June 9, 1863 (4 pages)

fEOWESDAY MORNING JUNE 10th RN Gus. HvoKyn.s—The late retiring of Gen. *"Hooker behind the Rappahannock was the signal for all the eroakers in Ametican chris tendum to come out-and fill the air with, their dismal sounds. Of course, the McClel\anites were tompant. Theit chief was “thrust in the face of the Administration wogain, and a great commnaad demanded for im. Cr ticiams on ‘Ges. Hooker could be had gratuitously on ev sorts of stories about his movements, — ‘nd proofs of his incompetency, were thick as — plackberries, George Wilkygs brs taken up . his pen to inake the croakers hunt thejr holes, and. he lays about him most vigorously. te scies has pevntier ene for informapo be et te. all Ati ‘ed him. He pointa to the various strategic movements of Hooker, by which he deceived the enet: y, eroséed the Rappahannock, turned the im-~ pregnable fortifications of Fredericksburg un which the art of fortification had been exhausted, and compelled Gen. Lee to come out and meet him on equal ground,as an ev~ idence of the greut military genius ‘of Hook~ er. He did what no other general had done, and his plan of byttle Wilkes puts up as su_ perior. He held a key position and would pave succeeded but for the treachery or cowardice of Howard's division. Sheltered behind breastwurks and oceupying the must g Smpertenk podition ae the field. when the ené emy made their appearance, these troops threw down their arms and ran without fir“ing a shot. Had they stood bravely to their posts the reb-la must have been defeated. As it was Hooker was obliged to modify hit “plan and form bis ariny again on less advantageous ground, Still he had the rebels apparently tu bis own advantage. But Stoneman was not heard frum. -Averill had not kept up the promised communication. Sedgwick, too had mado a blunder in storining the beights of Fredericksburg and then votiring behind the river. But the worst ca~ lamity and ene which no wilitary genius could be responsible for, and one which none but an All Seeing Eye could foresee, was a storm of rain that awe'led the. streams, broke —Joose the povtoons and threatened to cut of the supplies, of -onr brave agny. Hooker ‘prudently recrossed ‘the river. Safely a hundred thousahd men were recrossed with~ out losé, and nut demuralized.It was in-acs case of any untureseen event like that of a rainstorm. It wasa grievous dissppoint—ment te Hooker to forego the pleasure of ppaww tal the rebel army, but he retired as became a great captain to bide his tiine. ~The fault was in great measure in the under éffivera. Had Howard's division behaved as it should, the rebel army must have been overthrown. Had Hooker been informed of the movements of his cavalry in the direction of Richmond he would have had not the glements which no man can‘ control conspired eeainst hin, victory would ~ have perched on our banners. Such is tite * gum of George Wilkes’ defense of the moves ments of Gen. Hooker iu the rear of Freder. icksburg. We believe he is right. We be« ‘lieve in Hooker. He bas been one of the grand heroes of this war, and America is _ proud of her gallant son. He has been in lights to ride, leaden rain. and iron hail have no terrore for him. He is a glorious hero, and History hngers to write his deeds We trust the affrighted foo will yet see the _ gleam of his victorious sword from the Rappshannock to the Gulfof Mexico. Supreme Cour'r.—It is understood that the name of Lorenzo Sawyer will be presented in the State convention for Judge of the Supreme Court. He is Judge of one of the Judicial Districts of San Francisco, is a _ thorough, careful, sound, and rehable man, and a perfect gentleman. Asa lawyer and judge he stands high in the estimation of the bar. Judge Sawyor was formerly a resident _of Nevada, and, notwithstanding the migrations of his friends, he has still some true ones leitin this vicinity. the seceshers at Virginia City have raised $6,000 to start an evening copperhead paper at that place. * We also learn that anoth. er Union paper, evening, will be «started there during the month. Ao Gedeeih ache whule cunvention, . contrelied by the vote if only wire-pullers a her, to see her interests fustered. The But aa it waa, . the mnidet df aheeted flaine, where