June 10, 1866 (4 pages)

if half we hear be ival in_pro tiong stéor easé. The Bulletin yan the faiots describes it-. id an extraordinary matter— . " f J ue tiene femriset persen_in a thousand among rot San. Franciseo even knew . any kind of a claim existed twelve nths ago, and wlieo a suit was, commencod it was regatded as of little consequence. For sémhe'two weeks, from ‘day to diy, the papers lave continued a. report of the trial #0.if progressed; ‘but still the attention of the public was but slightly directed towards what was passing. Now comds adeed of Conseyanee to mote than one half of the city proper, cotering the presessions of tdroussnds of persums wha: confidently believed they. owned. the land apon whieh : their houses: were constructed. But no! a resident of New York owfsit all, and can involve these innoceot parties in costly litigation tor six years to come. ‘The claim may be divided into shares like swamp land end sold to speculators, or be distributed among lawyers whe will accept the dewer,. taking one half of the amount which may be obtained. by , apieg or litigation, for with a portion of the bar of San Franciscy such transactions are considered perfectly honorable. CHANGE oF Views —Gen. Hawley, the Governor elect of Connecticut, has recived a congratulatory letter trom one whe served aa colonel in the rebel army, and was . ~ formerly a rest, slaveholder, but is now iy) reconstructed. Df this letter the tern paper, bas publishself, and, indeed, arian th beUtion, 3 was intense; and as the time drew tiear I felt as th ugh scarcely ‘any sacrifice would be too great to insure sucerss, “Your électiyn is a tri‘umpb of gonatitutional ws an and ue ¥ fteedu ov tlena a é = The erence hb of ibe 'D Pre ident is a eau men.” Twelve months of Freed rei Wilf give yeu success to the ations arty. I am for the Nation; and E find:that the secessiinists are witli the Democrats ot: the North,‘ ‘and the Copperheads withithe: te. oa that ~ abo. att d to destroy the country oar with var therefore I conclude that yourperty, desiges to preserve it.”’ "This is suund reasoning. The true nationa). party is that whieh éarried the country through the war, not that made up alto gether of ‘Copperhenda and rebel sympathizers, with the addition of a very few deserters from the Union organization. re Important, iF Tave.—A Valparais correspondent of thé New York Herald, writing after the bombardment tells a singular story. He says cértainttigh. y inpértant documents. sent to the Ghileaw President bythe Dicta} tor of Peru, have been given’ to General Kilpatrick and forwarded, by bim te Washington, These documents came te light i in this manperi’ Bom time ago a: stranger suddenly died in Liwa. ‘The, vian Goretnment took’ charge of his p 7 Set etc., as is usual, and among them: discovered documents which prov have ‘been @ Fr ach <gokt IF Wa icons to the Dictgtonof Peru * nce hjmself King or Emperor. the We learn by an eXchange that the operaphe Staty Normal Setroql) & most flouri tig: edicational institution, at San Francisco, gre e now” nae in a grand aa Wii close. the present itt ei field twenty-two re “ ech ished teachers. Since the faundatipa , of, this echpal anueh, hag been y, ‘accomplished ‘ia the way of fitting teachers for the care of the almost countless young. minds that are thireting after the: fruits of knowe Hardly a seheol . in) the o.ty “but cD HUW badst’ at ‘having one or more ~ Normal graduates Who kaw exactly how. “to ene the ese. Hot bertite shoot.” . 