May 13, 1866 (4 pages)

She —— . sUNDAY «. aoe, i i er tthe returns made by Deputy Assessor MaLittle York Township: Total number of am coment crushed, 55,000. Estimated’ yield of gold; @125,000. © Phd wills are) valued at $54,000. There are twelve water ditches in thé Towtship, the aggregate length of which is sixty“wiles, and the value 995,500." The yield of gold in the Township is no doubt much larger than is given abeve—such items are bard for the Assessor to obtain, Of the eleven. milis in the Town. ship ‘about five. have been built-during ‘the past year, seviiril “having been completed Within a month ortwo, These milla are stamps snd sluices fur saving gold. This accounts. fur the small averaged value.— ThE average crushing of each mill is 5,000 tone’ pér Goiitw.° The country is so moun< tainous that ‘little gruding has been done in. Tittle York, and vary little lend is inclosed inlots larger-than af Acre or two. The fol~ dowing ia the Assessor's showing for fruits atid vines: ‘ peach trees, 800;.apple trees, 600; strawberry vines, 8,500 ; grape vines, Tur Question SETTLED.—We stated, a day or two since, that a question had been raised as to whether parties serving a term in the Penitentiary, could be brought before a court to be tried for another crime. The question Was suburitted by District Attorney Caldwell ‘to the Attorney General, and the latter decides thut under Section 680 of the Crimisal Code, such an order may be made by a court having jurisdiction. In accordance with this ruling, on order Will be issued bythe County Court,:and Pricé and Pinketun, recently seat from Yuba evunty for “= attle stealing, will be brought here and tried-for ‘robbery. 3 6 3Mh ii ao * Tue Desrrovine Axoets.—Since. the receipt of the noté signed. by a number of Mormon Women tlie editu® of the Salt Lake Vedette has been favored with a letter <0 = ASE NBRMNURNe NOON Seta pry * ad > RY eee REFS RR OILERS aT whieh. are to this putposes “ER Skeduddle. It is the red hahd of the Destroying Angel ” ‘This threat of assassination does not much annoy theieditor.vf the Vedette, who says inveply: “Well, we shall keep. the document, and deave our friends tu Judge whether we are much frightened. (Iithese miserable hounds and cut-throats think: they can intimidate the Vedette, why, they aresimmply mistaken. We have spoken plaitly in the past, and we ‘ @hall speak more plainly inthe future, holding Ourselves accouptable, unly te Ged, our Conscieiice, and. the . awe.of the laud.” _OALIFORNIANS AT THE East.—Mr. Edward Dunbar one evening lately de livered.a lecture in New York, the subject of which was the never-failing, always interesting history of the diseovery of: Yd’ in Cwlitornia. ~ Present were several off pioueers—Genérul Jébp. A. Sutter, John Bidwell and Colonel W.-H. Russel awong them.” In the course of his'lebtite,; Mt. Diinba¥ reverted to the fact that Mr. Hargreaved, the ditcoverer of gold ip Australia, a poor man’ when he left California with that intent, hed been. made rich by the discovery, aod rewarded by the British GoVernment with the sum of ten thousand pounds sterling, and a lucrative position, while: Gedend: Sutter’ had been made poor, and had nothing save injustice done him by our Governaent. ~~ tchosiannieecliwataines Me ERS, ib ie Teco nab tanenceaaedacca donee ee Re ee O# the sixth day.of June next the third annual revoion of graduates from colleges and universsties: wilbtwke place fy. Oukland. The { tivities this year promise to be more interesting and attractive than usual, The oratiod Will be delivered by Hon. ‘Ovear b. Shafter, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court, There ii tobe no poem this year. At the close of the. literary exercises, the annyal.iperting of the alumni will be h-ld, and after that the (gradu and invited guests Willpartake of a eallation. -'The eel. ebration will take place in the new hall of vet Se _Owns.