August 17, 1866 (4 pages)

Aah a te ei NR aoe ghee a a are ciiniiidmensiaetneshenieeenments taaintndicertt-« daconaiicamen ncexemamaeamaiete EE wesc COUNTY a u CITY OF OFFICIAL PRESS FRIDAY, Avcusr 17, 1866. CaLirornis,—The capability of’ this “State fo support an immense population, is demonstrated beyond question in. the results produced in every department of industry attemptedéompared with uther coudtriés that hhvednd maintain & popula. made that we shieta . ever have half the number to the square miles, it would be re. garded as preposterous, Belgium and Hulland,two of the most populous States of EuTope, contain, the first over 300 and the last over 200 inhabitants to the square wile. Manufactures and agriculture have mainly built them up, the lastin spite of difficulties, suchas few countries have had to contend with. Commercially, they have fallen behind others. Brussels, the chief city of Belgium, in 1853 had only 145,000 inhabitants, and in 1850, Amsterdam, the principal one of Holland, enly 228,000. One half ofthe density of Holland, the least populode of the two, would give us 16,000,000 inhabitants. There is not a reason for population so deneely sapported there, in which We-bave not the advantage. Their contiguity to-crowded Europe gives them an advantage in securing it. from outside, and their age in having it oftheir own. But “that does not touch the question of tapability to support. Commercially, they bave had competitors that have far outstripped ‘them, which accounts fur the smallness of their commercial cities. San Francisco stands alone on this coast, with no ‘possibil. ity of successful competition, fur whatever trade can be controlled on the Pacific, by) any city in the Americas, then she controls by her position all interior trade. It is demonstrative of this, that not 20 years old is anything more than a trading post, or a harbor for precuring.a supply of water— that it has 320,000 inhabitants, with every ‘evidence of comfort and wealth, equal to any city of even. greater populativn_in the Union, and affords « tax list uf over $80,000,000, and returns a revenue on importations equal or over any other city in the Republic, except probably threee. Her merchants and bankers are princes financially—this, notwithstanding devastating firee—and there are fewer icsolvencies than . . Ba in other city of the same population. What: . ever builde up San Francisco will also every other city arid hamlet of the State : and the capacity and possibility of population can only be measured by our resources and our position to command tradé ; therefore the benefit-is reciprocal, We find that wherever s business puint ie needed, tu become sw distributing agent for this great centre, and contiguous to farming and mining ~~ @iatriots, the towns are recovering from the fovdleions after a distentiun made in the excitement of the firét years of gold discovery beyond the requirements of the eountry, and are showing a prosperity far more real, and steadily indicating » future, . if vot as rapid as at first, yet that point them out as centres of population, that in the next two decades will increase far more rapidly than ever before, especially after direct railroad communication is opened te ‘the — prrgner Sacramento to-day y is ore prosperous, notwithstandhed toed, and the necessity of levees street and house raising. that have in#0 expense equal to the firet build. tug end imposed an onerous tax, than at any time since its existence. Se of Stock. ton and Manyeviite. Indeed sil the towne uf the farmivg districts, and nearly all of muster, show a» vitality and improvement indicative of stability und progress, pg aged and more rapid increase, one wo i be permanent. Taking this county a8 an index to the mining counties, we see every evidence of oye prosperity. Fewnship yives a tax returo we millions, and Nevads-over ane of dollars. All uther portions of the county, heretefure mining districts, ebuw advancement, and new have ba any. va ea i nd there is evidence that the garden, pa and the vineyard may bo estublished with euecess. If we fotn Sev uin cuunty Br ce in agriculof the State, we produces this pals! ae \ aap yp outiie w tate re ago. If here’ ia any eee vur Stote oe ba x o'clock, in the Pavilion