February 27, 1866 (4 pages)

/ ringing on the war, totally forgetful of bis __ tper of the people of the rebel States, or that ~sgeemstothink that Congress is bound to ~ power and become a traitor to the princity asia shown bythis apéech. The egotiem -—-vesponsiblo, and that-if he -wasPresident be . ~-¢he-country willbe given over to uurepens x te be removed te Sacramento as an organ NEVADA CITY. @éice---Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. se ‘EUESDAY, FEB. 27th, 1866. ane THE PRESIDENT AND ConGress.—Evry step in the development of the Johnson plan of reconstruction, shows that tbe Pree‘ident either totally misapprehends the teim-; he is determined to -betray the natien into rebel hands. Whatever may be the cause Of hts condnect, it becomes the duty of Congress to stand up between the threatened danger and the nation, and to teach Mr, ~ Johnsen that his duty isto execute the laws. and not ‘te make them. . The President THE San Franciscv Call says: A week ago, Charles May, alias Gundiéug, ‘was taken into custody upon suspicien of being implicated in the robbery of Mr. Collector Adsteamer on which Mr. Adams came to San Francisco, and left the vessel after her arrival. Two or-three days afterwards, he went on board of her-and brought ashore his bedding, relled up im & bundle. This fact, taken iu tonnection with a previous dark cloud in which the Detective force have been in the habit of viewing him, was -to ‘them proof as strung as holy writ, and they slamed him into jail te, Micawber-like, wait till something turned up to fasten the crime upenhim. Several days passed away, and the detectives having fuiled to discover any evidence against him, he was ordered tu be discharged from custody, although the de-teétives are morally certain that he is the guilty party. .If the law would permit the Courts te eonviet-every man whom the Poearry out his will, and beeause the Repre‘sentatives of the people have the manliness to-oppose his usurpatiun, he denounces them as. traitors. Congress is the legislative branch of the Government, and to that body * alone belongs the work of reconstruction.— When Johnson asaumes to legislate for the country or any portion of it, he forgets bis oath and assumes powers which should cost him'the place he disgraces. ‘That be has forgotten the party which placed him in ples he advocated in the early days of rebellion, is demonstrated. by, bis disgraceful ‘conduct on the 22d. The most charitable way in which to account. for his cunduct is to attribute it to drunkenness, for to say that Johnson was in his right mind would be an edmission that he is totally uvfitted for .the “exalted position he occupies. Let any~man point to an instance where a President of the United States so far forgot his position as to exibit such ‘viadictive hateand low yulgariand lew illusions in bis. dinlogue with the crowd, show a Aotul disregard fur decency, which cannot be accounted forupon any other grodind than drunkenness. He gutoff the sane old nonsense in regard to the equal. responmbility of the North and the Soath m charges .made in the Senate in ‘60 and '61, that Jeff. Davis and hie associates. were alune would hang them as traitors. He has for{ gotten that he once: said, “Treason was the uighest crime known to the law and should de punished,” und he now says that the Southern people erred for atime. He has forgotten all his past record and his gone over te the enemies of the Republic. Should be succeed in carrying out his purposes, tant rebels and their copperhead allies. We are satisfied that Congress will stand firin in the right, and that the loyal masses of the nation will sustain that body. The uprising has already begun and the Union loving people are speaking in unmistakadle language. ‘The political grave of Andy Jvhoson is opened and his history will prove .how low the digheet may fall. The handwriting upon the wall cannot be mistaken. The people @re saying %6 the President, “Thou art weighed in the balance and found wanting.” Foroey’s article in the Philadelphia Press, which prevoked the wrath ef Johnson, is telegraphed to the Sacrameuto Union, It chargee the President with premeditated treachery to the Union party, with making promises be never intended to fulfill, with cuurting the society of traitors and Copperheads aad with disgustiag Union members of Cungrees by hie incuberent and illogical har-engues. cane: THe Legislatures of Missouri aad Iowa sustain the Congressional majority, and Governor Stone, of lowa, telegraphs, “No.com. ptomise with traitore—pardoned or unpardoned.” The Union editors of Illinois, in their anveal Convention & Peona, unanimously resolved-to ststwin Congress.