June 8, 1866 (4 pages)

1 en iat OR An a ADE = ye EN =—— —-PMPDAN, FONE 6, 1666,-. be ttaltrerk r “at of the inetitu‘The pteoesee which Ys CALIsTOGA.—The extensive water-works _L and fountains, fourteen in number. at Calis; Will Be in fall” “ont ay nest, and the establishment is now chcanesiaiiiasabieaniialaimeemtaas, Minritd ON FHE Riode.—A larger extent] OPE® for the season. Of ground is being . ‘gines of Colambia Hill.thaa there bas been . for a number of years past, Much. vf the growed owned by the’ Water Cosipany is worked on shares or rented to the miners, In Wheigel's'claims two hundred and fifty dullere worth of water 1 being used every day, and the mine ie yielding a handsome profit. Cregan & Powers in their last run Gheatied up about ‘sixtoon hundred dollar’. . Woodside & Company are running, sight and day with excellent _Jenults, In thie v , 48 at Cherokee, the bed ruck bas never base renched, The ground at the dvpth' worked pays spléndidiy, aod it 19 fair to suppose that the best pay is vn the bed rock @f the basins. Such a. belief is warranted by the experience vf miners in all éimilar claims. ‘The basins ateach of these placed, citi be tupped by a tunnel of from three-quarters to a mile in length, givioy éufficient fall for working to aouble the depth yet reached. AL! fiinillinr with these lucations think thetsuch a work weuld be a source of fortune to any company who would put it through, We have no doubt that'these basins will be reached some day. At Chervkee little hydraulic mining is being dune at‘present, Only a few eluinie ore being worked, Considerable prospecting worked in the placer Briauam Youn is buildin a eutton fac. the Dixie’ of Utah. It is now approsching completion. There is cg — raising in south-wostern THe q quansity P wood received in Vi Virels. ia City and Gold Hill from Washoe Valicy . ia over 500 cords daily, and the amount of lumber frum the seine source is 100,000 feet por day. chusetts, which is two hundred and thirty ears old. It is etillinhabited, hae always in one family, and is believed to the oldest huuse in the United States. A VILLAIN at Vicenuea, Indiana, recently married a lady of that. place while havin « wite in Illinvis, It was discovered at he fied. The injuted lady ie now a raving maninc. Among the parties in Pittsfield, Maseaobusetts. ordered by the Health Bonrd to abste nuisances, are the Selectinen vf the town, the first Congressional Parish, and the Berkshire Life Insurance Company. Tne fast slave schooner Wanderer has been lately rebuilt in Rockland, Maine, care being taken to preserve all her good qualities as a fust suiler. Tne Richmond Times demands that the same honors shall be paid to the rebel dead: as ure conferred on the Union soldiers, and speaks of Jeff. Davis as the unhappy statesman. WALTER Brown of Portland, Maine, is —being done fot quartz, and we have. seen Sah epecimens of rich rock taken from row-eny-tunn-in New Englands a three of five mile race in vhells, for from one hundred to one thousand dvl~ wered 4 to 9 sufficivat depth to test their ~——value;-but-eo far as indications -go-they-are}-—Taeequal to any in the county, A New Roap —We understand that a ‘ project is on foot for the construction of a read from Movre's Flat to the Middle Yuba river. A good trail is already opened from the,river to Minnesota and Alleghany in. Sierra county. From the latter place there is a good wagon roud to Duwnieville. If this line of road is completed it will open a large field to the Nevada trade. Splendid placer, cement and quarts mines, are being worked ‘im Eastern Sierra. The rich range digcovered recently at Meadow Lake is "known ‘to extend into that county, and these mines will in, a tew-yeare sustain a large population, The proposed rund will be the . most direct und easiest to the Bay, and will be & thotwiighfure for all their travel and freight. We hope the Tod will be speedily built. * _-OPPosiTion. —We understand Palmer & ~@rven, Owoers of the stage line between Maryeville and Downieville, bave taken the contract, for $1.600,te carry the mail from thie city:tu North Sxn Juan and Downiewvalle. They contemplate patting ou a hae ofatages:the tet of July. W.H. Hewilten, owner.of the, Colfax and. San Juan line, will, in about two weeks, extend his route to Downieville, which will make quite a live y opposition This is the plersantest route to:Sacramentn, and in all probability, ttavelers frdm Sierra county willavail themsélves of it. By leaving Downieville at10 Polack at night, passengers can teach San _ Francisco the next grening-~only 24 hours from Downievilles C liaenisycv ama Fink Co., fellowing persons. were lected officers: ut Pennsylvania, No. 2, on Lat Wednesday i, for juing years President— C. W. Cornell. * Foreman—C one Wek 2d Avsictant inon—Jas. Da Treasurer—Jas. Monroe, Secretary —Ww. Scott. “Direowwres Was. He War Bacignta pi, D 8. Baker aos rif 0 emer Mouroe, Wan. Hough, D. ’ vnneete, ‘Coral Kelacy, 0. ee ie Fir bel & Baer, Wan Borgel lupi. F. Bosigatepi. “Lite and emsiclinting, Ce Committoo—G. . Feeently, frightened « horse to death. Nuvan ° : Sreeeatdedgicdas e446) pap Mop a we Nagi: HM fr st Suraical and Mechanical Dentist, . Tau Salt Lake Vedette, “ae recent date,. Ninery-twe liquor in Boston have . tt! 8%. luterest ‘oe bang pel ‘ y da jdmong ether things Po the Tober Company A. Captain Lord, arrived at] pawan he xvod rod ote weary Camp Union on Thursday laet, " cma « co. Any Go ~ ode tthe, te Stomptiog. PRs) lorville CotnethBand will Mesean Sat ae Uae. Y bande upon the priest mal sik . Gr an hdes fesintens FINE BRARDIES, Winzs, tain Sy getccgrigg ingens die Tuene . sta of snili ig ees Ss ‘wad he man or Woman can enter of sniling pe or = fs it Np i tn plas wg 4th of, shied “Laquons payee a ty oy “a ) No.2. —The Tara, “gugering sexson** being now over, (j the accounts frow all quarters state that the yield hus been. unprecedented. The quality. is alg better than ordinary. A New wire bridge is to be built over the Kalaweth river,‘at Martin's Ferry. In 1862 a bridge at thin point was swept away. The river at that time rose ninety feet. -THe Argus says an idea prevails in some portions of this State that epiritualem is ramp»nt in San Jose. This ie not true. It hug but few adherents among us. Recentiy a colered. man went from Memphis te Carroll county, Miss., to get hie children, and was shot dead by hia old tmaster. . Chivalrous son of the South ! U. 8. Grecory whe wna se badly injared by the prisoners whe escaped from the Virginix City jail oo the night of May 26th, is improving. DURING a fire in West Troy, an old lady named Leonard, aged about vighty years, who resides neat the plice where the fire originated, died suddeuly of fright. THe Mayor of Petersburg has offered $5.000 reward for the 14 ae pp and ec nviction of the party who fired the various churches in that-eity. Anremus Wau was at home in Waterford (Me.) aod said for Liverposl June 2d, tu lecture to the Eugiieh on the Mor. mona. ‘The stenm bark Pioneer left New London on a whaling voyages the first steam vessel ‘for thattraffic, . . THe New Haven Clock Camapany’ 8 build. ing at New Haven. sod elven buildings adjaveut, were burned April 301b. AT. prayer meeting in Connecticut, reere tor New Haven editors. Av Hartford, Conn., a five ‘stery brick ‘building used ne a book bindery. fell with « crash receatly, No person was injured. A vexpicr of $15,000 damages for fale imprisonment was assessed lately in the ‘Hudaon County Court of New Jersey. “Tue Univeras lists. of Pertland, Maine, have » weinat for pareva of their religivus estublishnent. A GEOLOGIST aaserts that there are ane millien tons of valuable iron ore at Iron Mine Hill, in Cumberland, Rhode Island. THE United States gunboat Winooski has . returned ta Enet Boston withuut fiading the ‘supposed Frnian privateer. THE official vote ot Connecticut. shows that Geners! Howley’s majority