July 6, 1865 (4 pages)

PRRs Poe evada Daily Granscrpt THURSDAY, JULY 6,186 _ =— = — ora eed “For State Senator. DAVID BELDEN. ~ John. Pattison, Reuben _ For Sheriff, _{. For Assessor, ' BR. B. Gentry. {. E F. Bean. . or Coltector. For Surveyor, —-: Chas. Barker. H. 8. Bradley. sia Por Clerk; For Coroner, R. H. Farquhar. : W. C. Stiles. For Recorder,’ Public Administrator, J.-C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens; For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, ~~ John Caldwell, M. 8. Deal. For Treasuyer, For Supervisor, B.F.S {-Jofiathan Clark, gest crowds “i county participated in the celebration of the Fourth at Grass Valley on Tuesday last.— The people of this part of the county turned . . _ Out en masse, and there is nota mining camp nor a raoch between the Yuba end Bear river which was not represented. The military, consisting of the Pacific Guard of Dutch Flat, the Little York -Union. Guard and the Nevada Light Guard, under com“mand of Major N. W. Knowlton, left. this city at 8 o’clock for Grass Valley. They were met and escorted into town by the Grass Valley Union Guard, whose guests they were. The military stacked arms at . Hamilton Hall, where an excellent lunch ‘Was served by Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. The entire city was decorated with flags and evergreens, and the national banner was was displayed upon almost every building. The procession was to have formed at 12 o'clock, but through some mistake it was started much éutlier. It was’ without exception the largest procession we have seen in the county. The military led off, under Major Knowlton, E.G. Waite Adjutant and E. F. Spence Assistant Surgeon on the staff (The Grass Valley Company numbered . ' about 40 men under. Capt. Doty, Nevada Company 75 men under Capt. Lancaster, , Little York Company, 45 men under Capt. Atkins, and the Dutch Flat Company, 40 men under Capt. Kopp. Then followed the Grass Valley Fire Department under Chief Engineer 8. D. Leavitt, consisting of the Tiger Hook, Ladder and Bucket Company, and the Protection Hose Company. The Gook Templars came next ia order Next came the turn-out of Charley Osborn of the Glenbrook Park. It consisted of a fine dou~ ble team drawing a skeleton wagon, a single horse and sulky followed, and arace horse, rode by a jocky boy-in costume brought up the rear, This was'under command of the proprietor of the Park. The Finean Brotherhood, of Allison Ranch and Grass Valley, tothe number of four hundred able bodied men came next in,order. They were. followed by a neatly decorated car, in which were thirty-six little girls representing the Btates of the Union. Then came the school children of Grass Valley. The Forest Spring school under charge of B. J. Watson had two beautifully decorated care in the pros Ceasion. Citizens in carriages and on horseback concluded the immense precession.— Among the schvol children was a Company Of boys neatly uniformed and armed with Wooden inuskets. They are pupils of J. M. . Daya, and go through theevolutions as well as old soldiers, They acted as escort of the -echool children. The procession was more than a mile in length After marching through the town the procession was dismussed at the paviltun. Wilson's large cirous tent was siou crowded to its utmost napacity with people, desirous of hearing the exercises of the day. We were unable tu weta place in the teat, but thuse whe listened to the exercises pronvunce the urativa of Rev. M C. Briggs excellent. At 3 o'clock the military twok dinner at Hamilton Hall, and at 4 o'clock they had dress parade on diamissed. The Ancient Oriental Order of Humility paraded at 5 o'clock and it is said vluded. _. toitedissolution. He speaks of the jeslous. and of sundry work. » THE late private seeretary of one uf Jeff, Davia’ most in@uential Cabinet officers. has recetitly published an interesting expose of the affairs of the Confederacy just previous ies and backbitings among the chief conspibrators,;-of Davia’ influence or. lnck of influence, of the condition of the rebel exchequer abroad, -and of the appalling suddenness of, the calamity which overtook the rebel cause, a Southern. stand-point. The Confederate military strength (before the surrender of . Richmond) east of the Mississippi was about 100;000 men, all told, according to this authority.