May 17, 1862 (4 pages)

PUPPY ulterontely, or at once; as best suits . his designs. ‘. him one iota Sthe fovorsble. condaredion of sound Union men such as compose. the Republican or Union Administration party, . iste the edhe af lar Gadd bo slay pig and late v ei the French Ministhe rebellion in toto, and frowning upon the attempt to, create a slave Republic out of any portion of the United States. It is es that alg may meditate interven. nd . force wi thle way seni eioae long. ago git had made direct b British Government for und expe oa tor tho woeof European ors ;. in other words, there had beeu overes looking to action favorable to the reb“all thin ‘ww found £0. be a falnebood “evined “Gu eatin ek tae Sade ve tinue to be-strict-neutenlity ix American oftherefore to know best the views vermment, assert the sume thing.—~ The truth is, and has been, apparent that ~~ a mnutiital reapoct for each ther to be at “swords points. The power of France when exerted in American affairs, we feel assured, be on the side errr and by no “Gas ritial ‘her weiors te Parla, who ‘write and lig. Tike Rusgeil ‘Tor hire, and are . 6 ramore ‘to suit the: wishes » Manby akan s Cass. —Tho vote a Hfteenth article of Macht in the. case: mine & appean:§ tu beof a strong and event. Yet on the final vote the fullowing Senators voted on theit oaths that Jim Har y was a good Union man in, of his language: Baker, Bogart, taste,’ Holden, Irwin, Lewis, Merritt, Winayiad, ‘Warmenstle, ‘Watt and ‘Williamson, Of these ‘twelve, Denver, frwin, Lewis, Quint and Watt are professea Union Democrats, and may be said to ropredent ih the Senate about the proportion the dublots men of their party bear to the whole imave—about ong half. Irwin wasthe Union Conness nominee ee ‘for Lieutenant Govergor, ~SuPReME Cover Reporter. — Some days sinee the Roane: Onion published ret iy fern Gov, Stanting Harwon ot Auburn for the ! liyer is ap iteina sta mca s. ‘Bagi his appointment does not interfere with Mr: Hannon at all, ‘The Union will ‘ine th Govr a apt eg oa Seca Se — sgt) sear Whe woe sl pa fn odd gente ‘True } they must be tor is sale tu look. towards discountenancing . und Bela nd Ft d_nothfalta. : ‘Those nearest the Imperial person and . . Williams, fur a parse of @500, the distanee the State delivering Union harangues, we. had no confidence’ in him and said x0, We judged bim by his old established character, were probably true; that he had been guilty of uttering disloyal sentiments on the steamer shortly before on his way from: Congress 4o California, We are not alone ‘by uny means in our estimate of. the man, for no other opinion of hiu: had ever been expreesed in one hearing by any person of any party familiar with his character, He dg out a well acknowledged, cold, ‘calculating, political triumner ‘whose® patriotisin, 1f he his any, is governed solely by his owe selfish in‘terests. We simil be avrprised if he is not found before the next session of the Legisln'. ture convenes 66 far advanced in treasun to the Government as to be wholly acceptable men as Botte aud Volney Howard xs a candidate for re-election to the Uvited States Senate. — Ip fact, he has made“ quite a favorable impression upon men uf that itk-already by hin secret stabbing of the Adwinis‘tration and hotied palaver in favor of traitors. Tt is curse enough to so good a luyal State as California to be misrepresented in the Senate by adubious Union man and drunk. ard. The péaplé at this lection should see . wellto-it that only sth men are seit to the Avegislature who will discard the class en. tirely vut of which United States Seuators have been made, and institute a different order of things for the credit of the State.