August 2, 1866 (4 pages)

i RIVALS Ad NGA KG MRE as a CINE A Na ee ys ee RT BET SRE i. ‘ THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866, THE CoNsTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS cy Jtis now appatent that Jubnson and his -—s the organization of their new party at Phi]adelphia, in oppositiun to the Constitutional Améndinents propodéd by Congreés. “These propused amewdments contain nuthing that was indicated by the course of Johnson.as his iputiey soon. after the surrender of Lee. The extreme rhdical element of the Union party. gave way andthe plan at first-proposed was 80 modified that it might be approved by thé ehtire ‘Union party, but Johnson Was not satisfied. He had determined to @0 over'to the copperheads and make allies of,traitorg,, and,.no concessions on the part of Congress ur the Union party could 1nfinence him. -Now, with Vallandigham at Washington, We is planning for the defeat ef the Union party, and by opposing the Constitutional Amendments he is preventing the restoration of the Southern States to their place in the Union, In the early part of the session he placed every ubstaelein the way of. the Recuastruction Committee, and for a long time refused to give papers or documents which'were demanded by Congress, and which would have enabled the Committee to complete its work much sedner. When these pagers came, they demonstrated that Johnson’s policy had. .been to. let itraitors reconstruct the Southern States as they wished, without demanding any guarantees which would ensure the permanvutpeace ofthe country.— He_was placing a scourge in the hands of traitors, which they might use upon loyal men, Sueh being the case, Cungress would have betrayed'the people and the countrys had that. body seongented to aid the President. in his nefarious schemes. The loyal meu of Congress have stood up manfully in opposition to the President, end he has nly succeeded in getting intothe copperhead ‘party with a small faction of demagogues who'are bought to do bis dirty work by Federal. patrouage. The. alec pokey will present a United front in favor of the Cunwtitutional, Amendments, ‘They furnish sa platform large enough to ensure the support of ‘every true patriot io the land, and there is nothing in,them which can be objectivnable to the trie men of the South. -Ten‘ nessee, God blees her, has already adopted them, and under the-lead of that sterling vid patriot Brownlow, she has again taken her place ig. the, Union. Her Representatives stand in Congress with other loyal men, and they are ready to welcome with open arms and shouts of joy all other Southera States that fullow the example of Tebnessee. These amendments are opposed by -, Johnson, and so they are by the eopperhead party, by Vallandigham, Jeff. Davis and all other traitors. With such men in the Phil-. ‘ atlelphia Convention, it is not necessary to ask what that body will do.’ They will indorse Jobusee, and reconstruct thé olf Democratic party, Their fate: may be read in the histury.of that party fur the last foar years: The time is past when treason can be disguised .or. the peeple deceived by ““Demucratic” strategy. Johnson must go ddwn With the friends be has selected. Men ure of uo consequence, where measures upon which depend the existence and prosperity of the ‘nation are involved. “The axe is Inid at the rovt of the tree, and every tree which .bringeth not forth good fruit niust be hewn down and east into the fire.” Lut Johnson and his friends be judged by the fruits of his:policy, and no Union man can Jonger sustain him, ‘Tlie Constitational Amendments must be adopted or the country given over to treason, “Democracy" aud Juhuson, which are’ synonymous, Tue Chicage police made three. thousand’ . five hundred and ninety-eight arrests during the last municipal year, of which _only eighty-four were native Americans. Tne Cataranmgis ‘County (N. Y.,) Agricultural Society offers premnums on babies this year; fifteen dollars for the beet and ten dujlars for the second best. ee A Man in Iowa, Jacob Rotch, by name, loaded a” toy ‘evtidun With’ marble for a ball, put the muzzle in ‘his mouth, touched a with a matebiand blew-out his few reine, eter ot by on Pt aay ; ‘Ou » SpoRTSs.—At on nceidentally a +400 barrels of flour every 24 hours.On' . for the funeral of the late Princess ‘V iéto-' Da p priso } Which le assengers and $1,162,307 in treasure. ir . 8. Douglass, of Quincy, Plamas county, wishes information ef.her son. Wm. Henry Smith, 15 years old. There are some fine hot. springs, three miles weet of Markléville, Alpine county. There were 511 booké taken out of thie Sacramento Library during the month. of July, and we presume read, . How many out of the Nevada) Library we’ cannot say. The Italians ia San Francisco are displaying flogs on account of the news from Italy. Well muy they'raise up ‘the bunting. . There were 39 deaths in’ San Francisco the the week-ending July 3fst—18 less than the week before.The! ladies of Goodyear’s Bar, on last Saturday night, provided themselves with a ‘churn full ofice cream, and invited the geotlemen, to. partake, which they: did.Sperry, Beckétt & Co, of Stuckton, Have just finished their new fleuring mills there, capable of turning out over Saturday two firms in Stockton. shipped 3,678 sacks of wheat, weighing 325,000 Ibs. The ship Geo, Morgan, for New York, carries a cargo valued’ at $210,000.It is said that the Evening Tribune, 8. F., ha, stopped. Destructive Fire.