—_Davie_aad-his fellaw fugitives had but $500,000 in their wallets on leaving the rebel. capital, and thissum was mainly in’ silver, which, by this writer’s showing, accounts for its bulk The. principal portion of the rebel treasure, it seems,.was in foreign hands—a fact which at least shows that, in spite of all the bluster and brag to the contrary, the necessity of an early flight had been anticipated, and in part provided for, & considerable time before the surrender. Many of the passengers by the America, whwu were wrecked on the Golden Rule, are wandering about San Francisco insufficiently clad and utterly destitute, looking for ey ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, WeDnespay, July 5, 1865. Pacific Guard Little York Union Guard Capt C Kopp ‘-utch Fit Capt Atkins Little Yk Lieut Thomas «o Lieut Lewis do J L Stapies do J Partin do J Foster do Wm “urillin do M Baker do V Waggoner do 8 Baker do _W J Gill do Orneby do BD. Prenzer do W Bartlett do JR Flagg do S Beers do F Fellers do G Britton do Wm_De.Alpin do C Celare do . W Brown. do Pickett do ~ L Benchard™ do Trask do W Coffinan do Fisher do Costelyan do Hubbard do J Fuller du J Hackett do W Fuliet .do JC Hackett do Jerry Harteell do R Hackett do J Jam's do La do J Johnson do Me Glure do J Movure do Munson do H Peterson do C @B8taple do A Rising do E Smith do J. Reegan ‘do Willard do -C Remington do Robinson dv D Henderson do Ulp do G Sutliff do Moody do A Whitney do Dean do J Dahli do Hammer do A Keeier do Hu do. J Patterson do . H Weat do WJ B gule do Murry do J Shebjey do Phelps do Henry Wheeler do Britton do poe : “ ’ le Oo P Bashor Nevada T tlolmes i J Dyson Red Dg Goate és an «oan Nevada ; ; John Dickson. . do ba Green Hed Dog ®% Boland do John E Hall Selby Hlat 2 eee: do 8 Holbrook do _ P Burst San Francisco H Southard Tilton mil Mrs Fred_-Spring san tron Geo Winsyip do Frank Wesiey do ChasAndersoa do Geo-WoodsCalS Co J M Kirkpatrick Tiit m dam Johnson Dutch Fl Win swift Lowell Hill Hi Bi Robinsun do Pat Skiiham Rem'ton h CB Wilson You Bet Barney swift do CPT hiferry Rock C NM Vou, herty Moore FS) he Omega A Kingston Sacramen rrett Gras. val J Downing Nevada W BR Weeks South Yu Ww Levy do =—Peter Nelsen Washing Thos Cary do ¥F Owns Nevada A D Parker do Wm Rabo ~elby Flat P Johnson Dutch Flat Robt Gurren Ked Dog ‘V Hutchins Canada hil 5 L Uhapia do Geo UC Dunton Yuu Bt BS Jone. Unionville N Viucent do Joho Murchie Nevada Mra Dunston do Joseph Sc' app du Mise Mary -Dunater do (itis Smith. do $ PR Hobbes Geo Suclift You Bet. u. W Preble Hunt’s hi M Monier Willow Vall Ed Varney do Ju .n Noisé Quaker hill Mies Kate Leddickdo EK. Wiluen Cayada hill Miss Mary Fullerdv John Wilden do 6B thucchine Preach mi Mies Wilden do 408 Hobineon Red Dog Wm Caviilun You Bet John D) son do Juhu Shebdby uo K & Maderson Nevada C Remington Little Y¥ WY MeGee do J Fur do W H Murehie —do John Harisell do . ndtew Smith Red Do Jonn arrett du Jobn Smith du 3 pouchard do & D Dean Cement Hill J Fulluu =e D H Birdsell Titton mil f Moudy Blue Vent R Wiug Univaville Jsan Arbe gaat Gold F J Vilher san francisco W A ‘lownseud Selby f Those Doyle do KB Moore . do Miss es te R&R Js Karncst ory m ‘C W Taylor filton mill J D Fe ming Rock exee Thos Sim» &-fVorest ¢ ares O J Dodge Atleghany French corral i Colby Moores Joseph Chew it Johe Benn: dict Canada h W H Gillerlind Tyit mill H Wheeler Little York bavid Lerry Selby Flat W C Bailes Nevada D it Heydleaff Red bs Canweil & son ee HAxe Fou ‘EVER ratrep } ss Would inform the Nevada thut he nus upened a Tux steamer O-K, onthe Yoloside.of t: 0, river, opposite Sacramento, was destroyed by fire Sunday moraen last. 4 —— a Ropert LIxcoui, son of the late Presis dent, has opened a law office in Springfield. 2 Tue town of Amador, destroyed by fire a. short time since is being rapidly rebuilt. Tue Eureka wine, at Sutter Creek, Amador county,is 960 feet deep. ICE ORAM! ICE CREAM! —~ JENKIN’ S Vanilla or Lemon Ice Cream ? If not go immediately and try a plate of it. His Cream is the real, pure article—no sham, and bis apartments have beefi fitted upin luxurious style for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, . Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Jenkins’ Ice Cream. Saloon situated opposite the ‘Union Hotel, on MAIN STREET, Where he will tie bappy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage, at all hours—day or night He willaiso send Cream te families without extra chen. In addition to the Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS’ has atogninee Room where are pre pared all the Cooling Drinks of the season, viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS Big Tunnel Quartz Mining Co, Nevada County, California. ee THE STYOCKHOLDEKS of the above Company —You will please iak+ notice that the Quarterly Meeting of the Company will be held at the Secretary’s Office, in this city, on SATURDAY, July lat, at’8 o'clock, P. M. A. H. OTHEMAN, Secretary Office, No 30 Main street, at. J.J. Ott’s As«ay Office. Nevada city. jel The abeve Meeting is postponed to SATUR DAY July 8th, 196° Sy order of the Board. of frosters. . A. HO HEMAN, Svceretary. Fruit and Vegetables, JOSEPH W. JACKSON, citizens of Is Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on hand. KF Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. iy! CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY'S COACHES, I BB cx Mave oe pao of the pany at t ational Exchange Hotel,” road Se c=: Nevada City, EVERY MORNING, at 5 o'clock, A, M. For the following places, viz ; Illinoistown, Dutch ‘Flat, Virginia and Carson Cities, Clipper Gap, Auburn, and Sacramento. ee Also, will leave Daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. for’ Smartsville, : Timbuctoo, and Marysville. On arrival of Sacramento Stage, will leave for North San Juan and Forest City, Running tv Forest City only every othe from North Sav Juan. ee OE: AS ION, WM. H, DAVIDSON, Ageut. Nevada, June 24th. WANTED. A SMALL Futhished House, for a man and wife, for three or four months. For farther particu. lars address or inquire at this office. july 4 E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace Crees 0 ‘the Old Place, * Broa a QUMMONs. —State of California, County of Ne ‘ of Little York, se. M B Engals Clipper Gap Miss A M W heeier do I Jones" do CC H Irskin _. de W J Hill du W_H weur You Bet W I Brown do JF McGee do B Henderson de Jolin Kobinton Nevada Thos Cary Unionville PL stall Alpha Aiardoer Helny Plat Deu tase Novede Buri Willow v J Heacock Titton mill J F Carr do BMBiake Eagle mill T F Kelly do D A Burringwu Nevada F Bendict de Wm Combs P Clancy Nevada JH Dicksog San Juan Daniel Clancy T R Moore dv Ned Buirell Chalk Bluff J Patterson do Wm Kellough You Bet James MoGee Douwniev A W Potter Washington TW Atherson Red Dog John R Roberts Moores F Jeffres do «. W M Ratliff & f Sacram JB ries . @ § Cozzens You Bet Cc as ~ Francis poe Cot Hill — Doytoe evada Batou Grass Valley Fritt Washington © R McKee Alphs ~ Jvbo Robinsun wae Dag Does Dubey & danas ivian Grass Valley RB Gentry Novada . Chambers, at the Court Room of eaid Court in ay cet ice township of Fittle Y §& in tha counYe aifege the 24th day of July, 4 1865, at ek, A. M.to answef unto the complaint of D. E. BELT. who demands of you the sum of two hundred and tw: -five dollars, on a certain prom transferred to Plaintiff, The following is a copy of out pate OS VARS tee the o Sth, 1860. ut fot Value Rece promise to pay H. Bowers or order, the sum of Two Hundred and “‘Twenty-Vive Dollars with two and_one-half-per. on flie in my office. when judgment will be taken damages i oo fail to appear and answer. : Given under my ‘hand, this, Twentieth day April, Az D. 1895. 1 5 es R. MeGOUN, Justice of the Peace. ' It & hereby ordered that the above Summons be Published jn the Nevada Daily Transcript, a_paper priuted in Nevada 1 tice to said defendant, at least once a week for the period of three months from tho date of this Summons : ; BR. McGOUN, Justice of the Peace: A true copy, Attest, — ap22 -MILT, COMBS, Constable. ee NSOLVE “T NOTICE —In the County Court in atid for the coun‘y of Nevada. State of C ili fornia. In the matter of the petition of William Bennett an ina tvent Deb’or Pursuant to an order of the Hon A.C: Niles, Caunty Judge, notice ix hereby 4 to all the er ditors of the said In solvent, William Renvett. to be and appear before the Hon. A.C. Niles. County Jude. aforesaid, in the county of Nevada on the 10th day of July, A. 1. 1865. at 10 0’cloek, A. M. of that day. then and there to show caurr, wba! 4 they’ ean, why the prayer of snid Irsolvent should pot. be granted and an as-ignment-of his Wstate be made. nd he be discharged from his. dehta and Habilities, in pursvance of the “tatute in such case made and provided ; and in the moon time all proceedings against ye gy be stayed. } sea ; Court, this 6th dav of June. 1865 —~ R. 8. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Rev. Stomp, K. Fa: quhar. Deputy. G. L. Waters, G. Atty for Petitioner. UMMO*S.—In the District Court of the 14th \) Judicial Mistrict, of the State of California. in and for the County of N-vaca. Ac'ion brought in the District Court of the Fourtcenth Judicial District of the State of California, in ane for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in exid County of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court, A. W. PeWhitt, Albert B Correy. W. K Painter, Dantel McCreary, William Quick, William J Stoekton, 8. W: Stock ton, Henry Cothran l. +aacD mene and Jnv. . C. Deuel va Silas Blodgett. ct al. he People of the State of “alifornia send greeting to Silas Blod: ett, Milton Wallace, Wiliiam Wa Wil lard D. Jones. James Hanes. John Race, H. B Morril. B. H. Berry, Rohert Willixmaon, J. 8. Harbineon and Valentine Porter, defendants You are hereby reqnired to appear in‘an action brought ag inst i by the above named Piaintiffe in the Distriet© urt of the Fourteenth Ju dicial District of the State of California. in and forthe County of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days exclu: sive of the day of servic: , after the service on you of this eammons, if served within thia county ; or, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District within twenty days; or if served out of seid--Distriet,then within forty days—Or judgment by default will be taken inet you, accorditig to the prayersald vom faint. he said action is br ht to obtain a Todameds of restitution of certain Mining claims and premises in Nevadacounty, California, par ticularly described in Plaintiffs complaint, of which the sid Plaintiffs are the owners as al leged in said complain. aud that being so the owners are entitle? to--the porsession of