— : 4s:-not disposed to bow thé knee lo any “Baal of Secession and wlavery. eo Monument To BRopeRick. — Almost three years ago, Brodercik fell and was baried at Lote Mouttainy Funds began tw ve collected soon after all over the State to erecta mouument to his memory. We are glad to see, thateven at this late day a desigu has bee agrevil upon, and the contract ~. let-tobuild a monument worthy of the dead Benater. The base of the structure is tu be of Folsom granite and the remainder ot California marble, © The monument is te be surmounted by a status. Occupying as it will onoof the higheat puints of Lone Mountain, the work will be & conspicuous and interesting object. RatLNoad Ties =The Siita Cruz Sentinol says i--A large lot of railroad ties which had been accumulating at this place and Soquel, waiting for the ‘good time coming,” are now being shipped to Sacramentu—we presume for the use of the Sacramente Valley Railroad. Should any other road need a supply in this line, we doubt not the obli\. sing owners like the rigor strop ina. 1», Would have “a few more left.” i" The Grass Valley National saya a b toot tace will come off, at the Gleabrovk course, on Juné 7th, between Ben. Rouse and Joe. being one-half milk. Tho racers will doubtlesy smabe.send Hee . both nes considered fleet on foot. te" The Graas Valley National says S. DLeavitt, through: his Attorney, E,W. Moslin, entered a protest against J. A. Cunningham's qualifying for ‘Town Marsbul,on the ground that Cunningham: isa. nonresident of the town, Action on the matter was postponed till the next meeting by the Board of Trustees. 4 Tilo notorious Deacon Shekdou—Yankee, all over—has opened an interesting and . cbeaied deer Marysville, He has the Ly Petite Belle, the smallga] SIRO Oe, world, eg Gea, Tom. Dean abt Ys erlang novel tar Devssanepety withia'’s short dis. miles on the Calaveras road a a few days ago and bagged about three dose of the birds in . 2" of every loyal stripe. . not by the assertions of indivjdunls, which Hee rion of ite waters; the strenm that ad. e . of a desert. . was killed on Sunday by Indians of the Mu. tions, nature is accor: :plis on sad silently, far more portentous +: sg There are-harbors ‘famed for sges as connuercial centers, from which the sea is now aal. ly withdrawing” ‘its waters. The deltas of great rivers grow by xccumulation from year to year, fill the ‘rivers themselves forsake them, and seek new channels. Thé sea of Azof, the outlét of the ecommerce of the Don, is rapidly becoming 4 vast and ree wee inafah. Between two measurments, two years. apart, its depth has di iddshad eleven feet; and the. prediction of Strabo may yet be accomplished, t' both the Sea of Azof and Bisck Sex will become a waste tract intermingled lakes and worasses. toe lafgest river of Central Asia, the Oxua otding to the tnaniimous testimony of nt atithors, rolled itg waters into Fret Sea. .In modern times it has emptied into the Seavof Aral. But it . seems to be about to resume ite aneient channel to the Caspian, an event. which would fevolutionize the conditions of commerce between Europe and Asia. The Oxus would then recover its renown as a great highway of nations. ~The Euphrates, also, is leaving its ancient "bed from a point above Kitlah, and taking a more westerly course. Year by year the new channel receives a large proyr res to the old chanvel bas already ceased to preduee the inundations which, like those ef the Nile, en alone fertilize -its borders ; the country adjacent to the ruins of Babylon begins to wear the aspect of hopeless aridity; and the ancient capital of Semiramis aud Nebuchadnezzar. will seon-make-the cooter 3 Nor-dees the river fertilize a new district. but loses itself in the. innumerable lakes and marshes which extend to the Persian Gult.—New York Tridune. MARRIED MEN AND CRIME —The more married men you have, says Voltaire, the fewer crimes thera will be. Examine the frightful columns ef our criminal calendars —you will there find a hundred youths exes cuted for one father of « tanily. of a family is not willing to blush before his children. Hear ye, old baches, ani dosomething at once for your country. OR Gen, GRANT.