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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.

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~r.fsa ,GALPIN's CHOP HOUsE-No. . Tx.
y2H JOHN GALPIN takes pleasure in calling the atlcn.
HOUSED Conveniently located for business men, and where they
will hnd everything the market Affords well cooked ceanly
served and at moderate rates,
DON'T FORGET TIE "CHoP HousEn
Gepins Beeeas Chops and Sausages go I'd ms of
old Cnrets and other Wines and Liquors carefully selected
be had for tho askingand small specie payment. o3 It
LAINT LOUIS IlOTiGl1-riiE uNnERsiGNHn
. having purchased the Saint Louis Hotel and furniture, will
inform old patrons md the public that viii be closed dur
be 70 furnished and reopened on Tuesday 1T for
their reception u II, HALL w
New Orleans, June LIST, 1907 1eioh
CANT CHARLES HOTEL-wE HAVE TAKEN
ourselves of this opportunity to thank the public for the liberal
patronage heretofore extended and will inform them that the
and furnished and hope the opening OF the season. TO
again have The pleasure Of catering their wants, which we
New Orleans, June LIST, 1859 iei I'm
gs5$$ HS E9H EIEH lSI%SaA7gAD
now on lar the seasnS pb fsnosa,ea
Of expressing his thanks his old friends for their patronage
heretofore aud hopes TO be able by constant attention. still
please them. oi In
~ MCDDNNELL'S RESTAURANT, No.
sasW i, l4i Common street, between Baronne and Ca
s4Sae.a4 This establishment viii re nain opsn during
the summer where everything 'he market affords be found
desirable than other similar place in the city during
weather.
Furnished rooms or transient Boarlers.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines
Liquors of every description n WI Th'ss9le prices,
my14H Proprecrs.
~, IRON HOUSE This WE'LL AND FAVUKA-
f# hy known Coffee House is still in the PLACE, and the
superior Lunch daily from - s S n ,nl p NJ
NJ l-lN opposite the y. AlnFy's Market.
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FOR THE CONTRAcT1I,s,

hsreby siysp. thu FRIDAY the sd inst, will
- my 4dtce at ~ o'clock NJ. the above contracts
sssH ~ 1x ~. DUPLESSIS Comptroller.
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GPEcIF1cATIoNs FOE IHE caNrRAcr

Approved by the Committees on Streets and Landings If bn
Boards Of the Common Council.
a,o Signed ss Il Ha 4 yEN MAR, cbarnsn
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Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 18th day Of De-
cember next will adjudeaes my Office at o'clock NJ the
above contract.
no LII Y. DIPLESSIS ClInptrnllrr
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.

The New Orleans, OpcOisas and Great Western Railroad
Company will receive proposals until THURSDAY 9Th Decem.
Der for the construction of the enhwo roadway
uation from New Iberia Opeous distance Of about 40
miles
Specifications may seem
formation the office of the Company St
Peter and I4evce streets q. W. r, BAYLEY,
IN Chief Engineer
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zss mo. 1881
That Of forty days and the snp,e Is
grnsed ID John completion II his con
n making canal and levee ST Avidc Claiborne
Ss55 fSignedl JOHN T. MONROE,
Y sS President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl j. %. NIXON, s3ga4 Y
ssS President Board of Aldermen.
lsensdi GERARD sTIrH, Mayor.
SSS n IRE copy
IN 4 WN SALoAos SECRETARY
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szzz--. Loss OF TEETH-Dr. J. WEST

TOsUGAR PLANTERS, REFlNER or REBoII.
l. ERS.-FOR SALE AT a BARiAiS.-The machinery
fixtures of SUGAR REFINERY This machinery is nj
new, having been used only season. consisting of
Vacuum Pan Air Pumps Coal Burning Furnace, Sugar Heat
Blow Up Melting Kettles, Filters Sugar Mouds, aud hi
Pots. Elevators, Syrup Receivers Moas.cs Chterns, Bon
Pan of iron Copper Double Worms and all niacintr
for refining Is tl pounds day of soft 10000 pound
hard combining all the improve and appliances
For further particulars or information address
DANIEL EDWARDS,
I,,GW NpyyT Nav, friFn Ia
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City Surveyor
Approved ny the Committees Streets and Landings OF both
Boards Of the Common Council.
rsiroa1 II. 4. VENNARD, 3m.
dl2 III p'le'I ROBERT HUYGHE. Nhaiheh
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
our ounrrz NEinc. and Town