4th, 1865. theres ok a a date ; Balke wess pioneer, known as Jobnay pe came & rENck. j, . Corm, died in re Mhee Ores ia a = him tae nen r = A) ms rinivene ‘. te. tins Int ellie teal hohe er centee eee. BRANDIEG, WINES, DV 2ive ae * se paths shy secainn . . "LIQUORS OBNERALLY,". meg . : pamembor oft lotenaet an Vietuos.of ineanity ae ‘ 96 Broad Sircei Nevada meee thn dinrtitiag rate, tres) ain i ij the Point. $3,000 has eieitiiniaer hs ay . St. Lovie has 91 cerry aus sat aie 60. pupils, A. Ww. ors 39 district (public) schools with 13,980 pupils, several evening schovle, 54 private schools with 9,4000 schelars, 3 com} mereini colleges, 4_ weivernitios 4 medical, col on. with . 485 ‘volumes, a. splendid steaw fire departarent, 44: breweries, ‘11 distilleries. 1,151 suloens,24 newspapers, 9 of which are dailies ; i shot tower, 32 hotels, pumer-' . ous asylums, benevolent societies, ete. arn that uisey UnHomewarb Bouxp.—We ‘ during the past month, says the this State have passed throagh the Big Meadows on their way to the States. Present appearances indicate that the emigration-frem this State, by the plains across, will be nearly as large as the immig:ation from uther States. The war having ended, parties are going back to their old howes, to settle down for life—or, until another war compels them to ‘git up and git.” . DouBLe Treason.—In the recent exse of DeWitt ©. Williams, convieted in Tennessee of treason, the Court held that the man can be guilty of treason against both the United States and the State of Tennessee by the same overt act, and that the President's pardon, whilst it annulled the Offense against the United States, was of no effect in regard to the offense against the State. ‘That bas beeo and still.is-our belief, No Presidential pardon can reach the case of treason to a State. THE redoubtable Wig full (of Texas) and wife, are in London, where they are re. ceived with great honor by the aristocratic sympathizers with the South. “Tne editor of an Eastern paper says’: ‘We have adopted the eight bour system in this office. We commence work at eight o'clock ‘in the morning and close work at eight io the evening.” : 4 Troor are running 0 tp the East Carson river and its tributaries, in Nevada, in myriads, aod the disciples of Isaac Walton scorn to take any below eight pounders. Mining Company have deélared a dividend of $20 dollars per share on their capital stock, or $80 per -foat, Tae Albany (Oregon) Journal recites the circumstance of a sbootiug-affray on Long Tom, between, Grotge . Sutterfield and Geoge Gibson, in whieh the former was mortally wounded, Sutterfield fired three and Gibson four shots, the last of which entered Sutterfields de near the heart. ets THE eee is vppused to the Mexican patriots. It says “the man is a fuel or a wiadinay’ Who Will ajaintain that Mexicans are capable of self-government.” Therefore are We greatly astonished at the position the . Examiner has tuken. eat THE Constitution of Virginia probibits the payment of any debts contracted by the State or any corporation or county therein, in aid of the Confederacy. “THE President bas ordered pardons to be ‘issued to allNorth Cufoliniaas . whe had apPiications or petitions ow file, and directed them to be completed and: ‘gent to the peti‘tioners. Thie includes all the petitions from that State on file in the office ‘of the Attorney Geveral—several hundred in owwber, Tue Memphis Bulletin suggests the appointment of a eommittee, composed equally of Southern and Nerthera Mew of » reliqbility, to investigate the origin of: the . riet. . in that city, and conn to the authorities at. Washington. oe Fat cattle are daily taken.over the Sierras for the beef eaters of Washoe. "Fins? street, Oakiuad. is to be opened to pa peepee, igwn es the past year: ion, several large parties of emigrants from 5 Divipewp.