March 31, 1867 (4 pages)

Brily @ A CITY, CALIFORNIA. COUNTY & CITY OF FICIAL PRESS. SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1867. RoBBERY AND Mtrpver.—On Friday ‘night a party of desperadoes robbed two ‘Chinese cabins about three miles above ‘San Juan, andin one of them murdered vone of the inmates. The following particulars are furnished us by the driver of the ‘San Juan stage: The party, consisting of two Spaniards and one American, first entered a cabin on Missouri Creek, .and demanded money. On the Chinaman refusing, a rope was placed around his neck and he was dragged up over the limb of a tree several times. He then gave the rob~—pérs seventy dollars. From this place the robbers went to Moonshine Creek, a short _ distance off, and after tying the inmates, some seven or eight in number, they went through the house. One of the Chinamen made some resistance and the robbers fired . at him with a pistol. _The shot took effect “tn the abdomen and the victim died in a few moments. The robbers got thirteen dollars in coin and several pairs of blankets at this place. _When our informant left no trace had been discovered of the robbers. One of the Chinamen, who speaks English well, describes the American as being very tall, and the Spaniards as being of medium size. CLostna ExercisEs.—The term of the Forést Springs Public School closed on Friday Jast with an examination, pic-nic and exhibition. This school has been for three years under charge of B. J. Watson, assisted by his wife, during which time it has made rapid progress. The teachers ended their connection with the school on Friday and leave on Monday for a visit to the East. The school loses an excellent ~~. teacher in Mr.Watson, and the county “One who has done much for the advancement “of. educational interests. The exercises of Friday consisted of an exami~ nation, mus.c by thepupils of Mrs. Watson, and Qoclamatlons. "iG large number of guests present partook ‘Of-an_excel~ lent repast prepared by the leaders of the District, and in the evening the school gave a first rate dramatic entertainment, concluding with a dance that lasted until morning. Mr. Broadbent succeeds as teacher of the school. NINE hundred and eighty-nine love letters were produced in evidence in a late breach of promise case in Liverpool. AccorpIne to M. Leverrier, a French ‘astronomer, we-shall have a shower of meteors next August, surpassing in brilliancy and extent those of last year. THERE will be an International AntiSlavery Conference at Paris, during the holding of the Exposition, probably in the ‘second or third week in June. AMONG the plants destroyed by the fire at the Washington Conservatory, was a sago palm, which was planted by General Washington. ranscript, THE last fragments of the old frigate: United States are being piled up at the Gospprt (Virginia) Navy Yard, to be sold for fuel. ~ A YouNG~ lady of fifteen summers, in Minnesota, journeyed forty miles on skates in six hours. Two hundred and eighty-five gallons of sorghum molasses were made from pne acre of corn this season by a Rockingham, Va., farmer. Ir isrumored that Whittier, the poet, is to be married, in his old age, to a Phila: delphia widow, with whom he has been in love for thirty years. A FACETIOUS critic,writing of a diminutive prima donna, says “a chest is as éssential to a singer as a bureau to a freedman.” Tr is stated that the only. son of Hon. Wm. Dayton, of New Jersey, is‘to marry ~the‘onty daughter of Hon. George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, » THERE is a bashful bachélor who dates not meet ladies in the street. He ‘says they Wear so many: bugles on their dresses —that he fears overtures from them, ea} lo weie toristined last, year, .; me 2 Suxpx.ryp thousand, hogsheads of], A MAINE ae twenty-five thousand dollars, , Woodruff Mining Comany is incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvatia and has its pfincipal office in Philadelphia. The Jands of the company are located in Yuba ‘county at Johnson’s Ranch. The Cakfornian has received a prospectus of the com“pany, in which are letters in testimony. of the value of the property from several parties of this county. We know nothing of the minés*or their value, but judge from the prospectus they are “some,” Theifirst part of the prospectus contains-a map of California. Johnson’s Ranch is marked as a large square, while the principal cities are only indicated by.a dot. The railroad from Folsom to Marysville, according to the map, runs within a short distancé of Johnson’s Ranch. A subdivision, of. the map contains a beautiful. plat of the “Lands of the Woodruff Mining Company, containing 2,807 82-100 acres.” Bear riyer is represented large.enough to float the Great Eastern, while a number of squares indicate the. supposed locations of hotels, houses, etc. Thgtitle page says: “Prospectus of the Woodruff Mining Company of Yuba county, California, Incorporated by a Special Charter-from the State of Perinsylvania. The Officers of this Com-' pany are to be elected by the Stockhol ders. Capital Stock, $250,000, with power to raise it to $1,000,000—25,000 shares at $10 each, fully paid, working capital $100,000. Principal office, 226 Walnut street, Philadelphia.” .The next page says: “The books are now open for subscription to the stock of the Company, at 326. Walnut. street. Apply to R. L. M.; Camden, Treasurer pro tem., or J?C, Mulligan. Subseription can’ also be made to H.P. Lloyd, 218 Church street, A. D. Caldwell, 182 South Third street. All ordérs for_stock by