-a rancho, embracing some twenty , i oats neal Gounty, bas ‘te which takes ay Parte trove of _ Cataveras county This stump is fifty-two feet five inches in diameter, and fe now used _ written in blood red-ink, the contents of . . . about fourteen years, nas been indicted by Bias Gua to find a tows of such prorortions reared vn ¥Youk:—From . { Epa eee ant ' are about three huadred buildings erected . is some five feet in depth, parties can be ing offered for lumber, but in vain, as it is impossible for teathdte “tedol: thie place ay present. “As soon ag. the snow shall disappear, with the facilities for lumber which the miany mille in this vicinity ‘afford, Mea‘dow Lake City will rise to ‘sudden greatness and renown’ more rapidly than the Virginia of silver-land, and although we do not claim te be @ prophet, nor the’ son ‘of & prophet: ‘from what we have seen we are“led' to be” lieve that it is nu bubble, but founded on at the present time, .and aithouglt the anow . / een of ail sides engaged In Cleai ing sites tor [ee 4 THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE Ogg MERCHANDIESE! . deposits—ofmineral wealth of surpassing richness, and of un extent which loig years of labor will not effice, The city ia laid out with good judgment, the streets being eighty feet in width, and withal it is.a splendid site for a'large business community.” In speaking ef the future of the District the writer'says: “With prospects so cheering, located in a séction of country—abounding Ap.timber.and water, with a climate.so heal thy, who can foretell the future of Meadow. Lake? ‘Here’the puff of the ifon'locomotive. will soon be. beard as it speeds onward to silver-land. It has often been predicted that at some period not distant a rich deposit of mineral wealth would be discovered in the Sierra Nevada; and we have -every reason tu believe such p' edictiopenarg about to be fully realized, and that the doors ot ap immense vault of treasure are being opened, the contents of which will astonish the world, PREACHING SUNDAY.—Services. will be held in the Methodist Church, Broad street. Sunday morning, at 11 o0’clock, and in the evening at 74 o’élock: Rev."D. A. Dryden Pastor. Sabbath school at 14 o'clock, P.M, Services in the Congregational Church, Main street, Sanday morning, at 11 o'elock. and in the evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. R. B, Showdrn, Pastors Sabbath Schvot immediately after the morning service. Preaching at the A. M. E. Church, Pine street, Sunday afternoon, at3 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Green, Pastor. County Count, May 12th.—The People ve Bell. Arraigned on charge of grand larceny. ‘Pleaded guilty and Monday next fixed for sentenee. , The People vs Edmonds, Arraigned and given ‘unfit Monday “to plead; “D. Belden appointed counsel, . The People vs Myers. To be arraigned on Mouday next. The People vs O'Keefe. To be arraigned on Monday’ néxé. The Peuple ve, Sholreaux Same order. Court adjourned to 10.0’clock Monday. © INDICTED, A bay. bumed: Myers, aged the Grand Jury fur breaking inte a house inthe day time with intent tu rob. He wll probably be sent to the Reform School. — On Béit.—Myere, alias --Kentadk)” une der two indictments for highway robbery, was relengd on bail on Friday. The aundunt is $1,500 M each ease. > Ice CReaM.—This dehcious article ean be had'atthe Aitelope Restaurant, ou Broad street, toxday. This is good weather for ice ordain, pe . Eastran Irems.—It is reported that Johnson wilfveto the bill for the admission of Colorads; ‘Cause—the Senature’ elect are too. radial. A number of c»pitalists headed by Ben, Butler, are exid to have purchased Lower Californiaof Juarez. . : “The war in Chita ie ended. The rebels are Whipped, of WELLS, Fargo. & €o. have established offices at. Crystal Lake.and Meadow Lake, in the Excelsior mining district. _ Tue capital stock sf thd Bank of Califor. _A New submarine bitiery for the defense of San 'Praticiteo arbor i tu be exhibited at Alamieda to-day. © Tae total packing of hogs in the West, . ces and upon Terms ‘defying CompeHeavy & Shelf Hardware, ‘Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, a Paisits, Flour @ Feed, Varnish, — Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, . Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 Tons Iron and Steel, allsizes, _. 500 Kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver. : 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted nuinbers. 1000 Gallons Kerosene 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and "Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Netada Curéd Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 Chests. Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. . 