June 1, 1866 (4 pages)

AEN RR ca 8 ey LORIN da Sa 3 “military arm of the nation. ~ Ga voeal powers than Jenay Lind. .e. Compition SouTH.—Io his late epeech st Washington, Secretary Stanton ‘aid: “Che elements of change-are ot worka‘the South, stimulating one side to loyalty waad the. other.to.continued hostility. In my judgment every proper incitement to Union should be fostered and cherished.” “This is true, bit it was not so at'the close “of the rebelling, Then, all wko bad tuken « leading part in the attempt to destroy the Government, felt that in justiee they hudmo vights, and they were satisfied to escape punishment. The Union element in the South was then developed, Union men, . wonfident of protection, threw off the re@traint. under whieh they were crushed by: sebel authorities. ‘Phey were sure that the ewer which crushed the rebellion would pro tect them from the hatred and violence of théireaemics. But thecondition of things a now' changed. ‘The spirit of treason bas 4eoen nourished into lite by the President.— Stephens, Monroe and-wthers,who “fired the Southern heart” to revel, have been brought -eut of the obscurity to which the Union victory drove them, and made rulers of the toyal Sovtherners, Semmes, the pirate robber-and murderer, has been released and lected to hizh judicia! position. The -mil4tary protection extended to loyalty in the ‘Sotth has been taken away, and Union men -are plaeed ia the power of traitors. These are-the legitimate results of the policy pur‘gued‘by Juhnson. He has been indiscrimi@ate in the distribution of parduns.He thas made leuding traiturs eligible to office, and they have gotten control in the South again. In many 6f the States lately in re‘bellion, the expression of loyal sentim«nts ____is_attended with danger._The press ie muzzled, and. men who have committed no geeater crime than remaining true to the Nation, havé: been murdered. 8chool houses have been mobbed and ministers of the gospel threatened. These things have been done since the war and the President ds responsible forthem. The rebel leaders ‘are now becoming defiant. Whut they begged ‘at the cunclusiun ef the rebelliun ‘they are now demanding. The Congress of the United States ie denounced us an unconstitutions! mob, and the President is calied upon to disperse it. The disloyal press of the South begins tu talk of bayonets already and to threaten another war. These threats are faintly echoed by northern copperheads. All these things are evidences uf the manner in which Jobnaon. has ‘fostered and cheridhed™ the loyal elewent in the South.— Btanton does vot go fur enough, All true anen believe with Conyress, not only. that ithe doyal sentiment of the Suuth should be “*fostered und cherished," but thut disloyal eentiment should be kept down by the strong That leaders of treason should be kept out of'power, and that they should be made tu fee! that treason ow the mation is the greatest crime of which anan can be guilty. The South must be regenerated, and during the progress of the ‘work traitors must be kept down. Unless the strength of the nation is put forth to protect them, the little handful of loyalists in the South will be utterly crushed out and the ald -regime will be restored. Rebels eannot be conciliated. They must be made qubjects‘or they will become rulers, It is for the loyal men of the nation te decide which. ; IT is said that Sweden is about to send us aaother vightingale, even more warvetous Marie Tasheti ie the aame of the coming warbler. The Stockholm avwspapers says her voice @urpasees everything that has ever been heard since the time of Malibran, , te a t A PRESENT of eight very beautiful Arab horset of the famous Dioff breed, is about to be dispatched from the Sultan at Constantinuple to the Emperor Napoleon. Suleiman Agha, chief of the imperial stud, bas been commissioned to_replave them if possible, by other animals of equal beauty afd . parity of blood. He will leave shortly, tur Bagdad, on this errand. rads a . Tue new opposition steamer fur the Sac. Rw Asbo & vaimento trade will be launched some day Ge week ia complete running order. She ie by far the finest opposition steamer ever ptaced on the river. ee Tae Worrell sisters made their first appearance at Wood's Theater, New York, in Franciseo, and permitted to plead guilty to Ix ‘Wasmsneron-Beneter-alcet ‘Cole . atrivéd at Washington Saturday, April) this viettity are éfew with Work: Sev: mag ol eg ned by fat Pedic have rg out and are Waiting S. . bjs old fri¢eds, especially those from the . for 4 chance to haveiit crushed. re * . Pocifie coast. Fr d Billirgsis now at Wilk = Ls 1 latd’s, but . ¥ Knge-of, bine ddd be THE Sparing Racés, The races at the left: California will probably prevent~ his taking « seat in the reconstructed’ Cabinet. Surveyor General Upson. identified with the press of California, is also in Washington. Stephen T. Gage, recently confirmed as Collector of Internal Revenue in Nevada, was expected af the cupital froin Ohio, where he had been paying a visit, and was to.suil from New York on the. 10th of May. Tue Next Puesipency.