— Strong resolutions, supporting Congress and universal suffrage, were passed ey the Legislature of Maine. In New York, Seward fxs gone into the. business ot organizing “a Johnson party,.and is very confident of success. Ut is waid —_——_.eno that the Marysville Express is vf President Johnson's Democracy. It has been faithful ‘to the rebellion throughout, . and will doubtless be a powerful machine for Johason.—Flag. WHITE Roww.—A white robin was. lately seen in Placer county. The man knew . it Was a robin because it was in a flock of be ten times worse than the great rebellion. . with rebellion. = = ___GEN. GRANT continues the reduction of falry Battalion, and Company E, completing lice suspect of being guilty of crime it would greatly lighten the labor of the city guardians. j No, No!—The Flag says the state of affairs in Washington on the issue between President Jvuhnsén and his Democratic crowd, and the true friends of the Union and enlightened justice, is alarming. Isa reign of terrer approaching? Iféo, it will Will the patriots who have: followed-up the saving of the Union, yield to a rcreant President and the hest of Northern and Southern Traitors? No, No! AT # meeting of the Union State Central Committee it was. Resolved, That we believe that President: Johnson will remain true to the Constitution and to his pledges, and that he will not euffer himself tu_be betrayed by the attempted seductions of men who were lately in armsagaifist the Union, or by those who in act and declared sentiment sympathized Don’t fool yourselves gentlemen, he has gone, boots and_all. -Vallandigham, ‘the notorious Northern traitor, lately hung-out a flag for President: Johnson, and madea speech for him. He thinksthat Democratic principles are going like thunder. He had better look out for the Unien lightning. Senators who prevented the Freedmen%® Bill from passing over the President's veto, are Bill Stewart, one-horse lawyer formerly ot this city. Morgan of New York, Dixon of Connecticut, Norton of Minnesota, aud Doolittle of Wisconsin. a in the volunteer force in tho South,-and-it will ultimately be succeeded by regulars etationed at garrisoned posts and frontier forts. Among other troops recently ordered to be. mustered out, the California (native) Cav=] the muster out of the Washington Territory regiment, are thentioned.IT is now believed that the Secretary ef the Treasury and the Committee on Ways and Means are in consultation, together witha delegation from the British Provininces, on the subject of reciprocity’ in trade If some scheme that is just to this country can be devised, a renewal of reciprocity may be looked for. REPORTS from portions of Georgia, Florida, Virginia and Alabama, have been received at the Freedmen's Bureau. They are of a very eucouragiog character. The savings banks estublished in most of the leading Southern cities fur the freedmen are generally ina flourishing condition. THE records of the War Department show that over 3,000 brevets bave been conferred upon officers: of the-regular and volunteer forces fer services during the late war. _~ Tue Printiog Bureau is printing new issues of fractiunal currency at the rate of $100,000 per week. The 25 cent notes has the portrait vf ex-Seeretary Fessenden. A MAN was sent to jail for seven daye for begging ofthe Prince of Wales. Poor Prince! ‘ ~<a THe total uumber ot men at work in the ore mills of Guld Hill and Virginia City, is 1,386. Ma. Kinospury, of Hay Fork, Trinity county, is in the hospital with badly frozen feet. . : ' ee Tne number of tons of silver sine taken rebbint of regular robin colon, ; ams. The accused was employed on the / to themselves, neglecting to act. = INFAMOUS NAMES. The nannies of those . Pt Of the subscription money had already been col+ lished at least four weeks successively in the Nevada A TRAIN of seven hundred; wagons recently arrived at South Boise, Idaho, with