August 7, 1866 (4 pages)

. Tebet invasion sof the North, to. form an al‘<eonclusion which can be drawn from thé hase sufficient. strength to place the John_ \@deeiving Univn men. The Juhosonites have ., the District ; two being repaired; three in ~ was won by the letters. Music Halkethe Ee COUNFY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS, SS ‘SUESDAX, AUGUST 7, 1866, — =. Tae ‘Patapeirdsa,, Covves once Governor Hamilton of Texas, one of the p= EW, Geocra Piy,— Wit , Mitchell's, Jorn rs, ) and. otbher# of like Feputation, # may appear that anéther school geography id unniecesstry. , That opposition will most likely be ‘temoved by av examination of one recently prepared especially for the schuols on this coast. Whilst it ie as full as others in reference to‘other portions of the world, it makes this State and adjoining Territories w speciality, We think the maps and ‘few loyal inen of the South, calls the Pwita=". information in reference to these are worth delphia Jehnsun Cunventivn; >“‘another Jiance with the Democratic party, for the reinstatement of. rebel léadérs in their for‘mer political power, to the utter exclusion Of the ‘Union uten, who: have been persecuted, oppressed and ignored for the last few “years.” Such seems to be the only tational ‘action of the friends of Johnson duriug the ‘past few mouths. Their whole object seems td be to forin an alliance with the rebel element ef the Seuth, in order to gain sufficient strength tu enter the next Presidential contest’ with some ‘show of success. For the accomplishment of this. purpose, they are willing to place the loyal mén of the South under the yoke of the:unrepentant traitors, Loyalty is the price, and the Philadelphia Convention is the bagaar in Which it is to be bartered by Johosunites fur rebel support. Yor the aecumplishment of this purpose we find Johnasun, Doolittle and Seward, meeting with Vallandigham, Pendleten—and Stephens; men who buve always professed’ the greatest loyalty with the basest traitors of the land; men who would have starved Union soldiers by réfusing to vote supplies; mou who would have delivered the country buund into the hands of traitors. by refusing ‘total out troops in the nation’s defense; mea who violated their owths to support:the: Constitution, and who now stand before the world as perjured traitors, are the men to whom Johnson is now \louking fur support. Stephens tells us that bis opinions in regard to secession are nut changed, and in the next breath he indorses President Johnson. Thg greatest support uf Johnson in his present course came from copperheads and rebels, and in the Connecticut election, with all the power of his patronage, with all . the contemptible tricks with-which he-deseorated the high place he unworthily ‘tills, he was unable to add a thousand votes to the copperhead strength, and so it has-been in every election, huld in the loyal States, since he weut inte.the ranks of the cop: perheads. The unpiincipled men who control the Johnson party are attempting to hide their real designs, and are using the names ofsuch men as Cole for delegates.— They are attempting to cloak their nefarious purposes uoder the garb of loyalty, but it willoot wia. The welfare and security of loyal men of the South and the security of the country are all to be sacrificed upon the { witar of Johoson's unholy ambition. Fortunate to the new party, Vallundigham ‘und neat are taking a leading part in mupulating the Convention, and we hopethey son party sqedrely wpon the record as the _ friends of traitors and their allies. Whats . eter thay be the-tonrve of the Philadelphia politicians, thers ty no danger of their ever too long a record for that. Counry Irems.—The Meadow Lake Sun has the following: The new tetwoad trom Bowman’é to Meadow Lake ia open tu trav(land ie said to be in excellent condinen, Btages and teams are now passing over it. Two quartz mille are’in operation in Course of construction, und several are to be erected at an early day. Fine roasting and anialgamating works for reducing sul: Phurete are being’ erected. 250 persons aesetbled on the luke shore on Friday to Witness a bant race between the Eclipse and Blue Bird. Theibet was $20 a side wad vew, Theatre—was opened on Saturday night, by the Beatty Troupe. The EnterPtiee mill bas started und a ‘vich streak of wre has bewa found in: the mine,:. Barney Hughes and Pat Mason are to have a gig dance for the chow piensiip. ‘THe Granp. JuRY.—No Grand Jory Will be cx lied at, thie s-exion of the County Overt: “Bat afew rifling cases are Awaiting examination , dnd they were pxssed over te THe Mayor, the est of the book, ‘and supplies as fully as péssible in such’ a work, what others lack and our’ pupils need. « We dislike the inethod some persous adopt ef attempting to depreciate all other studies or books, te enhance the. importance of one particular study or book ; but if is eminently: proper thatin the study of geography, special at‘tention should be paid to the country where the student lives, without neglecting te vb* tain all possible information of others.