—The Amador Dispsteh has come out in advocacy of General R.E. Lee, of the rebel army, for the’ next Presidency of the United States. This is frank and candid, but it is rather ungrateful toward the present incumbent, who bas done his utmost to help the men of the dissatisfied districts into office and favor. It is our impression that the Democratic choice for candidacy for the next Presidency will inelude both R. E. Lee and Jefferson Davis —provided the latter escapes his deserved punishment. re é . ACCIDENT.—An accident oceurred at the Kate Hayes wine on Tuesday evening, suys the Grass Valley Uniun, which resulted in seriously injuring. two men, Gee. Ellis and James Richards. While the ear that is used fof taking the rock out of the shaft was coming up the incline; heavily louded, the coupling broke, which let the car ruy back at a terrible speed. The men below in the shaft, managed to get out of the way, with the exception of the two named above. Ellis received a fracture of the skull, and Riehards bad his left foot -badly-mashed.— Heavy Fine.—Joseph. Flannerty, who was charged with assault with » deadly weapon upon H. M. Blumenthal, in San assault and battery, was on Monday sentenced to pay a fine of fuur hundred dollare, in default of payment to be imprisoned in the county jail for the term of five months INFORMATION has been received that Robert Heller was on bis way from New York to California, Heller is not only one of the greatest necromancers of the age, but he is a pianist and composer of acknowl. edged merit, full equal to any of the great lights of the time. Tue “Big Trees,” in Calaveras -county, are visited thie season of the year by hundreds of pleasure-seekera, ‘The hotel is kept by Mcsers. Sperry & Perry, in a style that would reflect credit on the metropolitan heuses.—Exchange. ty YUBA Ralunoap.—The raile are now laid on thia road for a distance of four miles north of Lincola, and is slowly but surely stretching out ite iron arme to em. brace bond-giving Marysville, and connect with the Oroville railroad. Col. Wilson expects to have the track completed to Bear river by the middle of June. From that point, it will soon thereafter reach Marys-. ville, “In ConVENTION.—The Spiritualists are in convention at ‘San Jose. “We expect,” says the Santa Clara Argus, “that there will be a grand rattling among the dry bones,” Thisie a very-ungettent-atlusion to the lady meiiiBers of the Convention. MAXIMILIAN’s EvuROPEAN Home.—A writerin Blackwoed thus describes Miramar, Maximiiian’s palace on thy Adriatic: Ona grand bold biuf over the Adriati¢ stands one of the most picturesque chatteaus T ever beheld, almost covering the platieau, save where a little space is stolen from be. tween the projecting arwe of the building fora flower knot or a. fountain It displays all that can be accomplished by irreglar outline and vyried color, Tower, and minaret, and buttress, projecting” window and deep shaduwing cornice, with ornamental architrace and stained glass. ave done their very best, and made one of the niost delighttul houses to live in and one of the handgemest to look atin Europe. Splendid avrdens lie to the rear, backed by « nomoun tain. “This elegant mansion Was built by Maximilian, who lavished upon it all that refined’ taste could Comimand, to take it an earthly paradise, yet he has left this scerne of peace ful ygness for the gares wnd dangers of imperial life among « hostile People, itis. another illustration, of the restlessness of man, Who “never is. but always to be ‘blest,” ne matter what his eenditiva in ach‘evements, continue lly longs for something b-yond present pusition. — 42 V————e AN Indian bay, sixteon years old, connect. ed with the steamer Defiance, was drowned en Sunday afternoon, twelve miles from yon The Eves, aad Nao, the Good for Nothing, . Sacramento, hog fallen cvorbourd acciae 9 ‘have charge, and we ate informed that Dan } congregations in the. metropolis in securing {I Clark — du ble forest, stretching away to the foot of the . . nog . Cxowven.—The custom quarts mille in Glenbrook Park have been postponed to the 14th, 15th-and 16th of June: The’ track will then be in excellent condition, »nd as ‘for the purses hung up by Charley Osborn, there willbe. excellent.sport. The.late., storm made the postponement necessary, THe Meanow Lake Reveltte.