June 18, 1866 (4 pages)

The _Bals gpm rat COUNTY att ny OF mt TUESDAY, SUNE 19, 1866. —— Tue New Distaicr.—The recent meh developments of, .qpurtz: in, the vicinity “of, Betchanso.oh ia Hi, have gives anjmpetus-to}inBloomtteldTewn. : ) @xcited eterybbdy aud as’ this’ part’of the county i¢.as,ci¢h in, mineral resources as any others, we. may; look. for great improvement in business and rapid growth of the towns in the next two years. But a short since an excellent quarte, ledge. was be Hy fo the vicinity of. North Bloowfield. Reésutly atich strike was madein the vicinity of Badger Hill,about two miles from’ erakee. The rock has yery much the Appearance ‘of that taken some years since froma in the celebrated Fellows’ dodge. tis literally filled with pure gold. ‘The ledge is large and well defined, and the " f0ek ie fey sotte half ‘ite weight «id poll <>. ‘The lead ‘has not yet been sufficiently prospected to determine Awhether this kind of rock can be fuund in large quantities, but. the. indications’ ure that it Will-be éne of the ng ledges in the county. Therich pe 38 Poh be-apened; and the valuable ee ‘being Biscovered on the ridge will eon place Bridgepert, Bloomfield and Eureka townships ‘aindug thd best ae secs tions of the State. F. MeaDuw Lake JremseWe obtain the following items from the Meadow Lake Sun: A fine limestone quarry has been discuvered about six miles frou Meadow Lake city hy Mr. Holepe,, who ie making arrangements to burn it and send lime into market. This discovery ie valuable to the new Distrietj‘ae’ it Will corididerably decrease the éxpehses of building. * The snow hag . entirely, disappeared from the, south ‘and east, sides of the mountains, and. .8 number of prospecting parties are ont. Several valuable ledges have been loGated; among them the “Phil. Sheridan, ‘which is twenty -fivd feet wide. . Stages are new running into town from Virginia and Nevada. : ‘Ed. Fowler, Deputy -Recorder, reports that. there have been located and recorded since the 7th of June)344 claims of 100 feet each,’ “making 34, 400 feet. ‘A company has “been organized to build a road from Meadow Rc’ te One Man Mountain. . Ae ~The Calif pia mill, atthe last cleaa.up, offer . c0ePG of about four. tons, eed 9159, 91. “Une m reL OR ARIES ED 2 SuooTINe ON THE Wine, A writer in the Spirit of tho 'Tinies expresses the _ opinion thut there are ne better shots in the World than may, be found ‘in California, both emateur and professional. Take the amateur @on shooting of Califorma, aud it beats any or record, ia England or the Eastera _ States, and half a dozen professionals may be picket tue who shall beat the same:number from any part of the world, The reaeon ieobvious: the hunters who spend sea#ons after seasons ins killing! California quail, and going from “them to snipe, and: Vigg, Fersa, and, moreover, whese evuls: are io a the sport, acquire a tapidity of ahpotiug, combined .with .an aceurady. and decision. that would thakg ‘the Rvwseés, the Ovbaldstones and the Hawkers of the olden time “pale ‘their ineffectual fires.” The bd si public wWErYd> the \United States; Wr the Present day, is John Taylor; of Jersey city, “and both he and hie brothers, who.nre fine anstts, , acy ired thyir roisieney via__Calix Carron Factony Sout. ware aignntio cotten factory, called the:'Managsas'’ nan_ uTadtory, has been, Builtat Carrelton, Mis Basippi. sit gontniys 180,000 spin des, 300 loge, “tid Koes jpto eperation Julyylat.x, e-atock bow stands fifteen per cent. abave ‘par. °The comprny owiy 700 acres of land, coatigueus to: the ‘Muctory, all well wooded. It is afactory.which weald do honor to were weoreny at a ip Gtk a wy tg i 6 train of Glen &, Wileon, sho? left Sacramento for Tdabo'on the 9th\of “April last, says the Union, arrived at Ruby City on’ the 97th of . Moy. The entirg trip as made .in thirty. wight days. Tbe: proprietors di eee of their ‘freight’ at Ruby . opened store. Perce ys 4 es ; but little has