Extensive prepa raiions are being made for
working the quartx mines in this vicinity the
coming season. The Allison Lead, New
York Hill. Massachusetts Hin Ophir Hill,
Lone Jack Lead. Cincinnati Lead, Lafayette
Lead, aud many oiher quartz localities
Abou, here, are now being worked. and some
Of them are paying better than ever before.
Many new leads are also being prosPeeted:
and valuable discoveries will no doubt he
made in the next few months. The general
prosperity Of our town, IS the best indication
Of the richness and extent of our quartz
mines. All who wish can Gnd ready en-
ploymcnt here at romunerative wages, and
we hear but little complaint of hard times
among our merchants and business men,
Since we first came to Grass Valley, over
eight years ago, werecollect OF no time when
the prosperity OF our town was more prom
Using. or appeared to be on so firm ioun-
dhiion as at present.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Travel TO sacramento.

Stage travel over the Marysville route
has lately been greatly increased hy On ar
ranremont enabling passengers 10 leave Or
leans Flat at an early hour, and Grass Val
ley at . O'Clock a. NJ, arriving at Marys-
vile AZ o'clock Pm. II the California
Navigation Company had any spirit Of en-
ierprise, or regard for the pubic aecomo-
fa,ion. travellers from this region. 0rorille-
&C., might. ~ an afternoon boat from Ma.
Frs,illc, reach Sacramento in one day to
effect which lhe people Of Nevada County
are now compiled to start soon after mid
night. The Marysyilo Hoteis, We believe,
by an increased sale of Dinners would
quadruple the ums now received from trav-
ellcrs awaiting The morning boat.
WIZ or n,'ghho-s of the Standard
and EaPrcss, bring this subject before their
respective cii,zensl
Thank Heavens shall moi long be depca
dant on The Navigation Co.. in this masler
The Railroad, we are informed, will prob
ably be opened to Auburn Ravine during the
coming fall. A road not exceeding thirteen
miles in length can easily be constructed
from the Bear River bridge to Auburn Ra-
vine and thus Grass Valley will be brought
within 2s miles Of Railroad accommodation
instead Of i3 miles, as at present.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
A Euisr EsHuc.

The opposition are at present very jealous
In impressine upon the people the horrors Of
n Slave Code. They are endeavoring to
force the question-make the issue-and TO
place the Democratic party in the affirmative
Of such issue "nolens volens." But we deny
the right of the Opposition so to do; we will
not accept an issue Of their own making. we
do not approve Of the agitation movement.
and we cannot endorse the motives, for we
believe them founded in an unholy desire to
distract the country upen an impraciicahlc
question. and one rot contemplated by the
Democratic party. The party is not res lon-
siblo for NE opinions and expressions OF ev-
ery member OF II upon an abstract question.
When these opinions become endorsed by n
convention Of the peoples delegates. or ap-
proved 10y pemocractic caucus. and sane
toned by n Democratic President then will
the opposition have the right to charge The
party with the advocacy thereof whatever
they may be. Until then. we say 10 all
BroderIckiies. Black Republicans. and all
opposition OF what name socver--" hold
your Peaee."
We stand upon the platform Of ls56-we
endorse the uctiol OF the administration
on the LEGO mpton question. because The
course OF action upon that question was sus'
tanned by the only fair construction OF that
platform, and we religiously adhere to the
Joctrfno of ,au ss3 Pc g-e % linn
The Cincinnati Platform is onr guide, and
we are willing to dcclare ourselves in favor
Of the ruling OF majority OF democrats as
to its construction. Our representatives, at
the next National Convention will irame an
other platform; guided by Democratic doc
trine. and governed by old landmarks, we
shall expect them TO give such an expression
TO the will Of the democracy as the wants OF
the people aud the times require. and he *.
panding interests Of the country demand
As iu the past and present, so in the future
do we expect bold enunciation on all lead
ing matters of public interest by the democ-
racy. regardless Of public clamor, fanllcal
enthusiasm, or sectional animosiiy.
We know the party, in national council,
will boldly unfurl her banner TO The breeze
and fight the common enemy with the zeal
and enthusiasm that has marked her poliI-
ical battles in the past.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
EnniiIy : RS.

