July 24, 1866 (4 pages)

: —= ; hb dadwMl q LY atte ir ait Tué Minkor or The’ Win.—Bachel} Mirror .of,,the Rebellien, a r merit, will be warolled Gin this-eity tu-night. Thé ‘at i. iNustrations of the wat, from. the firing of the first-gun to the aur~reuder 6f Lee; Besides the panorama, there area number ef-dioramic representations, iu which the moving of troops and ships give almost reality to thé views! Planimers lectare and the music by Miss Hale;-. — serve to add:to the interest of the exhibition. . Ainong the pictures are the fo llowing + . Evacuation of Moultrie and. the occupation . of Sumter by Gen. Anderson ; Dioramic bourbardment uf Sumter; the capture of New Orleans; siege of Richmond; Sheridens great battle; the grand march of Shermaa, ‘The. following seenes, in which moving figures will be introduced, are par= . _ ticularly interesting: The: contest between the Mouitor and Merrimac; seige and cap ture of Fort Donelson; engageinéent between the Kearsarge and Alabama, and the funeral procession of President Lincoln. Copper Mintnc.—The Last Chance copper mine is now being worked with excellent prospects. The shuftis down 210. feet. They are now running a leryel northward on the véin, and hive a ledge of superior ore. A large amount of ore is sacked ready fur shipaiert. Parties from San Francisco recentty examined the mine with a view to building reduction works.— They claim to have 9 proceas by which the’ surface ore, which. is not rich enough for. shipment, can be made to yield » hatidsome profit.” The: Last’ Chanee'is one of the few copper mines in which the owners still have. . faith, ‘as well -ae'the energy and capital to S Doth ways wach day. “Leaving You Bet in. © prospect, With» such indications. as are found on the surface, in the Jower part of} the county, there is‘ every texson’ for bes: lieving thatia time "good paying copper mines wiil-be opened. Hieuway RogpBpery.—On last Thursday last, eight or ten Chinamen werd stopped at the crossing on the Yuba river, between Moore’s Flat and Minnesota, by three highs waymen, and robbed of all the money they had; about’ $402 The Chinamen, after be« ing robbed, were terribly beaten by the scoundrels. We understand that one of the poor fellows will be likely to lose bis eyes. Wa. E. Haue, traveling:, agent of the! Matual Life Inéurance Company, will renisin in tewn 9 few days longer, and can, be found at Dr. C. M. Bates’ office, on Pine street. — THANKS. We are indebted to’ Aoi H. Colby; of the Red Dog, You: Bet and . .’ Nevada Stugeé Line, for favors extended this office. \ Colby has splendid stock and runs the morning atid arriving here about 10) o'elogks The stage leaves this city at hal) past three every afternoon. ; ert: FAS Nour: Worth THe Powpnrr.—We have received a letter from, North Bloomfield, in which the sentimenté of “Grecian, in’ regard tethat place are shewa to be false.— We went over the whole grouad in reply to his first communication, and it is unnecessary.to say more. ‘‘Grecian’’ is'nt worth . the powder. Goop Pay.—One ton of rock, recently (a ‘worked from a Tedge__ near, ‘Washington, . cies yielded two ounces and a half ‘of gold, worth about $17 per eunce. — RE W4kD.—$000,01 is offered to the man who buys Ward's last ‘:perfeet fitting abirt.” Altbough there is a large and constant anata . acts on his store-house, he manayes by home *, and heavy importations to keep . . hig atsortinents tuilat ai) times. Ina new. advertisement wu to-duy's paper, be calls the attention of ‘our readers to bis business, Pers ade alee apne bie rep ine the “iret Ward.” : ba Inverrion.—-Haouer. Brothers, who are a ich ag look-odt for something new . and useful to their cugtomere, have just been } importing direct from the Boston Rubber . ) Company, new style of rubber boot, dif-. — se ara Toae bo re i new pal Waet tf 4 ey igs. i SF i eR Omid * ¥ = °S 4s ei F Dee yg Las re ee & hataw cays ei eX ; tA “08 EW ORK. ‘The: most ‘liberal Gk nthe United States,” Dividends in cash, Fouty-Five “per cent, or if addea to Policies, over Eighty‘ per cent, : ee ALL z POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE . Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywhere on the Globe without extra charge, POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN EXTRA CHARGE: — MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. This Company insuresagainst Accidents from ‘Traveling. DIVIDENDS S ANNUALLY. Ji ms! EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 Montgomery St. N. E, Cor. Pine St. SAN FRANCISCO. . A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. my22-3m HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BI«ctERS, : A f oe PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, “OF THE~ STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures D Liver Complain Bes coanene,. matciad oak of pi Nem” usneSss, Depression o Const Ls » Colt mitent Feve: ps tsefeather all Com Png oreieeee Whether nner im the system or produced by special causes. y aint may be preven .Y Geaetal odie: Ho HOS rETTER’S BIT. TKS produce effcets which must be Silat ae ota se list luis rere “ie mares a tce CREAM t ord CREAM I UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET. “IULIVS DREYFUSS. ; r the WABZEAOH, » RASSOABA. ee ee utie#.) . Paints NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR OF WONDERFUL KFFICACY LN DISEASES 4 "2 Ake arora TEEN Seek eee AO Bis: &e i OPENED. (kane a" 4 SELB. crowhr, Levitt . HEY nom Oe Hand oad eriring —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS’ nit THE REDD & KNox BLOCK, 1,000 TONS coe (DP MERCHANDISE!. a Of every ‘eecriptidn to be fou in the line of, Heavy & Shelf Hardware Groceries & Provisions, — “Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Oils, Wares, 100 Tons Iron dud Steel, all sizes, 500 Kegs Kastern Puwder. ; , 2500 Peet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver, 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hoee, 3000 Yards Duck—asesorted numbers. 1000 Gullous. Kerosene, : . 90 Gallvus Lard, Nents’ Fuut and Paiut Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pouuds Sugars, all kinds. (50 Chests Teas, Black, Jupun und Young Hysva. 500 Boxes Candles, , 500 Gulluns Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. ‘Which: we offer t te the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competitien. Our Purchases and Sales are larger than, those of any House in the county, and we can, and do “Buy pos Sell” lower than any other. . “QUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Galen ARE souk AGENTS FOR ~~ ALMADEN . QUICKSILVER. sensei cAAWHORD, ZLAVITT 4 08 a. ’ Pde : petal . . BARLEY, Glass & Crockery aH On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that . 1000 baxes Soap, from Colgates' down . Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. Hive o on. LAND ia tht Sane ad Cota . A Larger stock of Goods in their line than ean be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to smething les thin a cargo for th Great Eastern and ponsisting of . ‘Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, et Pore ay be9, : AND Glass Were, (To which we might ada forthe bene of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofte choie qualities. ‘ WHEAT,. ! BRAN, SHORTS, . deo. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly toerrive, 11000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough . . + “fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted notte * preak connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of One, Guodyear.; and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present. rates. 