been done . in ae section y the county: in opening quarte leadaz ‘The ticheetrikes:and unparal. ‘elled assays. of quartz at Griezly Hill -has é Hanak F : oe D Het Irwia ae Barker, County garveyor of ss citizens sacabied and eng her up pecsl . ing about it. Pettis bY WHS eek, Cut the Felised Yo” Son-y. fese the theft, and declared “t set Botha . a eed _— Phe Panama Hera ht+ represents the trade of foreign aations with the Isthmus as on the intvrease. At the tithe the Pandwia' Star Wiis established: four diminutive'steamers transacted albthe business. with the Atlantic. and Pacific -portsSince tien the vessels of 500 and 1,000:tons burden have been replaced by splendid ships of froii 2,000 to 3,500 tons, and there are now arriving. month]y, some 23. parge steamers, always. with large cargoes. ns, : THe Blasdell party of prospectors, on ‘their route to Pahranagat, suffered severely from want of fuod aud water,’ * They’were ‘fifty-eight days in reaching Silver Canop.— A wagon load of provisions was sent out to their relief,just in, the nick of time. For three days there was not 4 quart -of' water tothe rian. “One of the party, named Gillis, straggled away and died, from destitution. SE ce word 5 eae is the. term. now applied to persons. yadergoing nataralization in San Franciseo~ Some new arrivals from the southerly’ portion of the Emerald Isle'utterly refuse to be made citizens.under. any such title, They won't stand.it! The meaning of the word, derived from the Greek, is, one! ‘newly made a citizen. . --AN interesting and inipdthnt bcision, touching the responsibilities of commas carriers. has just been decided in Milwaukee, in which'the ‘American Express Company are wade to pay two hundred dollars fur damage done to a Cremonia fiddle whi'e in transportation,notwithstanding the attempt, . ed: waiver of: responsibility: exceeding fifty dollars napintas oa wlleocas eamipetyre ¢ blank } receipts. ~ , oo“STaTe RiGuts,” as contended for by}. the friends of “my policy,” says Forney, mean the right to go out of the Union, to destroy the Government, and the right after failing in that experiment, to come-back into the Union to destroy the i ms saVed ‘the Government. A LATE Houston (Texas) paper, says age wheat harvest on the Upper Colorado riser ‘surpasses that of any former. year. The -grass.iax exeeedingly fime, and the: beeves, lusciously fat. The country is swariting with dattledéalére from the Western States, eager to pay the highest market price, THE citizens of Manchester, New Hampsiire, Hatevoted to furnish’ a new high school building thie year, .at an expense of $30,000. They have alee appropriated $500 for the patchase of new’ maps ‘for the school) room ¢ : i ae F : 4 ] ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL’ . «BROAD BTREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Haney, Proprietors, Sunoay & Mowat. . ‘June {718, 1866. H Merritt Grass Val J Willianis San F rane J I Sykes “do J Steinhard du Ji Stobbine do Rev LD D Chapin GV R Finders dé GRW iMiaerie Marysv EJ Bare do PA Paine Clipper Gap W H Bryant) do’ G@ H Pond Eureka W B Potter. do WA Hargingtoa F.Ci J Heyman do J Huston San Juan J Carter do J BJvtiison do Jas Newthan “' do’ ‘ES Pratt’ ~ ude j J Newmay do W Campbell™ Mre Newman. dv . W_H Holbrook erika C E Mulloy Lake Ci J D Pattison You Bet T Wail Forest. @ity, W T Hydeliff + do C West San Francis A Neese do., J BWhitcomb do J Quigley do. J ‘T’Reberte Col Hill G Burke Meaduw La J © Remington L-Y MiesM € Lyon . do € P'Mevlilland FC J Bazely Nevada City} J Wilson Bunts Hild HMeWillian do E.D Dean Myers Ra A-] Zekind do. A Baiww Gregoryim Ji ¥ Ruy woud. do, J D Bower Uniouyill. T Wagman YW. Gilleland «do -O S$ Holbrook . J Farnawan Nevada H Sournaneeie 1 Irwin Mokelumn HEA Westmore NY b . F het do. ‘J Boxtéman Siow i yA Hawkins ~°@a > GO Mevrill R& R F Prior Banoervitip WwW AJ Whaley 7 . Mek aa i J F. Garr: Willo-Wull: PW Sadler’ o Gem -W E Gray do -E Marden renek Co M 5 do’ © Curtty mea Ree Yea Hse Kroew de W Beak kine W Weds ide RRP Baruett ust Canna w F Housita res Cc For Gents’, Ladies, Misses’ and Chilour friends at we sgoe to estab) permanently cae ey of our bitwiness fa this To Retail Dealers throyghout the gouty, we wish to say that we will suppiv them with Meats, of a better quality and at cheaper rates ‘county All orders atdeeaned to ns.