—We learn from Frank Fisher, who just came in “from Meadow Lake, that the first number of the Reveille-will be issued-on Saturday of this week. Boust, of the Enquirer will de Quill” willdo the lecals. >We wish the . new jou rnal sucerss, . THe MeeTinc.—The regular meeting of the Nevada Light Guard will be held at the Armory to-night, ‘The attention of delin quent members is called to the advertiee-. ment in to-day’s paper, ; A GREAT feat in teaming was performed in the State of Nevada one day last week, when thirty thousand pounds of quartz were hauled over the Sierras at one load. Frank Whitney, the well-known founder of the Dashaways, is in his element once more, having set. agoing a new society, known as the Temperance Legion. > Mr. Sewarp is declared by the Springfield Republican’s correspondent to be “in a magnanimous mood, born of conceit and French brandy.” ‘Tne London Presbytery of.the English Presbyterian Church, has resolved te raise five thousand pounds sterling, during the next five years, for the purpose uf aiding new the services of able ministers. “A-LARGE frame building, near fhe Bay View Race Track, was destroyed by incendiaries on Saturday uight. Loss $3 000. ii ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuprapay, May 31, 1866. CW Rand San Fran A Forest Omega AH Miller dow € Dierkson Moore's ¥ J ¥F Farley do J Hanson o E. Bungle do Miss Courtney G Vall J R Rogers Unionvil H Smith Omega G Paueourt Marysvil J Wilson Hunt's Hill W LCoeNevada A BTurner You Bet D Lazier do J Jones Rush Creek JE Jones Meadow L J E-®quires Duten F J Hanke Cherokee C Wormwood Eurek J Sykes Grass Valley J Powell Selby Flat F Smith w & s SanJ ——_———KL—L— . RACES RACES. GLENBHUOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, JUNE 14th. First Day—Thureday. Purse of $75. ile heats, Free for all Horses owned in this county.Same Day. Purse of $30, . Single dash of haifa mile. Free for the county, Seeond Day—Friday. Purse of $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Free wall. . Same Day. . Purse of $100. Trotting Race. Mile heats, Three in Five. Bree to all_horses. owned.-inthe county, except Frank Malone . rhird Day—Saturday. Purse of $50. Single dash of a mile. Free to all, Secoud Horse to save his entrance. 7 Same Day Purse of $25. Single dash of a quarter of amile. Free to ail. et Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. The nearest tine made by any Horse to three minutes and twenty seconds wing the purse, ° Three Horses to enter and twoto start. The Track having boen put in splendid condition, fast time and Plenty of fun may be anticipated. The Proprietor will spare no pains ta give general tiahaction. = my! CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. Opposition is the Life of Trade, EUREKA MARKET. No, 28 Commercial Street. One door below Cline & Novitsky’s dry govds store, ” f NEVADA CITY. GEORGE SHAFFER «& Co., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have opened’ the above ‘named Market) and will keep on hand, at all times, the very best ef ; VEAL, ; * ~ SAUSAGE. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. we will furnish at Lower Eutrance to all the above: Races, ten per cent. . REDUCTION IN PRICE AMERICAN WATCHES, In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and silver and all the matcrials used in the manufaeture of our guods, and in anticipation of a still further decline, we have redu-ed our prices 't6 as low a polntas they can Be placed With Gold at Par, : #o that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper at somefuturetine. The.test of ten years and the manufacture and sale of More than 200,000 Watches, have given-our productions the very highest rank Among time-keepers. Commencing with the determination to make only thoroughly exeellent watehes, our business has steadily increased as the public became acquainted with their value, un'il for months toyetier, we have been unaole to supply the demand. We have they now cover over tliree acres of ground, and give accommodation to.more than eight hundreu workmen. make MORE THAN ONE HALF-.OF ALL THE WATCHESSOLD IN THE UNITEDSTATES. The different. grades sre distinguished by: the following trade marke engraved on the plate : 1, .*‘American Watch Co.” Waltham, Mass. 2. ‘Appleton, Traey & Co.” Waltham, Mage. 3. ‘P. 5. Bartlett,”? Waltham, Mass. ‘4. “Win. Ellery.”’ 