was 541, Boston hae been d inte ni . districts ir pores Ae San AN eleph ‘nt passing through New Hoven Twenets s Wouse in Pembroke, Masea. ° cently, th re watespevi«l season fur pruySeleun, 2 Minne. ‘9, MILK, ~The . exit of the Empire Company on Sith atarted on Wednesday last, says the Unien. This mill which has been in the courte of . erection the past four or five months, jont completed, at a cest of one hundred thou. sand dollars, has thirty stamps, and all the seme modern improvements for saving gold and . quarts ‘ah fn” the State. "The wags aE have.five. thousand tons of firat.clase rock . ready for the will, and it is confidently expected that the returns for the first thirty _. days, will rench ninety or.one.bundred thousand dollars. ;We hope the Company will realize their expections, and at an early day’ We will give a more. extended notice of this famous mill and mine. erry? ra blind Sena SES nelly of the lone Mill, met with a foes painful accident on Wednesday, says the Union. He was oiling the machinesy when be happened to ‘get his forefinger caught in a tight place, taking it off clemn at the first joint. Crors in THe Bay Cotwries.—The early.-made hay having beea-spread out.and dried after the first rain, the second’ storm did great damage, taking away the bright look and giving ita black and muety appearance. Morethan half the entire crop io the Bay counties wus ut, and received the damaging effect: uf the late storms. The deficiency in bright hay will se made good to some extent, by cutting and curing some of the later sown graib. Barley generally has fallen down. In many fields the grain has fallen in one direction, and most of it cunt be cut-by machines. In-other-instances the grain is a tangled wass. having fallen in every direction. An intelligent farmer in this condition at 33 percent. The bar. ley harvest will commence ip about a week. The wheat fielés are less. affected by the storm. COMMERCE, IN THE PULPIT.—Rev. Dr. Henderson, hed in the First Baptist Church er htod, on Sunday Inst, aud what’ de you think wad his text? It. was vothing.juvre avr ives than, “The Morality of Lite lusurance.” Thy reverend geutlewan hus an eye to-business. Not long »go the pulpit was deuminced as political. It is new commercial, , & Hanvest.—The 'Wuediand News says that Yolo cuunty bas €xcelled herself this your, aod her previous effurts woen erowned with suceras have been second to none. But this season more grain will be grown there than ever betore at any one season, Se much forthe agricultural ganic. Deatu.—In Marysville, on the 24th ult., Charlie E., aged five years and acven montha, sea ef W. B. Stone, tell dead while playing in the yard with vuther children, Bacpap, Toxo? wae recently visited by atornado that.damaged the shipping and . destroyed the military . barrocks, . In this city, on the 2d meee by the Rev D. A. Dryden, Mr. Juseph Bynon iss Rachael buth of Birshville — ARRIVALS AT THE BROAD SERERT. NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuvasoay, June 7th, 1866. W J Mack San Fran ie Eureka C Gitford = a Nelwu Cherukee c Oraway en Pike city. Miss M rif pole du ’ > rhs Forks Alleghany Miss A Lyondo “+3 HiMiason Son Jua Capt H Custer do a Bruncher Sweetlen . J M Mvore wmi © Mids A Bruncher 0 H Senman Downiey GH Faunce 0 sk Giltwoie Gruse V M Gafbér & . Red 'D ' My Sion Nevad ; arn do rudid Santa C . O85 Benius de F Larkin Hunta Hill: Ad Mubler Willow VJ W Smeaton WOM, E Soges Nevada ~ ? “Parun AccwwesT.—Mr. E. W. Don. Pendiet computes the extra cost of gathering a crop . SSS . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . . A came Fo the Ladlics of Nevads and Vicinity. seslihes ehapnours has just grrived from the Bay City, and proposes to romain for @ short time fe the Ladies she’ w 8 see, for Mrs. CURTIS’ r BLS, by which any lady sn ge ina few ae sea tenee Neveds, Jaay bs 1866. -@R AN-D BA bt FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE .__ AT WASHINGTON, On Friday Evening, June 15th. INVITATION COMMITTEE. a G. Fisk, Henry Randolph, L. Reka: City—Maj. 3 Ww. Knowlton, _/ John A. Lancaster, Lieut. 8. Deal, Gentry, John Bazley; Ike W illisimeon. . ans ye +E. W. Roberts, Capt. J. H: ag scale Legg, James McCambridge. Alpha—Robert Goodson, David Mosley. Moore’s Fiat—Dan Harrier, John M. Hickey. , Eureka—John Eagan, William Morris. Floor Managers—T. F. Marker, Js A. Lancaster, R. B. Gentry. Tickets, incl nding wesiadins $400. osT between the head of Nevada street and 4 this city, a Ladies Gold Buckle with Black Belt attached. The finder will be liberally rewarded on the return of the Buckle te this office. je3 #PEANO FOR SALE, “W. C. POPE has at his store, in Grass Valley, o new and elegant i which he will sell CHEAP, for m10 ‘GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES Se LINEN SUITS, &c, A lange nnd abate lot esUsT meciivnn.ct And will be suld at REDUCED RATES! ies «tan alabthalined : t# Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Imperter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Ser, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. Valuable Business Property, FOR SALE, Ie my Lot and Brick Building therevee ON, 3OxG0 feet. opposite Masonic Buildisg, HH Pive street, and now eccupled by George E. Turner, for sule ata low price For further Particular apply to CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & C ™ BLLARD BEANS. Nevada, May 19th. 2 es BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8 if You Want a Geod Drink, . GO TO RLAZE's THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco, Ie kept at the Store orf J. €E. JOHNSTON, BROAD STREET, nearly opp. Batices irehene WASHINGTON BRASS BAND!. . TREMEADOUS. EXOMTEMENT Dunder und Blixam! Gregory la Waite, [‘The old stand of Jésse 8. Wall and hia suoeessors. A Larger stock of Goods im thetr ling than can be found in any other store in the Counts, dnctnng ts tenatibng Sar eng.s Ait for the Great Eastern and covsisting of H rdwaré,“ Wooden Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, {To which we might add fer the benefit of competiters, BEwanr) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofthe choice qualities. Mais, CCU WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS; 3 &c. &e. On hand and to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough _ for un Ocean Cable and warrauted not te break ceanection. 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 gudgeonus of the Univema More Quicksilver than We want at the prenent mates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wisks i them and warranted te burn. Sugars of alt kinds, ® monntain = them. Sena-and Onl bes edad Ch ever known befere. A fare. Ganie fl Samm, encxented 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 Butter. We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hees, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, _ Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity “We buttoo-bole nobody ‘for custom and have “. Motto but ‘fair dealing.” esmeaaneel (when we buy and pay for them.) i t > % . member always that it ates two to make « barge, charge. ones nea trae’ «Hie 80 Mirena sores ‘mostly toarrive, Sy ee . e THe I preparat for the « A comm and iva The Bric ‘sllows, Good Te towns or sion. ‘T ‘Everybo interest . be the b Tue The peo; bratiag . stand th: subacrity Juan, is Mill-r a ladepen: alsv part Rusu is comnx wings, at tween ty way fron roany are left this —from ¢ are leavi WE re W. Ema Morning by Boust It is a li end te taining 2 __we wish dertakin, Four’ bern, of that he ij grand tir July. race, lor wile hea due notic Fixine thorough gorgeous gentleme days. T ~~ “Of resort. ar w: the Nort pose of b of July. crowd al Tre } are amo: Prepariny of betwe powder. Wace: past four been $3 . to $350. searcity* Parry grand suc this even Fanat advertise give « bi evening « & grand Der Light G ‘Carr.