— That is one of the things this book proposes. Although disclaimed to bea clyclo. pedia, itis excellent as-a book of reference as wellas study, for those who have not .access to larger works. . That errors may be found in descriptions of localities and statrstical statements, is likely. It is impossin ole to avoid them anywhere, when relating to particulars and out uf the way portions of the country, aud the difficulty is vastly increased in a country so new and subject to constant change as this. It would be well where such errors are found, to inform, if possible, the publishers, that they might make corrections in subsequent editions.— Another advantage claimed in its arrangement—but 'the editor claims that its chief charactéristic is its composition, construct ed so as to’produce such a habit of thought as shall lead the student to observe and trace cause wid effyct, ‘A difficult, and yet possible task, and one thus familiarized, becomes as pleasant as instructive. How far he has succeeded in the min purposes of his work, theré will be difference of opinion, and ofsome that are claimed as improvements; but that he has accomplished much, and made a work for our coast, far abead ofany other yet published, there ean hardly bea doubt, and thar it will be udopted by most of our schools will follow. Tne editor His Charles Russel Clarke, A. M., Principal of the Female Seminary #f Sai Francisco, and the publishers, H. H. Bancroft & Co. of the same place, one of the most enterprising publishing houses on this cvast. & State News, Thomas Harvey Morton of Fairfield, So-’ lano county, 88 years old, hag been enrolled 48 a.voter. He was io the war of 1812, and is one of the few living who has seen Washington, the Eather of his country .The town of Vallejo haa accepted the act ot incorporation passed last winter, and has organized accordingly.A child: four yeurs old was terribly torn by a fervcious dug in San Francisco, on the 2d. He held on un: til a pick was driven through his body.— Such dogs should be kept tied, if at all. Crops in Coutra Costa are turning out well. There is some rust, but not to materially effect the yield. A voad is being built from Cuburns, un the Donner Like road, to Lake Tuhoe. Six miles are already Completed.207 vessels arrived in San Frangisco the past month and 44 cleared. The exports of tressure reached $4,300,926.The value of merchandise in the same period exported, amounted to $1 ,405,G14.The amount of geld deposited in the mint was 56,085 ounces.A fire oc. curred in. Saa Fraiciscu, on Pine street, deatr. ying 5 two story buildings. .The prowise of fine crops in Lua Angeles ig Ktrat, especially the corn and grape crops. The Sacramento Bex say Col. G. W. Bow: ie declines going tu Canton as Consul.1n State treasury the State Examiners counted the funds and found $463,319 51 in gold and silver and $91,422 20 in legal tenders ville, for assaulting violently a little girl. The numberof deaths in Stockton, during the month of July wae 4. A healthy city that.The barn of Charles E. Texay, at . Long Bar, Yuba county,with all ite conteuts . was’ burnt August 2d. THERE is & project en foat ameng the Is. taclites of the, United States tw build r) mugnificent cullexe fur the purpose ‘of ed. Ueating the young, men . professing . that faith in all the scieatific and classical branches, but particularly the Jewish .A BREE fir the abolition of th death’ pondis own salaryer'*) Seno Hewes ve uy bia. +? a M321 Yial, pote aetna, est in Paris. Jit, a Chinese boy, was arrested in Marys}-— A REMARKABLE discovery of great interest to the antiquarybas been made sedeon by Mr, Parker, one of the tounders of the British Antiquarian Association ie Rome. He was groping about the riverside opposite the Cloaca Maxima, accumpanying his phutographist in search of a good view of the Clouca, when he almost ran against three large stone corbela projecting had holes in them, evidently for. receiving large chains, and their facings are carved in the form of lions’ heads. of Etruscan character. They were probably (says Mr. Parker) made in the time of Camillus after the taking of Veii, and were evidently removed at a later date, having been probably replaced by Sy lla, who constructed extensive works on the Tiber. 7 we mas . ARRIVALS AT THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SUNDAY & Monpay, August 5-6, 1866. Brig Gen’! J Howell D C Croaker Nevada Sacramento J Wilson ae AA Gen'l C H Pom8S J Lewis ~ do rey Sacramente—~ T Tallman du TA HaieOre Finom W H Holbrook~ do HA Farnham do A Cressy ' do J I Sykes Grass Vall. A Pasito do RS Dougltss do EF Bean “do J Les do T Davis do JH Bumgardner BC M Mobler Willo Valle J King Rush Creek GW Saulsbery) do M Frank do JQ Flunt. do T Ryav Meado Lake H Southard inill D E Sykes dv ED Herrick Piety H M W Davis do A Bay Canada Hil NM Barnett’ do Y'Lhowpson do ° J H Emery Orient m R Wing do T Grithth Relief Hill W H Holden Oriville W H Gilliland Banry A W Munsen Red Dog A Stienholt Canon C GW Wilson Carson ¢ J A Cobb Scutts Flat LCuddebad Blu» Ten 5S Merrow do G Townsend Brush C A Merrow do J R Barr Eldorado L Baxter do F Larkin Red Dog JR Quick Downievi H Puscoe Grass Valle J HiltSan Francisco J W Greenwell Rune F Johnson do SMontgowery Pen V lB McFarland City E W Roberis Gras V JH Bryant do J R English Moores G R Philips do W Spargo Lake Supe SK Heath French C J Willisms =. do H McGinnis do J Spargo do Ww Riley San Juan J Thomas do W Thomas do MreMorish < do S Nickles Nevada’ S‘Treventon ° do M Hanilton do J Odgers do C E Mulley Meadu L W Teckle du. A F Mason Washing J Teckle do R White do MTonkin ~ do J C Gond do W Williams England C B Hawley Col Hill B Day Columbia hill : ==» fe TST ORD NOTICE.