5. OUR LADIES’ WATCH of ‘first quality is named ‘‘Appleton, Tracy & Co,”’ Waltham, Mose, 6. Our next quality of Ladies’Watch is named “P. 8, Bartlett,’’ . Waltham, Mas». These watches are furnished.in a great variety of sizes and styles of cases. The American Watch Co.,of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marks or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time-keepers of their-classa ever made in this or any other country. should reme.nber that unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker whu ean never be reached, this warrantee is goud at all times against the Company or their agents, and that if after the most thorough trial, any watch should preve defective. in any particular, it may always be exchanged for another. As the American Watches made at Waltham, are for sale by dealers generally thronghout the country, we do not solicit orders for single wutches, CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy only of respectable dealers, Al persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON,Agents for the American Watch Company. m3i-jm 182 Broadway, N. ¥. GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! ; NEW STYLES ~OF— BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &. A large and choice lot erJUST BRBECEIVED cs "And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! Also, a full assortment of tr Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, . BOOTS & SHOEs, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e., &e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. Pe BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, 4 EXCHANGE HOTEL Main Street, Grass Valley. es, . THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i ‘ fully prepared to furnish eve accommoda bow ° “eyo , ee Table contains the < @; market. The Bed Roi of good size and comfortable, =e one he ay at — Hotel. e Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and cigars. C.W. SMITH ve Grass Valley, April 24th. Nevada, May 24th «——Ps { iz * NOTICE, ‘HE ANNUAL MEET of the holders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RA J des PANY OF CALIFORNIA, e RATIO eld aa G. SHAFFER & CO. A a Which ous than any diver Market inthe pten, ves 4 office of the Com; in the city of j ony Peet DAY Gh juLe ee a nc ag A A A, nen oe ~ — a has repeatedly enlargeu our factory buildings unti: . . We are fully justified in stating’ that we now . Buyers . Gregory & Waite, FLA VE ON HAND Iis their Store and Cou, a [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his ‘successors. }. A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than can be found in any other _ store In the County, "S Amounting to something oes thea s CATKOfor the } Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To. which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE,) WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofthe choic qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, , SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive,1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To Grease the gudgeons of the Universe. _ the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. 4 Sugars of all kinds, a mountain ot them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. : ~never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We Duy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have 2° motto but ‘fair dealing.” -—ToO ABRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy and pay for them.) member always that it takes two to make a bargiie Cited it @ reasonable distance free of "Ne, 9 Browd Street GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, More Quicksilver than we want st On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that . RR oa Lo Tue Tra withstandin, gving to Me travel from ‘There are 6 running to; man’s, cone with a sadd! er ruaste 7 necting the: goes over the fare from th dollars. Sta ‘Dutch Flat lines connec The distance pine to feu from the He have been bre few weeks tl will ran into RouGu u five Chinaw with a. team “dads” throu They started the ‘unsuspec' confidence in placed six bu sate keeping. paid in advai uatil they rea miles above. the teamster dawn, leaving off their fare. six hundred d last accounts pursuit. DEFAULTID Eureka, was ¢ present term « ed-to appear, in the hands « . court yesterds of summous h county. He which he was tended to rein: ohdhome. 7 wae not suffic in court and e cused, and not of hunting hia fined tweutyFor 8an, started for 8: Piakstoa, Tay Pinkston ia se Taylor 18 mon the horse 18 a . from John Re: for a loug time States prison, gan presented Promisiag to s nity, and be ac in charge of ti San Quentin, time a horse w charge of a Sh Larce Yret the Banner m of quartz per « it taken out so. cumulated ut + will will be r Weeks, AN unusuall Empire cluime ‘day or two hot wousual iu ayshe saw a the richest and has seen fur yes rock showing . half their weig Mining at leads are being the companies \ ing @ few week, feot and a half. taken out show TRe Mont; the Montana L. driven down the surface, wh leat rock. Te Which will be t Process, i Towx.— as ia this city

