January 26, 1866 (4 pages)

Se ee ee nS REAR 1 HER AE sects Spareeznecatne . time since, Spain, with a greaf blaster, sent : ~ porte. “No sooner had Spain succeeded ia _ AM Valparaiso, and notified the Chilean 49 adjust-the-question, Hedemanded. an _ subscribed liberally, ships were purchased . te assist each other against foreign inva. torpeda; packag: came ‘under nitice, he Ao ae 4 is i i: t u been in, ope ce ey Fy aonivereiry ofthe death See VOM ery -SPANISH domes in AsreRiva.— Ths” epunky “little Repable’ of Chile will soon send the Spanish ferces back to Europe with an-onlarged idea of the strength of republicaniem in Americs. We have just received information that the Spanish. Adwiral, disheartened at the certainty of defeat, had taken. Ahis-own life: Bat s-short . * fleet: toPeru for. the: “purpose shentersing that country subtuitted, but coe. . true 1 a soeites remonstrated aad re. +] man about f & . opposite 6 : deaf hé looked . th ag Y8 aa ‘Napoleon, when crossing the Alps. This morhing, when we went to-breakfast, he resembled the same individual, after the famous battle of Waterloo, broken down, ‘used up,: and uearly gonein. Whether our boarding house! keeper ‘hud it placed’ there for the purpose’ of reminding delinqueat, boarders of what y ny come to or not, we have been un‘able to learn. Whenwe passed near the]. snow man it looked like our landlord when he-ia out.dunning, witha large amount ‘of . 8] bills ia tas hand: We gave it 4 ‘wide berth yesterday, and this morning We-ate pleased ‘Atlantic and Great Wes 4nilliens.of dollaca,.for, which mevea per. cent. bonds are tu be issued. The instrument_required éne thonaand dollars of stamps. ‘cennepinsiccenicenaiiliiitenaaat naa: Francisco recently received a letter from a IAGO, 2,2 young lady in Boston;-which, among other . "For New York. No argo mr Ore Wsitems of informatien, contained the ing: “1 auppese you know that *water-falls’ are out of fashion. Ladies now wear what . are called eres and I have _ got them.” Peru, than the fleet appesred in the harbor government that the apologies made for'g prior misunderstanding were rejected,-a the commander of the fleet was empowered immediate explanation and a salute of twenty-one guns to his flag. The Chilean goyerament refused, and immediately declared war. The Adipiral thereupon declared all tlie ports of Chile blockaded. The little Republic, without a navy or the means to ¢arry o& war, determined to resist the aggressions. of arrogant Spain. Her. people in Englaud, letters of marque issued, and in order te prevent the coal mines from being acized,-they were sold to citizens of the United States. Fears were entertained at first that Chile would be compelled to eu¢comb, bat, in every contest. with the invaders her -ferces have been victorious, and the bleckade has been so-restricted that it amounts te nothing. Tho ‘Spanish soldiers are greatly disheartened and the force will probably be witndrawn as.svon as the news ofthe Admiral’s death reaches the ‘government. In Peru,so seon as the terms accepted by their goverument became known tv the people, a. revelation occurred whieh soou changed the heads of goverament, and it is now probable that Pera will be found en the. side. of Chile. Since the attempt of Spain; te trample upon Peru, the South American States bave come te a better unBolivia, Ecuador and Chile have entered into a defensive alliance, binding themselves sion. From thisit would. r that there is little prebability that any successful attempt will ever be made by Europoan nations to seize upon any Republican country ia South America. ATTEMPT TO AASASSINATE JUDGE Fre.p.