—Al}l persons having claims against the Estate of Patrick Connor deceased, are notified to present the same with the necessary vouchefs within ten months from the date of this publication, to the undersigned, -Administrator of said Estate, at the office of De Belden, Esq, Nevada city. EDWARD McDONNALD, Adm’r, Nevada city, Aug. 7th. — DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—Al persons having claims against the Estate of AndrewMeioney, deceased, ure notified to present the same with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths from the date of this publication, to the undersigned, Administrator uf said Rstate, at the office of D. Belden, Esq, Nevada a EDWARD MC DONNALD, Adim's, Nevada city, August 7th. é MILLINERY. 46 MILE ST.,.GHASS VALLEY. MES, DOBSON would tfulty 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, Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever oifered ior sale in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached,. pressed and altered te the latest shapes. Remember the'place, No. 46 Ml Street, Grass Valley. — Grand Social Party. : Mr & Mire Thos, Brock Will give a Grand Social Party, ON SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 11th, At their House, on Gold Flat, A General Invitation is extended. Tickets; ingluding Supper, $2 50. a3 olde AS ©, NELIBS,: Attorney, and Counselor at Law —OF FICK— TP. DA, AL. July 7, 1866, ‘ner. ! Of this sdvertisement. Re ae this 7 from thé wail in the fuce of the cliff. ‘Tey . -~ Pattern Bonnets, direct frontParis, . Coruer ef ‘Broad’ Pine stteets:.:,.Nevalls’ city, ‘HOSTETTER’S RATED romacn eae ‘PURK AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR A BRECTIVE AND ALTERATIYV kK, A OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY LN DISEASES —Or THE— ad STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General Debility, NerVousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, luter= mitent Fevers,Cramps and all mainte of either SeX; arising trom Bodily Weakness, _ by special catses. ‘Nothing that is not Wholesome, Geniul ana re. . 6turative in its nature enters mto the eompusition of HYSTETTER’> STOMACH BIT LEKS. This popular preparation contains no iniueral of any kiad, To deadly butaunical element; uo fierce excitunt; butit is acumuilation of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs aud plauts with the pur. est and mildestof all difiusive stimutante The weak stomach ig rapidly invigurated and the appetite restored by this agreewuble ‘ronic, and hence it works wonders in caseot Dyspepsia and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting «8 4 gentle and painless aperieut, as well as upun the tiver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irreyular action of the digestive organs. : The agony of Biheus colic is immediately as suaged by a singic dose of the stimulynt, and by \ occasionally resorting tu it, the retutn of the compiaint may be prevented, ~ As a General fume, HOSTETTER’S BITTLR 3 provuce effects. which must ve experlenced uf Witnessed beiuie they can be iully appreciated, In ease uf Constituticnal Weak: Hess, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude-arrsing from old-age, it exercises an electric influence. «In the cuuvatescent Stages of ali diseases it operates as a delightiul mviguraus Whenalt the powers of nature are relaxed, it Operates lo re lutorce and re establish « hem Lust, but not least, it is the only safe stimu lanr, being. manutactured froin suand and moe Uvus Maicrials, Aud Culirely tree from the acid Clements present more or less in all the ordiuary Louies shu stomachicn o1 the day.No lumily medicine has beey so universally, and, it may be truly adaed, deservedly popular Waili the lutellizent port‘on of the cummunity, as HOSKETT K's BITT RK. Suld by all vrugygisis, Grocers and Storekeepers every where. HOST LER. SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos, 401, 408 una 405, Battery street sau rua€iscu, Myt, AMERICAN, ENGLUSH AND FRENCH WATCHE 8! _-FOR BALK, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevada, Aug. 2. REASONS WHY THE AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, MASS, Is THE BEST. It is made on the best principle, . Its frame is composed of SULAD PLATES. . NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werkiuy and no sudden shock can damage its machinery. Kvery piece is made and finished by machinery (itself fumous for its noveity, as well as for its effiectiveness)-and is therefore properly made. The watch is what a.) mechanism should be—ACCURA'TS, SIMPLE, STRONG AND EUON.OMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly fur general use, foreigo watches are chiefly made by women and boys, Such watches are composed of severe) bundred pieces screwed and riveted together, and require constant repairs tokeep them in any kind of ouder. All persons who have carried *‘ancres,” “lepines”’ und **Mnglieh Latent Levers,” are perfectiy 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 @ thoroughly good low-priced watch for the million, te take