—The Guu ld and Curry Silver . “ Mayy buildings ure being built or refitwhole matter. Pi oe gst deat means to = him. ~ fever is prevailing at Key West toa considersble extent, and thst the regular! } troeps:stationed thebe are to be removed to Tauipa_in consequence. — phia have determined to hold at an early day a grand demvnstration in support of the President and “his policy. Invitations have been extended to the leading ewpperheads North and rebels South to be in attendance, THREE dead bodies, those of John Dvnning, Patrick Roach, and Patrick Shea. were found floating ia the water between Greenbush ferry slip and Schuyler street, in Albany, recently. Tf is estimated that there will be a third . ” more grain grown this season in. Humboldt county than in any former year. So much for the agricultursl panic. -Rust has made its in Solano county. A NEW wire bridge is sdon to be built over Klamath river at Martin’s ferry. THE Hebrew Benevolent Society, of Oak land, will give a ball on Wednesday evening next. ted in Nupa. THE firm of Lamping & Co., of Dian. ville, is about to establish an Express office at Meadow Lake. Micu ekcitement prevails at Brown's Valley in consequence of unusually rich gold discoveries. A city-is laid »ut and lots sold at fabulous prices, Tue wheat crep in North Carolina is said te be very promising. The farmers are plaoting large crops of corn and cotton. sare amma rnan siete, ARRIWALS AT THE. NATIONAL. EXCHANGE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CF ——— . ] SaTurvayv, June 9th, 1866. 8 Benson San Franci M Green O Capt J H Costerdu WH Smith de CB Land dv H Gibson Colfax J Baisley Nevada J Royce Grass Valley ‘S Bemus ' du 8 FGilmore de J Colly do ZT Smith Newtown ae do @ B Carey Moore's F . : J Davidson do C D’Tarner do th Rough & R TJ Manchester Yuba ‘Pond Eureka JM Moore Meadow L J B Patterson You B W.D Long Moore's F === A CARD ; To the Ladies of Nevada and Vicinfty. MADAM CHADBOURN has just arrived from the Bay City. and ‘proposes ‘to remain for a short time only. To the Ladies she would Say, come and see, for yourselves, Mrs. CURTIS’. PREMIUM MepBLS, by which lady can learn to-cut, in a few. hodrs. and fit , any article of Ladies’ and Children’s dresses. Room, at Mrs. Taft's saeey P"Nevada, Juve 5, i866. * . TO SCRIP P HOLDERS. _ NEvapa, DAs CALas Jume 7, 1806. TS ‘Treasurer of , 1 Warren ae, pi . Feglatered prior to to THe San Sntenio Ledger—rebel, says it -would sooner be ruled by United: States ; {soldiers from Puritanical. New England, % W.C. Randolph, C&M, Beton Wwm_VanAlstine, Alonzo w warts le ‘Southern men -who Were Seyeite °. Caswell 3. B. Gray, bd the Federal Government, . Committee of Invitation. = — ee b + Goldsmith-— Sei GH Cathy ————— ~ ‘THE Stuyvesant pear tree is ell Blewas: ~ ins P. Hawley, _W. H. Weeks, Its biossome are very numerous. This relic . 73 more. . ahr gay ae of early New York is regarded with inereas-. N. M. Barnett, ~ George E. Turner, ing interest every year, aud its fine foliage . X; % leet ae ~ nee EB tavee, at this time attracts particular attention. . J. 1 Caldwell, . C. Beckman, —pene OS ames vis, ose a ‘Work bas Sean resumed at all the mines . R. M. Hunt, 4 “Sas. in the Alleghany coal region, a comproGrass Valley. a) A. B. Brady, J. C, Goad. mise having been effected between the com: . Win "Watt, fiche tent panies and the miners. J. Freico * Wm McCormick, iene 5% Charice i, Smith, Wm 8 Aiprocess . rt THe Johnson National Club of Philadel . 4. ‘bea J. Hdd. Matheny, appearance ae ete Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. > The Anniversary of St. Jobe, “aa and Oration. : ‘Phe Oration will-be delivered. HENBY HARE HARTLEY, Esq., —<—-§-0: W; of Sacramento. B —i__ A GRAND BALL Will be given’ a. the. Evening. = 2 Cisealitie of Aiea” North San Juan. E, Franchere, A. B. Swan, 8. Furth, Alexander Weil, Richard Abbey, Juseph Cook, J. A. Seely, V.G. Bell Fras_ Smith, Moore’s Flat. * 8. L. Blackwell, §. B. Hiekman, E. T. Hardy, J. W. C. Coleman, 3s. B. Blakeslee, : P. H. Thompson, W. A. Begole, ¥. Ennis, Milton Combs, Edward Williams, A. H. Mallory, Robert MeGoun, Omegu. Marion