June 6, 1863 (4 pages)

Tue SLATE MADE UP.—~As the dey for “more and more plain that a few scheming individeale-of thé basersdrt bave made ups ticket to be proposrd fot indorsement in the Convention on the 17th. It is made Up on » ideration of so many votes he promises to ~ pring for the support of that man, and so on, il the whole ts considered 2 dead thing. _ Of, and when the delegates assemble from all parte of the State, the nomination of 2 tick-. et becomes « mere matter of form—nothing “put a ratification of the bargain of a few puliticians, unless the parties interested in the contract fail in ability to bring their promis~ od support to the combination scheme. If the “high contracting parties” have really the power over deiegates they promise, it is of a0 use for those not having » finger in the . Contract to go to the State Concention at all. They are but cate-paws to haul out other poople’s chestuuts. ‘They vote, it is true, lor mon of their choice, and as far as outward appearances areconcerned, they are fairly beaten bythe voice of the majerity. But it they are merely brought into a formal Con vention and put under pledges to support) the nominees of a few wite-pullers There isa show of fairness, because to the uninitiated it looks as if every mn in convention voted his preferences, whereas the traded-off _ delegates vote for a hulf dozen candidates ; it ly because they are told the particular candidate of their county cannot auoceed it they do not do the detestable deed. The honest men who Cannot be traded off, and who should have a voice in convention really bave none at all because the hole thing has been“‘cut and dried,” as the Now, in such times as these, such practi¢os should cease. The people want a voice in saying who shall be their Governor for the four years of the next term. Conness is not cdatent with a position far above his talents end merits. He must degrode bis high pori. ‘tow by mingling in factional squabble, and hots at it, cooperating with-the-same uid corruption clique that stained the Union party‘last winter with its foulness. The game ia to vacate the Custom House and get a tool fo tin the place of Low—a tool who will use the powerful influence of that toncern tw'help s faction of which Conness shall be head, and whose businéses will be to crush ty man who dies not recognize him as the'great Mogul of the Union party. The _ plan is to reinstate the old xystem that pres _ vélled in this State, which we have fought for years, with this difference, that Cunness is substituted for Gwin: : , “Mr. Conness telegraphs to his satelites here that so and 60 is the fnet, with the object of influencing the primaries here. —If-ene county has done thie thing does it follow our county wust do exactly the same thing? If that were the critérion,ther all that p: liticians have to de, is to select one county most tas eile for their purposes in advance, fix its péhoy and then telegraph it to the rest, that they may fullow suit. This one county would dictate the course ofa party, and that county would be merely the-tool of a few " accomplish their purposes. “Ada Mr: Conness, if he has no self-respect, should at least be windful.of the character of hia position, and bf the condition of the country. The Union party cannot affurd to be split into factions, but there is 4 well meaning portion of the loyal people of this State that will not acknowledge him as owner and dictater of their thoughte alid conscience. . Let him bear himself as becomes a man ocs --@tupying the high position of United States Senator. A few politicians, govertied by spite. malice, and perhaps pelf, made him U. 8, Senator. The people now have the right and demand it, tu select their State of ficers uninfluenced by accidental upstarts. ‘Phore is the ‘frozen truth” told plainly. leg any s GuLD In WaALES.—The Scientific Press hae received a letter from a former resident in San Francisco, who is now operating in gold mining in the north of Wales. He has erected improved machinery ia that country, Primary election dey; that Hervy Brown bas recentiy arranged to have a more active hand in State Maire than wae at first proposed, that a minute canvass of the voters. at the rimaries has convinced them that Low must twin in tan Prancisco, that the Central Committee has cuveluded to order an election of delegates to a county instesd of direct ty tre Bt te convention—esch of these theories has been » in turnas possible the exuse of low spirits ot the Stanford men to~ . day, and each sn turn being dejected. The sentiment of the street settles dowa at the latest