the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of ‘foreign factorivea— which were entirely unsaleable at home and perfectly worthless every where. How well we have accoinplished this may be understood from the fact, thai after 80 many years Of public trial, we now make MOKK THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and tha no others have ever given such usilversalsatiofaction. While this department,of our business is continued with increased faci) ities for perfect work, we are at present engageu in the manufacture of watches of the very MIGHEST GRADE KNOWN ‘TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto mad by ouracives world. For this Purpose we have the ! amples facilities. We have erected an addition ro pao main buildings express! for this branch of our business, ana have filled it with the hest work men in our service. Rew machines and a li. ances have been £0nstructed, whi = their wore ith cOusummate actness, @ choicest and mos prov. Tiale only are used and we chal te arn between this grade of our wo imporied chronometerg. ’ whatever » we fully Warranted and this Warrantee good agents in all parts ot the world. ae CAUTION,— The public are danti to buy only of respectable dealers. All persons selling counterfeits wil cle for their nhs the sh rk ifle States, Whether inherent. m ihe system or produced. °“ mille NOTICE, In the ast Gays of August, 1 wi, send a Speaker through Nevada cbunty who yi! introduce to the publie several Medicines of my ow, manufacture, whose merits have been tried for yeay with great succers'and for which I solicit the patrop. age of the public, = Jd HOESCH, Marysville. July 31st. —; H. 8. CROCKER & C0. __Importers and Dealers iti «STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKs, Foolscap; Legal, Letter, : and Note Papers, Straw-and-Wrapping Papers, : Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc, Everything in the Stationery Ling, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured.” _ Steam Printing Establishment, — 42 and 44 3 Street, Sacraniento, July 3ist—im . JOHN HOESCH, Importer Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, VILS, PERFUMERY, &e. &C. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sacramento, Sole 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 tu Nevada City, by request, on Weunesday, August Ist, for w short Lsme valy, tu teach the art of Wress Cutting in all its branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First, Pretaium Models, by which any lady eam learn, in a few hours, to cut and tit perfectly all kinds of garments-_for ladies and children. ‘All those Wishing to learn this system, can now av 80 vy calling at their rooms, on Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mrs. Taft. N. B. Garments of ali kinds cus and fitted at shortifotice. and patterns cut to order, aul House and Lot for sale. . AN excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe Purchased at a reasonable price, if applied lor i umediately. The House is in good repair, hus six rooms apd a fine cellar. ‘Ine lot contains @ variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY TRANSCKIPL OFFIVE, jy 6 A very large assortment a CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, . ACIDS, &c. Just received py : EK. F, SPENCE. Nevada, July 3let. : PAINTS, OILS, TURPEN TINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. ‘‘ _—. FOR SALE BY J. ¥. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CLTY. Store and House for sale—for $700. if applied for-soon. [SHE Storeis 22x60 feet, and the House connected contains 6 rooms—Parlor, Two Rooms Sitting Koom, Dining Room and Kiteben The orchard contaius about 80 fruit trees. 7 years old. Also, a chicken house, cow house and stable. Excellent water, fiom a spring, !# conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the hous? and orchard from thiscity. Further particulars enquire 0 WM. STON + 383 Commercial Street. }y25 forcige . HO! FOX MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight ! Freight ! i) rR OF ALL KINDS FORW«RDED Grass’Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! Eg Dermotiate Bratione on reasonable terms. gi . .W. H. DAVIDSON, “Pee GT 972i" Nevada, June 23d, 1666. The above property is one rye Hows! the resid street, a Stage Cx posed, fr which w children < the back in-flaines The loca fur the fi panies w was nan the heavy dred feet the fire, . tion com, Pennsyiv house in . four hun hearer th fire. Fe covered t entire ro\ and the-fl their way the doub! greatly t the fire di There wa ‘Lhe loss j MuUSsTE ell.and As mustered National had a joll business offigers ge purpose o Guard in they expe company work in t ELectTi election: « Departme having be gates, wh on the sec of law Ch successor natter wi -Delegates STEVE ‘July 14th Steve Ve capture ot! picture of imaginary is correct periodieal Grizz his Henry Last week and Steph huge grizz Meadow L bear made panions st groufid be NATur will meet hearing ap ship. A should ta there is v¢ the Court Count term. 3 Aug. 7th. Meadow Co. ve St Welch + The Pec lith. Thé Pec ~Wbth. Country Meadow L Co. ¥8 Stu to amend. , 1th inst. Veniie j able A ug ‘Court a @’clock. iad Ga Denio, wy 800 Appe: would mee ! 