AEN RR ca 8 ey LORIN da Sa 3 “military arm of the nation. ~ Ga voeal powers than Jenay Lind. .e. Compition SouTH.—Io his late epeech st Washington, Secretary Stanton ‘aid: “Che elements of change-are ot worka‘the South, stimulating one side to loyalty waad the. other.to.continued hostility.. In my judgment every proper incitement to Union should be fostered and cherished.” “This is true, bit it was not so at'the close “of the rebelling, Then, all wko bad tuken « leading part in the attempt to destroy the Government, felt that in justiee they hudmo vights, and they were satisfied to escape punishment. The Union element in the South was then developed, Union men, . wonfident of protection, threw off the re@traint. under whieh they were crushed by: sebel authorities. ‘Phey were sure that the ewer which crushed the rebellion would pro tect them from the hatred and violence of théireaemics. But thecondition of things a now' changed. ‘The spirit of treason bas 4eoen nourished into lite by the President.— Stephens, Monroe and-wthers,who “fired the Southern heart” to revel, have been brought -eut of the obscurity to which the Union victory drove them, and made rulers of the toyal Sovtherners, Semmes, the pirate robber-and murderer, has been released and lected to hizh judicia! position. The -mil4tary protection extended to loyalty in the ‘Sotth has been taken away, and Union men -are plaeed ia the power of traitors. These are-the legitimate results of the policy pur‘gued‘by Juhnson. He has been indiscrimi@ate in the distribution of parduns.He thas made leuding traiturs eligible to office, and they have gotten control in the South again. In many 6f the States lately in re‘bellion, the expression of loyal sentim«nts ____is_attended with danger._The press ie muzzled, and. men who have committed no geeater crime than remaining true to the Nation, havé: been murdered. 8chool houses have been mobbed and ministers of the gospel threatened. These things have been done since the war and the President ds responsible forthem. The rebel leaders ‘are now becoming defiant. Whut they begged ‘at the cunclusiun ef the rebelliun ‘they are now demanding. The Congress of the United States ie denounced us an unconstitutions! mob, and the President is calied upon to disperse it. The disloyal press of the South begins tu talk of bayonets already and to threaten another war. These threats are faintly echoed by northern copperheads. All these things are evidences uf the manner in which Jobnaon. has ‘fostered and cheridhed™ the loyal elewent in the South.— Btanton does vot go fur enough, All true anen believe with Conyress, not only. that ithe doyal sentiment of the Suuth should be “*fostered und cherished," but thut disloyal eentiment should be kept down by the strong That leaders of treason should be kept out of'power, and that they should be made tu fee! that treason ow the mation is the greatest crime of which anan can be guilty. The South must be regenerated, and during the progress of the ‘work traitors must be kept down. Unless the strength of the nation is put forth to protect them, the little handful of loyalists in the South will be utterly crushed out and the ald -regime will be restored. Rebels eannot be conciliated. They must be made qubjects‘or they will become rulers, It is for the loyal men of the nation te decide which. ; IT is said that Sweden is about to send us aaother vightingale, even more warvetous Marie Tasheti ie the aame of the coming warbler. The Stockholm avwspapers says her voice @urpasees everything that has ever been heard since the time of Malibran, , te a t A PRESENT of eight very beautiful Arab horset of the famous Dioff breed, is about to be dispatched from the Sultan at Constantinuple to the Emperor Napoleon. Suleiman Agha, chief of the imperial stud, bas been commissioned to_replave them if possible, by other animals of equal beauty afd . parity of blood. He will leave shortly, tur Bagdad, on this errand. rads a . Tue new opposition steamer fur the Sac. Rw Asbo & vaimento trade will be launched some day Ge week ia complete running order. She ie by far the finest opposition steamer ever ptaced on the river. ee Tae Worrell sisters made their first appearance at Wood's Theater, New York, in Franciseo, and permitted to plead guilty to Ix ‘Wasmsneron-Beneter-alcet ‘Cole . atrivéd at Washington Saturday, April) this viettity are éfew with Work: Sev: mag ol eg ned by fat Pedic have rg out and are Waiting S. . bjs old fri¢eds, especially those from the . for 4 chance to haveiit crushed. re * . Pocifie coast. Fr d Billirgsis now at Wilk = Ls 1 latd’s, but . ¥ Knge-of, bine ddd be THE Sparing Racés, The races at the left: California will probably prevent~ his taking « seat in the reconstructed’ Cabinet. Surveyor General Upson. identified with the press of California, is also in Washington. Stephen T. Gage, recently confirmed as Collector of Internal Revenue in Nevada, was expected af the cupital froin Ohio, where he had been paying a visit, and was to.suil from New York on the. 10th of May. Tue Next Puesipency.