death ‘dex CBF We leara from a reliable source that . . . Those thirty votes agting ina body will have a powerful influence in the State convention, if under the control of dextetius pol. Heian as ‘trading capital, Many counties can behave-delegations ut their command. Accor dingly the votg of San Francisco is of prime importance. San Franciggo has by far the largest delegation of any county of the State. As the commercial metropolis of the coast, it is the desire of all men who have a pride mining counties pay great deference to the besides the superior strength of her delegation, on other bain a. State conThe orietery elections come off fonder in San Francisco. Thousands of dollars are distributed annually to control the political power of San Francisco. Thousands wil; be expended this year, the same as ever be. fare. Sines the treachery of professed Stanpeeple-of San Francisco, and so it-ja that + Friday list-and killed. His age wae 33, and Ruberts, Esq., has nog appointed in his} plice. > <A splendid horse belonging to Chas. E. . dated with a Miller was Killed on Sunday last by falling into a shaft near Lesch‘s-lumber yard. . day last, by lung fever. This is the fourth season. Watt & Co. are about to commence operations on their quartz ledge at Recky Bar. men. John A. Smith, _ late proprietor « of the Anthony House, was thrown froin his horse en was formerly trom Calloway county Missou~ ri. Quite a number of Grass Vulleyans have returced to thas place Int-ly from WashoeA man at Neweustie, who-serted four days ford men in Sacramento we need not -hes itate. to believe that the most detestable means will be resorted to. for the purpose of carrying the San Francisco primaries.— Stanford is thought by some to be out of the ring. At any rate it is understood thut he declines te resort to base means to influence the elections in the chief city.— But, there is a powerful influence, or influences combined, that = forget on the occasion of every eléction. tu spead money like water. The monopolies are on hand at such times with puckets full of rocks. We are twld on good authority that a hundisburséd to Garry the San Francisco primaries. Some of the candidates aspiring to high places aresich. They are fat aa melt~ ed butter, ard ate expeted to disburse freeNy. ut beifig squeezed. Of cuurae; dolTare “ave lgiip prised ‘to be omnipotent. At any rate they*have been in San Francisco in election times. But, whether gold will win this year, to-day will demonstrate. It it does, San Francisco will come to the State convention ready fur a trade, and those dele gations that are ‘‘on it” must be sharp tu drive a good bargain. ulating the people out of a voice in conventions is well understoed by the —— ae iticians of San Francisca, But, perhaps, the political Othellos may find their occupation gone. There is a movement on foot, gotten up by guod men, to putonly prominent business men of San Francisco in the State convention, instead vf the old political hacks, and there is some prospect thacit will succeed. It is a popuBulletin, and Alta favor it, us also the Evening Journal. If the citizens’ ticket wins. the San Francisco delegation in the State convention will be composed of representa» tive men, whe will pot be under the dicta tion of a clique, but will go to Sacramento with an earnest determination to act for the best interests of the State. To-day will decide whether San Francisco is to be under the thumb of a few, or whether she will nen. this county. Atompany is abeut being formed at the patriotic little burg of U Bet, another at Nuyth San Juan, and arrangerments are being made fur organizing others in the various towns. ‘Bap Acctpent.—The fine team of T.T. Davenport & Co. ran away yesterday, near Sneath & Clay's mill, and one of the horses was killed. We are sorry to hear it as about town. Tue Bee speaks ot Lawrence Upson, Esq., editor of the ‘Union as a probable candidate for Congresa before the Union Convention. San Mateo Gazette. Byron had this cxse in view when he spoke of honor in connection with a man_being killed and then having bis nawe mispelled in the gazette. TRIGONOCEPHALUS ConrorTrRix—that’s the Latin name for the genus copperhead. DESERTION is sometime punished with ‘death in our vervice. Eight soldiers who ran away from Fort Independence, on the 7th were all drowned. Tue Grand Jury’ of . Les Angeles haye ine dicted George F. Morris for murder. 