August 8, 1866 (4 pages)

tion that suggests itself is as to its characat once, and without any guarautées, to pow/tion—if guarantees are to be demanded ~ which shall prevent another rebellion and “o(MEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1866. sion—if rebels are to be made to feel the _ Desrruction or rie MaGenTa PLUME. _, Somelusion of the war, his Majesty inteaden to abdicete iv favor. uf his son, Prince The Buily ; Transcript ——— ESR 7 SO RRTET °! N Anite CITY OFFICIAL PRESS ca ence COUNTY. and ae THe SimpLe Issve.—The Congress of the United States has passed a joint resos jution in favor of the Amendments ot the Constitution of the country. These proposed amendments ewbody the opinions of Congress upon-the’ question—of restoration: and are the.platform of the Union party.— The friends of Johnson tell us that “Con‘geese has weakened and accepted the President’s policy.” but the trath of this statementis not very apparent, when itis known that the President and his friends were as -bitter upon Congress at its adjournment as he was upon the 22d af February. Tho fact is that Congress stood up manfully ‘to the end, in oppositiva to the ruinous policy of Johnson; and at its adjournment the members went to theie—eonstituents to fight the same battle in which they were victorious at Washington. Since then, there is an issue between Congress, or more properly the people, and the President, the first. quester. The simple issue presented to. every . citizou is this: “Are you in favor of the host_skiltul. lady—rider,;—at—the Northern Constitutivnal Amendments, or are you op” posed to them?’' In other words, spall traitors who. bent all their energies ip/their attempts to destroy the Nationa, be xestored, er? Shall their representation :n Congress be increased, thus giving them more power for evil than they possessed before the war 7 Shall? theav serpents be warmed into life aguin before thyit venomous fangs are extracted? Ifsuch things should be, then the . President’y “policy is correct, but on the other hyd, if it is best to give citizens of the eduntry, North and South, equal power, by representing electors instead of populapermanently settle the questiun of seckssiun—if the country is tu be precluded trom ever assuming the rebel debt. and the obligations incurred in the war°for the Union are made sucred by a constitutional proviodivusneas of treason, to even a sinall extent, then the action of Congress inust be indorsed and the proposed Amendments ratitied. Should the Congression#! plan be adopted, the rebels. would then be treated a thousand times better than they deserve or than they expected, immediately after the surreuder of Lee. ‘Tho demands of justice, the mujesty of the law, the duty of the Govramet ty loyal men vt the South and to posterity, all demand that the originators of the hellish rebellion should suffer death tor: their damnable crimes, but the loyal men of Congress have listened to the vice of mercy, and are saying to the rebels, “Go and sin no wore,” giving the nation security for your good behaviour in the future. The . Union men of the country are willing to leave the puet with its crimes, bubsif they ure true tv themaclves and the Nation, they must bave security fur the future. This js all that Congress demands, and that body will be sustained by wll doyad wen of the land. te Mr. Hunly, of Alleghany, informs the Mes~ songer thatas he was coming down froin Excelsior district ou Friday last, he vbsersed » fire “in the direction uf Saow Point, and upon getting dear discovered that sey erel men were engaged in déstroying the Magenta, or aa it is sometiines called, the Freach flume, vn the south side of the Middle Yuba. Some forty orotitty lengths Were broken down, and the dry lumber for! repaireand other -combustivte portions of the fume were consigned to the flames. Some parties weutup to pul a slop to this lawless work, but after having exchanged severa! shots, returned. This flume is some twelve vr fifteew feet wide and six feet high at the sides. : i A VERY cusiuus report is guiuing ground in Paris. Victor Ewanuel, it is ssid, has purchased a-plot. ef grounu' on the Champs Elysees, on which be intends building a paluce, It ie further added that, atthe Humbert, and to reside tor sume time in State News, —— Mariposa has just secured a tewneluck, The Record suys every vineyard in Butte county is crowded with grapes, and there ‘are. more. than ever before; also that sweet potatoes are being extensively cultivated on the ranches in that vieivity; also that their orchards are loaded with fruit.