—The Amador Dispsteh has come out in advocacy of General R.E. Lee, of the rebel army, for the’ next Presidency of the United States. This is frank and candid, but it is rather ungrateful toward the present incumbent, who bas done his utmost to help the men of the dissatisfied districts into office and favor. It is our impression that the Democratic choice for candidacy for the next Presidency will inelude both R. E. Lee and Jefferson Davis —provided the latter escapes his deserved punishment. re é . ACCIDENT.—An accident oceurred at the Kate Hayes wine on Tuesday evening, suys the Grass Valley Uniun, which resulted in seriously injuring. two men, Gee. Ellis and James Richards. While the ear that is used fof taking the rock out of the shaft was coming up the incline; heavily louded, the coupling broke, which let the car ruy back at a terrible speed. The men below in the shaft, managed to get out of the way, with the exception of the two named above. Ellis received a fracture of the skull, and Riehards bad his left foot -badly-mashed.— Heavy Fine.—Joseph. Flannerty, who was charged with assault with » deadly weapon upon H. M. Blumenthal, in San assault and battery, was on Monday sentenced to pay a fine of fuur hundred dollare, in default of payment to be imprisoned in the county jail for the term of five months INFORMATION has been received that Robert Heller was on bis way from New York to California, Heller is not only one of the greatest necromancers of the age, but he is a pianist and composer of acknowl. edged merit, full equal to any of the great lights of the time. Tue “Big Trees,” in Calaveras -county, are visited thie season of the year by hundreds of pleasure-seekera, ‘The hotel is kept by Mcsers. Sperry & Perry, in a style that would reflect credit on the metropolitan heuses.—Exchange. ty YUBA Ralunoap.—The raile are now laid on thia road for a distance of four miles north of Lincola, and is slowly but surely stretching out ite iron arme to em. brace bond-giving Marysville, and connect with the Oroville railroad. Col. Wilson expects to have the track completed to Bear river by the middle of June. From that point, it will soon thereafter reach Marys-. ville, “In ConVENTION.—The Spiritualists are in convention at ‘San Jose. “We expect,” says the Santa Clara Argus, “that there will be a grand rattling among the dry bones,” Thisie a very-ungettent-atlusion to the lady meiiiBers of the Convention. MAXIMILIAN’s EvuROPEAN Home.—A writerin Blackwoed thus describes Miramar, Maximiiian’s palace on thy Adriatic: Ona grand bold biuf over the Adriati¢ stands one of the most picturesque chatteaus T ever beheld, almost covering the platieau, save where a little space is stolen from be. tween the projecting arwe of the building fora flower knot or a. fountain It displays all that can be accomplished by irreglar outline and vyried color, Tower, and minaret, and buttress, projecting” window and deep shaduwing cornice, with ornamental architrace and stained glass. ave done their very best, and made one of the niost delighttul houses to live in and one of the handgemest to look atin Europe. Splendid avrdens lie to the rear, backed by « nomoun tain. “This elegant mansion Was built by Maximilian, who lavished upon it all that refined’ taste could Comimand, to take it an earthly paradise, yet he has left this scerne of peace ful ygness for the gares wnd dangers of imperial life among « hostile People, itis. another illustration, of the restlessness of man, Who “never is. but always to be ‘blest,” ne matter what his eenditiva in ach‘evements, continue lly longs for something b-yond present pusition. — 42 V————e AN Indian bay, sixteon years old, connect. ed with the steamer Defiance, was drowned en Sunday afternoon, twelve miles from yon The Eves, aad Nao, the Good for Nothing, . Sacramento, hog fallen cvorbourd acciae 9 ‘have charge, and we ate informed that Dan } congregations in the. metropolis in securing {I Clark — du ble forest, stretching away to the foot of the . . nog . Cxowven.—The custom quarts mille in Glenbrook Park have been postponed to the 14th, 15th-and 16th of June: The’ track will then be in excellent condition, »nd as ‘for the purses hung up by Charley Osborn, there willbe. excellent.sport.. The.late., storm made the postponement necessary, THe Meanow Lake Reveltte.