June 30, 1863 (4 pages)

monn ct bac tee if a= = 3 i i , Democratic. Fustox.—The: fusion of the two wings of the Democratic party at} such atime as this, is an astonishing event} when we come to look at all the circum. ~ gtances. Why,.one. year ago a party of ~ men met.at our Court. House, and among the resolutions introduced and advocated by aatrong eleméat in the convention, was one denouncing the war in the bitterest terms ‘and pleading for. peace. The intr.ducer of that resolution, more frank and honest than many of his associates, told his auditors, the convention, that he was 4 secessionist, and that all present were secvssionists and said, there was 0 use denying the fact. Some of the members of that conclave, acted on the ~ od Robmson policy of doing anything to beat the Admivistration party, and they took a milder course and voted the resvlution down. But mark! they did nothing -to show they were not of the same kidney as the most ultra member of the convention. They did nothing showing their repugnanes to a secessionist, open and avowed. On the contrary they, by every act seemed to appreci‘. ate theeompany,and did not deny being what George D. Roberta said they were. Such actions show the status of that body — Tt waa to all intente and purposes a body of secession sympathizers—no mistake on that point, or else why did they not purge their company of the presence of an. open ~ and andisguised secessionist? % ~vor of the prosecution of the war? Bat politics make strange bedfelluws.— Only one year has rolled around and a strange conjunction has taken place. The acknowl~ . edged secessionists of last year are found billing and cooing with the blood-thirsty war Democrats of last year Advocating principles antagouistic as fire and water they ate together on one platform. The doves have invited a hawk. to their cote and the former must suffer. Poor war Democrats! Buta handful of them, they are ready to associste with miltitudes who hope that Jeff. Davis will succeed in overturning thie’ beat of governments, Two years ago the disloyal Democracy were abeut equal to the loyal wing. Since that time. the. true war men from the Douglas ranks have become members of the Adminiatraton war party, leaving but asimall fragment outside to freeze This emall remnant is foolish enough tv comanit its fate to the hands of a larger erowd, that will outvote: and overrule it in every tors. They can have.ne community of feelrespec, And what is the indtcement ?— There is nothing in sight iv the shape uf principle, as a bait, except that the secessionists agree to catch up, for policy sake, the plank of the minority faction, favoring a vigy orous prosecution of the war and the restos ration of the Union. But does any one, in his sober senses, believe that secessionists, or the majority in the fusion party are in fas They were horror-struck at the thought.of shedding the blood of brothers (7) last year. They are as chicken-hearted to-day. They want the votes. of.the foolish Douglas wor Democrats, and nothing else, an! would as treacherously subscribe to a pretended war policy as they would take up arms against the Government if they dared. Tie Punic faith of the breed is well established. Your Jeff. Davis man takes an oath with as littie thought of its sacred character as he gulps. his hoe cake and whiskey in a Southern camp. Fouls, that these Douglas war Dem__oerate are, if they are _not_really and-traly enemies of the country at heart. ES 'The report tound in the Charleston Mercury, that the rebel Congress in secret session had authorized Jeff. Davis to suspend the habeas corpus at pleasure, has been dee nied because the copperhead newspapers have made no mention of it, and if it Were so, those eapecial champions of Constitutional liberty would give the rebel Congress fits for doitg stich an unconstitution:} act! VALLANGIGHAM's SpxECHES.—The New Orleans £vd affirma that it haa seen a copy. _ of Vallandigtam’s speeches, published in thAda South for citeulation. It’s very nataral they .uhould be diatributed there. Comine.