1000 Reni test we wie them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, « mountain of ever known. beivre. . A few. Cords-of Bacon, warranted corn fed, ila aa pm dele pres Ahad 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails,.assorted. Makes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijehns and any kind of Liquors, to fl} them: . Casgand BhelfGoods in any quantity ! We betteb-béle nobody [ail euinems eh bare? motto but ‘‘fair dealing, —TO ABKIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods ; (when we buy and'pay for them. ) We eoneutt the tastes of our customers end resiemter always that it tes two to make « bargain, —_ ‘ carte wie cnt the ta i € Spy Pi 12 [The-old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his seccessors.] is . 100,000: gallons ‘of Kerosene; Lard. ,_ t 4% Pind i fiw wiie’l] fyvbawhh ot) mahal hie Ws otabah anc = yiteges, vont Tere aotery oa His BORG FB fast ek i it 40/39) a ta } Shela id ai uty New Fieve tas Dry. Goods Store, iS ea on. COMMERCIAL STREET, “Opposites. Lademan’s. And “ett . “pent. Goods thiaad . than any other Houge in ae _ Our stock cobstats of : Latest Style Dress Goods, ~ English & French Prints,ee “Ladle Chien Shoes, : Hoop Skirts, rot Fancy Goods, ror aan, ca cicanlg Dry Geods Store. Our motto is . : < eee alas forget. the aT ar Poe June 24th, CHEAPI CHEAP 2 safe ss P. GmuMAn's AMERICAN ‘STORE! . Malm Strees, Grass Valley.” ene HAS yer, BERATED, AFR Ba xQW DRY Sates, . CLOTHING, : GENT’S FURN ISHING Goons, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and ‘dats drén’s Wear, . Chenper than any other Store“Nevada. da County. tyre no see for yourselves. HOSTETTER, SMITH & “DEAN, putas AND: ‘MEDICINES; PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS? vos See ‘BPO. BTC. , ienidainiigiisilid on” ae per teenie [San Francisco.Glass Works. } 4018.5 Battery Street, Corner of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, ~ San Francisco, May 15—-3mis E iit i H SEE He i i i $ g : ; 3 . : cS ee ee ae $4 eh oR ONDE ; Bons ae ah dey lf adiiacwtite tat pee re rs ti let: : at ¥K te saree ph & ate “Merete Sear th si De Resale . Druggists’ “Glassware, i

: —= ; hb dadwMl q LY atte ir ait Tué Minkor or The’ Win.—Bachel} Mirror .of,,the Rebellien, a r merit, will be warolled Gin this-eity tu-night. Thé ‘at i. iNustrations of the wat, from. the firing of the first-gun to the aur~reuder 6f Lee; Besides the panorama, there area number ef-dioramic representations, iu which the moving of troops and ships give almost reality to thé views! Planimers lectare and the music by Miss Hale;-. — serve to add:to the interest of the exhibition. . Ainong the pictures are the fo llowing + . Evacuation of Moultrie and. the occupation . of Sumter by Gen. Anderson ; Dioramic bourbardment uf Sumter; the capture of New Orleans; siege of Richmond; Sheridens great battle; the grand march of Shermaa, ‘The. following seenes, in which moving figures will be introduced, are par= . _ ticularly interesting: The: contest between the Mouitor and Merrimac; seige and cap ture of Fort Donelson; engageinéent between the Kearsarge and Alabama, and the funeral procession of President Lincoln. Copper Mintnc.—The Last Chance copper mine is now being worked with excellent prospects. The shuftis down 210. feet. They are now running a leryel northward on the véin, and hive a ledge of superior ore. A large amount of ore is sacked ready fur shipaiert. Parties from San Francisco recentty examined the mine with a view to building reduction works.— They claim to have 9 proceas by which the’ surface ore, which. is not rich enough for. shipment, can be made to yield » hatidsome profit.” The: Last’ Chanee'is one of the few copper mines in which the owners still have. . faith, ‘as well -ae'the energy and capital to S Doth ways wach day. “Leaving You Bet in. © prospect, With» such indications. as are found on the surface, in the Jower part of} the county, there is‘ every texson’ for bes: lieving thatia time "good paying copper mines wiil-be opened. Hieuway RogpBpery.