Hotel,,on Main street, kept by Juhn Smith, Considerable difference of opinion exists as to how the fire originated. Some._say_in the. kitchen, but a gentleman who was io the building at the time, states that the entire: upper: part: of the house was on fire befure it was discovered; and he supposes that’ it-originated . in one of the rooms uccupied by miners who sleep i in the day and work at night, either from a lighted candle or, a. pipe. The hotisés were exceedingly dry, and the flames . spread with the rupidity of the wind te’ ev/ ery part of the town. Both sides of. Main street were svon.on fire. The ravine ¢ast of the town was erossed and several dwelling houses were destroyed. Thy. fire crossed the main road, destroying . the new saloun on the corner of Main street, but did not extend to Odd Fellows’ Hull. In the print Xe part of the town, Jaen brick 6 only building le The flames svad ‘sw rapidly that in many instances the occupaants of the buildings were unable to save even their clothing, and a large and elsewhere, in the places of busivess # Within one hour from the time the alarm was given the Pire Keng bad done te rworst and nought remained but a mass of ruins.4+4 Some twenty-five or thirty buildings, with all they conteined, were destroye . and the total loss will bly reach ,000.— mates, are us cotreet. un it is possible to obtain.them, theugh some of the losses are of eourse not included: M. J. Hydeliff, stable, 2 meson a and bar ness, $1,200. i Paviliun Hotel, John Smith proprietor, $1,800. Henderson. Brothers, grocery store, $7,000. John MeNally, salova, billiard table, &,, $1,200. Jobo Herman, fruit store, $300. Globe Hotel, P. Drunzer srepciahye; $2,000. “Salgtn, Sam."Bright, building aw ned ‘by M. J. FHydeliff, _ eating, liquors, etc., $1,500. Secitisas owned by Mr. Anderson, $300. Hendersen ‘s barn, $400. Saloon, John Blasauf, kept by John Heinson, building, liquors, ete., $900. rber shop, N. Drunzer, $400, Saloon, G. Alvirus, $500Dwelling of Mr. Henderson, owned by John Timmons, furniture &e , $900. Combs & McGoan, stock of. groceries, etc., $5,000. W. J. Alport. livery stable, seen ee and house, $5,000. Shoe store Wm. Moriaity, $500. Fruit store, Chris, Pepe, $600. Millinery store, Mra. Star, $300. Theatre & hardware store, W. A. Begole, $5,000. Blacksmith shop, H. Grass, $500. Mrs. Meyer's house, $30v. D. Henderson, private library, $300ed amoun $8.800, distributed as follows: Combs & McGoun, Pucific , Company. $2,000; W.A. Begule, Pacific, $1,000; Hetderaon Bros., Occidental Company , $5,000; Peter Drupzer, same company, $200. The rate of insurance AS wv high—74 and 8 per cent.— and the companirs so careful aboat sured. “bed-evek ᴀ but with an energy of whieh California vnly are capable, several comany of thetiase dawn o ordered lumber fur rebuilding, » fow heGre after the fire had idedThe wily parties we bear of being<jn destitute cireumstances ia Smith and bis family, who occu. pied the P Pavilis Evorythiag he had was destrvyed, nd bo has 5 large ‘amily upen hie hands,” The lusses are particularly oa upon thé citizons of Red Dog. bees were © justbeginning to recover from re ‘timtes, and business of all kinds was) just getting to be lively. Tue editer ey, Ee has been showa a petrified: tooth of a mastodon, which was found in the bed of a stream five miles from Ukiah, Mendveine county, whieh is the must perfect petrifretivn of the kind he has ever examined. Its length is 64 i and breadth 3§ inches; weighing 3 pounde and 7 eunovs. The ovamel is almost perTue dead body. of. Ne cate amount of coin was lost from the drawers, . The. following, list of losses,’ with the-esti414 The jneuggeee upon the property destroy. . J"! day rjske that but few of the loosers bai = itt Zoek, at the a B wenced cleantyg away the rubbish and. ~ . ABLE, 3 a since t on % 3) of snes : leum, in quantities ee : is ve Ged wa will pay well. Claims were med Stee up, and Surveyor Scott was busily.employed ruoning lites. The oil produced is almost identical incolor and consistency with the crude oil from the famous Pitt Hwle, (Peansylvapia) wells. The oil oozes out of the . rocks, and ie skimmed trom. the.surface ofa . . spring in the vicinity. The location is only two or thiee miles from the Honness Pass roadin Sierra county. rss ~ THe Oregon Statesmse says: of yourold, rusty Copperheads heard of the Philadelphia Convention? ‘ Have you heard that the old Demveratic party has finally **busted,”’ expired, subsided and abscunded, and gone to the Philadelphia Convention? 