July 22, 1866 (4 pages)

4 To 3 csienib sadlais Gna EE SE ze Gat ae ee tb pies ss Brmensrazsvaicts, SAY ime } oe < tne SUNDAY, JUL XY 22, 1866. ‘Tue Jouxson, Panty.+The, most. unf.vorable predictions in regard to the course if President Johnson are berg -faity -verified, and those who stood by-bim, even until the eleventh bi are Row compelled to give bin up. ‘The passage of the ConstituVioual Amendments; and their disapproval by Johnson, his indorsement of the call for the.Philadelphia Convention, in which Vallandigham, Pérdtéton, and others of like ik, "-willuunite with late rebels te favor a new party, mpened’ the eyes of these who still clung tothe President, and they became aware that they must either leave him or be led inte the old copperhead party. With such an issue, the patriot could not long debate as.te-what course be ought to purade; The resignation of Cabinet officers and the ihdorsemient of the Constitutions! Amend ments proposed yby a: number of Union pupers, which, uotil Jately, adhered to the Pr , indicate that but little strength willbe take from the Unren party to build up the new one. Since the lessons taught hy the’rebeltion, aod tue fuithlessnees of those whove duty it: was to maintaio the iotegrity of the Government, the people do nut cling 60 closely to men as tu measures, and the saphistry of demegugues or ‘the: power of patronage are alike powerless to lead them -out of the right way. Those who are building up the new party have but one object, , ond that is to sustain the President againat Congress and the people. Stripping their movements of all dieguise, their ouly and avewed. object is to uphold the Executive in the exercise-of legislative powers, and to deprive the Representatives of the people of the power conferred upon them by the people. Alter the war, Johnson assumed a legislative powerin making luws and regulations for the rebel Stutes and enforcing them. This was nevessory at the time, for in the.start uf the rebelliva, State governs ments were swept away, and after its close, the necessity of the case demanded that immediate provision be made to restore the authority of the Government, But when Congress met, the President's power ceused, and as questions in regard tv the declaration of war or the establishment uf peace belonged‘ properly to that body, as upon them devolved the duty of establishing a Repubjean governmeut apd of legislating fer the territory .where State governments were overthrown, the President should have seconded thé acts of Congress and consed tu exercise legislative powers, But this he refused to do, and up to the present hour he ‘hae been hindering the work of recon« struction with:all the means at his command. The Philadelphia Conveution is designed for.no vther_purpose-than the ‘buitd= . ing up of “party, the object of which wiil be to sustain Johneon in this war against Congress and the Union party, and in behalf of traitors. The copperheails, who universally indorae the President and unite ia organizing a ‘new party, will be the controlling element in fixing the policy of the ‘. President's party, aud however their puremay be at first disguised, their hateed. Yor loyalty will be develuped if they. evet obtaie the power. Tue Visitixe Sotviens,—The follow. ing. letter Trota te Grass Valley Union Guard;to the Nevada Light Guard, m rela. tion, to the visit. ot that Company tw this city of the Fourth, explains itself: Agmory or G. V. Untow Guarp, July, 14, 1966. * a Grass Valley Union Guard, to the Nevada LightGuard, greeting: : “4 he Union Guard caunut permit the occasion to A88. ree ig to the U bt Guard their it thanks for the cordial Wanner in which they hea Fecuited. and entertained wa the-dtu of July last. May the botid of friendship never be severed. : To the Committes of Arrangements of the citizens of Netadi, the loprietors of the Natioual Exchange, and Uniun: Hotel, and to the citizens generally, we-also: re. turn our thauks for the generth } huspitality, hindtiees wndattetition exteuded to us individually and rantbrer: wee not + turn ; eu com for cha hoteateet et tae joner man, but e d us with their b bt eyes. and pleasaut amiles, we not only retura our . lodge aursoives, rer