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June 8, 1862 (4 pages)

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late cited = Then, the penny+ the Slt ob sonter'e labet je. beso at once, blanks can hardly be printed to méet the dematids of the oe of time was posal an excuse, giving & i ganteh but it was d that the pr . dler, Auctioneer, P stupidity. We cme cy te itte, [ctrl sap error has been remedied ‘. to some extent by the Controller, who has, . by the advice of everybody who. has any knowledge of the duties of the office, set seven extra clerks at work, on hie own res. ponsibility. The demand upon him by all the counties at once, for Federal Poll Tax ‘Licenses, Foreign Miners’, Chisese Policé, Merchandize, Liquor, Broker, Banker, Ped‘Vax Licenses, besides & number more, wag.so great that he could . not meet the orders in. weeks to come.— . Meanwhilenumbers of men are leaving the State for Cariboo, Selmon River and the silver mines, and the interest on the debt of the counties is increasing. Controller Warren has done right in assumecuiieas eestithces o'enen of all Union men in one effort to sustain the national Admintstration,the Republican Committee again adjourned to Saturday the 17th; to await the decision of the Democratic Committee: Ata late hour yosterday afterngon, the proposition of the Repo. iétin Comimittee wasrejected, and al! bope of producing & union: by an-appeal to the lenders of the Democracy ended, The Refellowship on equal terme. Pin offors have been rejected “by the leaders, but we fee! confident they will be accepted by the Mmasaes, andthat tuo with enthusiasm. We do not fear the-result. SaLmMon Rivex.—Tho truth begins to come home th even the extitable that * those Northern mines" eo much furor hae been created about age an near’a humbug as possible.. Bo far buta small basin has been tound on Salmon River that. « counted as of any value for mining . purposes, and the report hag been made and authenticated that unless more diggings are discovered in that section thecrowds going there bad better return and that speedily. These periodical excitements about gold mines far away are demoralizing to the people and im & pecuniary injurious to the country. There are hundreds of quartz sodee traversing the country in every direc. tion. Many of them will pay. If one balf the money that ia spent in wild goose chases after ph tsi eaormate the far north. were laid out in the wealth of California it would redound to the benefit of, hot’only individuula, but the State. ere are “quarts lodés Ghough in this Gourty to give somunerative employment to all the wanderers in search of wealth farther north. Mysweurous DisaPPcaRaNnce. —The San » Jaan Press says, eome three months agu, Michael Casey, a resident of this place, left his home, and bas not been heard of since.— He was last.seen, on the day that he took departure, near Freeutan's Crossing. Mr, Cagey waaan Irishman by birth, between 45 nnd 50 years of ege, about 5 feet 9 inches ‘tall, beavy frame, light complexion, fair hair and bine eyes. Ho had on, 08 pear’ as recalicetel;» Gunahaahtedieul s best His _ tamily would be pleased to hear of his where. sbouts if he still rurvives, Tue Bue Norsaxce—The Cnien says fase yey weeks past Sacramento has . Francisco, ie now serving a8 Road Overseer . ing the responsibility to meet the necessities of the State. The only blanie that can be attached to him is for not having provided himeelf with adequate help a month ago. _ From Hicn To Low.—Ex-President Tyler held for many years after retiring to ter; John Quincey’ Adame was a Justice of the Peace “ deoun east,’ after being Presi dent; and ia like manner, says the Beacon, B. ¥. Washington, late collector of San in District No.14,.Tehama — ‘ Same , . $350,000 in bullion passed sineindl that town, within the past week, from the silver {mines of the eastern slope: ‘ tar New houses are going up in San ) Fa at the rate of not less than ong © before in politice—ten. hundged and fifty per month, ky" The. Territorial Ent rprise says the Gould & Curry Company, of Nevada Territory, are taking ont.some of the richest rock ever seen by the editor, It is decomposed quartz, and literally spangled with gold. The ia is being taken out by car loads. Tae. English Government now use shells filled witli molten iron, but refuse to use a composition made of phosphorus, on account of its inhumanity ! <> INSANE.