500 Gallons Stone Jugs-and Jars —— WINES, LIQUORS, OASE,.GOODS, Ete. Eto, Which-we offer to the Trade,at Pritition, Laos oremeceeniceerae enter Our Purchases and Sales are larger than thuse of any Housé‘in the county, and we can, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. Call and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS. FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER, Semel distance Free of Charge. Sales guaranteed to give full eye end togin All SB isiMale here ? * TNs "® FAONTAS. oS oP BM LIPTTOYS Ta asp . ES EATER 6.0, et wee tele Donald, deceased. F ‘. ait persons interested in the estate of the said Of every description to be found in the line of . _. fiscal year of 1845, in.the name.of A. “) County aforesaid, bearing date 25th day of April -[ fiseal year, from theist of May, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. PP rCourtin aad tor Nevaan Gownty aud Seate iehard Me it ie what Richard McDonald, deceased, be and appear bevada, at the court room of Court, in the city and county ef Nevada, Cal. onthe 11th day of June. 186, at 10 0’dlocks A. MJef that day, then and there to show: cause why an order of distribution should not be made of the residue . said estate among the heirs of said Richard and that Ellen Me ard MeDonaid, deceased, Figo ald,-Administratrix. be «ppointed guardian of said minor heirs, and the said administration . be brought toa close, and that oboe pe et J trust ‘Adniinietra * i 42 other ‘anu further order then be made as the Court may deem meet the premises considered. It, is purther ordered that @ecopy of this order be published for four successive weeks, at least onee each week before the said 1 day of June. 1866, in the Nevada Dsily. ring Losd & newspaper published in Nevada county, Sta -Of California, . A, GO. NILES,)Pro edudge; YT certify the foregoing to be a tru copy of an order made and ent+ red upon the minutes of said Court ia the above matter; i ; Attest: +o it poe psa ‘ A, Farquhar. Deputy, J-L& J. Calaweh, Att’ys for Petitioner. May 12th,’1806. ONSTABLE’S SALE,—State of Califor . C nia, County of Nevada. Township of Bridgeport. By virtae of an Execution to me delivered an acting Justice of the.Peace.in and for, the County aforesaid, ‘bearing uate 2th day of April A. D. 1-66, to satiafy «Judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace,.on the 22nd day of March A. D. 3865, in favor of the People of the State-of Cattfornia_ and against one House and Lot, situated on the South S:de of Math strect, Kast of and adjoining Odd Fellows Hall in the Towp of North San Juang 'fowuship and County aforceaid, which was assecesed for taxes in the Wadley, for the sum of 'T’ n Dollars and ei Cents, Debt, Interest, Damages and coste o suit, [ have taken mm Exeéution and will sell at Public Sale all of the Real Estate and Improvements above described, or such Pv rtion thereof as will gatlefy the above deniand and averding costs, on SATURDAY. June 2d, A. D. 1866. between the hours of 9 olelork a. M: and:S:o%lock’P. M., in front of the above descrited property, in the Town of North San Juan, Bridgeport Township,. Nevada County, California, taken in Execution to satis‘y the above demands and accruing costs sine under my hand this 5th day of ay, Ai J. A. ROSS, Constable, Bridgeport Township Cerne BLES SA LE.—3tate of California, County of Nevada, Township of Bridgeyest By virtue ofan Execution to me delivered, ssued from the Court of Moses F. Hoit, Keqr., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for ‘myil2 the A. L. 18:6. to satisfy a Judgment rendered by gaid Justice of the Peace, on the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1866, in favor of the People of the State of California, and: ss one House and Lot situated on the ty side of Main strect, West of aud atjoining House of Catherine Turney fn ee, Lewnship and County afore said, which was assessed for taxes. in the fiseal year 1845, in the name of e Chalk, for the gum of Kleven Dollaré and Twenty Cents, Debt, Interest, Damayes and costs of suit. 1 havetiken n. Bxegution. and will sell at Public Saley all of the Kesl Estate and Improvements above describ éd, Or such portiowthereof as: will satis above demand and aceruing costs, on SATURDAY. the 2d day of June, A. DH. 1866, ween the hours of ¥ o’clock a. mM. and 5 O’elock P, M., in front of the Office of Mose’ F. Hoit. J P., in the Town of North San Juan. Bridzeport Township, \NeyadayCoupty, California, taken in Execution to satisfy the above demands and Tone vi ' aa , ae Given under my hand this 6th da ofMay, A. D. 1866. J.