— Happy Oroville.The Golden City. that arrived on Saturday, brought up 263 passengers and 1,870 tons freight.A family named Young, near-Tomales Bay, Marin county, was pvisoned eating muscles. A hired man died in 3 hours and several. others are in a critieal condition.The Presbyterian congregation, uf which Rev. J. S. McDonald is pastor, are going to erect-a, new church edifice. During the month of July, the Howard Benevolent. Society of Sacramento relieved 72 persons, rec ved in cash $228, paid out $185 87. Itds anable Society and is like Sacrampfito.Mere. Cowing, wha was kept by Mer husband 23 months in his house afte deuth, was buried on Saturday. His harp was repreliensible, but hardly more“so than the hasty burials that are su oftén practiced. Dr. Teegarden, of MgrYaville, is successfully” engaged in a eyeoonery. Silk and wine will yet be promifent articles of export from Cali forniyZ 8S A purse of $100 has been preseyted by ©. Hammond, to be given to the District Fair, to commence at Marysville, Sep, 3.It is stated that annually there is trausported from this State to Colorado, 104,400,000 , pounds, at a cost of $10,400,” 000. ‘They deserve and need a railroad. Contra Costa county, bolds a Fair at Pacheco, commencing Tuesday, Sep. 18th. Whortleberries are found abundant in the Red-wvoeds, near Oakland. SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.—We have received the First Annual Report of the visitors of the Sheffield Serentific School of Yale College. It is gratifying tu see Old Yale lead so success(ully in the establishment of a Department where Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts;Cheunstry, Mining, Mettallurgy, Engineering, Military Science, Natural Histury.and Modern Languages, and other branches essential to a good education are properly taught. A scientific department was inaugurated there 20 years ago. Some distinguished men for years have had it in caurge. Until lately it has not been ene dowed, but depended upon voluntary contributions, the fees, and the devotion of the nen of secince engaged in it. Connecticut has « class of men who are an honor to manhood, and they only seem happy when giving their wealth to the cause of education, What prouder name cana man have than that. of Joseph E. Sheffield of New Haven, who, besides contributing over one hundred thousand dvllars, has also constructed an edifice of magnificent proportions, purposely fur this department; thus ennbling them to avail themselves of the provisions of a grant of Congress, made to all-the States, for the purpose of encouraging instruction in theoretical and apphed scienee, It was eminently proper that they ) should give his name to the school and per: petunte the remembrance of such generosity. The list of Professors, course.of study, and opportunities given studenta, are commensurate with the fluttering condition of their finances, and the completeness of their college edifice, and worthy of Yale, Tue Howson ENGLISH Orrna Troupe. We have seen a letter, says the Grass Val ley Union, recetved by Mr.-Hamilton, Monday, trem Sieramento, stating that the Howson English Opera Troupe, now performing at the Capital would *be bere on Monday evening, 27th inst., and. open Ham. Tie company covsists of Eiuma Howson, prion denna; Clelia Howsen, soprano; Henry Herberte, tenor; Frank Howeon, b ‘one ; John ‘Howson, basee; Ss. WwW. Leach, baritone; and embraces a chorus of teu voices and an orchestra of eleven pieces. The company is under the able management of Thomas Maguire, wich means that it will be found well worthy the ‘patron ge of our wusic-loving citizens. Fhe Howson Treupe has viven a series of very successful opera entertainments in San Francisco, where the press has been general in praise of the excellent manner of rendering a oumber of familiar operagas well “8 soine others never before presented te the people of California. The Howasons. we doubt not, will be well patronized in this place. } ilton Hall for a short opera Season, Tur ease of Gen. Beair. of Missouri, , Paris. santent sag Clap inplboreenacges for bfising v9 ’ er ' : ; 'o Peceite his vote without first teking the A’DOG@MA ia defined as an o nion laid oath prescribed, been ived .apai v . the lawyers, ——_.__ M Joseph County Court, Tuesday, August 7th.— Bussenius vs Hoffmaty Tried and submit, $. Blumenthal va His’ Creditors, Dite charged from hie debits. Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. Ne THE Davenport, lowa;--Guzette, relates the remarkable fact that the head of a murdered man was preserved three years, and at length furnisbed a clue-that ted to the discovery and conviction of the mur. derer.’ At the time of killing the head was cut fromthe body, a doctor preserved itin spirit; after two years, suspicion. fell oa a young man and all depended on identitiation of the person, murdered; the doctor ‘appeared in Court witha le pail, and to the horror of the spectators, produced a human head which was recognized as that of the missing tan, and mude tte chain of evidence complete. Contest ep/—Edward Mott Robinson, a citizen of Massachusetts, left by will to his daughter $1,000,000 and the income of B4Q00,000, the whole to geo to her ehildren if she’éver has. any, and $30 000° in small legacies to other parties. Now his daughter is-about.to contest the will in the Courts.— She contested another will not long ago in which her claims were similarly ignored.— Her taste for litigation is a good thing for THe Marysville Express and San Francisco Exatniner are discussing the propriety of giving the Union men Who sustain Johnson a show in the *‘Demoeratic” party, the former opposing and the latter favoring such action. ‘These papers had better save their, powder, they’l. never get. Johnson men enough from the Union party to trouble thei. THE National Typographical Union recently held its fourteenth annual session at Chicago, Ill. The attendance. is representas having been very large. Representatives were present from 22 States. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. TuESDAY, August 7, 1866. J Goyne Washington E D Herrick Diteh l’ Nunes de F Green Gold Flat do A Taylor Canada Hill A W Manson dv V Hetchins Meado LL 1, M Kerfer Sacrame W F Batiga'upi City R T Brown do E W Toll Mevada W Geary San-Franci H Benson Grass Vall M Tinker Marysville J Oliver do J MeNally do J King Rosh Creek M Mohler Willow Va L Eichet San Juan T Williams Duteh F J Frye Nicholas S Quick Univaville J.D Harris do Hs Fullor de J Romig Red Dog WH Decker San JuaW A Begole do Mrs Cannunckaldo G Roberts Omega T Meclusa dw F Spreeker do J Phalan do W P Oates Deer Cre RS Douglass Grass V H K Brown You Bet GS Brown You Bet J Coffee Maryville W D Long Moores © ‘T Holmes Scott Flat O U Lovett Campton SCHOOL ELECTION. S oetieemestenmeeet fig quahfied electors of the Oakland School District, are “hereby: nvtitied that a mecting of said elertora will be heid at the School House, on Gold Flat,on WEDN ESDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1s66, to vote on the question of taxing. the peoperty of sait electora, to raise the sum of Kight Hundred Dollars, for the purpose ot furnisning additional schoal facili ties—procuring and furnishing a school house for said District. Pulls tobe open frum 2 o’vluck to’ 6 o’clock./P.e M. Per order of TRUSTEES. Nevada, August 8th, x66. Notice to Tax Payers, OTICE is hereby N given that the Asséssment Koll of Nevala county for the year, 1866. has becn delivered to the Clerk of the Hoard of Suervisors. and is now open for public nepection. Lhe toard of Equalization will meet on Mon. day, Auguat . 3th, 1866, to determine all com. Plainta that may be mate in regard to the aasessed value of any propert as RK. H_ FARQUHAR, County Clerk. Grand Social Party. Mr. & Mrs. C. Fogell, Will give a SOCIAL PARTY, At the United States Brewery, Main Street, Nevada city, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aug. 15th. A general invitation ts'extended. Tickets, including supper, $250, # SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER SCREEN WORKS, JOHN W. QUICK, Propr, _ H AS removed to the VULCAN IRON Works. a repens foe lay — Mission and -Howard, San Francisco. freen F ite branches. ; 3 motes ges ott Quartz Mid ‘Owners using my Russia Iron —— will cb ln Hundred percent. Guaranteed to bet ty in i : warranted not to ae ae Sie neeteied attended to, Orders sulsetted and mptly N.B.—J. W Quick the only a asf hav se wae mers, tant; being -manutactured from sounu and joe Tt inform the Ladies of Nevada city that, she has just received competent and . HOSTETTER’S CELEB @ SZomacn BITTy ND POWERFUL sie COR VE AND ALTLRATIV ; FOF WONDERFUL EFFICACY £8 DIBEASES —Or Titr— ca STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General BDebility, Nervousuness, Depression of Spirits, Constipation nsitent Kevers,Cramps and ali Complaints of eather ily Weakness, Whether inherent. 30. wae. system.or produced by &pecial dauses. ‘ RA TED ‘Nothing thatis not wholesuue, Genial ana resturative in its nature en bers MLO tic @umpusition ot HUsSThE TY EK’ > STOMACH BLT LES. This popular, preparation contains no mineral of any Kind, BO. dewlly bulamjical eiviuent; no fierce excitunt but it is a cui viliation of Lue extracius est and iniidestui alt diltusive stiauiants. The weak stuinach is rapidly invigorated. and the appetite resturtd by this agreeaable ‘Tunie; and hence if worka-wouders in case or Dyspepsia und in less eontirmed forins’ of Ladigesiion. AcUbYy a8 a gentle wud Ppaiklessaperieut. as well as Upun the livery it also myartably reeves the constipation, superinduced by ifreyular action of the digestive organs. ‘‘The ayuny o1 Uilivus colie is immediately as suaged by au BInyvie duse vl the stimuivut, und by oceaslonully resorting tO it, the revufn Of the compiniut may be prevented, Asa Geuéral Tunie, HOSTETTER?’S BIT-. TKS produce effects whieh uwust ve experi enced” ur Witiiesscd “belie they can be iuily appreciated, In.case of Constituticnal Weakbess, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepilude arrsimy drum old age, it exercises an electrie influepee. lia the couvucersceul stages of ali diseases it operates us a delightiul imVigorant When alt the puwers Of mature are reluxea, it Opera’ es tO re-luterce and re establish «nen Last, butnot least, it is the only.safe scimu uuUs Maleriais, anu culirely tree frum the acid Clements present more oritess it all the Ordinary LoMics aud stomuachics yl the duy. Nov jumily medicine has been so universally, and, it ay be truly added, deservedly popular with the lutedligeut port‘on of the community, as HUSK bE TPH R’s Bil T Ro. 4 Suld by atl Vrugyists, Greeers and Storekcepers every where. , NOosth'l! PER. SMITH & DEAN, Agents, NOs. 401, 403 wud403, Mabiery strect oan branCisco, May Ll, AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH . WATCHE 8S! FOR SALK, BY , W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevada,. Aug. 2. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,.GRASS VALLEY. MES. DOBSON would respectfulty 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 stuck of Millinery Being the la gest, richest and best selected ever offered tor sale in Nevada county. i NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered te the latest shapes’) Remember the place, No. 46 WEill Street, Grass Valley, agt Mr & Mrs Thos, Brock Will give q Grand Social Party,. ON SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 11th, ‘At their House, on Gold Flat, A General Invitation is extended. Tiekets, including Supper, $2 50. a3 ‘A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —OF FICE— Corner ef: Broad & Pine streets..Nevada city. TO sce. _P HOLDERS, BVADA, ‘AL, July. 7. 1866. as Treasurer of Nevada county, will pay, on presentation, all Warrants drawn ou the General Fund and registered prior to December 13th, 1865. L[uterest on same ceases at the date of this advertisement. &K. Fy SPENCE, THE “GEM” SALOON, VAN ALSTINE « JENKIN, ) Sabb OPENED the **Gem Saloon”? on STREET A Sore: thyon below Crawford. Hearst: & 00's Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’il get it. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, ANSRSIRAT "S. NORIGK.--All_ persons ) Sethe dice of D.'ielden, arms this city aud state for as Colic, Luters, 15 of rare baisannue¢ herbs anid plants with tue pur NOTICE. In the first days of August, I wil seud a Speaker through Nevada county who yj) introduee to the public several Medicines of my ow, manufacture, Whose merits have been tried for yean with great succe:s and for which I solicit the patron age of the public, J. HOESCH Marysville. July 31st. H. §. CROCKER & Co, ‘Importers and Dealers in STATION ERY, BLANK BOOKS: , Foolscap, Legal, Letter, . and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, PostO fice and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books. Card ‘Stock, ete. etc, Everything in the Stationery Line At. San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured, . Steam Printing’ Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramento, July 3lst—1m Sacramento, Ff JOHN HOESCH, Iniporter , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, ; PERFUMERY, &e. &&. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sole Proprietor and Agent fur J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills, Suficrer’s Liniment, Sufferer’s Reiief. Marysville, July 3ist—2w DRESS CUTTING, NV RS, Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, wil! return bu ievada City, by request, on Wweunesday, August ist, jor a shuri Lame only, to teach the ari of ‘loress Cutting in all is branches, by: Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Models, by which any lady can lear, a tew hours, to cut and fit perfectly ail kinds ot garments for ladies aud children. All thuse wisuing to learn this system, can ow du so vy calling at their rooms, on Main street, opposite the Union Ho ff tel, furmerly occupied by dirs. ‘I'att. N.B. Garments of ail kinds cut and fitted at short notice, and patterus cut to order. aul House and Lot for sale, N excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe purchased at a reasuvnable price, if applied jour iamediately. ‘The House.isin good repair, hus six roums and a fine cellar, ‘Tue lot coun § tains a variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY 'PRANSURIP? OF FICE, jy A very larjre assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &c. Cees SST EE TRE Just received py Xk. F. SPENCE, Nevada, July 31st. _ *PAINTS, O1Ls, TURPENTINES, RING’S AM BROSIA,F WIZARD OIL, — FOR SALE BY Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. Store and House for sale—for $700. If applied for scon. te she Store is 22x50 feet, and the House ¢otnected contains 6 rooma—Parlor, Two Koome Sitting KoompDining Koom and Kiteben The orchard contains about 80 fruit tree? Z.years old. Also, a chicken house, cow house aud stable. Excellent water, fiom a spring, ! conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the hou: and Orchard ‘The above property is one mil from thiseity. Further particulars enquire o WM. STONE, 33 Commercial street. jy HO! FOx MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight !-Freight!Fationr OF ALL KINDs FORW «RDE? m Grass Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! . . And Intermediate Stations on reasonable ter™ Apply to + W.-H. DAVIDSON, 4 National Exebaage And ANYTHING ELSE in our tine. iE J. F, BUSSENIUS & CO. Mus eH and on Me Light ( Nation: ny-afte ed inf the ins; Ass’t 2 muster puradetheir gu lent Go] sary A] ample j them. . made b: gentlem aunt tim homes. bered b *Oon miliarly Stone,” fruit ari Hospita about si this city store an intempe money squande homeles ard’s gr on Sund he reach State fri New horse pc foundry Saturda: the new the You ledge sl yield ak gets to v New feet wid was dis Brown a indicatic vicinity are goin theré wi the mine « JACK the pring trom. bundle o papers b the wor! than an custome delay. Remo fice has Court H of tie . make it vfficeis : business Hien noon Ju. by highy of $30 i the desc Bell.and Tax Bean hai the Cler it is nov of Equa 13th, to regard ti Those w HarRM meeting, Sth, the mously . Resolz and are . vada wh assisted supper, Resoli was. mi bined et member their ki T. Go Taek teas of 1