—On Saturday, January 13th, Stephen J. Field received through the mail from Baa Francisco a package addressed to him, ways a telegram te the Union, and muiled at San Franciacoe in December. The date was too obscure to be deciphered. On stripping ofthe wrapper a small box was disclosed. A peculiarity in its appearance attracted attention, and it was taken.out of dvors and burat opea by being thrown against a stone pillar. All means of determining ite mode of construction were, thus destroyed. The was then discovered te be a powerful toffiede, Gilled with minie and pistol bullets ang powder, and was doubtless so arrafiged as to explode by the friction of opening.— Paated to one of the ragments of the box was found » printed newspaper paragraph relating te the decision of Judge Field, rendered October 3iat, 1864, in the Pueblo case of San Francisco, The Judge had just reeoived his San Francisco mail of the 2ist of . December, and was opening it ia his room, in the presence uf Judge Luke. When the Boge lid of the case about one-eighth of @if 10@h, when he discovered that it appeated to be held. bya-wire. He then called Judge Lake's attention to it. and under the impression that it tnight be » torpedo, it was taken out of the room aud ‘opened in the t ve Bevtinen ie Camea deen Car Copper Mining compa. ny shipped from the mine, during the yenr. 18665 "2 ‘pounds of copper ore. The Tautite ti Copper Smelting company, whose works are ag Riad Seong aud have uring the, ealy, have w a4 that time « 605 pounds of copper : A onaxe shipped 193,SEO. St. Peter ee “Reese River. —The foliewliig are the ruling prices at Austin :—Good miiers receive from $4 to $5a day in gold, and get board:at $10 per week ; masons, carpenters from $50 to $60 per month and board.— Floudt-is $14 per hundred j “butter 75 cents per pounds cheese 50e ; bacon, 45¢; dried fruits, 37}c ; beef, 12-0 15¢ ; potatoes, 10¢ ; feed barley, 15c.; hay, 4c; eggs, $1 25. per dozen, and other produce in the same proportion. i SoLD.—The ee Valley Union says; A prospector recently returned from the sage brush, and who is a millionaire in feet, was exhibiting some rich specimens in a.saloon on ‘Wednesday, when one of the by: standers stated that he knew.a man whe would give $1,000 to see! where that rock came from. ‘The prospector at once caught at the-buit end asked eagerly who it was? “Why, it’s old blind Bub who lives at Sutterville; he has been stone blind for forty years.”’. The miner.stood. the whisky for. the crowd. a Goon Sociery.—The ealioe of the Visa-. lia Delta, writing from San Francisco; ays: Our country is attracting much more attention than formetly. ‘It is né stigtha, now, telive: at. Visalia, Our -merchanta’ stand A. No, 1 a8 to credit and character, and our’ citizens. are 7. received into “good society,” REMANKABLE.—The Virgisia Union says of the thirty-tiine prisoners in the State derstanding, . Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, . Prison, since November Sth, 1864, every one, . J Séallin San Francis S Quick 8S B_ Piutes-and all, are reported by Wardea Crossman as able to read and write. The Lieutenant General Governor says that the: ‘Indians write a very good hand; and it. is ‘reported ‘frour other souyces that they are mighty smart in a game of draw poker. In Goon STANDING.—The GoldHill News‘says warrants on. the Geld Hill Re. demption Fund are worth ninety cente on the dollar. The interest on her coupon honda, two per cent.a month, is paid regu{larly when due. The little corporation of Gold Hilli is ina healchy condition. M. E. Getsron, ‘the Bulletin says, was formerly a clerk for MeLane & Fowler, insurance agents, of San Frincisco, and left there. a defaulter to the extent-ef severn) thousand dollars some years ago . The matter was subsequently settled in some way, sothat no wiminal prosecution was had in the matter, Be Severe.