August 5, 1866 (4 pages)

PLINER SEALS ODA ALLS D EE ISTE! OCOD 8 PAE NH APS OI fe aM a ~, 7 =. 4 = ra ever be profitably farmed waa described as ' State. Time had fot valy abowa the falsity ~ State has the farmer “\gurFodidéd by » thrifty vegetable garden and alunogt hidden :trouy view by the beautir he ful fruit trees.Near this city, fitteoe ,. . -dtanths ago,"d Fretichinian bought a ‘ranch “p under cultivation, _ She ce wbent ", ‘Worth of jewelry. The robbers also pidvi-. ded pee ere re Byedlty suwunt ot} * rin . Stan Sanet Pearse Wop aur need SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1866. ni al ia se Sb , AGRICULTURE In THE Mountains, — In 1850, Holper, the author of “The Inipending Qrasis,”” published a buok, entitled the “Land ef Gold,” In the latter work he asserted that the agricultural products of Cal. iforfia bever-could be sufficient to sustain a large populatign. The mouotain regions of. the Siate were deséribed: as barren and unproductive, aud the galy Jand which could ® few narrow stripe lying along the water courses. Governor Shannon of Ohio, afterwards Governor of Kansas, made a somewhat similar. statement in regard to this uf these statements; but has demonstrated that California’ is'otie uf’ the best farming States of the Union. The varwty of ciimate and evil, enubles the farmer to pro» duce suceessfully the grains aod fruita of the temperate and torrid. zone. We are now set only preducing enough to sapply our Own people and those of adjowing States, but are making large shipments to foreige countries. “The agricultural intérests of the ‘State are yet in infancy,+ Thoveatide of acres of arable land have never been touched by ‘b or hoe. “In no compelled te labur to duch disadvantage as in Califoruia.4The lands have been covered by numerous adveree titles, and until these were settled, tien did not fee! like spending money in improving the. soil or making comfortable homes. Crops were planted yeur after year upon the. same grouad. This system would, t the average yield of cereals ke ip, and io'spite of all the. diandvant where ) farmer toiled the adil produced though} with the ) given in inowutaine Géuld never be made profitable farming, but as the grouads m the valleys Were: o¢eipied, the Aarmer began to try the modntains, and all the fuot-bills were soon covered with waving grain to their very summits: Every spot of : biire grotnd and every hillside waa found to yield a buunteous reward to labur, uutil now the mvuutsine rival the valleys in theit ‘products, Fruits and veyetibles ofall hinds ure profitably raised and fortunes huve been tiad@!” ‘Phrodghout' the. mountain regiens of the State, aluivst every wiver's cabin is pen eredit, promising to poy, 4;000 for it“There Wie vot wore ‘thya Sfcres of ground i paid for 4 bie ranch from the sales vfproduce, and hasgwreney énotgh lett to last him a year, paywg the cash for it. < ‘This is from & mowntévn yaly demonstrates that farwio, Wie@ahchine “ead 'b6“ibdde 'prétitable. The ‘Witke @otinshiées in the mountain districts and “weldanbddatly bélidve the lime will come when every hill-side willbe dotted with green Videyardé, ttdiai whith wine will be edbt td) eVerg. partvof the: world. This branch of agriculture is yet in its infancy, but the Wines of Onlifurnid buve already ob_ tained & world-wilé reputation, and are continually growing in fuvor as que citizens become; wore espert ia their manufacture. We.part ofthe State ia sb favorable to the dave hoown. vineyards i i ‘pat ‘aQuud, @ Ad tM Cente, were Per pound in We werket.than those bevughy fram below. . .P Der _ [The mining interests oftbestate heveabsdrda9 eo much rnterest that but little attention has yet bedw given lilture in the Chis branch of industry ‘ ive the uttention ft’ demas. Nathre Bad deus all robbed of .831.in.ensh,.and $150 cultivatiun of the einees the mountains.© a be ‘a Raving, waa entyred a fow days . a Central Comm Ist. Lewis R. Lull and Jobo P. Rankin. S. were elected members to GIT the Vacancies . caused by the death of 8. H. Parker and the resignation of A. J. Rulston.The Josses atthe late fire that destroyed the U.\8. Court building and other property, were covered ‘by insurance to the amount of $43,500—nearly covering the entire loss. Maguire, of the. Opera House and Academy of Music, bas fetitated’ # suit for libel against ‘the publishers of the Dramatic Chronicle.During the month of July, there were 214 déaths in San. Francisco,, 88 of whom were children under 5 yeurs.