tion that suggests itself is as to its characat once, and without any guarautées, to pow/tion—if guarantees are to be demanded ~ which shall prevent another rebellion and “o(MEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1866. sion—if rebels are to be made to feel the _ Desrruction or rie MaGenTa PLUME. _, Somelusion of the war, his Majesty inteaden to abdicete iv favor. uf his son, Prince The Buily ; Transcript ——— ESR 7 SO RRTET °! N Anite CITY OFFICIAL PRESS ca ence COUNTY. and ae THe SimpLe Issve.—The Congress of the United States has passed a joint resos jution in favor of the Amendments ot the Constitution of the country. These proposed amendments ewbody the opinions of Congress upon-the’ question—of restoration: and are the.platform of the Union party.— The friends of Johnson tell us that “Con‘geese has weakened and accepted the President’s policy.” but the trath of this statementis not very apparent, when itis known that the President and his friends were as -bitter upon Congress at its adjournment as he was upon the 22d af February. Tho fact is that Congress stood up manfully ‘to the end, in oppositiva to the ruinous policy of Johnson; and at its adjournment the members went to theie—eonstituents to fight the same battle in which they were victorious at Washington. Since then, there is an issue between Congress, or more properly the people, and the President, the first. quester. The simple issue presented to. every . citizou is this: “Are you in favor of the host_skiltul. lady—rider,;—at—the Northern Constitutivnal Amendments, or are you op” posed to them?’' In other words, spall traitors who. bent all their energies ip/their attempts to destroy the Nationa, be xestored, er? Shall their representation :n Congress be increased, thus giving them more power for evil than they possessed before the war 7 Shall? theav serpents be warmed into life aguin before thyit venomous fangs are extracted? Ifsuch things should be, then the . President’y “policy is correct, but on the other hyd, if it is best to give citizens of the eduntry, North and South, equal power, by representing electors instead of populapermanently settle the questiun of seckssiun—if the country is tu be precluded trom ever assuming the rebel debt. and the obligations incurred in the war°for the Union are made sucred by a constitutional proviodivusneas of treason, to even a sinall extent, then the action of Congress inust be indorsed and the proposed Amendments ratitied. Should the Congression#! plan be adopted, the rebels. would then be treated a thousand times better than they deserve or than they expected, immediately after the surreuder of Lee. ‘Tho demands of justice, the mujesty of the law, the duty of the Govramet ty loyal men vt the South and to posterity, all demand that the originators of the hellish rebellion should suffer death tor: their damnable crimes, but the loyal men of Congress have listened to the vice of mercy, and are saying to the rebels, “Go and sin no wore,” giving the nation security for your good behaviour in the future. The . Union men of the country are willing to leave the puet with its crimes, bubsif they ure true tv themaclves and the Nation, they must bave security fur the future. This js all that Congress demands, and that body will be sustained by wll doyad wen of the land. te Mr. Hunly, of Alleghany, informs the Mes~ songer thatas he was coming down froin Excelsior district ou Friday last, he vbsersed » fire “in the direction uf Saow Point, and upon getting dear discovered that sey erel men were engaged in déstroying the Magenta, or aa it is sometiines called, the Freach flume, vn the south side of the Middle Yuba. Some forty orotitty lengths Were broken down, and the dry lumber for! repaireand other -combustivte portions of the fume were consigned to the flames. Some parties weutup to pul a slop to this lawless work, but after having exchanged severa! shots, returned. This flume is some twelve vr fifteew feet wide and six feet high at the sides. : i A VERY cusiuus report is guiuing ground in Paris. Victor Ewanuel, it is ssid, has purchased a-plot. ef grounu' on the Champs Elysees, on which be intends building a paluce, It ie further added that, atthe Humbert, and to reside tor sume time in State News, —— Mariposa has just secured a tewneluck, The Record suys every vineyard in Butte county is crowded with grapes, and there ‘are. more. than ever before; also that sweet potatoes are being extensively cultivated on the ranches in that vieivity; also that their orchards are loaded with fruit.