—We learn from Frank Fisher, who just came in “from Meadow Lake, that the first number of the Reveille-will be issued-on Saturday of this week. Boust, of the Enquirer will de Quill” willdo the lecals. >We wish the . new jou rnal sucerss, . THe MeeTinc.—The regular meeting of the Nevada Light Guard will be held at the Armory to-night, ‘The attention of delin quent members is called to the advertiee-. ment in to-day’s paper, ; A GREAT feat in teaming was performed in the State of Nevada one day last week, when thirty thousand pounds of quartz were hauled over the Sierras at one load. Frank Whitney, the well-known founder of the Dashaways, is in his element once more, having set. agoing a new society, known as the Temperance Legion. > Mr. Sewarp is declared by the Springfield Republican’s correspondent to be “in a magnanimous mood, born of conceit and French brandy.” ‘Tne London Presbytery of.the English Presbyterian Church, has resolved te raise five thousand pounds sterling, during the next five years, for the purpose uf aiding new the services of able ministers. “A-LARGE frame building, near fhe Bay View Race Track, was destroyed by incendiaries on Saturday uight. Loss $3 000. ii ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuprapay, May 31, 1866. CW Rand San Fran A Forest Omega AH Miller dow € Dierkson Moore's ¥ J ¥F Farley do J Hanson o E. Bungle do Miss Courtney G Vall J R Rogers Unionvil H Smith Omega G Paueourt Marysvil J Wilson Hunt's Hill W LCoeNevada A BTurner You Bet D Lazier do J Jones Rush Creek JE Jones Meadow L J E-®quires Duten F J Hanke Cherokee C Wormwood Eurek J Sykes Grass Valley J Powell Selby Flat F Smith w & s SanJ ——_———KL—L— . RACES RACES. GLENBHUOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, JUNE 14th. First Day—Thureday. Purse of $75. ile heats, Free for all Horses owned in this county.Same Day. Purse of $30, . Single dash of haifa mile. Free for the county, Seeond Day—Friday. Purse of $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Free wall. . Same Day. . Purse of $100. Trotting Race. Mile heats, Three in Five. Bree to all_horses. owned.-inthe county, except Frank Malone . rhird Day—Saturday. Purse of $50. Single dash of a mile. Free to all, Secoud Horse to save his entrance. 7 Same Day Purse of $25. Single dash of a quarter of amile. Free to ail.. et Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. The nearest tine made by any Horse to three minutes and twenty seconds wing the purse, ° Three Horses to enter and twoto start. The Track having boen put in splendid condition, fast time and Plenty of fun may be anticipated. The Proprietor will spare no pains ta give general tiahaction. = my! CHAS. H. OSBORN, Proprietor. Opposition is the Life of Trade, EUREKA MARKET. No, 28 Commercial Street.

One door below Cline & Novitsky’s dry govds store, ” f NEVADA CITY. GEORGE SHAFFER «& Co., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have opened’ the above ‘named Market) and will keep on hand, at all times, the very best ef ; VEAL, ; * ~ SAUSAGE. WHOLESALE & RETAIL. we will furnish at Lower Eutrance to all the above: Races, ten per cent. . REDUCTION IN PRICE AMERICAN WATCHES, In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and silver and all the matcrials used in the manufaeture of our guods, and in anticipation of a still further decline, we have redu-ed our prices 't6 as low a polntas they can Be placed With Gold at Par, : #o that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper at somefuturetine. The.test of ten years and the manufacture and sale of More than 200,000 Watches, have given-our productions the very highest rank Among time-keepers. Commencing with the determination to make only thoroughly exeellent watehes, our business has steadily increased as the public became acquainted with their value, un'il for months toyetier, we have been unaole to supply the demand. We have they now cover over tliree acres of ground, and give accommodation to.more than eight hundreu workmen. make MORE THAN ONE HALF-.OF ALL THE WATCHESSOLD IN THE UNITEDSTATES. The different. grades sre distinguished by: the following trade marke engraved on the plate : 1, .*‘American Watch Co.” Waltham, Mass. 2. ‘Appleton, Traey & Co.” Waltham, Mage. 3. ‘P. 5. Bartlett,”? Waltham, Mass. ‘4. “Win. Ellery.”’ 