mail or express will be promptly attended to.” The prospectus says of the location, ete; “The property is located on Bear river, in Yuba county, California, fourteen miles southeast— of Marysville, thirty-three miles north — of Sacramento City, the capital of the State, twenty miles southwest of Grass Valley, in close proximity to various mining towns and districts; the Railroad frofm Lincoln to Marysville passes within two, and the Great Pacific Railroad within eight miles of the land.” The balance of the location gives the cheapness of freight, etc., to the mine, Che description says: “The réal estate consists.of two thousand eight hundred and seven atres of land, (the exact number of acres accordiig.to the report of the United States Deputy “Surveyor is 2,807 82-100) being a portiqn of Johiteon’s Ranch, a property well kndiwn in California. About 2,000 of the 2,807 acres contain gold and copper; of the -balance, about 300 acres are rich bottom, and the rest the first quality of grazing land.”— Speaking of the placer diggings, it says: “These diggings, 89 far as ‘prospectéd,’ yielded from two to ten dollars per day to each miner, and that the quartz ledges or lodes are of the same character as those in the Round Tent mining district. ‘Two copper leads run through the property, and there is sufficient timber and wood. Ranch Hotel, stable, and three small dwellings. These buildings are large enough for all the present wants of the company. The canal or ditch belonging to the above property was built at an expense of $56, 000, and conveys water from Wolf Creek. Present capacity of the éanal about one thousand inches.” The balanee of the prospectus describes minutely the “proposed mode of operations,” which are,as soon as the canal is in order, to commence working the placer diggings by the means of selling licenses to Chinamen. It. is intended to license at least one thousand Chinamen as soon as possible, ete. Long letters in “testimony relative to the value of the Woodruff Mining Company's property,” from parties who sign themselves, “Yours very respectfully James D, White, Charles L. DeForest, F. R. Wilson, J. L. McDonald, 8. J. Lewis, F.C. Tilton, Moses Hatch,Wm. M. Finny, W. II. Gilliland, James $. Keathley, J.-C. Woed, AWilliamson Graham, and A, Bicknell,” and long extracts from California papers about the rich quartz mines of .Grasa Valley and Washoe, make up the balance of the book. New Yorxk rejoices in seven Citizens whose collective wealth js estimated at $150,000,000. . “¥t 25637 _. 4 : rad A MAINE two years ‘old’ Colt sold’ “for View oes EXTENSIVE MINING CoMPANY:!—The The buildings are five, viz: Johnson’s. j-ed in the Nevada Daily-Transe I .said judgment at the rate of -two per cent Connecticut Millerites are getting their ascension robes. ready for June 16th next, when they expect to “go mp”—sute. md BARK WANTED, . y igg-2t s CORDS OF LIVE OAK BARK. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Persons wishing to contract for Bark are requested to applv to “ . KELSEY & BUTLER, At the Nevada Tannery. Nevada, March 3ist. 4 ; UMMONS.—State of California, County of i) Nevada, Townekip of Enreka. ss. , Before J. Ww. C. Coleman, J.P. The People of the Stata of California send Greeting to Thomas B. Smith — Yon are hereby ordered to appear at my office in the Township of Rureka. in the countv of Neyada, on the 29th day of June, A. p. 1867, at 10 ‘o'clock A. M. toanswer to the complaint of DRansom. who demands of vou the snm of One Hundred. Twenty-two and °4-100 dollars alleged to be a balance due on Book Acrount, for goods wares and merchandisn, sold and delivered to your order, and at_your request-as per ¢ tnewon file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for the said amonnt, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given mnder mv hand this 29th dav of March A -1.1867, J. W.C. COLEMAN, J. P., E. To Fifty cent Revenue Stamp. ; Dne vs. Thomas B, Smith.—On motion of plaintiff. and it being made to apear by affidavit that the defendant, Thomas B. Smith. has departed from-this county-and now resides without the limits thereof, and it also appearing that a.just canse of action existe against the defendant, it is therefore ordered that a Summons directed to the above named defendant. he publisheRtPrT. at feast once a week for the space of ninety days. . In witness whereof I have -herennto seal ~set mv hand the 29th dav of March. a. —~ Vp. 1867 J. W.C.COLEMAM, J. P. -Atrne copy attest: J. C. Eastman, Const E. T. 'HERIFE’S SALE.— Whereas, S. M. Harris on \) the 18th dav of March. A. D. 1867, recovered judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the Connty of Nevada, against James Campbell for the sum of Six Hundred and Seventy-five dollars, with interest thereon from the date of per month till paid, together with $11 60 costs and rg est dollars, counsel fees, which judgment recorded in the Judgment Book four of the said District Court, on page 324—5 and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit: That certain town lot or parcel of land being and situate on the east side of Mill street in the town of Grass Valley. connty of Nevada, State of California, and which i& bounded as follows :—Commencing at the north-west corner of J. Denman's wags on shop lot, andrunning thence easterly the distance of one hundred feet more or less to the north-east.corner of said lot ; thence at right angles southerly forty feet tothe northern line of W. P. Goldsmith's lot; thence easterly along said western line five hundred -feet to Wolf Creek ; thence up the western line of said Wolf Creek, northerly seventy-five feet to the southern line of P. C. Huntley’s lot ; thence westerly ‘along the southerly line of land of said P? C. Huntley's lot and the homestead lot of the party of the first part herein. six hundred ‘feet to the eastern line of said Mill street; and thence southerly along last mentioned line one hundred. feet to the point ‘of beginning, together with the blacksmith shop and all improvements thereon with the appurtenances, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due plaintiff for the prineiis and interest and costs in the suit, counsel ees and expenses of sale, be sold at public anc-, tion by the Sheriffof Nevada county according to law and the proceeds applied to the satisfaction of said judgment, &c. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, in frontof the Court Hous door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, April 23d, 1867. between the hours of 9 o'clock. eo and Achaia oo : ven under my hand at. Nevada, this 30th da: of March. 1867. R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. mai. C. Taylor,Atty. S RIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, A J/. Wood and Th 8 Holmes, on the 16th day of March, A. D. 1867. recovered judgment in the District Court of the 14th Judfeial District, of the State of California. in and for the-County of Nevada, against Martin Garber, W. W>-Cozzens, J. C. Garber, Henry Mackie, Henry onand Hw Timmons for the sum of One Thousand Hundred forty and 96-100 Dollars, in U. 8. gold and silver coin, with interest thereon from the date of sa dgment at the rate of one and one-half per cent per. month, till paid, in like gold coin—and costs taxed at $908 which judgment is recorded in the Judgment Book4 of the said District Court, on pages: 319 et seq. and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described towit;—That property situate near the village of Red Dog, in Little York township, Nevada county California, known as the mining claims of Cozzens and Garber & Co. bounded and described as. ra-;—On the north by the claims of Robinson & Co.: on the east. by claims formerly owned by Alvarez & Co. and on the south by the claims of Jones & Co. Also, that Steam Crushing Mill, erected on the above described claims. tezether with all the fixtures and appurtenances belonging or Supemeiing thereto: be sold by the Sheriff of Nevada county according to law and for U. 8. gold and silver coin and the proceeds of such sale applicd :—-First to the payment of the costs and arges of sale. Second to the payment to.John Timmons, defendant atoresaid in U. 8. gold and silver coin of the sun of Eleven Hundred and forty-nine and <i dollars with interest from date of judgmentat two per cent per month and the costs of said Timmons herein taxed at $3 08.— Third—to the payment~ to defendants H. Mackie and H. Philip of the sum of One Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty-two and %6-100 dollars ($1,562 76) in U. S. gold coin with -interest» from date of . udgmentat 2 per cent per month. payable monthy and ifnot paid atthe end of each month to be added to the principal and bear interest thereafter at the same rate—and payable in like gold coin—together with their costs of suit taxed at $3 08 and counsel fees in the sum of $78 00. Fourth that the surplus if any be applied to the payment to the plaintiffs, A. A. Wood and Thomas Holmes the sum of One Thonsand Eight Hundred and forty.one and 96-100 Dollars, in U. 8. gold and silver coin, with interesr from date of ju gment at one and one half per cent per monte together with their costs of suit herein taxed at $9 08. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder,.in United States gold and silyer coin, ‘in front of the Court ‘House. doorin—the a Nevada, on TUESDAY, April 23d, 1867, between the hours:of 9 o'clock A. and oS Ragan P.M. ven under my hand at Nevada, this of March 186%. RB. GENTRY, Sheriff. a Sargent & Reardon, Attys, Tecumseh Quartz Mining Company. r\HE ANNUAL MEETING FOR'THE ELEC. A tion of officers of the Tecumseh Quartz Mining Companys will be-held at: the office of A. A. Sarg: t, in Nevada: City on THURSDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF-APRIL. at:%o0'clock ¥. x. All stockholders in said cor tien ‘to pitent, his A. ‘SARGENT, Presi vod isa dow abe “ae be property to this office he will bq Ageehy rewarFIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !! Spring of Stern Winters frowns have passed away, And beauteous Spring returns once mure, With radiant smiles and colors gay, -Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradige for man’s delight. A But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half so dazzling to the eye ; As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods now being received at the Mammoth-Clothing Store of BANNERS, SB ¥ JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIUM rer BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. oF A Large ua Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, . AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this mai ket—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cxnnot fail to give complete satis: faction. we We shave now in Storé ‘a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! a New §pring styles of HATS ! ! Including the celebrated Borlandous, Le Emp eror, ‘ And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New. Styles—Just Introduced. J Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, ae yi a. And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS*.CLOTHING, of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors. fil FINE-WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c. Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our prices are LOWER than those ‘of'any others. Persons in want of any thing in our line will do well tocall. and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner,of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY —aND— MACHINE SHOP. ‘STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built order. CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. fitted up ARTZ MACHINERY constructed; peter kone f Building Castings, S very kinds of Building ; . Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; horse pte ac car wheels. Orders filled promptly aud at as low fates: as any Establishihent in Sacramento or San Franti co—freight added. rt Nevada, Sept. 15th, HEUGH & THOM, LosT, BEtWEERN NEVADA AND NEWTO and two Safe Keys. If the finder’ WN SMALL WALLET, containing ‘a $10 plete i return the © * FACTS AND FICURES There are seyen Meat Marketsi, a THIS “7 rae ABOUT 3,000 Tbs, : Waa OF MEAT DAILY. charge NEW CONCERN (JOHNS Tons, @ Preren MARK ET’,) 1 . ner, of Has recently been opened, and the prices charged ® before by that Market average 5 cents alb, @ was yi less than the public have had to pay 7 en-aw for their Meats during the past winter ang, showe up-to the-present time. — D *) jynoney It can be seen by a very simple calculation thy 4 ‘the m this NEW MARKET may be made the means g § the de lessening the cost of living very much, and at}, 9 to the same time of improving the quality of Meats an, ; ~ not fin thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, th, = and lo absence of which is sometin ex seriously and yey 2) fore 0" atiously experienced under the reign of menopg, ~ jail; ly, viz :<Fat Meats. 3 the pa ‘ , . “charge ~ Quantity of Meats consumed, ~~ 3000 Ibef friend: Reduction in price, 5 ets, it rey Saving per day, $150 008 the tig . ES Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL & . TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF Tm) _ D181 COUNTY !! p Neves . Judgm P Bs) JOHNSTON founds his hope of su. Te " ay. cess on the intelligence of this community, and site = he is so sanguine on this point,.as to be troubled ~ Min with no misgivings whatever as to the success oi Compl his undertaking, which will follow as an inciden, @ defend of the improved public welfare. mhis @ . rom : ae ing cas the ter Dry . Faney j * Cour Goods, Goods, 10 o’cle Nat How to tive of Economize $j in the. Buy your Goods at . zen fot A. GOLDSMITH?’ S and as Fashionable Dry Goods Store, to be 1 Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. dence * Nevada City. FIRE es that a. Valley ts YFilline: ; carers ss night a Oil Cees oods . the To * Ladies and Children’s Shocs,” 7 purcha “—— purpose ‘ : erty ws BLAZE’S SALOON! © for $2,( Corner of Pine and Commercial 8, — <a iene t STAG ter" IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 4 J G.D.D GO TO BLAZE’S. North . —_— + Bloomf DR. 8. KISFY, prises, \ Physician, Accoucheur & Occulis, @ in 1862 ATE SURGEON OF THE UNITED STATB @ yecidon Regular Army, Graduate of the Universitia of Hungary and of New Orleans; also memberi! @ advants different Medical Societies. ; J The Doctor can be consulted in uan TEN different languages, @® for prot Office nearly opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. i Main street. ® gained OPPOSITION TO NEW york & Proprie EVERY TWENTY DAYS! 4 Carrying the United States Mail, 4 PRE. VOI aA N IC A R-A GUA. @ will be ; The North American §8. 8. Co % reins . will dispatch the favorite Stes ~~ “: “> § ‘ship c a school a AMERICA, > mediate EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. + Servic ae Will sail + inthe n MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 186, . evening From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. : mediate Donnesting ot Greytown with the New Ste» . Rev. ‘ ship NEVADA, 3,000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. — tist Chu No expense on the Isthmust._ 100 pounds of‘ and in t baggage free! a school it The Moses Taylor sails May 4th, 1867 _ * = Rey. ] For further information, apply to I. W. RAYE. FB. Chu MOND, Agent,. North-west corner Battery J . mornin Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. : yy 8 » at 74 0'c FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4 ri 2 MA OHN SENNER, Jr., hereby announces hing” J self as a candidate for the office of City Mar © them gy shal. Election to be held on the 6th of May, 1% §) Carrics ¢ FOR CITY MARSHAL, THER OHN HAHN announces himself as a cani in Ohio date for the office of City Marshal. —o ee FOR MARSHAL. T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitatia @ NATIO e of numerons friends, announces himself s Bros a candidate for the office of City Marshal, at tlt election to be held on the 6th day of May, 180. LANCA FOR MARSHAL. , seagts 4 SW Na HARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate!’ @S [ewir re-election to the office of City Marshal. A Zeller s S Stock FOR MARSHAL. § LStocky \HE many friends of B, H. COLLIER respe’ 9 D Schyv fully propose bim as a suitable candidate for . J Ward the office of City Marshal. They believe egel a3 A Cal pable, in every respect, of discharging all the dt — IT S+ke ties appertaining to that office. mebié > J I Syke : ————7 8 G Town: FOR MARSHAL. 1 + J Culbert Watax SCOTT is hereby announced “i T Freem candidate for the Office of City Marsh!" 1, BChy , 2