—The number of insane in the In4ane Asylum at Stockton increased ten during the month of May. The whole sumber dn Ahe inetitution now, is 443—359 males and 94 females. PROFANITY OF SHOOL CHILDREN.—A gentleman of this city whose children go to the Mission school, atutes that his eldest son complaine of the profanity of the schulars . after school is dismissed, and froin his representations it.must certainly be anevil which parents aud teachers should attempt to pre« vent. Hf they~ acquire such habits when young, it will be difficult to restrain them from pursuing the same course when they grow older, At present-they cannot see:the evil, but parents can and should at once use every effort te check it—S F. Journal. ._ The profanity of school boys is just as patent here as in San Francisco, aiid what is worse, if report goes true, the school house is a hive for vices of which wo do not choose here to spexnk more particularly. Parents who are so. blind now will not always be so Some of them will bave their eyes open to sad and mortifying realities befure many years elapse. Poor Juunny.—* I've been thinking, what.a fleecing world this is!” exclauns John _ when it becumes apparent to him that the “‘ Monitors,” and other Ysukee demons of the sea have at a single snort demolished the vast navy he hed so prided himselt upon, and made it-necessary fur him to put on his overalls and leathern apron ead do all his work over again. Can't FoLtow tne Compass. —It js stated that the Secessonists are seriously Teqpeon. a et -tion to abolish the use of rths ib ie ountimmalgpetatig in 6 o is oun ting in direction whioly they are ee and therefore they cons no use. for it.—S. F. Journal. eed threatened to} email wae priotes a death unless informed of the ; down the river to Fort the White House the position of Road Maa. hn ot ott . Uston sow diets tdemgh wrer the ram« parts of Fort Pillow. Fort Wright has been abandoned. Fort Randolph offered no obstacles ‘of moment to“our fleet. It’ sailed . Mow and seized . ‘Ti cette diees weet: , _CuicaGo, June 6th —-The Gotilla has passed Fort Randolph, en route for Memphie.— Fort Wright is occupied by the Federal . forces. a leetnre at Dateh Flat next Tuesday evening for the benefit of the Methodist Church, subject—California,Past and Future.” Districr Court.—June 6th—W. A. Sawyer vs. J, F. Clark. -Judgment revived against defendant for $73,50. Ragadale ‘vs. Mullen.—Caee tried, and reserved for argument. June 7th.—Landes vs. Landes. —Deores of divorce granted. Middle Yuba Cv. vs. Eureka Lake Co — Pidgment for plaintiffs for P2t 415. Ragedale vs. Mullen.—Argued and submitted. Has rue Ricnt Ring.— The boys of Hose Company No. l gave their new bell a few taps yesterday. It has a fine ring, the tone being deeper than No. 2's bell, and sufficient to alarm the people a¢ far as Gold Flat.— May ita peals never startle the people of Nevada, > AnoTHer GRanpD BALL IN ProspecT.