mining machinery. ! —_—_—_—__—_—_—_—_—_—s ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL-EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Monpay; Feb. 26 B Strickland Coppero J F Carr Willow Va’ G D Dornin Sacrame R H: Leighton Ban J W C Holt San Juan RCory do A Dryden Nevada D H Birdsall SSB B Moore Unionvill C H Mullen Unionsi A Blass Cherokes -M Brown You Bet Ernest Austin RM Taylor Ranch H Sweet Gold Flat T Shurtliff do Brown Red Dog J Witliamson-S 8 B Brown 8 8 BCo_ E G Southard T:lto in D Herrick Gold F H Southard do = Arbgegast Brush C-A Merrow do Hibbert Scotts:Fia-D.H Birdsall. ° do M Barnett Grass, V C W Scott New York E Ellison New Yor W C Monroe Bloomfi W_S Boyles S SB. W Persey Dutch Fla M Mohler Willow V JG Phillips Colfax D Provost Deer cree S Quick Red Dog D R A J H M A E J J N J A P Hewland do JE Matteson do J W Resedo W F Hueton Nevada Mra Creainer Washin G Edmonds Grass Va BS8 Jones Uniunville E W Roberts do RHill do Mrs Sweetser Sacra W Duryea Red Dog J F Thompson, wife DH James Grass V and ehild Virginia In.November of last year, a numbegof citizens of Nevada and Grass Valley had subscribed towards a survey fora RAILROAD to connect these cities with the Central Pacific Railroad, at or near Colfax. The money subscribed was to be. expended (as set~ forth in the subscriptien paper) ‘‘under the direction of Messrs. George W. Kidd, Ira A. Eaton, George D. Roberts, E. McLaughlin and A.S. Hart.”” The last named gentleman, enly, took an active part inthe matter, the. other parties, for reasons best known About the middle of November last, at the request of Mr Hart,L-eametant, Robert H. Moore, Esq, for the purpose of making the survey. Before beginning active opera_ tions, a meeting ofthe subscribers was held in Nevada, at which it was resolved that the survey should be made forthwith. Accordingly I made an accurate and thorough survey of the route, returned ,to San Franciseo with the notes, and completed the Map, Profile and Estimate. With these I returned to Nevada a few weeks since, laid them beforé a meeting of the subscribers, who examined and adopted my report. It seems, however, that the greater C Richardson Gras V Dr Stottler San Juan [ up from San Francisco, in company with my assis-. HAIR RENEWER. This Preparation beats ‘em all. FOR SALE BY E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, Feb. 21 ° GROVER & BAKER’S Celebrated Elastic Stitch “we SEWING MACHINES. * W M Davis Birchvill J F Radman do Mre C Smith & dGV ; A CARD. —SALESROOM— REMOVED TO 1 16 Montgomery St., San Francisco, — JW. J. PIERSON, Agent. San Francisco, Feb. 21. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES! HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN. agen Ly ' r MOMROE DOCTRI —For— AMERICA!. ee . MILITARY © GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! All who endorse the above are solic~ ited to make their <i HEADQUARTERS. AT THE STORE ROOMS , —0OF— Where thev will find mes A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK oF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, --. Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, . WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, lected. Upon investigation, Ifound the account to stand as follows: Total amount subscribed. Ceceseecocse 0$2,470 Paid for assistancésssssccccses $235 Paid to Allardt..cccscseces 400 Amount—net-colHected.eseee 735 1,370 — “Collected by A. 8. Hart and not . Hecounted for. sesee erececccces $1,100 Of the four hundred dollars paid to me, I expended three hundred and seventeen dollars for travel ing expenses, bourd billé\for the surveying party, stationery, &c., hence my tetal receipts for the whole work have been but eighty-three dollars. The amount remaining due, according to bill-rendered, is $1,312, Asthe case stands, I propose, for the pres&o. I deem the explauation due to those gentlemen, who have paid up their subscriptions, as they may wish to know what has been done with their money. G. F. ALLARDT, Civil Engineer, San Francisco, Feb. 24th, 1866. £27 2% § PAINTING! PAINTING! L. P. RYAN, I a OPENED A SHOP opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office, ON MAIN STREET, He is. prepared to do all kinds of PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, SIGN AND