3,000 pounds of flour and other goods, amounting in all to about $1,500, and stole four horses. dred thousand dullars, 1f required, would be . The science of manips jar move, although begun-ratherlate. ‘The . 5. be represented by her own representative . ° —_ CH The militaryefecer is raging high-io the bays were about the finest looking span . ‘Tue Indians are wie RG troublesome in Trinity. At Cedar Flat they carried off er arene seS. Harry Cady lost a valaxble horse on Mon~} a vaca aseniae ees . They give employment to a large number of — _NATIONAL BATHS HAIR ORESSING BALOOW. "Fawr cise mood eR Does tak human Hair. Ss alist cadeates dentradend the hairfrom grey. ayUM KKY—A fine assortment on hand. FISHEK & LAMIE, opp. Natioual Exchange Wanted. — ho is competen Gow ate ks fa mince or = ae aed livusework. Enquire at this office. ANOTHER “TROTTING RACE. aii siti To Come over the Gienbrook Race Course, ft “Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne_ REMOVAL. : a Smetana CEORCE E. TURNER, vada and vicinity that he has removed hia large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually bept in that line to the store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, . _ & few doors below Pine Street. He has reeelved a large and entire aw stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. NEW srocK 1 NEW GOODS . . bai on # jury, siys he is ao full of law that it is bird werk fur him to keep trum _— suinebudy. New Zeacanp.—The New Zealand gold muws are wow yielding atthe rate of $10,000,000 per annum. ‘THREE companies ot ot California Volunteers were to have left Fort Vancouver for Buise, on Monday. jast._ eo Wry 1s Vickebur, like Sacramento? B: ~ cause it hax a Grant over it; or because its site is covered by a U. 8. Grant; or w cous firmed Government Graut. — ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. Between John A. Lancaster’s brown mare, Belic, and Mr. Muliancy’s grey mare, unknown, For. a Purse and stake of $200. As Denison thinks both Mares arevery neal ly — in speed, a good race may be anticipa Taian Denison names Lancaster's brown mare ‘BELLE. au.d Mullaney names grey mare, un—Admission to the ot wie at 2 P. M. “BRANNAN & DENISON, -ABRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. « GEORGE. R. LANCASTER, Prop’r, JUNE 8, 1664. A & G Lewis Hunt’s Hi'l J N Turner Nevada C J Porter Woolseys M — do D L Calkins City A Marnéy do J Vinton Wisconsin T-L:Nioholson do ES Doud &f Bive Tent JH Bomgardiner do P H Doud do _ J Burgess do Mrs Pardee&2cdo J Hawk do TBSaley — do GW Gould do D Felton do J McC oe JG Kopf ‘do Geo D Kendall do Geo $a do L, Mviiert Folsom J Millhore do C Whittier ~ Miss Kimball Sacramt Geo Fosier A « Henderson Gast R Geo Bryent Cal Stage Cc R Parish Red sam Ewin ng do . BE -Williams do F silver Washington W A Begole do L Albracher Canada H I L Given Grass Valley J mith do J McGuire do ©H Coover Washoe § Slusher Alpha C Delinamer do Geo Mix San Juan L Blum Martinez GeoMeHardy do R.T Miller Humboldt J Crawford do H Trenb do JHMM de Meisel ~do— R Kearmer do ¥F Grass Virginia City Laas Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities ! Manufactured by_P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. = ‘Primary Election. HE Prima will take placeon Saturday next at the . Theatre. The Polls will be Any from 2 o’clock _P. M. untilsuntown. E Ban and W. Hagiett are designated caleteeere of ballote. All voters who are willing to subscribe to the test establi-hed by the Union S‘ate Central Com mitte, areinvited to vote. By order VESTIVITAS! v Aegon ot “i GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, —Takes place at the— HOOK AND LADSER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET, THIS EVENING. ‘Ahitbadns Free. Go! EVERYBODY! ISSOLUTION.