July 17, 1866 (4 pages)

COUNTY ani GIPY OFFICIAL PRESS TURSPAY, JULY 17, 1866. _—_——— . ae Wittow VAtier.~Witbin the past twelve months a fiuurishing mining prospect has opened in the vicinity ef Willow Valley. A twélvemonth since the ground was hardly broken within the range of the Valley, now,” large numbers of ininclines and shafts are sunk, and several very fine works are in operation. The population 1s nearly doubled, and two very comfortable boarding houses ure doing a] fine business. “The mines present excellent indications as far as they have ‘been opened. The Talbot ledge, which was discovered about a year since, has been more thoroughly prospected than any other in the Vailey. This, with Magnolia, Muntana and others, is lucated on the west bank vf Shady Creek. From the creek a number of small stringers, which are very rich and from which a quantity of coarse quartz gold kas been-takeo, run in a westerly direction into the bill. These are supposed to be feeders frum the larger ledges which run through ‘the Valley. The locators of the Talbot vorked the ledge by shaftand tunnel ‘to the water level, taking out rock that paid from $25 tv $36 per too, when most of the origina! holders weld out. Eddy of French Corral, Marselus, Barton, and one or two vthers now own the claim. This. company recently completed spleadid hvisting and pamping machinery. The buildingis thirty by sixty feet, two stories bigh, and one of the inost substantial structures in the county. The engine was ‘built at the Nevada Foundry. It is of twenty-seven horse powerand is a splendid piece of work, The beiler, furnaces, hoisting and pumping gear all work charmingly. The Cornish pump is used, and the water is lifted te the level ‘of the old tuanel. The incline has two compartmetits, one for the pump and stairway snd the other forthe car. The rock. is hoisted to the secund story. In every part of the mine there is: plenty of room and men can work to the best advantage.— Fresh air is driven to the bottom of the inéling bya wind-pan. The incline, is sew down 120 feet. They are running uuder the ledge which is from two and half to thiee ‘feet thick. Itis thought that the grade of ’ the ledge will svon change and it will come into the incline. Should it nut do so, a _shvot will be run upto cutit. The Inet crushing from the ledge pid $33, and since its discovery money enough has been taken out to pay the expenses of working und erect hoisting works as good as any in the county. The next ledge south ofthe Talbot, is the Montana, owned by Mohler & Cu. An incline has been sunk on this claim to the depth of 80 feet. The ledge is well defined aud shows on both sides uf the incline from top te bottom, Reck erushed trom this incliow paid from $16 te $50 to the ton. Further southis the Magnolia ledge, owned by Carr & Co. Several shafts have been sunk upon the ledge and rock taken out which pnid as bigh as $40 to the tun. The average of the ruck is from $2U tou $25 per tea: The shaft in which the cowpany. is: now at work is about 40 feet below the surface. ; Kawt-of these claims, on Deer Creek, the Orieatal mill and Murchie’s mill are lucatedAbove the former ‘is thé Buckeye” mine.— The Oriental nil! Co.,F. Miller Superintendeat, is running an incline tor the purpose of ‘prospecting this ledge. McLain touk ruck out of the old’ tunuel from which he worked $200 in » hand wortar. The Dead Wood is owned by Foster, . ~ Parke: & Co. ‘This company have reachefi adepth of 50 ur 60 feet. They huiat by hand and raise the waterby a sx inch Hanebrow pump. They hove a large ledge which they are working in two places. The surface rock pays $53 per ton and is more than paying the expenses of sinking the iu“cline. The Mouimeth, Federal Loan and other companies above are running tunnels and sinking shafts fur the purpose uf epening the, claims. The rock crushed from all these ledges paid. well. There are few places in the: State where ledges show finer proapects than those of Willow. Valley. When-they are thorough. lyopened'the gold yield of the county will be turgely increased. We are, infomed, that on last Saturday night a ‘very distinct shock of an earthquake . wee felt io this city. “. most important public works ever constract‘had one of his legs torn off by a threshing ‘cost ftom 2 to 10 millions of dollars.— When constructéd it will be one of the ed in this country.