— On the 1st inst, 2,000. oarrels of flour were purchased for Manilla.Dates to the J 1th of July, from New York, arrived by the overland mail on the Ist’ inst. Holliday is harry itig up bis teams.Gov. Blaisdell, of Nevada, who has been recuperating his health at Santa Cruz fur some time, is about to return: home.: There: ate $38,000 in the ‘county treasury of ‘Sacramento.:A mao io Sacrament presented himeelf at the post office and demanded a letter, supposing 4 list of firemen entitled to vote. in which his name was, was a letter list. Send. him to your public schoo]. .The. steamer Rainbow, the snag boat; has left. Feather river and gone to Steamboat Slough, on the Sacramento. Put her on the Hog's Back. ‘The range of the thermometer in Sacramento, for the: month of July; as taken from the records‘of the Béatd of Health, were maximum 85°, mitimum 64°, mean'76°,— On the 17th of July it reathed 99°, oa 7 County ITems.—From the Grass Valley \.in a few years, exhaust almost any land, ational-we obtain the fullowing : A couple of foot-pads :way-laid and knocked down Dan. Coffin. Dan. -had a tooth knocked out and lost bis coat and boots, butthe rogues got no money.On Thursday aight s fellow was foued prowling around the premises ef Mr. Grimes, on Neal street. Young Grimes went after him and he ‘‘skedaddled,”: juwpivg a fence:.:The Grass Valley Public, Schools. will be opened on Monday, Mr, Stephens will take charge of the new s¢hou! at Pike's Point, and Miss Marsh will teach the schuol formerly in charge of Mrs, Reyoe: — The Grass Valley Union bas the following itenté : Tom. Andrews, in aidking a well-on \Howard Hill, struck a ledge eight inches in.width, io which free.gold can be seen. A’ fine. brick building is to be erected on Manin street. The lower stury is to be divided into two stores and there will be a hall on the second fluer,. Richard. Welden, charged with it with intent to do great bodily harm upon George Ritter, was examined and gave bal inthe sum of $500 to appear before the nexi\Grand Jury.— Ritter bag been arfestéd upou a similar charge. Pu We obtain the following items from the Meadow. Luke Sun: They have amaker, drawn by seven yoke of oxen, engaged in ‘sefaping out » road from Bowtan‘’ete Meadew Lake.A mai waned Grant was stopped by highwaymen on the roud from Excelsior to Meadow Lake, but the highwaymen got nothing. Sailing and ie-mecing are-all the go upun the lake. i large; hotel bd being erected at Roekland. allahan & MoKay haves fine lot of brick made for use in the wew district.The Shooting Star Company are taking out. excellent rock.The Methodists are building a choteh at Médddw ‘Leke, ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BRUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. * SATURDAY. Atiguet 4, TH66, A A Veatch San Fra F Senner Sndw Tent SD Valentine do E Robinson Meado L J H Nichols de WH Holder Oroville W Kilbaw “do Mia Harriet Smith & Dershpeld..do. .dg¢hiidren: Qraville ASteiohalt Canoa C JiC Ogden Virgio Cit J MeCut Grave Valle O. Bewits Quaker Hill JS Beedle @ MPChéeny dv EA Wetmore do. H-Seuthard mill ce —— i * E D Hernck Piety H 5S Baily Dry Creek A Brown Gregory mil DH BikdsblBiubel lH R Miller Stetloren JD Wear Red Dog J W Wicks San Juan W! Hetblotbrouk! New Col Jvekdon ‘Santa C W Pewell Eureka G R Philips Nevada “Mr & Mrs Thos, Brock ‘ Ww OC kar oF Ae IG As Grand Social Patty. + oD aay a sie ‘ke .: i Tickets, iveluding Supper, a E DCarney Huateh F P Webs Downievil ‘Sat AY EVENING, Aug. 11th, 7 0 50-300 dollars. day of July 1866, at ate Hayes’ Quartz , exsending six hundied feet northerly from the old engine sal of the Kate Hayes? Company, aad thirteen hu feet south erly from said shaft, together withits dips , angles, spurs and variations, withall the buildings, machinery and urtenanees thereunto belonging, consisting of ahd boiler; pump, hoistingigeur, and all other machinery and improvements cunnected therewith. ; Also that certain brick store and lot, formerly known as “Dalton’s Building,” sitdate in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side-Of.Mill street, between Bank and Neal streets, extending back to Church street, togeth: er with gil the buildi impreveinients, and appurpepanacs thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. : lie sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in United Stutes gold cvit, in front of the Court House doer in the city. of Nevada, on Tuesday, Aug. 28th, 1866, ae the hours of 9 o'clock, AM._ and 5 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand at N , this 4th day of August, 1866 Re. GENTRY, Sheritt, By BB. Patton, Under Sheriff. MILLINERY. (46 MILL ST.,.GRASS VALLEY. 4 MRS. DOBSON would respectfulty inform the Ladies of Nevada ‘city that she has just received The Very Latest Styles of Bonnets, ‘HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS, And Flowers, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, CHINESE PEARL HATS, Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS. Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris. Her entire stock.of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for sale in Nevada county. : NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered te the latest shupes. Remember the place, Nu. 46 Mill Street, Grass Valley. _ ag ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California. County and Township of Nevada. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of J. C, Palmer, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date July lith, AP 1866, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace on the 7th day of July, 1866. in favor of M. MeAra and W SeHuston and against Ah Hing & Co. Ah Ching and Chong, for the sum of One Hundred & fifty three ($153) dollars, debt, intereat, damages and costs ofenit. 1 have taken in Execution, and will sell: to the highest bidder for gold coim, the followitg' described property, to wit: All the righit, title and interests of Ah Hing, Ah Chong, Chong & Company of, in and to a certain set of Mining claims, situated, lying and being on Big Deer Creek, about two miles easterly jrom Nevada city, in the township and county of Nevada, State of California. Said claims commencing at the dam of the Eagle Saw Milland running up said Deer Creek 1000 feet and known as Ah Sing & Co’s claims, together with all the hereditaments ‘and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise . rtaining. I willsel! the same in front of the Jourt House. door, in Nevada city, on Saturday =~ 4th bd of August, pk Ape tt the ours of 9. o’clock,A M a’clock, P M. Taken as the property of Ah Hing & Co, Ah Chong Chong to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, Z ; Given under my hand On this the 14th day of July 1866, jy15 J<B. GRAY, Constable. N.T. ‘YY above sale is. postponed until Saturday, the 25th of August, 1866. by order of plaintiff. ve "th. GRAY. Constable, , aug’ Nevada Township. AMERICAN, r ENGLUSH AND. FRENCH WATCHE 61 FOR SALE, BY 0 iW. ©: RANDOLPH, ] Nevada, Aug. 2 ‘Nevada Light Guard! ~~" NOTICE, , Headquarters Fourth Cal. N. G. i285 “Seeramentay Duty Bist 106. Sppcial Order, No, 45. ight tere B, 4 . Gen. JOSIAH omit FES) 7 f td Bard « Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pub+ HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED ¢ @pomacnu —ae PURE AND POWERFU ; e coR REGTIVE AND ALTER STIVE, : }. OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES “ fe —or THe— : of HUSPTETTER’s STOMACH BEF PERS. This} popular preparation contaius no mineral of any kiud, .no @eadiy botaunhiceal element; no fierce excitant; butit is acombination of the extraets Of rare balsamic herbs and plauts with the pur est and miidest of all ditlusive stimulgats, The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restored by this agréeaable Tonic, and henee it works wonders ii case of Dyspepsia aud in less confirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting #8 a geitle and painless aperjent, as well as upon the liver, it alsv mvariably relieves the constipation, superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs. ‘The agony 01 Bilivas colic is immediately ak sung a singie douse of the stimulvnt, and by peCuslonully resurting to it, the return of the compiaint may ‘be prevented, . As a General fume, HUSIETTER’S BITTERS produce effects which tust be experienced or witnessed beivre they can be iuily appreciated, Incase of Constitaticnal Weakness, Premature Vecay and Webslity and Decrepitude arrsing irony old age, it exercises an electric influence. In thecouvalescent stages of . ali diseases it operates as a deliy tiul invigorant When alt the puwers of nature ure reluxed, it operates to re-luturce and re establish «hem Last, but gout least, it is the only safe stimu lant, being manulactured fro sound and inve Guus Maleriais, aud eulirely free frum the acid elements present jore or less im all the ordinary . . tonics au@sfomuchics or the day. Nov jamily tacdicine hus beeu so universally, and, it may be truly added, déservedly popular With the imtellizent.port‘on of the community, as HUoKATTe’s Bil Tho. Suid by ail vruggists, Grocers and Storckeepers ever) where. HOUste TER. SMITH & DRAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Batwry street Suu I'ranCiscy, My. REASONS WHY ‘THE AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, DIASS, Is THW BEST. It is made on the best principle. Its frame is composted of SOLID PLATES. “Nv jar can interfere with the harmony of its werking and no sudddh shock can damage its 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 wateh ie what a1 mechanié¢m should be—ACCUKAT EK, SIMPLE, STRUNG AND ECONOMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly fur general use, foreign watches are ehiefly made by Women and buys;., Suely watches are composed of several hundred pieces serewed and riveted together, and require constant rePairs tokeep them in any kind of o:der. All persons why have carried *‘aucres,”’ *lepines”’ and ‘*Knglish latent Levers,” are perfectiy well awareof the truth of this statemen 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 umsaleable at home and perfectly worthless everywhere. How well we have accomplished this may be understood from the fact, thai after so many years