—A destructive fire oceurred in the United States Court building, corner af Jackson ond Montgomery streets, San Francisco, on Tuesday morning last. The fire was discovered about 2 o’clock, and the engines. of that district were quickly on the spot,.and succeeded, to all appearances in extinguishing the. fire. About dayhght, however, the ‘fire burst forth with renewed energy, shooing and darting upward, until it had forced its way . through the roof, and the flames shot high up, and the dull leaden dawn was lighted into a ruddy glow . by ite sheavenward leaping. The entire Department was then called out, but the’ whol interior of the building was destroyed. The total damage is estimated-at from $50,000 to; $60 ,000.— The documents, books, &c., were all saved, and buth the United States District and Circuit Courts will be opened againon Monday in some other building. The building was ineured for $14,000, . A Cuteaco quack has made a large for. tune’by his practice during the last twenty years. The other day he was on the witnese stand, and it Was elicited that he knew nothing of medicine or surgery. _ For con‘sumption he ordered a compeund of tar, Vinegar and assafostida, to be> kept at the head of the bed in a jar, and. constantly stirred; and for sore eyes he ordered an ointwent madeof the fat of a black cat. Luco.n's Toma.—A letter'from Sprivgfield, Ill.,.in describing the grave of the late Presideot Lincoln, saya: *. The vases and .amvothed stones of the temb are already written over in pencil with the autographs of pilgrims who visited hist shrine with a view! to renew their devotions te country and liberty; aud the remarks which each one adds aré expressions of the most tender affection and confidence, sueb as, “I fought three years under ‘his command, aud, would fight three more, fur the same cause under the. same command: er.” “He was beloved by -his soldiers,” and many others of similar import. ———— ti. TN appears from Marshal's Life of Washington, that the latter held the rank of Lieutenant Géneral. ‘He was s0 nominated td the Seuate,' July 3d, 1799, and held the office to the close of life. Besides Washington, General Grant is the. only other Lieutenant General ever commissioned by Congtess, Ia 1856 the brevet rank of Liéutenant General was conferred upon Genera) Seott, but he never had either the pay or stuff of that grade. Grant. has both. ant THEY are having lively tines in Missouri, from all accounts. ‘A Radical meeting was attacked by reconstructed rebels, at Jefferson City, and one vf the latter was killed. He had expressed his resolution to “drive the Dutch to the devil,” and was himself sent that'Way by a Dutchman, ** A REPORT has reached Houvlula of the loas’ of the schooner Onward, about five miles west of Kolva. No partjoulare are given, ~ in Tae Advertiser publishes the progratnme ria. nt ‘Minister, James’ Me youngest ovér 0. soni Maas Ye owel od Bride, wav dbsigned & place in’ the proces: y Eli Walker of that city, has fallen heir to the vnermous-fortuse.of thirty-five.millions, . 6% When Inst . " fotlowere-nre determined te take-ground in-}-beard.froium he was in Alpine county.. 8 Moré’San Francise E D Herrick Piety H A'S Hallidie do AHarrison Red Dog W O’Hara do J P Dudley do M Lambeth do H Southard. Mill P Burmingham: : de «Mrs Sullivan Orl Flat: J J Bettenden do HE Woodruff Gold H R Evans . do J Wolf San Juan Al Zekind Nevada C P McCauley do L Merrow Scot Flat W McQuade do S Austin do J F. Presley. do E F Spence Nevada G Fagg Bridgeport JShaw — do JS Beard Quaker hill . P_A Paine Clipper G R Cryer Grass Valley M W.Church Colfax G Clatk do G Heart Putah Creek ‘T Marland do L, Van Duzen Washi L M Carr do PMcEneny Nevada R Chandler Glenbro J R English Moores : ee : PERERA sane Nevada Light Guard! NOTICE. She is now the richest woman in America. The-wikdfal} camefrom England, , . Two men suspected. of murder, were + Fetentis;“in—Buchanar-county;". Missouri. 2° gemivansi at THe 40 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD. STREET. NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, “Proprietors. ~ Wepnespay, August 1, 1466: ene Your attention is called,to the following i Spécial order : , Headquarters Fourth Brigade Cal. N. G. Sacramento, July 3lst, 1866. Special Order, No. 45. Captain John A. Lancaster, Commanding Nevada Light Guard, Co. ‘B, 6tl? Fofastry Battalion C. M. will parade his company, at their Armory; in Nevada city, Nevadacounty, on Monday Evening, Aug. 6th, 1 at 83 o’clock, for muster tn &8 @ company of the National Guard of the State of California. By command of Brig. Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL, Commanding 4th be, a N.G. Chas. H.'Pomeroy, Ass’t Adjt Gen’l. ; In accordance with the abeve order the members 6f the Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at their Armory, on Monday Evening, August th, at 7 3¢ o'clock, in full uniform. Every member is expected to beon hand, By order. J. A, LANCASTER, Captain. J. ¥. Carr, O.8. a2 YHERIFF’S SALK.—By virtue of an Kxecution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District, in and for the county of San Francisco, State of California, bearing date July 27th, 1866, in favor of Jubn Parnelland against John Callaghan, Michael Cody and Michae) Kane for the sum of 'I'wo Thousand Four Hundred and sixty-three 50:100 dollars—payable in United States gold coin—damages, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per munth from the date thereof aeinet with all costs ofsuit, I have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached, tu-wit j--All the right, title and interest of the said defendants. have, or either of them. in and to all thatcertain parcel of land, mining ground or lot of quartz moins ¢laims, locate, situate, lying aud being on Kate Hayes’ Hill, about ope-balf mile gouth-easterly from the,town of Grass Valley, county. of Nevada, State of California, being nineten hundred feet in extent upon that certain quartz ledge there situate, commonly known as the Kate Hayes’ Quartz Ledge, extending six hundred feet northerly from the old engine shaft.of the Kate Heyes’ Company, and thirteen hundred feet south? erly from said shaft, together with its dips, — spurs and variations, together with all the buildings, machinery and #ppurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting of engine and boiler, pump, hoisting gear, and all other machinery and imprevements connected therewith. 