs. Cal.O. M.Co. Judgment for PR. Jas. Hustler vs. appointed Assignee. P, Mulder ve. J. MeCollum. Defendent examined as to his assets. H. Adama vs. Knowlton. Cause continued for two weeks from this day. Broke Down.—We commenced getting a despatch with war news yesterday ; but two pages were scarcely finished, when the wires broke down between this and Marysville. Demurrer to Motion of OverrulHis Creditors. Sheriff Henwress Roan.—Teamsters tel us there is no batter road in the country than is the one from this place to Eureka. Chris. Flaugher has improved the crossing of the Yuba, greatly, which was the worst part of the route formerly, The road is now in splendid condition ail the way from this city to Wash. oe. The bridge across the Truckee will be completed ready for teains by the 4th of July. One more link is required and that is being constructed. The road from Lincoln to Grass Valley will be built in a few weeks, and then we will be within thirty miles of the cars, and on thw line to the finest and best road to the Silver region that crosses the mountains. No mistake about it. Divorce Svuir.—Veronika. Denzer, by her attorney G. L. Watera, commenced a suit in District court, yesterday, against Charles Denzer, preying for a divorce and the custody of her children. The court ordered a summons to be published to Denzer in the Nevada Daily TRaNscrieT. SaLutTe.—Geo. W. Yant, acting on the purest of impulses in a good cause, stationed himself yesterday morning in front of the National Exchange and collected $34 of Geo. Lancaster's boarders, with which thirty-four guns were fired Inst evening at 5 o'clock, by artillerywen Davis # Varney, in honor of the final passnye of the Pacific Railroad Bill. The cannonading waa well deserved. UNDER Sueier.—Henry Philip, Esq., to-morrow, to enter into the banking business as one of the successors to C. W. Mulford, Esq. The vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Philip isto be supplied by the appointment of our genial friend, who limps—Cul. A W. Potter. ————_.96 oe Orrostrion Stace. —The Opposition Union Stage will make its first trip from Neva-’ da to Marysville te morrow morning. Remember no Chinamen allowed to travel in these stages and the fare is cheap. Nn Nice Resipence.— Dick Kelsey, our landlord, is doing the pretty thing in the way of a residence. permanent citizen to build a dwelling on that fine o!d lot at the top ofthe hill on Main . strect—one of the finest lots in town. There Dick intends to domeilate himself with his young wife for some years to come. Sensible man, and may he be happy. At Fink Roap.—Ex-Marahal Gregory, has . been at work with a gang of wen some days onthe read beyond the Pine street bridge and a splendid job be is making of it. The surt of soil he is working in requires rocks or gravel on the top to make a good road. We presume the needful will be done.it. For a summer road it will do as it ig. and look beautifully. it as xt leaves the Sheriff's office, as Under Sheriff . He is going to work like a] Somes oF er [@ The Committee of Arrangements have sent for them fire-works, and our sppeal for the widows and borpans of soldiers come to nought. Well new let's do something tor the bereaved in avother way. Let's Phave. boxes put up afell prominent points labeled conspicuously in such a manner that every’ one will know their design, and then let patriots fill them. Onton Temperance Socrery. — This ‘society ineets this afternoon at Temperance . Hall on business pertinent’ to the organiza. tion. Marcellus Deals the President of the society. © : ete ta The Red Bluff Beacou, edit-d by John R. Ridge, comes out flat-footed and longheeled, for-a Union of the Democracy, and endorses the Vallandigham ress. That fore. z t# A San Francisco mechanic is constructing an exact model of the Monitor, to be 50 feet long and cost $4000, which is to be in town in the processicn on the 4th of July. cra commercial paper estimates from reliable data, tnat the total liabilities of Southern to Northern traders jsabout three hundred million of dollars~° Probably but a small portion of this debt will ever be te The whole ‘number of Americans kflled and wounded during the last war with Greét Britain, was 7,738; lese than onethalf the nnmber of Americans killed and wounded at the battle of Pittsbarg Lai.ding. ; BarBECUE.