-.A breach of promise suit has been commenced against GenoHM. Naglee. Damages claimed $100,000. There are 818 children in Stockton between 5and 15 years old. That is a small turnout.It is said several companies of men have left the port of San’Francisce to . and commanded.9,000 ounces of gold was deposited at the Mint iu one day last week. That is a fair showing, but there is more coming.There was an excursion train last Sunday from Sacramento to Alta, We heard our mail was stopped for conscientious reasons. Be consistent or give us our mails. Saturday an earthquake was felt at Sacramento and also at Marysville. It may be ‘there will be a raising of the streets from below, above high water mark. We hepe not thengh.Fhe—immense growth of wild-oats on the hills around San Jose has made beevés numerous. .Oakland, in Alameda county, is said tv be progressing rapidly. It deserves it, fur-it is one of the prettiest rural towns in the State. Jasper S. Grott, 6 miles from Santa Clara, machine. ‘They wre useful machines, but . dangerous. Father Currin, of the Valley street Catholic Church, S. F., has been reinstated by the Holy Father. and is on his way home from Rome.11,000 naines are already on the Great Register in San Francisco.Qne vessel, in ene day, carried from Stockton 51,000 pounds of copper, and 170,666 pounds: of wheat. Better returns of these than of children. ELOPEMENT, Smash Up anv CapPrTure. Acase occurred in this city on last Sunday which fully illustrates the roughness of the “course of true love.” It appears that a colored man named George Waters, sged about thirty. and Clarissa Buoth a sable lady of abvut fourteen, determined to marry,and being unable to obiwin the consent of “ye stern parient,’’ made up their minds to elope. Waters hired a team at Hunk Place’s stuble on Sunday night, stating that he was bound for Dutch Flat. He met the young-lady as she was returning from Church with anoth‘er fellow, and she, to the astonishment of her escort, juinped into the buggy and drove4 off. The affectiunute pair struck for the State of Nevada where they hoped to be “made one flesh;” but they bad not gone ‘amile before the axle of the vehicle broke, and they were spilled out upon the ground, the would-be groom very much bruised.— They sent to town for another vehicle but none could be obtained. They determined still not to give up and made for the woods, The father of the girl yesterday offered $75 for the recovery of his child. and ‘ye cruel officer” sturted in pursuit, The parties were found in the grove near Sugar Loaf, and thegirl brought back. The borseof the officer who went to make the arrest was frightened by a white man who took the part of Waters. Theanimal threw bis rider and the friend threatened tu ‘blow the top of his head off." The girl resisted desperately the-attempt-to tear her trem her lover, and it was With the greatest difficulty that she was brought to town. . Imimediate-~ ly several suits were commenced .und the whole affair stuod « fine chance of being ventilated ju, the courts. But thy parties lawyers.Phe complvints” were” all withdrawn, and the girl censented ‘to go howe tu her parents and beeowe an obedient daughter. The groom is no doubt cunvineed that there’s“many a reugh p'ace on the ruad to watrimony Minine Inconronatrion.—The Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Company filed a certificate uf incorporation in San Francisco last week. bey propuse working the Enterprise mine in Meadow Lake. or the Excelsior District, in this county. Capital stuck, $1 500,000, divided into 6,000 shares of $250 each. “Tiustees—Martin White, E. E. Rice, F.C. Geddard, O. Crandall and. J. V.S. De Bell. : Mn. Barnum is credited with a good thing, apropos of the Senatorial elretion in Connecticut. After the vote with the House was anniousced, says the Bridgeport Standard, and seven Unioit votes had been enst ngninat the caucus ‘nominee. a Copperhead »cquaintance went up to Mr. Barnuin and said, “Well, we are raking out your party. We have got out seven menibers to-day.” “Yea,” reapanded the great showman, “the exine number that, were raked out . of Mary Magdalene.” “The conversation aid the Liberals in Mexico, well equipped . “= .J H Fuller & wdo WM Fawley concluded to take the good advice of their . ~~ of the firm in San Francisco. . Ladies are requested to call and examine the new stock: = » Brrren.By.s-Due.—J.A.C. Palmer waa yesterday bitten in the hand by a dog belonging te Fred; Bat-chey. Palmer went te the rear of Bulacher’s shop to get some water. ‘The dog was fastened but broke his chain. een ad ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Suxnay & Monpay, Jaly 15-16, 1866. J M Dwinell San Fr J Anderson Nevada M D Boruck do D Levings do M Hydehff & wRDD McDonald do do D.McCarty Eureka H Southard mill Mise E McCarty do. A Brown Gregory mi A Newman, . do ED Herrick Diteh J I Sykes Grass Vall H A Fartham Ora F CM -Butts do TAHale do P Marvin do W Bonner Washingt HC Jacobson do WH Gilliland Union S F Marble do WH Root N QMill W H Kinder Gold R L Taylor Camptonvill .A Bateman Meado L. J P Ripley Virgin C do do J Heninger JC Hasty do. J W Thall Mrs Helinger Marys R_ Gordon Bear Rive R IT Bowley Coltax R E } hompson Can bJ Williamson Nevad M Mohler Willow V CH Mallen Unienvi M Green OmegaKE V Peck Cement h CH Clint Blue Tent D Murphy Washingt FM Clark Grass Va S Baker Creacent mi’ R Flanders do: F Smith San Juan C Clark dé. Mrs Fifield. do EM Fry do J Gedert do L Buch Orleans Flat O Richards do E IE Bryant Nevada F Jewell Forest Spr R Abbey San Juan A Burt do C T Sairs Theat Agt W Terrill do C. Walker Grass V.al A Jenkney do W Storlain do Jas Goad do ‘W. Dowell do G Mitts do H GLeeman . -do--A B Vanslyke Pen V EW Roberts do DO Teeple Omega A Keeler You Bet SM Place Maine HK Brown , do J T Fisher & w Colf E T Gile San Franci Miss Fisher do F Keiser do ‘ ‘UMMONS.