dates a still different theory, to wit: that while Stanford is not furious to withdraw, Sargent is more and more disposed to run fur Goversor. Perhaps tie very may be true is found in the inet that the San Francisco correspondent of the Sacramento Bee, professes to contradict the ramer on authority. As the majority of the dispatches irom that quartet in -yrsterdays Bee, are obviously uuteue, it would spoil the uniformity of the batch to presume that one of thew is not false. Very likely Mr. Sargent has not announced himself as a caididate for Govern. ot he did not announce himself last winter tor the U, 8. Senate; still he was a candidate, and gave those whe did announce themselves & very s vere sweat before the race ended. apt than jn the city to elect del-yates of such a character cont pledges from them are neitner asked nor taken; ani such men, when they get to Sacramento, will be very likely. ‘on reviewing the field, to fancy there are just ae good meo as either Stautord or Low. Nor when the Stanford mes get over the first grief of their disappointment need they regard Satgent’s running as the most deplor. able of @vents. Sargent was a firm and consistent friend of the Pacific Railtond. His appearance on the field gives Stanford excellent excuse to withdraw and devote hie whole attention to that road whose intersts are tenfold more important than any which the Governor controls. -It would certainly delight the counties that hnve subseri to the Pucific Rsilroad Stock to have its President go gracefully out of a Sargent, as the Senatorial caucus showed. has much popularity in the mining districts, and though the leaders of both tactions would like well enough to use him or better still te shut him out in the cold, it is doubtful if he will can sent tobe placed where either factions want to uae him, or his friends consent to have him ignored. Nor is the prospect of Surgent’s running for Govenor altogether offensive to tbe Low people. Conness may wot think him ae easy a man as Stanford tu beat in this city, but that is offeet by the opening it makes on bis Congressional ticket for another of the Shannon sort. Perhaps inthe new shuffle it_woukl require, Pheips anght be allowed tw prouit his taste by retiring to,his farm, . and ifenly Fay could be erkins’ chan: ers prow sgn A greut deal worse fate might befall\us than the election of Sargent for Governor. He has made a creditable Congreesman, be urged the Pacific Railroad bill when the wost sanguine thought ite ie sage impossible, he helped pass it, and itis no rewatd for etch services to-attach him like a tail w the kite that either tion in San Francisco is trying to coax into Bight.—3S. F. Bulletin. ; we Eastern News —Grant has gone o work and has laid seige to Vicksburg in regular form. It is reported that Johnaun had sent a large force to retake Maines’ Bluff and cut off off Grant from his fivet, and that Grant.had detached a part of his command against the movement and that a battle was imminent. At Port Hudson, Banks was proceeding with a regular ecige and wis confident of success. Te last news from Port Hudson came via New Orleans and dates from the latter place the 22d of May: From Vicksburg we have dated te Sunday last. Our cavalry have been doing the enemy much damage in Virginia. Two important raids had been made, buth ef which deatroyed supplied and bruke up the enemy's tommunications With secessivnists in Matyland. geiieral command of vur ouval forces. President Lineeln has determined to acs cept the services of all colored treeps offerUd and place them under the charge of Gen. Fremont. ‘ As was expected, President Lincoln revoked the order of Gen. Burnside, suppressi the Chicago Times, because a hub-bib Bi creat'd among the copperheads. Fetnando Wood lias been engaged in his treagonable desigts in New York, but he had but little effect. . Extta Billy Smith-bas been elected Governor of Virginia, and the election appears to have gone against the rabid secessiouists. There is great deal of information in the telegraphic culumns of the Union, but bur space’will not admit more than a summary. Tne San Francisco Su visors. are grand style. — Tue Wine Grower's Cunventon holds In the country districts they are rather more . D. 106s. Adwirat Foote bas gone South to take} Broad Street, Sevada. eee GEORGE BR. LANCASTER, Prop’r. J Porzheimer C JA Burt Red Eog J Koerdan hig * Carney do J i Brewer * do Combs do JMMitehtl do W Landgraf do MraMayer&sondo <A Necce do T Me a §©6J 'N Makins lows Will uw T Waliace do WD ruttle Grass Valiey 7s sows Gold Hiilt 75 aoe ig rhe eCallery Campton JU Hanna uan Y Metlalery do CH Ferre City J Vinaman do ¥ Aijer Loweii Mess Hi W Kedden do -9C & Cihkey John Victorg do _‘F Anversun ‘limburtoo Ww Travia Quaker H HM McNulty Lake City A Dewey do Sam tienry U 5 Cressey San Fran J oneata Vity % Wilsva Alpha matched, anticipa Ew Given under my hand this 34 day of June, A K. MeGOUN, JP. ‘& true copy attelt.MILI. VUMBS, Con. SEN NOTICEH.