-A ROSS, Constable, myl2 . Bridgeport Township. ; COLLECTORS OFFICE, United ‘States Internal Revenue, Fourth District. California. Sacramento, May 9th, 1866, OTICE Ww héreliy Givi ll Proféssiopa™ p N sors, Mines, Manner 5p a emma Ped. diers, Traders, and others liable—under the Excise Laws of the United, pay license for the 1866, that the same is now due and payable to the Collector. ‘The attention of all persons is eulled to the fellowgia Seetion 73. “That if any person or Persons shall exercise or carry on any trade, business or profess ion, fer the exe a ang. On, .or doing of which. trade, bu . professiqn:a. license-js re-’ quired by this act, without taking out such license as in that behalf required, he, she, or they shall, for every such offence, besides eet to the payto prisoument for 8 p of five hundred dollars, datt Sungivetedieeian ee bea exe who A. BKIGGS, Collector Hh By & B. DavaNronn, Deputy. Office in Masonic » Nevada city.‘ ~ ni0 “WIZARD OIL1?: FOR SALE BY" — “Nevada, May th. & & Sree Geerne . TREMEN ous DECLINE of California. in the matter of the estate of R : ‘fore the Probate Court of the saiu county of Nessucd from the Court of Moses F. Hoit Esqr., . : be ‘ DRY Coops! ° Ce eae aria “1 Smeianieiail eet sessrent of Five [$5] dollars per share was levied . i Ae OL peut = Statoe Gold Coin. By order of the Board of Trew Sores era” ee oo “leadow Lake, May ihe ad” . Aw He’ te sbiitsig mow ihe Chiiteces. Whiteroek, Lonesdale & Forresdale, A At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 Sheeting, the best, at 90 cts per yard, The best kind of Prints, at 17 1. French and English Prints, the best, at. 30 cts. per yard, : French Lawns and Ginghamas, at 25 And everything in the line of Dry \ Geods, in proportion, oS i: re: In ¢ nence of having completed arrange. ments with-an Eastern House, he wil] hereafter get most of his. Geods cirect from New. York, and § ig— therefore enabled o undersell any one in the County. A GOLDSMITH, ' mys. Comer Rroad and Pine Streets. BOOTS AND OEST ~ WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets! NEVADA CITY. i have just received a NEW. STOCK. OF GOODS, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’, Misses? and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. Froin the best manufacturers of. New York, Philadelphia and Bosten. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’ ; “and Children’s Shoes, Just from the Manufactory, received by the las Steamer. I also have tall assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, . Preach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found ~ {m a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. done in the best style: Boots and Shoes .made to order ! And a good fit warranted in eve ry case. I keep own mannigeture alwayé on hand and my Goods, @ Cheaper than any other * Housé in town! 4 Best Santa Crux Sole Leather, by:the Roll, 82. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Remember the Corner Nevada, November 11th. RACES RACES. © GLENBROOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, MAY 24th, 66, First. Day—Thureday. Purse of $75, Mile 1H oe owner ie ead mots, Bean feryh Hor Same-Day. Pu Of $30,, Single dash-of-haif-a mite; Free for the county. r Second Day—Friday. ixee Of $100. Mile heats, Three in Fives Same Day. Pu 1 ‘Trotting Race, : Mile bh threes etree ree to ae hy ye eounty, Frank Malon Third Dey—-Setanday. 50. Single dash of a mile. Free orse to save his entrance. . Same Da Single dash, of &, quarter of Free "Main Street, Grass Walley. Ocoee y ost areats i. O¢ Uroria ] located upo and a halt gi chinery was between ten tala out w pel. Since A few days : ~~ the owhee4 with Palmer the rock on 4 he might h cepted, and tons and a qi A clean ap \ sult was thi .worth $214, mine, encot sume work i: MINING a’ which bata f camp, contai is rapidly: a proportions o eral new mil are. fast appr ment claims 1 well, and‘ fro are obtained: doitg well at Company ha eight stamp . week, and we Company hat and will soon cription as tl Ww All tt blue, Cement dance of rivk EvIpence County Agses hig work jn the result-giv cTeased. prog, county. The leturned, exc $350,000, and ably raise thi: four hundred against one h same dute las aud the statist returns show the York: QUARTZ a’ pecting bas re town within . eral ledges ha indications ar Mounfaid Que of thirty feet is two and a yet been eru are ‘obtained Indge, recent! ed to the dep shows. consid dance of gu! claims are bei )Tospects, inills but Htth ¢laime in. tha’ “Nor Bap in Binley & tucky Fiat, a two hundred Od lamps wer rying from_ei _ Such thidgs @ Orr THEG driven ‘by twe duba county, San Juan’ roa &me three hi ~ lined @ teatui come to ‘this ‘They found ti eount of the p With one. tea . While coming the Yuba rive ed over. the b compelled to. and the horse fix as beet’ th esterday.” Accwenr. riage retartiin Augustiis Das