-:-State of California, county of w) Nevada, township of Eureka, se, Before J. W.C. Coleman, Justice of the Peace. The People of the state of Catifornia, send greeting to T. M. Girard, Daniel S. Himes and Pleasant Wells. You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office inthe township of Eureka in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day of October, A. D. 1866, at 1 o’clock, P. M., to answer to the complaint of William Oberman who de mands of you the sum of Two hundred and ninety nine dollars un a certain promissory note, dated Woolsey’s Flat, ~~ 2, 1862, made payable three monthe from the rate of three per cent per month from date and on which there are credits for Une Hundred and Fifty dolHars-as-per_complaint_new en_fite in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear «nd answer. Giyen under my hsnd this 14th day of July, 1866. = J W.C. COLEMAN, J. P, A true copy, attest. J.C. Eastman, wen Leneiehn, E. T. It is hereby ordered that the above summons be served by publication in Nevada Daily Transcript, at least once a week for the space of ninety days from date of said summons. J. W.C. COLEMAN, J. P, Eureka T’p. Attest. ~J C, Eastman, Dep Const. Pyar NEVADA THEATRE. TUESDAY EVEN’G, JULY 17th, a Entire Change of Programme, The beautiful Drama of a BACHELOR OF ARTS. OR, QUID PRO QUO. BS ee Harry Jasper. B.A Mr GEO PAUNCEFORT As played by him with great sucess in every eity in the States. Z Popular Ballad..Mrs Geo Pauncefort To conciude with a laughable farce in wrich the Company will appear. METROPOLITAN COMPANY. ‘the Talented-Artist, MR: GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, Supported by the following Ladies and Gentlemea of acknowledyed Talent: MRS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, Miss Francis Gases, Miss Mattie Field, Harry Brown, J. Paullin, Cc. Evans, git = Cc. P Edmonds : K. Evans, J. Wilson, Mr Alexander, Robinson. COMEDY AND TRAGEDY. MUSIC AND DANCING. New Sensational Dramas ‘Admission—Usual Prices. jy 15 Cc. T. SALRS, Business Agent. Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICEK— Corner of Broad & Pine streets..Nevada city J. Cc. DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, a -NOPARY PUBLIC, @. 18 Weill was not pursued, GRASS VALLEY. § ate and bearing interest at; Book and Job Printers, Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, Paper Rulers, — 536 Clay Street, opp, Leidesdorff, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL fE‘HIS FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTERS of Paper, Printers’ Materials, Inks. &¢;; and with the largest Printing Office in the State. are able to do good work with dixpatch, at very low prices. Parties sending orders froii the as tho. gh personally present. Samples and price lista furnished if desired, and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Agents for H.D. Wade’s Inks, San Francisco, July 13th—tf W. C. POPE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in OILS. LAMPS, &c. : MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. FURNITURE, wr The Cheapest Furniture Store in Nevada County. © All Goods delivered free of charge. Grass Valley, July 8th, DR. W. GROVE DEAL, + =OFFICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Bakery, i NEVADA CITY. Office Hours—From 9 to 12 o'clock ; from 1 to 3 P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. M, Nevadacity, July 10th. DR. SCHWARZBACH, Pysicianmn and Oculist. Office—Brvad Street, near the Bridge. : Office Hours—From 8 to 10A.M. and 12to4P.M Nevada. July 3d. : . QV Cc. M, BA” ES, PHYSICIAN. Office in Masonic Building, corner of Pine & Com mercial streete entrance on Pine, United States Internal Revenue, ° Fifth Division, 4th District. California. Nevada city; July 12th, 1866. OTICE is hereby given to all persons as\N sessed for Excise Taxes cither on Incomes, Carriages, Gold Watches, Silver Plate or Licenscs that the Annua! List for Nevada county has been completed and returned to the Collector fer collection, and that the Taxes thereon are now due, and payable at my office, Masenic Building, Nevada city. S. B. DAVENPORT, jp13 Collector, 5th Division: DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with a call. at any hoar. Teeth after having become sensitive by cxposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. 1 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie >ffice toe be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time? 1 em 8 nko cent located in this 4 Residenoe ow Sacramento street, third house fromTemperance Hall Vulcanite Work done ‘at this office. promptly and neatly.) CITY BREWERY. JO HN BLASAVDUF, Would respectfully inform the peoii wpie of Nevada county that he is now (HW? \prepared to furnish the very best . LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. Families and Saloons can be sure of geétting a splendid article of Beer in Kegs or Bottles, In any quantity from a pint to one hundred gal “All orders left at the City Brewery on SPRING STREET, will be premptly and “Faithfully atten ded to. ete ' wey 6. J, L' Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. —OFFICES— At Nevada‘City and Meadow Lake. Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city, Office at Meadow Lake, en South side of B street. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Ne. vada county, and Commissicner for the State of NeJohn Caldwell, District Attorney and Notary Publie for Nevada county. J, 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. junel2 J. B. JOHNSON,Attorney and Counselor at ; NOTARY PUBLIC —AND— Law, Interior will be: served as faithfully . je2i according tothe value of the prope ed, fot which the Co . _. New Goops.—Mr, Rosenberg & Bro., ; * : ng San Franit,. Gat Mt ae Ve 6 feces aha baron . TOWNE & BACON, — . irornin Butiding, Loan ana sere some street.) for the temporary deposit of Gola Dust; Coin, Bonds, eté,, at a small monthly ren, ’ Tty deposit. mpany will be acconntabie THOMAS MOONEY, President,” ia meee, xr Strangers Visits Je28— IGE CREAMT ICE CREAM . FOR SALE AT THE . x UNITED STATES BAKERY,’ ON PINE STREET. JULIUS DREYFUss, Nevada, June 29th. WIZARD OIL! A Fresh consignment, << Just received by KE. F. SPENCE, FOR as PORT WINE For Invalids or Convgplescents, by thé Case or Bottle. i '=—AND— . “—~& few more Bottles of No, 1, RING’S AM BR Osta, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. sea SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner. of Commercial &. Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. E Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &., &, JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco! AVING the same facilities for buying as the old firm I am enabled tosell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountains. To my extensive stock I would call ‘the attention of Dealers and*the public generally. : Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. ~ 7 JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Feb 13th, 7 : J. W. HINDS. Gold Dust. market value. ~ R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE. MINDS & TULLY, Baukers. Successors to G. W. Kid yAyene bought the well known Banking mouse and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Willcarry on the Banking business, at the;old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for xr Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. L'beral advances made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. — Deposits Received. Francisco and Sacramento. . Drafts on the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates, 4 Collections made. eurities purchased at the { State and County seChecks on Sap — highest Agents for the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. : : Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYE All Ansays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (’alifornia ; Sacramento, D.O. M il.s & Co.; New York, Lees & Waller. ap} ed a Barber Shop, pared to do In the best Style. ITALIAN BARBER SHOP. PHILIP DUCA, OULD respectfully inform the citizen of Nevada city and vicinity that he has oped: On Broad Street, Opposite Stump{’s Restaurant, and is well preHair Dressing, Ifyou want to have s Bit clean Shave giveme a call, In connect the Barber Shop I have Bathing Roome andre duced the price of Baths to 25 Cents.2 My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice as any 10 the State. Bath call at my place. Baths galy. PHI Nevada, July 8th, 1866. If you wanta — oa 25 cents IP DUCA. MAIN STREET...N Next door above pages an tere North San Juan, March 14th. MEAT MAKKET. JAMES MUONROK can be dag ap ete on Broad body with the Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork he low est cash prices _ broad st. CRAIG gravel was Co. ia Cou ber of pan ywlded froi Withia the were run in dred aud fil ola iarge doned, but that a rich where 1n Craig & Cc if they cou they fouud itrigate the some three bed of grat nel found is Horse grot days. The of ground, a fortune, a tuanel to w. it succeed gravel chau other com] work, will nels to. the to be starti: vicinity, an greatly inc: Tue Bie Ledge is lo and is. own ‘is large anc aged about tew years have. recent driven a sh level. The which they down fifty erect hoist mine. Th prospects i tirid **goud opened, THe I working or Ledge has three feet . specimens were covet phurets. . guing toe chinery on mull, and s The owner ing the ree a crushing work upon ledge and the croppi THEATER at the The visited thi: erywhere . ‘of them ji pany cons Pauncefor tie Field, aad first r E. Evens, Alexander We advise Ronse . Meu enter on Wood’s pocket kn were strev the fact th hiding pla it is evider ed with the " for a key i Pure ( debted to Vineyard, superb na‘ The wine ~exce llenc: native wit DistTai Hughes. aud one. w Smith e ing suit ¢ the term. Alford answer de se r tider and cause