— The people of Colusa will celebrate ‘the Fourth of July ‘at Grand Island, in that county, with an old fashioned barbecue. ~~ EXcrremMent.—Qiuite an excitement was . occasioned at Placerville last week, by the discovery of a_tich quartz ledge near the town. : _CAUSE FOR QUARREL.—The Sacramento . Bee, by insinuations, implies that San Franlets Ridge. out, if he was not played out bea ee Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR e4 JUNE 78, 1862 Brown, Jr Sacra J axi, Moore’s J Moore, BFiat J Ee iets Bar J W Guthrie,San Juan W MeNut, do H Healey, Grass Val 8 Bennett, do R Smith, do WW Wixem, city J Conroy, San Francis DS Baker, “ do JI CJones, Red Dog Geo Warrin, do 8B Davenport,M Flat RC Lawes, W’ington G C Powers, Lake city WwW or? aoe? GV Mrs Geugh, Sscramen J Smith. River H Soper, dg . M Tilman, C Hill A Bates, _ Orleans 8S Overlin, Grass Val E J Raindau, do INDEPENDENCE BALL ! A Grand Ball will be given AT THE TEMPERANCE On Friday Even uly 4th, ’62. Intreduction Committee: John A. Lancaster, 8. W. Boriiig, A. B. Dibble. Fleor Managers: Hon, T. B. McFarland, ‘A. C. Niles, Esq., E. < Block Jr., L. F. Rowell. Chas. Smith. Thos ‘Findley, Grass Valley. Wm. H. Sears R. Reamer, North San Juan. Sam. Gillham, are Ready. Ed. Williams, Dog. Qo Music by Plumhoff and Schmidtschneid er Nevada. June, 29th. UMMONS,—State of California, county of -) Nevada, sy —District Court of the 14th Judicial District of said State. The People of the State of California, to Charles Denzer, greeting : You.are hereby summoned te appear and answerto the complaint of. Veronika.Denzer, filed in this court, June 28th, 1862. within ten days from. the service of this writ. if served on in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District; and out of this county and within forty days it served on you in the State and out o. this District, in an action eom renced on the 28th day of June A. 1., 1862, in said court wherein said plaintiff, prays the court {ior a final decree disolving the bonds of matrimony between the plaintiff and you the defendant; and that said plaintiff do have the care tustedy and conpds of the children of said matrimonial conuec. tion. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 1amna x art, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevads of every DescripJ linn, Melted. Refined and Assayed at San Franciseo. prices, ana RETURNS MADE Ix BARS OR COI +ins few Hours. Cc. H. MEYER & CO. Brick House, 76 Broad Stree > NEVADA. i Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Foreign afid Domestic Liquors gen eratiys floencgmgnnge tts erate as Tera i ADA ACADEMY. » PRESSEY....Primeipal @. 27 Spring Street, Nevada.—In the room formerly by-him. This Schoo? will open on MOW DAY, May oth, 1862 Mr. P takes this m-thod of thanking the citizens of Nev: da and vicinity, for their past liberat patronege ; and hopes by continued exertion to» merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, For Latin andthe higher Eng. hranches.$5 00 Vor Common English branches.... $4 00 For Primary Department...+-++-0++3 OY my W. E. PRESSEKY. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, SE cine Street, Nevada (ity \YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL+ S to order. Castings and Machinery of oer description. Quartz Machinery constructes fitted up -or repaired -Allkinds of wilds, . Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille. Horse Powér and Car Wheels. Ali orders filled promptly. and at as low rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francieeu—freigh added. , ‘ ‘ : Feb 16-tf _ _AKUGH & THOM. NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. ‘EH E Medical Wonder of the Age, The mort l powerful aud wonderful medicme ever «is covercd. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than any other known remedy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote fias and will. care Nervous Heacache, Giddiness . -answer-saite as tiff will takejudgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit. and also demand of the court such other relief as is prayen for in said complaint. a In testimony. whereof, I, R. H. Farqu} seal ; har, clerk of tue District court aferesaid, —— ) do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this 28th oi A. D , 1862. cisco is like unto Egypt. a PuLeased.