2 Also that certain brick and lot, formerly known as ‘‘Dalton’s Building,” situate in the town of Grass bee f Nevada county, State of California, ou the west side of Mill. treet, between Bank and Neal streets, extending back to Church street together with all the buildings, improvements, and appurtenauices thereunto belonging or in anywise apperteiving. a Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale ali the above deser perty, to the highest, bidder for cash,in United States gold cofn in froat of the Courthouse door in the i of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Aug. 28th, 1866, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock, P.M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 30th day of July, 1886. KR. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. By RB. Patton, Under Sheriff. Redman & Wheeler, Attorneys. a2 YHSRIF#'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution Ne} to me directed and delivered, issued out of the aon Petnoes of oad ay Judicial District, in and the eounty Francisco, State of California, bearing date July 27th, 1866, in favor of John Parnell, and inst John Callaghan and M. Cody for the sum of rep teptged and sixty seven 10-100 dellars—payable in United States gold coin—damaes, with interest thereon at the rate of 1& per cent per month fromthe date thereot till paid together with all costs of gnit. I have levied the following di oe ry owt which Was fore attached to-wit : the right, title and interest of the Defendants, or either of them, in and-toal! that ‘certain parcel of land, mizing-ground, or lot of Quartz mining claims, locate, situate, lying and being on Kate fia es’ Hill, about one-haif mile south from the tows of Grass Vall a Nevadin Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, peing inte Seadeall legs extent upon that certain quartz ledge there situate, extending six hundred feet northerly from the ala Eagine of the Kate Hayes’ Company and thirteeu hundred feet southerly from said « together with its dips, angles, spurs and variations, together with all the buildings. mach and a@ppurtenanoe Ngnsoncig wasn’ . oe po ed engine and r, pump, other machiner and imaprovenicats contocuhd therewith. “é Also thar certain Brick Store and lot formerly kvownas‘‘Dalton’s Building,” situate in thie town perhreg Beane a Nevada county, State of California, of Mill street, between Bank and Neal streets. exte to Church street, to-' gether with all the improvements and apa to belonging or in anywise ap’ Note te hereby given that [ will public sale ail of ine above described property, to the highest cash, ia United States lot of quartz mining claims,locate,situate, and ‘. _. tain quartz ledg jand.riveted together, and require constant re‘persons who have carried ‘‘ancres,”’ -‘lepines’’ HERIFF'S SALE —By virtue of an E ) Mie directed wnd delivered Court of the Pwelfth#u r the county of raia, bearing date n Parnell + with iutereet at the per cont Peithiall corte of sult, 1 have levied Sas harceotere . atieohed, to-wit ;—All the “ ent, re postee gees it pe hing ground, or ayes’ Hill, about athe 3 ing on Kate mile.southeasterly 1 i ley, county of Nevada. State of California, being teen/Tundred feet in ¢xfent. upinthat) ¢re there situate,commonly known as the Kate Hayés’ Quartz Ledge,.extending six hundred feet portherly from the o!d engine shaft of the Kate‘Hayes’ Company and: thirteen hundred feet southerly from shatt, together with its dips, angles, spursand-variations, together with all the buildings, machinery and appurtent neces thereunto belonging. consisting of Emgine and boiler, pusnp, hoisting gear;.and all gther.-maéhinery and improvements connected therewith. Also, that certain:Bricx Store andJot formerly known as **Dalton’s building,” situate in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side of Mill street, ~between BanBand Neal «treets, extending back to Church streét, together’with all the buildings, improvements and appurtenancs thereunto belungipg or in any.wise apycciajning.otice is hereby givet that I will expose to public sale al] the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash. in United States gold com, in front of the Courthouse door in the city of Nevada, on PU ESDAY,. Ang. 28th 1866, between the hours.of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M. eg i Given under my hand at Ne ada, this 30th day of July, 1868. * R. B GENTRY, Sheriff. “ By Ry. Patton, Under Sheriff. Redman & Wheeler. Attorneys . ~n2 “AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH WATCHES! FOR SALE, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevéde, Aug. 2. : REASONS WHY THE — AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, MASS, IS THE BEST, It is made on tlie bést principle. Its frame is composed of SOIAD PLATES. NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werkiny and no sudden shock can damage ita machinery. Every piece is made and finished by machinery (itself famous for its novelty, as well. as for its effiectiveness) and is therefore properly made. The watch is what al. mechanism should be—ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly for general use, foreign watches are chiefly made by-women and boys. Such watches are composed of sryeral hundred pieces screwed pairs tokeep them in any kind of order. All and ‘*English Patent Levers,’ are perfectly well aware of the truth of this statement. At the. beginning of our enterprise, more than ten years ayo, it was our first object to make