said premises. You defendants have entered inte and upon said elaims and wrongfully a -d unlawfully wi: hhold the possession thereof from the Plain. tiffs ail of which is more fuliy set out in said complaint. : Aud you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer the said compiaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgment as above . ~~ Givea under my hand and Seal of the } seal District Court of the 14th Judicial Die. —~ ) trict of the State of Calif:‘rnia, in and {or the county of Nevada, this 7th day of April. A. D. 1865. R. 8. FARQUH AR. Clerk. . G, K. Farquhar, Deputy Clerk. Per Revenue Stamp. By order of Hon A. C. Niles, rey , ‘i R. 4. FARQU J.C. Deuel, Plaintiffs jt et J Clerk. june6 UMMONS,-—-State of Califernia, County of K') Nevada, se. District Court of the Fourteenth Jadiciaxl Di-i ret of said State The Pesple of the State of Californin. to ED. MULLER and S.C. MULLER Grecting. You are hereby summened to appepr and angwer to the complaint of HENRY LAYTON within ten days from the eervice ef thin writ. ifserved on you in this coun-Syisee within twenty days if served on you in District and out of this erunty, and within rty days if served on you inth: State and ont of this District, in.an action cow menced on the Fifteenth day of May. A. LD 1086, in said Court, to obtain a decree of thia Court for the Foreclo sure.of a certan prea sd bearing date the Fourteenth of November, A. ©.'1860, execute’ by Ed. Muller and 8.C Muller to.Henr a Spe and for the eale of the premises therein, and said Complaiut particularly mentioned and desc: ibed, and the apnlication of the moneys ari sing from auch sale to the payment of the amou.t due on a certain 6 ai Panaed set forth in said Complaint. made and vered by the said Ed. Muller and 8. C. Muller to said enry_Layton fearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be sceured, to-wit :—The sumof Two Hundred Dollars, with intere t thereon from the Fourteenth day of November, A. ply tg ae yo eae one half p'r cent per mow paid if any deficien ehall remain after applying all of ssid ymoe nee properly so app je thereto. then that plaintit have execution therefor against the suid oremge to -_ eeenate and ol! and every p:rson claiming threugh or under said Deueeineuhocasentin to the da.e of Plaintiffs and e ommence t of thie action, eee foreeloerd of ab t = 2 Hite i : 8 i H DD ‘Most likely to give ne} tness m\ hand and the Seal of said . Opposition isthe lise af Trad = Come One, Come all! —r0~ z : Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, sien DOI? /< And examine the large and extensive Clhng, Furnishing Gods, Bos, Het THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEap. ‘ ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! PRNRRR The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Ratesenable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bh bb bbbhb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWPe EST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, —@ULD inform the le of Nevana that he hes Just eeudived large and of Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything ugually found in a well Store ofthis kind. Al) goods delivered of charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street, Nevada, Nov. 29th. NOTICE. Central Pacific Raiiroad Company. g be ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhol-. : ders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC. RAIL ~ ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the city of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1866. Es H MILLER, Jr. Secretary, Sacramento, May 27th—im RARE CHANCE. . Harrier's Stage and Express Line, , BETWEEN i ; NEVADA & MOORE'S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. Apt to leave the State, the offers for sule, his Horses, Stage and ExPreas line now runn from this city to Lake city, North Bloomfield. 00! rey’s. and Moore's Flat Itisth: best 8 leading out of thia enquire of D, W. Bookstore wi e aud om pion route . For furt : eee: UA marti brat a m United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City: © te BECKMAN & CAKLEY, WwW fitted up in style the above Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their patrons, the best of ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars. It you want toplay a game of Billiards be acco mmoda Tables ia the State. An-Owner Wanted. A has been found among my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road branded ““W.C. D.”’ on the horn and “Con the teit side. ‘The owner can have him on A property -payi . En of ihn Malatb Sy yr 8 jel Central House, Washington Road. my31 rs = RLINANCE No. 22.—Providing for O of Road and Poll Taxes, in the city of Nevada. City of N ° « OULO inform their friends that they have i hes pene & a8 we have two of the best © LARGE dark red and white spotted ox . . Hes © seuareziss EER ES vom whe eati ingt and The they are nev a on wag Ak Lit of Uni atre wel tere Dix sta

