June 24, 1866 (4 pages)

he Baily -Sranseript. COUNTY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS. SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1866. é Tue Fourta or Juty.—The commit%ee of arrangements met*on Friday night: They determined to purchase a cannon ’for ring a salute on the Fourth of July. They elected A. Haas Treasurer and appointed -B.F. Spence, A. H. Hanson and J. C. Palmer auditing committee. All expenditures for the celebration are to be audited by the oommittee and orders drawn upon the treasurer by the Secretary forthe amounts.— The committee also made the follewing appointments of Marshal and Ajds. Chief Marshal—I, Williamson. Aids—A. H, Hanson and John Cashin, Nevada; Dr. Wm. McCormick and C. A. Clark, Grass Valley ; I. Av Walling, Rough & Ready; J. E. Squites, Little York. ‘I'he committee are ‘rapidly-perfeeting their plans, and in a day or two the fall programme will be issued. The Fire Companies are overhauling their uoiforms and beautifying their apparatus.— . The Light Guard has appointed a comniittee, consisting of Capt. Lancaster, Lieut. Deal, Sergeant Alex. Gault, and J. B. McChesuey, to make arrangements’ for the reception and éntertainment of the visiting military. All citizens. and organizations of _ the town are working‘in harmony, and we see nothing to prevent the celebration of the Fourth from being the best ever held in the “County. ‘A ‘Great COMBINATION ‘Lock.—-We ‘were shown by Mr. Turner a very ingenious and effective combination lock; which has three thousand three hundred and seventy. tive combinations. These changes are ef. fected by the key without any movement of the machinery of the-lock. which is simple and not liable to get out of order. It is impossible to pick the lock or get an impression for a false key, and even shuuld the key be obtained the lock cannet be opened unless the key is sét precisely as the one which locked it. Mr. Turner has the ageney for this county and will canvass for the sale of the lock. Any one who desires to ace this curious piece of mechanism, can do so by calling on Turner. at the National Exchange. THe Masonic CELEBRATION.—A grand celebration of St. John’s day, by the Masonic fraternity of this county, will take place in this city to-murrow. The Grass Valley and San Juan Lodge will be largely represented. A grand procession will take place at 11 o’clock, under the marshalship of Ike. . Williamson. After marching through the principal streets, the procession will halt: at the Theatre, where interesting exercises will be had. he oration will be delivered by H. H. Hartley of Sacramento, excellent amusie will be furnished by the Washington Band, and in the evening a grand ball will be given at Tempernnce Hall,, 90 eo Luscious.—We are indebted to Chapman & Briggs, for a large lot of the most delicious. raspberries. ‘Téy have any amount of them left, and sell them “‘chenp for cash.” They. have also an abundance of almost every kind of fruit, and a very large _ and extensive assortment of candies. Call and see them, at their stand on Pine street, New STore.—M. Rosenburg &. Bro. advertise in today’s TRANSCRIPT, that they have opened anew Dry Goods’ Store, on Commercial street, opposite A. Lademan’s, and will sell guods as cheap.as any house.in the county. A Nuccet.—A chunk of gold was found in Bensley & Co's claims, on Kentucky Flat, on Friday, worth $297. ‘Dr. Anorew’s Fiyina Suip.—The New York. Herald. May 26th, gives an account of an experimental trip of this new ship, for sailing in the air. ‘The ascension was made by four gentlemen, officers of the Aerial Company. At first the ship refused Was laid on Sunday, the 10th inst, in honor to obey the helm, but finally got under way and sailed off at the rate of a mile in three minutes. The machine worked so well as to give ussurance of success. After sdme improvements are made in the ship she will make another trial trip. ANOTHER WarninG ‘to PARENTS.—A little-oay, Frank Derrick. son of M. L. Derrick, of San Francisco, died at San F'rancisco, from the effects of eating phosphorus off of matches, ~ j , AFTER the firat day of July, it is proposed temperature of night, and none of them had been caught at Sentinel of Satutday contaihe@n account of one rape ,one stabbing affair, and one darmitted within the precincts. Tne HEART AxD Bratn.