a thoroughly good low-priced watch for the million, to take the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of foreign factories— which were entirely ansaleable at home and perfectly worthless every where. How ‘well.we have accomplished this may be understood from the fact, that after. so many years of public trial,, we now make MOKK THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and that no others have ever given such universal satisfaction. While this department of our bueiness is continued with increased facilities for perfect work, We are at present engaged in the manufacture of watelies of tlie‘very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN ‘TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselves and~ unsurpassed by anything, made in the world, For this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We have erected an addition to our main buildings expressly for this. branch of our business, and have filled it ‘With the best workmen in owr service. Mew, machines and &ppliances have been ;constructed,. which perturm. their work with eonsummate delicacy and exactuess, The choicest and most approved materials only are ueed and wé clial comparigon between this grade of our work’ and the finest imported ehronometers. We do not. pretend to sell Our watches for less money than foreign watches, but we do assert without fear of contradiction. thas for the same money our product } . is comparably superior.’ ‘All our watches, of whatever gta ie, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times.against us ‘or our agents in all parts of the world. oy CAUTION,—The public are cautioned ‘to buy . S only of respectabledealers. All persons selling gounterfeits will be prosecuted.’ ~~ ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Compary. ribt as 6 pes ay 182 Broadway, N, X¥.. RB. B. GRAY & 616 Merchant St., San Faith Agents for theirsale in the Pacific States. , “4 we ae »aSE.0f the public, . rom the town of GPaés Val-7 NOTICE, " ), In the Arst days of August, 1 wil) 4 send a Speaker through Nevada ¢ounty who will introduce te the publi¢ Several Medicines of my own mapufactare, whose merits have’ been tried for years ‘with great succers and for which I solicit the patron. Marysville. July 31st. HS. CROCKER & eo Importérs and ee = oa STATIONERY, : BLANK BOOKS, Foolscap, Legal, Letter, and Note Papers, Straw-and Wrapping Papers,” Writing. Fluids and Inks, Post Office anid Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card. Stock, etc. ete, Everything in the Stationery Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank: Books Manufactured. Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacraments. _ Sacramento, July 31st—1m JOHN HOESCH, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, : LJ PERFUMERY, &e. &C. ; No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sele Proprietor and Agent for J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills. Sufferer’s Liniment, Sufferer’s Relief, Marysville, July: 3lst—~2w DRESS CUTTING, RS, Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, will [return to Nevada City, by request, on Wednesday, August ist, for a shuri ume only, to teach. the art of —bress Cutting in all its , branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Mod/els, by whicit any lady can Jearn, in a few hours, to cut and fit perfectly all kinds of garments for ladies and chiidreaAll these wishing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at ther rooms, On Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mrs. Taft. N. Lb. Garments of ali kinds cut-and-fitted at short notice. and patterns cut to order. aul WRITING SCHOOL. MRS. M. EK. DUNBAR, iLL opena Writing School at the HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, On Tuesday Evening, July 31st. Classes will meet on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings of each week, at 745¢ 0°elock. Terms, $5 50 per session of four weeks, Inclaff ding stationery. Private Lessons given, if desired. Specimens of Penmanship may be scen at the Union Hotel. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to visit the School and examine the system. tanght. Fuly 29th House and Lot for sale, yt. excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe purchased at a reasonable price, if applied jur jamediately. The House isin good repair, has six rooms apd a fine eéilar. tains a variety of fruit t Ris ce re A Pmmateree ne” at the DAlLY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. ys A very large assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &e. Just received py Nevada, July 3lst PAINTS, OILS,“ *_ TURPENTINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in Gur }ine. oe FOR SALE B Y J. F. BUSSENTUS' & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. es ost NEVADA CITY. Btore,and House for sale—for $700 Af applied for soon. {a Store is Dito fact, and the, House ~ ‘neeted compaine 6 rooms—Partor, Two * Koome § vom) Boom and Kitehen The ees contains abodt 80 fruit treet water, ‘The . Wor! frogti thi tending to the P. tity of ¢ elands for wor Up in se thrown . We have ‘ment w gold. § cement yielded As the ¢ the gold worked the cost mill wer be more _ auy mar a fortun are now worked ‘ing of so be form Tue . ~SEnquire Plaver ¢ acceptec State § sessed t pose of t ment is ‘did not property property ‘personal sessed i to the be ter, und the matt a line fo the bill, which w but it ca county v slice fro Mr. Bea the right Srru portior ledge be house is in her « weeks fo an excel prove ri had two opening MIL monthly will be evening. ig éarne: ness of consider To BI eral Ho evening the Nev: Guard, column, is orders uniform Ross ‘robbed, -oh Mond ville anc ‘sters ha were ro hauled last. I Ite captu presént Cui Engines Valley, is» Sa Clark, ! compan _ Aeee ‘town, & ‘bridge. Pos) val of . perform hounées