Carriage Painting, _ On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. feb27 Probate Notice. ie the Probate Court, Nevada county, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of J. H. Warren, deceased. It appearing to the Jadge. of said Court by the petition presented and filed by 8S. B. Caswelk Executor of the last will and testament of J. H. Warren, deceased, praying for an order to sell the persoiial and real estate of said deceased to pay outstanding accounts against said deceased , legacies and charges of administration, that it is necessary to sell so much of said real and personal estate as shall be necessary to pay outstanding accounts against said deceased, le ies and charges of administration. It is thérefore ordered that all persons interested in, aid Estate appear befure the said. Probate Court, on MUNDAY the Twenty-Sixth day of March, A. D. 1866, at the Probate Court at ten o’clock, As M. of that day ut Nevada city, Nevada county, State of Calfornia, to show cause ifany they ean, why an order should not be granted to said Exeeutor tesell-so-much of said Estate as may be necessary, and that a copy of this order be pub Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed aad published in said city and tere . A. C NILES, Probate J _ Nevada, February 23d, 1866. “e. A true copy. = wee ==) Witness ay hand and the seal of said Proseal ¢ bate Court, this, the 24th day of Februapy,ent, to keep in my possession the Maps, Estimates, . « : . Eyer invented, and as an assurance of the faet, EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ‘FOSssESS ONE OF TIiBM Ladies who are desirous of obtaining a GSEWING MACHINES Should not fail to call and inspect the working OF THE FLORENCE! They are the most perfect Sewing Machines, for Family use, ie have been awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS! At all the prigcipal Faire and Exhibitions .in the United States. R. de. DIVER, Agent for Nevada city and vivizity. f13 At A. Goldsmith’s, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. P. Baltz. H. Guenther, ST. LOUIS SALOON, Commercial Street. .ccccccccens:ccoeNevads eity. BALTZ & GUENTHER, Proprietors. , Will be opened on Saturday, Feb-17, an : ae . Almaden QuicksilverJOMFORTABLE HEA UARTERS will C found at this new in hea who want py Good Liquors, Beer or Cigars. An accommodating ‘‘bar-keep” will be found always peg! to mix excellent drinks, Lager Beer, ‘cool and lively” sold by the measure or glass. Give the St. Louis a call. febl6é GRAND FENIAN BALL.» Grass Valley Circle, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. A é Take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county and yicinity that they will gives ' GRAND BALL AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, ' On St. Patrick’s Night, SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH 17th, 1866. Tickets—including Supper—Five Dollars out of the Virginia. City mines _per day, is —~ J A.D. 1866. . : H. FARQUH ork. A. A. Sargent, Attorney. mOnAD, yet / Fo) 7 The Committees will be announced hereafter. Grass Valley, Jan. 27th, , Ets. Ete. oe We return thanks to our many ‘friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retain and increase by a fair and honorable course of . . dealing. Our Prices are made at a fair ving advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. © OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trhde. All accounts averaging over eur *'Time” limit, will invariably be eharged with interest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our business terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or continue, their patronage. All errors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ~~ 8 cease \ ame AGENTs ron COMPANY, re Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. oe All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ business are requested to settle their accounts at once. : & Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, Crawford, Leavitt & Co Nevada Feb. 13th. Crawford, Leavitt & Co, Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight res an¢ tak thr and righ wal wat Hay hos, mut tati Mor king whe its _ nigt Ext tern tuti son Met ‘ont Ast Rev ery gut cro’ Cha of E lent his] stru nea: N ed i the int reac in a Oo cout will Mar Cle _ -~etor are wor G thir eruy will Try Tod’