Cannon, J. MoBean, William Colbert, 8. x Goodson, W. C. Ault, Wittiam Coumbs, Mathew Creamer, William Slinger, _ ~ Rough & Ready. — Jobo Montgomery. Meadow Lake. Edwin Fowler, Densmore Joslyn,Silas Garber, é Reception Committees A: A. Sergent RC. Niles, Charles Marsh, A. D, Tower, _Intreduction Committee-and Floor Managers. Isaac Williamson, ‘Charles MeKlv s Fe EB Rolfe, cre. B, McKee. ¥ Members of . the Fraternity in good Mending are invited tu be present and participate in the Celebration. The Music will be furniéheg-by tlie Washington Brass Band, TICKETS FOR THE BALL $10. Nevada, June 9th. pee PIANO FOR ws cee oe tee "will sell Che orem cash, a : m0. GENTS? SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES -OFr— SINESS. AND DRESS SUITs, LINEN SUITS, é&e. A. large and choige lot, ewsuUusT RECELVED ce And will be sold. at REDUCED RATES! Ale," fall estartinitan ae °'t BOOTS. & SHOES, Boy's, Clothing, all sige, TRUNKS, VALISEs, &e. &e., &e. Constant ening fread. P. BANNER, te Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Wg batton-hole nobody _Gregbry & Waite, ine ‘ON [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wiiioail SBiocessors.) A Larger stock of Goods im thelr line than ean be found im any other 5 ‘© store in the County, Amounting to something tens thabn ears for the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, eoif 100s “Wooden Ware, Oe, Willow Ware, , Crockery Ware, . AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit 6 a Cotas, @ of competitors, ee GROOERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES, AND Liquors, Ofthe choic . qualitive, BARLEY, hel WHEAT, ; BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. eee * On hand ania’ to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough for an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to Hvenly oynneation,, A few othe of Rubber. iedot kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guody ear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, — To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. ‘. More Quicksilver than We want at the present rates. _. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, ‘& mountain of Teas and Coffees, more xine than ever known before. i v¢ A few. Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49° cases aie. We bay dudiéell the best article, / i¥ 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, . Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and‘any kind of Liquors, te ff them” Cadena ShelrGoode'in gape —o Me tr a ee leh. +280 ABRIVE~ . os 1,000,000 ;Tans.of all sarta:of Goods, _ forben me bay and pay for bem) We consult thd tastes of our 6 * tnd te lpr acer ea one a . Goad detivered at 8 reasonable dinwoce i free of ying Se ba pereets tat bepect el 22m eS Pee ae ae erases Devt "kL Sum™ur . tivity is « present ti (ly, and _p “from. tén work is . last Fall, i are being grows mo approache are puttir new house the minin,; ere 00 goil the-goad-o differance “talk quar THe: f Register h County Cl tarn away istered. 1] without ai election, o tive frarch zenship, in demanded . is entitled the precine The Great “ef citizenst temporary. naturalized upen the G be given w! County Cle Paciric _ We hase re & prospectu Directory, July. Mr. lisher of’ the _ the State: these works forthoomiug tain the na profeasiana! Territories, cultural; mi nies on the ¢ work will « regard to St be valuable! man should PREACH held 1n the ! Sunday mor evening at 7 Pastor. Sal Services . i Main street, aad ia the e ‘B. Snowder mediately af Preaching street, Sunds Mr. Grden,. Tre F; movements i into-the Ore mnany voluat At Alligon, . last meeting subscribed “ meats. We from Cherok ney, ‘on the q ate nor specs ruthorities t on Canadian . ot trupbte,”? A SeLexp to Mrs. Peo! It ig fresh . colurs and i! pe pore st arn i vend parr Wat submitte ereos awarde