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. Tebet invasion sof the North, to. form an al‘<eonclusion which can be drawn from thé hase sufficient. strength to place the John_ \@deeiving Univn men. The Juhosonites have ., the District ; two being repaired; three in ~ was won by the letters.. Music Halkethe Ee COUNFY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS, SS ‘SUESDAX, AUGUST 7, 1866, — =. Tae ‘Patapeirdsa,, Covves once Governor Hamilton of Texas, one of the p= EW, Geocra Piy,— Wit , Mitchell's, Jorn rs, ) and. otbher# of like Feputation, # may appear that anéther school geography id unniecesstry. , That opposition will most likely be ‘temoved by av examination of one recently prepared especially for the schuols on this coast. Whilst it ie as full as others in reference to‘other portions of the world, it makes this State and adjoining Territories w speciality, We think the maps and ‘few loyal inen of the South, calls the Pwita=". information in reference to these are worth delphia Jehnsun Cunventivn; >“‘another Jiance with the Democratic party, for the reinstatement of. rebel léadérs in their for‘mer political power, to the utter exclusion Of the ‘Union uten, who: have been persecuted, oppressed and ignored for the last few “years.” Such seems to be the only tational ‘action of the friends of Johnson duriug the ‘past few mouths. Their whole object seems td be to forin an alliance with the rebel element ef the Seuth, in order to gain sufficient strength tu enter the next Presidential contest’ with some ‘show of success. For the accomplishment of this. purpose, they are willing to place the loyal mén of the South under the yoke of the:unrepentant traitors, Loyalty is the price, and the Philadelphia Convention is the bagaar in Which it is to be bartered by Johosunites fur rebel support. Yor the aecumplishment of this purpose we find Johnasun, Doolittle and Seward, meeting with Vallandigham, Pendleten—and Stephens; men who buve always professed’ the greatest loyalty with the basest traitors of the land; men who would have starved Union soldiers by réfusing to vote supplies; mou who would have delivered the country buund into the hands of traitors. by refusing ‘total out troops in the nation’s defense; mea who violated their owths to support:the: Constitution, and who now stand before the world as perjured traitors, are the men to whom Johnson is now \louking fur support. Stephens tells us that bis opinions in regard to secession are nut changed, and in the next breath he indorses President Johnson. Thg greatest support uf Johnson in his present course came from copperheads and rebels, and in the Connecticut election, with all the power of his patronage, with all . the contemptible tricks with-which he-deseorated the high place he unworthily ‘tills, he was unable to add a thousand votes to the copperhead strength, and so it has-been in every election, huld in the loyal States, since he weut inte.the ranks of the cop: perheads. The unpiincipled men who control the Johnson party are attempting to hide their real designs, and are using the names ofsuch men as Cole for delegates.— They are attempting to cloak their nefarious purposes uoder the garb of loyalty, but it willoot wia. The welfare and security of loyal men of the South and the security of the country are all to be sacrificed upon the { witar of Johoson's unholy ambition. Fortunate to the new party, Vallundigham ‘und neat are taking a leading part in mupulating the Convention, and we hopethey son party sqedrely wpon the record as the _ friends of traitors and their allies. Whats . eter thay be the-tonrve of the Philadelphia politicians, thers ty no danger of their ever too long a record for that. Counry Irems.—The Meadow Lake Sun has the following: The new tetwoad trom Bowman’é to Meadow Lake ia open tu trav(land ie said to be in excellent condinen, Btages and teams are now passing over it.. Two quartz mille are’in operation in Course of construction, und several are to be erected at an early day.. Fine roasting and anialgamating works for reducing sul: Phurete are being’ erected.. 250 persons aesetbled on the luke shore on Friday to Witness a bant race between the Eclipse and Blue Bird. Theibet was $20 a side wad vew, Theatre—was opened on Saturday night, by the Beatty Troupe.. The EnterPtiee mill bas started und a ‘vich streak of wre has bewa found in: the mine,:. Barney Hughes and Pat Mason are to have a gig dance for the chow piensiip. ‘THe Granp. JuRY.—No Grand Jory Will be cx lied at, thie s-exion of the County Overt: “Bat afew rifling cases are Awaiting examination , dnd they were pxssed over te THe Mayor, the est of the book, ‘and supplies as fully as péssible in such’ a work, what others lack and our’ pupils need. « We dislike the inethod some persous adopt ef attempting to depreciate all other studies or books, te enhance the. importance of one particular study or book ; but if is eminently: proper thatin the study of geography, special at‘tention should be paid to the country where the student lives, without neglecting te vb* tain all possible information of others.