May 24, 1862 (4 pages)

probably . te ona. heiatile origin in the same source. ‘The statement seen in our mmary of eastern tews, that Mr. Mercier. . chad ait ‘a eaflaok to asaure us that more ‘is known 4n\Washington of the views of Mr. To whom the French . Government gets saherions br rene a ma prea ngs secresy by the diplo~ “ee tinh i tae an interfer. : oars . isi ou canat on @ hostile errand. ‘Let us i ‘ fot an émergency and bid ‘the Powers af the lobe. “ea Gir stars of dor arate, sho hes immbibed's notion that ‘to are envious of him ; andshas so expressed himself several times; Envious of im, for what? Look at hie paper; hold It up read its editor. ale; pondér on them; compare them with . ‘the produetioas of other peus—is there any remarkable brilhancy, depth of thought, clear wesaouing, persploulty of Jénguage, profundity af ‘kuowledge, or inviacible logic there ‘to exeite the envy of uny humen being in the world? Look at its columne; compare them with oure—is at making a fortune so fast aa to awaken an wsmamabopngeritis ke of any pewapaper man this Taphet _ or ‘Haaramento? “If the peaple patronige the paren and Dr. Cronk during the sum-' dabsidans or, iy teh rebel . Lieutenant Colonels Rawlings, McItheney and Sherman Davis were cuptured in the vicinity of this city by Gen. Tottea. They are saidto be emissaries from the rebel army on nd . ® tinsion to ster-up-rebeilionin Misamuri. . Senator Simons Tax Bill is likely to pass Congress lwvying tax 3 per ct. on incomes oe nt tose -bele will not give battle at apeerens but évacuate that city. Letters from the Newbern N. ¢. say that attempts to-raisea Union regiment in that State are progressing, but it is doubtful if more than one or two companios can be obtained. New Haven, Coss. May 224.~James Dixon, to-day, was re-elected U. 8. Senator. New York, May 23d.—Prompt responses have received from most of the Governore of the New England States, calling for additional regiments. Lovisvitie, May 234.—A dispatch from the army before Corinth yesterday says that considarable ekirmishing alung the whole line . took place yeaterday. The rebels im-every ease were driven back; our loses was 40 killed and wounded; the enemy's loss was the same. Deserters continue to come in daily. New York, May 234.—The latest news from Europe ia healthful. It is ascertained , . that the rumors of intervention have been . see simply the creation of Sevessioniste, and are without foundation. San Franctses, May 23d. A fire last night at San Antoniv, Alameda $15,000. A little daughter aged 2 years and 4 mos, of Thos. W. McColliam, fesiding on Eddy street, was drowned while playing in the News from © the East. We tidilinse fein the . the Union of yesterday; The Presi®ent issued a proclamation dis avowing the proclamation of Hunter. The effect was buid te be salutaty at Washington. Edward Stanley has received his commission as Governor éf North Carolina Gen. Halleck has ¢ t alot of newépaper curres. oj niente ag gp Suwner gave no~ of calling up the resolution to expel Stark of Oregon. ; The President is going to accept afty thousand more sha Eve d to fill the mer months y like somethi t} ments. A Py gee Seageryh — with a a oa wo & Millon af do as and oil, we tire the lst ape in the saioed on Key West by the bipokaders. “ envy either the opera the dootor. Wo! Camo, May 22d.—No additional news can wird to say ‘to them ‘both, as Uncle! from the fleet. Desertere from the rebel Tobey did to thedly“The world is wide, -endugh for ua beth.” . Our newapaper affaira are satisfactory enough to ourselves, ‘but not worth bragging. of continually, or picion in our breasts that out ge gegen dla cone. Not Hike fe, Wo do not regard -ourselyes -as a very darge red apple on the — ssa the mark for the longing but beyond his reach. of egotism less seven than suffer ‘thinking sume— ‘oh camp, whe left a week ago, havearrived here. They report that Beauregard had a hundred and thisty thousand men. They were suffering greatly from sickness. An average of six hundred daily were being sent ‘from cainp over the Memphis and Chariee‘ton Railroad, All the houses along the rail. ‘toad were used.as hospitals. “Beauregard Wee constantly among the troops, making apeeches and using every effort to encourage ‘them. . His troops were subsisting on half rations. Rifle pits nrcund Coriuth command all the pp proaches te the Mubile and Ohio Railroad. ey are thirteen iy long. Deaerters alao.dtute that Fa 8 fleet left Vieksburg on Saturday last, tine tor Mewphie. 