— Happy Oroville..The Golden City. that arrived on Saturday, brought up 263 passengers and 1,870 tons freight..A family named Young, near-Tomales Bay, Marin county, was pvisoned eating muscles. A hired man died in 3 hours and several. others are in a critieal condition..The Presbyterian congregation, uf which Rev. J. S. McDonald is pastor, are going to erect-a, new church edifice.. During the month of July, the Howard Benevolent. Society of Sacramento relieved 72 persons, rec ved in cash $228, paid out $185 87. Itds anable Society and is like Sacrampfito..Mere. Cowing, wha was kept by Mer husband 23 months in his house afte deuth, was buried on Saturday. His harp was repreliensible, but hardly more“so than the hasty burials that are su oftén practiced.. Dr. Teegarden, of MgrYaville, is successfully” engaged in a eyeoonery. Silk and wine will yet be promifent articles of export from Cali forniyZ 8S A purse of $100 has been preseyted by ©. Hammond, to be given to the District Fair, to commence at Marysville, Sep, 3..It is stated that annually there is trausported from this State to Colorado, 104,400,000 , pounds, at a cost of $10,400,” 000. ‘They deserve and need a railroad.. Contra Costa county, bolds a Fair at Pacheco, commencing Tuesday, Sep. 18th.. Whortleberries are found abundant in the Red-wvoeds, near Oakland. SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.—We have received the First Annual Report of the visitors of the Sheffield Serentific School of Yale College. It is gratifying tu see Old Yale lead so success(ully in the establishment of a Department where Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts;Cheunstry, Mining, Mettallurgy, Engineering, Military Science, Natural Histury.and Modern Languages, and other branches essential to a good education are properly taught. A scientific department was inaugurated there 20 years ago. Some distinguished men for years have had it in caurge. Until lately it has not been ene dowed, but depended upon voluntary contributions, the fees, and the devotion of the nen of secince engaged in it. Connecticut has « class of men who are an honor to manhood, and they only seem happy when giving their wealth to the cause of education, What prouder name cana man have than that. of Joseph E. Sheffield of New Haven, who, besides contributing over one hundred thousand dvllars, has also constructed an edifice of magnificent proportions, purposely fur this department; thus ennbling them to avail themselves of the provisions of a grant of Congress, made to all-the States, for the purpose of encouraging instruction in theoretical and apphed scienee, It was eminently proper that they ) should give his name to the school and per: petunte the remembrance of such generosity. The list of Professors, course.of study, and opportunities given studenta, are commensurate with the fluttering condition of their finances, and the completeness of their college edifice, and worthy of Yale, Tue Howson ENGLISH Orrna Troupe. We have seen a letter, says the Grass Val ley Union, recetved by Mr.-Hamilton, Monday, trem Sieramento, stating that the Howson English Opera Troupe, now performing at the Capital would *be bere on Monday evening, 27th inst., and. open Ham. Tie company covsists of Eiuma Howson, prion denna; Clelia Howsen, soprano; Henry Herberte, tenor; Frank Howeon, b ‘one ; John ‘Howson, basee; Ss. WwW. Leach, baritone; and embraces a chorus of teu voices and an orchestra of eleven pieces. The company is under the able management of Thomas Maguire, wich means that it will be found well worthy the ‘patron ge of our wusic-loving citizens. Fhe Howson Treupe has viven a series of very successful opera entertainments in San Francisco, where the press has been general in praise of the excellent manner of rendering a oumber of familiar operagas well “8 soine others never before presented te the people of California. The Howasons. we doubt not, will be well patronized in this place. } ilton Hall for a short opera Season, Tur ease of Gen. Beair. of Missouri, , Paris. santent sag Clap inplboreenacges for bfising v9 ’ er ' : ; 'o Peceite his vote without first teking the A’DOG@MA ia defined as an o nion laid oath prescribed, been ived .apai v . the lawyers, ——_.__ M Joseph County Court, Tuesday, August 7th.— Bussenius vs Hoffmaty Tried and submit, $. Blumenthal va His’ Creditors, Dite charged from hie debits. Court adjourned to 10 o'clock to-morrow morning. Ne THE Davenport, lowa;--Guzette, relates the remarkable fact that the head of a murdered man was preserved three years, and at length furnisbed a clue-that ted to the discovery and conviction of the mur. derer.’ At the time of killing the head was cut fromthe body, a doctor preserved itin spirit; after two years, suspicion. fell oa a young man and all depended on identitiation of the person, murdered; the doctor ‘appeared in Court witha le pail, and to the horror of the spectators, produced a human head which was recognized as that of the missing tan, and mude tte chain of evidence complete. Contest ep/—Edward Mott Robinson, a citizen of Massachusetts, left by will to his daughter $1,000,000 and the income of B4Q00,000, the whole to geo to her ehildren if she’éver has. any, and $30 000° in small legacies to other parties. Now his daughter is-about.to contest the will in the Courts.— She contested another will not long ago in which her claims were similarly ignored.