—The Spirit of the Times save; Ieaace Menken is about to sail for Calis and that “‘Artemas Ward” is coming . to a party in Mormondom is sup! ti The tories of the revolution have been held in habitual horror ever sipce the last. fogt of a Betish poldier was driven from our evil. They gavé their influence against the establishment of a free country on our soil, and by open warfare and see¢ret treachery, aided the enetny of the itfant republig, Every school boy hae t€arfted* test them ; ‘to their atrocivug principles.and acts ‘as the acme of meanness and treachery. baste This wat-tas-ite tories, who stab at the aggerate its mistakes, emburras ite eperations, and faithfully eupy the Arnolds of yore. Some of these.empl y their opportuuties.io sending arms and isformatiotto'the rebels ; . others by publishing inf: mous newspapers and making disloyal harrangues. They have & common motive and sim—hatred of const:~ tutional liberty and the Union, a.d a purpose to make secession effectual. It mukes no difference in the criminality of the act whether they shoulder a musket in the front of the battle, or open a fire in thé rear; each is alike traitorous and scoundrelly. 5 A few years from now, when this rebelamong all men, and its actors are remembered with horror for the mischiefs they have done, thege copperhead miscreants will bear vo their abashed fronts the brand of Judas and Arnold. Curses will light upon their iniquity, and they will call upon the rocks to hide them from the. righteous ‘wrath of-the . people they sought to betray,——— ‘Judas sold his Lerd for thirty pieces of silver. Arnuld sold his country fora few thousaud pounds and un English curmnission. One went and hanged himself. The other lived,the scorn even of his purchasers, till obscure death took tim from the earth he polluted. In this day Northern men, with secession affinities, are willing. to sell their country in imitation of the ancient copperheads we have named, to-get paltry offices. To be the recipient off few thousand dollars of public money, they associate with seces~ sionists, and do ull in their mean little way they can to encourage the rebellion, by polluting their neighbors with disloyal coetrines. and pursuading them into sympathy with treason. Such men, from dirty selfishness, risk the peace of this State, by uiding to turn itover to men who are in dead y hostility to its interests, and who will be estisfied with nothing short of muking ita purtof the Southern Confederacy. : * The only safety for the people who arelovers ol liberty and the Union ia to eschew all asgociation with such men—to shun them as they would an orgunized band_of maletacing with, or friendship for, men who desire the failure of the Guvernment or the success of the rebellion. No matter on what pretense the copperheads may go into the ensuing political fight, they. have but two obj-cts: one to seize the offices, the otherto give the moral and political influence of this State against the Govvernment. With euch objects they should be weighted with an indignation ~that will crush them out of potitical existence, ———_ ~~ Mormon $ INVirations.—An_ invitation ed’ to be properly superscribed thus: . righam Young and Indies.” Just imag one old back with sixty rounds of crinolid® hanging to him making a-grand entrance ber! a chams A Tovcnine Memento.—Mluding to the decorations of Platt’s Hall, on the ve. meeting the Call saysi_ Iinmediately beneath the portrait of the Father of hia Country, was the war tattered flag of the Twenty sixth Regiment Peon= aylvama Volunteers, presented to that gallaut regiment by ladiva of this ¢.ty. Its shteds of battl:-smokedo. stars and stripes presented a striking coutrast with the untouched banners that surrounded tt. Around and under the drapery were the following names of renowned battleafields over wineh the fl:g had waved in battle: “Bull Run,” “Malvera Hill,” “Antietam,” “Chickaaominy,” “Wilhamsburg.” . Fair Oaks,” “Yorktown,” and “Fredericksburg.” mes = Tue New Irxoscrans.—Fifteen new keels, all of new lightsdratt armored vessels; are now laid indifferent parts of the country, and in « few weeks the frames will be up Those vessels which may be finistied in six months will be paid-ferat thy rate af $395. 000 each. und those in nine months, $370,000. Effo:ts are mae by private parties to n five weeks, it need ae Toone © Weeks, itis annou x : ttment will devide -as-to which clase of ocean veasela it will build —N. Y. Post, June $d spepeiememar anes net it nee Government, anderthining its supports; ex=t lion has passed into a by-wurd and hissing . casion of the recent Union Ratification . E thom crminwes . : Frreit & Co. are guiug to start a mining} o 9} ARRIVALS ATATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad reet, Nevada. “+ Jane, 27,1868. R Par PY KC Van Ww Byrum saver H & Turner Fo ger Sait F A Kealer Caritun do 'D Lahiff Cook do -t Haye Tolliver Nevada J Bauchard ir dG Kopf hing le do a Besr Jacobs Quaker H ‘arrin Duty To! Jd Ndacobé. do “GM Woods Cal W W Beatty Sacramen i W Roberts G LKohu , do JN Turner. City,“ M Conner: Virginia ct LA*ackett Snowent E Anerson ‘elly Fla J A Craig Sac A vardiner Rock Creek. Miss Henning Saitr _ June 28, 1963. Frany