Givuea id") Sine emma eae them with our arwe. as) & protection’ HOROOM 5 fa; . that left on the 19 sedi brelenbtieilibausane nie aan h, carried $1,360,195 in ing secessory to the murder of Ross, has . been admitted tu bail in the suai ‘of "30; 000. Eduardo Galligo,.a notorivus char. county, by the Sheriff of Alameda county. He is accused of baving-stolen a large number of cattle. The Stockton Todependent rejoices ever the commercial! prospects of their city, and'says there were no less than 7 sail vessels loaded with grain, at one time, ‘at the landing, last Wednesday. Good for them—may they ever fluurish.A man was killed on Thureday, in San Francieco, ‘by the market street cars. Name unksown. A W. Shoemawer was: relieved lately by Jobber’, between Placerville and the Payotte, Idaho Ter., of $4,803. Excursions to Alta from Sacramento, on the Pacific railroad are the order of the day. Nowonder, when the thermometer in the city of the plaius is 101° and ‘advancing: .-An ordet of the Supreme Court it is said, will res mote the county seat of Calaveras county, from Mokelumne Hill to San Andreas, The contests have cost the county over $100,000. So much for law suite. A subsidy is granted of $50,000 fy an independent line of steamers to the Sandwich Islands, to carry the mails.The imports of domestic lumber, since Jan. Ist, ‘amount to upwards of 80 millions of teet.Nearly one half the vesse is entering the Golden. Gate are lumbermes. Thus are multiplying all thé material interéste uf our prosperous State. Alphonso Cadenu was stabbed by some drunken companions on Kearny street, San Francisco, and instantly killed. “Strong drink is ragiog.”.The Auburn Stars afd Stripes has been presented with an egg measuring seven and seveu-eighths by 63 inches in circumference. Auburn 1s large On eggs as well us other fruit. . The opposition to Nicaragua is about to put a new steamer on their line, of 2,700 tons register, This will make five on their line to New York, /ARMORY PuRCHASED.—The Nevada Light Guard has purchased the Hook & Ladder house, and will soon have it fitted up in excellent style fur an Armory, PUBLIC LanDs oF THE SeuTH THRown lands of the South to the poor whites and. blacks became a law, June 14th. Tt is expected to work an important revolutiun.— The quantity of ‘surveyed, unsold public land, all of which will become. subject to /eatry by actual settlers under the bill, was in February last: In Arkansas, 9,298 012.70; Alabama, 6,732,058.45; Florida, 19,379,. 635.61; Louisiana, 6,228, 162,45; Mississippi, 4 760,736.03; or a total uf 46,398,544 acres. Of ¢ourse, not all ef this domiain is capable of cultivation. But mest of it is, according to the records of the General Land Office, and it will afferd bomes to hundreds of thousands of settlers. It is estimated indeed that no less than 30,000,000 of acres of arable land will be torawn open te the landless people of the South, — .'Phis will give 375,000. homesteads,” allowing five persons toa family. Means of independent support will be thus affurded to no lees than 1,875,. 000 persons. Tue APacnes.—The commenting upon, the excitement: occasion. ed in thie State by the false report of the massacre of the garrison at Fort Goedwin, by Indians,says: “1t the Calitornia people knew the Apache te we know him, they would never for un of any beld mdvement on his part. e is the xrest=<t of eowards, and never fights } excepting he’has the adgantage. There is not harmony sufficieut in hie uwn ranks to adwit of anything like a formidable muveMent against any furt id the Territory. In. stead ef twe thousand warriors (ae reportArizona Miner, have seldom, it ever: heard ofa uuian oftwo hundred. Our oldest pioneers. and ex lorars say taat a combination of one hun red, or of fifty warriors, is vary difficult, and that arties of more thali oie hundred are rarely THR work of harvesting. in Butte county i well advancv@ and the bountiful crupe are well nidh secured. a 44 Boer, af age Se 3 a te aged At 2 OPEN.