PRRs Poe evada Daily Granscrpt THURSDAY, JULY 6,186 _ =— = — ora eed “For State Senator. DAVID BELDEN. ~ John. Pattison, Reuben _ For Sheriff, _{. For Assessor, ' BR. B. Gentry. {. E F. Bean. . or Coltector. For Surveyor, —-: Chas. Barker. H. 8. Bradley. sia Por Clerk; For Coroner, R. H. Farquhar. : W. C. Stiles. For Recorder,’ Public Administrator, J.-C, Garber. W. W. Cozzens; For District Attorney, Supt. of Schools, ~~ John Caldwell, M. 8. Deal. For Treasuyer, For Supervisor, B.F.S {-Jofiathan Clark, gest crowds “i county participated in the celebration of the Fourth at Grass Valley on Tuesday last.— The people of this part of the county turned . . _ Out en masse, and there is nota mining camp nor a raoch between the Yuba end Bear river which was not represented. The military, consisting of the Pacific Guard of Dutch Flat, the Little York -Union. Guard and the Nevada Light Guard, under com“mand of Major N. W. Knowlton, left. this city at 8 o’clock for Grass Valley. They were met and escorted into town by the Grass Valley Union Guard, whose guests they were. The military stacked arms at . Hamilton Hall, where an excellent lunch ‘Was served by Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton. The entire city was decorated with flags and evergreens, and the national banner was was displayed upon almost every building. The procession was to have formed at 12 o'clock, but through some mistake it was started much éutlier. It was’ without exception the largest procession we have seen in the county. The military led off, under Major Knowlton, E.G. Waite Adjutant and E. F. Spence Assistant Surgeon on the staff (The Grass Valley Company numbered . ' about 40 men under. Capt. Doty, Nevada Company 75 men under Capt. Lancaster, , Little York Company, 45 men under Capt. Atkins, and the Dutch Flat Company, 40 men under Capt. Kopp. Then followed the Grass Valley Fire Department under Chief Engineer 8. D. Leavitt, consisting of the Tiger Hook, Ladder and Bucket Company, and the Protection Hose Company. The Gook Templars came next ia order Next came the turn-out of Charley Osborn of the Glenbrook Park. It consisted of a fine dou~ ble team drawing a skeleton wagon, a single horse and sulky followed, and arace horse, rode by a jocky boy-in costume brought up the rear, This was'under command of the proprietor of the Park. The Finean Brotherhood, of Allison Ranch and Grass Valley, tothe number of four hundred able bodied men came next in,order. They were. followed by a neatly decorated car, in which were thirty-six little girls representing the Btates of the Union. Then came the school children of Grass Valley. The Forest Spring school under charge of B. J. Watson had two beautifully decorated care in the pros Ceasion. Citizens in carriages and on horseback concluded the immense precession.— Among the schvol children was a Company Of boys neatly uniformed and armed with Wooden inuskets. They are pupils of J. M. . Daya, and go through theevolutions as well as old soldiers, They acted as escort of the -echool children. The procession was more than a mile in length After marching through the town the procession was dismussed at the paviltun. Wilson's large cirous tent was siou crowded to its utmost napacity with people, desirous of hearing the exercises of the day. We were unable tu weta place in the teat, but thuse whe listened to the exercises pronvunce the urativa of Rev. M C. Briggs excellent. At 3 o'clock the military twok dinner at Hamilton Hall, and at 4 o'clock they had dress parade on diamissed. The Ancient Oriental Order of Humility paraded at 5 o'clock and it is said vluded. _. toitedissolution. He speaks of the jeslous. and of sundry work. » THE late private seeretary of one uf Jeff, Davia’ most in@uential Cabinet officers. has recetitly published an interesting expose of the affairs of the Confederacy just previous ies and backbitings among the chief conspibrators,;-of Davia’ influence or. lnck of influence, of the condition of the rebel exchequer abroad, -and of the appalling suddenness of, the calamity which overtook the rebel cause, a Southern. stand-point. The Confederate military strength (before the surrender of . Richmond) east of the Mississippi was about 100;000 men, all told, according to this authority.—_Davie_aad-his fellaw fugitives had but $500,000 in their wallets on leaving the rebel. capital, and thissum was mainly in’ silver, which, by this writer’s showing, accounts for its bulk The. principal portion of the rebel treasure, it seems,.was in foreign hands—a fact which at least shows that, in spite of all the bluster and brag to the contrary, the necessity of an early flight had been anticipated, and in part provided for, & considerable time before the surrender. Many of the passengers by the America, whwu were wrecked on the Golden Rule, are wandering about San Francisco insufficiently clad and utterly destitute, looking for ey ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, WeDnespay, July 5, 1865. Pacific Guard Little York Union Guard Capt C Kopp ‘-utch Fit Capt Atkins Little