if half we hear be ival in_pro tiong stéor easé. The Bulletin yan the faiots describes it-. id an extraordinary matter— . " f J ue tiene femriset persen_in a thousand among rot San. Franciseo even knew . any kind of a claim existed twelve nths ago, and wlieo a suit was, commencod it was regatded as of little consequence. For sémhe'two weeks, from ‘day to diy, the papers lave continued a. report of the trial #0.if progressed; ‘but still the attention of the public was but slightly directed towards what was passing. Now comds adeed of Conseyanee to mote than one half of the city proper, cotering the presessions of tdroussnds of persums wha: confidently believed they. owned. the land apon whieh : their houses: were constructed. But no! a resident of New York owfsit all, and can involve these innoceot parties in costly litigation tor six years to come. ‘The claim may be divided into shares like swamp land end sold to speculators, or be distributed among lawyers whe will accept the dewer,. taking one half of the amount which may be obtained. by , apieg or litigation, for with a portion of the bar of San Franciscy such transactions are considered perfectly honorable. CHANGE oF Views —Gen. Hawley, the Governor elect of Connecticut, has recived a congratulatory letter trom one whe served aa colonel in the rebel army, and was . ~ formerly a rest, slaveholder, but is now iy) reconstructed. Df this letter the tern paper, bas publishself, and, indeed, arian th beUtion, 3 was intense; and as the time drew tiear I felt as th ugh scarcely ‘any sacrifice would be too great to insure sucerss, “Your électiyn is a tri‘umpb of gonatitutional ws an and ue ¥ fteedu ov tlena a é = The erence hb of ibe 'D Pre ident is a eau men.” Twelve months of Freed rei Wilf give yeu success to the ations arty. I am for the Nation; and E find:that the secessiinists are witli the Democrats ot: the North,‘ ‘and the Copperheads withithe: te. oa that ~ abo. att d to destroy the country oar with var therefore I conclude that yourperty, desiges to preserve it.”’ "This is suund reasoning. The true nationa). party is that whieh éarried the country through the war, not that made up alto gether of ‘Copperhenda and rebel sympathizers, with the addition of a very few deserters from the Union organization. re Important, iF Tave.—A Valparais correspondent of thé New York Herald, writing after the bombardment tells a singular story. He says cértainttigh. y inpértant documents. sent to the Ghileaw President bythe Dicta} tor of Peru, have been given’ to General Kilpatrick and forwarded, by bim te Washington, These documents came te light i in this manperi’ Bom time ago a: stranger suddenly died in Liwa. ‘The, vian Goretnment took’ charge of his p 7 Set etc., as is usual, and among them: discovered documents which prov have ‘been @ Fr ach <gokt IF Wa icons to the Dictgtonof Peru * nce hjmself King or Emperor. the We learn by an eXchange that the operaphe Staty Normal Setroql) & most flouri tig: edicational institution, at San Francisco, gre e now” nae in a grand aa Wii close. the present itt ei field twenty-two re “ ech ished teachers. Since the faundatipa , of, this echpal anueh, hag been y, ‘accomplished ‘ia the way of fitting teachers for the care of the almost countless young. minds that are thireting after the: fruits of knowe Hardly a seheol . in) the o.ty “but cD HUW badst’ at ‘having one or more ~ Normal graduates Who kaw exactly how. “to ene the ese. Hot bertite shoot.” . 