—State of California, Coun ty of Nevada, Township vi Little York.— awsure KH, i. ¥. Chalk Miudl Mill -c., ys U Bet Brewery Co.— UE i : > g f ¢ mS *6 i] A true copy attest—MILT. CUMBS, Con. ANOTHER TROTTING RACE. To Come over the Gleubrook Race Course, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. . Between John A. Lancaster's brown mare, Bellic, and Mr. Mullaney’s grey mare, unknown, For a Purse and stake of $300. in speed, & good race may' be Daniel Denison names Lancaster's brown mare — aud Mullaney names grey mare, unwe . “Horses start at 2 P.M. Admission to the ta ‘ : BRANNAN & DENISON, Nevada, June Sth-td Proprietors. REMOVAL. To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. ALG. PIER, Has his Large and Magnificent OFr—GLASS & CROCKERY WARE, = — TO THE STORE—— , Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China, Dining Sets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety.’ Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Goblets, Tumblers,_ Vases, a beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, . For preserving fruite—a new patent. Call he and examine them. Lamaps, of all kinds aud sizes: And anything ed cll a Cc. C. Plate up. This stock everything fou Establishment of thila kind. fatto add to presen aa. ie time my pe be ra to time, to meet the wants iy. 2 dg will be promptly and 1 invite the atten of every one to the wONLY STOCK .2 = —or— . GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE Im the City or County ! 5 A. G. PIER, Ne. 45 Bruaéd Btrect. Nevilda; June Sth-tf is md in an ire next session in Saa Francisco June 234. es, Court. the. of the Remlogton Hilt Dice and ayainst . 8. Thomas Powell. M. and T. i. Day for the sum of Five Hz and Fifty Dollars, debt with tmterest_on the sxid sum from the 2ad dey of June 18 3, at the rate of two gg a +knownas the Powell cla'ms or Powell & Smith's . Ls m. before the Hon. T B. McFatiand, District Judge * +7] made, described property which was here‘ofore atfoes to-wit:—That certain set of mining claims pp otrgee dl een the canon, fo ema — t of wa apourtenances thereunto henear the village of Yuu Bet. Little York townsup, N founty, on the south by claims known as the Churchciaims.Notice is . given that ! will expone to ered sale, all the above described property to highest bidder, for eash, in front Court House door, in Nevads, on TUKSDAY, .June 20th, 1843, between the hours of 9 9’clock, A; M-, and4 P. m. Given under 1863. 4 D. Belden, Atty. NSOL VENT NOTICE.—In the District out of Nevads , State of California in the matter of the petit of J.W C. Coleman,an insolvent. Debtor ’ Parsua:.t to ap order of Hon. T. B. McFarland Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby given toallthe ereditos of tle said Insolvent, J. W.C Colemim, to be and appear before Hon, Pr Bs MeParland; District Judg« aforesaid. open court, at the Court Room, of said court, the county of Nevada, on the 6th day of July . D 1863, at 100’elock, A. M., of that day then there to show. cause, if any they can, why of that Lasolvent snould not Boat ape a an as t of his estate be: ce. and rced from his debts and lia«bilities, . 4 u ance of the statute in such sases ant provided ; and in the meantime. all proceed ings against said Insolvent be stayed. ; : "Witness hand and the real of said court, this 3d day Jane, A.D. 1865. —~—— Parqubar-Clerk.aggre 3 e ¥ Cy Niles ‘Searis, Attorney. “FNROLVENT NOTICE. ᐀䤀渀 the District Court of Nevada county, State of Califurnia, in the matter of the petition of Solor:on Cushman, an insolvent D: btor : Pursuant +0 an order of the Hon. T B. MceFarland, Judge of the said District Court, notice is heteby given to all the ereditors of the ssid insolvent, Solomon Cashman, to be and ir aforesaid, ta open he Court Room of said Court, in the count i day ot July, 1863, at 100’clock, A. um. of that day then and there to show cause, if anv they can, why the prayer of that Insof¥eat shou.J not be , and an t of hia estate be and he be di from his detts and liabilities, ia pursuance of the statute in such Sit proreatunge apaiacs saad Yassloenn bo stared. ngs against said Insolven ayed. ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } seal court, this 2nd of June 186%. . —R. BH. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G K. Farquhar, Dep. Niles Rearls, Atty. REMOVAL. NEW STOCK! NEW GOODS! oe CEORGE E. TURNER, “Would respectflilly inform the citizens of Nevada and vitihity that he has removed his large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually Yept in that line to the store Istely occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, A few doors below Pine Street. He has recelved a large and entire new stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of everything in the above line he invites the partieular attention of the ladies in country to his this section of siden of Crockery Ware and s Prices !! For sale. wholesale and retail, © GEO. E. TUBNER. Nevada. June 2d. NEVADA FRUIT eTORE. pte with reliable parties for a constant supForeign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country y solicited. H. J. CLARK. __N. B.—On hand a ite of FIREMh of July. ‘meyai af my hand, this 2nd day June, 4. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif SE POU SALE. and choice stock of Nevada, April 3é—2m Fresh Banch regeived every ¥ . About to leave for Washoe, Miss SAT iug, used fora G sare . A part of the town—opposite the place of H vers Afnold. Any one wiching to ew in be upa ness in thiw section of uty will do-well to call . a and see for themselves. For further particulars It’s a «. enquire of 0 E. GREEN. at Weaver & Co's, on . Broat-atreet, Nevada. de2 tf Mi TO SCRIP HOLDERS. NEVANA, June Ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warfants drawn on General Fund of Nevada county. and regis. tered between January ist, "82 and July ist, 1n62, are requested to present the same for pay. ] sient, Intereston the same erates at the date Th of this advertisement E.G. WAITE, ,Treasurer of Nevada Coupty, billa PRIVATE SCHOOL. peri FOR GIRLS AND BOvYsB, ive ¢ Iss ©, pe peanwana, that she will open a = go s a Private School, on Monday, June Ist lish f inthe School Room formerly occupied by W. KE.“ the p _F. Deal, at. the head of Iiread stecet Terms of Tuition-From $20) to §5 00 per articl month. may 29 wf . dudics FAST Six HORSE LINE late. —To— NEVADA TERRITORY ! a From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours! news From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours: to th he us ~ — isso NEW T : ARRANGEMENT: pre On and after Monday, June Ist, 1663, at 4 0’— ing ne el@ck, ¥. m., and altern:te days thereaiter, I will start a tix Horse Stage from my office m ‘Gassa Nevada eity or : and a Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of China ~ NEVADA TERRITORY. . P leaving the office in the eity of Ne cont vada, at “won ~ ene ponies hal mont! arriv i 2 *y ie a Ou cass adver the done Ut Yeas nourw 1 will Fes bas bi Six Horse iams all the way. ss: : Ta Making Passengers welk is “played out °” propr P. nme Stage leaves ~ ae ot Viegtats about t uesda morning. ’ cehir any thes cnfter, at S yeheek. A ee oh of. ‘house riving im Nevada city at > o’clock im the evening unfurl oe ig ft have an opportunity of Sas * 8 ping at Nevada city till4 o clock ‘eaies wane. Ric , and then can take the stage for wae rr Sacramento and arrive in time to take the Boat ‘an eig for San Francisco, making the trip through fead ih _ from Nevada Territory to the Bay in of tire errwo DAYS ONIY!“4 tu ~ blic depend m -mak the time theo ot wpouldias in Pos age eran Sra i the N Fiom Nevada city to Virginia city in TWENTY from . Hours ! < From Virginia city to Nevada city in sIxTEEX to hav OY vies the passage money If I ever fail paiva to make the time. ne ‘denee EVERY AND COMFORT ‘camp. 18 guaranteed to pas travel line. Passengers wit owe era iver yb _ . ing any negligence on the part of any of my emthe Fe JAMES 8S, McCUE, Succesror to Nevada Stage Company. has ta Office at Nevada, opposite the National ExPues change. Office at Grass Valley. at the Wisconsin Hetel, ‘i for a v Nevada, May 29th—tf ing. . SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS! ! — bei in to pres is puller . ° and ru California Stage Company’s be form § COA H E 8 Tri ba r abont . WILL LEAVE NEVADA democ DAILY Ano At 5 o’clock, P.M., pre th oe ein ror is some Virginia & Carson Cities [. 7%" Arriving at Virgima at 2 P. M. from t . Returning will leave Virginiadt 5 A. ie wi M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. MCity. Connecting with the ABO Company’s Daily Line of with t. : acres . noord Coaches for Sacramento, At 4A. ™. Bi Pox Marysville at 7 A.-M. od oa WAGENER, Agent. Cau Office at the Na Exchange Hote! county Nevada. June 2d—tf D.D .Grece ecratic ry mut and ) ing alte JULIUS DREIFUSS, ine 0 43 Pine Street, has just réceived a):