Yk Lieut Thomas «o Lieut Lewis do J L Stapies do J Partin do J Foster do Wm “urillin do M Baker do V Waggoner do 8 Baker do _W J Gill do Orneby do BD. Prenzer do W Bartlett do JR Flagg do S Beers do F Fellers do G Britton do Wm_De.Alpin do C Celare do . W Brown. do Pickett do ~ L Benchard™ do Trask do W Coffinan do Fisher do Costelyan do Hubbard do J Fuller du J Hackett do W Fuliet .do JC Hackett do Jerry Harteell do R Hackett do J Jam's do La do J Johnson do Me Glure do J Movure do Munson do H Peterson do C @B8taple do A Rising do E Smith do J. Reegan ‘do Willard do -C Remington do Robinson dv D Henderson do Ulp do G Sutliff do Moody do A Whitney do Dean do J Dahli do Hammer do A Keeier do Hu do. J Patterson do . H Weat do WJ B gule do Murry do J Shebjey do Phelps do Henry Wheeler do Britton do poe : “ ’ le Oo P Bashor Nevada T tlolmes i J Dyson Red Dg Goate és an «oan Nevada ; ; John Dickson. . do ba Green Hed Dog ®% Boland do John E Hall Selby Hlat 2 eee: do 8 Holbrook do _ P Burst San Francisco H Southard Tilton mil Mrs Fred_-Spring san tron Geo Winsyip do Frank Wesiey do ChasAndersoa do Geo-WoodsCalS Co J M Kirkpatrick Tiit m dam Johnson Dutch Fl Win swift Lowell Hill Hi Bi Robinsun do Pat Skiiham Rem'ton h CB Wilson You Bet Barney swift do CPT hiferry Rock C NM Vou, herty Moore FS) he Omega A Kingston Sacramen rrett Gras. val J Downing Nevada W BR Weeks South Yu Ww Levy do =—Peter Nelsen Washing Thos Cary do ¥F Owns Nevada A D Parker do Wm Rabo ~elby Flat P Johnson Dutch Flat Robt Gurren Ked Dog ‘V Hutchins Canada hil 5 L Uhapia do Geo UC Dunton Yuu Bt BS Jone. Unionville N Viucent do Joho Murchie Nevada Mra Dunston do Joseph Sc' app du Mise Mary -Dunater do (itis Smith.. do $ PR Hobbes Geo Suclift You Bet. u. W Preble Hunt’s hi M Monier Willow Vall Ed Varney do Ju .n Noisé Quaker hill Mies Kate Leddickdo EK. Wiluen Cayada hill Miss Mary Fullerdv John Wilden do 6B thucchine Preach mi Mies Wilden do 408 Hobineon Red Dog Wm Caviilun You Bet John D) son do Juhu Shebdby uo K & Maderson Nevada C Remington Little Y¥ WY MeGee do J Fur do W H Murehie —do John Harisell do . ndtew Smith Red Do Jonn arrett du Jobn Smith du 3 pouchard do & D Dean Cement Hill J Fulluu =e D H Birdsell Titton mil f Moudy Blue Vent R Wiug Univaville Jsan Arbe gaat Gold F J Vilher san francisco W A ‘lownseud Selby f Those Doyle do KB Moore . do Miss es te R&R Js Karncst ory m ‘C W Taylor filton mill J D Fe ming Rock exee Thos Sim» &-fVorest ¢ ares O J Dodge Atleghany French corral i Colby Moores Joseph Chew it Johe Benn: dict Canada h W H Gillerlind Tyit mill H Wheeler Little York bavid Lerry Selby Flat W C Bailes Nevada D it Heydleaff Red bs Canweil & son ee HAxe Fou ‘EVER ratrep } ss Would inform the Nevada thut he nus upened a Tux steamer O-K, onthe Yoloside.of t: 0, river, opposite Sacramento, was destroyed by fire Sunday moraen last. 4 —— a Ropert LIxcoui, son of the late Presis dent, has opened a law office in Springfield. 2 Tue town of Amador, destroyed by fire a. short time since is being rapidly rebuilt. Tue Eureka wine, at Sutter Creek, Amador county,is 960 feet deep. ICE ORAM! ICE CREAM! —~ JENKIN’ S Vanilla or Lemon Ice Cream ? If not go immediately and try a plate of it. His Cream is the real, pure article—no sham, and bis apartments have beefi fitted upin luxurious style for the accommodation of Ladies and Gentlemen, . Who may desire to partake of cooling beverage. Jenkins’ Ice Cream. Saloon situated opposite the ‘Union Hotel, on MAIN STREET, Where he will tie bappy to wait upon all who may favor him with their patronage, at all hours—day or night He willaiso send Cream te families without extra chen. In addition to the Ice Cream Saloon, JENKINS’ has atogninee Room where are pre pared all the Cooling Drinks of the season, viz : Sherry and Claret Cobblers, Mint Juleps, Iced Champagne, &c. jyl A. R. JENKINS Big Tunnel Quartz Mining Co, Nevada County, California. ee THE STYOCKHOLDEKS of the above Company —You will please iak+ notice that the Quarterly Meeting of the Company will be held at the Secretary’s Office, in this city, on SATURDAY, July lat, at’8 o'clock, P. M. A. H. OTHEMAN, Secretary Office, No 30 Main street, at. J.J. Ott’s As«ay Office. Nevada city. jel The abeve Meeting is postponed to SATUR DAY July 8th, 196° Sy order of the Board. of frosters. . A. HO HEMAN, Svceretary. Fruit and Vegetables, JOSEPH W. JACKSON, citizens of Is Fruit and Vegetable Store, On Broad Street, below Fininger & Co's Store, Where he receives every morning, Fruits, all kind, fresh from the Garden And VEGETABLES, NEW CIDER, always on hand. KF Families supplied at the Lowest Market Rates The patronage of the public is solicited. iy! CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY'S COACHES, I BB cx Mave oe pao of the pany at t ational Exchange Hotel,” road Se c=: Nevada City, EVERY MORNING, at 5 o'clock, A, M. For the following places, viz ; Illinoistown, Dutch ‘Flat, Virginia and Carson Cities, Clipper Gap, Auburn, and Sacramento. ee Also, will leave Daily, at 9 o'clock, A. M. for’ Smartsville, : Timbuctoo, and Marysville. On arrival of Sacramento Stage, will leave for North San Juan and Forest City, Running tv Forest City only every othe from North Sav Juan. ee OE: AS ION, WM. H, DAVIDSON, Ageut. Nevada, June 24th. WANTED.