—The cotofore existing between L. C. Wickes 1s th poled Giesolved eonsent. Persons any unsett ness with the iate Pog will call and settle diately with either of the ui SPENCE, WICKES. ce and mutual busiimmeLGW Nevada, Jume 9th, 1963. MARRIED. Nevada, June 5th-td hi seinen At Grass Valley. on Monday last, by Rev Mr. FOR SALE. = Putnam. Wm. Holmes, and Miss Lizzie J. JenAt Lake City---Nevada County. kins, both of Nevad-. =< . neas in this section of county will . FOR GIRLS + AND BOYS, —_* with reliable parties for &@ constant — THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK} Eleetion for Nevada’ precinct & rAbout to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers for eale cheap her+ “Building, used for a Grocer and residenee, together wit good size and situatcd in ~ best part o1 the town—oppoiite the place of post? Arnold. Any one wishing to eugage Fyn ; and see for themselves._ For further particulars enquire of O E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s, on Broa street, Nevada. je2 tf PRIVATE SCHOOL. Iss JOHNSON, would ully \aretia the ts-of Nevada C y and vial, that she will open a . = F. Deal, at the head of Bruad stecet month. NEVADA FRUIT r opposite the Nationaf Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arranyemay 29 STORE. Foreign and Demsentte wreits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. H. J. CLARK. N. B.—-On hand a large supply of FIRE= Wonk? of every description, for the coming 4th of July, may3i tf -NTED.—We are paying 87 r cr gd “good Oak bark. A large Quantit wanted. KELSEY & BUTLER. Nevada, April 34—2m TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY—— — LORINC & M’CONAHAY, 7 HO have removed to No. 37. Broad st : (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortment of . Clocks, Watch: Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWELRYGoods purchased at this establishment warranted to be as represented. kr California Jewelry manufactured, Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevada, April 20th. —Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c.,. Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial. Presh Ranch Butter received every day. my2é E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATIORNEY Wi ecear practice n all the courts of Nevada ‘eat the Court House ‘13th. 1861. iehaee CIGAR STORE si .5;, ROTHSCHILD, Dike Mesrechtne re ee Sone se MAIN STREET, NEVA B. Store closed from Frida rh Store a lot and stable, The building is of . . Private School, on Monday, June ist { »-¢-4dn the School Room formerly eccupied by W. E Terms of Tuition-From $20) to “eo ag . HE undersigned bea: operieda Fruit store}, Y evening to} ™ e o As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of everything in the above line he invites the particular attention of the ladies in this seetion of country to his Stock of Crockery Ware and ~~ Bis Prices!! « For sale wholésale and retail. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada. June 2d. r ——— BREMOVAL. cee To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. A. GC. PIER, Has Removed his Large and Magnificen* —STOCK or--" ~ GL ASS & CROCKERY WARE, ——TO THE STORE—— : Nielgenianing Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of those . in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone Chins. Dining Sets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety. Silver Plated Ware, Tuamblers, Vases, a beautiful lot. For preserving fruits—a new patent. Call and examine them. Lamps, of all kinds and éizes: And anything from a C. C. Plate up. Establishment o1 this-kind. 1 «hall continue to” add to my present stock,irom time to time, to meet the wants of this community. Grderstrom the country wiil be-promptly and faithfu'ly attended to L-invite the attention of eycry one to the = ONLY STOCK 2 —OF-— GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE _In the).City or County ! A. G. PIER, No. 45 Broad Street. Nevada. Junedth-tf Ambrotypes, Photographs, Ete. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms Ne. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, fo Sassi apparatus, and we ae prepared Large Photographs, Tn Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Flain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, PICTURES E. a Bet will continue the business ° ve hi cd tention to it Yo oo ay “eo \ aaniee evening. Table Cutlery, Goblets, . Self-Sealing Glass Cans, This stock comprises.ev s everything found in an.~ O'rx rooms have been recently supplied with Which cannot, be excelled Pra any in the atatei es gts penchant NR as a ihucassubqucincsouil ee eee