— . The Hook and Ladder Company have it in contemplation to give a grand_ball on’ the evening of the Fourth of July next They ‘. are the boys to do the thing in style, and we ee Nevapa Counry Bisie Soctery: ~ . ‘There -wiil-be-a-meeting of the Nevada Bible Society this evening at 8 o'clock, at the Brick Church. “Addresses will be delivered by the Rev. Mr: Buell and Rev. Mr. Cummings. » By order of the President, W. Grove DEAL. — Te BIR CEL. On the night of the 7th, to the wife of A. E. Head, Keq., a son. ADMINISTRATION COUNTY CONVENT:ON. To the Unton Voters of Nevada County : The Republican Central Committee of Nevada county, having made overtures to the County Committee repsesenting the Union Demecray, for arrangements to unite Union men of all political opinions for the purpose ot electing delegates’ to the Convention called by the Republican State Central Committee to assemble in Sacramento on the 17th inst , and such overtures having been rejected, after two adjournments on our part to give the Union Democratic Committee time to deliberate. Weare now compelled at this late moment to do that which, but for a desire to unite all leyal men in one party, we shonld have donv at an earlier day. Therefore, «ll voters whearein favor of «ustaining the National Administration, in its efforte to suppress tue rebellion and preserve the Union entire, are requested to assembie in their spective Townships, on Thursday next, the i2th instant, to elect delegates to a County Convention to assemble at Nevada City, at 2 o’lock, r. M., on Sagurday mext, che ith instant, for the purpose of electing fourteen delegates to the State Convention called. by the Republican State Central Committee to be holden at Sacramento on ‘Tuesday, the 17th Inat. The Townships of the county are entitled to the following representation in the County Convention °
Ry ender Of ths Mabebiltn Cabaty’ Gontral onnitoarof Reade toon ¥ Centra WAPTE, Chairman. A. W. Forth. Secret: tary. i PRIMARY MEETING. 12 h instant, at 2 o’clock P. a., at Jacob’s Store on Commercial street (uader the TRANSCRIPT Officc,) for the purpose of electing eightecn delegates to the Countv Convention to on Sturday, the lth instant in this pret Lee Ae tho AN citizens in fever . of w t# Rev. Mr. W. Grove Deal; will deliver . . Captain ‘Tancred run-no-risk-in-predicting a complete success: . -S ag the National Administration in its ay ‘NEVADA THEATRE! si Ioas desu seseith eeseeW. BE por ana stances eredes een FEF ibe, 0 mpter shestra eeskeene ern 3, . ghee rer shwenten am Graves, The Charming Comedienne Supported by a full and powerful company from THER AMERICAN THEATRE: : 1 San F’rancisco. _ Will appear on Monday Evening, Jane 9th. edy in 2 acts, entitled NAVAL practi genet Miss Marv Mortimer..2Mre. W 4 iss I oy Mr Pontifax. ceil s Anderson, —!,ae peel Se R. Mes Ae) eon enenene +A, , R,. Phelps, ‘ere G. L. Graves, To be followed by the laughable Comedy of SKETCHES IN INDIA!! Sally Scraggn, with Mre.W_H. Leighton, Lady etn en ee Sir Mathews Seragg?.. Dorrington To conclude withthe ever-popular Farce entitled the =_a NEES DUBLIST! cave Galle vest serossagacactt if ADMISSION, ONE ROLLAR. HERIFE’S. ecutien to me on. District Goemtaleiee ~ the 14th Judicial in and for the county be ar bas ft date Jenetth A. D ; and against W. Leet, WC, Childers, GF J.MeDonald,J Ff. Roberts, M, % Cavin aad Ht” B, Wood, forthe sum of Two Thousand. One Hundred and Forty-five Dollars, (debt,) with interest on the said sum of $2145 00, from the 4th day of June: 1862, at the rave of two per month till paid together with all Fn ok yea 1 have levied upon the follow: pecty which was. heretofore at! hat certain set of mining claims crow, located near the town of ao Hit, evada county, in New York Ravine, an wn as the claims of McBrown, Leet and ¢ Childers, said claims are 2000 feet in extent, (more or yd running up and down said ravine, including tle banks on either side, gute ol with all fumes, sluices, hydraulics, ts Mad way and cole oh tenances belonying t Also. set of mining. claime. Seemed on ‘Kaunas Hill, Nevada county, and known as the Roberts & % es? a on the north by Brown eot’s cliims ; on the west by Spring creek — poy age that set of mining elaims. located at Columbia Hill, Nevadaco. knownas MeDonald & Bro’s. diggings. Also, apon that certain other ret of cl located on Columbia Hill, in southwesterly direction from the tewn of Columbia Hiil, andknownas the Eny a cattle a togethe r with all fumes, si rights and qerieennets, eabongied ta to each pera . every one of the claims last named,or im any _ appurtainin te theseme. Also, wu that tain saloun situated on Main street Columbia nin below Ayers’ Drug Store. » Upon vacant building below Livery Stable, —— the hts ey oand all imptovenmedii, that I will expose be oneing thereto. tice is hereby oe public sale all the ve described pronettz, te the highest bidder for cash, in front of che Court House door, in m_the hour TUESDAY, July ist, 1862. between ts of 9 o'clock A. M., and 4 o'clock. p. Given under my > bands this 4th day: of June A. D., 162 .