—The Eurekas, of Marysville, are well pleased with their new steain engine and so are the citizens generally.t In London the gas costs but one dollar and twelve cents per thousand feet, the people eonsidering even that, a very high figure: ce” Fifty-six dogs were impounded in San Francisco last week: seven of these were redeemed and forty-six of them were kilied. ---— > (HF Attorney Gen. Pixley is announced to deliver an oration in Sonera, on the ‘Fourth of July. Costty B're.—A valuable ram ef the, Cashmere breed was lately poisoned to death, in San Joaquin county, by the bite of a rattle-snake. The ram was worth from $1,000 to $2,000. —_— > AUCTION SALE ! THE property of Daniel Carland, consisting of a ranch of 87 acres. 3 of which are well feneed and having spring water running 2 on the surface, a juantity of timber apie pine, together -with other property will be soli at Public Auction on Saturday July, 12th 1862! on the premises. : . The property is located on both sides of th turnpike road. 134 miles from Grass Valtey and 2}¢ miles from Nevada, and occupies sn eligible position, Cash purchase or no sale. D. LEAVITT <Auctionecr. Grass Valley, June 25th, 18f2. NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. — New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dog. Chalk Rluff. You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. Liberty Hill. Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Duteh Flat. All letters, papers and packages delivered promptly and safely. ‘E. B HOPKINSON. STACE LINE From Grass Valley to Allison’s Ranch 7A. M,,11 A, M., and 4P, M. ' Returning, leaves Forest Springs via Allison’s thus: Making three trips daily each way. er FARE FIFTY CENTS! 1% JAMES DOUGHERTY, Preprietor. Grass Valley, June 25th, 1862. LOST! A Lecket and Chain . Locket HE ‘contains two likenesses, bh: prized by the owner, but of no value bey ge cine, Toe Sader will be vahable rewarded \ Nevada, June 19th 166. “Io bi By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, District Judye. Attest ; : R.H FARQUHAR, clerk. G.L. Waters. Plfi’s Atty. . je29 3m CRYND CELEBRATION! —ON THE—~ 4th OF JULY! AT NEVADA CITY: ! GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe approaching Anniversary of our F National Independence will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the dav will be as follows: The Precession will format 9 o’clock a.™., in the following order: Grand Marshal, Band, Nevada Cadets, Nevada Hose Co. No, 1. Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2. Protection Hook & Ladder Co, No, 1. Various Civic Societies, Chaplain; Orator and Reader, Citizens Generally, The Procession will march through the various streets. ORDER OF HKXERCISES, Music by the Band, Prayer, — Reading of the Declaration of Independence, . Music, Oration, * Music, Benediction, National Salute at Sanrise and Sunset and Ringing of the Bells. : A Grand displey of FIREWORES! In the evening. > The citizens of Nevada and other counties arecordially invited to assist in the Celebration and partake of the hospitaHties of the cit y. Per order of the Committee of Arrangements, CHAS. MAKSH, Marshal of the day. a SALE Bi . virtue of an ex\) ecution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing dute June lth A. p., 1862, in favor of John Nvyes. and against A. Jacobs, for the Ysumof Three Hundred, Nincty-four and 65-100, LEAVES the Exchange at Grass Valley at the followingSprings: Dollara, aia 9 Degen interest on the said sum o} described property to-wit : That certain set of mining claim or min ing ground lecated in «a southerly direetion from the town of Humbug. Nevada county adjoinmg the claims of “Hagelbone & Co.,” on the west, knowe as Jacobs & Co’s. digyings together with all fumes, hydraulics, cuts, water waysand water rights, a ances and improvements, thereunto or in amy wise ape isin. orice is hereby given that I will public sale all the above described property the highest bidder, for cash, iu front of the House door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY July 15th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M ’ and 4 P. mM. to to rt 4D witehing. 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___._. Pive-o'clock;-v, m.—-The LaTer From THe east. — The subjoined-nows by Overland Telegraph was recolved yesterday : ~ @ * As Wasnmeron, June 25th. UBT Wo. 3° 1:30 P. m., June 26th.