of public trial, we bow make MORE THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and that no others have ever given éuch universal satisfaction. While this department of our business is continued with iucreased facilities for perfect work, we are at present’ engaged im the manufacture of watches of the very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto madby 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 our service. New machines and appliances have been constructed, which pertorm their work with. consummate delicacy and exactnees. The ehoiceat and most approved mate riale only are used and we challenge comparison between this grade of our work andthe finest imported chronomerters. We do not pretend to seli our watches for leas moiiey than foreign >} Watehes, but we do assert Wichout fear of contradiction that for the same money our product is inconiparably superior. All our watches, of whatever graie, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times against us or our . } agente in all pafte of the world. » Perrsaptiivcieans ~ « publie are eaationed to buy yof All persons selling , , BOBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Wateh Company. is? NOTICE. In the first days ooMhgusi: I wit send a Speaker through Nevads county who yi) introdueeto the public Several Medicines of MY Own manufaélure, whose merits have been tried for. year — ‘month till paid, together with great succers and for which I solicit the patroy. . ; meine casa e ine ts the suik of @107, AIT Of which 4 . Oures Dyspepsia, Liver Poeoplnintyrageaianguitie, J. HORSE: yable in gold coin of 'the United States. 1 have Headache, Bortaalaecteniun Marysville, July 31st. : ie the following. described property, which Vousness, Depression of Sp: 9 ; wae hittotete attddeed oth fi. AM the riake title Constipation, Colic, Luter— re eee ee ae we Complaint orerther H. 8. CROCKER & Co, f or tt of guar mi ? Hil a ae e“ily We ae Importers and Déalers in on ayes , about one. : a : Rail mile south easterly from the town of Grass ValWhether eed ee fy etein og produced F it: + ley, county of Nevada, State of California, being sai df, _~ STATIONERY, nineteen handred. feet'in extent upon ‘that certain Nothing that isnot. wholesome, Genial and re“BLANK BOO FA ledge there situate, eqmmonly known as the atorative ta ite nature enters inte tae cumpousition S K8, a ahi % Foolscap, Legal, Letter, i and Note Papérs, . Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and 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, Sacramento, Sacramento, July 3ist—im JOHN HOESCH, Importer Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in DRUGS, . PAINTS, GILS, : PERFUMERY, ke. &e. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, geet Sele Proprietor and Agent for J. Moesch’s Ague Pills, Sufferer’s Liniment. Sufferer’s Relief, Marysville, July 3lst—2w DRESS CUTTING, RS, Chadbourn & Mrs. Earle, wil return tu Nevadavity, by reqwmest, on Wednesday, August Ist, for a shurt wine aly, to teach the art of Vrese Cutting in all ite branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ first Premium Models; by which any lady can learn, in atew hours, to cut andtit perfectly all kinds of garments for ladies and children. All those wishing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at therlirooms, on Main street, o te the Union Ho tel, formerly occupied by Mrs. Taft. N.B. Garments of ail kinds cut and Gtted st short notice. and patterns cut to order. aul WRITING SCHOOL, MES. M. E. DUNBAR, iLL a Writing Scheol at the HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, On Tuesday Evening, July 81st. Classes willtmeet‘on Tuesday, Thureda' Saturday Evenings of each week, at 754 Delock. Pda net age of four weeks, inele} svat —, hs ed nono ' prepene of Penmans may seep at Union Hotel. Ladies and areiny ~~ hmnaaleemmnbeey ewer : taught. House and Lot for sale, N excellent Dwelling House and Lot capb¢ purchased at a reasonable price, if applied tor Fumediately. The House iein repai, has six rooms apd a fine cellar. lot eostains a variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY TRANSCKIPT OFFICE. jy A very large assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &e,. Just received oy ; K.P. SPENCE. . qy Nevada, July 3st. . PAINTS, OLLS, TURPENTINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OI, And ANYTHING ELSE in our lint. FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENTUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets > 0) GwaDa crry.” * wr AMES BPR Hey “‘E. Chu to be p ~ pyaviile Gold L, Sermor literary ings. takes pi and spi enters j Tomant} plenty « the way of Dow privileg mistake not fous te suffer recreati they wi strengt! return 1 TRE and thi vein is is of su defined. be seen ny has . and ene sets of waye uj ecuted It is the sents th lent mi Fall. PREA held in Sunday “evening Pastor, Main st and in 1 B. Sao mediate Preac street, § Mr. Gre AT th . Hight, o' WBt