A SMALL Futhished House, for a man and wife, for three or four months. For farther particu. lars address or inquire at this office. july 4 E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace Crees 0 ‘the Old Place, * Broa a QUMMONs. —State of California, County of Ne ‘ of Little York, se. M B Engals Clipper Gap Miss A M W heeier do I Jones" do CC H Irskin _. de W J Hill du W_H weur You Bet W I Brown do JF McGee do B Henderson de Jolin Kobinton Nevada Thos Cary Unionville PL stall Alpha Aiardoer Helny Plat Deu tase Novede Buri Willow v J Heacock Titton mill J F Carr do BMBiake Eagle mill T F Kelly do D A Burringwu Nevada F Bendict de Wm Combs P Clancy Nevada JH Dicksog San Juan Daniel Clancy T R Moore dv Ned Buirell Chalk Bluff J Patterson do Wm Kellough You Bet James MoGee Douwniev A W Potter Washington TW Atherson Red Dog John R Roberts Moores F Jeffres do «. W M Ratliff & f Sacram JB ries . @ § Cozzens You Bet Cc as ~ Francis poe Cot Hill — Doytoe evada Batou Grass Valley Fritt Washington © R McKee Alphs ~ Jvbo Robinsun wae Dag Does Dubey & danas ivian Grass Valley RB Gentry Novada . Chambers, at the Court Room of eaid Court in ay cet ice township of Fittle Y §& in tha counYe aifege the 24th day of July, 4 1865, at ek, A. M.to answef unto the complaint of D. E. BELT. who demands of you the sum of two hundred and tw: -five dollars, on a certain prom transferred to Plaintiff, The following is a copy of out pate OS VARS tee the o Sth, 1860. ut fot Value Rece promise to pay H. Bowers or order, the sum of Two Hundred and “‘Twenty-Vive Dollars with two and_one-half-per. on flie in my office. when judgment will be taken damages i oo fail to appear and answer. : Given under my ‘hand, this, Twentieth day April, Az D. 1895.. 1 5 es R. MeGOUN, Justice of the Peace. ' It & hereby ordered that the above Summons be Published jn the Nevada Daily Transcript, a_paper priuted in Nevada 1 tice to said defendant, at least once a week for the period of three months from tho date of this Summons : ; BR. McGOUN, Justice of the Peace: A true copy, Attest, — ap22 -MILT, COMBS, Constable. ee NSOLVE “T NOTICE —In the County Court in atid for the coun‘y of Nevada. State of C ili fornia. In the matter of the petition of William Bennett an ina tvent Deb’or Pursuant to an order of the Hon A.C: Niles, Caunty Judge, notice ix hereby 4 to all the er ditors of the said In solvent, William Renvett. to be and appear before the Hon. A.C. Niles. County Jude. aforesaid, in the county of Nevada on the 10th day of July, A. 1. 1865. at 10 0’cloek, A. M. of that day. then and there to show caurr, wba! 4 they’ ean, why the prayer of snid Irsolvent should pot. be granted and an as-ignment-of his Wstate be made. nd he be discharged from his. dehta and Habilities, in pursvance of the “tatute in such case made and provided ; and in the moon time all proceedings against ye gy be stayed. } sea ; Court, this 6th dav of June. 1865 —~ R. 8. FARQUHAR, Clerk. Rev. Stomp, K. Fa: quhar. Deputy. G. L. Waters, G. Atty for Petitioner. UMMO*S.—In the District Court of the 14th \) Judicial Mistrict, of the State of California. in and for the County of N-vaca. Ac'ion brought in the District Court of the Fourtcenth Judicial District of the State of California, in ane for the County of Nevada, and the complaint filed in exid County of Nevada, in the office of the Clerk of said District Court, A. W. PeWhitt, Albert B Correy. W. K Painter, Dantel McCreary, William Quick, William J Stoekton, 8. W: Stock ton, Henry Cothran l. +aacD mene and Jnv. . C. Deuel va Silas Blodgett. ct al. he People of the State of “alifornia send greeting to Silas Blod: ett, Milton Wallace, Wiliiam Wa Wil lard D. Jones. James Hanes. John Race, H. B Morril. B. H. Berry, Rohert Willixmaon, J. 8. Harbineon and Valentine Porter, defendants You are hereby reqnired to appear in‘an action brought ag inst i by the above named Piaintiffe in the Distriet© urt of the Fourteenth Ju dicial District of the State of California. in and forthe County of Nevada, and to answer the complaint filed therein within ten days exclu: sive of the day of servic: , after the service on you of this eammons, if served within thia county ; or, if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District within twenty days; or if served out of seid--Distriet,then within forty days—Or judgment by default will be taken inet you, accorditig to the prayersald vom faint. he said action is br ht to obtain a Todameds of restitution of certain Mining claims and premises in Nevadacounty, California, par ticularly described in Plaintiffs complaint, of which the sid Plaintiffs are the owners as al leged in said complain. aud that being so the owners are entitle? to--the porsession of said premises. You defendants