— Pe Reorstary of War : We have advanced under anharp resistance ; the men behaved Fifteen minutes past three o’clock P. m. The enemy is making a desperate resistance one half of Hooker's men are where we want or’s right. with-a brigade and a couple of guns. D hope in afew minutes to finish the work The men are behaving splendidly. The enemy are fighting well also, This is not a’ battle, metely an affair of Heintzleman’s corps, supported by Keyes, and thus far all goes well. We hold every foot wo have gained. The loss thus far is not large. The fighting up to this time has been dove by Hooker’s-division, He has silenced the enemy's batteries on his front. We have gained our point fully. with but lit. tle loss, notwithstanding a strong opposit~ ion. Our men did all that could be desired. The affair was partially decided by two gnns that Cajit. Deemy brought into aetion under very difficult circumstances. The eneniy wasdriven from his camps in front of this. All is now quiet. (Signed) MCCLELLAN. Tne Union's extra just issued gives dates to the 26th: Wasmnoton, June 26th. —The Senate tejected the nomination uf Gen. Shields as a Major General. “Rumors aay Gen. Scott is to succeed Stanton aa Assistant Secretary. The Newbern (N.C.) Progress, of the 17th, coufirme reports that six North Carolina regiaenta of the rebel army disbanded ; , Gen. Pope believes the forces at Richmond are overrated, se were Beauregard s forces at Corinth. ~~ The Richmond Dispatch of the 18th, announeed that Jeff. Davia bad been taken sick at Raleigh, N. C. President Lincoln, on his way to Weat Point, ivcompanied by Gen. Scott, stopped “at New York on the 26th. ; MeClellay is bringing up his aeige train from Yorktown.—Democrat. ~ Taw Great Eustern iy again in trouble.— Mr Hamilton EB. Towle, the young American civil engineer who invented the temporary steering gear after the breaking of the rudder on the last voyage out, has libeled the great ship, ty have justice dove him for his services, Cuaneg Sugeestep.—The San Francisco Journal saya that a correspondent of the Oregon Statesman, suggests that the name of a county. should be changed. He says: “I do not thing it right that any coun-~ ty of one State should bear the name of a traitor, We cannot wound treasdn too deeply, while our brethers are pouring out their blood, and itis orying to us from the ground. I hope taat the citizens of every county in the State will petition the Legislature on this subject.” One OF THE TRaTToRS.— Sykes, one of Lanes’ Indian Agents in Oregon is a Feder. al prisoner at Columbus, Ohio, with irons on hie legs. He wae captured in Virginia, with a portion of Jackson's army, in which he was anofficer. When Sykes left Oregon to join the rebellion, he said “he wae going to, figtit for the South, and if he met any of the Oregon Union men there be should kill them.” Fumes auirri.e.—The Placerville News rails out againat the Pacific Railroad Bill beeause it saya the bill favors the Dutch Flat route, in which Goy. Stanford has something todo. It also snys there is corruption in the matter. We suppege there would have been nothing wrong in the bill had it favored Pla_cerville, byt as it don't there is a screw loose . aomewher’. ‘Tho News belonged to a political party that was always gasing about a Pacific Railroad, but never did any work for it: that amounted to a hillof beans. Because a change in-goverament politics haa done something for a railroad, it is to be expected that small and envious souls will be continuiy’ finding fault with a work they failed to SHoor Htié.—BSome rascal at Yreka has been selfing powder to the wild Iadians ia pr. . for a business affair is-over.— . . We heard a good story told of one of our citizens, the other day. He had been an agent sitiéss, and un settling up with hie employers, was found to be several hundred. dollars indebt to them. He had no money but plenty of wit. They waited a while, till his: circumstances brightened a little and then sent an agent to him, saying, ‘ they did not want to be hard on-him at all—were, willing to make a liberal compromise—would throw off one hatf*~"Pheex-sgent cogitated & moment; said he * dido’t want to be mean and would'nt be out done in generority.— Sinée hile old employers had been so liberal as to throw off one half, he’d be d—d if he did’nt throw off the other half !”’ Districr Court.