Tue SLATE MADE UP.—~As the dey for “more and more plain that a few scheming individeale-of thé basersdrt bave made ups ticket to be proposrd fot indorsement in the Convention on the 17th. It is made Up on » ideration of so many votes he promises to ~ pring for the support of that man, and so on, il the whole ts considered 2 dead thing. _ Of, and when the delegates assemble from all parte of the State, the nomination of 2 tick-. et becomes « mere matter of form—nothing “put a ratification of the bargain of a few puliticians, unless the parties interested in the contract fail in ability to bring their promis~ od support to the combination scheme. If the “high contracting parties” have really the power over deiegates they promise, it is of a0 use for those not having » finger in the . Contract to go to the State Concention at all. They are but cate-paws to haul out other poople’s chestuuts. ‘They vote, it is true, lor mon of their choice, and as far as outward appearances areconcerned, they are fairly beaten bythe voice of the majerity. But it they are merely brought into a formal Con vention and put under pledges to support) the nominees of a few wite-pullers There isa show of fairness, because to the uninitiated it looks as if every mn in convention voted his preferences, whereas the traded-off _ delegates vote for a hulf dozen candidates ; it ly because they are told the particular candidate of their county cannot auoceed it they do not do the detestable deed. The honest men who Cannot be traded off, and who should have a voice in convention really bave none at all because the hole thing has been“‘cut and dried,” as the Now, in such times as these, such practi¢os should cease. The people want a voice in saying who shall be their Governor for the four years of the next term. Conness is not cdatent with a position far above his talents end merits. He must degrode bis high pori. ‘tow by mingling in factional squabble, and hots at it, cooperating with-the-same uid corruption clique that stained the Union party‘last winter with its foulness. The game ia to vacate the Custom House and get a tool fo tin the place of Low—a tool who will use the powerful influence of that toncern tw'help s faction of which Conness shall be head, and whose businéses will be to crush ty man who dies not recognize him as the'great Mogul of the Union party. The _ plan is to reinstate the old xystem that pres _ vélled in this State, which we have fought for years, with this difference, that Cunness is substituted for Gwin: : , “Mr. Conness telegraphs to his satelites here that so and 60 is the fnet, with the object of influencing the primaries here. —If-ene county has done thie thing does it follow our county wust do exactly the same thing? If that were the critérion,ther all that p: liticians have to de, is to select one county most tas eile for their purposes in advance, fix its péhoy and then telegraph it to the rest, that they may fullow suit. This one county would dictate the course ofa party, and that county would be merely the-tool of a few " accomplish their purposes. “Ada Mr: Conness, if he has no self-respect, should at least be windful.of the character of hia position, and bf the condition of the country. The Union party cannot affurd to be split into factions, but there is 4 well meaning portion of the loyal people of this State that will not acknowledge him as owner and dictater of their thoughte alid conscience. . Let him bear himself as becomes a man ocs --@tupying the high position of United States Senator. A few politicians, govertied by spite. malice, and perhaps pelf, made him U. 8, Senator. The people now have the right and demand it, tu select their State of ficers uninfluenced by accidental upstarts. ‘Phore is the ‘frozen truth” told plainly. leg any s GuLD In WaALES.—The Scientific Press hae received a letter from a former resident in San Francisco, who is now operating in gold mining in the north of Wales. He has erected improved machinery ia that country, Primary election dey; that Hervy Brown bas recentiy arranged to have a more active hand in State Maire than wae at first proposed, that a minute canvass of the voters. at the rimaries has convinced them that Low must twin in tan Prancisco, that the Central Committee has cuveluded to order an election of delegates to a county instesd of direct ty tre Bt te convention—esch of these theories has been » in turnas possible the exuse of low spirits ot the Stanford men to~ . day, and each sn turn being