—The bill thrywing open the public . instaut credit the report . ‘port and patronage. ed) uniting under any cirewustacces: we . Gile San ET Frane R Bryant Colfax DC Crocker do D Ackley Cherukee J W Person do pb Hoag aan HAT Weavet » “do ; Muttoy c MA’ Parsh do . la y, eee O 8 Cressy Ten ooney Smartsvi VJ Johneon do A Brown Gregory m E Datis Empire Ran M Greea Omega Mre Davie! ‘do. MR Hyatt You Bet L_W Ferris, Virginia LM D Arche N Blo AC Worthiry Gibse M Sichei Moores Flat J Jasper Dry Creek Mre Cookerly & a do J Cyrus do J Murphy Grass Val P D Brown Meads LU Osburs Track “ CFowler dv 5 == ————— GENERAL Insurance Agency. SAN FRANCISCO, July ist, 1866. ' ‘The following Fire Insurance Companies, vir : The **Home,?? of New York. The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn. The “Washington,” of New York. The “Arctic,®? of New York. The “Phenix,” of New York. AVING devided to relinquish business on H the Pacific voast, we shall cease to issue Policies of Insurance on and after this date. The above named Companies have transterred their entire business to the PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY. OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells. Fargo & Co. —Four Hundred and Fifty Thoussnd Doliars— Thanking the publie for the many favors we have received at their hands, we ask that they will transfer their patronage to the PACIFIC INSUR. ANCE COMPANY, with whom: we are now connected, assuring all our customers that their interests shall be fully guarded and that they will find in the Puoific thé same security, Promptness and justice that has ever characterized the Companies with which we have so long been connected, BIGELOW § BROTHER, General Insurance Agents. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, 1866, § The Pacific Insuranee Com y having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the tranafer of the business of the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now prepared to offer to all ies formerly insured by said companies equally -. TUESDAY EVENING JULY NEVADA THEATRE. . cereeeerete LW 24th. And every Eveniig during the Week> GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Commencing at 2 v’clocke GRAND HISTORIC MIRROR And Mechanical ‘Plocauie of the AMERICAN REBELLION, Illustrating all the principal eyents From the Firing of the First Gun Down to the Surrender of Gen. Lee. And the intricate Piece of Mechanism ever offered . ” of the Funeral Procession, in the city of Washington of the late lamented PRESIDENT LINCOLN. ° Price of Admission, 75 cts. Children 25 cts. Doors open at 73 o’elock, . Curtain rise at 8: No extra charge for reserved seats. , jy22 SILVERWARE. will remain on deposit till all obligations under ES outstanding policies shall have conted, The sub. WATCH , ewe Will adjust and payfall losses as heretoore. —AND— JEWELRY FOR SALE, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building, Nevada City Nevada, 17th, 1866, iberal terma'and prompt payment of al! losses in United States gold coin. Mr H. H. Bigelow’ will he the General Agent for Company, frem this date. «ie J. HUNT, President. A, J. Ralston, Secretary, bn —NEW AGENCY— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, THE “GE M”’ VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, SALOON. Ht OPENED the **Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, Fs few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s tore. Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you'll get it. If you want a **good square drink’? or a Lager Beer Wh olesale and Retail, OF. SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned herctofore Agent of ali the Companies represented b 8. elow & _. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Will attend to his fricnds as heretofore and eont'nue to insure against all Fire Risks, paying all losses promptly in Gold Co ° E. F. SPENCE, Fire and-Life Insurance Agent. NEVADA CITY, ‘i Nevada, July 22, 1866 —3m esar Bro. having been appolnied Agent ofthe” . GOOD AEWS FROM NEVADA Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, THE undersigned eral that he hus opened the ‘Ouse on COMMERUIAL STREET, Where he will serve’ Meals, FOR CASH ONLY For Two Bits each! LODGING 25 CENTS. HENRY PYRMONT. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853, —BY-< JAMES 3S, ml oTT Ofice—28 Main Street, Nevada City, . OLD AND ORES of every desctiption Melted Cotttctnces of Assays fully and Assayed. Melting done in presence of depositor, jand4 By the citizens of Nevada to MRS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, -And Last Night of the Season.Mrs. George Pauncefort thank the ladies and gentiemen of Nevada vicinity for their kindness to her, both on t protons and om former cecasions. and in fering uer name for a Benefit on this. the Last N 1GHT of the season, & continuance of their bupbegs respectfully to’ MONDAY EVE'G, JULY -~ WAT be presented the Comic Drama of THE BAB RACK ROOMm!. Expported by the following Ladice and Gen : "The * ’ rm ; ‘ tM) ahi PEER S At dome MKS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, ‘. NEVADA THEATRE. BR. FININGER « co. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, — . __* Wholesale and Retail Desiers in FINE BRANDI£S, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, _ Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada, May ist i Foconclude with a laughable Farce. ‘ mr METROPOLITAN COMPaNy. . Blank Books. _ We ‘Lhe Talented Artist, Sheet Music, MR, GEORGE PaUN ~, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ja" takes this method of informing numerous old friends and the —_ ve . Cognecting at G Ileent new Beemer ah A Fresh consignment, Just received by -. For Invalids or Conyulestents, by the Case or Bottle. —AND— ’ A few more Bottles of No.1, RING’S AM BR OSta, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. FOR, SALE .BY J, F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. il NEVADA CITY. TOWNE & BAGON, Book and Job Printers, Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, Paper Rulers, 536 Clay Street, opp. Leidesdorf, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL fy FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTERS of Paper, Printers’ Materials, Inks. &e,; and with the largest Printing Office in the State, are able to do. good work with dispateh, at very low prices. Parties sending orders from the Interior will be served as faithfully as thouch personally present, Samples and price lists furnished if desired, and work guarantéed to give satisfaction. Agents for H. D. Wade's Inks. San Francisco, July 13th—tf H. J. Booth, G. W. Prescott. Irving M. Scott. UNION IRON WORKS, Corner of First & Mission Sts. San Francisco. qf , Established in 1849. HARES by far the oldest and most extensive establishment on the Pacific cOast, we are now prepared to furevish, at the shortest notice and at most reasonabie rates, all kinds uf machinery. Quartz Mills and Quartz work made a speciality. Wehave the best-patterns-of Came; Fappets, Mortars, &c. Sole mapulacturers of the celebrated Franklinite tempered shoes and Dies. Biake’s Crushers, Quartz Sercens of all kinds and size. ded by the miner. Excelsior Pump fer domestic use and for deep Mining—trom 23 inches to 10 inches in diameter. BANNER BROTHERS., Importers of. wsctLo Gents? Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., &c., 7 Cor. of Broad & Pi EF Seasonable Gvods received by every Steamer. Nevada, July 18th. 7 DR. W. GROVE DEAL, ' SOrPICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf's Hotel; next door to Lafayette Bakery, WEVADA CITY, Office . Hours— From 9 to 12 o’elock ¢ from 1 to 3P. M., and from 6 to. 9 P. M, Nevada city, July 10th. Opposition Steamer Day, August 15th. Via. Ni CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. THE North American 8.8: Campany will despatch the favorite i ‘Mosks TAYLOR, For San Juan Del Sur. from wharf, at 11 0’elock, A. M. i ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th, maaonn the No eharge for ew. York. ist CaPim.26.0000. 8 2a Cahin.: lor calls again Sep. 25th. pees ee : Ee mieaanead ' ‘ on é eat “ap pdaey ee ee Sodum, Amalgam and all things nee. THING, at pres Wintai ing. I of $7 ledge a feet, an ing tak, made b an own value o upon wi assayed $127 17 ton. T exceller work of assays. THE ' George . pliment actress 2 tractive to see th last per! citizens of witas can be 1 The sea’ ed for . ; as it: ies ventilate night th will be time. V Pouncef THE ‘Buchel -bellion,” ' Asa wor panoram The repr coln, in . intruduc OWN proc tor; and sing ing b tain clair to achar ilis on 't outexce! Sura cancer Ww Calvin M Hunt, at came to . walked fz ‘well and [Tue O by ie wor SOME €Xe expect to to work t be ‘startec they have ‘will pay « ‘tom. Meapo ‘the Sun ti