She —— . sUNDAY «. aoe, i i er tthe returns made by Deputy Assessor MaLittle York Township: Total number of am coment crushed, 55,000. Estimated’ yield of gold; @125,000. © Phd wills are) valued at $54,000. There are twelve water ditches in thé Towtship, the aggregate length of which is sixty“wiles, and the value 995,500." The yield of gold in the Township is no doubt much larger than is given abeve—such items are bard for the Assessor to obtain, Of the eleven. milis in the Town. ship ‘about five. have been built-during ‘the past year, seviiril “having been completed Within a month ortwo, These milla are stamps snd sluices fur saving gold. This accounts. fur the small averaged value.— ThE average crushing of each mill is 5,000 tone’ pér Goiitw.° The country is so moun< tainous that ‘little gruding has been done in. Tittle York, and vary little lend is inclosed inlots larger-than af Acre or two. The fol~ dowing ia the Assessor's showing for fruits atid vines: ‘ peach trees, 800;.apple trees, 600; strawberry vines, 8,500 ; grape vines, Tur Question SETTLED.—We stated, a day or two since, that a question had been raised as to whether parties serving a term in the Penitentiary, could be brought before a court to be tried for another crime. The question Was suburitted by District Attorney Caldwell ‘to the Attorney General, and the latter decides thut under Section 680 of the Crimisal Code, such an order may be made by a court having jurisdiction. In accordance with this ruling, on order Will be issued bythe County Court,:and Pricé and Pinketun, recently seat from Yuba evunty for “= attle stealing, will be brought here and tried-for ‘robbery. 3 6 3Mh ii ao * Tue Desrrovine Axoets.—Since. the receipt of the noté signed. by a number of Mormon Women tlie editu® of the Salt Lake Vedette has been favored with a letter <0 = ASE NBRMNURNe NOON Seta pry * ad > RY eee REFS RR OILERS aT whieh. are to this putposes “ER Skeduddle. It is the red hahd of the Destroying Angel ” ‘This threat of assassination does not much annoy theieditor.vf the Vedette, who says inveply: “Well, we shall keep. the document, and deave our friends tu Judge whether we are much frightened. (Iithese miserable hounds and cut-throats think: they can intimidate the Vedette, why, they aresimmply mistaken. We have spoken plaitly in the past, and we ‘ @hall speak more plainly inthe future, holding Ourselves accouptable, unly te Ged, our Conscieiice, and. the . awe.of the laud.” _OALIFORNIANS AT THE East.—Mr. Edward Dunbar one evening lately de livered.a lecture in New York, the subject of which was the never-failing, always interesting history of the diseovery of: Yd’ in Cwlitornia. ~ Present were several off pioueers—Genérul Jébp. A. Sutter, John Bidwell and Colonel W.-H. Russel awong them.” In the course of his'lebtite,; Mt. Diinba¥ reverted to the fact that Mr. Hargreaved, the ditcoverer of gold ip Australia, a poor man’ when he left California with that intent, hed been. made rich by the discovery, aod rewarded by the British GoVernment with the sum of ten thousand pounds sterling, and a lucrative position, while: Gedend: Sutter’ had been made poor, and had nothing save injustice done him by our Governaent. ~~ tchosiannieecliwataines Me ERS, ib ie Teco nab tanenceaaedacca donee ee Re ee O# the sixth day.of June next the third annual revoion of graduates from colleges and universsties: wilbtwke place fy. Oukland. The { tivities this year promise to be more interesting and attractive than usual, The oratiod Will be delivered by Hon. ‘Ovear b. Shafter, one of the Justices of the Supreme Court, There ii tobe no poem this year. At the close of the. literary exercises, the annyal.iperting of the alumni will be h-ld, and after that the (gradu and invited guests Willpartake of a eallation. -'The eel. ebration will take place in the new hall of vet Se _Owns.