i RIVALS Ad NGA KG MRE as a CINE A Na ee ys ee RT BET SRE i. ‘ THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1866, THE CoNsTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS cy Jtis now appatent that Jubnson and his -—s the organization of their new party at Phi]adelphia, in oppositiun to the Constitutional Améndinents propodéd by Congreés. “These propused amewdments contain nuthing that was indicated by the course of Johnson.as his iputiey soon. after the surrender of Lee. The extreme rhdical element of the Union party. gave way andthe plan at first-proposed was 80 modified that it might be approved by thé ehtire ‘Union party, but Johnson Was not satisfied. He had determined to @0 over'to the copperheads and make allies of,traitorg,, and,.no concessions on the part of Congress ur the Union party could 1nfinence him. -Now, with Vallandigham at Washington, We is planning for the defeat ef the Union party, and by opposing the Constitutional Amendments he is preventing the restoration of the Southern States to their place in the Union, In the early part of the session he placed every ubstaelein the way of. the Recuastruction Committee, and for a long time refused to give papers or documents which'were demanded by Congress, and which would have enabled the Committee to complete its work much sedner. When these pagers came, they demonstrated that Johnson’s policy had. .been to. let itraitors reconstruct the Southern States as they wished, without demanding any guarantees which would ensure the permanvutpeace ofthe country.— He_was placing a scourge in the hands of traitors, which they might use upon loyal men, Sueh being the case, Cungress would have betrayed'the people and the countrys had that. body seongented to aid the President. in his nefarious schemes. The loyal meu of Congress have stood up manfully in opposition to the President, end he has nly succeeded in getting intothe copperhead ‘party with a small faction of demagogues who'are bought to do bis dirty work by Federal. patrouage. The. alec pokey will present a United front in favor of the Cunwtitutional, Amendments, ‘They furnish sa platform large enough to ensure the support of ‘every true patriot io the land, and there is nothing in,them which can be objectivnable to the trie men of the South. -Ten‘ nessee, God blees her, has already adopted them, and under the-lead of that sterling vid patriot Brownlow, she has again taken her place ig. the, Union. Her Representatives stand in Congress with other loyal men, and they are ready to welcome with open arms and shouts of joy all other Southera States that fullow the example of Tebnessee. These amendments are opposed by -, Johnson, and so they are by the eopperhead party, by Vallandigham, Jeff. Davis and all other traitors. With such men in the Phil-. ‘ atlelphia Convention, it is not necessary to ask what that body will do.’ They will indorse Jobusee, and reconstruct thé olf Democratic party, Their fate: may be read in the histury.of that party fur the last foar years: The time is past when treason can be disguised .or. the peeple deceived by ““Demucratic” strategy. Johnson must go ddwn With the friends be has selected. Men ure of uo consequence, where measures upon which depend the existence and prosperity of the ‘nation are involved. “The axe is Inid at the rovt of the tree, and every tree which .bringeth not forth good fruit niust be hewn down and east into the fire.” Lut Johnson and his friends be judged by the fruits of his:policy, and no Union man can Jonger sustain him, ‘Tlie Constitational Amendments must be adopted or the country given over to treason, “Democracy" aud Juhuson, which are’ synonymous, Tue Chicage police made three. thousand’ . five hundred and ninety-eight arrests during the last municipal year, of which _only eighty-four were native Americans. Tne Cataranmgis ‘County (N. Y.,) Agricultural Society offers premnums on babies this year; fifteen dollars for the beet and ten dujlars for the second best. ee A Man in Iowa, Jacob Rotch, by name, loaded a” toy ‘evtidun With’ marble for a ball, put the muzzle in ‘his mouth, touched a with a matebiand blew-out his few reine, eter ot by on Pt aay ; ‘Ou » SpoRTSs.—At on nceidentally a +400 barrels of flour every 24 hours..On' . for the funeral of the late Princess ‘V iéto-' Da p priso } Which le assengers and $1,162,307 in treasure.. ir . 8. Douglass, of Quincy, Plamas county, wishes information ef.her son. Wm. Henry Smith, 15 years old. There are some fine hot. springs, three miles weet of Markléville, Alpine county. There were 511 booké taken out of thie Sacramento Library during the month. of July, and we presume read, . How many out of the Nevada) Library we’ cannot say.. The Italians ia San Francisco are displaying flogs on account of the news from Italy. Well muy they'raise up ‘the bunting.. . There were 39 deaths in’ San Francisco the the week-ending July 3fst—18 less than the week before..The! ladies of Goodyear’s Bar, on last Saturday night, provided themselves with a ‘churn full ofice cream, and invited the geotlemen, to. partake, which they: did..Sperry, Beckétt & Co, of Stuckton, Have just finished their new fleuring mills there, capable of turning out over Saturday two firms in Stockton. shipped 3,678 sacks of wheat, weighing 325,000 Ibs. The ship Geo, Morgan, for New York, carries a cargo valued’ at $210,000..It is said that the Evening Tribune, 8. F., ha, stopped. Destructive Fire.