—The Sonora Flag has the following about Gen. U. S. Grant, the hero of Fort Donelson: “Gen. U. 8. Grant, the hero of Fort Donelsou and Pittsburg, was in Sonora in 1854 or “S6:-—Some of our old citizens may recol« lect him. He is, we believe, a brother-inlaw of Mr. John Dent of Knight's Ferry.’ cw A ride of Sea miles in aty direction from town will coivince any man that finer fields of grain can be raised io this valley than anywhere else eutside of this State, and, equal to any in it. Why farmers don’t get” rweh, beats us. They can raise twice the crop, with half the amount of work, and no manure, that can be raised in any of the old States.—Viselia Delta, Rake Fement —Nat long sinee the brig “Boston, from” San Pedro, (Los Angeles,) eame to anehor in our port; during a blow outside Her cargo consisted principally of domestic wine made at Los Angeles. The . fact that a large square rigged vesse! could find enough home made wine, at a single tewn on the coast, to make up a cargo, indicates at least, the rapid increase of the wine interest in California.—Santa Cruz Scnti‘nel, INDIAN AFFRAY.—Old Tolo, an Indian well known about hear asa hard customer, ‘doe. tribe, Tole being Chief of the Shastas. It is anid that Tolo had made good friends with the Modecs. and afterwards followed them, attempting to assassinate, but the Modee discovered him. They shot him through the heart and afterwards sealped him. The ‘ffuir occurred at Rocky Guleh, near Hawk. inayille, The Moducs had ® egaad war dance over old Tole sealp —Yreka Jonrnal. Userut Fur Lapies —A ‘aainee of the academy of sciences, of Paris, has discover ed a simple and une xpeusive for pens} dering uvusling, laces, ‘a of bght stuffs, i bustible. It consists of adding to the starch used in ing them, one~half its weight Pre iste of lime, usally, known as *Gpenet White.” ‘Joe, why were 3 out se late last night °"" “It wasn't so late—only a quarter of 12." “How Peat fe sit there and tell me that lie? I was Ee when you came in and looked at my wateh ; it was 3 o'clock.” “Well, isn’t ae & quarter of 12 wr a few hours’ shooting. Cnaxoes. —While ete ad ee hat some time a The father F— For Portland, Direct to the SALMON ( RIVER MINES! The Steamship aes BROTHER JONATHAN, 8. J. DEWOLF,. seeveees ede sees. commander. Willleave Pacific st., Wharf, ‘San ciseo. For the Ahidvs: Pests. +++ May 20th 2862. AT 4 O'CLOCK. PM. For frer Hae or AL nie on bostd, or to SAMUEL ashington st. » up stairs, mar6-td San Francisco. Victoria, vV.t Poe PACIPIC,; BURNS. sateess 48.08% mmander. eB Pacific. street Wharf. San Francisco. ol perme } to be’ found in ‘the Mountains: ssininaT Oe Ts ilies LS Hester a the erials ever ‘in this market, aeieiolon ot Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber, a Imp opinion preven to cone ont village, . Fiutshedand witinished. Alsoa large stuck of Plovw Framesand Handles, ; . Which we are tthe LOWES 'T PRICES rere ee es in the « country : ‘with an order” upon r [ecivingan 4 So. ‘1 article. we ofthe trade fn this y eliy. ok the 16th ins’., to the wife of . ly solicited. mys-4m_ Wm. Shefer, ason. NEW SALOON. MULCANMY, ag his trienc s Shee that he-has opened-a New 7 conan BROAD nig ae at a place gear 4 y occupied where wi Keep pend te on ‘ea the Ky Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars sy xz share of patronage solicited. ‘ PAT. MULCARY. Nevada, March 30th 1862. JOHN L. GAMBLE, SURVEYOR: Oras for Busvay oying Fp ge Fee Gitentee to. Ot cor Co mercial E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. IDL ctise ih _ f th Courts of Nev da pre se fh all of the w “Nevada, Oct. 13th 16. elect Delegates to a State Convention tebe held ‘in the city of Sacramento, on the 17th day of Forthe Above Ports, Saturday...:.May 24th, 1862, AT @ O'CLOCK, FM. yet frei neon LostTr © Wegiinetont: 2 st Office, u staias, os cueetank The name of R: 6; inskar Cit tater s ter tetas Sasnemie ot nder w conter-& favor < same ‘the store of T. T. Davenport teoe Commercial street. Nevada, May, 16th, 1862. ———_-— Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. te FOR SALE ! FS eateregeet ae for sale his megnilDAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. Itis the most COMPLETE. ESTABLISHMENT of the kind in the Mogmtainas dnd as is compelled to leave it will be seid on ver, 7 REASONABLE TERMS. 