3 Grain Caura.—it is difficult, says the ‘be rationally coveted, \ For earoww part, leb us say Gaee for all, wo have written for a newspaper seven years “in Nevada ‘no fears of competition from any sourde, much lest from any late immigrant who has run himaclf out of every _ place and has come ‘among Ue as 4 last re‘the people from intuitive knowJags whe thy en : ———— £98 Stockton Independent, to ascertain with any : held no official communication with any one, Bill. The Bill will be taken up on Tuesday in the Senate The poor of New Orleans are . , suffering for want of food. The country about Corinth is exhausted to supply Beauregard’s army. Gen. _ Phelps has occupied . 4, arrollton, Miss. a by Com. Porterte tate Mobile. The iron clad véseels that retired from Sort Darling could not elevate their guus high enough to injure thé fort, which was 200 feet above the river, After four bours hard fighting they withdrew. The rebel steamer Plauket was surrendered in Charlesten harbor by her nearing Richmond. Reeeonnvisance has been mide to within a few miles of the city. Floyd has been appointed Majer Genernl of the Virginia forces to operate in the western partof the State. It is expected that a great battle will take place at Richmoad immediatjely. Accounts state the rebels intend to fight. Jeff. Seine ie eans EER Be legislature of Va Our fleet has gone up as far as Vicksburg. Fort Wright is reported evacuated, the rebels retiriag to Fort Randolpb. AsHTNGTON. May 2iat =~ Permission has been given to state the facts in regard to the . French Minister's visit to Richmond, which has excited 6 much attention in this country and Europe. Mr. Mercierhad no instructions from hig Government, nor had it the least knowledge of his mtention te go to Richmond. Mercier, in conversation with Seward, expressed regret that he could not —for—hinselfsee Richmond , 2 the views and expectations of the insurgents. Seward at he could go without any objections from this Government; that he wished every foreign Minister would go and see for him-elf how hopeless the insurrection Mercier went unofficially, in no way his ed his Dilted States. The President was previously consulted, and a i Spateres On the return of Mercier he called on the Secretary of State and President, and communicated to them frankly the impressions he received. He nor did he permit himseli to receive official attentions. Authentic information from Port Reyal says: Hunter's preciamation is being print. ad. There wae imminent danger of an in. surrection of the negrves at Charleston Preparations were being made to bombard Savannah. Our gun boats are up the river do the —_ are within four miles of the assive batteries (mounting Parrot pr a are being erected around the city. A portion of the Charleston and Suvannah railroads is in our posession. The Steamer Swan arrived from Pittsburg Deserters continue to report great eeareity of provisions and much loss of cattle tor want of forage. Passengers by the Swan give currency to the report that Beauregard has been called to the rebel army near Richmond, leaving Bragg to command at Corinth. Guerrillas infest the country around New Madrid, Hickman and other places, and are committing great depredations. Contrabands who left Riehmond one Friday say that Fert Darling is situated on a bluff 80 feet above the river, and mounts 100 guns. ‘The Mobile News of the 30th, complains bitterly of the inefficiency and mismanagement, which have disgraced the war. It says the destruction of the gunboat fleet on Lake Pontchartrain, by the confederate officers, stands stapendously prominent, aa there was a way open to Mobile. which merchant rebels use with safety. and by which gunboats might have passed The only news from the rebel camp at Corinth was obtained from deserters, to the effect that a great deal of hard feeling exists between the Tennessee and Missouri soldiers degree of corrvetness the quantity of grain which will be gathered in thia county at the . coming harvest, the opinions of farmers and those hitherto regarded as capable and having the facilities for approximating