-at the ola Union Market, Grass Valley, a be promptly attended te. GEORGE SCHAFFER & 0. JNevada, June 19th. é RARE CHANCE . : e — ONE FOURTH ‘INTEREST IN that ae. _eopenty * The Nevada Flouring ‘win, * Now running in good order, with a trade, othe and reputation uasarypeed by any Mill in the State, ‘CLOTHING’ ran ais GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES; ) d@dren’s Wear, Cheaper than any ‘other Store ‘in. Nevada County. &9". Give him a call and see for yousmivasy yy Grass Valley, June Lith, . J’) Caldwell and John extra “Attorneys und Coutiselote at Law. hk OP FICES=) «! _ Office at Summit ie on South ‘side of B street. Pe © Caldwell, Not Notary Public for Ne < JAMES MON OK ean be found body with the best of 4 “Ves A Tork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. ai heloweat caah prices . + ey _ NOTICE. of the aiae the vinkuales veh Gi, 8 + pres Sree me — ii icin jd. A Jai Gold Du Lowest : pk for weal of, eveme ey U, At Nevada City and Summit City. tmarket value. pohaces we the highest Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Agents for the London and Liverpoei Fire and Life a MELTED, Rerun, vada county, and Commissioner for the State of Necme ageg iene ma lag Oo ry rag hea : vada. York, Leeas& W aller. t apt _ John Caldwer; District Attorney and Netary Public He fey Nevada county. / J. 5. Caldwell, De Deputy District At-LAMOTT’S arin torney. junei2 or i A T § y O. R Et eaves Ce, DEVEL, . ore ggg a: SAT Ho Attorney and Counselor at ne. . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, gear OF THE STATE, No. 18! Wet Serees,~ a « \ GRASSVALLEW ©1195) . . iS the incdie of Fashion, mwat MAREBT, ii The Celebration will consist of a ‘Procession — Dp ong rn ! Buiicty‘ekrass . ‘idea mA cael Ben their ort or. aan — “support they have North San Juan. E, Franchere, A.B.S y Aeone wehive to bed ‘oflered: in }e ener it is sneh . §. Furth, Alexander Welt, jel6 ew BioRLéW: Richart iu 3 oy ee J ili Provk Smith, SPECIAL NOTICE. Eo Moore's. Fiat. “ie i et 8. L. Blackwell, 8.B. Hickman, ‘The business heretofore carried on under E. T. Hardy, J. W. C. Coleman, tite firtanatndér'®. “Banged tas ’béén @hangea . 5: BBlakeslee, , Se tae ss nd will hereafter be known under the name and W. A. Begole P. Se style of Banner Broa. P. BANNER. a ae ms, Nevada, JaRe MBs ocrney SRANNER . AC Mili, °° Ronen Maoen, v¢ 4: . Marion Cannon, 2. ‘MoBens, ana Colbert, zune Creamer, 9 LE Te . D, liam 5 er, RING'S one bo mayawange ete W. C. Ault, J > _ VEGETABLE “antenogta, Winiad iads, x0 Fgh Momsen, AG Rest ati ae Meadow Lake. ‘ é peat Hale =o TERE utter Edwin Fowler, Densmore Joslyn, ig ‘Me F.SREMOE, Agomt. . Silat Garber, te aschott tet Dealers and Barbers Siipplied at Lass. tha Eas" Receptiéa Committees tern price. . AVA. ‘A: O. Nites," ' Charles arsh, -. 9 &.D, (neo ig Nevada, May sth. Intreduetion Committee and Floor ManagersIeaae Wilt Chariés MeKr — ry wee TT. J. nee oe —AT— tion. ob She pees csi il be ‘i he ste ; j 8 ETS FOR THE —— 10. AMERICAN STORE! ; Nevada, June &lx. te ie Malin Street, Grace Valley. wo. Wi Hnens: ‘ og. wi TULLY F228, JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW BANKING HOUSE SELLING ano HINDS a“ po Baukers. Successor to @. W. Kia bough FEASESGTeeuis oratory Pee On Broad Street, Nevada ong , Will carry on the Banking, business, at stand, caaee the firm poem of Hinds. & Soon The a Price will be paid for iy Gola @ Bullion, discounted we the L'beral. advances made on Gold Dast = BulS. Mint. ks_on San . ca Eastern @ States at the Salierttont eke.” elit nk OWabey