Virginia city HB Morril] San in B B Held « ‘TC Hickman do DrE Crowell -¢ JF Spe aga do LB Austin Neva, “Mra Pay ee K W Shur ¢ Mies oy do U Maltmen ¢— B Locklin Selby Fiat B fete Skillmans, KH Keamer San Juaa . cepenthemimnanenmiinaidaes Pacific Ma Steum ship co. following steamsh‘ps will be ned fa July R63 : the month of Golden Age—jly 3d. St Lovis—Jul th. Constitution sly 234. ; From Folsom StW hart,at 9 o’clock, A.M. . Panama. : . Passengers wit conveyed from Panama tu A-pinwall by the fanama Railroad -Company and fron. / +~pmwato New York bv the Atlantic and Pacific Steamsip Company ; A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & idesdorff sta, San Franc isco SOCIAL BALL. fk ON FRIDAY EVE\ING, JULY 3, 1863. To be givn by , MFS. ADAMS. Tickets, Inctuiing Supper, $3 00: “The public are invied to attend. SF NO TICKETSWILL BE ISSUED, CENTRAL COMMITTEE. es members of he Central Committee of the Union part; are: hereby requested to meet at the Office o-the Secretary Ta Nevada’ City on ‘thursday the 2d day of July, at 2 o’ciock. P M. ‘tusiness of importance will be transacted. J.C. BIRDSEY E. Chairman. THOMAS P. Hawiéy¥, Secretary. POLITICAL. FOR SHERIFF. a candidate for tle office of Sheriff of Neva da county—subject tothe decision of 4he Union Convention.FOR SHERIFF. N W. KNUWLION announces hime self asa candimte for re-electi n to the office of Sheriff of Nevada count —subjcet to the deeision of the Union County Convention. Nevada, June 21st. FOR SHERIFF. I SAAC WILLIAMSON announces himself asa candidate for tae office of Sheriff of this county—subjeet to ibe decision of the Union Convention. 7 -— ot FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, anhounces himeelf a T e asa candidate forthe offiee of County Treasurer—subject to the decision of the Union Con vention. FOR RECORDER. I LL, KNOW14.ES announces himeeif asa 4e candidate for County Recorder—subject to tue decision of the Union Con sention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. E ate authorized to announce the name of E. Ws ROGERYTS, Esq. as a candidate for the office of District Attorney—subject to the decision of the Union County Conveutior. NEW STAGE LINE! TO fou BET! Cennecting with Saddle Trains for LITTLE YORK, DUTOH FLAT, AND IOWA HILL. ee SS On and after June 23d, the Stave will leave the National Exchange, Nevada, every afternoon at 4 o’clock. Leaves You Bet every morning at & o'clock. Light freight and packages taken. For freight or sage “pp! y atthe Sational kxchange, Ne vada, or of the propricter, ve W. W. CozzEens, Nevada, June Mth—tf a toe oe Rich Quartz Specimens z VITABLE for Cutting and shi , ior Premines over the intrle Bought at a Large & SHERWOOp, vewelers. sic value, bs BARRETT New No 512 Montgomery st. San Francisro \ TReastRER’s a Nuvaba, June a a AE ed oF ere arranta drawn om the tered between January Ist, set sud July ahs 1862, are requested to it thesame for of this advertisement. WAITE, : Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. . order: At the Hook& Ladder House, . ARLES KENT announces himself as RACES! RACES! RACES ! FIFTH OF JULY!! GLENBROOK PARK! The Races havé been arranged in the following Trotting Race. A purse of $590. will be ites for all Trotting orses that have never beat three minutes in Pubuse trottiug for money ,—to harness. Running -Race. After the Trotting Race, there will bea purse of $50, tree for aii Saddie Horses, mile heats, best ¢.in 3,—eatch weights. Mule Hace. ete : To be followed with the greatest sport of the day—the Siuie Kace—ior a purse 01 945, 10 or #2 10 cuter, 2 oF Mure 10 siart OF Make a race. ‘Lbis is wWuat will be termed @ siow ace. Man Race. After the above there will be a purse of $10 } given to the fastest man,—singic dash of ivv yards. : The Track ; : Is in the very best of order and second to none in the State, s j All matters ot mpage bse the Track will be eng will Aw TEATD in the foreneon and last ali day. Admisston: 50 cents. = BRANNAN & DENNISON, Prop’s. TORRANCE ARMOR IE T NOTICE. a —_—— LL persons in arrears for.Water from the A Nevada City Water Works, for any purpose other than irrigation and street sprinkling, «Fre requested to make payment fur the Before the First of July next, or the Water will be shut off CHARLES MARSH. Nevada, June 3d—2w : —_— A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. )FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, corner of ( ~ Broad and Pine streets—Nevada j23 Geo. W. Yant, Attorney and Counselor at Law; FFICE —In Kidd’s Building. corner of Broad & Pine streets, Nevada dity,j23 NELES SEARLS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICK—In