the quantity, being so diverse. In some portions of the county, not seriously effected by the recent flood, the present appearance of the grain indicates a full crop; while upon the Fanches overflowed for any considerable length of time, there seems to be a rivalry going on in the grain fields whether wheat or.cheat shall predominate, and we are very sory to say that in most of them the latter ia in the ascendant. The most favorable aspect th which we can view the cropa, will hot permit us to, catimate the quantity of that will be produced above ene half ‘produced tast year. ¥' diailaieg Tealsea abcde atti, Hunter, not Binding any Union meu in Soutb Car. scan Hn prochain me "door es and these from the extreme south ; the former urging that, as their States have returred to the Union, they have nothing te fight for, and see no reason why they should be called on to fight for the Cotton States. Steamer Shanghai arrived from bel ow with forty refugees on beard—they report hundrede of others making their way North 12 best they can. Harpor Derense.—In anewer to the Secretary of War, Peter Donahue, of San Francisco, says he can construct a Monitor tor the Bay of San Francisco, and promises To give satiefaction should the building of aucha vessel be intrusted to his hands. the fact that Price aad Floyd were at Corinth, the editor of the Shasta Courier says that he, himself, “went to scheol there, and got soundly thrashed by a Yankee, f at noble of heart, sleeps his last sleep beneath colored pilot to Com. Dupont. McClellan is . about} Gevernment, ort. relations towards the . and gave to the world sisal hitaee things first of his sight and next of his intellect, is . dead, and Ames. the mirthful. the jolly, the . the turf warmed by the country skies of San Bernardino. F In Marysville, on the 2ist inst. CAROLINE Avovsrs, wife of Noah , Esq., oneofthe editors of the marysville APrEAL. Arrivais at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. BR. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR a Q E 9 5 ; é @ i 2 pe == i et g*g* oncu™s H s SSssse i thee! pee ae <4 ee “— Zce@ 4 4 i = 3 renege ees f< i i TF . EXPRESS WAGON FOR SALE. FINE EXPRESS WAGON is ae — G. &. CHURCH’S Blacksmitn and no Biacksmaitn Sho Arm, Washiu street, Nevad Nevada, May 24th, 1962. NEVADA ACADEMY, ‘ W. E. PRESSEY. Principal pe == ereere former! will poo on’ mOabAy. May Lag ey seek Mr. P takes their liberal zens Ch ged « Me for faomem es merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, ; For Latin and the higher ~ pega “a 00 ¥or Common Knglich branches.-+---++-+8400 Fer Primary Reem eeseeeesvedeseeeses 3 60 my W. E. PRESSEY.BLACKSMITH’S SHOP FOR SALE = OR RENT? E -undersigned, being about to leave the T HA un offers to caller or rent his Blac kemithing Establishm ent ! situated at q NORTEL BLOOMFIELD. It consiste of Two For , & Complete Set ¢ Tools, Dwelling &., located in the center of t 5 oem and naa ie new doing «a 00 A man understanding horse and ox -sh ocx. img, is cersain to doa FLOURISHING BUSINESS! It is the ©nly Shop inthe place, For further particulars apply — the TRANeee offier. si UILLORY. North Bloomfield, May 234 ne ow “SOCIAL BALL! ne: PUM ce reas will give a GRAND L "Ail Lovers of dancing are respectfully tmvited . to attend Wihoetes..+ceereepcwaessecccoy @0. ee Toya TO ARTISTS ! Tr: Subseribers have on an ‘and assor‘ed sizes: Gutta Percha, aco chaseers. . 1. [email protected]. BACON, 218 California stairs.) San Francisco, May.20th 1s62. NEW SALOON. Ps AT. SUACAmy, welttetee oak 6 ee . pemeeeneee lel tad sar toeia Wr tenons aguaee ane OGLE to be a A share of Seaponage PAT. MULCAHY. 2w ie fy rm full blast P coud fer that delicious xr, Which he will scl! as the connty aplo Penne low as any Brewery int I BEES FOR SALE ! OF FER a lot of good hives of bees fosale cheap for cash, ifealled for soon than ever appeared in Punch or Vanity Fair. A. MeALLISTER, Alas! the impressions of the types areall, * Commercial Street. “making . iat is lelt ua. “Poor Derby;after—the loss N ee x 48 ' And ‘Macidne Shop. Spring Street, Nerada Cit) STEAM 2 ENG LEES rane oe ROILERS BUIL's of ev ve Pewee construct yoy mage or of Build, ee aod Bark Milly; All orders filled tent in Sacramento atyrs at as pong ty no as any estanlich or San Franeiseu—freiz) web 16-tf aEUGH & THOM. SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, rd NEVADA CITY, CAL, FOR SALE ! IpHE undersigned offers forsale his magnifivent DAGUERREOTYPE ‘GALLERY Itis the most bled to leave it will be sald on very RASONABLE TERMS.2; pirchasing now w wilt be cusbled:to ry in the course ofa few montis, as ww domg a A ree Becede— is Bt a a a csiinshen @. 