—In San Francisco, Judge Rix, . * of the Police Court, says the’Union, has decided that the word “‘bilk” jg obscene. He fined a man for applyi ing it to another person, Webster uses it as a good dictiouary werd, having a meaning similar to “fruatrute, bbs “disappuint, or “deesive.” How Hisrory 1s Mane, The English publishing house of Rutl-dge & Sons have just issued a volume entitled “Men ‘of the Time,” 1n which, among other startling facts, the reader fads that General Sherman was compelled to abandon Atlanta, and fleeing edstward tstaped ta the sea. Uxsupuisticate.—The Downieville Messenger relates the following: In childhood, at least, we afe ingenuous A little son of an acquaintance of ours, . just “as he ‘was going tu bed the other night, was asked Moy tite totter if he had said his prayers—if be had proyed for ape and nama. *No,” maid thé honest little” mine, uy haven't tied — , Fe a in New. ‘York city, during thy month of November. Several respectable citizens were shot While riding 18 thelr Garringes,. A NEW Frengh Repubheanelub has bese Reeacceker in Mop he ees the acc oa a and mechanics $6 to $8 ; laborers are paid ¥ THERE weie Gahnes udcathe by violence . ' the Suuth, ‘by all accounts, are a very enterprising set of officials. It is now thought that out of the 120,000 bales of Confederate tton surrendered the Governinent will not get 10,000. The Secretary of the Tr, is reported to have recently remarked flint . o'clock, P_M. of said day f for the purpuse_of’ elect he found it almost impossible to get suitable ‘men to transact that-sort of business. THE receipts of the Sanitary Coumission were about five million, of which one-fuurth came from the Pacifte coast. ENGHosstne CLeRK.—Thomaé Hystt Jr., has been elected Engrossing Clerk of the Senate, in the placé ot Gelstoni ' * YESTERDAY the’ State Library bills were : at the head of the file for. consideration — We have not learned the result.” One bill is favored by the friends of Stratton, and another by his enemies. THREE CENTS.—The new three cent pieces are composed of twenty-five per cent. which makes 4 very fine alloy, ‘Tue Marysville Theatre is to, be reopened, stiortly. — ect may J ay mae q pany to Joha R. Penn, as-trastee, for thirty Waren WHeeLs.—A ‘gentleman i in San} "AGENTS —The cotton ‘agents dispatched ‘to, copper and twenty-six per cent. nickel, . _ rhe 4 . [ init et «weg Central ‘American Transit MOSES erred J. We BLETH N Commeander. For San Juan Del pt from Mission Street wharf, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ON. eee aeeere FER. 14th, ‘ii Connecting at GREYTOWWN with the magalt Si als on the -Musterwill be sent thro’ each trip: t and Inswrance-on Treasure at the lowest ra ~The San Juan and Colorade Rivers are now . fullof water. The transit frum Oceun to Ocean is made ia 20-honrs. The Ameriea will sail March = cay COMMERCIAL STREET, Where h@ will s serve Meals, FOR CASH, at the folowing prices + Breakfast from Ste T o'cPk, 25 cts, Dinner from’ 12 to 2 Pelock, /25 ets, Supper from 5 to 7 orclock, 25 ets, Ledging, . ese mle ihe Charges at other times, ‘according to the order. Hisile ‘ bs daw iota pias ote d & . THE BEST. FURNITURE “TO BE FOUND " This‘side of San relkatiaa Is kept at the Store of For farther tow aad pl Low. sie i ND: Agent, mw . 3 Bi ry and Fine, atreets. National ieee Hotel Co. N te ube is hereby fiven, to the stoekholders of ; the ab6Ve‘hamed Cory oration, that the annual of the said Compaay will be held at the ofae of J. I Caldwell, in Nevada city and eounty, Cal., poe Monday the Stlrday bf March, 1866, aS, 2 ing the officers of said Corporation; and the seavaaeBy order’ of the Board of rugtees. GEO. W. KIDD, President. . i I. Caldwell, Secretary. ? janz3 Fresh Fish t Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish. MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the people of NevaSys city that-he will offer for sale—ON EVERY FRIDAY MOBSING, at 8 o’elock—a Fresh. lot of HERRINGS. FLOUNDERS, STURGEON, BOCK COD, SALJION, ' PERCH, SMELTS, PIKE, CRARBS, &e. &e. And all aioe kinds of Fish to be had in the San Francisco market. kr The Wagon will