COUNTY ani GIPY OFFICIAL PRESS TURSPAY, JULY 17, 1866. _—_——— . ae Wittow VAtier.~Witbin the past twelve months a fiuurishing mining prospect has opened in the vicinity ef Willow Valley. A twélvemonth since the ground was hardly broken within the range of the Valley, now,” large numbers of ininclines and shafts are sunk, and several very fine works are in operation. The population 1s nearly doubled, and two very comfortable boarding houses ure doing a] fine business. “The mines present excellent indications as far as they have ‘been opened. The Talbot ledge, which was discovered about a year since, has been more thoroughly prospected than any other in the Vailey. This, with Magnolia, Muntana and others, is lucated on the west bank vf Shady Creek. From the creek a number of small stringers, which are very rich and from which a quantity of coarse quartz gold kas been-takeo, run in a westerly direction into the bill. These are supposed to be feeders frum the larger ledges which run through ‘the Valley. The locators of the Talbot vorked the ledge by shaftand tunnel ‘to the water level, taking out rock that paid from $25 tv $36 per too, when most of the origina! holders weld out. Eddy of French Corral, Marselus, Barton, and one or two vthers now own the claim. This. company recently completed spleadid hvisting and pamping machinery. The buildingis thirty by sixty feet, two stories bigh, and one of the inost substantial structures in the county. The engine was ‘built at the Nevada Foundry. It is of twenty-seven horse powerand is a splendid piece of work, The beiler, furnaces, hoisting and pumping gear all work charmingly. The Cornish pump is used, and the water is lifted te the level ‘of the old tuanel. The incline has two compartmetits, one for the pump and stairway snd the other forthe car. The rock. is hoisted to the secund story. In every part of the mine there is: plenty of room and men can work to the best advantage.— Fresh air is driven to the bottom of the inéling bya wind-pan. The incline, is sew down 120 feet. They are running uuder the ledge which is from two and half to thiee ‘feet thick. Itis thought that the grade of ’ the ledge will svon change and it will come into the incline. Should it nut do so, a _shvot will be run upto cutit. The Inet crushing from the ledge pid $33, and since its discovery money enough has been taken out to pay the expenses of working und erect hoisting works as good as any in the county. The next ledge south ofthe Talbot, is the Montana, owned by Mohler & Cu. An incline has been sunk on this claim to the depth of 80 feet. The ledge is well defined aud shows on both sides uf the incline from top te bottom, Reck erushed trom this incliow paid from $16 te $50 to the ton. Further southis the Magnolia ledge, owned by Carr & Co. Several shafts have been sunk upon the ledge and rock taken out which pnid as bigh as $40 to the tun. The average of the ruck is from $2U tou $25 per tea: The shaft in which the cowpany. is: now at work is about 40 feet below the surface. ; Kawt-of these claims, on Deer Creek, the Orieatal mill and Murchie’s mill are lucatedAbove the former ‘is thé Buckeye” mine.— The Oriental nil! Co.,F. Miller Superintendeat, is running an incline tor the purpose of ‘prospecting this ledge. McLain touk ruck out of the old’ tunuel from which he worked $200 in » hand wortar. The Dead Wood is owned by Foster, . ~ Parke: & Co. ‘This company have reachefi adepth of 50 ur 60 feet. They huiat by hand and raise the waterby a sx inch Hanebrow pump. They hove a large ledge which they are working in two places. The surface rock pays $53 per ton and is more than paying the expenses of sinking the iu“cline. The Mouimeth, Federal Loan and other companies above are running tunnels and sinking shafts fur the purpose uf epening the, claims.. The rock crushed from all these ledges paid. well. There are few places in the: State where ledges show finer proapects than those of Willow. Valley. When-they are thorough. lyopened'the gold yield of the county will be turgely increased. We are, infomed, that on last Saturday night a ‘very distinct shock of an earthquake . wee felt io this city. “. most important public works ever constract‘had one of his legs torn off by a threshing ‘cost ftom 2 to 10 millions of dollars.— When constructéd it will be one of the ed in this country.-.A breach of promise suit has been commenced against GenoHM. Naglee. Damages claimed $100,000. There are 818 children in Stockton between 5and 15 years old. That is a small turnout..It is said several companies of men have left the port of San’Francisce to . and commanded..9,000 ounces of gold was deposited at the Mint iu one day last week. That is a fair showing, but there is more coming..There was an excursion train last Sunday from Sacramento to Alta, We heard our mail was stopped for conscientious reasons. Be consistent or give us our mails.. Saturday an earthquake was felt at Sacramento and also at Marysville. It may be ‘there will be a raising of the streets from below, above high water mark. We hepe not thengh..Fhe—immense growth of wild-oats on the hills around San Jose has made beevés numerous.. .Oakland, in