—For the pure pose of showing that the heart could continue to beat in the abscence of the brain, Brodie employed artificial respiration on animals who had been decapitated, or whose brain had by other means been destroyed. By the regular action ofa pair of ; pipe,.air could be driven in and out of the. chest ina way simulating ordinary respiration. tinued to beat, the muscles of the limbs and trunk te contract when stimulated, the bleod-to be changed from a venous te an arterial color in its passage through the lungs; in fact, except there was no consciousness, ne~-voltntary movement, and apparently no secretion, the animal machine seemed to be perfurming the same functions as during life. According to the theory of Black, the respiratien, the change of the blood froma venous to arterial character in the lungs, being in such a cage still carried on, animal heat ought also to have been gen= erated, and. consequently, the insufllated corpse ought to have maintained its-patural . temperature as long as artificial respiration was continued. Brodie, however, found that it gradwally but persistently became cooler. Nay more, when two rabbits of the same size, breed and color were killed, and the one left untouched, while the other was insdfflated, the latter always cooled the most rapidly, Tor the obvious reason that in its case a certain amount of cool air was at frequent intervals brought into contact with the warm interior of the animal: He moreover obtained the same results when he refrained from mechanically destroying the brain, and merely suspended its action by a narcotic poison; and, with the help of Brandt, demonstrated that not only did the blood appear to the eye to undergo in the lungs the usual change fron the venous te the arterial condition, but also that the amount of carbonic acid given off by the animal during the artificial respiration, to no extent differed from that proper to life and health. He drew trom his experiments the veonclusion that animal health was in no direct way connected with respiration; that by respiration no (he afterward changed the “no”’ for ‘‘little’”’) heat wes generated, but the sole condition and source of the elevated warm-blooded ~ creatures was the integrity and functional activity of the brain and nervous system. A PRELIMINARY Survey of the route for being prosecuted by a party under the direction of K. W. Taylor. Aran election in Mississippi, recently, the opposing parties were called Fejies and Hyenas. Jt was a combined party during the war. THE, Mobile papers report the arrival of a great curiosity at that city, a vessel made entirely ot cork, which is lying at one of the wharves. ADJOURNMENT.—It is believed that Congress will have completed alt-its iniportant business, and be prepared to adjourn by the first of August next. THE people of Vienha are engaged in building a roud from that place to the Owen's River Valley. ALL of the prisoners confined in the Merced county jail‘at Snelling, made their escape from that institution last Monday last accounts. THE farmers of Butte county have been favored with an abundant crop. May they be successful in garnering it. THE people of Idako are ina muddle as to whether the capital is at Boise or Lewiston. Tue Idaho World contains twenty notices of,men asking for office. © F CHARLES Carpenter had three of his fiagers takeu off acvidently, by a cireular saw, in a mill near Sunora. ONE night last week, a sluice box robber was shot at by George Gray, of Yankee Hill, Tuolumne evunty, while iu the act of taking out the gold. WELLS, Farco & Co. are gving to put ona line of stages between Virginia City and Salt Lake—the trip to be made in three days. THE corner stoue of the Nevada ‘Mint ofthe birthday of Senator Nye, to whose eflorts the State is greatly indebted for the Mint. “THIRTY tons of wheat were shipped from Steckton te San Francisco, last week. “J SoctaL PROGRESS.—The Santa Cruz tardly attempt to burn the town—all comGey. B. F. Butler hus been elected Ma by the proprietor of the Teolumne Copter, to issue it daily. . as Jor General of State Militia, of Massachasetts, under the new militia organization, . attached to a tube introduced into the aie When this was doue,.the heart con? the railroad from Martinez to Danville is . , J. Ww. ADAMB s+. ssscccreoreeseeeee ess Manager, Saturday & Sunday, June 234.