fEOWESDAY MORNING JUNE 10th RN Gus. HvoKyn.s—The late retiring of Gen. *"Hooker behind the Rappahannock was the signal for all the eroakers in Ametican chris tendum to come out-and fill the air with, their dismal sounds. Of course, the McClel\anites were tompant. Theit chief was “thrust in the face of the Administration wogain, and a great commnaad demanded for im. Cr ticiams on ‘Ges. Hooker could be had gratuitously on ev sorts of stories about his movements, — ‘nd proofs of his incompetency, were thick as — plackberries, George Wilkygs brs taken up . his pen to inake the croakers hunt thejr holes, and. he lays about him most vigorously. te scies has pevntier ene for informapo be et te. all Ati ‘ed him. He pointa to the various strategic movements of Hooker, by which he deceived the enet: y, eroséed the Rappahannock, turned the im-~ pregnable fortifications of Fredericksburg un which the art of fortification had been exhausted, and compelled Gen. Lee to come out and meet him on equal ground,as an ev~ idence of the greut military genius ‘of Hook~ er. He did what no other general had done, and his plan of byttle Wilkes puts up as su_ perior. He held a key position and would pave succeeded but for the treachery or cowardice of Howard's division. Sheltered behind breastwurks and oceupying the must g Smpertenk podition ae the field. when the ené emy made their appearance, these troops threw down their arms and ran without fir“ing a shot. Had they stood bravely to their posts the reb-la must have been defeated. As it was Hooker was obliged to modify hit “plan and form bis ariny again on less advantageous ground, Still he had the rebels apparently tu bis own advantage. But Stoneman was not heard frum. -Averill had not kept up the promised communication. Sedgwick, too had mado a blunder in storining the beights of Fredericksburg and then votiring behind the river. But the worst ca~ lamity and ene which no wilitary genius could be responsible for, and one which none but an All Seeing Eye could foresee, was a storm of rain that awe'led the. streams, broke —Joose the povtoons and threatened to cut of the supplies, of -onr brave agny. Hooker ‘prudently recrossed ‘the river. Safely a hundred thousahd men were recrossed with~ out losé, and nut demuralized.It was in-acs case of any untureseen event like that of a rainstorm. It wasa grievous dissppoint—ment te Hooker to forego the pleasure of ppaww tal the rebel army, but he retired as became a great captain to bide his tiine. ~The fault was in great measure in the under éffivera. Had Howard's division behaved as it should, the rebel army must have been overthrown. Had Hooker been informed of the movements of his cavalry in the direction of Richmond he would have had not the glements which no man can‘ control conspired eeainst hin, victory would ~ have perched on our banners. Such is tite * gum of George Wilkes’ defense of the moves ments of Gen. Hooker iu the rear of Freder. icksburg. We believe he is right. We be« ‘lieve in Hooker. He bas been one of the grand heroes of this war, and America is _ proud of her gallant son. He has been in lights to ride, leaden rain. and iron hail have no terrore for him. He is a glorious hero, and History hngers to write his deeds We trust the affrighted foo will yet see the _ gleam of his victorious sword from the Rappshannock to the Gulfof Mexico. Supreme Cour'r.—It is understood that the name of Lorenzo Sawyer will be presented in the State convention for Judge of the Supreme Court. He is Judge of one of the Judicial Districts of San Francisco, is a _ thorough, careful, sound, and rehable man, and a perfect gentleman. Asa lawyer and judge he stands high in the estimation of the bar. Judge Sawyor was formerly a resident _of Nevada, and, notwithstanding the migrations of his friends, he has still some true ones leitin this vicinity. the seceshers at Virginia City have raised $6,000 to start an evening copperhead paper at that place. * We also learn that anoth. er Union paper, evening, will be «started there during the month. Ao Gedeeih ache whule cunvention, . contrelied by the vote if only wire-pullers a her, to see her interests fustered. The But aa it waa, . the mnidet df