—A destructive fire oceurred in the United States Court building, corner af Jackson ond Montgomery streets, San Francisco, on Tuesday morning last. The fire was discovered about 2 o’clock, and the engines. of that district were quickly on the spot,.and succeeded, to all appearances in extinguishing the. fire. About dayhght, however, the ‘fire burst forth with renewed energy, shooing and darting upward, until it had forced its way . through the roof, and the flames shot high up, and the dull leaden dawn was lighted into a ruddy glow . by ite sheavenward leaping. The entire Department was then called out, but the’ whol interior of the building was destroyed. The total damage is estimated-at from $50,000 to; $60 ,000.— The documents, books, &c., were all saved, and buth the United States District and Circuit Courts will be opened againon Monday in some other building. The building was ineured for $14,000, .. A Cuteaco quack has made a large for. tune’by his practice during the last twenty years. The other day he was on the witnese stand, and it Was elicited that he knew nothing of medicine or surgery. _ For con‘sumption he ordered a compeund of tar, Vinegar and assafostida, to be> kept at the head of the bed in a jar, and. constantly stirred; and for sore eyes he ordered an ointwent madeof the fat of a black cat. Luco.n's Toma.—A letter'from Sprivgfield, Ill.,.in describing the grave of the late Presideot Lincoln, saya: *. The vases and .amvothed stones of the temb are already written over in pencil with the autographs of pilgrims who visited hist shrine with a view! to renew their devotions te country and liberty; aud the remarks which each one adds aré expressions of the most tender affection and confidence, sueb as, “I fought three years under ‘his command, aud, would fight three more, fur the same cause under the. same command: er.” “He was beloved by -his soldiers,” and many others of similar import. ———— ti. TN appears from Marshal's Life of Washington, that the latter held the rank of Lieutenant Géneral. ‘He was s0 nominated td the Seuate,' July 3d, 1799, and held the office to the close of life. Besides Washington, General Grant is the. only other Lieutenant General ever commissioned by Congtess, Ia 1856 the brevet rank of Liéutenant General was conferred upon Genera) Seott, but he never had either the pay or stuff of that grade. Grant. has both. ant THEY are having lively tines in Missouri, from all accounts. ‘A Radical meeting was attacked by reconstructed rebels, at Jefferson City, and one vf the latter was killed. He had expressed his resolution to “drive the Dutch to the devil,” and was himself sent that'Way by a Dutchman, ** A REPORT has reached Houvlula of the loas’ of the schooner Onward, about five miles west of Kolva. No partjoulare are given, ~ in Tae Advertiser publishes the progratnme ria. nt ‘Minister, James’ Me youngest ovér 0. soni Maas Ye owel od Bride, wav dbsigned & place in’ the proces: y Eli Walker of that city, has fallen heir to the vnermous-fortuse.of thirty-five.millions, . 6% When Inst . " fotlowere-nre determined te take-ground in-}-beard.froium he was in Alpine county... 8 Moré’San Francise E D Herrick Piety H A'S Hallidie do AHarrison Red Dog W O’Hara do J P Dudley do M Lambeth do H Southard. Mill P Burmingham: : de «Mrs Sullivan Orl Flat: J J Bettenden do HE Woodruff Gold H R Evans . do J Wolf San Juan Al Zekind Nevada C P McCauley do L Merrow Scot Flat W McQuade do S Austin do J F. Presley. do E F Spence Nevada G Fagg Bridgeport JShaw — do JS Beard Quaker hill . P_A Paine Clipper G R Cryer Grass Valley M W.Church Colfax G Clatk do G Heart Putah Creek ‘T Marland do L, Van Duzen Washi L M Carr do PMcEneny Nevada R Chandler Glenbro J R English Moores : ee : PERERA sane Nevada Light Guard! NOTICE. She is now the richest woman in America. The-wikdfal} camefrom England, , . Two men suspected. of murder, were + Fetentis;“in—Buchanar-county;". Missouri. 2° gemivansi at THe 40 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD. STREET. NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, “Proprietors. ~ Wepnespay, August 1, 1466: ene Your attention is called,to the following i Spécial order : , Headquarters Fourth Brigade Cal. N. G. Sacramento, July 3lst, 1866. Special Order, No. 45. Captain John A. Lancaster, Commanding Nevada Light Guard, Co. ‘B, 6tl? Fofastry Battalion C. M. will parade his company, at their Armory; in Nevada city, Nevadacounty, on Monday Evening, Aug. 6th, 1 at 83 o’clock, for muster tn &8 @ company of the National Guard of the State of California. By command of Brig. Gen, JOSIAH HOWELL, Commanding 4th be, a N.G. Chas. H.'Pomeroy, Ass’t Adjt Gen’l. ; In accordance with the abeve order the members 6f the Nevada Light Guard are ordered to appear at their Armory, on Monday Evening, August th, at 7 3¢ o'clock, in full uniform. Every member is expected to beon hand, By order. J. A, LANCASTER, Captain. J. ¥. Carr, O.8. a2 YHERIFF’S SALK.—By virtue of an Kxecution to me directed and delivered, issued out of the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial District, in and for the county of San Francisco, State of California, bearing date July 27th, 1866, in favor of Jubn Parnelland against John Callaghan, Michael Cody and Michae) Kane for the sum of 'I'wo Thousand Four Hundred and sixty-three 50:100 dollars—payable in United States gold coin—damages, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per munth from the date thereof aeinet with all costs ofsuit, I have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached, tu-wit j--All the right, title and interest of the said defendants. have, or either of them. in and to all thatcertain parcel of land, mining ground or lot of quartz moins ¢laims, locate, situate, lying aud being on Kate Hayes’ Hill, about ope-balf mile gouth-easterly from the,town of Grass Valley, county. of Nevada, State of California, being nineten hundred feet in extent upon that certain quartz ledge there situate, commonly known as the Kate Hayes’ Quartz Ledge, extending six hundred feet northerly from the old engine shaft.of the Kate Heyes’ Company, and thirteen hundred feet south? erly from said shaft, together with its dips, — spurs and variations, together with all the buildings, machinery and #ppurtenances thereunto belonging, consisting of engine and boiler, pump, hoisting gear, and all other machinery and imprevements connected therewith. 