— Her taste for litigation is a good thing for THe Marysville Express and San Francisco Exatniner are discussing the propriety of giving the Union men Who sustain Johnson a show in the *‘Demoeratic” party, the former opposing and the latter favoring such action. ‘These papers had better save their, powder, they’l. never get. Johnson men enough from the Union party to trouble thei. THE National Typographical Union recently held its fourteenth annual session at Chicago, Ill.. The attendance. is representas having been very large. Representatives were present from 22 States. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. . BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. TuESDAY, August 7, 1866. J Goyne Washington E D Herrick Diteh l’ Nunes de F Green Gold Flat do A Taylor Canada Hill A W Manson dv V Hetchins Meado LL 1, M Kerfer Sacrame W F Batiga'upi City R T Brown do E W Toll Mevada W Geary San-Franci H Benson Grass Vall M Tinker Marysville J Oliver do J MeNally do J King Rosh Creek M Mohler Willow Va L Eichet San Juan T Williams Duteh F J Frye Nicholas S Quick Univaville J.D Harris do Hs Fullor de J Romig Red Dog WH Decker San JuaW A Begole do Mrs Cannunckaldo G Roberts Omega T Meclusa dw F Spreeker do J Phalan do W P Oates Deer Cre RS Douglass Grass V H K Brown You Bet GS Brown You Bet J Coffee Maryville W D Long Moores © ‘T Holmes Scott Flat O U Lovett Campton SCHOOL ELECTION. S oetieemestenmeeet fig quahfied electors of the Oakland School District, are “hereby: nvtitied that a mecting of said elertora will be heid at the School House, on Gold Flat,on WEDN ESDAY, AUGUST 29th, 1s66, to vote on the question of taxing. the peoperty of sait electora, to raise the sum of Kight Hundred Dollars, for the purpose ot furnisning additional schoal facili ties—procuring and furnishing a school house for said District. Pulls tobe open frum 2 o’vluck to’ 6 o’clock./P.e M. Per order of TRUSTEES. Nevada, August 8th, x66. Notice to Tax Payers, OTICE is hereby N given that the Asséssment Koll of Nevala county for the year, 1866. has becn delivered to the Clerk of the Hoard of Suervisors. and is now open for public nepection. Lhe toard of Equalization will meet on Mon. day, Auguat . 3th, 1866, to determine all com. Plainta that may be mate in regard to the aasessed value of any propert as RK. H_ FARQUHAR, County Clerk. Grand Social Party. Mr. & Mrs. C. Fogell, Will give a SOCIAL PARTY, At the United States Brewery, Main Street, Nevada city, ON WEDNESDAY EVENING. Aug. 15th. A general invitation ts'extended. Tickets, including supper, $250, # SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER SCREEN WORKS, JOHN W. QUICK, Propr, _ H AS removed to the VULCAN IRON Works. a repens foe lay — Mission and -Howard, San Francisco. freen F ite branches. ; 3 motes ges ott Quartz Mid ‘Owners using my Russia Iron —— will cb ln Hundred percent. Guaranteed to bet ty in i : warranted not to ae ae Sie neeteied attended to, Orders sulsetted and mptly N.B.—J. W Quick the only a asf hav se wae mers, tant; being -manutactured from sounu and joe Tt inform the Ladies of Nevada city that, she has just received competent and . HOSTETTER’S CELEB @ SZomacn BITTy ND POWERFUL sie COR VE AND ALTLRATIV ; FOF WONDERFUL EFFICACY £8 DIBEASES —Or Titr— ca STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache, General BDebility, Nervousuness, Depression of Spirits,

Constipation nsitent Kevers,Cramps and ali Complaints of eather ily Weakness, Whether inherent. 30. wae. system.or produced by &pecial dauses. ‘ RA TED ‘Nothing thatis not wholesuue, Genial ana resturative in its nature en bers MLO tic @umpusition ot HUsSThE TY EK’ > STOMACH BLT LES. This popular, preparation contains no mineral of any Kind, BO. dewlly bulamjical eiviuent; no fierce excitunt but it is a cui viliation of Lue extracius est and iniidestui alt diltusive stiauiants. The weak stuinach is rapidly invigorated. and the appetite resturtd by this agreeaable ‘Tunie; and hence if worka-wouders in case or Dyspepsia und in less eontirmed forins’ of Ladigesiion. AcUbYy a8 a gentle wud Ppaiklessaperieut. as well as Upun the livery it also myartably reeves the constipation, superinduced by ifreyular action of the digestive organs. ‘‘The ayuny o1 Uilivus colie is immediately as suaged by au BInyvie duse vl the stimuivut, und by oceaslonully resorting tO it, the revufn Of the compiniut may be prevented, Asa Geuéral Tunie, HOSTETTER?’S BIT-. TKS produce effects whieh uwust ve experi enced” ur Witiiesscd “belie they can be iuily appreciated, In.case of Constituticnal Weakbess, Premature Decay and Debility and Decrepilude arrsimy drum old age, it exercises an electrie influepee. lia the couvucersceul stages of ali diseases it operates us a delightiul imVigorant When alt the puwers Of mature are reluxea, it Opera’ es tO re-luterce and re establish «nen Last, butnot least, it is the only.safe scimu uuUs Maleriais, anu culirely tree frum the acid Clements present more oritess it all the Ordinary LoMics aud stomuachics yl the duy. Nov jumily medicine has been so universally, and, it ay be truly added, deservedly popular with the lutedligeut port‘on of the community, as HUSK bE TPH R’s Bil T Ro. 4 Suld by atl Vrugyists, Greeers and Storekcepers every where. , NOosth'l! PER. SMITH & DEAN, Agents, NOs. 401, 403 wud403, Mabiery strect oan branCisco, May Ll, AMERICAN, ENGLISH AND FRENCH . WATCHE 8S! FOR SALK, BY , W. C. RANDOLPH, Nevada,. Aug. 2. MILLINERY. 