aheeted flaine, where death ‘dex CBF We leara from a reliable source that . . . Those thirty votes agting ina body will have a powerful influence in the State convention, if under the control of dextetius pol. Heian as ‘trading capital, Many counties can behave-delegations ut their command. Accor dingly the votg of San Francisco is of prime importance. San Franciggo has by far the largest delegation of any county of the State. As the commercial metropolis of the coast, it is the desire of all men who have a pride mining counties pay great deference to the besides the superior strength of her delegation, on other bain a. State conThe orietery elections come off fonder in San Francisco. Thousands of dollars are distributed annually to control the political power of San Francisco. Thousands wil; be expended this year, the same as ever be. fare. Sines the treachery of professed Stanpeeple-of San Francisco, and so it-ja that + Friday list-and killed. His age wae 33, and Ruberts, Esq., has nog appointed in his} plice. > <A splendid horse belonging to Chas. E. . dated with a Miller was Killed on Sunday last by falling into a shaft near Lesch‘s-lumber yard. . day last, by lung fever. This is the fourth season. Watt & Co. are about to commence operations on their quartz ledge at Recky Bar. men. John A. Smith, _ late proprietor « of the Anthony House, was thrown froin his horse en was formerly trom Calloway county Missou~ ri. Quite a number of Grass Vulleyans have returced to thas place Int-ly from WashoeA man at Neweustie, who-serted four days ford men in Sacramento we need not -hes itate. to believe that the most detestable means will be resorted to. for the purpose of carrying the San Francisco primaries.— Stanford is thought by some to be out of the ring. At any rate it is understood thut he declines te resort to base means to influence the elections in the chief city.— But, there is a powerful influence, or influences combined, that = forget on the occasion of every eléction. tu spead money like water. The monopolies are on hand at such times with puckets full of rocks. We are twld on good authority that a hundisburséd to Garry the San Francisco primaries. Some of the candidates aspiring to high places aresich. They are fat aa melt~ ed butter, ard ate expeted to disburse freeNy. ut beifig squeezed. Of cuurae; dolTare “ave lgiip prised ‘to be omnipotent. At any rate they*have been in San Francisco in election times. But, whether gold will win this year, to-day will demonstrate. It it does, San Francisco will come to the State convention ready fur a trade, and those dele gations that are ‘‘on it” must be sharp tu drive a good bargain. ulating the people out of a voice in conventions is well understoed by the —— ae iticians of San Francisca, But, perhaps, the political Othellos may find their occupation gone. There is a movement on foot, gotten up by guod men, to putonly prominent business men of San Francisco in the State convention, instead vf the old political hacks, and there is some prospect thacit will succeed. It is a popuBulletin, and Alta favor it, us also the Evening Journal. If the citizens’ ticket wins. the San Francisco delegation in the State convention will be composed of representa» tive men, whe will pot be under the dicta tion of a clique, but will go to Sacramento with an earnest determination to act for the best interests of the State. To-day will decide whether San Francisco is to be under the thumb of a few, or whether she will nen. this county. Atompany is abeut being formed at the patriotic little burg of U Bet, another at Nuyth San Juan, and arrangerments are being made fur organizing others in the various towns. ‘Bap Acctpent.—The fine team of T.T. Davenport & Co. ran away yesterday, near Sneath & Clay's mill, and one of the horses was killed. We are sorry to hear it as about town. Tue Bee speaks ot Lawrence Upson, Esq., editor of the ‘Union as a probable candidate for Congresa before the Union Convention. San Mateo Gazette. Byron had this cxse in view when he spoke of honor in connection with a man_being killed and then having bis nawe mispelled in the gazette. TRIGONOCEPHALUS ConrorTrRix—that’s the Latin name for the genus copperhead. DESERTION is sometime punished with ‘death in our vervice. Eight soldiers who ran away from Fort Independence, on the 7th were all drowned. Tue Grand Jury’ of . Les Angeles haye ine dicted George F. Morris for murder. 