PLINER SEALS ODA ALLS D EE ISTE! OCOD 8 PAE NH APS OI fe aM a ~, 7 =. 4 = ra ever be profitably farmed waa described as ' State. Time had fot valy abowa the falsity ~ State has the farmer “\gurFodidéd by » thrifty vegetable garden and alunogt hidden :trouy view by the beautir he ful fruit trees.Near this city, fitteoe ,. . -dtanths ago,"d Fretichinian bought a ‘ranch “p under cultivation, _ She ce wbent ", ‘Worth of jewelry. The robbers also pidvi-. ded pee ere re Byedlty suwunt ot} * rin . Stan Sanet Pearse Wop aur need SUNDAY, AUGUST 6, 1866. ni al ia se Sb , AGRICULTURE In THE Mountains, — In 1850, Holper, the author of “The Inipending Qrasis,”” published a buok, entitled the “Land ef Gold,” In the latter work he asserted that the agricultural products of Cal. iforfia bever-could be sufficient to sustain a large populatign. The mouotain regions of. the Siate were deséribed: as barren and unproductive, aud the galy Jand which could ® few narrow stripe lying along the water courses. Governor Shannon of Ohio, afterwards Governor of Kansas, made a somewhat similar. statement in regard to this uf these statements; but has demonstrated that California’ is'otie uf’ the best farming States of the Union. The varwty of ciimate and evil, enubles the farmer to pro» duce suceessfully the grains aod fruita of the temperate and torrid. zone. We are now set only preducing enough to sapply our Own people and those of adjowing States, but are making large shipments to foreige countries. “The agricultural intérests of the ‘State are yet in infancy,+ Thoveatide of acres of arable land have never been touched by ‘b or hoe. “In no compelled te labur to duch disadvantage as in Califoruia.4The lands have been covered by numerous adveree titles, and until these were settled, tien did not fee! like spending money in improving the. soil or making comfortable homes. Crops were planted yeur after year upon the. same grouad. This system would, t the average yield of cereals ke ip, and io'spite of all the. diandvant where ) farmer toiled the adil produced though} with the ) given in inowutaine Géuld never be made profitable farming, but as the grouads m the valleys Were: o¢eipied, the Aarmer began to try the modntains, and all the fuot-bills were soon covered with waving grain to their very summits: Every spot of : biire grotnd and every hillside waa found to yield a buunteous reward to labur, uutil now the mvuutsine rival the valleys in theit ‘products, Fruits and veyetibles ofall hinds ure profitably raised and fortunes huve been tiad@!” ‘Phrodghout' the. mountain regiens of the State, aluivst every wiver's cabin is pen eredit, promising to poy, 4;000 for it“There Wie vot wore ‘thya Sfcres of ground i paid for 4 bie ranch from the sales vfproduce, and hasgwreney énotgh lett to last him a year, paywg the cash for it. < ‘This is from & mowntévn yaly demonstrates that farwio, Wie@ahchine “ead 'b6“ibdde 'prétitable. The ‘Witke @otinshiées in the mountain districts and “weldanbddatly bélidve the lime will come when every hill-side willbe dotted with green Videyardé, ttdiai whith wine will be edbt td) eVerg. partvof the: world. This branch of agriculture is yet in its infancy, but the Wines of Onlifurnid buve already ob_ tained & world-wilé reputation, and are continually growing in fuvor as que citizens become; wore espert ia their manufacture. We.part ofthe State ia sb favorable to the dave hoown. vineyards i i ‘pat ‘aQuud, @ Ad tM Cente, were Per pound in We werket.than those bevughy fram below. . .P Der _ [The mining interests oftbestate heveabsdrda9 eo much rnterest that but little attention has yet bedw given lilture in the Chis branch of industry ‘ ive the uttention ft’ demas. Nathre Bad deus all robbed of .831.in.ensh,.and $150 cultivatiun of the einees the mountains.© a be ‘a Raving, waa entyred a fow days . a Central Comm Ist. Lewis R. Lull and Jobo P. Rankin. S. were elected members to GIT the Vacancies . caused by the death of 8. H. Parker and the resignation of A. J. Rulston..The Josses atthe late fire that destroyed the U.\8. Court building and other property, were covered ‘by insurance to the amount of $43,500—nearly covering the entire loss. Maguire, of the. Opera House and Academy of Music, bas fetitated’ # suit for libel against ‘the publishers of the Dramatic Chronicle..During the month of July, there were 214 déaths in San. Francisco,, 88 of whom were children under 5 yeurs.