-a rancho, embracing some twenty , i oats neal Gounty, bas ‘te which takes ay Parte trove of _ Cataveras county This stump is fifty-two feet five inches in diameter, and fe now used _ written in blood red-ink, the contents of . . . about fourteen years, nas been indicted by Bias Gua to find a tows of such prorortions reared vn ¥Youk:—From . { Epa eee ant ' are about three huadred buildings erected . is some five feet in depth, parties can be ing offered for lumber, but in vain, as it is impossible for teathdte “tedol: thie place ay present. “As soon ag. the snow shall disappear, with the facilities for lumber which the miany mille in this vicinity ‘afford, Mea‘dow Lake City will rise to ‘sudden greatness and renown’ more rapidly than the Virginia of silver-land, and although we do not claim te be @ prophet, nor the’ son ‘of & prophet: ‘from what we have seen we are“led' to be” lieve that it is nu bubble, but founded on at the present time, .and aithouglt the anow . / een of ail sides engaged In Cleai ing sites tor [ee 4 THEIR “STORE ROOMS” IN THE Ogg MERCHANDIESE! . deposits—ofmineral wealth of surpassing richness, and of un extent which loig years of labor will not effice, The city ia laid out with good judgment, the streets being eighty feet in width, and withal it is.a splendid site for a'large business community.” In speaking ef the future of the District the writer'says: “With prospects so cheering, located in a séction of country—abounding Ap.timber.and water, with a climate.so heal thy, who can foretell the future of Meadow. Lake? ‘Here’the puff of the ifon'locomotive. will soon be. beard as it speeds onward to silver-land. It has often been predicted that at some period not distant a rich deposit of mineral wealth would be discovered in the Sierra Nevada; and we have -every reason tu believe such p' edictiopenarg about to be fully realized, and that the doors ot ap immense vault of treasure are being opened, the contents of which will astonish the world, PREACHING SUNDAY.—Services. will be held in the Methodist Church, Broad street. Sunday morning, at 11 o0’clock, and in the evening at 74 o’élock: Rev."D. A. Dryden Pastor. Sabbath school at 14 o'clock, P.M, Services in the Congregational Church, Main street, Sanday morning, at 11 o'elock. and in the evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. R. B, Showdrn, Pastors Sabbath Schvot immediately after the morning service. Preaching at the A. M. E. Church, Pine street, Sunday afternoon, at3 o'clock. Rev. Mr. Green, Pastor. County Count, May 12th.—The People ve Bell. Arraigned on charge of grand larceny. ‘Pleaded guilty and Monday next fixed for sentenee. , The People vs Edmonds, Arraigned and given ‘unfit Monday “to plead; “D. Belden appointed counsel, . The People vs Myers. To be arraigned on Mouday next. The People vs O'Keefe. To be arraigned on Monday’ néxé. The Peuple ve, Sholreaux Same order. Court adjourned to 10.0’clock Monday. © INDICTED, A bay. bumed: Myers, aged the Grand Jury fur breaking inte a house inthe day time with intent tu rob. He wll probably be sent to the Reform School. — On Béit.—Myere, alias --Kentadk)” une der two indictments for highway robbery, was relengd on bail on Friday. The aundunt is $1,500 M each ease. > Ice CReaM.—This dehcious article ean be had'atthe Aitelope Restaurant, ou Broad street, toxday. This is good weather for ice ordain, pe . Eastran Irems.—It is reported that Johnson wilfveto the bill for the admission of Colorads; ‘Cause—the Senature’ elect are too. radial. A number of c»pitalists headed by Ben, Butler, are exid to have purchased Lower Californiaof Juarez. . : “The war in Chita ie ended. The rebels are Whipped, of WELLS, Fargo. & €o. have established offices at. Crystal Lake.and Meadow Lake, in the Excelsior mining district.. _ Tue capital stock sf thd Bank of Califor. _A New submarine bitiery for the defense of San 'Praticiteo arbor i tu be exhibited at Alamieda to-day. © Tae total packing of hogs in the West, . ces and upon Terms ‘defying CompeHeavy & Shelf Hardware, ‘Mining & Mechanics’ Tools, a Paisits, Flour @ Feed, Varnish, — Wooden, Willow, Turpentine, . Glass & Crockery Oils, Wares, 100 Tons Iron and Steel, allsizes, _. 500 Kegs Eastern Powder. 2500 Feet Fuse. 150 Flasks Quicksilver. : 2000 Feet Rubber and Leather Belting and Hose, 1000 Yards Duck—assorted nuinbers. 1000 Gallons Kerosene 500 Gallons Lard, Neats’ Foot and "Paint Oils. 12000 Pounds Netada Curéd Bacon. 4000 Pounds Sugars, all kinds, 50 Chests. Teas, Black, Japan and Young Hyson. 500 Boxes Candles. . 