3,000 pounds of flour and other goods, amounting in all to about $1,500, and stole four horses. dred thousand dullars, 1f required, would be . The science of manips jar move, although begun-ratherlate. ‘The . 5. be represented by her own representative . ° —_ CH The militaryefecer is raging high-io the bays were about the finest looking span . ‘Tue Indians are wie RG troublesome in Trinity. At Cedar Flat they carried off er arene seS. Harry Cady lost a valaxble horse on Mon~} a vaca aseniae ees . They give employment to a large number of — _NATIONAL BATHS HAIR ORESSING BALOOW. "Fawr cise mood eR Does tak human Hair. Ss alist cadeates dentradend the hairfrom grey. ayUM KKY—A fine assortment on hand. FISHEK & LAMIE, opp. Natioual Exchange Wanted. — ho is competen Gow ate ks fa mince or = ae aed livusework. Enquire at this office. ANOTHER “TROTTING RACE. aii siti To Come over the Gienbrook Race Course, ft “Would respectfully inform the citizens of Ne_ REMOVAL. : a Smetana CEORCE E. TURNER, vada and vicinity that he has removed hia large stock of HARDWARE, And everything usually bept in that line to the store lately occupied by Pier and Welch. on Commercial Street, . _ & few doors below Pine Street. He has reeelved a large and entire aw stock of GLASS & CROCKERY WARE. NEW srocK 1 NEW GOODS . . bai on # jury, siys he is ao full of law that it is bird werk fur him to keep trum _— suinebudy. New Zeacanp.—The New Zealand gold muws are wow yielding atthe rate of $10,000,000 per annum.

‘THREE companies ot ot California Volunteers were to have left Fort Vancouver for Buise, on Monday. jast._ eo Wry 1s Vickebur, like Sacramento? B: ~ cause it hax a Grant over it; or because its site is covered by a U. 8. Grant; or w cous firmed Government Graut. — ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, June 16th. Between John A. Lancaster’s brown mare, Belic, and Mr. Muliancy’s grey mare, unknown, For. a Purse and stake of $200. As Denison thinks both Mares arevery neal ly — in speed, a good race may be anticipa Taian Denison names Lancaster's brown mare ‘BELLE. au.d Mullaney names grey mare, un—Admission to the ot wie at 2 P. M. “BRANNAN & DENISON, -ABRIVALS AT NATIONAL EXCHANGE. Broad Street, Nevada. « GEORGE. R. LANCASTER, Prop’r, JUNE 8, 1664. A & G Lewis Hunt’s Hi'l J N Turner Nevada C J Porter Woolseys M — do D L Calkins City A Marnéy do J Vinton Wisconsin T-L:Nioholson do ES Doud &f Bive Tent JH Bomgardiner do P H Doud do _ J Burgess do Mrs Pardee&2cdo J Hawk do TBSaley — do GW Gould do D Felton do J McC oe JG Kopf ‘do Geo D Kendall do Geo $a do L, Mviiert Folsom J Millhore do C Whittier ~ Miss Kimball Sacramt Geo Fosier A « Henderson Gast R Geo Bryent Cal Stage Cc R Parish Red sam Ewin ng do . BE -Williams do F silver Washington W A Begole do L Albracher Canada H I L Given Grass Valley J mith do J McGuire do ©H Coover Washoe § Slusher Alpha C Delinamer do Geo Mix San Juan L Blum Martinez GeoMeHardy do R.T Miller Humboldt J Crawford do H Trenb do JHMM de Meisel ~do— R Kearmer do ¥F Grass Virginia City Laas Is Not Only Refreshing But is also Unsurpassed for its Healthy and Temperate Qualities ! Manufactured by_P. SPANNA, Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. = ‘Primary Election. HE Prima will take placeon Saturday next at the . Theatre. The Polls will be Any from 2 o’clock _P. M. untilsuntown. E Ban and W. Hagiett are designated caleteeere of ballote. All voters who are willing to subscribe to the test establi-hed by the Union S‘ate Central Com mitte, areinvited to vote. By order VESTIVITAS! v Aegon ot “i GRAND STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL, —Takes place at the— HOOK AND LADSER HOUSE ON BROAD STREET, THIS EVENING. ‘Ahitbadns Free. Go! EVERYBODY! ISSOLUTION.