Alameda county, is said tv be progressing rapidly. It deserves it, fur-it is one of the prettiest rural towns in the State. Jasper S. Grott, 6 miles from Santa Clara, machine. ‘They wre useful machines, but . dangerous.. Father Currin, of the Valley street Catholic Church, S. F., has been reinstated by the Holy Father. and is on his way home from Rome..11,000 naines are already on the Great Register in San Francisco..Qne vessel, in ene day, carried from Stockton 51,000 pounds of copper, and 170,666 pounds: of wheat. Better returns of these than of children. ELOPEMENT, Smash Up anv CapPrTure. Acase occurred in this city on last Sunday which fully illustrates the roughness of the “course of true love.” It appears that a colored man named George Waters, sged about thirty. and Clarissa Buoth a sable lady of abvut fourteen, determined to marry,and being unable to obiwin the consent of “ye stern parient,’’ made up their minds to elope. Waters hired a team at Hunk Place’s stuble on Sunday night, stating that he was bound for Dutch Flat. He met the young-lady as she was returning from Church with anoth‘er fellow, and she, to the astonishment of her escort, juinped into the buggy and drove4 off. The affectiunute pair struck for the State of Nevada where they hoped to be “made one flesh;” but they bad not gone ‘amile before the axle of the vehicle broke, and they were spilled out upon the ground, the would-be groom very much bruised.— They sent to town for another vehicle but none could be obtained. They determined still not to give up and made for the woods, The father of the girl yesterday offered $75 for the recovery of his child. and ‘ye cruel officer” sturted in pursuit, The parties were found in the grove near Sugar Loaf, and thegirl brought back. The borseof the officer who went to make the arrest was frightened by a white man who took the part of Waters. Theanimal threw bis rider and the friend threatened tu ‘blow the top of his head off." The girl resisted desperately the-attempt-to tear her trem her lover, and it was With the greatest difficulty that she was brought to town. . Imimediate-~ ly several suits were commenced .und the whole affair stuod « fine chance of being ventilated ju, the courts. But thy parties lawyers.Phe complvints” were” all withdrawn, and the girl censented ‘to go howe tu her parents and beeowe an obedient daughter. The groom is no doubt cunvineed that there’s“many a reugh p'ace on the ruad to watrimony Minine Inconronatrion.—The Enterprise Gold and Silver Mining Company filed a certificate uf incorporation in San Francisco last week. bey propuse working the Enterprise mine in Meadow Lake. or the Excelsior District, in this county. Capital stuck, $1 500,000, divided into 6,000 shares of $250 each. “Tiustees—Martin White, E. E. Rice, F.C. Geddard, O. Crandall and. J. V.S. De Bell. : Mn. Barnum is credited with a good thing, apropos of the Senatorial elretion in Connecticut. After the vote with the House was anniousced, says the Bridgeport Standard, and seven Unioit votes had been enst ngninat the caucus ‘nominee. a Copperhead »cquaintance went up to Mr. Barnuin and said, “Well, we are raking out your party. We have got out seven menibers to-day.” “Yea,” reapanded the great showman, “the exine number that, were raked out . of Mary Magdalene.” “The conversation aid the Liberals in Mexico, well equipped . “= .J H Fuller & wdo WM Fawley concluded to take the good advice of their . ~~ of the firm in San Francisco. . Ladies are requested to call and examine the new stock: = » Brrren.By.s-Due.—J.A.C. Palmer waa yesterday bitten in the hand by a dog belonging te Fred; Bat-chey. Palmer went te the rear of Bulacher’s shop to get some water. ‘The dog was fastened but broke his chain. een ad ARRIVALS AT. THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Suxnay & Monpay, Jaly 15-16, 1866. J M Dwinell San Fr J Anderson Nevada M D Boruck do D Levings do M Hydehff & wRDD McDonald do do D.McCarty Eureka H Southard mill Mise E McCarty do. A Brown Gregory mi A Newman, . do ED Herrick Diteh J I Sykes Grass Vall H A Fartham Ora F CM -Butts do TAHale do P Marvin do W Bonner Washingt HC Jacobson do WH Gilliland Union S F Marble do WH Root N QMill W H Kinder Gold R L Taylor Camptonvill .A Bateman Meado L. J P Ripley Virgin C do do J Heninger JC Hasty do.. J W Thall Mrs Helinger Marys R_ Gordon Bear Rive R IT Bowley Coltax R E } hompson Can bJ Williamson Nevad M Mohler Willow V CH Mallen Unienvi M Green OmegaKE V Peck Cement h CH Clint Blue Tent D Murphy Washingt FM Clark Grass Va S Baker Creacent mi’ R Flanders do: F Smith San Juan C Clark dé. Mrs Fifield. do EM Fry do J Gedert do L Buch Orleans Flat O Richards do E IE Bryant Nevada F Jewell Forest Spr R Abbey San Juan A Burt do C T Sairs Theat Agt W Terrill do C. Walker Grass V.al A Jenkney do W Storlain do Jas Goad do ‘W. Dowell do G Mitts do H GLeeman . -do--A B Vanslyke Pen V EW Roberts do DO Teeple Omega A Keeler You Bet SM Place Maine HK Brown , do J T Fisher & w Colf E T Gile San Franci Miss Fisher do F Keiser do ‘ ‘UMMONS.