Brily @ A CITY, CALIFORNIA. COUNTY & CITY OF FICIAL PRESS. SUNDAY, MARCH 31, 1867. RoBBERY AND Mtrpver.—On Friday ‘night a party of desperadoes robbed two ‘Chinese cabins about three miles above ‘San Juan, andin one of them murdered vone of the inmates. The following particulars are furnished us by the driver of the ‘San Juan stage: The party, consisting of two Spaniards and one American, first entered a cabin on Missouri Creek, .and demanded money. On the Chinaman refusing, a rope was placed around his neck and he was dragged up over the limb of a tree several times. He then gave the rob~—pérs seventy dollars. From this place the robbers went to Moonshine Creek, a short _ distance off, and after tying the inmates, some seven or eight in number, they went through the house. One of the Chinamen made some resistance and the robbers fired . at him with a pistol. _The shot took effect “tn the abdomen and the victim died in a few moments. The robbers got thirteen dollars in coin and several pairs of blankets at this place. _When our informant left no trace had been discovered of the robbers. One of the Chinamen, who speaks English well, describes the American as being very tall, and the Spaniards as being of medium size. CLostna ExercisEs.—The term of the Forést Springs Public School closed on Friday Jast with an examination, pic-nic and exhibition. This school has been for three years under charge of B. J. Watson, assisted by his wife, during which time it has made rapid progress. The teachers ended their connection with the school on Friday and leave on Monday for a visit to the East. The school loses an excellent ~~.. teacher in Mr..Watson, and the county “One who has done much for the advancement “of. educational interests. The exercises of Friday consisted of an exami~ nation, mus.c by thepupils of Mrs. Watson, and Qoclamatlons. "iG large number of guests present partook ‘Of-an_excel~ lent repast prepared by the leaders of the District, and in the evening the school gave a first rate dramatic entertainment, concluding with a dance that lasted until morning. Mr. Broadbent succeeds as teacher of the school. NINE hundred and eighty-nine love letters were produced in evidence in a late breach of promise case in Liverpool. AccorpIne to M. Leverrier, a French ‘astronomer, we-shall have a shower of meteors next August, surpassing in brilliancy and extent those of last year. THERE will be an International AntiSlavery Conference at Paris, during the holding of the Exposition, probably in the ‘second or third week in June. AMONG the plants destroyed by the fire at the Washington Conservatory, was a sago palm, which was planted by General Washington. ranscript, THE last fragments of the old frigate: United States are being piled up at the Gospprt (Virginia) Navy Yard, to be sold for fuel. ~ A YouNG~ lady of fifteen summers, in Minnesota, journeyed forty miles on skates in six hours. Two hundred and eighty-five gallons of sorghum molasses were made from pne acre of corn this season by a Rockingham, Va., farmer. Ir isrumored that Whittier, the poet, is to be married, in his old age, to a Phila: delphia widow, with whom he has been in love for thirty years. A FACETIOUS critic,writing of a diminutive prima donna, says “a chest is as éssential to a singer as a bureau to a freedman.” Tr is stated that the only. son of Hon. Wm. Dayton, of New Jersey, is‘to marry ~the‘onty daughter of Hon. George H. Pendleton, of Ohio, » THERE is a bashful bachélor who dates not meet ladies in the street. He ‘says they Wear so many: bugles on their dresses —that he fears overtures from them, ea} lo weie toristined last, year, .; me 2 Suxpx.ryp thousand, hogsheads of], A MAINE ae twenty-five thousand dollars, , Woodruff Mining Comany is incorporated under the laws of Pennsylvatia and has its pfincipal office in Philadelphia. The Jands of the company are located in Yuba ‘county at Johnson’s Ranch. The Cakfornian has received a prospectus of the com“pany, in which are letters in testimony. of the value of the property from several parties of this county. We know nothing of the minés*or their value, but judge from the prospectus they are “some,” Theifirst part of the prospectus contains-a map of California. Johnson’s Ranch is marked as a large square, while the principal cities are only indicated by.a dot. The railroad from Folsom to Marysville, according to the map, runs within a short distancé of Johnson’s Ranch. A subdivision, of. the map contains a beautiful. plat of the “Lands of the Woodruff Mining Company, containing 2,807 82-100 acres.” Bear riyer is represented large.enough to float the Great Eastern, while a number of squares indicate the. supposed locations of hotels, houses, etc. Thgtitle page says: “Prospectus of the Woodruff Mining Company of Yuba county, California, Incorporated by a Special Charter-from the State of Perinsylvania. The Officers of this Com-' pany are to be elected by the Stockhol ders. Capital Stock, $250,000, with power to raise it to $1,000,000—25,000 shares at $10 each, fully paid, working capital $100,000. Principal office, 226 Walnut street, Philadelphia.” .The next page says: “The books are now open for subscription to the stock of the Company, at 326. Walnut. street. Apply to R. L. M.; Camden, Treasurer pro tem., or J?C, Mulligan. Subseription can’ also be made to H.P. Lloyd, 218 Church street, A. D. Caldwell, 182 South Third street. All ordérs for_stock by mail or express will be promptly attended to.” The