—The cotofore existing between L. C. Wickes 1s th poled Giesolved eonsent. Persons any unsett ness with the iate Pog will call and settle diately with either of the ui SPENCE, WICKES. ce and mutual busiimmeLGW Nevada, Jume 9th, 1963. MARRIED. Nevada, June 5th-td hi seinen At Grass Valley. on Monday last, by Rev Mr. FOR SALE. = Putnam. Wm. Holmes, and Miss Lizzie J. JenAt Lake City---Nevada County. kins, both of Nevad-. =< . neas in this section of county will . FOR GIRLS + AND BOYS, —_* with reliable parties for &@ constant — THE ELDER FLOWER DRINK} Eleetion for Nevada’ precinct & rAbout to leave for Washoe, Miss Dodds offers for eale cheap her+ “Building, used for a Grocer and residenee, together wit good size and situatcd in ~ best part o1 the town—oppoiite the place of post? Arnold. Any one wishing to eugage Fyn ; and see for themselves._ For further particulars enquire of O E. GREEN, at Weaver & Co’s, on Broa street, Nevada. je2 tf PRIVATE SCHOOL. Iss JOHNSON, would ully \aretia the ts-of Nevada C y and vial, that she will open a . = F. Deal, at the head of Bruad stecet month. NEVADA FRUIT r opposite the Nationaf Exchange Hotel, on Broad street, and made arranyemay 29 STORE. Foreign and Demsentte wreits, Candies, Nuts, ete. All of which will be kept on hand and sold by WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Orders from the country respectfully solicited. H. J. CLARK. N. B.—-On hand a large supply of FIRE= Wonk? of every description, for the coming 4th of July, may3i tf -NTED.—We are paying 87 r cr gd “good Oak bark. A large Quantit wanted. KELSEY & BUTLER. Nevada, April 34—2m TRUE NEVADA TIME! —BY—— — LORINC & M’CONAHAY, 7 HO have removed to No. 37. Broad st : (the old Post Office room,) where they have a fine assortment of . Clocks, Watch: Plated Ware, Gold Pens, AND JEWELRYGoods purchased at this establishment warranted to be as represented. kr California Jewelry manufactured, Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry repaired — All work warranted to give perfect satisfaction Nevada, April 20th. —Grocery Store and Bakery. JULIUS DREIFUSS, N° 43 Pine Street, has just received alarge and choice stock of Groceries, Provisions, &c.,. Which he sell at low rates. Give me one trial. Presh Ranch Butter received every day. my2é E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATIORNEY Wi ecear practice n all the courts of Nevada ‘eat the Court House ‘13th. 1861. iehaee CIGAR STORE si .5;, ROTHSCHILD, Dike Mesrechtne re ee Sone se MAIN STREET, NEVA B. Store closed from Frida rh Store a lot and stable, The building is of . . Private School, on Monday, June ist { »-¢-4dn the School Room formerly eccupied by W. E Terms of Tuition-From $20) to “eo ag . HE undersigned bea: operieda Fruit store}, Y evening to} ™ e o As he intends to keep on hand a good stock of everything in the above line he invites the particular attention of the ladies in this seetion of country to his Stock of Crockery Ware and ~~ Bis Prices!! « For sale wholésale and retail. GEO. E. TURNER. Nevada. June 2d. r ——— BREMOVAL. cee To No, 45 Broad Street, Nevada. A. GC. PIER, Has Removed his Large and Magnificen* —STOCK or--" ~ GL ASS & CROCKERY WARE, ——TO THE STORE—— : Nielgenianing Spence & Wickes, Where he hopes to receive the patronage of those . in want of Tea Sets, China and Stone Chins. Dining Sets, China and Stone China. Chamber Sets, Plain and Fancy. Castors, an elegant variety. Silver Plated Ware, Tuamblers, Vases, a beautiful lot. For preserving fruits—a new patent. Call and examine them. Lamps, of all kinds and éizes: And anything from a C. C. Plate up. Establishment o1 this-kind. 1 «hall continue to” add to my present stock,irom time to time, to meet the wants of this community. Grderstrom the country wiil be-promptly and faithfu'ly attended to L-invite the attention of eycry one to the = ONLY STOCK 2 —OF-— GLASS AND CROCKERY WARE _In the).City or County ! A. G. PIER, No. 45 Broad Street. Nevada. Junedth-tf Ambrotypes, Photographs, Ete. CH. FERRAND & CO., Rooms Ne. 48, Pine Street, over the United States Bakery, Nevada, fo Sassi apparatus, and we ae prepared Large Photographs, Tn Oil, India Ink, And Pastil Colors or Flain, Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypes, PICTURES E. a Bet will continue the business ° ve hi cd tention to it Yo oo ay “eo \ aaniee evening. Table Cutlery, Goblets, . Self-Sealing Glass Cans, This stock comprises.ev s everything found in an.~ O'rx rooms have been recently supplied with Which cannot, be excelled Pra any in the atatei es gts penchant NR as a ihucassubqucincsouil ee eee