-:-State of California, county of w) Nevada, township of Eureka, se, Before J. W.C. Coleman, Justice of the Peace. The People of the state of Catifornia, send greeting to T. M. Girard, Daniel S. Himes and Pleasant Wells. You are hereby summoned to appear before me at my office inthe township of Eureka in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day of October, A. D. 1866, at 1 o’clock, P. M., to answer to the complaint of William Oberman who de mands of you the sum of Two hundred and ninety nine dollars un a certain promissory note, dated Woolsey’s Flat, ~~ 2, 1862, made payable three monthe from the rate of three per cent per month from date and on which there are credits for Une Hundred and Fifty dolHars-as-per_complaint_new en_fite in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for the said amount, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear «nd answer. Giyen under my hsnd this 14th day of July, 1866. = J W.C. COLEMAN, J. P, A true copy, attest. J.C. Eastman, wen Leneiehn, E. T. It is hereby ordered that the above summons be served by publication in Nevada Daily Transcript, at least once a week for the space of ninety days from date of said summons. J. W.C. COLEMAN, J. P, Eureka T’p. Attest. ~J C, Eastman, Dep Const. Pyar NEVADA THEATRE. TUESDAY EVEN’G, JULY 17th, a Entire Change of Programme, The beautiful Drama of a BACHELOR OF ARTS. OR, QUID PRO QUO. BS ee Harry Jasper. B.A Mr GEO PAUNCEFORT As played by him with great sucess in every eity in the States. Z Popular Ballad...Mrs Geo Pauncefort To conciude with a laughable farce in wrich the Company will appear. METROPOLITAN COMPANY. ‘the Talented-Artist, MR: GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, Supported by the following Ladies and Gentlemea of acknowledyed Talent: MRS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, Miss Francis Gases, Miss Mattie Field, Harry Brown, J. Paullin, Cc. Evans, git = Cc. P Edmonds : K. Evans, J. Wilson, Mr Alexander, Robinson. COMEDY AND TRAGEDY. MUSIC AND DANCING. New Sensational Dramas ‘Admission—Usual Prices. jy 15 Cc. T. SALRS, Business Agent. Attorney and Counselor at Law. —OFFICEK— Corner of Broad & Pine streets...Nevada city J. Cc. DEUEL, Attorney and Counselor at Law, a -NOPARY PUBLIC, @. 18 Weill was not pursued, GRASS VALLEY. § ate and bearing interest at; Book and Job Printers, Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, Paper Rulers, — 536 Clay Street, opp, Leidesdorff, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL fE‘HIS FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTERS of Paper, Printers’ Materials, Inks. &¢;; and with the largest Printing Office in the State. are able to do good work with dixpatch, at very low prices.

Parties sending orders froii the as tho. gh personally present. Samples and price lista furnished if desired, and work guaranteed to give satisfaction. Agents for H.D. Wade’s Inks, San Francisco, July 13th—tf W. C. POPE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in OILS. LAMPS, &c. : MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY. FURNITURE, wr The Cheapest Furniture Store in Nevada County. © All Goods delivered free of charge. Grass Valley, July 8th, DR. W. GROVE DEAL, + =OFFICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf’s Hotel, next door to Lafayette Bakery, i NEVADA CITY. Office Hours—From 9 to 12 o'clock ; from 1 to 3 P. M., and from 6 to 9 P. M, Nevadacity, July 10th. DR. SCHWARZBACH, Pysicianmn and Oculist. Office—Brvad Street, near the Bridge. : Office Hours—From 8 to 10A.M. and 12to4P.M Nevada. July 3d. : . QV Cc. M, BA” ES, PHYSICIAN. Office in Masonic Building, corner of Pine & Com mercial streete entrance on Pine, United States Internal Revenue, ° Fifth Division, 4th District. California. Nevada city; July 12th, 1866. OTICE is hereby given to all persons as\N sessed for Excise Taxes cither on Incomes, Carriages, Gold Watches, Silver Plate or Licenscs that the Annua! List for Nevada county has been completed and returned to the Collector fer collection, and that the Taxes thereon are now due, and payable at my office, Masenic Building, Nevada city. S. B. DAVENPORT, jp13 Collector, 5th Division: DR. A. CHAPMAN, . Surgical and Mechanical Dentist, Office—corner of Broad and Pine sts. I would inform my friends aud all wishing my services that I am prepared to attend those favoring me with a call. at any hoar. Teeth after having become sensitive by cxposure of the nerve will be filled without causing pain. 1 WILL WARRANT ALL WORK done at thie >ffice toe be pe: formed in a more skilful manner, and bettar satisfaction giyen than elsewhere in this vicinity, otherwise no charge will be made. My charges are moderate, and to suit the time? 1 em 8 nko cent located in this 4 Residenoe ow Sacramento street, third house fromTemperance Hall Vulcanite Work done ‘at this office. promptly and neatly.) CITY BREWERY. JO HN BLASAVDUF, Would respectfully inform the peoii wpie of Nevada county that he is now (HW? \prepared to furnish the very best . LAGER BEER, Ever manufactured and at the lowest rates. Families and Saloons can be sure of geétting a splendid article of Beer in Kegs or Bottles, In any quantity from a pint to one hundred gal “All orders left at the City Brewery on SPRING STREET, will be premptly and “Faithfully atten ded to. ete ' wey 6. J, L' Caldwell and John Caldwell, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. —OFFICES— At Nevada‘City and Meadow Lake. Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city, Office at Meadow Lake, en South side of B street. J. 1. Caldwell, Notary Public for Ne. vada county, and Commissicner for the State of NeJohn Caldwell, District Attorney and Notary Publie for Nevada county. J, 1. Caldwell, Deputy District Attorney. junel2 J. B. JOHNSON,Attorney and Counselor at ; NOTARY PUBLIC —AND— Law, Interior will be: served as faithfully . je2i according tothe value of the prope ed, fot which the Co . _. New Goops.—Mr, Rosenberg & Bro., ; * : ng San Franit,. Gat Mt ae Ve 6 feces aha baron . TOWNE & BACON, — . irornin Butiding, Loan ana sere some street.) for the temporary deposit of Gola Dust; Coin, Bonds, eté,, at a small monthly ren, ’ Tty deposit. mpany will be acconntabie THOMAS MOONEY, President,” ia meee, xr Strangers Visits Je28— IGE CREAMT ICE CREAM . FOR SALE AT THE . x UNITED STATES BAKERY,’ ON PINE STREET. JULIUS DREYFUss, Nevada, June 29th. WIZARD OIL! A Fresh consignment, << Just received by KE. F. SPENCE, FOR as PORT WINE For Invalids or Convgplescents, by thé Case or Bottle. i '=—AND— . “—~& few more Bottles of No, 1, RING’S AM BR Osta, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. sea SALE BY J. F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner. of Commercial &. Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. E Cigars, Tobacco, Pipes, &., &, JULIUS GREENWALD, Successor to Sam. Lewis. Importer of Cigars and Tobacco! AVING the same facilities for buying as the old firm I am enabled tosell goods at San Francisco Jobbing Prices and 25 per cent. less than any Store in the mountains. To my extensive stock I would call ‘the attention of Dealers and*the public generally. : Orders from all parts of the country will be faithfully attended to. ~ 7 JULIUS GREENWALD. Nevada, Feb 13th, 7 : J. W. HINDS. Gold Dust. market value. ~ R. W. TULLY BANKING HOUSE AND ASSAY OFFICE. MINDS & TULLY, Baukers. Successors to G. W. Kid yAyene bought the well known Banking mouse and business of George W. Kidd, On Broad Street, Nevada City, Willcarry on the Banking business, at the;old stand, under the firm name of Hinds & Tully. The Highest Price will be paid for xr Gold Bullion discounted at the Lowest Rates. L'beral advances made on Gold Dust on Bullion for Assay or Coinage at the U. 8. Mint. — Deposits Received. Francisco and Sacramento. . Drafts on the Eastern States at the Lowest Rates, 4 Collections made. eurities purchased at the { State and County seChecks on Sap — highest Agents for the London and Liverpooi Fire and Life Insurance Company. : : Gold and Ores of every description MELTED, REFINED and ASSAYE All Ansays warranted to be correct. Correspondents—San Francisco, Bank of (’alifornia ; Sacramento, D.O. M il.s & Co.; New York, Lees & Waller. ap} ed a Barber Shop, pared to do In the best Style. ITALIAN BARBER SHOP. PHILIP DUCA, OULD respectfully inform the citizen of Nevada city and vicinity that he has oped: On Broad Street, Opposite Stump{’s Restaurant, and is well preHair Dressing, Ifyou want to have s Bit clean Shave giveme a call, In connect the Barber Shop I have Bathing Roome andre duced the price of Baths to 25 Cents.2 My Bath Rooms are fixed up in as nice as any 10 the State. Bath call at my place. Baths galy. PHI Nevada, July 8th, 1866. If you wanta — oa 25 cents IP DUCA. MAIN STREET.....N Next door above pages an tere North San Juan, March 14th. MEAT MAKKET. JAMES MUONROK can be dag ap ete on Broad body with the Pork, Mutton, Corned Beef and Pork he low est cash prices _ broad st. CRAIG gravel was Co. ia Cou ber of pan ywlded froi Withia the were run in dred aud fil ola iarge doned, but that a rich where 1n Craig & Cc if they cou they fouud itrigate the some three bed of grat nel found is Horse grot days. The of ground, a fortune, a tuanel to w. it succeed gravel chau other com] work, will nels to. the to be starti: vicinity, an greatly inc: Tue Bie Ledge is lo and is. own ‘is large anc aged about tew years have. recent driven a sh level. The which they down fifty erect hoist mine. Th prospects i tirid **goud opened, THe I working or Ledge has three feet . specimens were covet phurets. . guing toe chinery on mull, and s The owner ing the ree a crushing work upon ledge and the croppi THEATER at the The visited thi: erywhere . ‘of them ji pany cons Pauncefor tie Field, aad first r E. Evens, Alexander We advise Ronse . Meu enter on Wood’s pocket kn were strev the fact th hiding pla it is evider ed with the " for a key i Pure ( debted to Vineyard, superb na‘ The wine ~exce llenc: native wit DistTai Hughes. aud one. w Smith e ing suit ¢ the term. Alford answer de se r tider and cause