43 A party purchasing now get his money in the course of a the establishment is mow doug fs Purchasers to will be taught the rt by Geass fame fe Ot ts branches, ee 3 Nevada City, May 15th, ige2. — MILITARY PARTY! FOR THE BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN aT So aca oe HALL 2% Thursday Evening, May 22d, 1862. on ee to} ® ". OF sera the sate ‘Pocket airy fer == Ht bares as the owner . . SPLENDID SUSINESS, . which will goon inereaxing till Next Winter. . LEARN THE BUSINES S. Ete tty ptr a Pecanh cs a a Candidate. for Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, and for transacting such other business as shall properly come before it; sueh Delegates to . be elected in semen with the following ap etcvnceuseala eeeee D wbeee © wteeeteeees Fy “were rg Apa EE SA ony SR te elected unless he. be a legal resident of the Cuunty whence he was chosen; and that no proxies bx given by Delegates to any except citizens of the County which they shall have been elected to rc present. By order of the Republican State Central Com mittee. WM. SHERMAN, Chairman. ALFRED Barstow, Sreretary. SC ed gr Every heusekeeper experiences how cif ficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement m ‘anothes column. street, : and the Suppres ee NEVADA capsTs::. © apkay me en Ed state. tay ‘in the ai monela, we Moaitr,¢ tor Galea aod Tyna, melts, oh iromainn June, A. D., 1862, for the purpose of nominating FB of one . buildin concer hew Ww with tl down . SCHIP] _some d we do" we car it appe only th Mis thent, ¢ vorth « most ¢ snore t one of f undert than at or Mas here is t if. plait, Fy i

PUPPY ulterontely, or at once; as best suits . his designs. ‘. him one iota Sthe fovorsble. condaredion of sound Union men such as compose. the Republican or Union Administration party, . iste the edhe af lar Gadd bo slay pig and late v ei the French Ministhe rebellion in toto, and frowning upon the attempt to, create a slave Republic out of any portion of the United States. It is es that alg may meditate interven. nd . force wi thle way seni eioae long. ago git had made direct b British Government for und expe oa tor tho woeof European ors ;. in other words, there had beeu overes looking to action favorable to the reb“all thin ‘ww found £0. be a falnebood “evined “Gu eatin ek tae Sade ve tinue to be-strict-neutenlity ix American oftherefore to know best the views vermment, assert the sume thing.—~ The truth is, and has been, apparent that ~~ a mnutiital reapoct for each ther to be at “swords points. The power of France when exerted in American affairs, we feel assured, be on the side errr and by no “Gas ritial ‘her weiors te Parla, who ‘write and lig. Tike Rusgeil ‘Tor hire, and are . 6 ramore ‘to suit the: wishes » Manby akan s Cass. —Tho vote a Hfteenth article of Macht in the. case: mine & appean:§ tu beof a strong and event. Yet on the final vote the fullowing Senators voted on theit oaths that Jim Har y was a good Union man in, of his language: Baker, Bogart, taste,’ Holden, Irwin, Lewis, Merritt, Winayiad, ‘Warmenstle, ‘Watt and ‘Williamson, Of these ‘twelve, Denver, frwin, Lewis, Quint and Watt are professea Union Democrats, and may be said to ropredent ih the Senate about the proportion the dublots men of their party bear to the whole imave—about ong half. Irwin wasthe Union Conness nominee ee ‘for Lieutenant Govergor, ~SuPReME Cover Reporter. — Some days sinee the Roane: Onion published ret iy fern Gov, Stanting Harwon ot Auburn for the ! liyer is ap iteina sta mca s. ‘Bagi his appointment does not interfere with Mr: Hannon at all, ‘The Union will ‘ine th Govr a apt eg oa Seca Se — sgt) sear