& 24th. . SEN, JUSTIN BUIsLAy, Of The World Renowned and justly celebrated And will perform his Gymnastic ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, SaTurDay, Jone 23, 1866. G W Williams § Tr G Tracy French Corr J Davidson do — J Quigley Nevada City NB Terwilliger do E F Beando Ww oo do J King de Miss C Mills You Be W H Holbrook do A McSauly Omega ABSwan w &c du J W Robb Eureka J Huston do W Thomas Snow T E Rosnhover Carr's r D E Bush Red Dog D McDonald ‘Gold Fi E E Appleten do A Cence Meadow La T AHale‘Rush Cree D C Sittle do . W Fuller Hant’s Hil J Sykes do« A Brown Gregory’s W H Harrier Moore’s J D Carlton Sacram J Vanemon Canada H M A Bingleton Minn C N Harris Washoe DB NEW.STORE AND NEW GOODS! ye Grass Val =. M. ROSENBERC & BRO, \AKE pleasure in informing the Ladies of Ne1 vada city and vicinity that they have ; OPENED A New First Class Dry Goods Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ' Opposite A. Lademan’s. _ And wiil sell Goods Cheaper than any other House in the City. Our ntti consists of Latest Style Dress Goods, English & French Prints, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes, Hoop Skirts, ‘Fancy Goods, And in fact everything usually found in a.first class Dry Goods Store. Qur motto is Large Sales and Small Profits. Don’t forget the place—Commerei opposite A, eman’s, Nevada, June 24th INDEPENDENCE DAY, al Street, 1 1776. 1866. 90th Anniversary —or— : NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE. A GRAND CELEBRATION will be held at Nevada City, July 4th, 1866, A Grand Procession in which the Military, Fireman, Civic Secieties, Miners and citizens will participate. Short Speeches by prominent citizens of the County. Reading of the Declaration of Independence—and other interesting Exercises at the Theatre. A Free Dinner wil! be served forall. Due notice will be given of the order of Exer cises. : , jo24 HO! FOR MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight ! Freight ! eens OF ALL KINDS FORWARDED Grass Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! And Intermediate Stations on reasonable terms. Apply to W. H. DAVIDSON, National Exchange. Nevada, June 23d. 1864. GLENBROOK PARK. F. GILBERT... ¢eecccecedeeee.Proprietor. eee see BUISLAY FAMILY; Will make one of his daring Daring and Terrific BALLOON. ASCENSIONS, Feats on the TraA Clark Forest Hill J T Jouwes San Juan. io Strangers Visiting San Fra eo can.use the Burglar-Proof Vault Jifornia Building, Loan a Bank, California street, foue > some street.) for the temporary itof Gold Dust, Coin, Bonds, etc., ata ra get rn aceordihg to the value ofthe pro: f ed, for which the Company will be aceconntabie. jez THOMAS MOONEY, President. — ip Cale Opposition. Steamer Day, July 4th. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! ‘Via. Nicaragua CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL. THE North American 8.8. Com™ pany will despatch thé favorite mm xteamship AMERICA. W. L. MERRY, Commander: For San Juan Del Sur. from Mission Street wharf, at 11 o’clock, A. M. ON SATURDAY, JULY 14th, Connecting at GREY'TOWN with the magnif icent new Steamer SANTIAGO, 2,500 tons. For New York. No charge for Meals on the Isthmus. A baggage Master. will be dent thro’ cach trip. Freight and Insurance on Treasure at the lowest rates. " The San Juau and Colorado Rivers are now fullof water. ‘The transit from Ocean to Ocean is madein-20 hours. The Moses Taylor sails Aug. 15th. For further information apply to © . . I. W« RAYMOND, Agent, N W corner of Battery and Pine streets. Up stairs, San Francisco TEACHERS’ RE-UNION. AT TEMPERANCE HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29th, 1856. Committee of Arrangements. J. B. MeChesney. F. Power, M. C. Potter, ‘ B. F. Welch, : 3. J. Watson ' Excellent Music has been secured. for the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $3 00. Nevada, June 21, 1866. PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents, by the Case or Buttle. —AND— ~ ‘ A few more Bottles of No. l. RING’S AMBROSIA, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. FOR SALE. BY J. ¥. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. ‘NEVADA CITY. LADIES, MRS. DR. STONE, {ORMERLY of Nevada city, having met such encouraging success in San Francisco has taken a spacious Residence for the purpose of taking a few Respectable Ladies from the country for indeur treatment. For terms and particulars apply.at her Office and Residence. ELISE PFIEFFER STONE, M. D. ’ 718 Howard Street,-San Francisco. je20 Opposite Union Hotel. CARD. The undersigned, proprietors ef the Eureka Market, having decided to close out their business in this place, desire to publicly express their thanks for the liberal support they have received from the citizens of Nevada<and inform our friends that we design soon to establish permanently a branch of our business ia this city. To Retail Dealers. throughout the county; we wish to say that we will supplv,them with Meats of « better qfiality and at cheaper rates than they can purchase of any other Butchers in the . . county. All orders addressed to us. at the Old Union Market, Grass Valiey;: will -be promptly attended te. GEORGE SCHAFFER & Co. . Nevada, June 19th. : MSS NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given to J. R.Green and T. B. Withbers of the firm of Green & Co., being Sales tn partnership for the purpose of mining ia a certain set of claims loeated on Kapp’s Creek. near the town of Columbia Hill, in ennebec D. triet, that a meeting of the Company will held at said claims, om the 7th day of. August, 1866, for the purpose of levying to work said claims. This meet comipliance with “An Act entitled an Act concern ng Partnerships for minin purposes,’’by by) Lng ersigned, a member “ the firm of Green Columbia Hill, June 11th, 1866. 8w ® OTICK TO CREDITORS—Estate of Otis . ) Hiscox, deceased. Notice ia “y! i by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, ' . to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouch ers, within ten months after -the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator, at his pine of business at Swectiand.in the county of Nevada. WM. MENNER, Adm’r, _SJ. B. Johnson, Atty. '. May302twiw Nas TO CREDITORS.—In the Probate Court mand for the unty of Nevada and State of California. In the matter of the Ks tate of Chrisostoine G t, d ». Notice is hereby given by the un hyned, Gidibeloae® ma ve : a aunt nae Eatate.to the creditors of ns having claias r ceased to exhibitshem with the rattle ers within four months after the first pub} tion of this notice, to ihe undersigned,’ a County Clerk’s office, in Nevada city, evada county, State of California. > a aa W.W. COZZENS, A istrator y ' maay29 \_J. I. Caldwell, Atty. ROBATR NOTICE.=N. ice is here’ P by imusteassic ot ant the undersi Estate of Chariea ai 4 = to the credims ha ¢ against hibit the seeee with iat necs. within teu months from the pea, while in mid-air the Balloon. seth iB of ice, to the Wudersignty. «MARGARET per btiy cane miniotrseria. from San-jcharge. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT) . " Dainder und Biixum: S csseneeemenmmeel Gregory & Wai Tegory] aite, FIAV EON HAND is their Store and Ceres, (The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his swocessits, } A Larger stock of Goods int their line than can be found in any other store in the County, “Amounting to sumething iess thip.a earge for 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,) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND Liquors, Of the chvic qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &c. &¢, On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough fer an Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. ‘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, a mountain ot‘thein. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. : A few Cords of Bacon, corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. warranted 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and-49°cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchiorks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades,' Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohne and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have D0. motto but ‘‘fair dealing.” Beene —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods ¢ rhen we buy and pay for them.) : » : We consult the tastes of our customers and 1 me Hecessary vouch. member always thatit takes two to. make a bargain Goods delivered at a reasonable distance ‘free of GREGORY & WAITE No, 50 Breed mined, at eae eau Tue F On Frida, city from father, U. remembel injuries W ‘ing to pre acters fro neral wil Chureh th and acqui PREACI held in th Sunday m "evening a £ Pastor. Service: Main stres and in the B. Snowé mediately Preachi street, Sur Mr. Green CHICKE) made an e€ Piety Hil stolen fror Lovie, anc vise ownel out for the weakness ~ season of t Tne Bi rangement non cast f July. It. ing twént the Fourt! and may . rejoicing. 