4 To 3 csienib sadlais Gna EE SE ze Gat ae ee tb pies ss Brmensrazsvaicts, SAY ime } oe < tne SUNDAY, JUL XY 22, 1866. ‘Tue Jouxson, Panty.+The, most. unf.vorable predictions in regard to the course if President Johnson are berg -faity -verified, and those who stood by-bim, even until the eleventh bi are Row compelled to give bin up. ‘The passage of the ConstituVioual Amendments; and their disapproval by Johnson, his indorsement of the call for the.Philadelphia Convention, in which Vallandigham, Pérdtéton, and others of like ik, "-willuunite with late rebels te favor a new party, mpened’ the eyes of these who still clung tothe President, and they became aware that they must either leave him or be led inte the old copperhead party. With such an issue, the patriot could not long debate as.te-what course be ought to purade; The resignation of Cabinet officers and the ihdorsemient of the Constitutions! Amend ments proposed yby a: number of Union pupers, which, uotil Jately, adhered to the Pr , indicate that but little strength willbe take from the Unren party to build up the new one. Since the lessons taught hy the’rebeltion, aod tue fuithlessnees of those whove duty it: was to maintaio the iotegrity of the Government, the people do nut cling 60 closely to men as tu measures, and the saphistry of demegugues or ‘the: power of patronage are alike powerless to lead them -out of the right way. Those who are building up the new party have but one object, , ond that is to sustain the President againat Congress and the people. Stripping their movements of all dieguise, their ouly and avewed. object is to uphold the Executive in the exercise-of legislative powers, and to deprive the Representatives of the people of the power conferred upon them by the people. Alter the war, Johnson assumed a legislative powerin making luws and regulations for the rebel Stutes and enforcing them. This was nevessory at the time, for in the.start uf the rebelliva, State governs ments were swept away, and after its close, the necessity of the case demanded that immediate provision be made to restore the authority of the Government, But when Congress met, the President's power ceused, and as questions in regard tv the declaration of war or the establishment uf peace belonged‘ properly to that body, as upon them devolved the duty of establishing a Repubjean governmeut apd of legislating fer the territory .where State governments were overthrown, the President should have seconded thé acts of Congress and consed tu exercise legislative powers, But this he refused to do, and up to the present hour he ‘hae been hindering the work of recon« struction with:all the means at his command. The Philadelphia Conveution is designed for.no vther_purpose-than the ‘buitd= . ing up of “party, the object of which wiil be to sustain Johneon in this war against Congress and the Union party, and in behalf of traitors. The copperheails, who universally indorae the President and unite ia organizing a ‘new party, will be the controlling element in fixing the policy of the ‘. President's party, aud however their puremay be at first disguised, their hateed. Yor loyalty will be develuped if they. evet obtaie the power. Tue Visitixe Sotviens,—The follow. ing. letter Trota te Grass Valley Union Guard;to the Nevada Light Guard, m rela. tion, to the visit. ot that Company tw this city of the Fourth, explains itself: Agmory or G. V. Untow Guarp, July, 14, 1966. * a Grass Valley Union Guard, to the Nevada LightGuard, greeting: : “4 he Union Guard caunut permit the occasion to A88. ree ig to the U bt Guard their it thanks for the cordial Wanner in which they hea Fecuited. and entertained wa the-dtu of July last. May the botid of friendship never be severed. : To the Committes of Arrangements of the citizens of Netadi, the loprietors of the Natioual Exchange, and Uniun: Hotel, and to the citizens generally, we-also: re. turn our thauks for the generth } huspitality, hindtiees wndattetition exteuded to us individually and rantbrer: wee not + turn ; eu com