7 ro Tne Logangport Juurnal says that a woman appeared there in the street with tilting hoops, a big waterfall, a new baby and a cob-pipe. She made a sensation. ee : wd ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuurspay, August 16, 1866. A C Knox San Fran R B Hawley Griz R W Lambeth dv ED Herrick Ditch 8 M Tyson Nevada GR Fry Nicholas 8 Mulot do G LJenkins ~~do L P. Johnson “Have any . : do LV Funk nm % oe a ee Pe «cece Bule jeeeeeeesees cegeecovesd sececeonse er “FOR ONE. er) ONLY!“MA + Com ; ‘Monday Evening, August 20th, '06 ~ Engagementoftheeelebrated TROw Pz. Miss Emma Howson, Prima Donna, Miss Clelia Howson, Merz Sopratic. Mr. Henri Herberte, Tebor. Mr. Frank Howson, Barituve. Bir. John Howson, Basso. Mr. 8S. W. Leach, Baritoné.* Witha Full Chorus and Enlarged Orchestra, will appear in Wallace's Great Upera, entitled ML. A RITAN a . TUESDAY EVENING— The Bohemian Girl. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Dress od Sescccccccccccccscoccse erccere Gallery. ' Doors open at 8 o’clovk ; commence at 6 0’cluck. Box Office open from 10 A. M: tu4 P. M. Reserved Seats 60 cents extra $100 Ces dtevecddocrecewccetecsocccses =H aul4 D, 8. BAKER. 3. A. MARTIN: BAKER & MARTIN,. Wholesaleand Retail Dealersin i GR OCERIES, PRO VISIONS, -Can Fruits, ae _-° Shelf Goods, am ALL MIN Ds. C_ Flaughers Bridge L H Heydilauf Re D Mre Duncan, 2¢ MLR McGoun do B F Mead Quake h J W Wear O Pierce Moores Fla D Henderson do Mrs Parks, & eS JuJ M Walling R & R T MeCabe do W Peers Pénn Vall N Fountaine du SF Bouvée Minnesota PA Racine G Valley J Wade G-ass Valley J Porria de. Mt Arnelid & w Le MILITARY NOTICE. REGIMENTAL OF ORGANIZATION. a ae o Headquarters. Fourth Brigade, Cal. N. G. Sacramento, Aug. 11, 1866. { Special Order No. 54; licen; uf General Order, No 2, of date ay 24, 1866, from Genera: Headquarters, the following named Companies are hereby attached to the Fifth Infantry Battalion = Brigade, -Maj, N» W, Knowlton, Command Auburn Grays...s00. Capt. 8. x Woodin Pacific Guard. eesecce eoee Cc: M, Kopp. Yankee Jim fifles.2.. * John Keise. Yuba Light Infantry.. “« J. P. Brown. Said Battalion as reorzanized will be known as the Sth Infantry Regiment California State National Guard, aud the Companies designated as follows: Co. A Grass Valley Union Guard, B Nevada. Light Guard. ‘ © Little Yor Union Guard. «+ E Howell Zouaves. “* F Pacific Guard, “ . Yankee Jim Rit “ H. Yuba Light . By command of Brig. Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL. Chas. HPomeroy, Asst nes's Adg's « General. Headquarters Fourth Sacramento, Special Order No. 56, Major E. F. Bean, Ps N. G. is hereby appoint fos ted the o ization of the Finh I yoy ment California National’ Guard, in ity with Special Order No 5¢ from these H Quarters of date August 11th, 1866, and conduct an choation for Colonel, Lieut. Colonel aud MaMajor Beap will conduct said election aceording to law and forward 3 speay record ef said regimental +i paemens to these Head Quartara, By co’ ; Brig. Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL“ Chas. H. Pomeroy, Aan Aan’t Adg't Gen.In conformity with Special oO 56. I he give notice that t will be ameetjug of the Commissioned rs of ay? above named \Souapaies, ry paar ig = ening, ug ¢ at va the Nowees Light ofsaid Regiment and Colonel, Lieutenant Ce Colonel and 0. F. BEAN, alé ~ Paymaster N G “nd Inspector. OWNER WANTED. (AME te Satton’s Ranch on the Grane Val Ri hy the 13th Ly a small =nee Pi w owner can get by calling at t Ranch and paying charges. ° m alé Walt Paper! Wall. Paper! F. A. POTTER. Masonic Building, Pine Street, Hi gees ar’ and. for Sole, every Variety and Wail P. Paper, Window Shades, Window Fixtures, Picture Cords, and Tassels, alé . UNION HOTEL. -~ Second and K Sts, SACRAMENTO. Ly CULVER, Proprietor.Cal. N. G, S13, 1866. Fourth Drtgete. pector to su Sos. S4and Guard for the = election VESTS furnished with roome woth with od ett attached. _ nit yn D emdy ofthe firstorder. al¢ ae oe: — wer eo le a aaa do _7 ‘© D Auburn Graya. 