—Howe & Lindsey vs. Geo. W. McHardy. Judgment for Selkirk vs. Hawthorne. Motion for new trial. Dismissed and proceedings stayed for five days Chandler vs. Tomlinson. complaint sustained. Henry Wagner vs. F. Vosset al. Judgment for P’'ft. Meister et al. vs. Spitz et al. Defendent to dismies the suit. ed. Withington vs. Cal.O. M.Co. Judgment for PR. Jas. Hustler vs. appointed Assignee. P, Mulder ve. J. MeCollum. Defendent examined as to his assets. H. Adama vs. Knowlton. Cause continued for two weeks from this day. Broke Down.—We commenced getting a despatch with war news yesterday ; but two pages were scarcely finished, when the wires broke down between this and Marysville. Demurrer to Motion of OverrulHis Creditors. Sheriff Henwress Roan.—Teamsters tel us there is no batter road in the country than is the one from this place to Eureka. Chris. Flaugher has improved the crossing of the Yuba, greatly, which was the worst part of the route formerly, The road is now in splendid condition ail the way from this city to Wash. oe. The bridge across the Truckee will be completed ready for teains by the 4th of July. One more link is required and that is being constructed. The road from Lincoln to Grass Valley will be built in a few weeks, and then we will be within thirty miles of the cars, and on thw line to the finest and best road to the Silver region that crosses the mountains. No mistake about it. Divorce Svuir.—Veronika. Denzer, by her attorney G. L. Watera, commenced a suit in District court, yesterday, against Charles Denzer, preying for a divorce and the custody of her children. The court ordered a summons to be published to Denzer in the Nevada Daily TRaNscrieT. SaLutTe.—Geo. W. Yant, acting on the purest of impulses in a good cause, stationed himself yesterday morning in front of the National Exchange and collected $34 of Geo. Lancaster's boarders, with which thirty-four guns were fired Inst evening at 5 o'clock, by artillerywen Davis # Varney, in honor of the final passnye of the Pacific Railroad Bill. The cannonading waa well deserved. UNDER Sueier.—Henry Philip, Esq., to-morrow, to enter into the banking business as one of the successors to C. W. Mulford, Esq. The vacancy caused by the resignation of Mr. Philip isto be supplied by the appointment of our genial friend, who limps—Cul. A W. Potter. ————_.96 oe Orrostrion Stace. —The Opposition Union Stage will make its first trip from Neva-’ da to Marysville te morrow morning. Remember no Chinamen allowed to travel in these stages and the fare is cheap. Nn Nice Resipence.— Dick Kelsey, our landlord, is doing the pretty thing in the way of a residence. permanent citizen to build a dwelling on that fine o!d lot at the top ofthe hill on Main . strect—one of the finest lots in town. There Dick intends to domeilate himself with his young wife for some years to come. Sensible man, and may he be happy. At Fink Roap.—Ex-Marahal Gregory, has . been at work with a gang of wen some days onthe read beyond the Pine street bridge and a splendid job be is making of it. The surt of soil he is working in requires rocks or gravel on the top to make a good road. We presume the needful will be done.it. For a summer road it will do as it ig. and look beautifully. it as xt leaves the Sheriff's office, as Under Sheriff . He is going to work like a] Somes oF er [@ The Committee of Arrangements have sent for them fire-works, and our sppeal for the widows and borpans of soldiers come to nought. Well new let's do something tor the bereaved in avother way. Let's Phave. boxes put up afell prominent points labeled conspicuously in such a manner that every’ one will know their design, and then let patriots fill them. Onton Temperance Socrery. — This ‘society ineets this afternoon at Temperance . Hall on business pertinent’ to the organiza. tion. Marcellus Deals the President of the society. © : ete ta The Red Bluff Beacou, edit-d by John R. Ridge, comes out flat-footed and longheeled, for-a Union of the Democracy, and endorses the Vallandigham ress. That fore. z t# A San Francisco mechanic is constructing an exact model of the Monitor, to be 50 feet long and cost $4000, which is to be in town in the processicn on the 4th of July. cra commercial paper estimates from reliable data, tnat the total liabilities of Southern to Northern traders jsabout three hundred million of dollars~° Probably but a small portion of this debt will ever be te The whole ‘number of Americans kflled and wounded during the last war with Greét Britain, was 7,738; lese than onethalf the nnmber of Americans killed and wounded at the battle of Pittsbarg Lai.ding. ; BarBECUE.