Kidd's Building corner of Broad and Pine street-, Neveda. my+4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Atterney and Counsellor at Law. FF IC E—In Kidd's Builcing, adjoining the ¢ office of McConnell & Garver, correr of Broad and Pime streets, Nevada. Dec. 17—tf E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTIORNEY : ILL practice n ali the courts of Nevada county. Office at the Court House Nevada. (bet tar Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—in Kidd’s Building, corner of Broad and Pine strrets, Nevada, my4 THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities! Manufactured by P. SPANNA, ‘Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. A CHALLENGE. Challenges Lancaster's mare, -*Belle,” to trot on Ville 4 rack, muic. heats. best two in three, in harnesa. to rule, for $1,000, in two months from : ai Mm. MULLANEY, the Sacramento or Varyse date—avainst my grey mare. jel8-lw Bye re a virtue of an execution tu me deltvered, issued from the Court of Roht. MeGoun. Esq., an acting Justice of vhe Peace in and for the county of Nevada, bearing date June 15th, 1863. to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of June, -A pb. 1863, in savor of John Derhem aed against B. L. Remington, for the sum of ($160) One Hun¢red aud Sixty Dollars patos and $ 2 55 costs of suit, { have taken & exe*ution and will sell te the highest bidder for cash the following described property heretofore attached June Sth. 1863, to -wit: All the right, title and imterest of B. L. Remington ofin and to that certain ——claim situated Bed Dog, and West company’s the appurtenances he oe at Red i-og, &._D. ISG, between t Ambrotypes, Photographs, Ete. ‘to take Large Photographs, Paty etter CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48; Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, N evada. UR rooms have been recently supplied with excellent apparatus, and we ae prepared In Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Flain, a Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES " taken in « LOCKETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given, in afPases es are as well taken in ‘clbudy as in clear weather. CH. FEKRRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th. 1863. Central Pacific BR. R. Co. HE Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Central, Pacific Railroad Comrany of California. for the purpose of electing Nine ireciors to serve as Dircetors foa the ensung year, will be held’at the Office of the Comed A m the city of Sacramento; en Tuesday, v ir LikenéssFourteenth, 1863, 4 JAMES BAILEY, —$ee’y CP H.-H. Co Of California. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board . HOTEL DE PARIS, '“NO. 77 BROAD ST.---NEVADA. PIE NA MUR, Proprietor. Board per Week,. ..55.5 ee do. with wine,->-+ Breakfast with wine, Dinner, du GD eseviviucsvcicccs Single Meals,..-.+, ‘On hand, the very best Wine ang Liquor Brznds. : Sua Mr. P_ Namur, being very well acquainted with allthe markets and merchants of Saéramento aud San Francisco has a better opportunity to supply his table with ali the delicacies those markets afford, than any one else in the mouutaius, and hopes his endeavors will procure him a share of the publie patronage. Comtortable Kooms furnished tor travelers, Stee sioaste Oe seeeceee baa REMOVAL. Solomon Rosenthal, : Has removed to ‘ No. 30 Commeieial Street, Where he has on hand the BEST ASSORTMENT. or FOREICN.AND DOMESTIC DRY Coops, Cloaks, Bonnets, Hats, &e. &e. Also, 4 fine stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods: Alsoa large stock of Goods sold as low as can be bought im this market. ee The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere. SOCIAL BALL. A Grand Social Ball will be given at the Austin House, Selby Flat, by Mr. @& MR&. L. B. AUSTIN, On Friday Even’g July 3. ee Committee of Invitation. Selby Flat.W Caldwell, PC. Frick. J. D. Saltgaver, XK. D. Dean. A. P. Church, Wm. Laforce. _ Wm. Townsend. . Rock Creek ‘F. Prousel : J. Griffith. : Blue‘Tent. a M. B. Rice, N. Smith, J. RB. Grifiiths, J. Kier. a, F & Fe i € % i The Ne CESDA' i comemeneane FRANK.punty, ene movement, his party e2 State. “Do,” ea ations with ceive conn for an EY wil “have their soon whit "in this Sta Pacifie --for a day.’ *“Bat;* ' the State “Don’t . “If the m . when the ' ‘against t! 3 Some oft such effec eracy ;° bi party, —an party, we he deelar . = fight.” “But v test,’’ sai “That, to ourse! Cnick our vitiz visited d ing in nu ly disap; stances <riserab] tial king: petrated * ANOT James J Collins { Gea. Ce the gift sound t« who wi Fire Cross v Sunday eevered ing trac etunce . the ince tween . etroyed Ivp! eda co pence . on the mittee thanks the rej ous tin _ some ¢ <4 ing ab day la Mi speak given ces th en ip will r . Ce bills « menc from St passe ville last . more that:

monn ct bac tee if a= = 3 i i , Democratic.. Fustox.—The: fusion of the two wings of the Democratic party at} such atime as this, is an astonishing event} when we come to look at all the circum. ~ gtances. Why,.one. year ago a party of ~ men met.at our Court. House, and among the resolutions introduced and advocated by aatrong eleméat in the convention, was one denouncing the war in the bitterest terms ‘and pleading for. peace. The intr.ducer of that resolution, more frank and honest than many of his associates, told his auditors, the convention, that he was 4 secessionist, and that all present were secvssionists and said, there was 0 use denying the fact. Some of the members of that conclave, acted on the ~ od Robmson policy of doing anything to beat the Admivistration party, and they took a milder course and voted the resvlution down. But mark! they did nothing -to show they were not of the same kidney as the most ultra member of the convention. They did nothing showing their repugnanes to a secessionist, open and avowed. On the contrary they, by every act seemed to appreci‘. ate theeompany,and did not deny being what George D. Roberta said they were. Such actions show the status of that body — Tt waa to all intente and purposes a body of secession sympathizers—no mistake on that point, or else why did they not purge their company of the presence of an. open ~ and andisguised secessionist? % ~vor of the prosecution of the war? Bat politics make strange bedfelluws.— Only one year has rolled around and a strange conjunction has taken place. The acknowl~ . edged secessionists of last year are found billing and cooing with the blood-thirsty war Democrats of last year Advocating principles antagouistic as fire and water they ate together on one platform. The doves have invited a hawk. to their cote and the former must suffer. Poor war Democrats! Buta handful of them, they are ready to associste with miltitudes who hope that Jeff. Davis will succeed in overturning thie’ beat of governments, Two years ago the disloyal Democracy were abeut equal to the loyal wing. Since that time. the. true war men from the Douglas ranks have become members of the Adminiatraton war party, leaving but asimall fragment outside to freeze This emall remnant is foolish enough tv comanit its fate to the hands of a larger erowd, that will outvote: and overrule it in every tors. They can have.ne community of feelrespec, And what is the indtcement ?— There is nothing in sight iv the shape uf principle, as a bait, except that the secessionists agree to catch up, for policy sake, the plank of the minority faction, favoring a vigy orous prosecution of the war and the restos ration of the Union. But does any one, in his sober senses, believe that secessionists, or the majority in the fusion party are in fas They were horror-struck at the thought.of shedding the blood of brothers (7) last year. They are as chicken-hearted to-day. They want the votes. of.the foolish Douglas wor Democrats, and nothing else, an! would as treacherously subscribe to a pretended war policy as they would take up arms against the Government if they dared. Tie Punic faith of the breed is well established. Your Jeff. Davis man takes an oath with as littie thought of its sacred character as he gulps. his hoe cake and whiskey in a Southern camp. Fouls, that these Douglas war Dem__oerate are, if they are _not_really and-traly enemies of the country at heart. ES 'The report tound in the Charleston Mercury, that the rebel Congress in secret session had authorized Jeff. Davis to suspend the habeas corpus at pleasure, has been dee nied because the copperhead newspapers have made no mention of it, and if it Were so, those eapecial champions of Constitutional liberty would give the rebel Congress fits for doitg stich an unconstitution:} act! VALLANGIGHAM's SpxECHES.—The New Orleans £vd affirma that it haa seen a copy. _ of Vallandigtam’s speeches, published in thAda South for citeulation. It’s very nataral they .uhould be diatributed there. Comine.