The San Francisco National. is rather
heavy on the course pursued 'y The Nngcnt
party at The late primary election. If all
who participated in their primary elections
were simon p'Oe democrats, we have no
douh; but something good viii yet come out
OF Nazareth
The National accuses the Nngeus party Of
making unholy affiliations with the BToder-
ickiies and Rummers generally for he nur-
pose Of carrying the primary elections. On
the other hand the Hero!d denies ibe charges
Of The National. We hope the Nuccut par
ty will sastain their position. by polling as
many democratic votes at The next Sepism-
her election, a. were pollgd at their reeen;
primary elections.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
nr,-nrfrrt Ncry-.

From the San Juan Hydraulic Press We
learn that the Hon. j. C. McKibben passed
through that place few days since, or his
way to Downievlle. His constituents in
Sierra county will no doubt give hm warm
reception. We would advice the amiahle
Joseph, however, to beware OF that old Coy
o,a holc. Take our word for it. Joe, aud
don, risk your precious corpus in that mud
dy place again. Friends are not always
true, and Republics are sometimes ungrate'
fll. and We don't think il would he q safe ex-
pertinent for you to get in tha, hole again,
aud depend on the great unierrided" up
in Sierra county to pull you OUT.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

HAMILTON HALI--ForRTH OF JrLY BALL.
There will be q Ball given on the Evening
Of the Founrn or July by Mr.. Geo. Ham
ilton, Of Hamilton Hall, and Mr. Stephen
Gown, OF the Aurora House. The Hall
will be thoroughly renovated aud fitted up
for tho occasion in good style. The stage
will be cleared, and the entire building
thrown open so as to present room 30 by
leo feet in size. A Pavilion will be erected
by the side OF the Hall, Of sufficient dimen-
sion TO seat 100 couples at supper,
Every thing will be gotten up in the very
hest style to make II one of the pleasantest
parties OF the season.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

Tho following synopsis Of the news By Tie
steamer we take from the Marysville Ex'
press, which arrived here at l o'cloch ?. n,
Eve hours in advance OF the Sacramento
papers.
The Mail Steamer Sonora arrived al San
Francisco yesterday morning at an early
hour, having on board large number Of
passengers. The news brought by her has
been, in great measure, anticipated by the
last Overland Mail. II is stated that in all
probability the Norman difficulty will be
speedily aud permanently settled, Brigham
Yonng having proposed to a company ofcapi-
talisis to sell all the right, title aud interest
of the Mormons in and TO Utah Territory
for a reasonably sum-thc Mormons to leave
the Territory in a specified time. Il is said
that some Of the company were at Washing
ton, when the steamer sailed, consulting
with the Administration and II il cannot
he effected in any other way. the subject will
be laid before Congress at its next meeting
Shonld this scheme succeed. We suppose we
will finally get clear OF these disasaseablc
people.
The contract for carrying sl,e mail from
New Orleans TO San Fraucisco rsG Nicsra-
qua, has been awarded TO Daniel III john
son, OF New York, for nine months from tie
first OF October. and Il is TO lp semi
weekly service, FOR the sum Of sic2.0O0,
The schedule time from New York 10 S.u
Francisco is to be twenty three days, and
from New Orleaus to The same point twenty
days.
In Great BriIian. warliks Prepsrs,io1s
had commenced. The Cuuurd Steamer EfaG
bad been chartered to transports troops ard
munitions OF wnr 10 the Med ir-raucuu and
Baltic. Il was stated Iha. the Government
would soon call for ten thousand men 10
serve in The army. The announcement Of
an alliance between France ami Russia az.
founded the British Government nd caused
decline in The public fuals. The Iordon
Post announces that ihe whole militia OF
The United Kinsl0m is 10 be en;sled forh-
with
Tae latest alviccs from the Paris states
positively that the Austrions hal crossed
the Tic'ao in force, nad hoslili.ies had
actually commenced.
Dispatches hal been sent by oar Go'srn-
meui to Mr.. B'gler Minister to Chile. de-
mnading the restoration OF tbs Evsqnaiors
Of our Consul, aud dennndins TIE ran'.h-
ment Of the soldiers who were engaged in
the lawless proceedings at Consul Trey.sts
house.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
DrvoRcrs.-The number of Divorce. gran.