1 en iat OR An a ADE = ye EN =—— —-PMPDAN, FONE 6, 1666,-. be ttaltrerk r “at of the inetitu‘The pteoesee which Ys CALIsTOGA.—The extensive water-works _L and fountains, fourteen in number. at Calis; Will Be in fall” “ont ay nest, and the establishment is now chcanesiaiiiasabieaniialaimeemtaas, Minritd ON FHE Riode.—A larger extent] OPE® for the season. Of ground is being . ‘gines of Colambia Hill.thaa there bas been . for a number of years past, Much. vf the growed owned by the’ Water Cosipany is worked on shares or rented to the miners, In Wheigel's'claims two hundred and fifty dullere worth of water 1 being used every day, and the mine ie yielding a handsome profit. Cregan & Powers in their last run Gheatied up about ‘sixtoon hundred dollar’. . Woodside & Company are running, sight and day with excellent _Jenults, In thie v , 48 at Cherokee, the bed ruck bas never base renched, The ground at the dvpth' worked pays spléndidiy, aod it 19 fair to suppose that the best pay is vn the bed rock @f the basins. Such a. belief is warranted by the experience vf miners in all éimilar claims. ‘The basins ateach of these placed, citi be tupped by a tunnel of from three-quarters to a mile in length, givioy éufficient fall for working to aouble the depth yet reached. AL! fiinillinr with these lucations think thetsuch a work weuld be a source of fortune to any company who would put it through, We have no doubt that'these basins will be reached some day. At Chervkee little hydraulic mining is being dune at‘present, Only a few eluinie ore being worked, Considerable prospecting worked in the placer Briauam Youn is buildin a eutton fac. the Dixie’ of Utah. It is now approsching completion.. There is cg — raising in south-wostern THe q quansity P wood received in Vi Virels. ia City and Gold Hill from Washoe Valicy . ia over 500 cords daily, and the amount of lumber frum the seine source is 100,000 feet por day. chusetts, which is two hundred and thirty ears old. It is etillinhabited, hae always in one family, and is believed to the oldest huuse in the United States. A VILLAIN at Vicenuea, Indiana, recently married a lady of that. place while havin « wite in Illinvis, It was discovered at he fied. The injuted lady ie now a raving maninc. Among the parties in Pittsfield, Maseaobusetts. ordered by the Health Bonrd to abste nuisances, are the Selectinen vf the town, the first Congressional Parish, and the Berkshire Life Insurance Company. Tne fast slave schooner Wanderer has been lately rebuilt in Rockland, Maine, care being taken to preserve all her good qualities as a fust suiler. Tne Richmond Times demands that the same honors shall be paid to the rebel dead: as ure conferred on the Union soldiers, and speaks of Jeff. Davis as the unhappy statesman. WALTER Brown of Portland, Maine, is —being done fot quartz, and we have. seen Sah epecimens of rich rock taken from row-eny-tunn-in New Englands a three of five mile race in vhells, for from one hundred to one thousand dvl~ wered 4 to 9 sufficivat depth to test their ~——value;-but-eo far as indications -go-they-are}-—Taeequal to any in the county, A New Roap —We understand that a ‘ project is on foot for the construction of a read from Movre's Flat to the Middle Yuba river.. A good trail is already opened from the,river to Minnesota and Alleghany in. Sierra county. From the latter place there is a good wagon roud to Duwnieville. If this line of road is completed it will open a large field to the Nevada trade. Splendid placer, cement and quarts mines, are being worked ‘im Eastern Sierra. The rich range digcovered recently at Meadow Lake is "known ‘to extend into that county, and these mines will in, a tew-yeare sustain a large population, The proposed rund will be the . most direct und easiest to the Bay, and will be & thotwiighfure for all their travel and freight. We hope the Tod will be speedily built. * _-OPPosiTion. —We understand Palmer & ~@rven, Owoers of the stage line between