bb!" efits eo i and AseaveD All Assays warranted to be correct. Scmmenaeemedll Importer and Maiitifacturer, . i.Tadrck vi ) WHOLESALE & RETAIL) 1 A Ne. 227 Montgomery Street, MELIOU Go 2.F v. BHO boos “Fow e SALE, ao. . THE, ‘SPRING “WATER wie, iy AT NORTE Sax! aockie ny a Relief Bll ALS goon INVESTMENT for’ Juss, br box : HAPs os . oer Spee! VAN‘ALSTINE & JENKIN, ot Nortn — ae : A GRAND. BALL “ 7 ~~ WIT be given inthe Evening, — SALE, Combattion of Arradifetbents. ton . eae Révdoiph, — 6a Wm VanAlstine, Alonzo Brown, WT. H. Caswell, J.B.Gray, = Je Comin oii. 2G? j A, Goldsmith, “a <ne Thos P. Hawley, weds, av? T. H. Rolfe, E. F Spence, Richa B aud, N. M. Barnett, George E. Turner, N. H Stowers, George H. Loring,: W. H, Dayidson, ; ,Abraham Haas, ; I Caldwell, ‘©. Beckman, Chapman, E.H Gaylord, ames Davis, tent Rodd. R. M. Hunt, "y Gene Yalley. A. B. Brady, ‘ * J°C; Goad, William Watt, Reuben Leech, J. Freicot,,. ; fan. McCormick, Chaftes Ww. ‘Smith, m K. Spencer, bk H Rodda, 8. D. Bosworth, A: Delano,’ J. H. H. Matheny, at ‘San Franciecd, Abit ‘Seih.” . Dual} & vee {THE “GEM” “SaLoon. [‘The old stand of Jesse’ By W alll aif hid (itbceesors A Larger stock of Goods in their ling CN ME I Me OO AER san afk ss beet ay: saa od Shem can Rg soene in any other 2 tise x iy 4g H Es 4 S779 (store ih thé. ‘County, _ Amodinting. t> scimethiing iéss thants Cntte fhe Great Eastern and onpsioting of . H rdware,” “oom oe ociee Wars inn a me Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, . [To whieh we o might add for the benefit == ee oe compstion,, BEWARE) GROGERIES &. PROVISIONS, 2 <=» Ofthe eheie qualities. _ BARLEY, . . “WHEAT, . BRAN, aieortd Then SoA sriot On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive, . 1000 kégs’ of “Powder; ‘Fuse ‘oafi pid as Cable and agean notto break connection: «’ Bay . Afow wiles of Rubber. a 4 kinds, which we.are selling to the benefit gt, be one Goodyear. aie a . 100,000 gallons of Kasveskes. Lard arid Lubricating Oils, "Po grease the guilgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at ee 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks fa them aul warranted tt bare. Sugars of all kinds, &@ mountain ot Teas and Coffees, more kinds than evet known before. A few Cords of Bacon, warrastal corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made beg gseyape 00g , OF: no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates' down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter, We ely ana’ coll the bent article 100 kegs Nails, ‘inthe. Rakes, , Hoes, Pitchforks, Mules Ferks, ‘Shewels; Spades, raat Stedges, Steel, Rope, } Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind ‘of Liguori ‘to fill then Onsen Shelf Goods in any —_ ene We button-hole 20 motto but ‘ sagt mf “tt one weld ” » oo === PEG rik et FC a —To ABRRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy aud pay for then) ie « TS ae member Apa? TEN ag te ta Pat i -% ee tap *% tle: nt berms BE eo: ~ GREGORY & WAITED wat i oe i: Nei . : ou: aiesa WINES AND LIQUORS): ~~ : lied @ fers * “s of 4 rt a ed edie Ext ren int “purpose suppose has, we hood: of —paidiee's od the vun.in a er piere Craig i One. He rich; am tunnel i A aunik has beer another. smaller: Jject.i# . strike ri ing a suf manent’ his rancl A Ge ledge ws ers’ ray} throw.a ee: quartz. exaiiing numbeg. Spot a fit were shy tained a ledge, wi thorough OPEN] a residen cifie Her day even music wi lent supy sion.’ W invitation PrBcen to Hon. ot the Jas to the tw porte of lections iso & co CLosin No.1, Mi to-day. intermedi other inte Patrons'a New . Company toned ala: s house an pounds arn THe Li of Saéra: Amador ¢ vada coun Bourke second an Hill. A Cori Journal ¢ San Bern: Bardino ai afraid of in the air. children, pulling.w hay, '5-*: Tue la shire, whe er Ezekie . thoemake: and an uit P and states ‘ons withi Our Gc ardseb) in’ “Within t Ocean to « Preific cc Pd om. ‘” se ROW missi of Colude. need of C Politicd of Tae Pa New. York Per cent. quarter en