— That is one of the things this book proposes. Although disclaimed to bea clyclo. pedia, itis excellent as-a book of reference as wellas study, for those who have not .access to larger works. . That errors may be found in descriptions of localities and statrstical statements, is likely. It is impossin ole to avoid them anywhere, when relating to particulars and out uf the way portions of the country, aud the difficulty is vastly increased in a country so new and subject to constant change as this. It would be well where such errors are found, to inform, if possible, the publishers, that they might make corrections in subsequent editions.— Another advantage claimed in its arrangement—but 'the editor claims that its chief charactéristic is its composition, construct ed so as to’produce such a habit of thought as shall lead the student to observe and trace cause wid effyct, ‘A difficult, and yet possible task, and one thus familiarized, becomes as pleasant as instructive. How far he has succeeded in the min purposes of his work, theré will be difference of opinion, and ofsome that are claimed as improvements; but that he has accomplished much, and made a work for our coast, far abead ofany other yet published, there ean hardly bea doubt, and thar it will be udopted by most of our schools will follow. Tne editor His Charles Russel Clarke, A. M., Principal of the Female Seminary #f Sai Francisco, and the publishers, H. H. Bancroft & Co. of the same place, one of the most enterprising publishing houses on this cvast. & State News, Thomas Harvey Morton of Fairfield, So-’ lano county, 88 years old, hag been enrolled 48 a.voter. He was io the war of 1812, and is one of the few living who has seen Washington, the Eather of his country ..The town of Vallejo haa accepted the act ot incorporation passed last winter, and has organized accordingly..A child: four yeurs old was terribly torn by a fervcious dug in San Francisco, on the 2d. He held on un: til a pick was driven through his body.— Such dogs should be kept tied, if at all.. Crops in Coutra Costa are turning out well. There is some rust, but not to materially effect the yield. A voad is being built from Cuburns, un the Donner Like road, to Lake Tuhoe. Six miles are already Completed..207 vessels arrived in San Frangisco the past month and 44 cleared. The exports of tressure reached $4,300,926..The value of merchandise in the same period exported, amounted to $1 ,405,G14..The amount of geld deposited in the mint was 56,085 ounces..A fire oc. curred in. Saa Fraiciscu, on Pine street, deatr. ying 5 two story buildings.. .The prowise of fine crops in Lua Angeles ig Ktrat, especially the corn and grape crops. The Sacramento Bex say Col. G. W. Bow: ie declines going tu Canton as Consul..1n State treasury the State Examiners counted the funds and found $463,319 51 in gold and silver and $91,422 20 in legal tenders ville, for assaulting violently a little girl. The numberof deaths in Stockton, during the month of July wae 4. A healthy city that..The barn of Charles E. Texay, at . Long Bar, Yuba county,with all ite conteuts . was’ burnt August 2d. THERE is & project en foat ameng the Is. taclites of the, United States tw build r) mugnificent cullexe fur the purpose ‘of ed. Ueating the young, men . professing . that faith in all the scieatific and classical branches, but particularly the Jewish .A BREE fir the abolition of th death’ pondis own salaryer'*) Seno Hewes ve uy bia. +? a M321 Yial, pote aetna, est in Paris. Jit, a Chinese boy, was arrested in Marys}-— A REMARKABLE discovery of great interest to the antiquarybas been made sedeon by Mr, Parker, one of the tounders of the British Antiquarian Association ie Rome. He was groping about the riverside opposite the Cloaca Maxima, accumpanying his phutographist in search of a good view of the Clouca, when he almost ran against three large stone corbela projecting had holes in them, evidently for. receiving large chains, and their facings are carved in the form of lions’ heads. of Etruscan character. They were probably (says Mr. Parker) made in the time of Camillus after the taking of Veii, and were evidently removed at a later date, having been probably replaced by Sy lla, who constructed extensive works on the Tiber. 7 we mas . ARRIVALS AT THE . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY, Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. SUNDAY & Monpay, August 5-6, 1866. Brig Gen’! J Howell D C Croaker Nevada Sacramento J Wilson ae AA Gen'l C H Pom8S J Lewis ~ do rey Sacramente—~ T Tallman du TA HaieOre Finom W H Holbrook~ do HA Farnham do A Cressy ' do J I Sykes Grass Vall. A Pasito do RS Dougltss do EF Bean “do J Les do T Davis do JH Bumgardner BC M Mobler Willo Valle J King Rush Creek GW Saulsbery) do M Frank do JQ Flunt. do T Ryav Meado Lake H Southard inill D E Sykes dv ED Herrick Piety H M W Davis do A Bay Canada Hil NM Barnett’ do Y'Lhowpson do ° J H Emery Orient m R Wing do T Grithth Relief Hill W H Holden Oriville W H Gilliland Banry A W Munsen Red Dog A Stienholt Canon C GW Wilson Carson ¢ J A Cobb Scutts Flat LCuddebad Blu» Ten 5S Merrow do G Townsend Brush C A Merrow do J R Barr Eldorado L Baxter do F Larkin Red Dog JR Quick Downievi H Puscoe Grass Valle J HiltSan Francisco J W Greenwell Rune F Johnson do SMontgowery Pen V lB McFarland City E W Roberis Gras V JH Bryant do J R English Moores G R Philips do W Spargo Lake Supe SK Heath French C J Willisms =. do H McGinnis do J Spargo do Ww Riley San Juan J Thomas do W Thomas do MreMorish < do S Nickles Nevada’ S‘Treventon ° do M Hanilton do J Odgers do C E Mulley Meadu L W Teckle du. A F Mason Washing J Teckle do R White do MTonkin ~ do J C Gond do W Williams England C B Hawley Col Hill B Day Columbia hill : ==» fe TST ORD NOTICE.