—The Spirit of the Times save; Ieaace Menken is about to sail for Calis and that “‘Artemas Ward” is coming . to a party in Mormondom is sup! ti The tories of the revolution have been held in habitual horror ever sipce the last. fogt of a Betish poldier was driven from our evil. They gavé their influence against the establishment of a free country on our soil, and by open warfare and see¢ret treachery, aided the enetny of the itfant republig, Every school boy hae t€arfted* test them ; ‘to their atrocivug principles.and acts ‘as the acme of meanness and treachery. baste This wat-tas-ite tories, who stab at the aggerate its mistakes, emburras ite eperations, and faithfully eupy the Arnolds of yore. Some of these.empl y their opportuuties.io sending arms and isformatiotto'the rebels ; . others by publishing inf: mous newspapers and making disloyal harrangues. They have & common motive and sim—hatred of const:~ tutional liberty and the Union, a.d a purpose to make secession effectual. It mukes no difference in the criminality of the act whether they shoulder a musket in the front of the battle, or open a fire in thé rear; each is alike traitorous and scoundrelly. 5 A few years from now, when this rebelamong all men, and its actors are remembered with horror for the mischiefs they have done, thege copperhead miscreants will bear vo their abashed fronts the brand of Judas and Arnold. Curses will light upon their iniquity, and they will call upon the rocks to hide them from the. righteous ‘wrath of-the . people they sought to betray,——— ‘Judas sold his Lerd for thirty pieces of silver. Arnuld sold his country fora few thousaud pounds and un English curmnission. One went and hanged himself. The other lived,the scorn even of his purchasers, till obscure death took tim from the earth he polluted. In this day Northern men, with secession affinities, are willing. to sell their country in imitation of the ancient copperheads we have named, to-get paltry offices. To be the recipient off few thousand dollars of public money, they associate with seces~ sionists, and do ull in their mean little way they can to encourage the rebellion, by polluting their neighbors with disloyal coetrines. and pursuading them into sympathy with treason. Such men, from dirty selfishness, risk the peace of this State, by uiding to turn itover to men who are in dead y hostility to its interests, and who will be estisfied with nothing short of muking ita purtof the Southern Confederacy. : * The only safety for the people who arelovers ol liberty and the Union ia to eschew all asgociation with such men—to shun them as they would an orgunized band_of maletacing with, or friendship for, men who desire the failure of the Guvernment or the success of the rebellion. No matter on what pretense the copperheads may go into the ensuing political fight, they. have but two obj-cts: one to seize the offices, the otherto give the moral and political influence of this State against the Govvernment. With euch objects they should be weighted with an indignation ~that will crush them out of potitical existence, ———_ ~~ Mormon $ INVirations.—An_ invitation ed’ to be properly superscribed thus: . righam Young and Indies.” Just imag one old back with sixty rounds of crinolid® hanging to him making a-grand entrance ber! a chams A Tovcnine Memento.—Mluding to the decorations of Platt’s Hall, on the ve. meeting the Call saysi_ Iinmediately beneath the portrait of the Father of hia Country, was the war tattered flag of the Twenty sixth Regiment Peon= aylvama Volunteers, presented to that gallaut regiment by ladiva of this ¢.ty. Its shteds of battl:-smokedo. stars and stripes presented a striking coutrast with the untouched banners that surrounded tt. Around and under the drapery were the following names of renowned battleafields over wineh the fl:g had waved in battle: “Bull Run,” “Malvera Hill,” “Antietam,” “Chickaaominy,” “Wilhamsburg.” . Fair Oaks,” “Yorktown,” and “Fredericksburg.” mes = Tue New Irxoscrans.—Fifteen new keels, all of new lightsdratt armored vessels; are now laid indifferent parts of the country, and in « few weeks the frames will be up Those vessels which may be finistied in six months will be paid-ferat thy rate af $395. 000 each. und those in nine months, $370,000. Effo:ts are mae by private parties to n five weeks, it need ae Toone © Weeks, itis annou x : ttment will devide -as-to which clase of ocean veasela it will build —N. Y. Post, June $d spepeiememar anes net it nee Government, anderthining its supports; ex=t lion has passed into a by-wurd and hissing . casion of the recent Union Ratification . E thom crminwes . : Frreit & Co. are guiug to start a mining} o 9} ARRIVALS ATATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad reet, Nevada. “+ Jane, 27,1868. R Par PY KC Van Ww Byrum saver H & Turner Fo ger Sait F A Kealer Caritun do 'D Lahiff Cook do -t Haye Tolliver Nevada J Bauchard ir dG Kopf hing le do a Besr Jacobs Quaker H ‘arrin Duty To! Jd Ndacobé.. do “GM Woods Cal W W Beatty Sacramen i W Roberts