be in front of Carley & Beckinan’s Saloon, corner of Broad & zane streets, Every Friday Morning. : j20 pov of other business. — ARRIVALS aT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ‘Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. “Tuurspay, Jonuary 25, 1866. Judge Coon Sacrame D Whiting Grass-Va H Southard “ do A Harvill Sucrament J F Carter Omega J F Carr Willow Val 6 Bind Judge Brown You Be J Davy Yee Bet D Cambell Canada GH Colby Red Dog C Bennett do R Burdiss Virginia C Osborn Glenbrook J Bolton do H O Hiscox San Jua J Mitehell Gold Run GN Wood.Sweetland E.J Bare Grass Valle J. Wilson Quaker hill E Wilson Alpha Mrs Carroll Graas.V E. J O'Neal San Jua J 8 Raymond Piety b B Nunan do, WF Cummings'S Pi eerste : ~ MARRIED. ; Birdsall Tilt.m In Grass Valley, Jan, 234, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. C. H. Northup, Mr Chas. &. Wells, of the Grass Valley arene, and Katie H. Perry. Charley, accept for yourself and wife the hearty good wishes of the Taanscnipr. ———— : BIRTH. ee See peer 25th, tothe wife of Richard At lirash Oreck: near this city, ote Mantaps s tanabtor 2 PIONEER ASSAY orrion, Established in 1853. ‘ © me FY ae ’ s tJAMES J. OTT; Office—28 Main Street, Nevada — OLD AND ORES of « > "ialitg done ia presente of depstion: ey be. REAwEs Feckeok™ a COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 Ir You Want @Geed Drink, . !" ees qed said ae D. S. BAKER. -J. Ae MARTIN “D. 9 BAKER & C0, ep ‘ DEALERS iN ! Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fate MEATS, OF ALL KINDS a on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for ash, Goods delivered free of Charge ‘Within a temonsbie distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of ali ‘kinds, on hand. and for sale Cheap for Cash. : ayzlo ° W. L. SHAEFER’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Commercial St. south side, near Pine, New Goods and New Prices! Constantly on par a large lot of BOY'S. CUSTOM MADE BOOTS, Just the thing foy Wet weather. LARGE and carefully selected stock. of fine A Yes French and Philadel made and heavy Water. prot “Iron Clads’?, page esay Iso . an immense LADIES AND CHILDRENS’ BOOTS AND Garvers, ~ With heavy soles—selected nents for thé -ainy season. Custom Work—Both making and repairing Beatly and }promptly. done at the lowest a Tom. Cox. Fite ox & £1 ‘Attorneys and Miemadars at. Taw, SUMMIT CITY PCAL: ° ill practice ah all the Soret of Califorote, ry, Novas ome oo ty, Ni county, Sees ae ‘AS SARGENT. r "special Nestes,cirerevall call ic AGMA IT i Saeatira tee: ‘CRAWFORD. Treas Sy, San FraneeaUPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. 4 Jan Jan. 4th RISLEY’S BUCHU, FOR SALE BY E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Nev. 30. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corher of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, prow ete sonar? on hand a ‘ores . a well @ = Ee le PGitieaas, EXTRA TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Radeeeaing way kept ina first-class Drugwes Physicians Preseri eare~ fully compounded atall Ha many years’. meas Rot asa druggist and apothecary. in yoyo scene I — 80Tieit the commiunit warrant ports Fc . JOHN. SUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine mrrete. — : STATIONERY, Blank Books, PHOTOGRAPH aLBUMS, ho. Justice’ aand Constenishn Blaaks. Nevada, July 28th FENIAN EXCHANGE, . Late Eldorado Pine Street, 2nd door from ‘Transoript Omics. ‘. ’ H. DUGGAN etor.—The « er wele rapentians epee tie bpochtes the public Renerally, that he has @ above named Neat steraesive galver 9 Where lovers of Legitimate t pad always enjoy Cetaakives fa on alone style. hing Ales, Wines, Liquors = Lies NY. Homi ¢ iter, Bell's Life fond London on file. Drop ia, Genta ae % ai ae orerta. » bree ot "Big Tannel => —s i yf peer Os ; of siete © Gtalk 6 gen Clas aie : “Fe tor Call and examine the Stock Lee ame tim inch ee groovy se . +s YEREES