dejected. The sentiment of the street settles dowa at the latest dates a still different theory, to wit: that while Stanford is not furious to withdraw, Sargent is more and more disposed to run fur Goversor. Perhaps tie very may be true is found in the inet that the San Francisco correspondent of the Sacramento Bee, professes to contradict the ramer on authority. As the majority of the dispatches irom that quartet in -yrsterdays Bee, are obviously uuteue, it would spoil the uniformity of the batch to presume that one of thew is not false. Very likely Mr. Sargent has not announced himself as a caididate for Govern. ot he did not announce himself last winter tor the U, 8. Senate; still he was a candidate, and gave those whe did announce themselves & very s vere sweat before the race ended. apt than jn the city to elect del-yates of such a character cont pledges from them are neitner asked nor taken; ani such men, when they get to Sacramento, will be very likely. ‘on reviewing the field, to fancy there are just ae good meo as either Stautord or Low. Nor when the Stanford mes get over the first grief of their disappointment need they regard Satgent’s running as the most deplor. able of @vents. Sargent was a firm and consistent friend of the Pacific Railtond. His appearance on the field gives Stanford excellent excuse to withdraw and devote hie whole attention to that road whose intersts are tenfold more important than any which the Governor controls. -It would certainly delight the counties that hnve subseri to the Pucific Rsilroad Stock to have its President go gracefully out of a Sargent, as the Senatorial caucus showed. has much popularity in the mining districts, and though the leaders of both tactions would like well enough to use him or better still te shut him out in the cold, it is doubtful if he will can sent tobe placed where either factions want to uae him, or his friends consent to have him ignored. Nor is the prospect of Surgent’s running for Govenor altogether offensive to tbe Low people. Conness may wot think him ae easy a man as Stanford tu beat in this city, but that is offeet by the opening it makes on bis Congressional ticket for another of the Shannon sort. Perhaps inthe new shuffle it_woukl require, Pheips anght be allowed tw prouit his taste by retiring to,his farm, . and ifenly Fay could be erkins’ chan: ers prow sgn A greut deal worse fate might befall\us than the election of Sargent for Governor. He has made a creditable Congreesman, be urged the Pacific Railroad bill when the wost sanguine thought ite ie sage impossible, he helped pass it, and itis no rewatd for etch services to-attach him like a tail w the kite that either tion in San Francisco is trying to coax into Bight.—3S. F. Bulletin. ; we Eastern News —Grant has gone o work and has laid seige to Vicksburg in regular form. It is reported that Johnaun had sent a large force to retake Maines’ Bluff and cut off off Grant from his fivet, and that Grant.had detached a part of his command against the movement and that a battle was imminent. At Port Hudson, Banks was proceeding with a regular ecige and wis confident of success. Te last news from Port Hudson came via New Orleans and dates from the latter place the 22d of May: From Vicksburg we have dated te Sunday last. Our cavalry have been doing the enemy much damage in Virginia. Two important raids had been made, buth ef which deatroyed supplied and bruke up the enemy's tommunications With secessivnists in Matyland. geiieral command of vur ouval forces. President Lineeln has determined to acs cept the services of all colored treeps offerUd and place them under the charge of Gen. Fremont. ‘ As was expected, President Lincoln revoked the order of Gen. Burnside, suppressi the Chicago Times, because a hub-bib Bi creat'd among the copperheads. Fetnando Wood lias been engaged in his treagonable desigts in New York, but he had but little effect. . Extta Billy Smith-bas been elected Governor of Virginia, and the election appears to have gone against the rabid secessiouists. There is great deal of information in the telegraphic culumns of the Union, but bur space’will not admit more than a summary. Tne San Francisco Su visors. are grand style. — Tue Wine Grower's Cunventon holds In the country districts they are rather more . D. 106s. Adwirat Foote bas gone South to take} Broad Street, Sevada. eee GEORGE BR. LANCASTER, Prop’r. J Porzheimer C JA Burt Red Eog J Koerdan hig * Carney do J i Brewer * do Combs do JMMitehtl do W Landgraf do MraMayer&sondo <A Necce do T Me a §©6J 'N Makins lows Will uw T Waliace do WD ruttle Grass Valiey 7s sows Gold Hiilt 75 aoe ig rhe eCallery Campton JU Hanna uan Y Metlalery do CH Ferre City J Vinaman do ¥ Aijer Loweii Mess Hi W Kedden do -9C & Cihkey John Victorg do _‘F Anversun ‘limburtoo Ww Travia Quaker H HM McNulty Lake City A Dewey do Sam tienry U 5 Cressey San Fran J oneata Vity % Wilsva Alpha matched, anticipa Ew Given under my hand this 34 day of June, A K. MeGOUN, JP. ‘& true copy attelt.MILI. VUMBS, Con. SEN NOTICEH.