The _Bals gpm rat COUNTY att ny OF mt TUESDAY, SUNE 19, 1866. —— Tue New Distaicr.—The recent meh developments of, .qpurtz: in, the vicinity “of, Betchanso.oh ia Hi, have gives anjmpetus-to}inBloomtteldTewn. : ) @xcited eterybbdy aud as’ this’ part’of the county i¢.as,ci¢h in, mineral resources as any others, we. may; look. for great improvement in business and rapid growth of the towns in the next two years. But a short since an excellent quarte, ledge. was be Hy fo the vicinity of. North Bloowfield. Reésutly atich strike was madein the vicinity of Badger Hill,about two miles from’ erakee. The rock has yery much the Appearance ‘of that taken some years since froma in the celebrated Fellows’ dodge. tis literally filled with pure gold. ‘The ledge is large and well defined, and the " f0ek ie fey sotte half ‘ite weight «id poll <>. ‘The lead ‘has not yet been sufficiently prospected to determine Awhether this kind of rock can be fuund in large quantities, but. the. indications’ ure that it Will-be éne of the ng ledges in the county. Therich pe 38 Poh be-apened; and the valuable ee ‘being Biscovered on the ridge will eon place Bridgepert, Bloomfield and Eureka townships ‘aindug thd best ae secs tions of the State. F. MeaDuw Lake JremseWe obtain the following items from the Meadow Lake Sun: A fine limestone quarry has been discuvered about six miles frou Meadow Lake city hy Mr. Holepe,, who ie making arrangements to burn it and send lime into market. This discovery ie valuable to the new Distrietj‘ae’ it Will corididerably decrease the éxpehses of building. * The snow hag . entirely, disappeared from the, south ‘and east, sides of the mountains, and. .8 number of prospecting parties are ont. Several valuable ledges have been loGated; among them the “Phil. Sheridan, ‘which is twenty -fivd feet wide. . Stages are new running into town from Virginia and Nevada. : ‘Ed. Fowler, Deputy -Recorder, reports that. there have been located and recorded since the 7th of June)344 claims of 100 feet each,’ “making 34, 400 feet. ‘A company has “been organized to build a road from Meadow Rc’ te One Man Mountain. . Ae ~The Calif pia mill, atthe last cleaa.up, offer . c0ePG of about four. tons, eed 9159, 91. “Une m reL OR ARIES ED 2 SuooTINe ON THE Wine, A writer in the Spirit of tho 'Tinies expresses the _ opinion thut there are ne better shots in the World than may, be found ‘in California, both emateur and professional. Take the amateur @on shooting of Califorma, aud it beats any or record, ia England or the Eastera _ States, and half a dozen professionals may be picket tue who shall beat the same:number from any part of the world, The reaeon ieobvious: the hunters who spend sea#ons after seasons ins killing! California quail, and going from “them to snipe, and: Vigg, Fersa, and, moreover, whese evuls: are io a the sport, acquire a tapidity of ahpotiug, combined .with .an aceurady. and decision. that would thakg ‘the Rvwseés, the Ovbaldstones and the Hawkers of the olden time “pale ‘their ineffectual fires.” The bd si public wWErYd> the \United States; Wr the Present day, is John Taylor; of Jersey city, “and both he and hie brothers, who.nre fine anstts, , acy ired thyir roisieney via__Calix Carron Factony Sout. ware aignntio cotten factory, called the:'Managsas'’ nan_ uTadtory, has been, Builtat Carrelton, Mis Basippi. sit gontniys 180,000 spin des, 300 loge, “tid Koes jpto eperation Julyylat.x, e-atock bow stands fifteen per cent. abave ‘par. °The comprny owiy 700 acres of land, coatigueus to: the ‘Muctory, all well wooded. It is afactory.which weald do honor to were weoreny at a ip Gtk a wy tg i 6 train of Glen &, Wileon, sho? left Sacramento for Tdabo'on the 9th\of “April last, says the Union, arrived at Ruby City on’ the 97th of . Moy. The entirg trip as made .in thirty. wight days.. Tbe: proprietors di eee of their ‘freight’ at Ruby . opened store. Perce ys 