27 Spring Street SPLENDID BUSINESS, which will goon increaning till Next Winter. Purchasers desiring to LEARN THE BUSINESS will be taught the same in all ite branches undersigned : by the A. LIEBERT. on emcereenmemmmerttaen nai ecm men men WORD TO THE AGED.—in the die} cline of ‘ite the-loct af teal Rives comsequent upon physical decay. cau only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, Lr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative. immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in ite effect lt tomes the stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirite For dyapepcholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous heati-ache, chills and fever, tremens, prostration, and all the complamts special to the feebler sex ~ [the Batters are earnestly recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed their superior efficacy du such cases.—Sold by all Druggists aud dealers ‘every where. : Yaay 20-lm Xr Every hcusekeeper experteners how dif. 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 Bi all similar preparations every offered to the public. See advertisement in anothes J.OZAPKAY’S Private Medicad Institute, Sacramento street, Pacific Mail SteamNevada, March 30th: 1862. bread it is only necessary to use Redington es i iin SATUS High heries it wae per being tv pear fell had cua haek to +"elock® Mr. Ke armed 1 bowie ki the pung sone Bf brought was thr request had the other a was all ‘feel no nese gr waxed . compan «of Gras the agg! have kn we wan nt ratghee seat in spent a Huaniba the deh of that’ have men ta to Mur poborat AF Valley Paria, quested tle thei to the iness 4 «fight hy before . hatante ineut ¥ Preach Rev, . which ed. P a, & 2a ePErE i y 5

probably . te ona. heiatile origin in the same source. ‘The statement seen in our mmary of eastern tews, that Mr. Mercier. . chad ait ‘a eaflaok to asaure us that more ‘is known 4n\Washington of the views of Mr. To whom the French . Government gets saherions br rene a ma prea ngs secresy by the diplo~ “ee tinh i tae an interfer. : oars . isi ou canat on @ hostile errand. ‘Let us i ‘ fot an émergency and bid ‘the Powers af the lobe. “ea Gir stars of dor arate, sho hes immbibed's notion that ‘to are envious of him ; andshas so expressed himself several times; Envious of im, for what? Look at hie paper; hold It up read its editor. ale; pondér on them; compare them with . ‘the produetioas of other peus—is there any remarkable brilhancy, depth of thought, clear wesaouing, persploulty of Jénguage, profundity af ‘kuowledge, or inviacible logic there ‘to exeite the envy of uny humen being in the world? Look at its columne; compare them with oure—is at making a fortune so fast aa to awaken an wsmamabopngeritis ke of any pewapaper man this Taphet _ or ‘Haaramento? “If the peaple patronige the paren and Dr. Cronk during the sum-' dabsidans or, iy teh rebel . Lieutenant Colonels Rawlings, McItheney and Sherman Davis were cuptured in the vicinity of this city by Gen. Tottea. They are saidto be emissaries from the rebel army on nd . ® tinsion to ster-up-rebeilionin Misamuri. . Senator Simons Tax Bill is likely to pass Congress lwvying tax 3 per ct. on incomes oe nt tose -bele will not give battle at apeerens but évacuate that city. Letters from the Newbern N. ¢. say that attempts to-raisea Union regiment in that State are progressing, but it is doubtful if more than one or two companios can be obtained. New Haven, Coss. May 224.~James Dixon, to-day, was re-elected U. 8. Senator. New York, May 23d.—Prompt responses have received from most of the Governore of the New England States, calling for additional regiments. Lovisvitie, May 234.—A dispatch from the army before Corinth yesterday says that considarable ekirmishing alung the whole line . took place yeaterday. The rebels im-every ease were driven back; our loses was 40 killed and wounded; the enemy's loss was the same. Deserters continue to come in daily. New York, May 234.