DvoRcEs.-The number of Divorces gran.
ted by the District Court. in this County;
since January LIST, 1858, is nine, as follows
Maria Hastings from J. W. Hastings
FIR. C. Armstrong from J. n. Armstrong.
Martild Vile from Henry Vile.
Loaisa F. Gness from Fortune Guess.
Mary Alta from Matthew Alta,
Louisa Bnug from George Bung.
isabella Walker from John Walker.
Mary j. Messervy from |. Messervy.
Jane Clark from Samuel Clarke.
Clara hall from Charles Hall. fvenire
changed to Sacramento Co., and divorce
granted.
Divorces we're refused in II. A. Zafr VS.. Z
d. Zan, Harriet Ferguson VS.. W. J. Fergu-
ion and Amelia Fox VS. Anthony Fox.
The suits now pending for divorce are
Melissa Rollins We. S. d. Rollins and Eliza
beth Morgan vs.. John Morgan.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

RoBBEEIEs. Quite number Of robbie.
ries have recently been committed in the
vicinity Of Church and School streets in this
place, in the day time. The laies. Of which
we have heard was the entry of the dwell.
ling house Of Mr.. Knight, on Neal street.
on Monday afternoon last, from which the
villains took some twelve dollars in cash.
Tie family was absent from The house bul
a feS minutes. The robbers must have en-.
tered by means of false keys.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
PIngiRri~an.

The exact grade OF this offence, whether
It is felony. a misdemeanor, or only weak.
ness pardonablr. at least. in a clergyman, il
not clearly settled in this place. In some
structures upon a recent lyeeum lecture. We
took occasion to to call it MiepiRg aad lying;
for which some of our towuspeople charged
us with bad taste, undue severity. &c. In a
case precisely similar, we find the estimate
Of Oliver Wendell Holmes. (than whom no
higher critical authority can he cited) thus
laid down in the "Autocrai Of the Breakfast
Table, page sc:
You can't possibly mistake a man who
means to be honest hr literary pckpocke;.
] once read an introductory lecture that
looked to me too ieaTRed far its latitude
On examination. fonnd all its erudtion was
taken reHdymade from D'Israeli.
BIT one can generally tell these wholesale
thieves easily rnongh.an they are NOT worth
the trouble of pntting them in the pillory.''
That is. accord ng to the Au,ocrat. the
plagiarisi dsss,rcs 10 be set in the pillory.
although his crime is too contemptibe to re-
quire the trouble Of prosecution.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

DoN'r WANT THEIR D--N VoTzs.-We are
informed that Kent. the nominee of the
Broderek party for Sheriff in this county,
says he don't want any of the d-n Black
republicans 10 pofe for him.
or cousse the Republicans will insist on
voting FOR bin any how. a friend told us
not long since that the way TO make dog
stick 10 as. WAS TO give him good kicking
every few days. We suppose Kent haa ap-
Piled that rule to the Republicans.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Getting Cheap.

We understand the Grim con. care or TO-
yey rs Berry. has been settled between the
parties. Col. Berry ha ving paid Bovey 81.
500 for the woman. This is rathe- n falling
oil from the first degihud. which was ier
100000. IS. r. Spirit ofne Times
We infer from the above thai crinoline.' .
of a certain quality. is depreciaiing in San
Francisco market Whether Il is caused by
over shipments from the Feast. or the anti
cipa,ed immigration from brigham Young,
dominions, we have not learned.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

NEw SToEg.--We would call the attention
OF The ladies, and public generally, of Grass
Valley, 10 the advertisement in another col
umn Of this paper. OF Aessrs. Wiel * Gold
smith. They are now opening the finest
stock Of dry goods that has ever been offered
10 this place. and at prices greatly reduced.
Mr.. Goldsmith Is well known in this commu-
nifty as an upright, courteous, AID accommo-
dating gentleman, and he will spare no pains
10 satisfy bis customers.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Hiss Ayouiu Jones.