have entered inte and upon said elaims and wrongfully a -d unlawfully wi: hhold the possession thereof from the Plain. tiffs ail of which is more fuliy set out in said complaint. : Aud you are hereby notified, that if you fail to appear and answer the said compiaint as above required, the said Plaintiff will take judgment as above . ~~ Givea under my hand and Seal of the } seal District Court of the 14th Judicial Die. —~ ) trict of the State of Calif:‘rnia, in and {or the county of Nevada, this 7th day of April. A. D. 1865. R. 8. FARQUH AR. Clerk. . G, K. Farquhar, Deputy Clerk. Per Revenue Stamp. By order of Hon A. C. Niles, rey , ‘i R. 4. FARQU J.C. Deuel, Plaintiffs jt et J Clerk. june6 UMMONS,-—-State of Califernia, County of K') Nevada, se. District Court of the Fourteenth Jadiciaxl Di-i ret of said State The Pesple of the State of Californin. to ED. MULLER and S.C. MULLER Grecting. You are hereby summened to appepr and angwer to the complaint of HENRY LAYTON within ten days from the eervice ef thin writ. ifserved on you in this coun-Syisee within twenty days if served on you in District and out of this erunty, and within rty days if served on you inth: State and ont of this District, in.an action cow menced on the Fifteenth day of May. A. LD 1086, in said Court, to obtain a decree of thia Court for the Foreclo sure.of a certan prea sd bearing date the Fourteenth of November, A. ©.'1860, execute’ by Ed. Muller and 8.C Muller to.Henr a Spe and for the eale of the premises therein, and said Complaiut particularly mentioned and desc: ibed, and the apnlication of the moneys ari sing from auch sale to the payment of the amou.t due on a certain 6 ai Panaed set forth in said Complaint. made and vered by the said Ed. Muller and 8. C. Muller to said enry_Layton fearing even date with said Mortgage and thereby intended to be sceured, to-wit :—The sumof Two Hundred Dollars, with intere t thereon from the Fourteenth day of November, A. ply tg ae yo eae one half p'r cent per mow paid if any deficien ehall remain after applying all of ssid ymoe nee properly so app je thereto. then that plaintit have execution therefor against the suid oremge to -_ eeenate and ol! and every p:rson claiming threugh or under said Deueeineuhocasentin to the da.e of Plaintiffs and e ommence t of thie action, eee foreeloerd of ab t = 2 Hite i : 8 i H DD ‘Most likely to give ne} tness m\ hand and the Seal of said . Opposition isthe lise af Trad = Come One, Come all! —r0~ z : Cor. Broad & Pine sts. Nevada, sien DOI? /< And examine the large and extensive Clhng, Furnishing Gods, Bos, Het THAT WE ARE SELLING TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT CHEap. ‘ ER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN NEVADA COUNTY! PRNRRR The Business facilities we have of getting our Goods at Importers’ Ratesenable us to sell our articles at such low rates as will DEFY ALL COMPETITION bh bb bbbhb Persons favoring us with their patronage will always find our prices to be the LOWPe EST and every article to be as represented. P. BANNER, Nevada, May 27th. FAMILY GROCERIES A. BARUH, —@ULD inform the le of Nevana that he hes Just eeudived large and of Fresh stock of Choice Family Groceries, Everything ugually found in a well Store ofthis kind. Al) goods delivered of charge. Terms Cash. A. BARUH, Commercial Street, Nevada, Nov. 29th. NOTICE. Central Pacific Raiiroad Company. g be ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockhol-. : ders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC. RAIL ~ ROAD COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA will be held at the office of the Company, in the city of Sacramento, on the ELEVENTH DAY OF JULY, 1866. Es H MILLER, Jr. Secretary, Sacramento, May 27th—im RARE CHANCE. . Harrier's Stage and Express Line, , BETWEEN i ; NEVADA & MOORE'S FLAT, Is Offered For Sale. Apt to leave the State, the offers for sule, his Horses, Stage and ExPreas line now runn from this city to Lake city, North Bloomfield. 00! rey’s. and Moore's Flat Itisth: best 8 leading out of thia enquire of D, W. Bookstore wi e aud om pion route . For furt : eee: UA marti brat a m United States Saloon. Corner of Broad & Pine Strects, Nevada City: © te BECKMAN & CAKLEY, WwW fitted up in style the above Saloon and are now prepared to furnish to their patrons, the best of ‘Wines, Liquors and Cigars. It you want toplay a game of Billiards be acco mmoda Tables ia the State. An-Owner Wanted. A has been found among my cattle, above the Central House, on the Washington road branded ““W.C. D.”’ on the horn and “Con the teit side. ‘The owner can have him on A property -payi . En of ihn Malatb Sy yr 8 jel Central House, Washington Road. my31 rs = RLINANCE No. 22.—Providing for O of Road and Poll Taxes, in the city of Nevada. City of N ° « OULO inform their friends that they have i hes pene & a8 we have two of the best © LARGE dark red and white spotted ox . . Hes © seuareziss EER ES vom whe eati ingt and The they are nev a on wag Ak Lit of Uni atre wel tere Dix sta