—The latest news from Europe ia healthful. It is ascertained , . that the rumors of intervention have been . see simply the creation of Sevessioniste, and are without foundation. San Franctses, May 23d. A fire last night at San Antoniv, Alameda $15,000. A little daughter aged 2 years and 4 mos, of Thos. W. McColliam, fesiding on Eddy street, was drowned while playing in the News from © the East. We tidilinse fein the . the Union of yesterday; The Presi®ent issued a proclamation dis avowing the proclamation of Hunter. The effect was buid te be salutaty at Washington. Edward Stanley has received his commission as Governor éf North Carolina Gen. Halleck has ¢ t alot of newépaper curres. oj niente ag gp Suwner gave no~ of calling up the resolution to expel Stark of Oregon. ; The President is going to accept afty thousand more sha Eve d to fill the mer months y like somethi t} ments. A Py gee Seageryh — with a a oa wo & Millon af do as and oil, we tire the lst ape in the saioed on Key West by the bipokaders. “ envy either the opera the dootor. Wo! Camo, May 22d.—No additional news can wird to say ‘to them ‘both, as Uncle! from the fleet. Desertere from the rebel Tobey did to thedly“The world is wide, -endugh for ua beth.” . Our newapaper affaira are satisfactory enough to ourselves, ‘but not worth bragging. of continually, or picion in our breasts that out ge gegen dla cone. Not Hike fe, Wo do not regard -ourselyes -as a very darge red apple on the — ssa the mark for the longing but beyond his reach. of egotism less seven than suffer ‘thinking sume— ‘oh camp, whe left a week ago, havearrived here. They report that Beauregard had a hundred and thisty thousand men. They were suffering greatly from sickness. An average of six hundred daily were being sent ‘from cainp over the Memphis and Chariee‘ton Railroad, All the houses along the rail. ‘toad were used.as hospitals. “Beauregard Wee constantly among the troops, making apeeches and using every effort to encourage ‘them. . His troops were subsisting on half rations. Rifle pits nrcund Coriuth command all the pp proaches te the Mubile and Ohio Railroad. ey are thirteen iy long. Deaerters alao.dtute that Fa 8 fleet left Vieksburg on Saturday last, tine tor Mewphie. 3 Grain Caura.—it is difficult, says the ‘be rationally coveted, \ For earoww part, leb us say Gaee for all, wo have written for a newspaper seven years “in Nevada ‘no fears of competition from any sourde, much lest from any late immigrant who has run himaclf out of every _ place and has come ‘among Ue as 4 last re‘the people from intuitive knowJags whe thy en : ———— £98 Stockton Independent, to ascertain with any : held no official communication with any one, Bill. The Bill will be taken up on Tuesday in the Senate The poor of New Orleans are . , suffering for want of food. The country about Corinth is exhausted to supply Beauregard’s army. Gen. _ Phelps has occupied . 4, arrollton, Miss. a by Com. Porterte tate Mobile. The iron clad véseels that retired from Sort Darling could not elevate their guus high enough to injure thé fort, which was 200 feet above the river, After four bours hard fighting they withdrew. The rebel steamer Plauket was surrendered in Charlesten harbor by her nearing Richmond. Reeeonnvisance has been mide to within a few miles of the city. Floyd has been appointed Majer Genernl of the Virginia forces to operate in the western partof the State. It is expected that a great battle will take place at Richmoad immediatjely. Accounts state the rebels intend to fight. Jeff. Seine ie eans EER Be legislature of Va Our fleet has gone up as far as Vicksburg. Fort Wright is reported evacuated, the rebels retiriag to Fort Randolpb. AsHTNGTON. May 2iat =~ Permission has been given to state the facts in regard to the . French Minister's visit to Richmond, which has excited 6 much attention in this country and Europe. Mr. Mercierhad no instructions from hig Government, nor had it the least knowledge of his mtention te go to Richmond. Mercier, in conversation with Seward, expressed regret that he could not —for—hinselfsee Richmond , 2 the views and expectations of the insurgents. Seward at he could go without any objections from this Government; that he wished every foreign Minister would go and see