Miss Ayonla Jones, the most accomplished
voung actress now on the American boards
has been perio. lining to crowded houses in
this place and Nevada the past week. She
is supported by nne SincR Company and
receives as she deserves. the platdIts aud
liberal prlronAge OF The public.
We Understand the Company will leave
eor the southern mines.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

MArTTRDoM.-Wc understand that The
Broderick candidate for asscmhiymsn-Dr.
Noble Martin Of Little York-in returning
bis tianks TO the CONVENTION FOR the nonlina-
iion. remarked that last year he had been
slain With the righteous The pious gen.
tleman will he more like the Saviour this year
than be Was lssi. FOR be will surely be cruei-
fed between, at lecsf. two thieves.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
Valuable Property
FOR SALE

Mr William Hobby ofIers To sell on the most rcas-
enable terms the
WESTERN HOTEL,
with the Furniture, &e., situated on Main Street
Grass Valley.
Tais stand Is well known, AMI Il doing r ne
business. The House has recently beeu thoroughly
re-6tted snd Is cns Of the best Hotel stands is,
frass VALLEY. $50
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

THE DEMOCRATIC SrASDAnD.--we hope
our democratic friends in this County will
literally paironize the Standard. It is one
Of the most ably conducted, and high toned
newspapers in California, and its leading
editorials on the political issues OF the day,
are national, logical and democratic.
The democracy throughout the State,
should take an interest in giving it an ex.
tensive circulation among the masses, in the
coming contest.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

ELEcTED.-Tom f,anna. Chairman and
general spokesman OF the late Brodrriek coz
vention. after Kent was nominated. declared
him 'eiectsd Sheriff OF Nevada county,"
Thomas that's counting your chickens
little too soon. Just wait few weeks, and
we think, you will find that your egg is a had
one. 1t won't hatch; il smells bad already.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

Miles p O'Connor. Of Grass Valley. is
Brodelick candidate for Assemhlyman. This
gentleman was strong administration msn
about three weeks ago, and rcpensed bin self
publicly that he was ever anything else
Was he bought back Did his buyers get
swindled!
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

Suor.-Mr D. Franz, formerly Of Nevada,
saws the Democrat. was shos and badly
wounded at Allegheny town. on last Sunday
by one Mayenberg. Tue difficulty origiuat-
ed from Franz refusing to give his consent
that Mayenberg should marry his daughter.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04
GRASS VALLEY. JUNE. 4 1880.
GENTs

go. A. LcvpsRovE l. our dais suihsfi'sa Arsai
or sasrs-euto. He ln.y he isuud at '..
Hr. CHAs. A. Cg4NE e ssr sois Agent in $50
FrAneIsso. lie u empowered 10 receive 'aseriifs.
Bssnts and receipt far The same. H. ns, - ie-nd
al o3 Merchant street, uq s'siis.
AsDcr.-Hsnry Eaeiis. Ffa a. tie e0s- o.
Freeman 4 Cos Esrres- Main Street Nevaaa ls our
authorized agent At Nevada Cit Al advertise
Iaen,. left With Mr. Nashis vill sroi'e prompt at
tenion from us. Legal AdveFlaeneut vii lf re-
turnsd by Mr. Naclie, with rroof ofpubl.eation as
.oon as publication czpirsa.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

Fcssu.-The Frederick Convention. last
Wednesday, found singular fossil-a poli.
ical fossil-that rosemiled much. an old
granny. They called it Chase, aud ran it
for the Senate.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

Mr. Collins. the Irish comedian, assisted
by Miss Fanny Morant, and Barton. The nj.
unist, has been playing the past week in this
place and Nevada, to large aud appreciatiye
audiences. Mr.. Collins is one OF the best
Irish comedians in America. His carica.
tures are not overdrawn.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

We congratulate DR. Mccormick, Thomas
p. Hawley. and judge Roberts. on their de-
feat before the late Broderick Convention
These gentlemen being respectable citizens
deserved being thrown aside. We do most
heartily congratulate them.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

A GERMAN servant has taken the trouble
to count the number ofhairs existing in four
human heads. He found,i in blonde, 10000
distinct hairs; in brown, 100 9;440; in black
900 in red, ss,740.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