7 18 RUWw . Bieta Sac? Paetas * " —ALso— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED. WOOD! WOOD! woop: Shakes, Shingles, &c. &c. WHERE? At BAKER & MARTIN'S, Neo. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, Aug. 15th. FOR SALE, ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A WOOD RANCH, with Team and Wagon and about 500 cords of Seasoned Wood The whole of the avove property will be sold un easy terms and ata low price. For further portion ars enqs at the Daily Trarseript jy19 GEO. E. WITHINGTON Sigu and Ornamental Painter. OUSE P prompt aE I alwa icmp ep udniae iY, stock Wa Paper Curtain Fixtures, &c, At the Foot of Bros? street. Nevada city J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law, NOTARY FUBLIC, —AND— of Deeds for Nevada. Next duorabove Frank Smith’s. North San Juan, March 14th. rae BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want _« Geod Drink, ao,ro BLAZE'S PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. A —BYr— JAMES 3S. OTT, Oice—28 Main ‘Street, Nevada City. God Se SS te a any 2 ee ae DE. W. GROVE DEAL, ON Susan aS STREET, . Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette " "NEVADA CrTy. Office Hours—From 9 to' 12 o’clock ; from 1 t63 P.M., and from 6te 9 P. M, Nevada city, July 10th. J. &. DEVEL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, . AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Ne, 18 MEM Street, ~~ GRASS VALLEY. MUSIC. AND. MUSIC LESSONS. Cc. CHASE SE wishes to in the Misia citizens of Nevada and vicinity thal eaten % -" ms at the resiicons ey . ap25 and . er sad of alee 900 HOWSON ENGLISH sak Commissioner of MAIN STREET..,.NORTH SAN JUAX . . tocapetions tn nate ihe tame, . : — ENGLISH AND FRENCH ‘ik ae of the WATCH E81! the aw : tila int tional. FOR SALE, BY will; U Gener: Ww, Cc. pone = feet th N A pant evada, Aug. 2. and eu ercises formit referre " MILLIWNERY. will tie 4¢ MILL 87.,.GRASS peared . oa Me pees BESOPS not os Grace nN: 2 na ut oe Laas lies Nevada sity Grass ' the ina The Véry Latest style of Boniiets, fatter « HATS, CAPS; RIBBONS, Imei And Flowers, Exchas Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses twenty _7 CHINESE PEARL HATs, fur. the . @old and Foss: Straw Gimps fot sgt! NNETS. Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris, tw the Her entire stick of Millinery being the largest, the aps vada county me ae.ected eves offered for sale in Neti luted. NEW GOODS By EVERY srzamer, . ‘48 Bon d Hats b . a ~ inteet thapos, easslel the past ie f Gea: i Street Grass Valley. ag “—<-wermbet i. G. ROLLINS, “key Bul ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law, onenined And Notary Public. v4 On C Street. opposite the Capital Restaurant. in Nev: MEApow LaKE. alz tendiag NEW ROAD, Hea From Nevada City to Meadow Lake. reste! Tweet came mee: . eee It is the only direct road leading ire _ _— large st Nevapa Crry to Meapow rae oply is ame xoad is of easy grade and in splendid coneowes . ea the Show + aa tis the stage road to celleat W. hk. MORRIS, Secretary. ever m: H. § CROCKER & CO. ' Importers and Dealers in “ , How AM Sf ting up STATIONERY, . Grase BLANK BOOKS, prapos There ' Foolscap, Legal, Letter, sic, anc ; and Note Papers, Musee f Straw and 5 Papers, Rep Writing Fluids and Inks, Red D Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Ps * * Te wi Pe Memorandum and Time Books, are bei Card Stock, ete. etc. hotel. eine te: : Everything in the Stationery Line, on At Sam Francisco Prices! =f Steam Printing Establishment, ’ pores 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramente. Creek, Sacramento, July 3ist—im coarse top ie ai Rica ' A very large assortment of office a ment fr CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, rong _, ACIDS, &e. ounces Just received oy Brrr : K. F. SPENCE, thie city Nevada, July 3ist. Wedne 7 ay duri yesterd: PAINTS, OILS, Rex TURPENTINES, dip te RING'S” AM BROSIA, about § And ANYTHING ELSE in oar line. FOR.8ALE BY Mur ‘ ly meet J. F. BUSSENIUS. nei ol Corner of Commercial & Pine Sireete. attenda NEVADA CITY. Unp ee eapitali House and i Lot for sale. furnish ANS excelient Dwelling . Bouse wat and lat oumet monthe jer iumedia The = a ond a: jor tamediataty. he ihe ae fot of ite n 4 tains a variety of frait trees, ne Apply at the Dal aca LY TRANSCRIET OF OFFICE. Se Ines