Whe woe sl pa fn odd gente ‘True } they must be tor is sale tu look. towards discountenancing . und Bela nd Ft d_nothfalta. : ‘Those nearest the Imperial person and . . Williams, fur a parse of @500, the distanee the State delivering Union harangues, we. had no confidence’ in him and said x0, We judged bim by his old established character, were probably true; that he had been guilty of uttering disloyal sentiments on the steamer shortly before on his way from: Congress 4o California, We are not alone ‘by uny means in our estimate of. the man, for no other opinion of hiu: had ever been expreesed in one hearing by any person of any party familiar with his character, He dg out a well acknowledged, cold, ‘calculating, political triumner ‘whose® patriotisin, 1f he his any, is governed solely by his owe selfish in‘terests. We simil be avrprised if he is not found before the next session of the Legisln'. ture convenes 66 far advanced in treasun to the Government as to be wholly acceptable men as Botte aud Volney Howard xs a candidate for re-election to the Uvited States Senate. — Ip fact, he has made“ quite a favorable impression upon men uf that itk-already by hin secret stabbing of the Adwinis‘tration and hotied palaver in favor of traitors. Tt is curse enough to so good a luyal State as California to be misrepresented in the Senate by adubious Union man and drunk. ard. The péaplé at this lection should see . wellto-it that only sth men are seit to the Avegislature who will discard the class en. tirely vut of which United States Seuators have been made, and institute a different order of things for the credit of the State.— : 4s:-not disposed to bow thé knee lo any “Baal of Secession and wlavery. eo Monument To BRopeRick. — Almost three years ago, Brodercik fell and was baried at Lote Mouttainy Funds began tw ve collected soon after all over the State to erecta mouument to his memory. We are glad to see, thateven at this late day a desigu has bee agrevil upon, and the contract ~. let-tobuild a monument worthy of the dead Benater. The base of the structure is tu be of Folsom granite and the remainder ot California marble, © The monument is te be surmounted by a status. Occupying as it will onoof the higheat puints of Lone Mountain, the work will be & conspicuous and interesting object. RatLNoad Ties =The Siita Cruz Sentinol says i--A large lot of railroad ties which had been accumulating at this place and Soquel, waiting for the ‘good time coming,” are now being shipped to Sacramentu—we presume for the use of the Sacramente Valley Railroad. Should any other road need a supply in this line, we doubt not the obli\. sing owners like the rigor strop ina. 1», Would have “a few more left.” i" The Grass Valley National saya a b toot tace will come off, at the Gleabrovk course, on Juné 7th, between Ben. Rouse and Joe. being one-half milk. Tho racers will doubtlesy smabe.send Hee . both nes considered fleet on foot. te" The Graas Valley National says S. DLeavitt, through: his Attorney, E,W. Moslin, entered a protest against J. A. Cunningham's qualifying for ‘Town Marsbul,on the ground that Cunningham: isa. nonresident of the town, Action on the matter was postponed till the next meeting by the Board of Trustees. 4 Tilo notorious Deacon Shekdou—Yankee, all over—has opened an interesting and . cbeaied deer Marysville, He has the Ly Petite Belle, the smallga] SIRO Oe, world, eg Gea, Tom. Dean abt Ys erlang novel tar Devssanepety withia'’s short dis. miles on the Calaveras road a a few days ago and bagged about three dose of the birds in . 