Se ee ee nS REAR 1 HER AE sects Spareeznecatne . time since, Spain, with a greaf blaster, sent : ~ porte. “No sooner had Spain succeeded ia _ AM Valparaiso, and notified the Chilean 49 adjust-the-question, Hedemanded. an _ subscribed liberally, ships were purchased . te assist each other against foreign inva. torpeda; packag: came ‘under nitice, he Ao ae 4 is i i: t u been in, ope ce ey Fy aonivereiry ofthe death See VOM ery -SPANISH domes in AsreRiva.— Ths” epunky “little Repable’ of Chile will soon send the Spanish ferces back to Europe with an-onlarged idea of the strength of republicaniem in Americs. We have just received information that the Spanish. Adwiral, disheartened at the certainty of defeat, had taken. Ahis-own life: Bat s-short . * fleet: toPeru for. the: “purpose shentersing that country subtuitted, but coe. . true 1 a soeites remonstrated aad re. +] man about f & . opposite 6 : deaf hé looked . th ag Y8 aa ‘Napoleon, when crossing the Alps. This morhing, when we went to-breakfast, he resembled the same individual, after the famous battle of Waterloo, broken down, ‘used up,: and uearly gonein. Whether our boarding house! keeper ‘hud it placed’ there for the purpose’ of reminding delinqueat, boarders of what y ny come to or not, we have been un‘able to learn. Whenwe passed near the]. snow man it looked like our landlord when he-ia out.dunning, witha large amount ‘of . 8] bills ia tas hand: We gave it 4 ‘wide berth yesterday, and this morning We-ate pleased ‘Atlantic and Great Wes 4nilliens.of dollaca,.for, which mevea per. cent.. bonds are tu be issued. The instrument_required éne thonaand dollars of stamps. ‘cennepinsiccenicenaiiliiitenaaat naa: Francisco recently received a letter from a IAGO, 2,2 young lady in Boston;-which, among other . "For New York. No argo mr Ore Wsitems of informatien, contained the ing: “1 auppese you know that *water-falls’ are out of fashion. Ladies now wear what . are called eres and I have _ got them.” Peru, than the fleet appesred in the harbor government that the apologies made for'g prior misunderstanding were rejected,-a the commander of the fleet was empowered immediate explanation and a salute of twenty-one guns to his flag. The Chilean goyerament refused, and immediately declared war. The Adipiral thereupon declared all tlie ports of Chile blockaded. The little Republic, without a navy or the means to ¢arry o& war, determined to resist the aggressions. of arrogant Spain. Her. people in Englaud, letters of marque issued, and in order te prevent the coal mines from being acized,-they were sold to citizens of the United States. Fears were entertained at first that Chile would be compelled to eu¢comb, bat, in every contest. with the invaders her -ferces have been victorious, and the bleckade has been so-restricted that it amounts te nothing. Tho ‘Spanish soldiers are greatly disheartened and the force will probably be witndrawn as.svon as the news ofthe Admiral’s death reaches the ‘government. In Peru,so seon as the terms accepted by their goverument became known tv the people, a. revelation occurred whieh soou changed the heads of goverament, and it is now probable that Pera will be found en the. side. of Chile. Since the attempt of Spain; te trample upon Peru, the South American States bave come te a better unBolivia, Ecuador and Chile have entered into a defensive alliance, binding themselves sion. From thisit would. r that there is little prebability that any successful attempt will ever be made by Europoan nations to seize upon any Republican country ia South America. ATTEMPT TO AASASSINATE JUDGE Fre.p.