4 es ; but little has been done . in ae section y the county: in opening quarte leadaz ‘The ticheetrikes:and unparal. ‘elled assays. of quartz at Griezly Hill -has é Hanak F : oe D Het Irwia ae Barker, County garveyor of ss citizens sacabied and eng her up pecsl . ing about it. Pettis bY WHS eek, Cut the Felised Yo” Son-y. fese the theft, and declared “t set Botha . a eed _— Phe Panama Hera ht+ represents the trade of foreign aations with the Isthmus as on the intvrease. At the tithe the Pandwia' Star Wiis established: four diminutive'steamers transacted albthe business. with the Atlantic. and Pacific -portsSince tien the vessels of 500 and 1,000:tons burden have been replaced by splendid ships of froii 2,000 to 3,500 tons, and there are now arriving. month]y, some 23. parge steamers, always. with large cargoes. ns, : THe Blasdell party of prospectors, on ‘their route to Pahranagat, suffered severely from want of fuod aud water,’ * They’were ‘fifty-eight days in reaching Silver Canop.— A wagon load of provisions was sent out to their relief,just in, the nick of time.. For three days there was not 4 quart -of' water tothe rian. “One of the party, named Gillis, straggled away and died, from destitution. SE ce word 5 eae is the. term. now applied to persons. yadergoing nataralization in San Franciseo~ Some new arrivals from the southerly’ portion of the Emerald Isle'utterly refuse to be made citizens.under. any such title, They won't stand.it! The meaning of the word, derived from the Greek, is, one! ‘newly made a citizen. . --AN interesting and inipdthnt bcision, touching the responsibilities of commas carriers. has just been decided in Milwaukee, in which'the ‘American Express Company are wade to pay two hundred dollars fur damage done to a Cremonia fiddle whi'e in transportation,notwithstanding the attempt, . ed: waiver of: responsibility: exceeding fifty dollars napintas oa wlleocas eamipetyre ¢ blank } receipts. ~ , oo“STaTe RiGuts,” as contended for by}. the friends of “my policy,” says Forney, mean the right to go out of the Union, to destroy the Government, and the right after failing in that experiment, to come-back into the Union to destroy the i ms saVed ‘the Government. A LATE Houston (Texas) paper, says age wheat harvest on the Upper Colorado riser ‘surpasses that of any former. year. The -grass.iax exeeedingly fime, and the: beeves, lusciously fat. The country is swariting with dattledéalére from the Western States, eager to pay the highest market price, THE citizens of Manchester, New Hampsiire, Hatevoted to furnish’ a new high school building thie year, .at an expense of $30,000. They have alee appropriated $500 for the patchase of new’ maps ‘for the school) room ¢ : i ae F : 4 ] ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL’ . «BROAD BTREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Haney, Proprietors, Sunoay & Mowat. . ‘June {718, 1866. H Merritt Grass Val J Willianis San F rane J I Sykes “do J Steinhard du Ji Stobbine do Rev LD D Chapin GV R Finders dé GRW iMiaerie Marysv EJ Bare do PA Paine Clipper Gap W H Bryant) do’ G@ H Pond Eureka W B Potter.. do WA Hargingtoa F.Ci J Heyman do J Huston San Juan J Carter do J BJvtiison do Jas Newthan “' do’ ‘ES Pratt’ ~ ude j J Newmay do W Campbell™ Mre Newman. dv . W_H Holbrook erika C E Mulloy Lake Ci J D Pattison You Bet T Wail Forest. @ity, W T Hydeliff + do C West San Francis A Neese do., J BWhitcomb do J Quigley do. J ‘T’Reberte Col Hill G Burke Meaduw La J © Remington L-Y MiesM € Lyon . do € P'Mevlilland FC J Bazely Nevada City} J Wilson Bunts Hild HMeWillian do E.D Dean Myers Ra A-] Zekind do. A Baiww Gregoryim Ji ¥ Ruy woud. do, J D Bower Uniouyill. T Wagman YW. Gilleland «do -O S$ Holbrook . J Farnawan Nevada H Sournaneeie 1 Irwin Mokelumn HEA Westmore NY b . F het do. ‘J Boxtéman Siow i yA Hawkins ~°@a > GO Mevrill R& R F Prior Banoervitip WwW AJ Whaley 7 . Mek aa i J F. Garr: Willo-Wull: PW Sadler’ o Gem -W E Gray do -E Marden renek Co M 5 do’ © Curtty mea Ree Yea Hse Kroew de W Beak kine W Weds ide RRP Baruett ust Canna w F Housita res Cc For Gents’, Ladies, Misses’ and Chilour friends at we sgoe to estab) permanently cae ey of our bitwiness fa this To Retail Dealers throyghout the gouty, we wish to say that we will suppiv them with Meats, of a better quality and at cheaper rates ‘county All orders atdeeaned to ns.