4th, 1865. theres ok a a date ; Balke wess pioneer, known as Jobnay pe came & rENck. j, . Corm, died in re Mhee Ores ia a = him tae nen r = A) ms rinivene ‘. te. tins Int ellie teal hohe er centee eee. BRANDIEG, WINES, DV 2ive ae * se paths shy secainn . . "LIQUORS OBNERALLY,". meg . : pamembor oft lotenaet an Vietuos.of ineanity ae ‘ 96 Broad Sircei Nevada meee thn dinrtitiag rate, tres) ain i ij the Point. $3,000 has eieitiiniaer hs ay . St. Lovie has 91 cerry aus sat aie 60. pupils, A. Ww. ors 39 district (public) schools with 13,980 pupils, several evening schovle, 54 private schools with 9,4000 schelars, 3 com} mereini colleges, 4_ weivernitios 4 medical, col on. with . 485 ‘volumes, a. splendid steaw fire departarent, 44: breweries, ‘11 distilleries. 1,151 suloens,24 newspapers, 9 of which are dailies ; i shot tower, 32 hotels, pumer-' . ous asylums, benevolent societies, ete. arn that uisey UnHomewarb Bouxp.—We ‘ during the past month, says the this State have passed throagh the Big Meadows on their way to the States. Present appearances indicate that the emigration-frem this State, by the plains across, will be nearly as large as the immig:ation from uther States. The war having ended, parties are going back to their old howes, to settle down for life—or, until another war compels them to ‘git up and git.” . DouBLe Treason.—In the recent exse of DeWitt ©. Williams, convieted in Tennessee of treason, the Court held that the man can be guilty of treason against both the United States and the State of Tennessee by the same overt act, and that the President's pardon, whilst it annulled the Offense against the United States, was of no effect in regard to the offense against the State. ‘That bas beeo and still.is-our belief, No Presidential pardon can reach the case of treason to a State. THE redoubtable Wig full (of Texas) and wife, are in London, where they are re. ceived with great honor by the aristocratic sympathizers with the South. “Tne editor of an Eastern paper says’: ‘We have adopted the eight bour system in this office. We commence work at eight o'clock ‘in the morning and close work at eight io the evening.” : 4 Troor are running 0 tp the East Carson river and its tributaries, in Nevada, in myriads, aod the disciples of Isaac Walton scorn to take any below eight pounders. Mining Company have deélared a dividend of $20 dollars per share on their capital stock, or $80 per -foat, Tae Albany (Oregon) Journal recites the circumstance of a sbootiug-affray on Long Tom, between, Grotge . Sutterfield and Geoge Gibson, in whieh the former was mortally wounded, Sutterfield fired three and Gibson four shots, the last of which entered Sutterfields de near the heart. ets THE eee is vppused to the Mexican patriots. It says “the man is a fuel or a wiadinay’ Who Will ajaintain that Mexicans are capable of self-government.” Therefore are We greatly astonished at the position the . Examiner has tuken. eat THE Constitution of Virginia probibits the payment of any debts contracted by the State or any corporation or county therein, in aid of the Confederacy. “THE President bas ordered pardons to be ‘issued to allNorth Cufoliniaas . whe had apPiications or petitions ow file, and directed them to be completed and: ‘gent to the peti‘tioners. Thie includes all the petitions from that State on file in the office ‘of the Attorney Geveral—several hundred in owwber, Tue Memphis Bulletin suggests the appointment of a eommittee, composed equally of Southern and Nerthera Mew of » reliqbility, to investigate the origin of: the . riet. . in that city, and conn to the authorities at. Washington. oe Fat cattle are daily taken.over the Sierras for the beef eaters of Washoe. "Fins? street, Oakiuad. is to be opened to pa peepee, igwn es the past year: ion, several large parties of emigrants from 5 Divipewp.