46 MILL ST.,..GRASS VALLEY. MES. DOBSON would respectfulty 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 stuck of Millinery Being the la gest, richest and best selected ever offered tor sale in Nevada county. i NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER. Bonnets and Hats bleached, pressed and altered te the latest shapes’) Remember the place, No. 46 WEill Street, Grass Valley, agt Mr & Mrs Thos, Brock Will give q Grand Social Party,. ON SATURDAY EVENING, Aug. 11th, ‘At their House, on Gold Flat, A General Invitation is extended. Tiekets, including Supper, $2 50. a3 ‘A. C. NILES, Attorney and Counselor at Law —OF FICE— Corner ef: Broad & Pine streets...Nevada city. TO sce. _P HOLDERS, BVADA, ‘AL, July. 7. 1866. as Treasurer of Nevada county, will pay, on presentation, all Warrants drawn ou the General Fund and registered prior to December 13th, 1865. L[uterest on same ceases at the date of this advertisement. &K. Fy SPENCE, THE “GEM” SALOON, VAN ALSTINE « JENKIN, ) Sabb OPENED the **Gem Saloon”? on STREET A Sore: thyon below Crawford. Hearst: & 00's Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you’il get it.. Lager Beer Wholesale and Retail, ANSRSIRAT "S. NORIGK.--All_ persons ) Sethe dice of D.'ielden, arms this city aud state for as Colic, Luters, 15 of rare baisannue¢ herbs anid plants with tue pur NOTICE. In the first days of August, I wil seud a Speaker through Nevada county who yj) introduee to the public several Medicines of my ow, manufacture, Whose merits have been tried for yean with great succe:s and for which I solicit the patron age of the public, J. HOESCH Marysville. July 31st. H. §. CROCKER & Co, ‘Importers and Dealers in STATION ERY, BLANK BOOKS: , Foolscap, Legal, Letter, . and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, PostO fice and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books. Card ‘Stock, ete. etc, Everything in the Stationery Line At. San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured, . Steam Printing’ Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramento, July 3lst—1m Sacramento, Ff JOHN HOESCH, Iniporter , Wholesale and Retail Dealer in DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, ; PERFUMERY, &e. &&. No. 78 D Street, Marysville, Sole Proprietor and Agent fur J. Hoesch’s Ague Pills, Suficrer’s Liniment, Sufferer’s Reiief. Marysville, July 3ist—2w DRESS CUTTING, NV RS, Chadbourn & Mrs, Earle, wil! return bu ievada City, by request, on Wweunesday, August ist, jor a shuri Lame only, to teach the ari of ‘loress Cutting in all is branches, by: Mrs. Curtis’ First Premium Models, by which any lady can lear, a tew hours, to cut and fit perfectly ail kinds ot garments for ladies aud children. All thuse wisuing to learn this system, can ow du so vy calling at their rooms, on Main street, opposite the Union Ho ff tel, furmerly occupied by dirs. ‘I'att. N.B. Garments of ail kinds cut and fitted at short notice, and patterus cut to order. aul House and Lot for sale, N excellent Dwelling House and Lot canbe purchased at a reasuvnable price, if applied jour iamediately. ‘The House.isin good repair, hus six roums and a fine cellar, ‘Tue lot coun § tains a variety of fruit trees. Apply at the DAlLY 'PRANSURIP? OF FICE, jy A very larjre assortment of CHEMICALS, CRUCIBLES, ACIDS, &c. Cees SST EE TRE Just received py Xk. F. SPENCE, Nevada, July 31st. _ *PAINTS, O1Ls, TURPENTINES, RING’S AM BROSIA,F WIZARD OIL, — FOR SALE BY Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. Store and House for sale—for $700. If applied for scon. te she Store is 22x50 feet, and the House ¢otnected contains 6 rooma—Parlor, Two Koome Sitting KoompDining Koom and Kiteben The orchard contains about 80 fruit tree? Z.years old. Also, a chicken house, cow house aud stable. Excellent water, fiom a spring, ! conveyed, in lead pipe, throughout the hou: and Orchard ‘The above property is one mil from thiseity. Further particulars enquire o WM. STONE, 33 Commercial street. jy HO! FOx MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight !-Freight!Fationr OF ALL KINDs FORW «RDE? m Grass Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! . . And Intermediate Stations on reasonable ter™ Apply to + W.-H. DAVIDSON, 4 National Exebaage And ANYTHING ELSE in our tine. iE J. F, BUSSENIUS & CO. Mus eH and on Me Light ( Nation: ny-afte ed inf the ins; Ass’t 2 muster puradetheir gu lent Go] sary A] ample j them. . made b: gentlem aunt tim homes. bered b *Oon miliarly Stone,” fruit ari Hospita about si this city store an intempe money squande homeles ard’s gr on Sund he reach State fri New horse pc foundry Saturda: the new the You ledge sl yield ak gets to v New feet wid was dis Brown a indicatic vicinity are goin theré wi the mine « JACK the pring trom. bundle o papers b the wor! than an custome delay. Remo fice has Court H of tie . make it vfficeis : business Hien noon Ju. by highy of $30 i the desc Bell.and Tax Bean hai the Cler it is nov of Equa 13th, to regard ti Those w HarRM meeting, Sth, the mously . Resolz and are . vada wh assisted supper, Resoli was. mi bined et member their ki T. Go Taek teas of 1