—Al}l persons having claims against the Estate of Patrick Connor deceased, are notified to present the same with the necessary vouchefs within ten months from the date of this publication, to the undersigned, -Administrator of said Estate, at the office of De Belden, Esq, Nevada city.. EDWARD McDONNALD, Adm’r, Nevada city, Aug. 7th. — DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.—Al persons having claims against the Estate of AndrewMeioney, deceased, ure notified to present the same with the necessary vouchers within ten mouths from the date of this publication, to the undersigned, Administrator uf said Rstate, at the office of D. Belden, Esq, Nevada a EDWARD MC DONNALD, Adim's, Nevada city, August 7th. é MILLINERY. 46 MILE ST.,..GHASS VALLEY. MES, DOBSON would tfulty 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, Her entire stock of Millinery being the largest, richest and best selected ever oifered ior sale in Nevada county. NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached,. pressed and altered te the latest shapes. Remember the'place, No. 46 Ml Street, Grass Valley. — Grand Social Party. : Mr & Mire Thos, Brock Will give a Grand Social Party, ON SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 11th, At their House, on Gold Flat, A General Invitation is extended. Tickets; ingluding Supper, $2 50. a3 olde AS ©, NELIBS,: Attorney, and Counselor at Law —OF FICK— TP. DA, AL. July 7, 1866, ‘ner. ! Of this sdvertisement. Re ae this 7 from thé wail in the fuce of the cliff. ‘Tey . -~ Pattern Bonnets, direct frontParis, . Coruer ef ‘Broad’ Pine stteets:.:,.Nevalls’ city, ‘HOSTETTER’S RATED romacn eae ‘PURK AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR A BRECTIVE AND ALTERATIYV kK, A OF WONDERFUL EFFICACY LN DISEASES —Or THE— ad STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS, Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,

Headache, General Debility, NerVousness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation, Colic, luter= mitent Fevers,Cramps and all mainte of either SeX; arising trom Bodily Weakness, _ by special catses. ‘Nothing that is not Wholesome, Geniul ana re. . 6turative in its nature enters mto the eompusition of HYSTETTER’> STOMACH BIT LEKS. This popular preparation contains no iniueral of any kiad, To deadly butaunical element; uo fierce excitunt; butit is acumuilation of the extracts of rare balsamic herbs aud plauts with the pur. est and mildestof all difiusive stimutante The weak stomach ig rapidly invigurated and the appetite restored by this agreewuble ‘ronic, and hence it works wonders in caseot Dyspepsia and in less contirmed forms of Indigestion. Acting «8 4 gentle and painless aperieut, as well as upun the tiver, it also invariably relieves the constipation superinduced by irreyular action of the digestive organs. : The agony of Biheus colic is immediately as suaged by a singic dose of the stimulynt, and by \ occasionally resorting tu it, the retutn of the compiaint may be prevented, ~ As a General fume, HOSTETTER’S BITTLR 3 provuce effects. which must ve experlenced uf Witnessed beiuie they can be iully appreciated, In ease uf Constituticnal Weak: Hess, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepitude-arrsing from old-age, it exercises an electric influence. «In the cuuvatescent Stages of ali diseases it operates as a delightiul mviguraus Whenalt the powers of nature are relaxed, it Operates lo re lutorce and re establish « hem Lust, but not least, it is the only safe stimu lanr, being. manutactured froin suand and moe Uvus Maicrials, Aud Culirely tree from the acid Clements present more or less in all the ordiuary Louies shu stomachicn o1 the day.No lumily medicine has beey so universally, and, it may be truly adaed, deservedly popular Waili the lutellizent port‘on of the cummunity, as HOSKETT K's BITT RK. Suld by all vrugygisis, Grocers and Storekeepers every where. HOST LER. SMITH & DEAN, Agents, Nos, 401, 408 una 405, Battery street sau rua€iscu, Myt, AMERICAN, ENGLUSH AND FRENCH WATCHE 8! _-FOR BALK, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevada, Aug. 2. REASONS WHY THE AMERICAN WATCH Made at WALTHAM, MASS, Is THE BEST. It is made on the best principle, . Its frame is composed of SULAD PLATES. . NO jar can interfere with the harmony of its werkiuy and no sudden shock can damage its machinery. Kvery piece is made and finished by machinery (itself fumous for its noveity, as well as for its effiectiveness)-and is therefore properly made. The watch is what a.) mechanism should be—ACCURA'TS, SIMPLE, STRONG AND EUON.OMICAL, Except some high grades, too costly fur general use, foreigo watches are chiefly made by women and boys, Such watches are composed of severe) bundred pieces screwed and riveted together, and require constant repairs tokeep them in any kind of ouder. All persons who have carried *‘ancres,” “lepines”’ und **Mnglieh Latent Levers,” are perfectiy 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 @ thoroughly good low-priced watch for the million, te take