—On Saturday, January 13th, Stephen J. Field received through the mail from Baa Francisco a package addressed to him, ways a telegram te the Union, and muiled at San Franciacoe in December. The date was too obscure to be deciphered. On stripping ofthe wrapper a small box was disclosed. A peculiarity in its appearance attracted attention, and it was taken.out of dvors and burat opea by being thrown against a stone pillar. All means of determining ite mode of construction were, thus destroyed. The was then discovered te be a powerful toffiede, Gilled with minie and pistol bullets ang powder, and was doubtless so arrafiged as to explode by the friction of opening.— Paated to one of the ragments of the box was found » printed newspaper paragraph relating te the decision of Judge Field, rendered October 3iat, 1864, in the Pueblo case of San Francisco, The Judge had just reeoived his San Francisco mail of the 2ist of . December, and was opening it ia his room, in the presence uf Judge Luke. When the Boge lid of the case about one-eighth of @if 10@h, when he discovered that it appeated to be held. bya-wire. He then called Judge Lake's attention to it. and under the impression that it tnight be » torpedo, it was taken out of the room aud ‘opened in the t ve Bevtinen ie Camea deen Car Copper Mining compa. ny shipped from the mine, during the yenr. 18665 "2 ‘pounds of copper ore. The Tautite ti Copper Smelting company, whose works are ag Riad Seong aud have uring the, ealy, have w a4 that time « 605 pounds of copper : A onaxe shipped 193,SEO. St. Peter ee “Reese River. —The foliewliig are the ruling prices at Austin :—Good miiers receive from $4 to $5a day in gold, and get board:at $10 per week ; masons, carpenters from $50 to $60 per month and board.— Floudt-is $14 per hundred j “butter 75 cents per pounds cheese 50e ; bacon, 45¢; dried fruits, 37}c ; beef, 12-0 15¢ ; potatoes, 10¢ ; feed barley, 15c.; hay, 4c; eggs, $1 25. per dozen, and other produce in the same proportion. i SoLD.—The ee Valley Union says; A prospector recently returned from the sage brush, and who is a millionaire in feet, was exhibiting some rich specimens in a.saloon on ‘Wednesday, when one of the by: standers stated that he knew.a man whe would give $1,000 to see! where that rock came from. ‘The prospector at once caught at the-buit end asked eagerly who it was? “Why, it’s old blind Bub who lives at Sutterville; he has been stone blind for forty years.”’. The miner.stood. the whisky for. the crowd. a Goon Sociery.—The ealioe of the Visa-. lia Delta, writing from San Francisco; ays: Our country is attracting much more attention than formetly. ‘It is né stigtha, now, telive: at. Visalia, Our -merchanta’ stand A. No, 1 a8 to credit and character, and our’ citizens. are 7. received into “good society,” REMANKABLE.—The Virgisia Union says of the thirty-tiine prisoners in the State derstanding, . Peru, Venezuela, Colombia, . Prison, since November Sth, 1864, every one, . J Séallin San Francis S Quick 8S B_ Piutes-and all, are reported by Wardea Crossman as able to read and write. The Lieutenant General Governor says that the: ‘Indians write a very good hand; and it. is ‘reported ‘frour other souyces that they are mighty smart in a game of draw poker. In Goon STANDING.—The GoldHill News‘says warrants on. the Geld Hill Re. demption Fund are worth ninety cente on the dollar. The interest on her coupon honda, two per cent.a month, is paid regu{larly when due. The little corporation of Gold Hilli is ina healchy condition. M. E. Getsron, ‘the Bulletin says, was formerly a clerk for MeLane & Fowler, insurance agents, of San Frincisco, and left there. a defaulter to the extent-ef severn) thousand dollars some years ago . The matter was subsequently settled in some way, sothat no wiminal prosecution was had in the matter, Be Severe.