Maryeville and Downieville, bave taken the contract, for $1.600,te carry the mail from thie city:tu North Sxn Juan and Downiewvalle. They contemplate patting ou a hae ofatages:the tet of July. W.H. Hewilten, owner.of the, Colfax and. San Juan line, will, in about two weeks, extend his route to Downieville, which will make quite a live y opposition This is the plersantest route to:Sacramentn, and in all probability, ttavelers frdm Sierra county willavail themsélves of it. By leaving Downieville at10 Polack at night, passengers can teach San _ Francisco the next grening-~only 24 hours from Downievilles C liaenisycv ama Fink Co., fellowing persons. were lected officers: ut Pennsylvania, No. 2, on Lat Wednesday i, for juing years President— C. W. Cornell. * Foreman—C one Wek 2d Avsictant inon—Jas. Da Treasurer—Jas. Monroe, Secretary —Ww. Scott. “Direowwres Was. He War Bacignta pi, D 8. Baker aos rif 0 emer Mouroe, Wan. Hough, D. ’ vnneete, ‘Coral Kelacy, 0. ee ie Fir bel & Baer, Wan Borgel lupi. F. Bosigatepi. “Lite and emsiclinting, Ce Committoo—G. . Feeently, frightened « horse to death. Nuvan ° : Sreeeatdedgicdas e446) pap Mop a we Nagi: HM fr st Suraical and Mechanical Dentist, . Tau Salt Lake Vedette, “ae recent date,. Ninery-twe liquor in Boston have . tt! 8%. luterest ‘oe bang pel ‘ y da jdmong ether things Po the Tober Company A. Captain Lord, arrived at] pawan he xvod rod ote weary Camp Union on Thursday laet, " cma « co. Any Go ~ ode tthe, te Stomptiog. PRs) lorville CotnethBand will Mesean Sat ae Uae. Y bande upon the priest mal sik . Gr an hdes fesintens FINE BRARDIES, Winzs, tain Sy getccgrigg ingens die Tuene . sta of snili ig ees Ss ‘wad he man or Woman can enter of sniling pe or = fs it Np i tn plas wg 4th of, shied “Laquons payee a ty oy “a ) No.2. —The Tara, “gugering sexson** being now over, (j the accounts frow all quarters state that the yield hus been. unprecedented. The quality. is alg better than ordinary. A New wire bridge is to be built over the Kalaweth river,‘at Martin's Ferry. In 1862 a bridge at thin point was swept away. The river at that time rose ninety feet. -THe Argus says an idea prevails in some portions of this State that epiritualem is ramp»nt in San Jose. This ie not true. It hug but few adherents among us. Recentiy a colered. man went from Memphis te Carroll county, Miss., to get hie children, and was shot dead by hia old tmaster. . Chivalrous son of the South ! U. 8. Grecory whe wna se badly injared by the prisoners whe escaped from the Virginix City jail oo the night of May 26th, is improving. DURING a fire in West Troy, an old lady named Leonard, aged about vighty years, who resides neat the plice where the fire originated, died suddeuly of fright. THe Mayor of Petersburg has offered $5.000 reward for the 14 ae pp and ec nviction of the party who fired the various churches in that-eity. Anremus Wau was at home in Waterford (Me.) aod said for Liverposl June 2d, tu lecture to the Eugiieh on the Mor. mona. ‘The stenm bark Pioneer left New London on a whaling voyages the first steam vessel ‘for thattraffic, . . THe New Haven Clock Camapany’ 8 build. ing at New Haven. sod elven buildings adjaveut, were burned April 301b. AT. prayer meeting in Connecticut, reere tor New Haven editors. Av Hartford, Conn., a five ‘stery brick ‘building used ne a book bindery. fell with « crash receatly, No person was injured. A vexpicr of $15,000 damages for fale imprisonment was assessed lately in the ‘Hudaon County Court of New Jersey. “Tue Univeras lists. of Pertland, Maine, have » weinat for pareva of their religivus estublishnent. A GEOLOGIST aaserts that there are ane millien tons of valuable iron ore at Iron Mine Hill, in Cumberland, Rhode Island. THE United States gunboat Winooski has . returned ta Enet Boston withuut fiading the ‘supposed Frnian privateer. THE official vote ot Connecticut. shows that Geners! Howley’s majority was 541, Boston hae been d inte ni . districts