Aah a te ei NR aoe ghee a a are ciiniiidmensiaetneshenieeenments taaintndicertt-« daconaiicamen ncexemamaeamaiete EE wesc COUNTY a u CITY OF OFFICIAL PRESS FRIDAY, Avcusr 17, 1866. CaLirornis,—The capability of’ this “State fo support an immense population, is demonstrated beyond question in. the results produced in every department of industry attemptedéompared with uther coudtriés that hhvednd maintain & popula. made that we shieta . ever have half the number to the square miles, it would be re. garded as preposterous, Belgium and Hulland,two of the most populous States of EuTope, contain, the first over 300 and the last over 200 inhabitants to the square wile. Manufactures and agriculture have mainly built them up, the lastin spite of difficulties, suchas few countries have had to contend with. Commercially, they have fallen behind others. Brussels, the chief city of Belgium, in 1853 had only 145,000 inhabitants, and in 1850, Amsterdam, the principal one of Holland, enly 228,000. One half ofthe density of Holland, the least populode of the two, would give us 16,000,000 inhabitants. There is not a reason for population so deneely sapported there, in which We-bave not the advantage. Their contiguity to-crowded Europe gives them an advantage in securing it. from outside, and their age in having it oftheir own. But “that does not touch the question of tapability to support. Commercially, they bave had competitors that have far outstripped ‘them, which accounts fur the smallness of their commercial cities. San Francisco stands alone on this coast, with no ‘possibil. ity of successful competition, fur whatever trade can be controlled on the Pacific, by) any city in the Americas, then she controls by her position all interior trade. It is demonstrative of this, that not 20 years old is anything more than a trading post, or a harbor for precuring.a supply of water— that it has 320,000 inhabitants, with every ‘evidence of comfort and wealth, equal to any city of even. greater populativn_in the Union, and affords « tax list uf over $80,000,000, and returns a revenue on importations equal or over any other city in the Republic, except probably threee. Her merchants and bankers are princes financially—this, notwithstanding devastating firee—and there are fewer icsolvencies than . . Ba in other city of the same population. What: . ever builde up San Francisco will also every other city arid hamlet of the State : and the capacity and possibility of population can only be measured by our resources and our position to command tradé ; therefore the benefit-is reciprocal, We find that wherever s business puint ie needed, tu become sw distributing agent for this great centre, and contiguous to farming and mining ~~ @iatriots, the towns are recovering from the fovdleions after a distentiun made in the excitement of the firét years of gold discovery beyond the requirements of the eountry, and are showing a prosperity far more real, and steadily indicating » future, . if vot as rapid as at first, yet that point them out as centres of population, that in the next two decades will increase far more rapidly than ever before, especially after direct railroad communication is opened te ‘the — prrgner Sacramento to-day y is ore prosperous, notwithstandhed toed, and the necessity of levees street and house raising. that have in#0 expense equal to the firet build. tug end imposed an onerous tax, than at any time since its existence. Se of Stock. ton and Manyeviite. Indeed sil the towne uf the farmivg districts, and nearly all of muster, show a» vitality and improvement indicative of stability und progress, pg aged and more rapid increase, one wo i be permanent. Taking this county a8 an index to the mining counties, we see every evidence of oye prosperity. Fewnship yives a tax returo we millions, and Nevads-over ane of dollars. All uther portions of the county, heretefure mining districts, ebuw advancement, and new have ba any. va ea i nd there is evidence that the garden, pa and the vineyard may bo estublished with euecess. If we fotn Sev uin cuunty Br ce in agriculof the State, we produces this pals! ae \ aap yp outiie w tate re ago. If here’ ia any eee