-at the ola Union Market, Grass Valley, a be promptly attended te. GEORGE SCHAFFER & 0. JNevada, June 19th. é RARE CHANCE . : e — ONE FOURTH ‘INTEREST IN that ae. _eopenty * The Nevada Flouring ‘win, * Now running in good order, with a trade, othe and reputation uasarypeed by any Mill in the State, ‘CLOTHING’ ran ais GENT’S FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES; ) d@dren’s Wear, Cheaper than any ‘other Store ‘in. Nevada County. &9". Give him a call and see for yousmivasy yy Grass Valley, June Lith, . J’) Caldwell and John extra “Attorneys und Coutiselote at Law. hk OP FICES=) «! _ Office at Summit ie on South ‘side of B street. Pe © Caldwell, Not Notary Public for Ne < JAMES MON OK ean be found body with the best of 4 “Ves A Tork, Mutton. Corned Beef and Pork &c. &c. ai heloweat caah prices . + ey _ NOTICE. of the aiae the vinkuales veh Gi, 8 + pres Sree me — ii icin jd. A Jai Gold Du Lowest : pk for weal of, eveme ey U, At Nevada City and Summit City. tmarket value. pohaces we the highest Office No 42 Broad Street, Nevada city. Agents for the London and Liverpoei Fire and Life a MELTED, Rerun, vada county, and Commissioner for the State of Necme ageg iene ma lag Oo ry rag hea : vada. York, Leeas& W aller. t apt _ John Caldwer; District Attorney and Netary Public He fey Nevada county. / J. 5. Caldwell, De Deputy District At-LAMOTT’S arin torney. junei2 or i A T § y O. R Et eaves Ce, DEVEL, . ore ggg a: SAT Ho Attorney and Counselor at ne. . AND NOTARY PUBLIC, gear OF THE STATE, No. 18! Wet Serees,~ a « \ GRASSVALLEW ©1195) . . iS the incdie of Fashion, mwat MAREBT, ii The Celebration will consist of a ‘Procession — Dp ong rn ! Buiicty‘ekrass . ‘idea mA cael Ben their ort or. aan — “support they have North San Juan. E, Franchere, A.B.S y Aeone wehive to bed ‘oflered: in }e ener it is sneh . §. Furth, Alexander Welt, jel6 ew BioRLéW: Richart iu 3 oy ee J ili Provk Smith, SPECIAL NOTICE. Eo Moore's. Fiat. “ie i et 8. L. Blackwell, 8.B. Hickman, ‘The business heretofore carried on under E. T. Hardy, J. W. C. Coleman, tite firtanatndér'®. “Banged tas ’béén @hangea . 5: BBlakeslee, , Se tae ss nd will hereafter be known under the name and W. A. Begole P. Se style of Banner Broa. P. BANNER. a ae ms,

Nevada, JaRe MBs ocrney SRANNER . AC Mili, °° Ronen Maoen, v¢ 4: . Marion Cannon, 2. ‘MoBens, ana Colbert, zune Creamer, 9 LE Te . D, liam 5 er, RING'S one bo mayawange ete W. C. Ault, J > _ VEGETABLE “antenogta, Winiad iads, x0 Fgh Momsen, AG Rest ati ae Meadow Lake. ‘ é peat Hale =o TERE utter Edwin Fowler, Densmore Joslyn, ig ‘Me F.SREMOE, Agomt. . Silat Garber, te aschott tet Dealers and Barbers Siipplied at Lass. tha Eas" Receptiéa Committees tern price. . AVA. ‘A: O. Nites," ' Charles arsh, -. 9 &.D, (neo ig Nevada, May sth. Intreduetion Committee and Floor ManagersIeaae Wilt Chariés MeKr — ry wee TT. J. nee oe —AT— tion. ob She pees csi il be ‘i he ste ; j 8 ETS FOR THE —— 10. AMERICAN STORE! ; Nevada, June &lx. te ie Malin Street, Grace Valley. wo. Wi Hnens: ‘ og. wi TULLY F228, JUST RECEIVED, AND IS NOW BANKING HOUSE SELLING ano HINDS a“ po Baukers. Successor to @. W. Kia bough FEASESGTeeuis oratory Pee On Broad Street, Nevada ong , Will carry on the Banking, business, at stand, caaee the firm poem of Hinds. & Soon The a Price will be paid for iy Gola @ Bullion, discounted we the L'beral. advances made on Gold Dast = BulS. Mint. ks_on San . ca Eastern @ States at the Salierttont eke.” elit nk OWabey bb!" efits eo i and AseaveD All Assays warranted to be