for cha hoteateet et tae joner man, but e d us with their b bt eyes. and pleasaut amiles, we not only retura our . lodge aursoives, rer Givuea id") Sine emma eae them with our arwe. as) & protection’ HOROOM 5 fa; . that left on the 19 sedi brelenbtieilibausane nie aan h, carried $1,360,195 in ing secessory to the murder of Ross, has . been admitted tu bail in the suai ‘of "30; 000.. Eduardo Galligo,.a notorivus char. county, by the Sheriff of Alameda county. He is accused of baving-stolen a large number of cattle.. The Stockton Todependent rejoices ever the commercial! prospects of their city, and'says there were no less than 7 sail vessels loaded with grain, at one time, ‘at the landing, last Wednesday. Good for them—may they ever fluurish..A man was killed on Thureday, in San Francieco, ‘by the market street cars. Name unksown. A W. Shoemawer was: relieved lately by Jobber’, between Placerville and the Payotte, Idaho Ter., of $4,803.. Excursions to Alta from Sacramento, on the Pacific railroad are the order of the day. Nowonder, when the thermometer in the city of the plaius is 101° and ‘advancing: ..-An ordet of the Supreme Court it is said, will res mote the county seat of Calaveras county, from Mokelumne Hill to San Andreas, The contests have cost the county over $100,000. So much for law suite.. A subsidy is granted of $50,000 fy an independent line of steamers to the Sandwich Islands, to carry the mails..The imports of domestic lumber, since Jan. Ist, ‘amount to upwards of 80 millions of teet..Nearly one half the vesse is entering the Golden. Gate are lumbermes. Thus are multiplying all thé material interéste uf our prosperous State.. Alphonso Cadenu was stabbed by some drunken companions on Kearny street, San Francisco, and instantly killed. “Strong drink is ragiog.”..The Auburn Stars afd Stripes has been presented with an egg measuring seven and seveu-eighths by 63 inches in circumference. Auburn 1s large On eggs as well us other fruit. .. The opposition to Nicaragua is about to put a new steamer on their line, of 2,700 tons register, This will make five on their line to New York, /ARMORY PuRCHASED.—The Nevada Light Guard has purchased the Hook & Ladder house, and will soon have it fitted up in excellent style fur an Armory, PUBLIC LanDs oF THE SeuTH THRown lands of the South to the poor whites and. blacks became a law, June 14th. Tt is expected to work an important revolutiun.— The quantity of ‘surveyed, unsold public land, all of which will become. subject to /eatry by actual settlers under the bill, was in February last: In Arkansas, 9,298 012.70; Alabama, 6,732,058.45; Florida, 19,379,. 635.61; Louisiana, 6,228, 162,45; Mississippi, 4 760,736.03; or a total uf 46,398,544 acres. Of ¢ourse, not all ef this domiain is capable of cultivation. But mest of it is, according to the records of the General Land Office, and it will afferd bomes to hundreds of thousands of settlers. It is estimated indeed that no less than 30,000,000 of acres of arable land will be torawn open te the landless people of the South, — .'Phis will give 375,000. homesteads,” allowing five persons toa family. Means of independent support will be thus affurded to no lees than 1,875,. 000 persons. Tue APacnes.—The commenting upon, the excitement: occasion. ed in thie State by the false report of the massacre of the garrison at Fort Goedwin, by Indians,says: “1t the Calitornia people knew the Apache te we know him, they would never for un of any beld mdvement on his part. e is the xrest=<t of eowards, and never fights } excepting he’has the adgantage. There is not harmony sufficieut in hie uwn ranks to adwit of anything like a formidable muveMent against any furt id the Territory. In. stead ef twe thousand warriors (ae reportArizona Miner, have seldom, it ever: heard ofa uuian oftwo hundred. Our oldest pioneers. and ex lorars say taat a combination of one hun red, or of fifty warriors, is vary difficult, and that arties of more thali oie hundred are rarely THR work of harvesting. in Butte county i well advancv@ and the bountiful crupe are well nidh secured. a 44 Boer, af age Se 3 a te aged At 2 OPEN.