prospectus says of the location, ete; “The property is located on Bear river, in Yuba county, California, fourteen miles southeast— of Marysville, thirty-three miles north — of Sacramento City, the capital of the State, twenty miles southwest of Grass Valley, in close proximity to various mining towns and districts; the Railroad frofm Lincoln to Marysville passes within two, and the Great Pacific Railroad within eight miles of the land.” The balance of the location gives the cheapness of freight, etc., to the mine, Che description says: “The réal estate consists.of two thousand eight hundred and seven atres of land, (the exact number of acres accordiig.to the report of the United States Deputy “Surveyor is 2,807 82-100) being a portiqn of Johiteon’s Ranch, a property well kndiwn in California. About 2,000 of the 2,807 acres contain gold and copper; of the -balance, about 300 acres are rich bottom, and the rest the first quality of grazing land.”— Speaking of the placer diggings, it says: “These diggings, 89 far as ‘prospectéd,’ yielded from two to ten dollars per day to each miner, and that the quartz ledges or lodes are of the same character as those in the Round Tent mining district. ‘Two copper leads run through the property, and there is sufficient timber and wood. Ranch Hotel, stable, and three small dwellings. These buildings are large enough for all the present wants of the company. The canal or ditch belonging to the above property was built at an expense of $56, 000, and conveys water from Wolf Creek. Present capacity of the éanal about one thousand inches.” The balanee of the prospectus describes minutely the “proposed mode of operations,” which are,as soon as the canal is in order, to commence working the placer diggings by the means of selling licenses to Chinamen. It. is intended to license at least one thousand Chinamen as soon as possible, ete. Long letters in “testimony relative to the value of the Woodruff Mining Company's property,” from parties who sign themselves, “Yours very respectfully James D, White, Charles L. DeForest, F. R. Wilson, J. L. McDonald, 8. J. Lewis, F.C. Tilton, Moses Hatch,Wm. M. Finny, W. II. Gilliland, James $. Keathley, J.-C. Woed, AWilliamson Graham, and A, Bicknell,” and long extracts from California papers about the rich quartz mines of .Grasa Valley and Washoe, make up the balance of the book. New Yorxk rejoices in seven Citizens whose collective wealth js estimated at $150,000,000. . “¥t 25637 _. 4 : rad A MAINE two years ‘old’ Colt sold’ “for View oes EXTENSIVE MINING CoMPANY:!—The The buildings are five, viz: Johnson’s. j-ed in the Nevada Daily-Transe I .said judgment at the rate of -two per cent Connecticut Millerites are getting their ascension robes. ready for June 16th next, when they expect to “go mp”—sute. md BARK WANTED, . y igg-2t s CORDS OF LIVE OAK BARK. WANTED IMMEDIATELY. Persons wishing to contract for Bark are requested to applv to “ . KELSEY & BUTLER, At the Nevada Tannery. Nevada, March 3ist. 4 ; UMMONS.—State of California, County of i) Nevada, Townekip of Enreka. ss. , Before J. Ww. C. Coleman, J.P. The People of the Stata of California send Greeting to Thomas B. Smith — Yon are hereby ordered to appear at my office in the Township of Rureka. in the countv of Neyada, on the 29th day of June, A. p. 1867, at 10 ‘o'clock A. M. toanswer to the complaint of DRansom. who demands of vou the snm of One Hundred. Twenty-two and °4-100 dollars alleged to be a balance due on Book Acrount, for goods wares and merchandisn, sold and delivered to your order, and at_your request-as per ¢ tnewon file in my office, when judgment will be taken against you for the said amonnt, together with costs and damages, if you fail to appear and answer. Given mnder mv hand this 29th dav of March A -1.1867, J. W.C. COLEMAN, J. P., E. To Fifty cent Revenue Stamp. ; Dne vs. Thomas B, Smith.—On motion of plaintiff. and it being made to apear by affidavit that the defendant, Thomas B. Smith. has departed from-this county-and now resides without the limits thereof, and it also appearing that a.just canse of action existe against the defendant, it is therefore ordered that a Summons directed to the above named defendant. he publisheRtPrT. at feast once a week for the space of ninety days. . In witness whereof I have -herennto seal ~set mv hand the 29th dav of March. a. —~ Vp. 1867 J. W.C.COLEMAM, J. P. -Atrne copy attest: J. C. Eastman, Const E. T. 'HERIFE’S SALE.— Whereas, S. M. Harris on \) the 18th dav of March. A. D. 1867, recovered judgment in the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of California, in and for the Connty of Nevada, against James Campbell for the sum of Six Hundred and Seventy-five dollars, with interest thereon from the date of per month till paid, together with $11 60 costs and rg est dollars, counsel fees, which judgment recorded in the Judgment Book four of the said District Court, on page 324—5 and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described to-wit: That certain town lot or parcel of land being and situate on the east side of Mill street in the town of Grass Valley. connty of Nevada, State of California, and which i& bounded as follows :—Commencing at the north-west corner of J. Denman's wags on shop lot, andrunning thence easterly the distance of one hundred feet more or less to the north-east.corner of said lot ; thence at right angles southerly forty feet tothe northern line of W. P. Goldsmith's lot; thence easterly along said western line five hundred -feet to Wolf Creek ; thence up the western line of said Wolf Creek, northerly seventy-five feet to the southern line of P. C. Huntley’s lot ; thence westerly ‘along the southerly line of land of said P? C. Huntley's lot and the homestead lot of the party of the first part herein. six hundred ‘feet to the eastern line of said Mill street; and thence southerly along last mentioned line one hundred. feet to the point ‘of beginning, together with the blacksmith shop and all improvements thereon with the appurtenances, or so much thereof as may be necessary to satisfy the amount due plaintiff for the prineiis and interest and costs in the suit, counsel ees and expenses of sale, be sold at public anc-, tion by the Sheriffof Nevada county according to law and the proceeds applied to the satisfaction of said judgment, &c. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder, in frontof the Court Hous door, in the city of Nevada, on TUESDAY, April 23d, 1867. between the hours of 9 o'clock. eo and Achaia oo : ven under my hand at. Nevada, this 30th da: of March. 1867. R. B. GENTRY, Sheriff. mai. C. Taylor,Atty. S RIFF’S SALE.—Whereas, A J/. Wood and Th 8 Holmes, on the 16th day of March, A. D. 1867. recovered judgment in the District Court of the 14th Judfeial District, of the State of California. in and for the-County of Nevada, against Martin Garber, W. W>-Cozzens, J. C. Garber, Henry Mackie, Henry onand Hw Timmons for the sum of One Thousand Hundred forty and 96-100 Dollars, in U. 8. gold and silver coin, with interest thereon from the date of sa dgment at the rate of one and one-half per cent per. month, till paid, in like gold coin—and costs taxed at $908 which judgment is recorded in the

Judgment Book4 of the said District Court, on pages: 319 et seq. and whereas it is ordered that the Mortgage set forth in Plaintiff's complaint be foreclosed, and the property therein described towit;—That property situate near the village of Red Dog, in Little York township, Nevada county California, known as the mining claims of Cozzens and Garber & Co. bounded and described as. ra-;—On the north by the claims of Robinson & Co.: on the east. by claims formerly owned by Alvarez & Co. and on the south by the claims of Jones & Co. Also, that Steam Crushing Mill, erected on the above described claims. tezether with all the fixtures and appurtenances belonging or Supemeiing thereto: be sold by the Sheriff of Nevada county according to law and for U. 8. gold and silver coin and the proceeds of such sale applicd :—-First to the payment of the costs and arges of sale. Second to the payment to.John Timmons, defendant atoresaid in U. 8. gold and silver coin of the sun of Eleven Hundred and forty-nine and <i dollars with interest from date of judgmentat two per cent per month and the costs of said Timmons herein taxed at $3 08.— Third—to the payment~ to defendants H. Mackie and H. Philip of the sum of One Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty-two and %6-100 dollars ($1,562 76) in U. S. gold coin with -interest» from date of . udgmentat 2 per cent per month. payable monthy and ifnot paid atthe end of each month to be added to the principal and bear interest thereafter at the same rate—and payable in like gold coin—together with their costs of suit taxed at $3 08 and counsel fees in the sum of $78 00. Fourth that the surplus if any be applied to the payment to the plaintiffs, A. A. Wood and Thomas Holmes the sum of One Thonsand Eight Hundred and forty.one and 96-100 Dollars, in U. 8. gold and silver coin, with interesr from date of ju gment at one and one half per cent per monte together with their costs of suit herein taxed at $9 08. Notice is hereby given that I will expose to public sale all the above described property, to the highest bidder,.in United States gold and silyer coin, ‘in front of the Court ‘House. doorin—the a Nevada, on TUESDAY, April 23d, 1867, between the hours:of 9 o'clock A. and oS Ragan P.M. ven under my hand at Nevada, this of March 186%. RB. GENTRY, Sheriff. a Sargent & Reardon, Attys, Tecumseh Quartz Mining Company. r\HE ANNUAL MEETING FOR'THE ELEC. A tion of officers of the Tecumseh Quartz Mining Companys will be-held at: the office of A. A. Sarg: t, in Nevada: City on THURSDAY, THE ELEVENTH DAY OF-APRIL. at:%o0'clock ¥. x. All stockholders in said cor tien ‘to pitent, his A. ‘SARGENT, Presi vod isa dow abe “ae be property to this office he will bq Ageehy rewarFIRST IN THE FIELD! AND READY FOR THE SPRING CAMPAIGN !! Spring of Stern Winters frowns have passed away, And beauteous Spring returns once mure, With radiant smiles and colors gay, -Proclaiming Winters Fashions o'er, The skies are clothed in deeper blue, The soaring clouds in purer white, While earth seems re-created new, A Paradige for man’s delight. A But the kindly garb that Nature wears. Resplendant thongh it be Is not half so dazzling to the eye ; As the New Spring and Summer Styles of Goods now being received at the Mammoth-Clothing Store of BANNERS, SB ¥ JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPENING —AT THE— CLOTHING EMPORIUM rer BANNER BROTHERS Cor. Broad & Pine Streets, NEVADA CITY. oF A Large ua Splendid Stock of SPRING CLOTHING, . AND FURNISHING GOODS, Selected expressly for this mai ket—all of the Latest and Most Fashionable Styles, Which we offer for sale at such LOW RATES As cxnnot fail to give complete satis: faction. we We shave now in Storé ‘a Superior Assortment of Fine Dress Suits, Business Suits, New Styles of Every Description ! a New §pring styles of HATS ! ! Including the celebrated