—State of California, Coun ty of Nevada, Township vi Little York.— awsure KH, i. ¥. Chalk Miudl Mill -c., ys U Bet Brewery Co.— UE i : > g f ¢ mS *6 i] A true copy attest—MILT. CUMBS, Con. ANOTHER TROTTING RACE. To Come over the Gleubrook Race Course, ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. . Between John A. Lancaster's brown mare, Bellic, and Mr. Mullaney’s grey mare, unknown, For a Purse and stake of $300. in speed, & good race may' be Daniel Denison names Lancaster's brown mare — aud Mullaney names grey mare, unwe . “Horses start at 2 P.M. Admission to the ta ‘ : BRANNAN & DENISON, Nevada, June Sth-td Proprietors. REMOVAL. To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. ALG. PIER, Has his Large and Magnificent

OFr—GLASS & CROCKERY WARE, = — TO THE STORE—— , Adjoining Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone China, Dining Sets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety.’ Silver Plated Ware, Table Cutlery, Goblets, Tumblers,_ Vases, a beautiful lot. Self-Sealing Glass Cans, . For preserving fruite—a new patent. Call he and examine them. Lamaps, of all kinds aud sizes: And anything ed cll a Cc. C. Plate up. This stock everything fou Establishment of thila kind. fatto add to presen aa. ie time my pe be ra to time, to meet the wants iy. 2 dg will be promptly and 1 invite the atten of every one to the wONLY STOCK .2 = —or— . GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE Im the City or County ! 5 A. G. PIER, Ne. 45 Bruaéd Btrect. Nevilda; June Sth-tf is md in an ire next session in Saa Francisco June 234. es, Court. the. of the Remlogton Hilt Dice and ayainst . 8. Thomas Powell. M. and T. i. Day for the sum of Five Hz and Fifty Dollars, debt with tmterest_on the sxid sum from the 2ad dey of June 18 3, at the rate of two gg a +knownas the Powell cla'ms or Powell & Smith's . Ls m. before the Hon. T B. McFatiand, District Judge * +7] made, described property which was here‘ofore atfoes to-wit:—That certain set of mining claims pp otrgee dl een the canon, fo ema — t of wa apourtenances thereunto henear the village of Yuu Bet. Little York townsup, N founty, on the south by claims known as the Churchciaims.Notice is . given that ! will expone to ered sale, all the above described property to highest bidder, for eash, in front Court House door, in Nevads, on TUKSDAY, .June 20th, 1843, between the hours of 9 9’clock, A; M-, and4 P. m. Given under 1863. 4 D. Belden, Atty. NSOL VENT NOTICE.—In the District out of Nevads , State of California in the matter of the petit of J.W C. Coleman,an insolvent. Debtor ’ Parsua:.t to ap order of Hon. T. B. McFarland Judge of the said District Court, notice is hereby given toallthe ereditos of tle said Insolvent, J. W.C Colemim, to be and appear before Hon, Pr Bs MeParland; District Judg« aforesaid. open court, at the Court Room, of said court, the county of Nevada, on the 6th day of July . D 1863, at 100’elock, A. M., of that day then there to show. cause, if any they can, why of that Lasolvent snould not Boat ape a an as t of his estate be: ce. and rced from his debts and lia«bilities, . 4 u ance of the statute in such sases ant provided ; and in the meantime. all proceed ings against said Insolvent be stayed. ; : "Witness hand and the real of said court, this 3d day Jane, A.D. 1865. —~—— Parqubar-Clerk.aggre 3 e ¥ Cy Niles ‘Searis, Attorney. “FNROLVENT NOTICE. ᐀䤀渀 the District Court of Nevada county, State of Califurnia, in the matter of the petition of Solor:on Cushman, an insolvent D: btor : Pursuant +0 an order of the Hon. T B. MceFarland, Judge of the said District Court, notice is heteby given to all the ereditors of the ssid insolvent, Solomon Cashman, to be and ir aforesaid, ta open he Court Room of said Court, in the count i day ot July, 1863, at 100’clock, A. um. of that day then and there to show cause, if anv they can, why the prayer of that Insof¥eat shou.J not be , and an t of hia estate be and he be di from his detts and liabilities, ia pursuance of the statute in such Sit proreatunge apaiacs saad Yassloenn bo stared. ngs against said Insolven ayed. ~~ Witness my hand and the seal of