/ ringing on the war, totally forgetful of bis __ tper of the people of the rebel States, or that ~sgeemstothink that Congress is bound to ~ power and become a traitor to the princity asia shown bythis apéech. The egotiem -—-vesponsiblo, and that-if he -wasPresident be . ~-¢he-country willbe given over to uurepens x te be removed te Sacramento as an organ NEVADA CITY. @éice---Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. se ‘EUESDAY, FEB. 27th, 1866. ane THE PRESIDENT AND ConGress.—Evry step in the development of the Johnson plan of reconstruction, shows that tbe Pree‘ident either totally misapprehends the teim-; he is determined to -betray the natien into rebel hands. Whatever may be the cause Of hts condnect, it becomes the duty of Congress to stand up between the threatened danger and the nation, and to teach Mr, ~ Johnsen that his duty isto execute the laws. and not ‘te make them. . The President THE San Franciscv Call says: A week ago, Charles May, alias Gundiéug, ‘was taken into custody upon suspicien of being implicated in the robbery of Mr. Collector Adsteamer on which Mr. Adams came to San Francisco, and left the vessel after her arrival. Two or-three days afterwards, he went on board of her-and brought ashore his bedding, relled up im & bundle. This fact, taken iu tonnection with a previous dark cloud in which the Detective force have been in the habit of viewing him, was -to ‘them proof as strung as holy writ, and they slamed him into jail te, Micawber-like, wait till something turned up to fasten the crime upenhim. Several days passed away, and the detectives having fuiled to discover any evidence against him, he was ordered tu be discharged from custody, although the de-teétives are morally certain that he is the guilty party. .If the law would permit the Courts te eonviet-every man whom the Poearry out his will, and beeause the Repre‘sentatives of the people have the manliness to-oppose his usurpatiun, he denounces them as. traitors. Congress is the legislative branch of the Government, and to that body * alone belongs the work of reconstruction.— When Johnson asaumes to legislate for the country or any portion of it, he forgets bis oath and assumes powers which should cost him'the place he disgraces. ‘That be has forgotten the party which placed him in ples he advocated in the early days of rebellion, is demonstrated. by, bis disgraceful ‘conduct on the 22d. The most charitable way in which to account. for his cunduct is to attribute it to drunkenness, for to say that Johnson was in his right mind would be an edmission that he is totally uvfitted for .the “exalted position he occupies. Let any~man point to an instance where a President of the United States so far forgot his position as to exibit such ‘viadictive hateand low yulgariand lew illusions in bis. dinlogue with the crowd, show a Aotul disregard fur decency, which cannot be accounted forupon any other grodind than drunkenness. He gutoff the sane old nonsense in regard to the equal. responmbility of the North and the Soath m charges .made in the Senate in ‘60 and '61, that Jeff. Davis and hie associates. were alune would hang them as traitors. He has for{ gotten that he once: said, “Treason was the uighest crime known to the law and should de punished,” und he now says that the Southern people erred for atime. He has forgotten all his past record and his gone over te the enemies of the Republic. Should be succeed in carrying out his purposes, tant rebels and their copperhead allies. We are satisfied that Congress will stand firin in the right, and that the loyal masses of the nation will sustain that body. The uprising has already begun and the Union loving people are speaking in unmistakadle language. ‘The political grave of Andy Jvhoson is opened and his history will prove .how low the digheet may fall. The handwriting upon the wall cannot be mistaken. The people @re saying %6 the President, “Thou art weighed in the balance and found wanting.” Foroey’s article in the Philadelphia Press, which prevoked the wrath ef Johnson, is telegraphed to the Sacrameuto Union, It chargee the President with premeditated treachery to the Union party, with making promises be never intended to fulfill, with cuurting the society of traitors and Copperheads aad with disgustiag Union members of Cungrees by hie incuberent and illogical har-engues. cane: THe Legislatures of Missouri aad Iowa sustain the Congressional majority, and Governor Stone, of lowa, telegraphs, “No.com. ptomise with traitore—pardoned or unpardoned.” The Union editors of Illinois, in their anveal Convention & Peona, unanimously resolved-to ststwin Congress.