—In San Francisco, Judge Rix, . * of the Police Court, says the’Union, has decided that the word “‘bilk” jg obscene. He fined a man for applyi ing it to another person, Webster uses it as a good dictiouary werd, having a meaning similar to “fruatrute, bbs “disappuint, or “deesive.” How Hisrory 1s Mane, The English publishing house of Rutl-dge & Sons have just issued a volume entitled “Men ‘of the Time,” 1n which, among other startling facts, the reader fads that General Sherman was compelled to abandon Atlanta, and fleeing edstward tstaped ta the sea. Uxsupuisticate.—The Downieville Messenger relates the following: In childhood, at least, we afe ingenuous A little son of an acquaintance of ours, . just “as he ‘was going tu bed the other night, was asked Moy tite totter if he had said his prayers—if be had proyed for ape and nama. *No,” maid thé honest little” mine, uy haven't tied — , Fe a in New. ‘York city, during thy month of November.. Several respectable citizens were shot While riding 18 thelr Garringes,. A NEW Frengh Repubheanelub has bese Reeacceker in Mop he ees the acc oa a and mechanics $6 to $8 ; laborers are paid ¥ THERE weie Gahnes udcathe by violence . ' the Suuth, ‘by all accounts, are a very enterprising set of officials. It is now thought that out of the 120,000 bales of Confederate tton surrendered the Governinent will not get 10,000. The Secretary of the Tr, is reported to have recently remarked flint . o'clock, P_M. of said day f for the purpuse_of’ elect he found it almost impossible to get suitable ‘men to transact that-sort of business. THE receipts of the Sanitary Coumission were about five million, of which one-fuurth came from the Pacifte coast. ENGHosstne CLeRK.—Thomaé Hystt Jr., has been elected Engrossing Clerk of the Senate, in the placé ot Gelstoni ' * YESTERDAY the’ State Library bills were : at the head of the file for. consideration — We have not learned the result.” One bill is favored by the friends of Stratton, and another by his enemies. THREE CENTS.—The new three cent

pieces are composed of twenty-five per cent. which makes 4 very fine alloy, ‘Tue Marysville Theatre is to, be reopened, stiortly. — ect may J ay mae q pany to Joha R. Penn, as-trastee, for thirty Waren WHeeLs.—A ‘gentleman i in San} "AGENTS —The cotton ‘agents dispatched ‘to, copper and twenty-six per cent. nickel, . _ rhe 4 . [ init et «weg Central ‘American Transit MOSES erred J. We BLETH N Commeander. For San Juan Del pt from Mission Street wharf, at 10 o’clock, A. M. ON. eee aeeere FER. 14th, ‘ii Connecting at GREYTOWWN with the magalt Si als on the -Musterwill be sent thro’ each trip: t and Inswrance-on Treasure at the lowest ra ~The San Juan and Colorade Rivers are now . fullof water. The transit frum Oceun to Ocean is made ia 20-honrs. The Ameriea will sail March = cay COMMERCIAL STREET, Where h@ will s serve Meals, FOR CASH, at the folowing prices + Breakfast from Ste T o'cPk, 25 cts, Dinner from’ 12 to 2 Pelock, /25 ets, Supper from 5 to 7 orclock, 25 ets, Ledging, .. ese mle ihe Charges at other times, ‘according to the order. Hisile ‘ bs daw iota pias ote d & . THE BEST. FURNITURE “TO BE FOUND " This‘side of San relkatiaa Is kept at the Store of For farther tow aad pl Low. sie i ND: Agent, mw . 3 Bi ry and Fine, atreets. National ieee Hotel Co.. N te ube is hereby fiven, to the stoekholders of ; the ab6Ve‘hamed Cory oration, that the annual of the said Compaay will be held at the ofae of J. I Caldwell, in Nevada city and eounty, Cal., poe Monday the Stlrday bf March, 1866, aS, 2 ing the officers of said Corporation; and the seavaaeBy order’ of the Board of rugtees. GEO. W. KIDD, President. . i I. Caldwell, Secretary. ? janz3 Fresh Fish t Fresh Fish ! Fresh Fish. MOSES KORN, WOULD inform the people of NevaSys city that-he will offer for sale—ON EVERY FRIDAY MOBSING, at 8 o’elock—a Fresh. lot of HERRINGS. FLOUNDERS, STURGEON, BOCK COD, SALJION, ' PERCH, SMELTS, PIKE, CRARBS, &e. &e. And all aioe kinds of Fish to be had in the San Francisco market. kr The Wagon will be in front of Carley & Beckinan’s Saloon, corner of Broad & zane streets, Every Friday