vur Stote oe ba x o'clock, in the Pavilion Hotel,,on Main street, kept by Juhn Smith, Considerable difference of opinion exists as to how the fire originated.. Some._say_in the. kitchen, but a gentleman who was io the building at the time, states that the entire: upper: part: of the house was on fire befure it was discovered; and he supposes that’ it-originated . in one of the rooms uccupied by miners who sleep i in the day and work at night, either from a lighted candle or, a. pipe. The hotisés were exceedingly dry, and the flames . spread with the rupidity of the wind te’ ev/ ery part of the town. Both sides of. Main street were svon.on fire. The ravine ¢ast of the town was erossed and several dwelling houses were destroyed. Thy. fire crossed the main road, destroying . the new saloun on the corner of Main street, but did not extend to Odd Fellows’ Hull. In the print Xe part of the town, Jaen brick 6 only building le The flames svad ‘sw rapidly that in many instances the occupaants of the buildings were unable to save even their clothing, and a large and elsewhere, in the places of busivess # Within one hour from the time the alarm was given the Pire Keng bad done te rworst and nought remained but a mass of ruins.4+4 Some twenty-five or thirty buildings, with all they conteined, were destroye . and the total loss will bly reach ,000.— mates, are us cotreet. un it is possible to obtain.them, theugh some of the losses are of eourse not included: M. J. Hydeliff, stable, 2 meson a and bar ness, $1,200. i Paviliun Hotel, John Smith proprietor, $1,800. Henderson. Brothers, grocery store, $7,000. John MeNally, salova, billiard table, &,, $1,200. Jobo Herman, fruit store, $300. Globe Hotel, P. Drunzer srepciahye; $2,000. “Salgtn, Sam."Bright, building aw ned ‘by M. J. FHydeliff, _ eating, liquors, etc., $1,500. Secitisas owned by Mr. Anderson, $300. Hendersen ‘s barn, $400. Saloon, John Blasauf, kept by John Heinson, building, liquors, ete., $900. rber shop, N. Drunzer, $400, Saloon, G. Alvirus, $500Dwelling of Mr. Henderson, owned by John Timmons, furniture &e , $900. Combs & McGoan, stock of. groceries, etc., $5,000. W. J. Alport. livery stable, seen ee and house, $5,000. Shoe store Wm. Moriaity, $500. Fruit store, Chris, Pepe, $600. Millinery store, Mra. Star, $300. Theatre & hardware store, W. A. Begole, $5,000. Blacksmith shop, H. Grass, $500. Mrs. Meyer's house, $30v. D. Henderson, private library, $300ed amoun $8.800, distributed as follows: Combs & McGoun, Pucific , Company. $2,000; W.A. Begule, Pacific, $1,000; Hetderaon Bros., Occidental Company , $5,000; Peter Drupzer, same company, $200. The rate of insurance AS wv high—74 and 8 per cent.— and the companirs so careful aboat sured. “bed-evek ᴀ but with an energy of whieh California vnly are capable, several comany of thetiase dawn o ordered lumber fur rebuilding, » fow heGre after the fire had idedThe wily parties we bear of being<jn destitute cireumstances ia Smith and bis family, who occu. pied the P Pavilis Evorythiag he had was destrvyed, nd bo has 5 large ‘amily upen hie hands,” The lusses are particularly oa upon thé citizons of Red Dog. bees were © justbeginning to recover from re ‘timtes, and business of all kinds was) just getting to be lively. Tue editer ey, Ee has been showa a petrified: tooth of a mastodon, which was found in the bed of a stream five miles from Ukiah, Mendveine county, whieh is the must perfect petrifretivn of the kind he has ever examined. Its length is 64 i and breadth 3§ inches; weighing 3 pounde and 7 eunovs. The ovamel is almost perTue dead body. of. Ne cate amount of coin was lost from the drawers, . The. following, list of losses,’ with the-esti414 The jneuggeee upon the property destroy. . J"! day rjske that but few of the loosers bai = itt Zoek, at the a B wenced cleantyg away the rubbish and. ~ . ABLE, 3 a since t on % 3) of snes : leum, in quantities ee : is ve Ged wa will pay well. Claims were med Stee up, and Surveyor Scott was busily.employed ruoning lites. The oil produced is almost identical incolor and consistency with the crude oil from the famous Pitt Hwle, (Peansylvapia) wells. The oil oozes out of the . rocks, and ie skimmed trom. the.surface ofa . . spring in the vicinity. The location is only two or thiee miles from the Honness Pass roadin Sierra county. rss ~ THe Oregon Statesmse says: of yourold, rusty Copperheads heard of the Philadelphia Convention? ‘ Have you heard that the old Demveratic party has finally **busted,”’ expired, subsided and abscunded, and gone to the Philadelphia Convention? 