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he Baily -Sranseript. COUNTY and CITY OFFICIAL PRESS. SUNDAY, JUNE 24, 1866. é Tue Fourta or Juty.—The commit%ee of arrangements met*on Friday night: They determined to purchase a cannon ’for ring a salute on the Fourth of July. They elected A. Haas Treasurer and appointed -B.F. Spence, A. H. Hanson and J. C. Palmer auditing committee. All expenditures for the celebration are to be audited by the oommittee and orders drawn upon the treasurer by the Secretary forthe amounts.— The committee also made the follewing appointments of Marshal and Ajds. Chief Marshal—I, Williamson. Aids—A. H, Hanson and John Cashin, Nevada; Dr. Wm. McCormick and C. A. Clark, Grass Valley ; I. Av Walling, Rough & Ready; J. E. Squites, Little York. ‘I'he committee are ‘rapidly-perfeeting their plans, and in a day or two the fall programme will be issued. The Fire Companies are overhauling their uoiforms and beautifying their apparatus.— . The Light Guard has appointed a comniittee, consisting of Capt. Lancaster, Lieut. Deal, Sergeant Alex. Gault, and J. B. McChesuey, to make arrangements’ for the reception and éntertainment of the visiting military. All citizens. and organizations of _ the town are working‘in harmony, and we see nothing to prevent the celebration of the Fourth from being the best ever held in the “County. ‘A ‘Great COMBINATION ‘Lock.—-We ‘were shown by Mr. Turner a very ingenious and effective combination lock; which has three thousand three hundred and seventy. tive combinations. These changes are ef. fected by the key without any movement of the machinery of the-lock. which is simple and not liable to get out of order. It is impossible to pick the lock or get an impression for a false key, and even shuuld the key be obtained the lock cannet be opened unless the key is sét precisely as the one which locked it. Mr. Turner has the ageney for this county and will canvass for the sale of the lock. Any one who desires to ace this curious piece of mechanism, can do so by calling on Turner. at the National Exchange. THe Masonic CELEBRATION.—A grand celebration of St. John’s day, by the Masonic fraternity of this county, will take place in this city to-murrow. The Grass Valley and San Juan Lodge will be largely represented. A grand procession will take place at 11 o’clock, under the marshalship of Ike. . Williamson. After marching through the principal streets, the procession will halt: at the Theatre, where interesting exercises will be had. he oration will be delivered by H. H. Hartley of Sacramento, excellent amusie will be furnished by the Washington Band, and in the evening a grand ball will be given at Tempernnce Hall,, 90 eo Luscious.—We are indebted to Chapman & Briggs, for a large lot of the most delicious. raspberries. ‘Téy have any amount of them left, and sell them “‘chenp for cash.” They. have also an abundance of almost every kind of fruit, and a very large _ and extensive assortment of candies. Call and see them, at their stand on Pine street, New STore.—M. Rosenburg &. Bro. advertise in today’s TRANSCRIPT, that they have opened anew Dry Goods’ Store, on Commercial street, opposite A. Lademan’s, and will sell guods as cheap.as any house.in the county. A Nuccet.—A chunk of gold was found in Bensley & Co's claims, on Kentucky Flat, on Friday, worth $297. ‘Dr. Anorew’s Fiyina Suip.—The New York. Herald. May 26th, gives an account of an experimental trip of this new ship, for sailing in the air. ‘The ascension was made by four gentlemen, officers of the Aerial Company. At first the ship refused Was laid on Sunday, the 10th inst, in honor to obey the helm, but finally got under way and sailed off at the rate of a mile in three minutes. The machine worked so well as to give ussurance of success. After sdme improvements are made in the ship she will make another trial trip. ANOTHER WarninG ‘to PARENTS.—A little-oay, Frank Derrick. son of M. L. Derrick, of San Francisco, died at San F'rancisco, from the effects of eating phosphorus off of matches, ~ j , AFTER the firat day of July, it is proposed temperature of night, and none of them had been caught at Sentinel of Satutday contaihe@n account of one rape ,one stabbing affair, and one darmitted within the precincts. Tne HEART AxD Bratn.