—The Guu ld and Curry Silver . “ Mayy buildings ure being built or refitwhole matter. Pi oe gst deat means to = him. ~ fever is prevailing at Key West toa considersble extent, and thst the regular! } troeps:stationed thebe are to be removed to Tauipa_in consequence. — phia have determined to hold at an early day a grand demvnstration in support of the President and “his policy. Invitations have been extended to the leading ewpperheads North and rebels South to be in attendance, THREE dead bodies, those of John Dvnning, Patrick Roach, and Patrick Shea. were found floating ia the water between Greenbush ferry slip and Schuyler street, in Albany, recently. Tf is estimated that there will be a third . ” more grain grown this season in. Humboldt county than in any former year. So much for the agricultursl panic. -Rust has made its in Solano county. A NEW wire bridge is sdon to be built over Klamath river at Martin’s ferry. THE Hebrew Benevolent Society, of Oak land, will give a ball on Wednesday evening next. ted in Nupa. THE firm of Lamping & Co., of Dian. ville, is about to establish an Express office at Meadow Lake. Micu ekcitement prevails at Brown's Valley in consequence of unusually rich gold discoveries. A city-is laid »ut and lots sold at fabulous prices, Tue wheat crep in North Carolina is said te be very promising. The farmers are plaoting large crops of corn and cotton. sare amma rnan siete, ARRIWALS AT THE. NATIONAL. EXCHANGE. BROAD STREET, NEVADA. CF ——— . ] SaTurvayv, June 9th, 1866. 8 Benson San Franci M Green O Capt J H Costerdu WH Smith de CB Land dv H Gibson Colfax J Baisley Nevada J Royce Grass Valley ‘S Bemus ' du 8 FGilmore de J Colly do ZT Smith Newtown ae do @ B Carey Moore's F . : J Davidson do C D’Tarner do th Rough & R TJ Manchester Yuba ‘Pond Eureka JM Moore Meadow L J B Patterson You B W.D Long Moore's F === A CARD ; To the Ladies of Nevada and Vicinfty. MADAM CHADBOURN has just arrived from the Bay City. and ‘proposes ‘to remain for a short time only.. To the Ladies she would Say, come and see, for yourselves, Mrs. CURTIS’. PREMIUM MepBLS, by which lady can learn to-cut, in a few. hodrs. and fit , any article of Ladies’ and Children’s dresses. Room, at Mrs. Taft's saeey P"Nevada, Juve 5, i866. * . TO SCRIP P HOLDERS. _ NEvapa, DAs CALas Jume 7, 1806. TS ‘Treasurer of , 1 Warren ae, pi . Feglatered prior to to THe San Sntenio Ledger—rebel, says it -would sooner be ruled by United: States ; {soldiers from Puritanical. New England, % W.C. Randolph, C&M, Beton Wwm_VanAlstine, Alonzo w warts le ‘Southern men -who Were Seyeite °. Caswell 3. B. Gray, bd the Federal Government, . Committee of Invitation. = — ee b + Goldsmith-— Sei GH Cathy ————— ~ ‘THE Stuyvesant pear tree is ell Blewas: ~ ins P. Hawley, _W. H. Weeks, Its biossome are very numerous. This relic . 73 more. . ahr gay ae of early New York is regarded with inereas-. N. M. Barnett, ~ George E. Turner, ing interest every year, aud its fine foliage . X; % leet ae ~ nee EB tavee, at this time attracts particular attention. . J. 1 Caldwell, . C. Beckman, —pene OS ames vis, ose a ‘Work bas Sean resumed at all the mines . R. M. Hunt, 4 “Sas. in the Alleghany coal region, a comproGrass Valley. a)

A. B. Brady, J. C, Goad. mise having been effected between the com: . Win "Watt, fiche tent panies and the miners. J. Freico * Wm McCormick, iene 5% Charice i, Smith, Wm 8 Aiprocess . rt THe Johnson National Club of Philadel . 4. ‘bea J. Hdd. Matheny, appearance ae ete Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. > The Anniversary of St. Jobe, “aa and Oration. : ‘Phe Oration will-be delivered. HENBY HARE HARTLEY, Esq., —<—-§-0: W; of Sacramento. B —i__ A GRAND BALL Will be given’ a. the. Evening. = 2 Cisealitie of Aiea” North San Juan. E, Franchere, A. B. Swan, 8. Furth, Alexander Weil, Richard Abbey, Juseph Cook, J. A. Seely, V.G. Bell Fras_ Smith, Moore’s Flat. * 8. L. Blackwell, §. B. Hiekman, E. T. Hardy, J. W. C. Coleman, 3s. B. Blakeslee, : P. H. Thompson, W. A. Begole, ¥. Ennis, Milton Combs, Edward Williams, A. H. Mallory, Robert MeGoun, Omegu. Marion Cannon, J. MoBean, William Colbert, 