— On the 1st inst, 2,000. oarrels of flour were purchased for Manilla..Dates to the J 1th of July, from New York, arrived by the overland mail on the Ist’ inst. Holliday is harry itig up bis teams..Gov. Blaisdell, of Nevada, who has been recuperating his health at Santa Cruz fur some time, is about to return: home..: There: ate $38,000 in the ‘county treasury of ‘Sacramento..:A mao io Sacrament presented himeelf at the post office and demanded a letter, supposing 4 list of firemen entitled to vote. in which his name was, was a letter list. Send. him to your public schoo]. ..The. steamer Rainbow, the snag boat; has left. Feather river and gone to Steamboat Slough, on the Sacramento. Put her on the Hog's Back. ‘The range of the thermometer in Sacramento, for the: month of July; as taken from the records‘of the Béatd of Health, were maximum 85°, mitimum 64°, mean'76°,— On the 17th of July it reathed 99°, oa 7 County ITems.—From the Grass Valley \.in a few years, exhaust almost any land, ational-we obtain the fullowing : A couple of foot-pads :way-laid and knocked down Dan. Coffin. Dan. -had a tooth knocked out and lost bis coat and boots, butthe rogues got no money..On Thursday aight s fellow was foued prowling around the premises ef Mr. Grimes, on Neal street. Young Grimes went after him and he ‘‘skedaddled,”: juwpivg a fence:.:The Grass Valley Public, Schools. will be opened on Monday, Mr, Stephens will take charge of the new s¢hou! at Pike's Point, and Miss Marsh will teach the schuol formerly in charge of Mrs, Reyoe: — The Grass Valley Union bas the following itenté : Tom. Andrews, in aidking a well-on \Howard Hill, struck a ledge eight inches in.width, io which free.gold can be seen. A’ fine. brick building is to be erected on Manin street. The lower stury is to be divided into two stores and there will be a hall on the second fluer,.. Richard. Welden, charged with it with intent to do great bodily harm upon George Ritter, was examined and gave bal inthe sum of $500 to appear before the nexi\Grand Jury.— Ritter bag been arfestéd upou a similar charge. Pu We obtain the following items from the Meadow. Luke Sun: They have amaker, drawn by seven yoke of oxen, engaged in ‘sefaping out » road from Bowtan‘’ete Meadew Lake..A mai waned Grant was stopped by highwaymen on the roud from Excelsior to Meadow Lake, but the highwaymen got nothing.. Sailing and ie-mecing are-all the go upun the lake.. i large; hotel bd being erected at Roekland. allahan & MoKay haves fine lot of brick made for use in the wew district..The Shooting Star Company are taking out. excellent rock..The Methodists are building a choteh at Médddw ‘Leke, ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BRUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. * SATURDAY. Atiguet 4, TH66, A A Veatch San Fra F Senner Sndw Tent SD Valentine do E Robinson Meado L J H Nichols de WH Holder Oroville W Kilbaw “do Mia Harriet Smith & Dershpeld...do. .dg¢hiidren: Qraville ASteiohalt Canoa C JiC Ogden Virgio Cit J MeCut Grave Valle O. Bewits Quaker Hill JS Beedle @ MPChéeny dv EA Wetmore do. H-Seuthard mill ce —— i * E D Hernck Piety H 5S Baily Dry Creek A Brown Gregory mil DH BikdsblBiubel lH R Miller Stetloren JD Wear Red Dog J W Wicks San Juan W! Hetblotbrouk! New Col Jvekdon ‘Santa C W Pewell Eureka G R Philips Nevada “Mr & Mrs Thos, Brock ‘ Ww OC kar oF Ae IG As Grand Social Patty. + oD aay a sie ‘ke .: i Tickets, iveluding Supper, a E DCarney Huateh F P Webs Downievil ‘Sat AY EVENING, Aug. 11th, 7 0 50-300 dollars. day of July 1866, at ate Hayes’ Quartz , exsending six hundied feet northerly from the old engine sal of the Kate Hayes? Company, aad thirteen hu feet south erly from said shaft, together withits dips , angles, spurs and variations, withall the buildings, machinery and urtenanees thereunto belonging, consisting of ahd boiler; pump, hoistingigeur, and all other machinery and improvements cunnected therewith. ; Also that certain brick store and lot, formerly known as “Dalton’s Building,” sitdate in the town of Grass Valley, Nevada county, State of California, on the west side-Of.Mill street, between Bank and Neal streets, extending back to Church street, togeth: er with gil the buildi impreveinients, and appurpepanacs thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. : lie sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, for cash, in United Stutes gold cvit, in front of the Court House doer in the city. of Nevada, on Tuesday, Aug. 28th, 1866, ae the hours of 9 o'clock, AM._ and 5 o'clock, P.M. Given under my hand at N , this 4th day of August, 1866 Re. GENTRY, Sheritt, By BB. Patton, Under Sheriff. MILLINERY. (46 MILL ST.,..GRASS VALLEY. 4 MRS. DOBSON would respectfulty inform the Ladies of Nevada ‘city that she has just received The Very Latest Styles of Bonnets, ‘HATS, CAPS, RIBBONS, And Flowers, Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misses, CHINESE PEARL HATS, Gold and Pearl Straw Gimps for BONNETS. Pattern Bonnets, direct from Paris. Her entire stock.of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever offered for sale in Nevada county. : NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered te the latest shupes. Remember the place, Nu. 46 Mill Street, Grass Valley. _ ag ONSTABLE’S SALE.