—For the pure pose of showing that the heart could continue to beat in the abscence of the brain, Brodie employed artificial respiration on animals who had been decapitated, or whose brain had by other means been destroyed. By the regular action ofa pair of ; pipe,.air could be driven in and out of the. chest ina way simulating ordinary respiration. tinued to beat, the muscles of the limbs and trunk te contract when stimulated, the bleod-to be changed from a venous te an arterial color in its passage through the lungs; in fact, except there was no consciousness, ne~-voltntary movement, and apparently no secretion, the animal machine seemed to be perfurming the same functions as during life. According to the theory of Black, the respiratien, the change of the blood froma venous to arterial character in the lungs, being in such a cage still carried on, animal heat ought also to have been gen= erated, and. consequently, the insufllated corpse ought to have maintained its-patural . temperature as long as artificial respiration was continued. Brodie, however, found that it gradwally but persistently became cooler. Nay more, when two rabbits of the same size, breed and color were killed, and the one left untouched, while the other was insdfflated, the latter always cooled the most rapidly, Tor the obvious reason that in its case a certain amount of cool air was at frequent intervals brought into contact with the warm interior of the animal: He moreover obtained the same results when he refrained from mechanically destroying the brain, and merely suspended its action by a narcotic poison; and, with the help of Brandt, demonstrated that not only did the blood appear to the eye to undergo in the lungs the usual change fron the venous te the arterial condition, but also that the amount of carbonic acid given off by the animal during the artificial respiration, to no extent differed from that proper to life and health. He drew trom his experiments the veonclusion that animal health was in no direct way connected with respiration; that by respiration no (he afterward changed the “no”’ for ‘‘little’”’) heat wes generated, but the sole condition and source of the elevated warm-blooded ~ creatures was the integrity and functional activity of the brain and nervous system. A PRELIMINARY Survey of the route for being prosecuted by a party under the direction of K. W. Taylor. Aran election in Mississippi, recently, the opposing parties were called Fejies and Hyenas. Jt was a combined party during the war. THE, Mobile papers report the arrival of a great curiosity at that city, a vessel made entirely ot cork, which is lying at one of the wharves. ADJOURNMENT.—It is believed that Congress will have completed alt-its iniportant business, and be prepared to adjourn by the first of August next. THE people of Vienha are engaged in building a roud from that place to the Owen's River Valley. ALL of the prisoners confined in the Merced county jail‘at Snelling, made their escape from that institution last Monday last accounts. THE farmers of Butte county have been favored with an abundant crop. May they be successful in garnering it. THE people of Idako are ina muddle as to whether the capital is at Boise or Lewiston. Tue Idaho World contains twenty notices of,men asking for office. © F CHARLES Carpenter had three of his fiagers takeu off acvidently, by a cireular saw, in a mill near Sunora. ONE night last week, a sluice box robber was shot at by George Gray, of Yankee Hill, Tuolumne evunty, while iu the act of taking out the gold. WELLS, Farco & Co. are gving to put ona line of stages between Virginia City and Salt Lake—the trip to be made in three days. THE corner stoue of the Nevada ‘Mint ofthe birthday of Senator Nye, to whose eflorts the State is greatly indebted for the Mint. “THIRTY tons of wheat were shipped from Steckton te San Francisco, last week. “J SoctaL PROGRESS.—The Santa Cruz tardly attempt to burn the town—all comGey. B. F. Butler hus been elected Ma by the proprietor of the Teolumne Copter, to issue it daily. . as Jor General of State Militia, of Massachasetts, under the new militia organization, . attached to a tube introduced into the aie When this was doue,.the heart con? the railroad from Martinez to Danville is . , J. Ww. ADAMB s+. ssscccreoreeseeeee ess Manager, Saturday & Sunday, June 234.