2 Also that certain brick and lot, formerly known as ‘‘Dalton’s Building,” situate in the town of Grass bee f Nevada county, State of California, ou the west side of Mill. treet, between Bank and Neal streets, extending back to Church street together with all the buildings, improvements, and appurtenauices thereunto belonging or in anywise apperteiving. a Notice is hereby given that 1 will expose to public sale ali the above deser perty, to the highest, bidder for cash,in United States gold cofn in froat of the Courthouse door in the i of Nevada, on TUESDAY, Aug. 28th, 1866, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 5 o’clock, P.M. Given under my hand at Nevada, this 30th day of July, 1886. KR. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. By RB. Patton, Under Sheriff. Redman & Wheeler, Attorneys. a2 YHSRIF#'S SALE.—By virtue of an Execution Ne} to me directed and delivered, issued out of the aon Petnoes of oad ay Judicial District, in and the eounty Francisco, State of California, bearing date July 27th, 1866, in favor of John Parnell, and inst John Callaghan and M. Cody for the sum of rep teptged and sixty seven 10-100 dellars—payable in United States gold coin—damaes, with interest thereon at the rate of 1& per cent per month fromthe date thereot till paid together with all costs of gnit. I have levied the following di oe ry owt which Was fore attached to-wit : the right, title and interest of the Defendants, or either of them, in and-toal! that ‘certain parcel of land, mizing-ground, or lot of Quartz mining claims, locate, situate, lying and being on Kate fia es’ Hill, about one-haif mile south from the tows of Grass Vall a Nevadin Valley, county of Nevada, State of California, peing inte Seadeall legs extent upon that certain quartz ledge there situate, extending six hundred feet northerly from the ala Eagine of the Kate Hayes’ Company and thirteeu hundred feet southerly from said « together with its dips, angles, spurs and variations, together with all the buildings. mach and a@ppurtenanoe Ngnsoncig wasn’ . oe po ed engine and r, pump, other machiner and imaprovenicats contocuhd therewith. “é Also thar certain Brick Store and lot formerly kvownas‘‘Dalton’s Building,” situate in thie town perhreg Beane a Nevada county, State of California, of Mill street, between Bank and Neal streets. exte to Church street, to-' gether with all the improvements and apa to belonging or in anywise ap’ Note te hereby given that [ will public sale ail of ine above described property, to the highest cash, ia United States

lot of quartz mining claims,locate,situate, and ‘. _. tain quartz ledg jand.riveted together, and require constant re‘persons who have carried ‘‘ancres,”’ -‘lepines’’ HERIFF'S SALE —By virtue of an E ) Mie directed wnd delivered Court of the Pwelfth#u r the county of raia, bearing date n Parnell + with iutereet at the per cont Peithiall corte of sult, 1 have levied Sas harceotere . atieohed, to-wit ;—All the “ ent, re postee gees it pe hing ground, or ayes’ Hill, about athe 3 ing on Kate mile.southeasterly 1 i ley, county of Nevada. State of California, being teen/Tundred feet in ¢xfent. upinthat) ¢re there situate,commonly known as the Kate Hayés’ Quartz Ledge,.extending six hundred feet portherly from the o!d engine shaft of the Kate‘Hayes’ Company and: thirteen hundred feet southerly from shatt, together with its dips, angles, spursand-variations, together with all the buildings, machinery and appurtent neces thereunto belonging. consisting of Emgine and boiler, pusnp, hoisting gear;.and all gther.-maéhinery and improvements connected therewith. Also, that certain:Bricx Store andJot formerly known as **Dalton’s building,” situate in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side of Mill street, ~between BanBand Neal «treets, extending back to Church streét, together’with all the buildings, improvements and appurtenancs thereunto belungipg or in any.wise apycciajning.otice is hereby givet that I will expose to public sale al] the above described property, to the highest bidder for cash. in United States gold com, in front of the Courthouse door in the city of Nevada, on PU ESDAY,. Ang. 28th 1866, between the hours.of 9 o’clock A. M. and 5 o’clock P. M. eg i Given under my hand at Ne ada, this 30th day of July, 1868. * R. B GENTRY, Sheriff. “ By Ry. Patton, Under Sheriff. Redman & Wheeler. Attorneys . ~n2 “AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH WATCHES! FOR SALE, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevéde, Aug. 2. : REASONS WHY THE — AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, MASS, IS THE BEST, It is made on tlie bést principle. Its frame is composed of SOIAD PLATES. NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werkiny and no sudden shock can damage ita machinery. Every piece is made and finished by machinery (itself famous for its novelty, as well. as for its effiectiveness) and is therefore properly made. The watch is what al. mechanism should be—ACCURATE, SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly for general use, foreign watches are chiefly made by-women and boys. Such watches are composed of sryeral hundred pieces screwed pairs tokeep them in any kind of order. All and ‘*English Patent Levers,’ are perfectly well aware of the truth of this statement. At the. beginning of our enterprise, more than ten years ayo, it was our first object to make a thoroughly good low-priced watch for the