7 ro Tne Logangport Juurnal says that a woman appeared there in the street with tilting hoops, a big waterfall, a new baby and a cob-pipe. She made a sensation. ee : wd ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuurspay, August 16, 1866. A C Knox San Fran R B Hawley Griz R W Lambeth dv ED Herrick Ditch 8 M Tyson Nevada GR Fry Nicholas 8 Mulot do G LJenkins ~~do L P. Johnson “Have any . : do LV Funk nm % oe a ee Pe «cece Bule jeeeeeeesees cegeecovesd sececeonse er “FOR ONE. er) ONLY!“MA + Com ; ‘Monday Evening, August 20th, '06 ~ Engagementoftheeelebrated TROw Pz. Miss Emma Howson, Prima Donna, Miss Clelia Howson, Merz Sopratic. Mr. Henri Herberte, Tebor. Mr. Frank Howson, Barituve. Bir. John Howson, Basso. Mr. 8S. W. Leach, Baritoné.* Witha Full Chorus and Enlarged Orchestra, will appear in Wallace's Great Upera, entitled ML. A RITAN a . TUESDAY EVENING— The Bohemian Girl. PRICES OF ADMISSION. Dress od Sescccccccccccccscoccse erccere Gallery.. ' Doors open at 8 o’clovk ; commence at 6 0’cluck. Box Office open from 10 A. M: tu4 P. M. Reserved Seats 60 cents extra $100 Ces dtevecddocrecewccetecsocccses =H aul4 D, 8. BAKER. 3. A. MARTIN: BAKER & MARTIN,. Wholesaleand Retail Dealersin i GR OCERIES, PRO VISIONS, -Can Fruits, ae _-° Shelf Goods, am ALL MIN Ds. C_ Flaughers Bridge L H Heydilauf Re D Mre Duncan, 2¢ MLR McGoun do B F Mead Quake h J W Wear O Pierce Moores Fla D Henderson do Mrs Parks, & eS JuJ M Walling R & R

T MeCabe do W Peers Pénn Vall N Fountaine du SF Bouvée Minnesota PA Racine G Valley J Wade G-ass Valley J Porria de. Mt Arnelid & w Le MILITARY NOTICE. REGIMENTAL OF ORGANIZATION. a ae o Headquarters. Fourth Brigade, Cal. N. G. Sacramento, Aug. 11, 1866. { Special Order No. 54; licen; uf General Order, No 2, of date ay 24, 1866, from Genera: Headquarters, the following named Companies are hereby attached to the Fifth Infantry Battalion = Brigade, -Maj, N» W, Knowlton, Command Auburn Grays.....s00. Capt. 8. x Woodin Pacific Guard.. eesecce eoee Cc: M, Kopp. Yankee Jim fifles..2... * John Keise. Yuba Light Infantry.... “« J. P. Brown. Said Battalion as reorzanized will be known as the Sth Infantry Regiment California State National Guard, aud the Companies designated as follows: Co. A Grass Valley Union Guard, B Nevada. Light Guard. ‘ © Little Yor Union Guard. «+ E Howell Zouaves. “* F Pacific Guard, “ . Yankee Jim Rit “ H. Yuba Light . By command of Brig. Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL. Chas. HPomeroy, Asst nes's Adg's « General. Headquarters Fourth Sacramento, Special Order No. 56, Major E. F. Bean, Ps N. G. is hereby appoint fos ted the o ization of the Finh I yoy ment California National’ Guard, in ity with Special Order No 5¢ from these H Quarters of date August 11th, 1866, and conduct an choation for Colonel, Lieut. Colonel aud MaMajor Beap will conduct said election aceording to law and forward 3 speay record ef said regimental +i paemens to these Head Quartara, By co’ ; Brig. Gen. JOSIAH HOWELL“ Chas. H. Pomeroy, Aan Aan’t Adg't Gen.In conformity with Special oO 56. I he give notice that t will be ameetjug of the Commissioned rs of ay? above named \Souapaies, ry paar ig = ening, ug ¢ at va the Nowees Light ofsaid Regiment and Colonel, Lieutenant Ce Colonel and 0. F. BEAN, alé ~ Paymaster N G “nd Inspector. OWNER WANTED. (AME te Satton’s Ranch on the Grane Val Ri hy the 13th Ly a small =nee Pi w owner can get by calling at t Ranch and paying charges. ° m alé Walt Paper! Wall. Paper! F. A. POTTER. Masonic Building, Pine Street, Hi gees ar’ and. for Sole, every Variety and Wail P. Paper, Window Shades, Window Fixtures, Picture Cords, and Tassels, alé . UNION HOTEL. -~ Second and K Sts, SACRAMENTO. Ly CULVER, Proprietor.Cal. N. G, S13, 1866. Fourth Drtgete. pector to su Sos. S4and Guard for the = election VESTS furnished with roome woth with od ett attached. _ nit yn D emdy ofthe firstorder. al¢ ae oe: — wer eo le a aaa do _7 ‘© D Auburn Graya. 