said } seal court, this 2nd of June 186%. . —R. BH. FARQUHAR, Clerk. G K. Farquhar, Dep. Niles Rearls, Atty. REMOVAL. NEW STOCK! NEW GOODS! oe CEORGE E. TURNER, “Would respectflilly inform the citizens of Nevada and vitihity that he has removed his large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually Yept in that line to the store Istely occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, A few doors below Pine Street. He has recelved a large and entire new stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of everything in the above line he invites the partieular attention of the ladies in country to his this section of siden of Crockery Ware and s Prices !! For sale. wholesale and retail, © GEO. E. TUBNER. Nevada. June 2d. NEVADA FRUIT eTORE. pte with reliable parties for a constant supForeign and Domestic Fruits, Candies, Nuts, etc. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country y solicited. H. J. CLARK. __N. B.—On hand a ite of FIREMh of July. ‘meyai af my hand, this 2nd day June, 4. N. W. KNOWLTON, Sherif SE POU SALE. and choice stock of Nevada, April 3é—2m Fresh Banch regeived every ¥ . About to leave for Washoe, Miss SAT iug, used fora G sare . A part of the town—opposite the place of H vers Afnold. Any one wiching to ew in be upa ness in thiw section of uty will do-well to call . a and see for themselves. For further particulars It’s a «. enquire of 0 E. GREEN. at Weaver & Co's, on . Broat-atreet, Nevada. de2 tf Mi TO SCRIP HOLDERS. NEVANA, June Ist, 1863. LL persons holding Warfants drawn on General Fund of Nevada county. and regis. tered between January ist, "82 and July ist, 1n62, are requested to present the same for pay. ] sient, Intereston the same erates at the date Th of this advertisement E.G. WAITE, ,Treasurer of Nevada Coupty, billa PRIVATE SCHOOL. peri FOR GIRLS AND BOvYsB, ive ¢ Iss ©, pe peanwana, that she will open a = go s a Private School, on Monday, June Ist lish f inthe School Room formerly occupied by W. KE.“ the p _F. Deal, at. the head of Iiread stecet Terms of Tuition-From $20) to §5 00 per articl month. may 29 wf . dudics FAST Six HORSE LINE late. —To— NEVADA TERRITORY ! a From Nevada City to Virginia City in 20 hours! news From Virginia City to Nevada City in 16 hours: to th he us ~ — isso NEW T : ARRANGEMENT: pre On and after Monday, June Ist, 1663, at 4 0’— ing ne el@ck, ¥. m., and altern:te days thereaiter, I will start a tix Horse Stage from my office m ‘Gassa Nevada eity or : and a Virginia City, Carson City and all parts of China ~ NEVADA TERRITORY. . P leaving the office in the eity of Ne cont vada, at “won ~ ene ponies hal mont! arriv i 2 *y ie a Ou cass adver the done Ut Yeas nourw 1 will Fes bas bi Six Horse iams all the way. ss: : Ta Making Passengers welk is “played out °” propr P. nme Stage leaves ~ ae ot Viegtats about t uesda morning. ’ cehir any thes cnfter, at S yeheek. A ee oh of. ‘house riving im Nevada city at > o’clock im the evening unfurl oe ig ft have an opportunity of Sas * 8 ping at Nevada city till4 o clock ‘eaies wane. Ric , and then can take the stage for wae rr Sacramento and arrive in time to take the Boat ‘an eig for San Francisco, making the trip through fead ih _ from Nevada Territory to the Bay in of tire errwo DAYS ONIY!“4 tu ~ blic depend m -mak the time theo ot wpouldias in Pos age eran Sra i the N Fiom Nevada city to Virginia city in TWENTY from . Hours ! < From Virginia city to Nevada city in sIxTEEX to hav OY vies the passage money If I ever fail paiva to make the time. ne ‘denee EVERY AND COMFORT ‘camp. 18 guaranteed to pas travel line. Passengers wit owe era iver yb _ . ing any negligence on the part of any of my emthe Fe JAMES 8S, McCUE, Succesror to Nevada Stage Company. has ta Office at Nevada, opposite the National ExPues change. Office at Grass Valley. at the Wisconsin Hetel, ‘i for a v Nevada, May 29th—tf ing. . SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS! ! — bei in to pres is puller . ° and ru California Stage Company’s be form § COA H E 8 Tri ba r abont . WILL LEAVE NEVADA democ DAILY Ano At 5 o’clock, P.M., pre th oe ein ror is some Virginia & Carson Cities [. 7%" Arriving at Virgima at 2 P. M. from t . Returning will leave Virginiadt 5 A. ie wi M. arriving at Nevada at 10 P. MCity. Connecting with the ABO Company’s Daily Line of with t. : acres . noord Coaches for Sacramento, At 4A. ™. Bi Pox Marysville at 7 A.-M. od oa WAGENER, Agent. Cau Office at the Na Exchange Hote! county Nevada. June 2d—tf D.D .Grece ecratic ry mut and ) ing alte JULIUS DREIFUSS, ine 0 43 Pine Street, has just réceived a):