— Strong resolutions, supporting Congress and universal suffrage, were passed ey the Legislature of Maine. In New York, Seward fxs gone into the. business ot organizing “a Johnson party,.and is very confident of success. Ut is waid —_——_.eno that the Marysville Express is vf President Johnson's Democracy. It has been faithful ‘to the rebellion throughout, . and will doubtless be a powerful machine for Johason.—Flag. WHITE Roww.—A white robin was. lately seen in Placer county. The man knew . it Was a robin because it was in a flock of be ten times worse than the great rebellion. . with rebellion. = = ___GEN. GRANT continues the reduction of falry Battalion, and Company E, completing lice suspect of being guilty of crime it would greatly lighten the labor of the city guardians. j No, No!—The Flag says the state of affairs in Washington on the issue between President Jvuhnsén and his Democratic crowd, and the true friends of the Union and enlightened justice, is alarming. Isa reign of terrer approaching? Iféo, it will Will the patriots who have: followed-up the saving of the Union, yield to a rcreant President and the hest of Northern and Southern Traitors? No, No! AT # meeting of the Union State Central Committee it was. Resolved, That we believe that President: Johnson will remain true to the Constitution and to his pledges, and that he will not euffer himself tu_be betrayed by the attempted seductions of men who were lately in armsagaifist the Union, or by those who in act and declared sentiment sympathized Don’t fool yourselves gentlemen, he has gone, boots and_all. -Vallandigham, ‘the notorious Northern traitor, lately hung-out a flag for President: Johnson, and madea speech for him. He thinksthat Democratic principles are going like thunder. He had better look out for the Unien lightning. Senators who prevented the Freedmen%® Bill from passing over the President's veto, are Bill Stewart, one-horse lawyer formerly ot this city. Morgan of New York, Dixon of Connecticut, Norton of Minnesota, aud Doolittle of Wisconsin. a in the volunteer force in tho South,-and-it will ultimately be succeeded by regulars etationed at garrisoned posts and frontier forts. Among other troops recently ordered to be. mustered out, the California (native) Cav=] the muster out of the Washington Territory regiment, are thentioned.IT is now believed that the Secretary ef the Treasury and the Committee on Ways and Means are in consultation, together witha delegation from the British Provininces, on the subject of reciprocity’ in trade If some scheme that is just to this country can be devised, a renewal of reciprocity may be looked for. REPORTS from portions of Georgia, Florida, Virginia and Alabama, have been received at the Freedmen's Bureau. They are of a very eucouragiog character. The savings banks estublished in most of the leading Southern cities fur the freedmen are generally ina flourishing condition. THE records of the War Department show that over 3,000 brevets bave been conferred upon officers: of the-regular and volunteer forces fer services during the late war. _~ Tue Printiog Bureau is printing new issues of fractiunal currency at the rate of $100,000 per week. The 25 cent notes has the portrait vf ex-Seeretary Fessenden. A MAN was sent to jail for seven daye for begging ofthe Prince of Wales. Poor Prince! ‘ ~<a THe total uumber ot men at work in the ore mills of Guld Hill and Virginia City, is 1,386. Ma. Kinospury, of Hay Fork, Trinity county, is in the hospital with badly frozen feet. . : ' ee Tne number of tons of silver sine taken rebbint of regular robin colon, ; ams. The accused was employed on the / to themselves, neglecting to act. = INFAMOUS NAMES. The nannies of those . Pt Of the subscription money had already been col+ lished at least four weeks successively in the Nevada A TRAIN of seven hundred; wagons recently arrived