7 18 RUWw . Bieta Sac? Paetas * " —ALso— WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED. WOOD! WOOD! woop: Shakes, Shingles, &c. &c. WHERE? At BAKER & MARTIN'S, Neo. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, Aug. 15th. FOR SALE, ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A WOOD RANCH, with Team and Wagon and about 500 cords of Seasoned Wood The whole of the avove property will be sold un easy terms and ata low price. For further portion ars enqs at the Daily Trarseript jy19 GEO. E. WITHINGTON Sigu and Ornamental Painter. OUSE P prompt aE I alwa icmp ep udniae iY, stock Wa Paper Curtain Fixtures, &c, At the Foot of Bros? street. Nevada city J. B. JOHNSON, Attorney and Counselor at Law, NOTARY FUBLIC, —AND— of Deeds for Nevada. Next duorabove Frank Smith’s. North San Juan, March 14th. rae BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 if You Want _« Geod Drink, ao,ro BLAZE'S PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. A —BYr— JAMES 3S. OTT, Oice—28 Main ‘Street, Nevada City. God Se SS te a any 2 ee ae DE. W. GROVE DEAL, ON Susan aS STREET, . Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette " "NEVADA CrTy. Office Hours—From 9 to' 12 o’clock ; from 1 t63 P.M., and from 6te 9 P. M, Nevada city, July 10th. J. &. DEVEL, . Attorney and Counselor at Law, . AND NOTARY PUBLIC. Ne, 18 MEM Street, ~~ GRASS VALLEY. MUSIC. AND. MUSIC LESSONS. Cc. CHASE SE wishes to in the Misia citizens of Nevada and vicinity thal eaten % -" ms at the resiicons ey . ap25 and . er sad of alee 900 HOWSON ENGLISH sak Commissioner of MAIN STREET....,.NORTH SAN JUAX . . tocapetions tn nate ihe tame, . : — ENGLISH AND FRENCH ‘ik ae of the WATCH E81! the aw : tila int tional. FOR SALE, BY will; U Gener: Ww, Cc. pone = feet th N A pant evada, Aug. 2. and eu ercises formit referre " MILLIWNERY. will tie 4¢ MILL 87.,..GRASS peared . oa Me pees BESOPS not os Grace nN: 2 na ut oe Laas lies Nevada sity Grass ' the ina The Véry Latest style of Boniiets, fatter « HATS, CAPS; RIBBONS, Imei And Flowers, Exchas Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses twenty _7 CHINESE PEARL HATs, fur. the . @old and Foss: Straw Gimps fot sgt! NNETS. Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris, tw the Her entire stick of Millinery being the largest, the aps vada county me ae.ected eves offered for sale in Neti luted. NEW GOODS By EVERY srzamer, . ‘48 Bon d Hats b . a ~ inteet thapos, easslel the past ie f Gea: i Street Grass Valley. ag “—<-wermbet i. G. ROLLINS, “key Bul ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law, onenined And Notary Public. v4 On C Street. opposite the Capital Restaurant. in Nev: MEApow LaKE. alz tendiag NEW ROAD, Hea From Nevada City to Meadow Lake. reste! Tweet came mee: . eee It is the only direct road leading ire _ _— large st Nevapa Crry to Meapow rae oply is ame xoad is of easy grade and in splendid coneowes . ea the Show + aa tis the stage road to celleat W. hk. MORRIS, Secretary. ever m: H. § CROCKER & CO. ' Importers and Dealers in “ , How AM Sf ting up STATIONERY, . Grase BLANK BOOKS, prapos There ' Foolscap, Legal, Letter, sic, anc ; and Note Papers, Musee f Straw and 5 Papers, Rep Writing Fluids and Inks, Red D Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Ps * * Te wi Pe Memorandum and Time Books, are bei Card Stock, ete. etc. hotel. eine te: : Everything in the Stationery Line, on At Sam Francisco Prices! =f Steam Printing Establishment, ’ pores 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramente. Creek, Sacramento, July 3ist—im coarse top ie ai Rica ' A very large assortment of office a ment fr CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, rong _, ACIDS, &e. ounces Just received oy Brrr : K. F. SPENCE, thie city Nevada, July 3ist. Wedne 7 ay duri yesterd: PAINTS, OILS, Rex TURPENTINES, dip te RING'S” AM BROSIA, about § And ANYTHING ELSE in oar line. FOR.8ALE BY Mur ‘ ly meet J. F. BUSSENIUS. nei ol Corner of Commercial & Pine Sireete. attenda NEVADA CITY. Unp ee eapitali House and i Lot for sale. furnish ANS excelient Dwelling . Bouse wat and lat oumet monthe jer iumedia The = a ond a: jor tamediataty. he ihe ae fot of ite n 4 tains a variety of frait trees, ne Apply at the Dal aca LY TRANSCRIET OF OFFICE. Se Ines