8. x Goodson, W. C. Ault, Wittiam Coumbs, Mathew Creamer, William Slinger, _ ~ Rough & Ready. — Jobo Montgomery. Meadow Lake. Edwin Fowler, Densmore Joslyn,Silas Garber, é Reception Committees A: A. Sergent RC. Niles, Charles Marsh, A. D, Tower, _Intreduction Committee-and Floor Managers. Isaac Williamson, ‘Charles MeKlv s Fe EB Rolfe, cre. B, McKee. ¥ Members of . the Fraternity in good Mending are invited tu be present and participate in the Celebration. The Music will be furniéheg-by tlie Washington Brass Band, TICKETS FOR THE BALL $10. Nevada, June 9th. pee PIANO FOR ws cee oe tee "will sell Che orem cash, a : m0. GENTS? SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES -OFr— SINESS. AND DRESS SUITs, LINEN SUITS, é&e. A. large and choige lot, ewsuUusT RECELVED ce And will be sold. at REDUCED RATES! Ale," fall estartinitan ae °'t BOOTS. & SHOES, Boy's, Clothing, all sige, TRUNKS, VALISEs, &e. &e., &e. Constant ening fread. P. BANNER, te Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Wg batton-hole nobody _Gregbry & Waite, ine ‘ON [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wiiioail SBiocessors.) A Larger stock of Goods im thelr line than ean be found im any other 5 ‘© store in the County, Amounting to something tens thabn ears for the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, eoif 100s “Wooden Ware, Oe, Willow Ware, , Crockery Ware, . AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit 6 a Cotas, @ of competitors, ee GROOERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES, AND Liquors, Ofthe choic . qualitive, BARLEY, hel WHEAT, ; BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e. eee * On hand ania’ to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough for an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to Hvenly oynneation,, A few othe of Rubber. iedot kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Guody ear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, — To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. ‘. More Quicksilver than We want at the present rates. _. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, ‘& mountain of Teas and Coffees, more xine than ever known before. i v¢ A few. Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49° cases aie. We bay dudiéell the best article, / i¥ 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, . Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and‘any kind of Liquors, te ff them” Cadena ShelrGoode'in gape —o Me tr a ee leh. +280 ABRIVE~ . os 1,000,000 ;Tans.of all sarta:of Goods, _ forben me bay and pay for bem) We consult thd tastes of our 6 * tnd te lpr acer ea one a . Goad detivered at 8 reasonable dinwoce i free of ying Se ba pereets tat bepect el 22m eS Pee ae ae erases Devt "kL Sum™ur . tivity is « present ti (ly, and _p “from. tén work is . last Fall, i are being grows mo approache are puttir new house the minin,; ere 00 goil the-goad-o differance “talk quar THe: f Register h County Cl tarn away istered. 1] without ai election, o tive frarch zenship, in demanded . is entitled the precine The Great “ef citizenst temporary. naturalized upen the G be given w! County Cle Paciric _ We hase re & prospectu Directory, July.. Mr. lisher of’ the _ the State: these works forthoomiug tain the na profeasiana! Territories, cultural; mi nies on the ¢ work will « regard to St be valuable! man should PREACH held 1n the ! Sunday mor evening at 7 Pastor. Sal Services . i Main street, aad ia the e ‘B. Snowder mediately af Preaching street, Sunds Mr. Grden,. Tre F; movements i into-the Ore mnany voluat At Alligon, . last meeting subscribed “ meats.. We from Cherok ney, ‘on the q ate nor specs ruthorities t on Canadian . ot trupbte,”? A SeLexp to Mrs. Peo! It ig fresh . colurs and i! pe pore st arn i vend parr Wat submitte ereos awarde