*. ree Sheriff. T.P. west habe Atty. NSOLVENT NOTICE.—1n the District Seek bay 4th Judicial Duseiet of Stace 1 California. if the matter of of c. Thomas. an Insolvent Mok aod t to an order of the Hon. 'T. Bo M Merariens, th of the said District Court, notice is en to all the creditors of said I to be and appear before the Hon,:'T. B. McFarPrey District Ju a ho court. the court roem, o court, in count Nevada, on the 12th day of Jaly —_ oe. ong o’elock A. M., of that day, then and eause, ifany they can, wit’ the solvent should not be of his Eetate be made, and he his debte ard Lisbilities, in of of the Statute in such case made and ime the mean time wba vent be se Witness my hand mere Sp Sek of of sald . Fe pala pry ‘Aik, Clerk sienesas edocatl Ie ~hes WF . Petter avd Charles W. Young. are appointed to The Performance will commence with the comwhithes * . Columbia = .K. O Hw 1, Graves, . ey : hereto show . . Alameva. teececevcene FW “Fa. BMA. covseccce t ereoegee 2S see bareareneeetes 1;Sterri ; To Tee eee. ee ES oe sett eeeve OF . . ay + eu 6 who eiren INSSo Bree EF ERODE SS oH eee be elected pyre resident of the Cwunty ee gtr greg eee es no gl ven egates to any excep zens ¢ County’ which they shail have becn elected to rc presen B of a R can red pete = iy order Peery ALFRED manana ane: i ap3o GRAND BALL! mR. & mits, , ay Wednesday, June 25th; 1862. eee ve n@oivan ar Committce of Arrangements. Lake Cit annces nae . ¥m. : rt. John me Cherokee.. sods San Juan..) T Saxby) P Gainer. 7 Prench Corrall A. Morateur. Liebert, 4. . Anuers . ". Moore's Finbar. tis ae : tL a a one ip tees eeeeee teteee “ese d Jobn MeBrown, a W. EB. PRESSEY.......Prineipe . — Pocruied vue. or, icon ae ® tod ef thes pr eae: nd hopes by hb pont he po 27s Ra tod the Bchoo! the sl exertion to TUITION—-PER MONTH, For Latin and th her diene Yor Comanae Baa liok oe ae Fer my4 W. E. PRESSEY. 4 = [aes LOsT —A Pocket Ther. between Newtown and Keys’ Milk Ranch, on Saturday, April 26th, containing a note and t for $37,50, given last May ; besides S counts. A reward will be peld om leaving t ticle at Keys’ Ranch_or this office. May 4th, 1962. C. He wiioone, A WORD TO THE AGED.—In tlie de. cline of ‘ife the loss of vital force consequent upon physical decay. can only be safely eupplied by some vivifying preparation which, recruite the strength and spirits, without the exaustion which is always, the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, Dr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative. immediate in its beneficial action and permanent fi ite effect lt tones the stomach; improves. the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirits Fordyspepsia, oppression after eating, pillious cholic, wind cholic, spasms of the stomach, ‘sick or nervous head-ache, chills and fever, tremens, prostration, and all the complaimts special to the feebler sex the Bitters are carnestly recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed their superior efficacy in such éases.—Sold by all Draggists and dealers every where. . may tm L. J. CRAPKAWS Private . “ noni gomer vores ante te Peciie Mail Geom’ tblisned in ane for 4 of in. Coapha . D.late in the Hungarian Revolucauters Chlet Phy Physician to Twentieth of Wormen Children, the Philadelphia Coland the Suppres and’ erro 2 Phyisician, L. J of Pesth, Hun: fh ae ter aoe tits eee ie the, treet i cogadh 2 8. Dem Se rresena ae comm &ddress DR. L. J. CEAPRAY, San Francieco’