ir pores Ae San AN eleph ‘nt passing through New Hoven Twenets s Wouse in Pembroke, Masea. ° cently, th re watespevi«l season fur pruySeleun, 2 Minne. ‘9, MILK, ~The . exit of the Empire Company on Sith atarted on Wednesday last, says the Unien. This mill which has been in the courte of . erection the past four or five months, jont completed, at a cest of one hundred thou. sand dollars, has thirty stamps, and all the seme modern improvements for saving gold and . quarts ‘ah fn” the State. "The wags aE have.five. thousand tons of firat.clase rock . ready for the will, and it is confidently expected that the returns for the first thirty _. days, will rench ninety or.one.bundred thousand dollars. ;We hope the Company will realize their expections, and at an early day’ We will give a more. extended notice of this famous mill and mine. erry? ra blind Sena SES nelly of the lone Mill, met with a foes painful accident on Wednesday, says the Union. He was oiling the machinesy when be happened to ‘get his forefinger caught in a tight place, taking it off clemn at the first joint. Crors in THe Bay Cotwries.—The early.-made hay having beea-spread out.and dried after the first rain, the second’ storm did great damage, taking away the bright look and giving ita black and muety appearance. Morethan half the entire crop io the Bay counties wus ut, and received the damaging effect: uf the late storms. The deficiency in bright hay will se made good to some extent, by cutting and curing some of the later sown graib. Barley generally has fallen down. In many fields the grain has fallen in one direction, and most of it cunt be cut-by machines. In-other-instances the grain is a tangled wass. having fallen in every direction. An intelligent farmer in this condition at 33 percent. The bar. ley harvest will commence ip about a week. The wheat fielés are less. affected by the storm. COMMERCE, IN THE PULPIT.—Rev. Dr. Henderson, hed in the First Baptist Church er htod, on Sunday Inst, aud what’ de you think wad his text? It. was vothing.juvre avr ives than, “The Morality of Lite lusurance.” Thy reverend geutlewan hus an eye to-business. Not long »go the pulpit was deuminced as political. It is new commercial, , & Hanvest.—The 'Wuediand News says that Yolo cuunty bas €xcelled herself this your, aod her previous effurts woen erowned with suceras have been second to none. But this season more grain will be grown there than ever betore at any one season, Se much forthe agricultural ganic. Deatu.—In Marysville, on the 24th ult.,

Charlie E., aged five years and acven montha, sea ef W. B. Stone, tell dead while playing in the yard with vuther children, Bacpap, Toxo? wae recently visited by atornado that.damaged the shipping and . destroyed the military . barrocks, . In this city, on the 2d meee by the Rev D. A. Dryden, Mr. Juseph Bynon iss Rachael buth of Birshville — ARRIVALS AT THE BROAD SERERT. NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Tuvasoay, June 7th, 1866. W J Mack San Fran ie Eureka C Gitford = a Nelwu Cherukee c Oraway en Pike city.. Miss M rif pole du ’ > rhs Forks Alleghany Miss A Lyondo “+3 HiMiason Son Jua Capt H Custer do a Bruncher Sweetlen . J M Mvore wmi © Mids A Bruncher 0 H Senman Downiey GH Faunce 0 sk Giltwoie Gruse V M Gafbér & . Red 'D ' My Sion Nevad ; arn do rudid Santa C . O85 Benius de F Larkin Hunta Hill: Ad Mubler Willow VJ W Smeaton WOM, E Soges Nevada ~ ? “Parun AccwwesT.—Mr. E. W. Don. Pendiet computes the extra cost of gathering a crop . SSS . NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . . A came Fo the Ladlics of Nevads and Vicinity. seslihes ehapnours has just grrived from the Bay City, and proposes to romain for @ short time fe the Ladies she’ w 8 see, for Mrs. CURTIS’ r BLS, by which any lady sn ge ina few ae sea tenee Neveds, Jaay bs 1866. -@R AN-D BA bt FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE .__ AT WASHINGTON, On Friday Evening, June 15th. INVITATION COMMITTEE. a G. Fisk, Henry Randolph, L. Reka: City—Maj. 3 Ww. Knowlton, _/ John A. Lancaster, Lieut. 8. Deal, Gentry, John Bazley; Ike W illisimeon. . ans ye +E. W. Roberts, Capt. J. H: ag scale Legg, James McCambridge. Alpha—Robert Goodson, David Mosley. Moore’s Fiat—Dan Harrier, John M. Hickey. , Eureka—John Eagan, William Morris. Floor Managers—T. F. Marker, Js A. Lancaster, R. B. Gentry. Tickets, incl nding wesiadins $400. osT between the head of Nevada street and 4 this city, a Ladies Gold Buckle with Black Belt attached. The finder will be liberally rewarded on the return of the Buckle te this office. je3 #PEANO FOR SALE, “W. C. POPE has at his store, in Grass Valley, o new and elegant i which he will sell CHEAP, for m10 ‘GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES Se LINEN SUITS, &c, A lange nnd abate lot esUsT meciivnn.ct And will be suld at REDUCED RATES! ies «tan alabthalined : t# Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Imperter, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Ser, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. Valuable Business Property, FOR SALE, Ie my Lot and Brick Building therevee ON, 3OxG0 feet. opposite Masonic Buildisg, HH Pive street, and now eccupled by George E. Turner, for sule ata low price For further Particular apply to CRAWFORD, LEAVITT & C ™ BLLARD BEANS. Nevada, May 19th. 2 es BLAZE’S SALOON, COR. OF PINE AND COMMERCIAL 8 if You Want a Geod Drink, . GO TO RLAZE's THE BEST FURNITURE TO BE FOUND This side of San Francisco, Ie kept at the Store orf J. €E. JOHNSTON, BROAD STREET, nearly opp. Batices irehene WASHINGTON BRASS BAND!. . TREMEADOUS. EXOMTEMENT Dunder und Blixam! Gregory la Waite, [‘The old stand of Jésse 8. Wall and hia suoeessors. A Larger stock of Goods im thetr ling than can be found in any other store in the Counts, dnctnng ts tenatibng Sar eng.s Ait for the Great Eastern and covsisting of H rdwaré,“ Wooden Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, {To which we might add fer the benefit of competiters, BEwanr) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, Ofthe choice qualities. Mais, CCU WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS; 3 &c. &e. On hand and to arrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough _ for un Ocean Cable and warrauted not te break ceanection. 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 gudgeonus of the Univema More Quicksilver than We want at the prenent mates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wisks i them and warranted te burn. Sugars of alt kinds, ® monntain = them. Sena-and Onl bes edad Ch ever known befere. A fare. Ganie fl Samm, encxented 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 Butter. We buy and sell the best article, 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hees, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, _ Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of Liquors, to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity “We buttoo-bole nobody ‘for custom and have “. Motto but ‘fair dealing.” esmeaaneel (when we buy and pay for them.) i t > % . member always that it ates two to make « barge, charge. ones nea trae’ «Hie 80 Mirena sores ‘mostly toarrive, Sy ee . e THe I preparat for the « A comm and iva The Bric ‘sllows, Good Te towns or sion. ‘T ‘Everybo interest . be the b Tue The peo; bratiag . stand th: subacrity Juan, is Mill-r a ladepen: alsv part Rusu is comnx wings, at tween ty way fron roany are left this —from ¢ are leavi WE re W. Ema Morning by Boust It is a li end te taining 2 __we wish dertakin, Four’ bern, of that he ij grand tir July. race, lor wile hea due notic Fixine thorough gorgeous gentleme days. T ~~ “Of resort. ar w: the Nort pose of b of July. crowd al Tre } are amo: Prepariny of betwe powder. Wace: past four been $3 . to $350. searcity* Parry grand suc this even Fanat advertise give « bi evening « & grand Der Light G ‘Carr.