—On last Thursday last, eight or ten Chinamen werd stopped at the crossing on the Yuba river, between Moore’s Flat and Minnesota, by three highs waymen, and robbed of all the money they had; about’ $402 The Chinamen, after be« ing robbed, were terribly beaten by the scoundrels. We understand that one of the poor fellows will be likely to lose bis eyes. Wa. E. Haue, traveling:, agent of the! Matual Life Inéurance Company, will renisin in tewn 9 few days longer, and can, be found at Dr. C. M. Bates’ office, on Pine street. — THANKS. We are indebted to’ Aoi H. Colby; of the Red Dog, You: Bet and . .’ Nevada Stugeé Line, for favors extended this office. \ Colby has splendid stock and runs the morning atid arriving here about 10) o'elogks The stage leaves this city at hal) past three every afternoon. ; ert: FAS Nour: Worth THe Powpnrr.—We have received a letter from, North Bloomfield, in which the sentimenté of “Grecian, in’ regard tethat place are shewa to be false.— We went over the whole grouad in reply to his first communication, and it is unnecessary.to say more.. ‘‘Grecian’’ is'nt worth . the powder. Goop Pay.—One ton of rock, recently (a ‘worked from a Tedge__ near, ‘Washington, . cies yielded two ounces and a half ‘of gold, worth about $17 per eunce. — RE W4kD.—$000,01 is offered to the man who buys Ward's last ‘:perfeet fitting abirt.” Altbough there is a large and constant anata . acts on his store-house, he manayes by home *, and heavy importations to keep . . hig atsortinents tuilat ai) times. Ina new. advertisement wu to-duy's paper, be calls the attention of ‘our readers to bis business, Pers ade alee apne bie rep ine the “iret Ward.” : ba Inverrion.—-Haouer. Brothers, who are a ich ag look-odt for something new . and useful to their cugtomere, have just been } importing direct from the Boston Rubber . ) Company, new style of rubber boot, dif-. — se ara Toae bo re i new pal Waet tf 4 ey igs. i SF i eR Omid * ¥ = °S 4s ei F Dee yg Las re ee & hataw cays ei eX ; tA “08 EW ORK. ‘The: most ‘liberal Gk nthe United States,” Dividends in cash, Fouty-Five “per cent, or if addea to Policies, over Eighty‘ per cent, : ee ALL z POLICIES NON FORFEITABLE . Policy holders allowed to TRAVEL anywhere on the Globe without extra charge, POLICY HOLDERS ALLOWED TO RESIDE ANYWHERE ON THE GLOBE, EXCEPT BETWEEN EXTRA CHARGE: — MINERS, ENGINEERS, etc. This Company insuresagainst Accidents from ‘Traveling. DIVIDENDS S ANNUALLY. Ji ms! EATON & CO. Managers of the Pacific Branch, 302 Montgomery St. N. E, Cor. Pine St. SAN FRANCISCO. . A. H. OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada county. my22-3m HOSTETTER’S CELEBRATED STOMACH BI«ctERS, : A f oe PURE AND POWERFUL TONIC, COR RECTIVE AND ALTERATIVE, “OF THE~ STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS. Cures D Liver Complain Bes coanene,. matciad oak of pi Nem” usneSss, Depression o Const Ls » Colt mitent Feve: ps tsefeather all Com Png oreieeee Whether nner im the system or produced by special causes. y aint may be preven .Y Geaetal odie: Ho HOS rETTER’S BIT. TKS produce effcets which must be Silat ae ota se list luis rere “ie mares a tce CREAM t ord CREAM I UNITED STATES BAKERY, ON PINE STREET. “IULIVS DREYFUSS. ; r the WABZEAOH, » RASSOABA. ee ee utie#.) . Paints NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR OF WONDERFUL KFFICACY LN DISEASES 4 "2 Ake arora TEEN Seek eee AO Bis: &e i OPENED. (kane a" 4 SELB. crowhr, Levitt . HEY nom Oe Hand oad eriring —AT— THEIR “STORE ROOMS’ nit THE REDD & KNox BLOCK, 1,000 TONS