500 Gallons Stone Jugs-and Jars —— WINES, LIQUORS, OASE,.GOODS, Ete. Eto, Which-we offer to the Trade,at Pritition, Laos oremeceeniceerae enter Our Purchases and Sales are larger than thuse of any Housé‘in the county, and we can, and do “Buy and Sell” lower than any other. Call and examine our Stock and Prices before purchasing. “OUR MOTTO,” Small Profits and Heavy Sales, ARE SOLE AGENTS. FOR ALMADEN QUICKSILVER, Semel distance Free of Charge. Sales guaranteed to give full eye end togin All SB isiMale here ? * TNs "® FAONTAS. oS oP BM LIPTTOYS Ta asp . ES EATER 6.0, et wee tele Donald, deceased. F ‘. ait persons interested in the estate of the said Of every description to be found in the line of . _. fiscal year of 1845, in.the name.of A. “) County aforesaid, bearing date 25th day of April -[ fiseal year, from theist of May, Silver Flasks, in order, BOUGHT. PP rCourtin aad tor Nevaan Gownty aud Seate iehard Me it ie what Richard McDonald, deceased, be and appear bevada, at the court room of Court, in the city and county ef Nevada, Cal. onthe 11th day of June. 186, at 10 0’dlocks A. MJef that day, then and there to show: cause why an order of distribution should not be made of the residue . said estate among the heirs of said Richard and that Ellen Me ard MeDonaid, deceased, Figo ald,-Administratrix. be «ppointed guardian of said minor heirs, and the said administration . be brought toa close, and that oboe pe et J trust ‘Adniinietra * i 42 other ‘anu further order then be made as the Court may deem meet the premises considered. It, is purther ordered that @ecopy of this order be published for four successive weeks, at least onee each week before the said 1 day of June. 1866, in the Nevada Dsily. ring Losd & newspaper published in Nevada county, Sta -Of California, . A, GO. NILES,)Pro edudge; YT certify the foregoing to be a tru copy of an order made and ent+ red upon the minutes of said Court ia the above matter; i ; Attest: +o it poe psa ‘

A, Farquhar. Deputy, J-L& J. Calaweh, Att’ys for Petitioner. May 12th,’1806. ONSTABLE’S SALE,—State of Califor . C nia, County of Nevada. Township of Bridgeport. By virtae of an Execution to me delivered an acting Justice of the.Peace.in and for, the County aforesaid, ‘bearing uate 2th day of April A. D. 1-66, to satiafy «Judgment rendered by said Justice of the Peace,.on the 22nd day of March A. D. 3865, in favor of the People of the State-of Cattfornia_ and against one House and Lot, situated on the South S:de of Math strect, Kast of and adjoining Odd Fellows Hall in the Towp of North San Juang 'fowuship and County aforceaid, which was assecesed for taxes in the Wadley, for the sum of 'T’ n Dollars and ei Cents, Debt, Interest, Damages and coste o suit, [ have taken mm Exeéution and will sell at Public Sale all of the Real Estate and Improvements above described, or such Pv rtion thereof as will gatlefy the above deniand and averding costs, on SATURDAY. June 2d, A. D. 1866. between the hours of 9 olelork a. M: and:S:o%lock’P. M., in front of the above descrited property, in the Town of North San Juan, Bridgeport Township,. Nevada County, California, taken in Execution to satis‘y the above demands and accruing costs sine under my hand this 5th day of ay, Ai J. A. ROSS, Constable, Bridgeport Township Cerne BLES SA LE.—3tate of California, County of Nevada, Township of Bridgeyest By virtue ofan Execution to me delivered, ssued from the Court of Moses F. Hoit, Keqr., an acting Justice of the Peace in and for ‘myil2 the A. L. 18:6. to satisfy a Judgment rendered by gaid Justice of the Peace, on the 22nd day of March, A. D. 1866, in favor of the People of the State of California, and: ss one House and Lot situated on the ty side of Main strect, West of aud atjoining House of Catherine Turney fn ee, Lewnship and County afore said, which was assessed for taxes. in the fiseal year 1845, in the name of e Chalk, for the gum of Kleven Dollaré and Twenty Cents, Debt, Interest, Damayes and costs of suit. 1 havetiken n. Bxegution. and will sell at Public Saley all of the Kesl Estate and Improvements above describ éd, Or such portiowthereof as: will satis above demand and aceruing costs, on SATURDAY. the 2d day of June, A. DH. 1866, ween the hours of ¥ o’clock a. mM. and 5 O’elock P, M., in front of the Office of Mose’ F. Hoit. J P., in the Town of North San Juan. Bridzeport Township, \NeyadayCoupty, California, taken in Execution to satisfy the above demands and Tone vi ' aa , ae Given under my hand this 6th da ofMay, A. D. 1866. J.-A ROSS, Constable, myl2 . Bridgeport Township. ; COLLECTORS OFFICE, United ‘States Internal Revenue, Fourth District. California. Sacramento, May 9th, 1866, OTICE Ww héreliy Givi ll Proféssiopa™ p N sors, Mines, Manner 5p a emma Ped. diers, Traders, and others liable—under the Excise Laws of the United, pay license for the 1866, that the same is now due and payable to the Collector. ‘The attention of all persons is eulled to the fellowgia Seetion 73. “That if any person or Persons shall exercise or carry on any trade, business or profess ion, fer the exe a ang. On, .or doing of which. trade, bu . professiqn:a. license-js re-’ quired by this act, without taking out such license as in that behalf required, he, she, or they shall, for every such offence, besides eet to the payto prisoument for 8 p of five hundred dollars, datt Sungivetedieeian ee bea exe who A. BKIGGS, Collector Hh By & B. DavaNronn, Deputy. Office in Masonic » Nevada city.