for him-elf how hopeless the insurrection Mercier went unofficially, in no way his ed his Dilted States. The President was previously consulted, and a i Spateres On the return of Mercier he called on the Secretary of State and President, and communicated to them frankly the impressions he received. He nor did he permit himseli to receive official attentions. Authentic information from Port Reyal says: Hunter's preciamation is being print. ad. There wae imminent danger of an in. surrection of the negrves at Charleston Preparations were being made to bombard Savannah. Our gun boats are up the river do the —_ are within four miles of the assive batteries (mounting Parrot pr a are being erected around the city. A portion of the Charleston and Suvannah railroads is in our posession. The Steamer Swan arrived from Pittsburg Deserters continue to report great eeareity of provisions and much loss of cattle tor want of forage. Passengers by the Swan give currency to the report that Beauregard has been called to the rebel army near Richmond, leaving Bragg to command at Corinth. Guerrillas infest the country around New Madrid, Hickman and other places, and are committing great depredations. Contrabands who left Riehmond one Friday say that Fert Darling is situated on a bluff 80 feet above the river, and mounts 100 guns. ‘The Mobile News of the 30th, complains bitterly of the inefficiency and mismanagement, which have disgraced the war. It says the destruction of the gunboat fleet on Lake Pontchartrain, by the confederate officers, stands stapendously prominent, aa there was a way open to Mobile. which merchant rebels use with safety. and by which gunboats might have passed The only news from the rebel camp at Corinth was obtained from deserters, to the effect that a great deal of hard feeling exists between the Tennessee and Missouri soldiers degree of corrvetness the quantity of grain which will be gathered in thia county at the . coming harvest, the opinions of farmers and those hitherto regarded as capable and having the facilities for approximating the quantity, being so diverse. In some portions of the county, not seriously effected by the recent flood, the present appearance of the grain indicates a full crop; while upon the Fanches overflowed for any considerable length of time, there seems to be a rivalry going on in the grain fields whether wheat or.cheat shall predominate, and we are very sory to say that in most of them the latter ia in the ascendant. The most favorable aspect th which we can view the cropa, will hot permit us to, catimate the quantity of that will be produced above ene half ‘produced tast year. ¥' diailaieg Tealsea abcde atti, Hunter, not Binding any Union meu in Soutb Car. scan Hn prochain me "door es and these from the extreme south ; the former urging that, as their States have returred to the Union, they have nothing te fight for, and see no reason why they should be called on to fight for the Cotton States. Steamer Shanghai arrived from bel ow with forty refugees on beard—they report hundrede of others making their way North 12 best they can. Harpor Derense.—In anewer to the Secretary of War, Peter Donahue, of San Francisco, says he can construct a Monitor tor the Bay of San Francisco, and promises To give satiefaction should the building of aucha vessel be intrusted to his hands. the fact that Price aad Floyd were at Corinth, the editor of the Shasta Courier says that he, himself, “went to scheol there, and got soundly thrashed by a Yankee, f at noble of heart, sleeps his last sleep beneath colored pilot to Com. Dupont. McClellan is . about} Gevernment, ort. relations towards the . and gave to the world sisal hitaee things first of his sight and next of his intellect, is . dead, and Ames. the mirthful. the jolly, the . the turf warmed by the country skies of