at South Boise, Idaho, with mining machinery. ! —_—_—_—__—_—_—_—_—_—s ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL-EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Monpay; Feb. 26 B Strickland Coppero J F Carr Willow Va’ G D Dornin Sacrame R H: Leighton Ban J W C Holt San Juan RCory do A Dryden Nevada D H Birdsall SSB B Moore Unionvill C H Mullen Unionsi A Blass Cherokes -M Brown You Bet Ernest Austin RM Taylor Ranch H Sweet Gold Flat T Shurtliff do Brown Red Dog J Witliamson-S 8 B Brown 8 8 BCo_ E G Southard T:lto in D Herrick Gold F H Southard do = Arbgegast Brush C-A Merrow do Hibbert Scotts:Fia-D.H Birdsall. ° do M Barnett Grass, V C W Scott New York E Ellison New Yor W C Monroe Bloomfi W_S Boyles S SB. W Persey Dutch Fla M Mohler Willow V JG Phillips Colfax D Provost Deer cree S Quick Red Dog D R A J H M A E J J N J A P Hewland do JE Matteson do J W Resedo W F Hueton Nevada Mra Creainer Washin G Edmonds Grass Va BS8 Jones Uniunville E W Roberts do RHill do Mrs Sweetser Sacra W Duryea Red Dog J F Thompson, wife DH James Grass V and ehild Virginia In.November of last year, a numbegof citizens of Nevada and Grass Valley had subscribed towards a survey fora RAILROAD to connect these cities with the Central Pacific Railroad, at or near Colfax. The money subscribed was to be. expended (as set~ forth in the subscriptien paper) ‘‘under the direction of Messrs. George W. Kidd, Ira A. Eaton, George D. Roberts, E. McLaughlin and A.S. Hart.”” The last named gentleman, enly, took an active part inthe matter, the. other parties, for reasons best known About the middle of November last, at the request of Mr Hart,L-eametant, Robert H. Moore, Esq, for the purpose of making the survey. Before beginning active opera_ tions, a meeting ofthe subscribers was held in Nevada, at which it was resolved that the survey should

be made forthwith. Accordingly I made an accurate and thorough survey of the route, returned ,to San Franciseo with the notes, and completed the Map, Profile and Estimate. With these I returned to Nevada a few weeks since, laid them beforé a meeting of the subscribers, who examined and adopted my report. It seems, however, that the greater C Richardson Gras V Dr Stottler San Juan [ up from San Francisco, in company with my assis-. HAIR RENEWER. This Preparation beats ‘em all. FOR SALE BY E. F. SPENCE, Nevada, Feb. 21 ° GROVER & BAKER’S Celebrated Elastic Stitch “we SEWING MACHINES. * W M Davis Birchvill J F Radman do Mre C Smith & dGV ; A CARD. —SALESROOM— REMOVED TO 1 16 Montgomery St., San Francisco, — JW. J. PIERSON, Agent. San Francisco, Feb. 21. FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES! HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN. agen Ly ' r MOMROE DOCTRI —For— AMERICA!. ee . MILITARY © GOVERNMENT FOR TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR REBELS! All who endorse the above are solic~ ited to make their <i HEADQUARTERS. AT THE STORE ROOMS , —0OF— Where thev will find mes A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK oF HEAVY & SHELF HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL POWDER, FUSE, Mining and Farming Tools, --. Groceries & Provisions FLOUR AND FEED, . WINES AND LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, lected. Upon investigation, Ifound the account to stand as follows: Total amount subscribed.. Ceceseecocse 0$2,470 Paid for assistancésssssccccses $235 Paid to Allardt...cccscseces 400 Amount—net-colHected..eseee 735 1,370 — “Collected by A. 8. Hart and not . Hecounted for.. sesee erececccces $1,100 Of the four hundred dollars paid to me, I expended three hundred and seventeen dollars for travel ing expenses, bourd billé\for the surveying party, stationery, &c., hence my tetal receipts for the whole work have been but eighty-three dollars. The amount remaining due, according to bill-rendered, is $1,312, Asthe case stands, I propose, for the pres&o. I deem the explauation due to those gentlemen, who have paid up their subscriptions, as they may wish to know what has been done with their money. G. F. ALLARDT, Civil Engineer, San Francisco, Feb. 24th, 1866. £27 2% § PAINTING! PAINTING! L. P. RYAN, I a OPENED A SHOP opposite Wells, Fargo & Co’s Express Office, ON MAIN STREET, He is. prepared to do all kinds of PLAIN, ORNAMENTAL, SIGN