Morning. : j20 pov of other business. — ARRIVALS aT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. ‘Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. “Tuurspay, Jonuary 25, 1866. Judge Coon Sacrame D Whiting Grass-Va H Southard “ do A Harvill Sucrament J F Carter Omega J F Carr Willow Val 6 Bind Judge Brown You Be J Davy Yee Bet D Cambell Canada GH Colby Red Dog C Bennett do R Burdiss Virginia C Osborn Glenbrook J Bolton do H O Hiscox San Jua J Mitehell Gold Run GN Wood.Sweetland E.J Bare Grass Valle J. Wilson Quaker hill E Wilson Alpha Mrs Carroll Graas.V E. J O'Neal San Jua J 8 Raymond Piety b B Nunan do, WF Cummings'S Pi eerste : ~ MARRIED. ; Birdsall Tilt.m In Grass Valley, Jan, 234, at the residence of the brides father, by the Rev. C. H. Northup, Mr Chas. &. Wells, of the Grass Valley arene, and Katie H. Perry. Charley, accept for yourself and wife the hearty good wishes of the Taanscnipr. ———— : BIRTH. ee See peer 25th, tothe wife of Richard At lirash Oreck: near this city, ote Mantaps s tanabtor 2 PIONEER ASSAY orrion, Established in 1853. ‘ © me FY ae ’ s tJAMES J. OTT; Office—28 Main Street, Nevada — OLD AND ORES of « > "ialitg done ia presente of depstion: ey be. REAwEs Feckeok™ a COR. @F PINE AND COMMERCIAL 81 Ir You Want @Geed Drink, . !" ees qed said ae D. S. BAKER. -J. Ae MARTIN “D. 9 BAKER & C0, ep ‘ DEALERS iN ! Groceries, Provisions, Can Fruits, Wheat, Barley and Ground Feed No. 73 Broad Street, Nevada. Fate MEATS, OF ALL KINDS a on hand and for sale at Cheap rates for ash, Goods delivered free of Charge ‘Within a temonsbie distance of Nevada. WOOD—Of ali ‘kinds, on hand. and for sale Cheap for Cash. : ayzlo ° W. L. SHAEFER’S BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Commercial St. south side, near Pine, New Goods and New Prices! Constantly on par a large lot of BOY'S. CUSTOM MADE BOOTS, Just the thing foy Wet weather. LARGE and carefully selected stock. of fine A Yes French and Philadel made and heavy Water. prot “Iron Clads’?, page esay Iso . an immense LADIES AND CHILDRENS’ BOOTS AND Garvers, ~ With heavy soles—selected nents for thé -ainy season. Custom Work—Both making and repairing Beatly and }promptly. done at the lowest a Tom. Cox. Fite ox & £1 ‘Attorneys and Miemadars at. Taw, SUMMIT CITY PCAL: ° ill practice ah all the Soret of Califorote, ry, Novas ome oo ty, Ni county, Sees ae ‘AS SARGENT. r "special Nestes,cirerevall call ic AGMA IT i Saeatira tee: ‘CRAWFORD. Treas Sy, San FraneeaUPHOLSTERING and REPAIRING Done at the shortest notice. 4 Jan Jan. 4th RISLEY’S BUCHU, FOR SALE BY E. F. SPENCE. Nevada, Nev. 30. DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS; (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corher of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada, prow ete sonar? on hand a ‘ores . a well @ = Ee le PGitieaas, EXTRA TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, Radeeeaing way kept ina first-class Drugwes Physicians Preseri eare~ fully compounded atall Ha many years’. meas Rot asa druggist and apothecary. in yoyo scene I — 80Tieit the commiunit warrant ports Fc . JOHN. SUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. G. R. CRAWFORD, Cor. of Broad and Pine mrrete. — : STATIONERY, Blank Books, PHOTOGRAPH aLBUMS, ho. Justice’ aand Constenishn Blaaks. Nevada, July 28th FENIAN EXCHANGE, . Late Eldorado Pine Street, 2nd door from ‘Transoript Omics. ‘. ’ H. DUGGAN etor.—The « er wele rapentians epee tie bpochtes the public Renerally, that he has @ above named Neat steraesive galver 9 Where lovers of Legitimate t pad always enjoy Cetaakives fa on alone style. hing Ales, Wines, Liquors = Lies NY. Homi ¢ iter, Bell's Life fond London on file. Drop ia, Genta ae % ai ae orerta. » bree ot "Big Tannel => —s i yf peer Os ; of siete © Gtalk 6 gen Clas aie : “Fe tor Call and examine the Stock Lee ame tim inch ee groovy se . +s YEREES