G LKohu , do JN Turner. City,“ M Conner: Virginia ct LA*ackett Snowent E Anerson ‘elly Fla J A Craig Sac A vardiner Rock Creek. Miss Henning Saitr _ June 28, 1963. Frany Virginia city HB Morril] San in B B Held « ‘TC Hickman do DrE Crowell -¢ JF Spe aga do LB Austin Neva, “Mra Pay ee K W Shur ¢ Mies oy do U Maltmen ¢— B Locklin Selby Fiat B fete Skillmans, KH Keamer San Juaa . cepenthemimnanenmiinaidaes Pacific Ma Steum ship co. following steamsh‘ps will be ned fa July R63 : the month of Golden Age—jly 3d. St Lovis—Jul th. Constitution sly 234. ; From Folsom StW hart,at 9 o’clock, A.M. . Panama. : . Passengers wit conveyed from Panama tu A-pinwall by the fanama Railroad -Company and fron. / +~pmwato New York bv the Atlantic and Pacific Steamsip Company ; A. B. FORBES, Agent. Cor. Sacramento & idesdorff sta, San Franc isco SOCIAL BALL. fk ON FRIDAY EVE\ING, JULY 3, 1863. To be givn by , MFS. ADAMS. Tickets, Inctuiing Supper, $3 00: “The public are invied to attend. SF NO TICKETSWILL BE ISSUED, CENTRAL COMMITTEE. es members of he Central Committee of the Union part; are: hereby requested to meet at the Office o-the Secretary Ta Nevada’ City on ‘thursday the 2d day of July, at 2 o’ciock. P M. ‘tusiness of importance will be transacted. J.C. BIRDSEY E. Chairman. THOMAS P. Hawiéy¥, Secretary. POLITICAL. FOR SHERIFF. a candidate for tle office of Sheriff of Neva da county—subject tothe decision of 4he Union Convention.FOR SHERIFF. N W. KNUWLION announces hime self asa candimte for re-electi n to the office of Sheriff of Nevada count —subjcet to the deeision of the Union County Convention. Nevada, June 21st. FOR SHERIFF. I SAAC WILLIAMSON announces himself asa candidate for tae office of Sheriff of this county—subjeet to ibe decision of the Union Convention. 7 -— ot FOR TREASURER. T. DAVENPORT, anhounces himeelf a T e asa candidate forthe offiee of County Treasurer—subject to the decision of the Union Con vention. FOR RECORDER. I LL, KNOW14.ES announces himeeif asa 4e candidate for County Recorder—subject to tue decision of the Union Con sention DISTRICT ATTORNEY. E ate authorized to announce the name of E. Ws ROGERYTS, Esq. as a candidate for the office of District Attorney—subject to the decision of the Union County Conveutior. NEW STAGE LINE! TO fou BET! Cennecting with Saddle Trains for LITTLE YORK, DUTOH FLAT, AND IOWA HILL. ee SS On and after June 23d, the Stave will leave the National Exchange, Nevada, every afternoon at 4 o’clock. Leaves You Bet every morning at & o'clock. Light freight and packages taken. For freight or sage “pp! y atthe Sational kxchange, Ne vada, or of the propricter, ve W. W. CozzEens, Nevada, June Mth—tf a toe oe

Rich Quartz Specimens z VITABLE for Cutting and shi , ior Premines over the intrle Bought at a Large & SHERWOOp, vewelers. sic value, bs BARRETT New No 512 Montgomery st. San Francisro \ TReastRER’s a Nuvaba, June a a AE ed oF ere arranta drawn om the tered between January Ist, set sud July ahs 1862, are requested to it thesame for of this advertisement. WAITE, : Treasurer of Nevada Coupty. . order: At the Hook& Ladder House, . ARLES KENT announces himself as RACES! RACES! RACES ! FIFTH OF JULY!! GLENBROOK PARK! The Races havé been arranged in the following Trotting Race. A purse of $590. will be ites for all Trotting orses that have never beat three minutes in Pubuse trottiug for money ,—to harness. Running -Race. After the Trotting Race, there will bea purse of $50, tree for aii Saddie Horses, mile heats, best ¢.in 3,—eatch weights. Mule Hace. ete : To be followed with the greatest sport of the day—the Siuie Kace—ior a purse 01 945, 10 or #2 10 cuter, 2 oF Mure 10 siart OF Make a race. ‘Lbis is wWuat will be termed @ siow ace. Man Race. After the above there will be a purse of $10 } given to the fastest man,—singic dash of ivv yards. : The Track ; : Is in the very best of order and second to none in the State, s j All matters ot mpage bse the Track will be eng will Aw TEATD in the foreneon and last ali day. Admisston: 50 cents.. = BRANNAN & DENNISON, Prop’s. TORRANCE ARMOR IE T NOTICE. a —_—— LL persons in arrears for.Water from the A Nevada City Water Works, for any purpose other than irrigation and street sprinkling, «Fre requested to make payment fur the Before the First of July next, or the Water will be shut off CHARLES MARSH. Nevada, June 3d—2w : —_— A. A. Sargent. Attorney and Counsellor at Law. )FFICE—In Kidd’s Building, corner of ( ~ Broad and Pine streets—Nevada j23 Geo. W. Yant, Attorney and Counselor at Law; FFICE —In Kidd’s Building. corner of Broad & Pine streets, Nevada dity,j23 NELES SEARLS, Attorney and Counsellor at