— The people of Colusa will celebrate ‘the Fourth of July ‘at Grand Island, in that county, with an old fashioned barbecue. ~~ EXcrremMent.—Qiuite an excitement was . occasioned at Placerville last week, by the discovery of a_tich quartz ledge near the town. : _CAUSE FOR QUARREL.—The Sacramento . Bee, by insinuations, implies that San Franlets Ridge. out, if he was not played out bea ee Arrivals at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. R. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR e4 JUNE 78, 1862 Brown, Jr Sacra J axi, Moore’s J Moore, BFiat J Ee iets Bar J W Guthrie,San Juan W MeNut, do H Healey, Grass Val 8 Bennett, do R Smith, do WW Wixem, city J Conroy, San Francis DS Baker, “ do JI CJones, Red Dog Geo Warrin, do 8B Davenport,M Flat RC Lawes, W’ington G C Powers, Lake city WwW or? aoe? GV Mrs Geugh, Sscramen J Smith. River H Soper, dg . M Tilman, C Hill A Bates, _ Orleans 8S Overlin, Grass Val E J Raindau, do INDEPENDENCE BALL ! A Grand Ball will be given AT THE TEMPERANCE On Friday Even uly 4th, ’62. Intreduction Committee: John A. Lancaster, 8. W. Boriiig, A. B. Dibble. Fleor Managers: Hon, T. B. McFarland, ‘A. C. Niles, Esq., E. < Block Jr., L. F. Rowell. Chas. Smith. Thos ‘Findley, Grass Valley. Wm. H. Sears R. Reamer, North San Juan. Sam. Gillham, are Ready. Ed. Williams, Dog. Qo Music by Plumhoff and Schmidtschneid er Nevada. June, 29th. UMMONS,—State of California, county of -) Nevada, sy —District Court of the 14th Judicial District of said State. The People of the State of California, to Charles Denzer, greeting : You.are hereby summoned te appear and answerto the complaint of. Veronika.Denzer, filed in this court, June 28th, 1862. within ten days from. the service of this writ. if served on in this county, within twenty days if served on you in this District; and out of this county and within forty days it served on you in the State and out o. this District, in an action eom renced on the 28th day of June A. 1., 1862, in said court wherein said plaintiff, prays the court {ior a final decree disolving the bonds of matrimony between the plaintiff and you the defendant; and that said plaintiff do have the care tustedy and conpds of the children of said matrimonial conuec. tion. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to 1amna x art, NEVADA ASSAY OFFICE, Ne, 30 Main street, Nevads of every DescripJ linn, Melted. Refined and Assayed at San Franciseo. prices, ana RETURNS MADE Ix BARS OR COI +ins few Hours. Cc. H. MEYER & CO. Brick House, 76 Broad Stree > NEVADA. i Fine French Brandies, Wines, And Foreign afid Domestic Liquors gen eratiys floencgmgnnge tts erate as Tera i ADA ACADEMY. » PRESSEY.......Primeipal @. 27 Spring Street, Nevada.—In the room formerly by-him. This Schoo? will open on MOW DAY, May oth, 1862 Mr. P takes this m-thod of thanking the citizens of Nev: da and vicinity, for their past liberat patronege ; and hopes by continued exertion to» merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, For Latin andthe higher Eng. hranches..$5 00 Vor Common English branches....... $4 00 For Primary Department......+-++-0++3 OY my W. E. PRESSEKY. Nevada Iron and Brass Foundry And Machine Shop, SE cine Street, Nevada (ity \YTEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS BUIL+ S to order. Castings and Machinery of oer description. Quartz Machinery constructes fitted up -or repaired -Allkinds of wilds, . Castings, Sav, Grist, Malt and Bark Mille. Horse Powér and Car Wheels. Ali orders filled promptly. and at as low rates as any estaplish ment in Sacramento or San Francieeu—freigh added. , ‘ ‘ : Feb 16-tf _ _AKUGH & THOM. NERVOUS ANTIDOTE, AND PHYSICAL RESTORATIVE. ‘EH E Medical Wonder of the Age, The mort l powerful aud wonderful medicme ever «is covercd. Watts’ Nervous Antidote Has cured. and will cure, more cases of Nervous disorders than any other known remedy. Watts’ Nervous Antidote fias and will. care Nervous Heacache, Giddiness . -answer-saite as tiff will takejudgment against you therefor by default, together with all costs of suit. and also demand of the court such other relief as is prayen for in said complaint.