& 24th. . SEN, JUSTIN BUIsLAy, Of The World Renowned and justly celebrated And will perform his Gymnastic ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL _ BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors, SaTurDay, Jone 23, 1866. G W Williams § Tr G Tracy French Corr J Davidson do — J Quigley Nevada City NB Terwilliger do E F Beando Ww oo do J King de Miss C Mills You Be W H Holbrook do A McSauly Omega ABSwan w &c du J W Robb Eureka J Huston do W Thomas Snow T E Rosnhover Carr's r D E Bush Red Dog D McDonald ‘Gold Fi E E Appleten do A Cence Meadow La T AHale‘Rush Cree D C Sittle do . W Fuller Hant’s Hil J Sykes do« A Brown Gregory’s W H Harrier Moore’s J D Carlton Sacram J Vanemon Canada H M A Bingleton Minn C N Harris Washoe DB NEW.STORE AND NEW GOODS! ye Grass Val =. M. ROSENBERC & BRO, \AKE pleasure in informing the Ladies of Ne1 vada city and vicinity that they have ; OPENED A New First Class Dry Goods Store, ON COMMERCIAL STREET, ' Opposite A. Lademan’s. _ And wiil sell Goods Cheaper than any other House in the City. Our ntti consists of Latest Style Dress Goods, English & French Prints, Ladies’ & Children’s Shoes, Hoop Skirts, ‘Fancy Goods, And in fact everything usually found in a.first class Dry Goods Store. Qur motto is Large Sales and Small Profits. Don’t forget the place—Commerei opposite A, eman’s, Nevada, June 24th INDEPENDENCE DAY, al Street, 1 1776. 1866. 90th Anniversary —or— : NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE. A GRAND CELEBRATION will be held at Nevada City, July 4th, 1866, A Grand Procession in which the Military, Fireman, Civic Secieties, Miners and citizens will participate. Short Speeches by prominent citizens of the County. Reading of the Declaration of Independence—and other interesting Exercises at the Theatre. A Free Dinner wil! be served forall. Due notice will be given of the order of Exer cises. : , jo24 HO! FOR MEADOW LAKE! Freight! Freight ! Freight ! eens OF ALL KINDS FORWARDED Grass Valley or Nevada, TO MEADOW LAKE! And Intermediate Stations on reasonable terms. Apply to W. H. DAVIDSON, National Exchange. Nevada, June 23d. 1864. GLENBROOK PARK. F. GILBERT..... ¢eecccecedeeee.Proprietor. eee see BUISLAY FAMILY; Will make one of his daring Daring and Terrific BALLOON. ASCENSIONS, Feats on the TraA Clark Forest Hill J T Jouwes San Juan. io Strangers Visiting San Fra eo can.use the Burglar-Proof Vault Jifornia Building, Loan a Bank, California street, foue > some street.) for the temporary itof Gold Dust, Coin, Bonds, etc., ata ra get rn aceordihg to the value ofthe pro: f ed, for which the Company will be aceconntabie. jez THOMAS MOONEY, President. — ip Cale Opposition. Steamer Day, July 4th. OPPOSITION TO NEW YORK!! ‘Via. Nicaragua CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL.

THE North American 8.8. Com™ pany will despatch thé favorite mm xteamship AMERICA. W. L. MERRY, Commander: For San Juan Del Sur. from Mission Street wharf, at 11 o’clock, A. M. ON SATURDAY, JULY 14th, Connecting at GREY'TOWN with the magnif icent new Steamer SANTIAGO, 2,500 tons. For New York. No charge for Meals on the Isthmus. A baggage Master. will be dent thro’ cach trip. Freight and Insurance on Treasure at the lowest rates. " The San Juau and Colorado Rivers are now fullof water. ‘The transit from Ocean to Ocean is madein-20 hours. The Moses Taylor sails Aug. 15th. For further information apply to © . . I. W« RAYMOND, Agent, N W corner of Battery and Pine streets. Up stairs, San Francisco TEACHERS’ RE-UNION. AT TEMPERANCE HALL, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 29th, 1856. Committee of Arrangements. J. B. MeChesney. F. Power, M. C. Potter, ‘ B. F. Welch, : 3. J. Watson ' Excellent Music has been secured. for the occasion, Tickets, including Supper, $3 00. Nevada, June 21, 1866. PORT WINE For Invalids or Convalescents, by the Case or Buttle. —AND— ~ ‘ A few more Bottles of No. l. RING’S AMBROSIA, And ANYTHING ELSE in our line. FOR SALE. BY J. ¥. BUSSENIUS & CO. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. ‘NEVADA CITY. LADIES, MRS. DR. STONE, {ORMERLY of Nevada city, having met such encouraging success in San Francisco has taken a spacious Residence for the purpose of taking a few Respectable Ladies from the country for indeur treatment. For terms and particulars apply.at her Office and Residence. ELISE PFIEFFER STONE, M. D. ’ 718 Howard Street,-San Francisco. je20 Opposite Union Hotel. CARD. The undersigned, proprietors ef the Eureka Market, having decided to close out their business in this place, desire to publicly express their thanks for the liberal support they have received from the citizens of Nevada<and inform our friends that we design soon to establish permanently a branch of our business ia this city. To Retail Dealers. throughout the county; we wish to say that we will supplv,them with Meats of « better qfiality and at cheaper rates than they can purchase of any other Butchers in the . . county. All orders addressed to us. at the Old Union Market, Grass Valiey;: will -be promptly attended te. GEORGE SCHAFFER & Co. . Nevada, June 19th. : MSS NOTICE.