2" of every loyal stripe. . not by the assertions of indivjdunls, which Hee rion of ite waters; the strenm that ad. e . of a desert. . was killed on Sunday by Indians of the Mu. tions, nature is accor: :plis on sad silently, far more portentous +: sg There are-harbors ‘famed for sges as connuercial centers, from which the sea is now aal. ly withdrawing” ‘its waters. The deltas of great rivers grow by xccumulation from year to year, fill the ‘rivers themselves forsake them, and seek new channels. Thé sea of Azof, the outlét of the ecommerce of the Don, is rapidly becoming 4 vast and ree wee inafah. Between two measurments, two years. apart, its depth has di iddshad eleven feet; and the. prediction of Strabo may yet be accomplished, t' both the Sea of Azof and Bisck Sex will become a waste tract intermingled lakes and worasses. toe lafgest river of Central Asia, the Oxua otding to the tnaniimous testimony of nt atithors, rolled itg waters into Fret Sea. .In modern times it has emptied into the Seavof Aral. But it . seems to be about to resume ite aneient channel to the Caspian, an event. which would fevolutionize the conditions of commerce between Europe and Asia. The Oxus would then recover its renown as a great highway of nations. ~The Euphrates, also, is leaving its ancient "bed from a point above Kitlah, and taking a more westerly course. Year by year the new channel receives a large proyr res to the old chanvel bas already ceased to preduee the inundations which, like those ef the Nile, en alone fertilize -its borders ; the country adjacent to the ruins of Babylon begins to wear the aspect of hopeless aridity; and the ancient capital of Semiramis aud Nebuchadnezzar. will seon-make-the cooter 3 Nor-dees the river fertilize a new district. but loses itself in the. innumerable lakes and marshes which extend to the Persian Gult.—New York Tridune. MARRIED MEN AND CRIME —The more married men you have, says Voltaire, the fewer crimes thera will be. Examine the frightful columns ef our criminal calendars —you will there find a hundred youths exes cuted for one father of « tanily. of a family is not willing to blush before his children. Hear ye, old baches, ani dosomething at once for your country. OR Gen, GRANT.—The Sonora Flag has the following about Gen. U. S. Grant, the hero of Fort Donelson: “Gen. U. 8. Grant, the hero of Fort Donelsou and Pittsburg, was in Sonora in 1854 or “S6:-—Some of our old citizens may recol« lect him. He is, we believe, a brother-inlaw of Mr. John Dent of Knight's Ferry.’ cw A ride of Sea miles in aty direction from town will coivince any man that finer fields of grain can be raised io this valley than anywhere else eutside of this State, and, equal to any in it. Why farmers don’t get” rweh, beats us. They can raise twice the crop, with half the amount of work, and no manure, that can be raised in any of the old States.—Viselia Delta, Rake Fement —Nat long sinee the brig “Boston, from” San Pedro, (Los Angeles,) eame to anehor in our port; during a blow outside Her cargo consisted principally of

domestic wine made at Los Angeles. The . fact that a large square rigged vesse! could find enough home made wine, at a single tewn on the coast, to make up a cargo, indicates at least, the rapid increase of the wine interest in California.—Santa Cruz Scnti‘nel, INDIAN AFFRAY.—Old Tolo, an Indian well known about hear asa hard customer, ‘doe. tribe, Tole being Chief of the Shastas. It is anid that Tolo had made good friends with the Modecs. and afterwards followed them, attempting to assassinate, but the Modee discovered him. They shot him through the heart and afterwards sealped him. The ‘ffuir occurred at Rocky Guleh, near Hawk. inayille, The Moducs had ® egaad war dance over old Tole sealp —Yreka Jonrnal. Userut Fur Lapies —A ‘aainee of the academy of sciences, of Paris, has discover ed a simple and une xpeusive for pens} dering uvusling, laces, ‘a of bght stuffs, i bustible. It consists of adding to the starch used in ing them, one~half its weight Pre iste of lime, usally, known as *Gpenet White.” ‘Joe, why were 3 out se late last night °"" “It wasn't so late—only a quarter of 12." “How Peat fe sit there and tell me that lie? I was Ee when you came in and looked at my wateh ; it was 3 o'clock.” “Well, isn’t ae & quarter of 12 wr a few hours’ shooting. Cnaxoes. —While ete ad ee hat some time a The father F— For Portland, Direct to the SALMON ( RIVER MINES! The Steamship aes BROTHER JONATHAN, 8. J. DEWOLF,.. seeveees ede sees. commander. Willleave Pacific st., Wharf, ‘San ciseo. For the Ahidvs: Pests. +++ May 20th 2862. AT 4 O'CLOCK. PM. For frer Hae or AL nie on bostd, or to SAMUEL ashington st. » up stairs, mar6-td San Francisco. Victoria, vV.t Poe PACIPIC,; BURNS. sateess 48.08% mmander. eB Pacific. street Wharf. San Francisco. ol perme } to be’ found in ‘the Mountains: ssininaT Oe Ts ilies LS Hester a the erials ever ‘in this market, aeieiolon ot Oak, Ash, Hickory and Maple Lumber, a Imp opinion preven to cone ont village, . Fiutshedand witinished. Alsoa large stuck of Plovw Framesand Handles, ; . Which we are tthe LOWES 'T PRICES rere ee es in the « country : ‘with an order” upon r [ecivingan 4 So. ‘1 article. we ofthe trade fn this y eliy. ok the 16th ins’., to the wife of . ly solicited. mys-4m_ Wm. Shefer, ason. NEW SALOON. MULCANMY, ag his trienc s Shee that he-has opened-a New 7 conan BROAD nig ae at a place gear 4 y occupied where wi Keep pend te on ‘ea the Ky Best Wines, Liquors and Cigars sy xz share of patronage solicited. ‘ PAT. MULCARY. Nevada, March 30th 1862. JOHN L. GAMBLE, SURVEYOR: Oras for Busvay oying Fp ge Fee Gitentee to. Ot cor Co mercial E. H. GAYLORD, DISTRICT ATTORNEY. IDL ctise ih _ f th Courts of Nev da pre se fh all of the w “Nevada, Oct. 13th 16. elect Delegates to a State Convention tebe held ‘in the city of Sacramento, on the 17th day of Forthe Above Ports, Saturday......:..May 24th, 1862, AT @ O'CLOCK, FM. yet frei neon LostTr © Wegiinetont: 2 st Office, u staias, os cueetank The name of R: 6; inskar Cit tater s ter tetas Sasnemie ot nder w conter-& favor < same ‘the store of T. T. Davenport teoe Commercial street. Nevada, May, 16th, 1862. ———_-— Wholesale Druggists, NEVADA CITY, CAL. te FOR SALE ! FS eateregeet ae for sale his megnilDAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY. Itis the most COMPLETE. ESTABLISHMENT of the kind in the Mogmtainas dnd as is compelled to leave it will be seid on ver, 7 REASONABLE TERMS. 43 A party purchasing now get his money in the course of a the establishment is mow doug fs Purchasers to will be taught the rt by Geass fame fe Ot ts branches, ee 3 Nevada City, May 15th, ige2. — MILITARY PARTY! FOR THE BENEFIT TO BE GIVEN aT So aca oe HALL 2% Thursday Evening, May 22d, 1862. on ee to} ® ". OF sera the sate ‘Pocket airy fer == Ht bares as the owner . . SPLENDID SUSINESS, . which will goon inereaxing till Next Winter. . LEARN THE BUSINES S. Ete tty ptr a Pecanh cs a a Candidate. for Superintendent of Public Instruc tion, and for transacting such other business as shall properly come before it; sueh Delegates to . be elected in semen with the following ap etcvnceuseala eeeee D wbeee © wteeeteeees Fy “were rg Apa EE SA ony SR te elected unless he. be a legal resident of the Cuunty whence he was chosen; and that no proxies bx given by Delegates to any except citizens of the County which they shall have been elected to rc present. By order of the Republican State Central Com mittee. WM. SHERMAN, Chairman. ALFRED Barstow, Sreretary. SC ed gr Every heusekeeper experiences how cif ficult it is to make good bread, and we therefore take pleasure in calling attention to the fact that to Insure uniformly light sweet and nutritous bread it is only necessary to use Redington & Co’s Yeast Powder, In every respect tt excels all similar preparations every offered to ihe public. See advertisement m ‘anothes column. street, : and the Suppres ee NEVADA capsTs::. © apkay me en Ed state. tay ‘in the ai monela, we Moaitr,¢ tor Galea aod Tyna, melts, oh iromainn June, A. D., 1862, for the purpose of nominating FB of one . buildin concer hew Ww with tl down . SCHIP] _some d we do" we car it appe only th Mis thent, ¢ vorth « most ¢ snore t one of f undert than at or Mas here is t if. plait, Fy i