a In testimony. whereof, I, R. H. Farqu} seal ; har, clerk of tue District court aferesaid, —— ) do hereunto set my hand and impress the seal of the said court, at office, in the city of Nevada, this 28th oi A. D , 1862. cisco is like unto Egypt. a PuLeased.—The Eurekas, of Marysville, are well pleased with their new steain engine and so are the citizens generally.t In London the gas costs but one dollar and twelve cents per thousand feet, the people eonsidering even that, a very high figure: ce” Fifty-six dogs were impounded in San Francisco last week: seven of these were redeemed and forty-six of them were kilied. ---— > (HF Attorney Gen. Pixley is announced to deliver an oration in Sonera, on the ‘Fourth of July. Costty B're.—A valuable ram ef the, Cashmere breed was lately poisoned to death, in San Joaquin county, by the bite of a rattle-snake. The ram was worth from $1,000 to $2,000. —_— > AUCTION SALE ! THE property of Daniel Carland, consisting of a ranch of 87 acres. 3 of which are well feneed and having spring water running 2 on the surface, a juantity of timber apie pine, together -with other property will be soli at Public Auction on Saturday July, 12th 1862! on the premises. : . The property is located on both sides of th turnpike road. 134 miles from Grass Valtey and 2}¢ miles from Nevada, and occupies sn eligible position, Cash purchase or no sale. D. LEAVITT <Auctionecr. Grass Valley, June 25th, 18f2. NEVADA & DUTCH FLAT EXPRESS. — New Arrangement—Thro’ Every Day. WILL hereafter run my Express from Nevada to Quaker Hill, Red Dog. Chalk Rluff. You Bet, Waloupa, Little York. Liberty Hill. Lowell Hill, Remingten Hill to Duteh Flat. All letters, papers and packages delivered promptly and safely. ‘E. B HOPKINSON. STACE LINE From Grass Valley to Allison’s Ranch 7A. M,,11 A, M., and 4P, M. ' Returning, leaves Forest Springs via Allison’s thus: Making three trips daily each way. er FARE FIFTY CENTS! 1% JAMES DOUGHERTY, Preprietor. Grass Valley, June 25th, 1862. LOST! A Lecket and Chain . Locket HE ‘contains two likenesses, bh: prized by the owner, but of no value bey ge cine, Toe Sader will be vahable rewarded \ Nevada, June 19th 166. “Io bi By order of Hon. T. B. McFarland, District Judye. Attest ; : R.H FARQUHAR, clerk. G.L. Waters. Plfi’s Atty. . je29 3m CRYND CELEBRATION! —ON THE—~ 4th OF JULY! AT NEVADA CITY: ! GRAND CELEBRATION ofthe approaching Anniversary of our F National Independence will be held at Nevada. The exercises of the dav will be as follows: The Precession will format 9 o’clock a.™., in the following order: Grand Marshal, Band, Nevada Cadets, Nevada Hose Co. No, 1. Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2. Protection Hook & Ladder Co, No, 1. Various Civic Societies, Chaplain; Orator and Reader, Citizens Generally, The Procession will march through the various streets. ORDER OF HKXERCISES, Music by the Band, Prayer, — Reading of the Declaration of Independence, . Music, Oration, * Music, Benediction, National Salute at Sanrise and Sunset and Ringing of the Bells. : A Grand displey of FIREWORES! In the evening. > The citizens of Nevada and other counties arecordially invited to assist in the Celebration and partake of the hospitaHties of the cit y. Per order of the Committee of Arrangements, CHAS. MAKSH, Marshal of the day. a SALE Bi . virtue of an ex\) ecution to me directed delivered out of the Hon. District Court of the 14th Judicial District in and for the county of Nevada, State of California, bearing dute June lth A. p., 1862, in favor of John Nvyes. and against A. Jacobs, for the Ysumof Three Hundred, Nincty-four and 65-100, LEAVES the Exchange at Grass Valley at the followingSprings: Dollara, aia 9 Degen interest on the said sum o} described property to-wit : That certain set of mining claim or min ing ground lecated in «a southerly direetion from the town of Humbug. Nevada county adjoinmg the claims of “Hagelbone & Co.,” on the west, knowe as Jacobs & Co’s. digyings together with all fumes, hydraulics, cuts, water waysand water rights, a ances and improvements, thereunto or in amy wise ape isin. orice is hereby given that I will public sale all the above described property the highest bidder, for cash, iu front of the House door, in Nevada, on TUKSDAY July 15th, 1862, between the hours of 9 o’clock, A. M ’ and 4 P. mM. to to rt 4D witehing. 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