—Notice is hereby given to J. R.Green and T. B. Withbers of the firm of Green & Co., being Sales tn partnership for the purpose of mining ia a certain set of claims loeated on Kapp’s Creek. near the town of Columbia Hill, in ennebec D. triet, that a meeting of the Company will held at said claims, om the 7th day of. August, 1866, for the purpose of levying to work said claims. This meet comipliance with “An Act entitled an Act concern ng Partnerships for minin purposes,’’by by) Lng ersigned, a member “ the firm of Green Columbia Hill, June 11th, 1866. 8w ® OTICK TO CREDITORS—Estate of Otis . ) Hiscox, deceased. Notice ia “y! i by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Otis Hiscox, ' . to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouch ers, within ten months after -the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator, at his pine of business at Swectiand.in the county of Nevada. WM. MENNER, Adm’r, _SJ. B. Johnson, Atty. '. May302twiw Nas TO CREDITORS.—In the Probate Court mand for the unty of Nevada and State of California. In the matter of the Ks tate of Chrisostoine G t, d ». Notice is hereby given by the un hyned, Gidibeloae® ma ve : a aunt nae Eatate.to the creditors of ns having claias r ceased to exhibitshem with the rattle ers within four months after the first pub} tion of this notice, to ihe undersigned,’ a County Clerk’s office, in Nevada city, evada county, State of California. > a aa W.W. COZZENS, A istrator y ' maay29 \_J. I. Caldwell, Atty. ROBATR NOTICE.=N. ice is here’ P by imusteassic ot ant the undersi Estate of Chariea ai 4 = to the credims ha ¢ against hibit the seeee with iat necs. within teu months from the pea, while in mid-air the Balloon. seth iB of ice, to the Wudersignty. «MARGARET per btiy cane miniotrseria. from San-jcharge. TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT) . " Dainder und Biixum: S csseneeemenmmeel Gregory & Wai Tegory] aite, FIAV EON HAND is their Store and Ceres, (The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and his swocessits, } A Larger stock of Goods int their line than can be found in any other store in the County, “Amounting to sumething iess thip.a earge for 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,) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND Liquors, Of the chvic qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &c. &¢, On hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough fer an Ocean Cable and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. ‘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, a mountain ot‘thein. Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. : A few Cords of Bacon, corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. warranted 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and-49°cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchiorks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades,' Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohne and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have D0. motto but ‘‘fair dealing.” Beene —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods ¢ rhen we buy and pay for them.) : » : We consult the tastes of our customers and 1 me Hecessary vouch. member always thatit takes two to. make a bargain Goods delivered at a reasonable distance ‘free of GREGORY & WAITE No, 50 Breed mined, at eae eau Tue F On Frida, city from father, U. remembel injuries W ‘ing to pre acters fro neral wil Chureh th and acqui PREACI held in th Sunday m "evening a £ Pastor. Service: Main stres and in the B. Snowé mediately Preachi street, Sur Mr. Green CHICKE) made an e€ Piety Hil stolen fror Lovie, anc vise ownel out for the weakness ~ season of t Tne Bi rangement non cast f July. It. ing twént the Fourt! and may . rejoicing. 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