correct. Scmmenaeemedll Importer and Maiitifacturer, . i.Tadrck vi ) WHOLESALE & RETAIL) 1 A Ne. 227 Montgomery Street, MELIOU Go 2.F v. BHO boos “Fow e SALE, ao. . THE, ‘SPRING “WATER wie, iy AT NORTE Sax! aockie ny a Relief Bll ALS goon INVESTMENT for’ Juss, br box : HAPs os . oer Spee! VAN‘ALSTINE & JENKIN, ot Nortn — ae : A GRAND. BALL “ 7 ~~ WIT be given inthe Evening, — SALE, Combattion of Arradifetbents. ton . eae Révdoiph, — 6a Wm VanAlstine, Alonzo Brown, WT. H. Caswell, J.B.Gray, = Je Comin oii. 2G? j A, Goldsmith, “a <ne Thos P. Hawley, weds, av? T. H. Rolfe, E. F Spence, Richa B aud, N. M. Barnett, George E. Turner, N. H Stowers, George H. Loring,: W.. H, Dayidson, ; ,Abraham Haas, ; I Caldwell, ‘©. Beckman, Chapman, E.H Gaylord, ames Davis, tent Rodd. R. M. Hunt, "y Gene Yalley. A. B. Brady, ‘ * J°C; Goad, William Watt, Reuben Leech, J. Freicot,,. ; fan. McCormick, Chaftes Ww. ‘Smith, m K. Spencer, bk H Rodda, 8. D. Bosworth, A: Delano,’ J. H. H. Matheny, at ‘San Franciecd, Abit ‘Seih.” . Dual} & vee {THE “GEM” “SaLoon. [‘The old stand of Jesse’ By W alll aif hid (itbceesors A Larger stock of Goods in their ling CN ME I Me OO AER san afk ss beet ay: saa od Shem can Rg soene in any other 2 tise x iy 4g H Es 4 S779 (store ih thé. ‘County, _ Amodinting. t> scimethiing iéss thants Cntte fhe Great Eastern and onpsioting of . H rdware,” “oom oe ociee Wars inn a me Willow Ware, . Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, . [To whieh we o might add for the benefit == ee oe compstion,, BEWARE) GROGERIES &. PROVISIONS, 2 <=» Ofthe eheie qualities. _ BARLEY, . . “WHEAT, . BRAN, aieortd Then SoA sriot On hand and to arrive, mostly toarrive, . 1000 kégs’ of “Powder; ‘Fuse ‘oafi pid as Cable and agean notto break connection: «’ Bay . Afow wiles of Rubber. a 4 kinds, which we.are selling to the benefit gt, be one Goodyear. aie a . 100,000 gallons of Kasveskes. Lard arid Lubricating Oils, "Po grease the guilgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want at ee 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks fa them aul warranted tt bare. Sugars of all kinds, &@ mountain ot Teas and Coffees, more kinds than evet known before. A few Cords of Bacon, warrastal corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made beg gseyape 00g , OF: no sale. 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates' down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter, We ely ana’ coll the bent article 100 kegs Nails, ‘inthe. Rakes, , Hoes, Pitchforks, Mules Ferks, ‘Shewels; Spades, raat Stedges, Steel, Rope, } Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind ‘of Liguori ‘to fill then Onsen Shelf Goods in any —_ ene We button-hole 20 motto but ‘ sagt mf “tt one weld ” » oo === PEG rik et FC a —To ABRRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (when we buy aud pay for then) ie « TS ae member Apa? TEN ag te ta Pat i -% ee tap *% tle: nt berms BE eo: ~ GREGORY & WAITED wat i oe i: Nei . : ou: aiesa WINES AND LIQUORS): ~~ : lied @ fers * “s of 4 rt a ed edie Ext ren int “purpose suppose has, we hood: of —paidiee's od the vun.in a er piere Craig i One. He rich; am tunnel i A aunik has beer another. smaller: Jject.i# . strike ri ing a suf manent’ his rancl A Ge ledge ws ers’ ray} throw.a ee: quartz. exaiiing numbeg. Spot a fit were shy tained a ledge, wi thorough OPEN] a residen cifie Her day even music wi lent supy sion.’ W invitation PrBcen to Hon. ot the Jas to the tw porte of lections iso & co CLosin No.1, Mi to-day. intermedi other inte Patrons'a New . Company toned ala: s house an pounds arn THe Li of Saéra: Amador ¢ vada coun Bourke second an Hill. A Cori Journal ¢ San Bern: Bardino ai afraid of in the air. children, pulling.w hay, '5-*: Tue la shire, whe er Ezekie . thoemake: and an uit P and states ‘ons withi Our Gc ardseb) in’ “Within t Ocean to « Preific cc Pd om. ‘” se ROW missi of Colude. need of C Politicd of Tae Pa New. York Per cent. quarter en