‘ ~ ni0 “WIZARD OIL1?: FOR SALE BY" — “Nevada, May th. & & Sree Geerne . TREMEN ous DECLINE of California. in the matter of the estate of R : ‘fore the Probate Court of the saiu county of Nessucd from the Court of Moses F. Hoit Esqr., . : be ‘ DRY Coops! ° Ce eae aria “1 Smeianieiail eet sessrent of Five [$5] dollars per share was levied . i Ae OL peut = Statoe Gold Coin. By order of the Board of Trew Sores era” ee oo “leadow Lake, May ihe ad” . Aw He’ te sbiitsig mow ihe Chiiteces. Whiteroek, Lonesdale & Forresdale, A At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 Sheeting, the best, at 90 cts per yard, The best kind of Prints, at 17 1. French and English Prints, the best, at. 30 cts. per yard, : French Lawns and Ginghamas, at 25 And everything in the line of Dry \ Geods, in proportion, oS i: re: In ¢ nence of having completed arrange. ments with-an Eastern House, he wil] hereafter get most of his. Geods cirect from New. York, and § ig— therefore enabled o undersell any one in the County. A GOLDSMITH, ' mys. Comer Rroad and Pine Streets. BOOTS AND OEST ~ WILLIAM R. COE, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets! NEVADA CITY. i have just received a NEW. STOCK. OF GOODS, Consisting of Gents? Boots, Shoes and Gaiters, Ladies’, Misses? and Children’s Balmorals, Gaiters, Shoes, Slippers, &e., &e. Froin the best manufacturers of. New York, Philadelphia and Bosten. Rubber Boots, Gents’ Ladies’, Misses’ ; “and Children’s Shoes, Just from the Manufactory, received by the las Steamer. I also have tall assortment of SHOE FINDINGS, Miller’s Celebrated Harness Blacking, Neats Foot Oil, . Preach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole Leather, Lace Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awls, Thread. Lasts, and in fact everything to be found ~ {m a first-class Shoe and Finding Store. done in the best style: Boots and Shoes .made to order ! And a good fit warranted in eve ry case. I keep own mannigeture alwayé on hand and my Goods, @ Cheaper than any other * Housé in town! 4 Best Santa Crux Sole Leather, by:the Roll, 82. Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Remember the Corner Nevada, November 11th. RACES RACES. © GLENBROOK PARK. SPRING MEETING, MAY 24th, 66, First. Day—Thureday. Purse of $75, Mile 1H oe owner ie ead mots, Bean feryh Hor Same-Day. Pu Of $30,, Single dash-of-haif-a mite; Free for the county. r Second Day—Friday. ixee Of $100. Mile heats, Three in Fives Same Day. Pu 1 ‘Trotting Race, : Mile bh threes etree ree to ae hy ye eounty, Frank Malon Third Dey—-Setanday. 50. Single dash of a mile.. Free orse to save his entrance. . Same Da Single dash, of &, quarter of Free "Main Street, Grass Walley. Ocoee y ost areats i. O¢ Uroria ] located upo and a halt gi chinery was between ten tala out w pel. Since A few days : ~~ the owhee4 with Palmer the rock on 4 he might h cepted, and tons and a qi A clean ap \ sult was thi .worth $214, mine, encot sume work i: MINING a’ which bata f camp, contai is rapidly: a proportions o eral new mil are. fast appr ment claims 1 well, and‘ fro are obtained: doitg well at Company ha eight stamp . week, and we Company hat and will soon cription as tl Ww All tt blue, Cement dance of rivk EvIpence County Agses hig work jn the result-giv cTeased.. prog, county. The leturned, exc $350,000, and ably raise thi: four hundred against one h same dute las aud the statist returns show the York: QUARTZ a’ pecting bas re town within . eral ledges ha indications ar Mounfaid Que of thirty feet is two and a yet been eru are ‘obtained Indge, recent! ed to the dep shows. consid dance of gu! claims are bei )Tospects, inills but Htth ¢laime in. tha’ “Nor Bap in Binley & tucky Fiat, a two hundred Od lamps wer rying from_ei _ Such thidgs @ Orr THEG driven ‘by twe duba county, San Juan’ roa &me three hi ~ lined @ teatui come to ‘this ‘They found ti eount of the p With one. tea . While coming the Yuba rive ed over. the b compelled to. and the horse fix as beet’ th esterday.” Accwenr. riage retartiin Augustiis Das