—The bill thrywing open the public . instaut credit the report . ‘port and patronage. ed) uniting under any cirewustacces: we . Gile San ET Frane R Bryant Colfax DC Crocker do D Ackley Cherukee J W Person do pb Hoag aan HAT Weavet » “do ; Muttoy c MA’ Parsh do . la y, eee O 8 Cressy Ten ooney Smartsvi VJ Johneon do A Brown Gregory m E Datis Empire Ran M Greea Omega Mre Davie! ‘do. MR Hyatt You Bet L_W Ferris, Virginia LM D Arche N Blo AC Worthiry Gibse M Sichei Moores Flat J Jasper Dry Creek Mre Cookerly & a do J Cyrus do J Murphy Grass Val P D Brown Meads LU Osburs Track “ CFowler dv 5 == ————— GENERAL Insurance Agency. SAN FRANCISCO, July ist, 1866. ' ‘The following Fire Insurance Companies, vir : The **Home,?? of New York. The “Hartford,” of Hartford, Conn. The “Washington,” of New York. The “Arctic,®? of New York. The “Phenix,” of New York. AVING devided to relinquish business on H the Pacific voast, we shall cease to issue Policies of Insurance on and after this date. The above named Companies have transterred their entire business to the PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY. OF SAN FRANCISCO. The Bonds deposited with Wells. Fargo & Co. —Four Hundred and Fifty Thoussnd Doliars— Thanking the publie for the many favors we have received at their hands, we ask that they will transfer their patronage to the PACIFIC INSUR. ANCE COMPANY, with whom: we are now connected, assuring all our customers that their interests shall be fully guarded and that they will find in the Puoific thé same security, Promptness and justice that has ever characterized the Companies with which we have so long been connected, BIGELOW § BROTHER, General Insurance Agents. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, SAN FRANCISCO, July 2, 1866, § The Pacific Insuranee Com y having arranged with Messrs. Bigelow & Brother for the tranafer of the business of the Fire Insurance Companies lately represented by them, is now prepared to offer to all ies formerly insured by said companies equally -. TUESDAY EVENING JULY NEVADA THEATRE. . cereeeerete LW 24th. And every Eveniig during the Week> GRAND MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Commencing at 2 v’clocke GRAND HISTORIC MIRROR And Mechanical ‘Plocauie of the AMERICAN REBELLION, Illustrating all the principal eyents From the Firing of the First Gun Down to the Surrender of Gen. Lee. And the intricate Piece of Mechanism ever offered . ” of the Funeral Procession, in the city of Washington of the late lamented PRESIDENT LINCOLN. °

Price of Admission, 75 cts. Children 25 cts. Doors open at 73 o’elock, . Curtain rise at 8: No extra charge for reserved seats. , jy22 SILVERWARE. will remain on deposit till all obligations under ES outstanding policies shall have conted, The sub. WATCH , ewe Will adjust and payfall losses as heretoore. —AND— JEWELRY FOR SALE, BY W. C. RANDOLPH, Masonic Building, Nevada City Nevada, 17th, 1866, iberal terma'and prompt payment of al! losses in United States gold coin. Mr H. H. Bigelow’ will he the General Agent for Company, frem this date. «ie J. HUNT, President. A, J. Ralston, Secretary, bn —NEW AGENCY— PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, THE “GE M”’ VAN ALSTINE & JENKIN, SALOON. Ht OPENED the **Gem Saloon” on BROAD STREET, Fs few doors below Crawford, Leavitt & Co’s tore. Fine Cigar drop into the Gem and you'll get it. If you want a **good square drink’? or a Lager Beer Wh olesale and Retail, OF. SAN FRANCISCO. The undersigned herctofore Agent of ali the Companies represented b 8. elow & _. PACIFIC INSURANCE COMPANY, OF SAN FRANCISCO. Will attend to his fricnds as heretofore and eont'nue to insure against all Fire Risks, paying all losses promptly in Gold Co ° E. F. SPENCE, Fire and-Life Insurance Agent. NEVADA CITY, ‘i Nevada, July 22, 1866 —3m esar Bro. having been appolnied Agent ofthe” . GOOD AEWS FROM NEVADA Miners’ Two-Bit Restaurant, THE undersigned eral that he hus opened the ‘Ouse on COMMERUIAL STREET, Where he will serve’ Meals, FOR CASH ONLY For Two Bits each! LODGING 25 CENTS. HENRY PYRMONT. PIONEER ASSAY OFFICE. Established in 1853, —BY-< JAMES 3S, ml oTT Ofice—28 Main Street, Nevada City, . OLD AND ORES of every desctiption Melted Cotttctnces of Assays fully and Assayed. Melting done in