MaRRIAGEs.-Thcre have been recorded II
this County. since January lsi, 1858. So
Marriages, as follows -
s. S. Crafts to s. Tuille.
J. l.. Weed to Sarah 4. Foster.
Geo G. King 10 S. Henderson,
James F. Drake 10 Mary T. Pike,
Levi H. Carr 70 Harriet Dunsier.
Jumss Ahern 70 Johanna Ahern.
Geo. ii. BH;tsr!irll ioCordciia c. Ilill,
Vim. H. Spur TO Susan Fousc.
H. c. Mills 10 +. c. Verbrugghr.
John G. Cooper 10 Harriet J. Moody.
Wm. Nichols 10 CAtharine Fsiz
A. Osrr to J Miniurn,
Chss Kcyser to Fanny Schwartz.
VIM J. Tisdale to Julia Hcylahd,
John Murcbaque TO i.ucic Otto.
J II. Helm 10 Elizabeth 1cCs-i-.
Cfss r. Edwards 10 Emily Muliincaux.
Geo. Kramer to CAsharine Dereyiar,
Henry II. Pearson to Elizabeth X Ctane,
Chss. B. Ei.h % ----
An;ron Beck 90 Th,rose tadon.
b Ea,tng to Mary nsown.
Al Chi to 10y Lung,
Dr. N. Emmryson 20 ha-- T ---
Jas r. Slrphrna 20 bsia \ Fcrr.ll,
Ahah Eoen 20 Fannie Simmons.
Wesley Thur.wsii 20 Atn O'.iars.
b. 7. Lcmmoas 10 X J. Herring.
Emerson &. Fowler to Vary Krusn.
William pisel to Mary Clemscy.
Il. F. Shcllhorn to Emily uimphries,
Hcnry Ross to Ellen Miller.
Henry Boajnur TO Celes,ine Goodman.
Johu Corey 10 Bridget Quigley.
Parham Wall to Hannah Crusen.
Vim. c. Colby to Adelaide s. MarAh.
Thomas Oihsi to Olive Henderson.
John Black 70 N. W,les.
James Hrr,r'ck to Lsuisa Burg.
Moses u. Mc.crlf so Caroline G.. nlundcll
Perley w. Lria to Caroiins NcGlo'a,
Anguelin I.oArd TO Louisa ". Hosbscx.
John c. Jones 10 Annie Lcas.
Abel II. Hanson 10 Caroline Mesd-.
c. W. Sherwood to Charlotte ". Ross,
John 4. Allen 20 Caroline Davis,
David ". Snapp 20 Emma c. Lcrg
Louis Brohring 10 Eliza Maxwell.
Thomas +. lIawley to Y. Eaiora Murrell
William Clifi to Jane Smith,
A. C. Niles 10 Elizabeth Caldwell.
s. d. Herman to Maria s. Hubert.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

A RAas CHANCE FoE BARcAiS.--Mr.
wm. Hobby offers to sell the Western Hotel,
with the furniture. lxings. and good will, on
the most reasonable terms. The Western
lie valuable stand. and any person desirous
OF enga ging in that business could not find a
better location
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

PROLIFIC kINs.- Mr.. Bcyton who has
ranch in Columbia. has cow which bore. .re.
emily, four calves at one birth. Last year
the same COW bad three at one birth. So
says the Stockton Republican.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

A LUCKY DEvIL.-Our deyil won fine
gold watch and chain at Glass Gift enter,
tainment. on last Saturday night. He's
been 'splurging about ever since. and
thinks Of running for Office, or getting mar
risd.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

The primary meeting of the democracy Of
Grass Valley will be held at Judge Clapp's
Office to-day.
Polls opened from o'clock to SPIN.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

cc- The Democratic Central Committee,
OF Nevada County. is requested TO meet at
the Court House, in Nevada. on Saturday
the llth OF June, at 10 o'clock. A. VI.
WM. WATT. Chairman.
Nevada national., 1859-06-04

The Droderick Convention led Charles
Kent. E-q., up to the slaughter block Of the
Sherldhlty. Wonder what they will DO with
The hide and horns?