San Bernardino. F In Marysville, on the 2ist inst. CAROLINE Avovsrs, wife of Noah , Esq., oneofthe editors of the marysville APrEAL. Arrivais at National Exchange Broad Street, Nevada. GEO. BR. LANCASTER, PROPRIETOR a Q E 9 5 ; é @ i 2 pe == i et g*g* oncu™s H s SSssse i thee! pee ae <4 ee “— Zce@ 4 4 i = 3 renege ees f< i i TF . EXPRESS WAGON FOR SALE. FINE EXPRESS WAGON is ae — G. &. CHURCH’S Blacksmitn and no Biacksmaitn Sho Arm, Washiu street, Nevad Nevada, May 24th, 1962. NEVADA ACADEMY, ‘ W. E. PRESSEY. Principal pe == ereere former! will poo on’ mOabAy. May Lag ey seek Mr. P takes their liberal zens Ch ged « Me for faomem es merit their future support. Instructions given in the higher English Branches or Latin, TUITION—PER MONTH, ; For Latin and the higher ~ pega “a 00 ¥or Common Knglich branches..-+---++-+8400 Fer Primary Reem eeseeeesvedeseeeses 3 60 my W. E. PRESSEY.BLACKSMITH’S SHOP FOR SALE = OR RENT? E -undersigned, being about to leave the T HA un offers to caller or rent his Blac kemithing Establishm ent ! situated at q NORTEL BLOOMFIELD. It consiste of Two For , & Complete Set ¢ Tools, Dwelling &., located in the center of t 5 oem and naa ie new doing «a 00 A man understanding horse and ox -sh ocx. img, is cersain to doa FLOURISHING BUSINESS! It is the ©nly Shop inthe place, For further particulars apply — the TRANeee offier. si UILLORY. North Bloomfield, May 234 ne ow “SOCIAL BALL! ne: PUM ce reas will give a GRAND L "Ail Lovers of dancing are respectfully tmvited . to attend Wihoetes....+ceereepcwaessecccoy @0. ee Toya TO ARTISTS ! Tr: Subseribers have on an ‘and assor‘ed sizes: Gutta Percha, aco chaseers. . 1. [email protected]. BACON, 218 California stairs.) San Francisco, May.20th 1s62. NEW SALOON. Ps AT. SUACAmy, welttetee oak 6 ee . pemeeeneee lel tad sar toeia Wr tenons aguaee ane OGLE to be a A share of Seaponage PAT. MULCAHY. 2w ie fy rm full blast P coud fer that delicious xr, Which he will scl! as the connty aplo Penne low as any Brewery int I BEES FOR SALE ! OF FER a lot of good hives of bees fosale cheap for cash, ifealled for soon than ever appeared in Punch or Vanity Fair. A. MeALLISTER, Alas! the impressions of the types areall, * Commercial Street. “making . iat is lelt ua. “Poor Derby;after—the loss N ee x 48 ' And ‘Macidne Shop. Spring Street, Nerada Cit) STEAM 2 ENG LEES rane oe ROILERS BUIL's of ev ve Pewee construct yoy mage or of Build, ee aod Bark Milly; All orders filled tent in Sacramento atyrs at as pong ty no as any estanlich or San Franeiseu—freiz) web 16-tf aEUGH & THOM. SPENCE & WICKES, Wholesale Druggists, rd NEVADA CITY, CAL, FOR SALE ! IpHE undersigned offers forsale his magnifivent DAGUERREOTYPE ‘GALLERY Itis the most bled to leave it will be sald on very RASONABLE TERMS.2; pirchasing now w wilt be cusbled:to ry in the course ofa few montis, as ww domg a A ree Becede— is Bt a a a csiinshen @. 27 Spring Street SPLENDID BUSINESS, which will goon increaning till Next Winter. Purchasers desiring to LEARN THE BUSINESS will be taught the same in all ite branches undersigned : by the A. LIEBERT. on emcereenmemmmerttaen nai ecm men men WORD TO THE AGED.—in the die} cline of ‘ite the-loct af teal Rives comsequent upon physical decay. cau only be safely supplied by some vivifying preparation which recruits the strength and spirits, without entailing the exaustion which is always the final effect of ordinary stimulants. We tender to the aged, Lr. Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Asan invigorant and restorative. immediate in its beneficial action and permanent in ite effect lt tomes the stomach, improves the appetite, acts like a charm upon the spirite For dyapepcholic, spasms of the stomach, sick or nervous heati-ache, chills and fever, tremens, prostration, and all the complamts special to the feebler sex ~ [the Batters are earnestly recommended by thous, ands who have witnessed their superior efficacy du such cases.—Sold by all Druggists aud dealers ‘every where. : Yaay 20-lm Xr Every hcusekeeper experteners how dif. 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 Bi all similar preparations every offered to the public. See advertisement in anothes J.OZAPKAY’S Private Medicad Institute, Sacramento street, Pacific Mail SteamNevada, March 30th: 1862. bread it is only necessary to use Redington es i iin SATUS High heries it wae per being tv pear fell had cua haek to +"elock® Mr. Ke armed 1 bowie ki the pung sone Bf brought was thr request had the other a was all ‘feel no nese gr waxed . compan «of Gras the agg! have kn we wan nt ratghee seat in spent a Huaniba the deh of that’ have men ta to Mur poborat AF Valley Paria, quested tle thei to the iness 4 «fight hy before . hatante ineut ¥ Preach Rev, . which ed. P a, & 2a ePErE i y 5