million, to take the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of foreign factories— which were entirely ansaleable at home and perfectly worthless every where. How ‘well.we have accomplished this may be understood from the fact, that after. so many years of public trial,, we now make MOKK THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and that no others have ever given such universal satisfaction. While this department of our bueiness is continued with increased facilities for perfect work, We are at present engaged in the manufacture of watelies of tlie‘very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN ‘TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto made by ourselves and~ unsurpassed by anything, made in the world, For this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We have erected an addition to our main buildings expressly for this. branch of our business, and have filled it ‘With the best workmen in owr service. Mew, machines and &ppliances have been ;constructed,. which perturm. their work with eonsummate delicacy and exactuess, The choicest and most approved materials only are ueed and wé clial comparigon between this grade of our work’ and the finest imported ehronometers. We do not. pretend to sell Our watches for less money than foreign watches, but we do assert without fear of contradiction. thas for the same money our product } . is comparably superior.’ ‘All our watches, of whatever gta ie, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times.against us ‘or our agents in all parts of the world. oy CAUTION,—The public are cautioned ‘to buy . S only of respectabledealers. All persons selling gounterfeits will be prosecuted.’ ~~ ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Compary. ribt as 6 pes ay 182 Broadway, N, X¥... RB. B. GRAY & 616 Merchant St., San Faith Agents for theirsale in the Pacific States. , “4 we ae »aSE.0f the public, . rom the town of GPaés Val-7 NOTICE, " ), In the Arst days of August, 1 wil) 4 send a Speaker through Nevada ¢ounty who will introduce te the publi¢ Several Medicines of my own mapufactare, whose merits have’ been tried for years ‘with great succers and for which I solicit the patron. Marysville. July 31st. HS. CROCKER & eo Importérs and ee = oa STATIONERY, : BLANK BOOKS, Foolscap, Legal, Letter, and Note Papers, Straw-and Wrapping Papers,” Writing. Fluids and Inks, Post Office anid Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card. Stock, etc. ete, Everything in the Stationery Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank: Books Manufactured. Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacraments. _ Sacramento, July 31st—1m JOHN HOESCH, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, : LJ PERFUMERY, &e. &C. ; No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sele Proprietor and Agent for J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills. Sufferer’s Liniment, Sufferer’s Relief, Marysville, July: 3lst—~2w DRESS CUTTING, RS, Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, will [return to Nevada City, by request, on Wednesday, August ist, for a shuri ume only, to teach. the art of —bress Cutting in all its , branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Mod/els, by whicit any lady can Jearn, in a few hours, to cut and fit perfectly all kinds of garments for ladies and chiidreaAll these wishing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at ther rooms, On Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mrs. Taft. N. Lb. Garments of ali kinds cut-and-fitted at short notice. and patterns cut to order. aul WRITING SCHOOL. MRS. M. EK. DUNBAR, iLL opena Writing School at the HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, On Tuesday Evening, July 31st. Classes will meet on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings of each week, at 745¢ 0°elock. Terms, $5 50 per session of four weeks, Inclaff ding stationery. Private Lessons given, if desired. Specimens of Penmanship may be scen at the Union Hotel. Ladies and Gentlemen are invited to visit the School and examine the system. tanght. Fuly 29th House and Lot for sale, yt. excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe purchased at a reasonable price, if applied jur jamediately. The House isin good repair, has six rooms apd a fine eéilar. tains a variety of fruit t Ris ce re A Pmmateree ne” at the DAlLY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE. ys A very large assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &e. Just received py Nevada, July 3lst PAINTS, OILS,“ *_ TURPENTINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in Gur }ine. oe FOR SALE B Y J. F. BUSSENTUS' & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. es ost NEVADA CITY. Btore,and House for sale—for $700 Af applied for soon. {a Store is Dito fact, and the, House ~ ‘neeted compaine 6 rooms—Partor, Two * Koome § vom) Boom and Kitehen The ees contains abodt 80 fruit treet water, ‘The . Wor! frogti thi tending to the P. tity of ¢ elands for wor Up in se thrown . We have ‘ment w gold. § cement yielded As the ¢ the gold worked the cost mill wer be more _ auy mar a fortun are now worked ‘ing of so be form Tue . ~SEnquire Plaver ¢ acceptec State § sessed t pose of t ment is ‘did not property property ‘personal sessed i to the be ter, und the matt a line fo the bill, which w but it ca county v slice fro Mr. Bea the right Srru portior ledge be house is in her « weeks fo an excel prove ri had two opening MIL monthly will be evening. ig éarne: ness of consider To BI eral Ho evening the Nev: Guard, column, is orders uniform Ross ‘robbed, -oh Mond ville anc ‘sters ha were ro hauled last. I Ite captu presént Cui Engines Valley, is» Sa Clark, ! compan _ Aeee ‘town, & ‘bridge. Pos) val of . perform hounées