AND Carriage Painting, _ On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. feb27 Probate Notice. ie the Probate Court, Nevada county, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of J. H. Warren, deceased. It appearing to the Jadge. of said Court by the petition presented and filed by 8S. B. Caswelk Executor of the last will and testament of J. H. Warren, deceased, praying for an order to sell the persoiial and real estate of said deceased to pay outstanding accounts against said deceased , legacies and charges of administration, that it is necessary to sell so much of said real and personal estate as shall be necessary to pay outstanding accounts against said deceased, le ies and charges of administration. It is thérefore ordered that all persons interested in, aid Estate appear befure the said. Probate Court, on MUNDAY the Twenty-Sixth day of March, A. D. 1866, at the Probate Court at ten o’clock, As M. of that day ut Nevada city, Nevada county, State of Calfornia, to show cause ifany they ean, why an order should not be granted to said Exeeutor tesell-so-much of said Estate as may be necessary, and that a copy of this order be pub Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed aad published in said city and tere . A. C NILES, Probate J _ Nevada, February 23d, 1866. “e. A true copy. = wee ==) Witness ay hand and the seal of said Proseal ¢ bate Court, this, the 24th day of Februapy,ent, to keep in my possession the Maps, Estimates, . « : . Eyer invented, and as an assurance of the faet, EVERY FAMILY SHOULD ‘FOSssESS ONE OF TIiBM Ladies who are desirous of obtaining a GSEWING MACHINES Should not fail to call and inspect the working OF THE FLORENCE! They are the most perfect Sewing Machines, for Family use, ie have been awarded the HIGHEST PREMIUMS! At all the prigcipal Faire and Exhibitions .in the United States. R. de. DIVER, Agent for Nevada city and vivizity. f13 At A. Goldsmith’s, Cor. Broad and Pine Sts. P. Baltz. H. Guenther, ST. LOUIS SALOON, Commercial Street. ..ccccccccens:ccoeNevads eity. BALTZ & GUENTHER, Proprietors. , Will be opened on Saturday, Feb-17, an : ae . Almaden QuicksilverJOMFORTABLE HEA UARTERS will C found at this new in hea who want py Good Liquors, Beer or Cigars. An accommodating ‘‘bar-keep” will be found always peg! to mix excellent drinks, Lager Beer, ‘cool and lively” sold by the measure or glass. Give the St. Louis a call. febl6é GRAND FENIAN BALL.» Grass Valley Circle, FENIAN BROTHERHOOD. A é Take pleasure in announcing to the citizens of Nevada county and yicinity that they will gives ' GRAND BALL AND SUPPER, At Hamilton Hall, Grass Valley, ' On St. Patrick’s Night, SATURDAY EVE’G, MARCH 17th, 1866. Tickets—including Supper—Five Dollars out of the Virginia. City mines _per day, is —~ J A.D. 1866. . : H. FARQUH ork. A. A. Sargent, Attorney. mOnAD, yet / Fo) 7 The Committees will be announced hereafter. Grass Valley, Jan. 27th, , Ets. Ete. oe We return thanks to our many ‘friends for their patrouage during the past year, which we have endeavored to gain, and hope to retain and increase by a fair and honorable course of . . dealing. Our Prices are made at a fair ving advance, from the San Francisco Wholesale market rates, without which, no House can long sustain either itself, its credit or its reputation. © OUR TERMS ARE CASH ! Or 30 days to approved credit trhde. All accounts averaging over eur *'Time” limit, will invariably be eharged with interest as upon money loaned. All who f vor our business terms are respectiully solicited to extend us, or continue, their patronage. All errors of our own, or employees promptly rectified upon being brought to our notice. ~~ 8 cease \ ame AGENTs ron COMPANY, re Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. oe All indebted to our Firm on the last years’ business are requested to settle their accounts at once. : & Goods delivered a reasonable distance Free of Charge, Crawford, Leavitt & Co Nevada Feb. 13th. Crawford, Leavitt & Co, Will sell FOR CASH, ONLY, at their WHOLESALE PRICE, freight res an¢ tak thr and righ wal wat Hay hos, mut tati Mor king whe its _ nigt Ext tern tuti son Met ‘ont Ast Rev ery gut cro’ Cha of E lent his] stru nea: N ed i the int reac in a Oo cout will Mar Cle _ -~etor are wor G thir eruy will Try Tod’