the place of these foreign impositions—the refuse of ‘foreign factorivea— which were entirely unsaleable at home and perfectly worthless every where. How well we have accoinplished this may be understood from the fact, thai after 80 many years Of public trial, we now make MOKK THAN HALF OF ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES, and tha no others have ever given such usilversalsatiofaction. While this department,of our business is continued with increased faci) ities for perfect work, we are at present engageu in the manufacture of watches of the very MIGHEST GRADE KNOWN ‘TO CHRONOMETRY, unequalled by anything hitherto mad by ouracives world. For this Purpose we have the ! amples facilities. We have erected an addition ro pao main buildings express! for this branch of our business, ana have filled it with the hest work men in our service. Rew machines and a li. ances have been £0nstructed, whi = their wore ith cOusummate actness, @ choicest and mos prov. Tiale only are used and we chal te arn between this grade of our wo imporied chronometerg. ’ whatever » we fully Warranted and this Warrantee good agents in all parts ot the world. ae CAUTION,— The public are danti to buy only of respectable dealers. All persons selling counterfeits wil cle for their nhs the sh rk ifle States, Whether inherent. m ihe system or produced. °“ mille NOTICE, In the ast Gays of August, 1 wi, send a Speaker through Nevada cbunty who yi! introduce to the publie several Medicines of my ow, manufacture, whose merits have been tried for yeay with great succers'and for which I solicit the patrop. age of the public, = Jd HOESCH, Marysville. July 31st. —; H. 8. CROCKER & C0. __Importers and Dealers iti «STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKs, Foolscap; Legal, Letter, : and Note Papers, Straw-and-Wrapping Papers, : Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc, Everything in the Stationery Ling, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured.” _ Steam Printing Establishment, — 42 and 44 3 Street, Sacraniento, July 3ist—im . JOHN HOESCH, Importer Wholesale and Ketail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, VILS, PERFUMERY, &e. &C. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sacramento, Sole 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 tu Nevada City, by request, on Weunesday, August Ist, for w short Lsme valy, tu teach the art of Wress Cutting in all its branches, by Mrs. Curtis’ First, Pretaium Models, by which any lady eam learn, in a few hours, to cut and tit perfectly all kinds of garments-_for ladies and children. ‘All those Wishing to learn this system, can now av 80 vy calling at their rooms, on Main street, opposite the Union Hotel, formerly oceupied by Mrs. Taft. N. B. Garments of ali kinds cus and fitted at shortifotice. and patterns cut to order, aul House and Lot for sale. . AN excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe Purchased at a reasonable price, if applied lor i umediately. The House is in good repair, hus six rooms apd a fine cellar. ‘Ine lot contains @ variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY TRANSCKIPL OFFIVE, jy 6 A very large assortment a CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, . ACIDS, &c. Just received py : EK. F, SPENCE. Nevada, July 3let. : PAINTS, OILS, TURPEN TINES, RING’S AMBROSIA, WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. ‘‘ _—. FOR SALE BY J. ¥. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CLTY. Store and House for sale—for $700. if applied for-soon. [SHE Storeis 22x60 feet, and the House connected contains 6 rooms—Parlor, Two Rooms Sitting Koom, Dining Room and Kiteben The orchard contaius about 80 fruit trees. 7 years old. Also, a chicken house, cow house and stable. Excellent water, fiom a spring, !# conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the hous? and orchard from thiscity. Further particulars enquire 0 WM. STON + 383 Commercial Street. }y25 forcige . HO! FOX MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight ! Freight ! i) rR OF ALL KINDS FORW«RDED Grass’Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! Eg Dermotiate Bratione on reasonable terms. gi . .W. H. DAVIDSON, “Pee GT 972i" Nevada, June 23d, 1666. The above property is one rye Hows! the resid street, a Stage Cx posed, fr which w children < the back in-flaines The loca fur the fi panies w was nan the heavy dred feet the fire, . tion com, Pennsyiv house in . four hun hearer th fire. Fe covered t entire ro\ and the-fl their way the doub! greatly t the fire di There wa ‘Lhe loss j MuUSsTE ell.and As mustered National had a joll business offigers ge purpose o Guard in they expe company work in t ELectTi election: « Departme having be gates, wh on the sec of law Ch successor natter wi -Delegates STEVE ‘July 14th Steve Ve capture ot! picture of imaginary is correct periodieal Grizz his Henry Last week and Steph huge grizz Meadow L bear made panions st groufid be NATur will meet hearing ap ship. A should ta there is v¢ the Court Count term. 3 Aug. 7th. Meadow Co. ve St Welch + The Pec lith. Thé Pec ~Wbth. Country Meadow L Co. ¥8 Stu to amend. , 1th inst. Veniie j able A ug ‘Court a @’clock. iad Ga Denio, wy 800 Appe: would mee ! 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