Law. FFICK—In Kidd's Building corner of Broad and Pine street-, Neveda. my+4 CHARLES DUNN, Jr., Atterney and Counsellor at Law. FF IC E—In Kidd's Builcing, adjoining the ¢ office of McConnell & Garver, correr of Broad and Pime streets, Nevada. Dec. 17—tf E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTIORNEY : ILL practice n ali the courts of Nevada county. Office at the Court House Nevada. (bet tar Attorney and Counsellor at Law. ( FFICE—in Kidd’s Building, corner of Broad and Pine strrets, Nevada, my4 THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities! Manufactured by P. SPANNA, ‘Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. A CHALLENGE. Challenges Lancaster's mare, -*Belle,” to trot on Ville 4 rack, muic. heats. best two in three, in harnesa. to rule, for $1,000, in two months from : ai Mm. MULLANEY, the Sacramento or Varyse date—avainst my grey mare. jel8-lw Bye re a virtue of an execution tu me deltvered, issued from the Court of Roht. MeGoun. Esq., an acting Justice of vhe Peace in and for the county of Nevada, bearing date June 15th, 1863. to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Court on the 12th day of June, -A pb. 1863, in savor of John Derhem aed against B. L. Remington, for the sum of ($160) One Hun¢red aud Sixty Dollars patos and $ 2 55 costs of suit, { have taken & exe*ution and will sell te the highest bidder for cash the following described property heretofore attached June Sth. 1863, to -wit: All the right, title and imterest of B. L. Remington ofin and to that certain ——claim situated Bed Dog, and West company’s the appurtenances he oe at Red i-og, &._D. ISG, between t Ambrotypes, Photographs, Ete. ‘to take Large Photographs, Paty etter CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms No. 48; Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, N evada. UR rooms have been recently supplied with excellent apparatus, and we ae prepared In Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Flain, a Which cannot be excelled by any in the State. PICTURES " taken in « LOCKETS AND PINS ! Satisfaction given, in afPases es are as well taken in ‘clbudy as in clear weather. CH. FEKRRAND & CO. Nevada, May 9th. 1863. Central Pacific BR. R. Co. HE Annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Central, Pacific Railroad Comrany of California. for the purpose of electing Nine ireciors to serve as Dircetors foa the ensung year, will be held’at the Office of the Comed A m the city of Sacramento; en Tuesday, v ir LikenéssFourteenth, 1863, 4 JAMES BAILEY, —$ee’y CP H.-H. Co Of California. Reduction in Prices and Improvement in Board . HOTEL DE PARIS, '“NO. 77 BROAD ST.---NEVADA. PIE NA MUR, Proprietor. Board per Week,. ....55.5 ee do. with wine,->-+ Breakfast with wine, Dinner, du GD eseviviucsvcicccs Single Meals,...-.+, ‘On hand, the very best Wine ang Liquor Brznds. : Sua Mr. P_ Namur, being very well acquainted with allthe markets and merchants of Saéramento aud San Francisco has a better opportunity to supply his table with ali the delicacies those markets afford, than any one else in the mouutaius, and hopes his endeavors will procure him a share of the publie patronage. Comtortable Kooms furnished tor travelers, Stee sioaste Oe seeeceee baa REMOVAL. Solomon Rosenthal, : Has removed to ‘ No. 30 Commeieial Street, Where he has on hand the BEST ASSORTMENT. or FOREICN.AND DOMESTIC DRY Coops, Cloaks, Bonnets, Hats, &e. &e. Also, 4 fine stock of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods: Alsoa large stock of Goods sold as low as can be bought im this market. ee The Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada and vicinity are invited to call and examine this stock before purchasing elsewhere. SOCIAL BALL. A Grand Social Ball will be given at the Austin House, Selby Flat, by Mr. @& MR&. L. B. AUSTIN, On Friday Even’g July 3. ee Committee of Invitation. Selby Flat.W Caldwell, PC. Frick. J. D. Saltgaver, XK. D. Dean. A. P. Church, Wm. Laforce. _ Wm. Townsend. . Rock Creek ‘F. Prousel : J. Griffith. : Blue‘Tent. a M. B. Rice, N. Smith, J. RB. Grifiiths, J. Kier. a, F & Fe i € % i The Ne CESDA' i comemeneane FRANK.punty, ene movement, his party e2 State. “Do,” ea ations with ceive conn for an EY wil “have their soon whit "in this Sta Pacifie --for a day.’ *“Bat;* ' the State “Don’t . “If the m . when the ' ‘against t! 3 Some oft such effec eracy ;° bi party, —an party, we he deelar . = fight.” “But v test,’’ sai “That, to ourse! Cnick our vitiz visited d ing in nu ly disap; stances <riserab] tial king: petrated * ANOT James J Collins { Gea. 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