presence of depositor, jand4 By the citizens of Nevada to MRS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, -And Last Night of the Season.Mrs. George Pauncefort thank the ladies and gentiemen of Nevada vicinity for their kindness to her, both on t protons and om former cecasions. and in fering uer name for a Benefit on this. the Last N 1GHT of the season, & continuance of their bupbegs respectfully to’ MONDAY EVE'G, JULY -~ WAT be presented the Comic Drama of THE BAB RACK ROOMm!. Expported by the following Ladice and Gen : "The * ’ rm ; ‘ tM) ahi PEER S At dome MKS. GEORGE PAUNCEFORT, ‘. NEVADA THEATRE. BR. FININGER « co. COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT, — . __* Wholesale and Retail Desiers in FINE BRANDI£S, WINES, —AND— LIQUORS GENERALLY, _ Brick Store, No. 76 Broad Street, Nevada city. Nevada, May ist i Foconclude with a laughable Farce. ‘ mr METROPOLITAN COMPaNy. . Blank Books. _ We ‘Lhe Talented Artist, Sheet Music, MR, GEORGE PaUN ~, Gold Pens PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, ja" takes this method of informing numerous old friends and the —_ ve . Cognecting at G Ileent new Beemer ah A Fresh consignment, Just received by -. For Invalids or Conyulestents, by the Case or Bottle. —AND— ’ A few more Bottles of No.1, RING’S AM BR OSta, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. FOR, SALE .BY J, F. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. il NEVADA CITY. TOWNE & BAGON, Book and Job Printers, Book Binders, Blank Book Makers, Paper Rulers, 536 Clay Street, opp. Leidesdorf, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL fy FIRM ARE LARGE IMPORTERS of Paper, Printers’ Materials, Inks. &e,; and with the largest Printing Office in the State, are able to do. good work with dispateh, at very low prices. Parties sending orders from the Interior will be served as faithfully as thouch personally present, Samples and price lists furnished if desired, and work guarantéed to give satisfaction. Agents for H. D. Wade's Inks. San Francisco, July 13th—tf H. J. Booth, G. W. Prescott. Irving M. Scott. UNION IRON WORKS, Corner of First & Mission Sts. San Francisco. qf , Established in 1849. HARES by far the oldest and most extensive establishment on the Pacific cOast, we are now prepared to furevish, at the shortest notice and at most reasonabie rates, all kinds uf machinery. Quartz Mills and Quartz work made a speciality. Wehave the best-patterns-of Came; Fappets, Mortars, &c. Sole mapulacturers of the celebrated Franklinite tempered shoes and Dies. Biake’s Crushers, Quartz Sercens of all kinds and size. ded by the miner. Excelsior Pump fer domestic use and for deep Mining—trom 23 inches to 10 inches in diameter. BANNER BROTHERS., Importers of. wsctLo Gents? Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c., &c., 7 Cor. of Broad & Pi EF Seasonable Gvods received by every Steamer. Nevada, July 18th. 7 DR. W. GROVE DEAL, ' SOrPICE— ON BROAD STREET, Opposite Stumpf's Hotel; next door to Lafayette Bakery, WEVADA CITY, Office . Hours— From 9 to 12 o’elock ¢ from 1 to 3P. M., and from 6 to. 9 P. M, Nevada city, July 10th. Opposition Steamer Day, August 15th. Via. Ni CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. THE North American 8.8: Campany will despatch the favorite i ‘Mosks TAYLOR, For San Juan Del Sur. from wharf, at 11 0’elock, A. M. i ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15th, maaonn the No eharge for ew. York. ist CaPim..26.0000.. 8 2a Cahin.: lor calls again Sep. 25th. pees ee : Ee mieaanead ' ‘ on é eat “ap pdaey ee ee Sodum, Amalgam and all things nee. THING, at pres Wintai ing. I of $7 ledge a feet, an ing tak, made b an own value o upon wi assayed $127 17 ton. T exceller work of assays. THE ' George . pliment actress 2 tractive to see th last per! citizens of witas can be 1 The sea’ ed for . ; as it: ies ventilate night th will be time. V Pouncef THE ‘Buchel -bellion,” ' Asa wor panoram The repr coln, in . intruduc OWN proc tor; and sing ing b tain clair to achar ilis on 't outexce! Sura cancer Ww Calvin M Hunt, at came to . walked fz ‘well and [Tue O by ie wor SOME €Xe expect to to work t be ‘startec they have ‘will pay « ‘tom.. Meapo ‘the Sun ti