Borlandous, Le Emp eror, ‘ And Citizen’s Hats, Entire New. Styles—Just Introduced. J Bankerts’ ‘Philadelphia Boots, ae yi a. And every other kinds of Boots, Suitable for the Season. BOYS*.CLOTHING, of Every Description. CALIFORNIA BLANKETS, Of all Colors. fil FINE-WHITE & FLANNEL SHIRTS! CRAVATS, TIES, SOCKS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, ETC. Also, Trunks, Valises, Sachels, &c. Our Spring Stock is the Largest to be found in Nevada County and our prices are LOWER than those ‘of'any others. Persons in want of any thing in our line will do well tocall. and examine our Goods and prices before purchasing. All Goods warranted as represented. BANNER BROTHERS, Importers, Wholesale & Retail Dealers. Corner,of Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada city. NEVADA IRON & BRASS FOUNDRY —aND— MACHINE SHOP. ‘STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS built order. CASTINGS AND MACHINERY of every description. fitted up ARTZ MACHINERY constructed; peter kone f Building Castings, S very kinds of Building ; . Saw, Crist, Malt and Bark Mills; horse pte ac car wheels. Orders filled promptly aud at as low fates: as any Establishihent in Sacramento or San Franti co—freight added. rt Nevada, Sept. 15th, HEUGH & THOM, LosT, BEtWEERN NEVADA AND NEWTO and two Safe Keys. If the finder’ WN SMALL WALLET, containing ‘a $10 plete i return the © * FACTS AND FICURES There are seyen Meat Marketsi, a THIS “7 rae ABOUT 3,000 Tbs, : Waa OF MEAT DAILY. charge NEW CONCERN (JOHNS Tons, @ Preren MARK ET’,) 1 . ner, of Has recently been opened, and the prices charged ® before by that Market average 5 cents alb, @ was yi less than the public have had to pay 7 en-aw for their Meats during the past winter ang, showe up-to the-present time. — D *) jynoney It can be seen by a very simple calculation thy 4 ‘the m this NEW MARKET may be made the means g § the de lessening the cost of living very much, and at}, 9 to the same time of improving the quality of Meats an, ; ~ not fin thus securing a constant supply of a luxury, th, = and lo absence of which is sometin ex seriously and yey 2) fore 0" atiously experienced under the reign of menopg, ~ jail; ly, viz :<Fat Meats. 3 the pa ‘ , . “charge ~ Quantity of Meats consumed, ~~ 3000 Ibef friend: Reduction in price, 5 ets, it rey Saving per day, $150 008 the tig . ES Or, $54,750 per year—A SUM ABOUT EQUAL & . TO THE WHOLE FEDERAL TAX OF Tm) _ D181 COUNTY !! p Neves . Judgm P Bs) JOHNSTON founds his hope of su. Te " ay. cess on the intelligence of this community, and site = he is so sanguine on this point,.as to be troubled ~ Min with no misgivings whatever as to the success oi Compl his undertaking, which will follow as an inciden, @ defend of the improved public welfare. mhis @ . rom : ae ing cas the ter Dry . Faney j * Cour Goods, Goods, 10 o’cle Nat How to tive of Economize $j in the. Buy your Goods at . zen fot A. GOLDSMITH?’ S and as Fashionable Dry Goods Store, to be 1 Cor, Broad & Pine Sts. dence * Nevada City. FIRE es that a. Valley ts YFilline: ; carers ss night a Oil Cees oods . the To * Ladies and Children’s Shocs,” 7 purcha “—— purpose ‘ : erty ws BLAZE’S SALOON! © for $2,( Corner of Pine and Commercial 8, — <a iene t STAG ter" IF YOU WANT A GOOD DRINK 4 J G.D.D GO TO BLAZE’S. North . —_— + Bloomf DR. 8. KISFY, prises, \ Physician, Accoucheur & Occulis, @ in 1862 ATE SURGEON OF THE UNITED STATB @ yecidon Regular Army, Graduate of the Universitia of Hungary and of New Orleans; also memberi! @ advants different Medical Societies. ; J The Doctor can be consulted in uan TEN different languages, @® for prot Office nearly opposite Wells, Fargo & Co. i Main street. ® gained OPPOSITION TO NEW york & Proprie EVERY TWENTY DAYS! 4 Carrying the United States Mail, 4 PRE. VOI aA N IC A R-A GUA. @ will be ; The North American §8. 8. Co % reins . will dispatch the favorite Stes ~~ “: “> § ‘ship c a school a AMERICA, > mediate EDGAR WAKEMAN, Commander. + Servic ae Will sail + inthe n MONDAY, APRIL 15th, 186, . evening From Mission Street Wharf, at 11 A. M. : mediate Donnesting ot Greytown with the New Ste» . Rev. ‘ ship NEVADA, 3,000 tons, FOR NEW YORK. — tist Chu No expense on the Isthmust._ 100 pounds of‘ and in t baggage free! a school it The Moses Taylor sails May 4th, 1867 _ * = Rey. ] For further information, apply to I. W. RAYE. FB. Chu MOND, Agent,. North-west corner Battery J . mornin Pine Streets, up stairs, San Francisco. : yy 8 » at 74 0'c FOR CITY MARSHAL, 4 ri 2 MA OHN SENNER, Jr., hereby announces hing” J self as a candidate for the office of City Mar © them gy shal. Election to be held on the 6th of May, 1% §) Carrics ¢ FOR CITY MARSHAL, THER OHN HAHN announces himself as a cani in Ohio date for the office of City Marshal. —o ee FOR MARSHAL. T. CANFIELD, at the urgent solicitatia @ NATIO e of numerons friends, announces himself s Bros a candidate for the office of City Marshal, at tlt election to be held on the 6th day of May, 180. LANCA FOR MARSHAL. , seagts 4 SW Na HARLES W. CORNELL is a candidate!’ @S [ewir re-election to the office of City Marshal. A Zeller s S Stock FOR MARSHAL. § LStocky \HE many friends of B, H. COLLIER respe’ 9 D Schyv fully propose bim as a suitable candidate for . J Ward the office of City Marshal. They believe egel a3 A Cal pable, in every respect, of discharging all the dt — IT S+ke ties appertaining to that office. mebié > J I Syke : ————7 8 G Town: FOR MARSHAL. 1 + J Culbert Watax SCOTT is hereby announced “i T Freem candidate for the Office of City Marsh!" 1, BChy , 2