—State of California. County and Township of Nevada. By virtue of an Execution to me delivered, issued from the Court of J. C, Palmer, Esq. an acting Justice of the Peace, in and for the county aforesaid, bearing date July lith, AP 1866, to satisfy a judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace on the 7th day of July, 1866. in favor of M. MeAra and W SeHuston and against Ah Hing & Co. Ah Ching and Chong, for the sum of One Hundred & fifty three ($153) dollars, debt, intereat, damages and costs ofenit. 1 have taken in Execution, and will sell: to the highest bidder for gold coim, the followitg' described property, to wit: All the righit, title and interests of Ah Hing, Ah Chong, Chong & Company of, in and to a certain set of Mining claims, situated, lying and being on Big Deer Creek, about two miles easterly jrom Nevada city, in the township and county of Nevada, State of California. Said claims commencing at the dam of the Eagle Saw Milland running up said Deer Creek 1000 feet and known as Ah Sing & Co’s claims, together with all the hereditaments ‘and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise . rtaining. I willsel! the same in front of the Jourt House. door, in Nevada city, on Saturday =~ 4th bd of August, pk Ape tt the ours of 9. o’clock,A M a’clock, P M. Taken as the property of Ah Hing & Co, Ah Chong Chong to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs, Z ; Given under my hand On this the 14th day of July 1866, jy15 J<B. GRAY, Constable. N.T.

‘YY above sale is. postponed until Saturday, the 25th of August, 1866. by order of plaintiff. ve "th. GRAY. Constable, , aug’ Nevada Township. AMERICAN, r ENGLUSH AND. FRENCH WATCHE 61 FOR SALE, BY 0 iW. ©: RANDOLPH, ] Nevada, Aug. 2 ‘Nevada Light Guard! ~~" NOTICE, , Headquarters Fourth Cal. N. G. i285 “Seeramentay Duty Bist 106. Sppcial Order, No, 45. ight tere B, 4 . Gen. JOSIAH omit FES) 7 f td Bard « Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pub+ HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED ¢ @pomacnu —ae PURE AND POWERFU ; e coR REGTIVE AND ALTER STIVE, : }. OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY IN DISEASES “ fe —or THe— : of HUSPTETTER’s STOMACH BEF PERS. This} popular preparation contaius no mineral of any kiud, .no @eadiy botaunhiceal element; no fierce excitant; butit is acombination of the extraets Of rare balsamic herbs and plauts with the pur est and miidest of all ditlusive stimulgats, The weak stomach is rapidly invigorated and the appetite restored by this agréeaable Tonic, and henee it works wonders ii case of Dyspepsia aud in less confirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting #8 a geitle and painless aperjent, as well as upon the liver, it alsv mvariably relieves the constipation, superinduced by irregular action of the digestive organs. ‘The agony 01 Bilivas colic is immediately ak sung a singie douse of the stimulvnt, and by peCuslonully resurting to it, the return of the compiaint may ‘be prevented, . As a General fume, HUSIETTER’S BITTERS produce effects which tust be experienced or witnessed beivre they can be iuily appreciated, Incase of Constitaticnal Weakness, Premature Vecay and Webslity and Decrepitude arrsing irony old age, it exercises an electric influence. In thecouvalescent stages of . ali diseases it operates as a deliy tiul invigorant When alt the puwers of nature ure reluxed, it operates to re-luturce and re establish «hem Last, but gout least, it is the only safe stimu lant, being manulactured fro sound and inve Guus Maleriais, aud eulirely free frum the acid elements present jore or less im all the ordinary . . tonics au@sfomuchics or the day. Nov jamily tacdicine hus beeu so universally, and, it may be truly added, déservedly popular With the imtellizent.port‘on of the community, as HUoKATTe’s Bil Tho. Suid by ail vruggists, Grocers and Storckeepers ever) where. HOUste TER. SMITH & DRAN, Agents, Nos. 401, 403 and 405, Batwry street Suu I'ranCiscy, My. REASONS WHY ‘THE AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, DIASS, Is THW BEST. It is made on the best principle. Its frame is composted of SOLID PLATES. “Nv jar can interfere with the harmony of its werking and no sudddh shock can damage its 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 wateh ie what a1 mechanié¢m should be—ACCUKAT EK, SIMPLE, STRUNG AND ECONOMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly fur general use, foreign watches are ehiefly made by Women and buys;., Suely watches are composed of several hundred pieces serewed and riveted together, and require constant rePairs tokeep them in any kind of o:der. All persons why have carried *‘aucres,”’ *lepines”’ and ‘*Knglish latent Levers,” are perfectiy well awareof the truth of this statemen 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 umsaleable at home and perfectly worthless everywhere. How well we have accomplished this may be understood from the fact, thai after so many years of public