coe (DP MERCHANDISE!. a Of every ‘eecriptidn to be fou in the line of, Heavy & Shelf Hardware Groceries & Provisions, — “Flour & Feed, Varnish, Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, Oils, Wares, 100 Tons Iron dud Steel, all sizes, 500 Kegs Kastern Puwder. ; , 2500 Peet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver, 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hoee, 3000 Yards Duck—asesorted numbers. 1000 Gullous. Kerosene, : . 90 Gallvus Lard, Nents’ Fuut and Paiut Oils. 12000 Pounds Nevada Cured Bacon. 4000 Pouuds Sugars, all kinds. (50 Chests Teas, Black, Jupun und Young Hysva. 500 Boxes Candles, , 500 Gulluns Stone Jugs and Jars. WINES, LIQUORS, CASE GOODS, Ete. Ete. ‘Which: we offer t te the Trade at Pricesand upon Terms defying Competitien. Our Purchases and Sales are larger than, those of any House in the county, and we can, and do “Buy pos Sell” lower than any other. . “QUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Galen ARE souk AGENTS FOR ~~ ALMADEN . QUICKSILVER. sensei cAAWHORD, ZLAVITT 4 08 a. ’ Pde : petal . . BARLEY, Glass & Crockery aH On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that . 1000 baxes Soap, from Colgates' down . Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. Hive o on. LAND ia tht Sane ad Cota . A Larger stock of Goods in their line than ean be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to smething les thin a cargo for th Great Eastern and ponsisting of . ‘Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, et Pore ay be9, : AND Glass Were, (To which we might ada forthe bene of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofte choie qualities. ‘ WHEAT,. ! BRAN, SHORTS, . deo. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly toerrive, 11000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough . . + “fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted notte * preak connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of One, Guodyear.; and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present. rates. 1000 Reni test we wie them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, « mountain of ever known. beivre. . A few. Cords-of Bacon, warranted corn fed, ila aa pm dele pres Ahad 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails,.assorted. Makes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijehns and any kind of Liquors, to fl} them: . Casgand BhelfGoods in any quantity ! We betteb-béle nobody [ail euinems eh bare? motto but ‘‘fair dealing, —TO ABKIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods ; (when we buy and'pay for them. ) We eoneutt the tastes of our customers end resiemter always that it tes two to make « bargain, —_ ‘ carte wie cnt the ta i € Spy Pi 12 [The-old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his seccessors.] is . 100,000: gallons ‘of Kerosene; Lard. ,_ t 4% Pind i fiw wiie’l] fyvbawhh ot) mahal hie Ws otabah anc = yiteges, vont Tere aotery oa His BORG FB fast ek i it 40/39) a ta } Shela id ai uty New Fieve tas Dry. Goods Store, iS ea on. COMMERCIAL STREET, “Opposites. Lademan’s. And “ett . “pent. Goods thiaad . than any other Houge in ae _ Our stock cobstats of : Latest Style Dress Goods, ~ English & French Prints,ee “Ladle Chien Shoes, : Hoop Skirts, rot Fancy Goods, ror aan, ca cicanlg Dry Geods Store. Our motto is . : < eee alas forget. the aT ar Poe June 24th, CHEAPI CHEAP 2 safe ss P. GmuMAn's AMERICAN ‘STORE! . Malm Strees, Grass Valley..” ene HAS yer, BERATED, AFR Ba xQW DRY Sates, . CLOTHING, : GENT’S FURN ISHING Goons, BOOTS AND SHOES, For Gents’, Ladies, Misses? and ‘dats drén’s Wear, . Chenper than any other Store“Nevada. da County. tyre no see for yourselves. HOSTETTER, SMITH & “DEAN, putas AND: ‘MEDICINES; PROPRIETARY MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS? vos See ‘BPO. BTC. , ienidainiigiisilid on” ae per teenie [San Francisco.Glass Works. } 4018.5 Battery Street, Corner of Clay, SAN FRANCISCO, ~ San Francisco, May 15—-3mis E iit i H SEE He i i i $ g : ; 3 . : cS ee ee ae $4 eh oR ONDE ; Bons ae ah dey lf adiiacwtite tat pee re rs ti let: : at ¥K te saree ph & ate “Merete Sear th si De Resale . Druggists’ “Glassware, i