5. OUR LADIES’ WATCH of ‘first quality is named ‘‘Appleton, Tracy & Co,”’ Waltham, Mose, 6. Our next quality of Ladies’Watch is named “P. 8, Bartlett,’’ . Waltham, Mas». These watches are furnished.in a great variety of sizes and styles of cases. The American Watch Co.,of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marks or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time-keepers of their-classa ever made in this or any other country. should reme.nber that unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker whu ean never be reached, this warrantee is goud at all times against the Company or their agents, and that if after the most thorough trial, any watch should preve defective. in any particular, it may always be exchanged for another. As the American Watches made at Waltham, are for sale by dealers generally thronghout the country, we do not solicit orders for single wutches, CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy only of respectable dealers, Al persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted. ROBBINS & APPLETON,Agents for the American Watch Company. m3i-jm 182 Broadway, N. ¥. GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! ; NEW STYLES ~OF— BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &. A large and choice lot erJUST BRBECEIVED cs "And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! Also, a full assortment of tr Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, . BOOTS & SHOEs, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &e., &e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. Pe BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, 4 EXCHANGE HOTEL Main Street, Grass Valley. es, . THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i ‘ fully prepared to furnish eve accommoda bow ° “eyo , ee Table contains the < @; market. The Bed Roi of good size and comfortable, =e one he ay at — Hotel. e Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and cigars. C.W. SMITH ve Grass Valley, April 24th. Nevada, May 24th «——Ps { iz * NOTICE, ‘HE ANNUAL MEET of the holders of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RA J des PANY OF CALIFORNIA, e RATIO eld aa G. SHAFFER & CO. A a Which ous than any diver Market inthe pten, ves 4 office of the Com; in the city of j ony Peet DAY Gh juLe ee a nc ag A A A, nen oe ~ — a has repeatedly enlargeu our factory buildings unti: . . We are fully justified in stating’ that we now . Buyers . Gregory & Waite, FLA VE ON HAND Iis their Store and Cou, a [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his ‘successors. }. A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than can be found in any other _ store In the County, "S Amounting to something oes thea s CATKOfor the } Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To. which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE,) WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofthe choic qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, , SHORTS, &e. &e. On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive,1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To Grease the gudgeons of the Universe. _ the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. 4 Sugars of all kinds, a mountain ot them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before, A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. : ~never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We Duy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Bakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have 2° motto but ‘fair dealing.” -—ToO ABRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy and pay for them.) member always that it takes two to make a bargiie Cited it @ reasonable distance free of "Ne, 9 Browd Street GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, More Quicksilver than we want st On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that . RR oa Lo Tue Tra withstandin, gving to Me travel from ‘There are 6 running to; man’s, cone with a sadd! er ruaste 7 necting the: goes over the fare from th dollars. Sta ‘Dutch Flat lines connec The distance pine to feu from the He have been bre few weeks tl will ran into RouGu u five Chinaw with a. team “dads” throu They started the ‘unsuspec' confidence in placed six bu sate keeping. paid in advai uatil they rea miles above. the teamster dawn, leaving off their fare. six hundred d last accounts pursuit. DEFAULTID Eureka, was ¢ present term « ed-to appear, in the hands « . court yesterds of summous h county. He which he was tended to rein: ohdhome. 7 wae not suffic in court and e cused, and not of hunting hia fined tweutyFor 8an, started for 8: Piakstoa, Tay Pinkston ia se Taylor 18 mon the horse 18 a . from John Re: for a loug time States prison, gan presented Promisiag to s nity, and be ac in charge of ti San Quentin, time a horse w charge of a Sh Larce Yret the Banner m of quartz per « it taken out so. cumulated ut + will will be r Weeks, AN unusuall Empire cluime ‘day or two hot wousual iu ayshe saw a the richest and has seen fur yes rock showing . half their weig Mining at leads are being the companies \ ing @ few week, feot and a half. taken out show TRe Mont; the Montana L. driven down the surface, wh leat rock. Te Which will be t Process, i Towx.— as ia this city