trial, we bow make MORE THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and that no others have ever given éuch universal satisfaction. While this department of our business is continued with iucreased facilities for perfect work, we are at present’ engaged im the manufacture of watches of the very HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto madby 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 our service. New machines and appliances have been constructed, which pertorm their work with. consummate delicacy and exactnees. The ehoiceat and most approved mate riale only are used and we challenge comparison between this grade of our work andthe finest imported chronomerters. We do not pretend to seli our watches for leas moiiey than foreign >} Watehes, but we do assert Wichout fear of contradiction that for the same money our product is inconiparably superior. All our watches, of whatever graie, are fully warranted and this Warrantee is good at all times against us or our . } agente in all pafte of the world. » Perrsaptiivcieans ~ « publie are eaationed to buy yof All persons selling , , BOBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Wateh Company. is? NOTICE. In the first days ooMhgusi: I wit send a Speaker through Nevads county who yi) introdueeto the public Several Medicines of MY Own manufaélure, whose merits have been tried for. year — ‘month till paid, together with great succers and for which I solicit the patroy. . ; meine casa e ine ts the suik of @107, AIT Of which 4 . Oures Dyspepsia, Liver Poeoplnintyrageaianguitie, J. HORSE: yable in gold coin of 'the United States. 1 have Headache, Bortaalaecteniun Marysville, July 31st. : ie the following. described property, which Vousness, Depression of Sp: 9 ; wae hittotete attddeed oth fi. AM the riake title Constipation, Colic, Luter— re eee ee ae we Complaint orerther H. 8. CROCKER & Co, f or tt of guar mi ? Hil a ae e“ily We ae Importers and Déalers in on ayes , about one. : a : Rail mile south easterly from the town of Grass ValWhether eed ee fy etein og produced F it: + ley, county of Nevada, State of California, being sai df, _~ STATIONERY, nineteen handred. feet'in extent upon ‘that certain Nothing that isnot. wholesome, Genial and re“BLANK BOO FA ledge there situate, eqmmonly known as the atorative ta ite nature enters inte tae cumpousition S K8, a ahi % Foolscap, Legal, Letter, i and Note Papérs, . Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and 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, Sacramento, Sacramento, July 3ist—im JOHN HOESCH, Importer Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in DRUGS, . PAINTS, GILS, : PERFUMERY, ke. &e. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, geet Sele Proprietor and Agent for J. Moesch’s Ague Pills, Sufferer’s Liniment. Sufferer’s Relief, Marysville, July 3lst—2w DRESS CUTTING, RS, Chadbourn & Mrs. Earle, wil return tu Nevadavity, by reqwmest, on Wednesday, August Ist, for a shurt wine aly, to teach the art of Vrese Cutting in all ite branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ first Premium Models; by which any lady can learn, in atew hours, to cut andtit perfectly all kinds of garments for ladies and children. All those wishing to learn this system, can now do so by calling at therlirooms, on Main street, o te the Union Ho tel, formerly occupied by Mrs. Taft. N.B. Garments of ail kinds cut and Gtted st short notice. and patterns cut to order. aul WRITING SCHOOL, MES. M. E. DUNBAR, iLL a Writing Scheol at the HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING, On Tuesday Evening, July 81st. Classes willtmeet‘on Tuesday, Thureda' Saturday Evenings of each week, at 754 Delock. Pda net age of four weeks, inele} svat —, hs ed nono ' prepene of Penmans may seep at Union Hotel. Ladies and areiny ~~ hmnaaleemmnbeey ewer : taught. House and Lot for sale, N excellent Dwelling House and Lot capb¢ purchased at a reasonable price, if applied tor Fumediately. The House iein repai, has six rooms apd a fine cellar. lot eostains a variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY TRANSCKIPT OFFICE. jy A very large assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &e,. Just received oy ; K.P. SPENCE. . qy Nevada, July 3st. . PAINTS, OLLS, TURPENTINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OI, And ANYTHING ELSE in our lint. FOR SALE BY J. F. BUSSENTUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets > 0) GwaDa crry.” * wr AMES BPR Hey “‘E. Chu to be p ~ pyaviile Gold L, Sermor literary ings. takes pi and spi enters j Tomant} plenty « the way of Dow privileg mistake not fous te suffer recreati they wi strengt! return 1 TRE and thi vein is is of su defined. be seen ny has . and ene sets of waye uj ecuted It is the sents th lent mi Fall. PREA held in Sunday “evening Pastor, Main st and in 1 B. Sao mediate Preac street, § Mr. Gre AT th . Hight, o' WBt