May 14, 1865 (4 pages)

Xo . ‘teed in conjunction with the cavalry of the THe CominG Evecrion.—Tho various elements of the Union party are beginning ~ contest, and we are sorry to see that the de— ant of the plans of certain parties goes wearin ‘there exists in the party = ~onemies of the country forthe purpose of ~securing their own onds or advancing the intoreste of their fayorites—imen who would. barter the principles of their party to copperheads for the sake of their votes. The “Marysville Appeat séserts that{men in the interest of a candidate for the U. 8. Senate have been negotiating for the influence of the Marysville Express, and premises to give their names, The Grass Valley Union asserts that it hes obtaitied from reliable’ “@ources information that the copperheads have assurances that in certain events there will be a split in the Union party and will " therefore make no, tominations. We have rumors to the same effect, but have not evidence which we. deem sufficient to sustain the charge, but we'do know that there are men, who pretend to: be true to the national -_, @use who are in favor of breaking down all ~ barriers ‘and receiving with open arms all opperheads. They are.the men who want no test atthe primaries except the bare promise to support the nominees. They would for the sake of winning victory bring all the elements of discord which have been demoralized by the overthrow of treason in‘to full fellowship with Union men. That mich an effort is being made throughong this State we have not the slightest doubt, and the facts stated by the Appeal and Union "ie Ofily the details ‘of the project. Union » den stand by your organization, watch * those pretended friends of the Union who ~ are seeking office at your hands and courting favor of those who so™ bitterly opposed va until treason was dead and their party with it. These men cannot ob_. tain the aid of copperheads except at a sac~~ Fifice of principle, und true men must thwart the schemes of these traitors or forsake principle. Those who haveso much sympathy for defeated and = copperheadism should be left to embrace the fullowers of Jeff. Davis, and Union men should see to it ‘that they are rebuked at the proper time. Let the virus of Democracy once. .enter the Union organization and ite fate is sealed.— The work of the friends of the Uniun is not ", yet accomplished in this State, They must see that a true friend to the nation is sent to the, United States Seuate, and that no man who affiliates. with copperheads obtains a Place in the gift of the people. They must eee that the. State Legislature is composed of good men, in order that this State may ratify the Constitutional Amendment abolishing slavery. Let Union men be vigilant and careful that they may not be deceived by these men who are attempting to sell them and the State for office. The plans are being laid and every true man should watch thedevelopment. Me EasTexn ADVICES.—The cavalry of the: Army of the Potomac is not to. be disband‘ed with the infantry. Itie to be reorganSouth-West and the whole p i under the command of Sheridan, They will’ puwber _sbout 100,000, and the main portion wil! jrobably be sent west of tho Mississippi. Welles Johnson will not suffer his private views in favor of the Monrve doctrine to influence the national pulicy of neutrality ~“@haerved by President Lincula. The -neuAwality laws» will therefory be enforced against all who attempt to compromise the ~Goversiment upon the Mexican’ question. « Baicnam Youne needs castigation for “the “way be is stirring up sedition against . the troops. On Monday night, May Ist, Joseph Williams, of Company M+ Second _ California Cavalry, dh furlough from Fort Bridger, while quietly walking the streets of Balt Lake City; with a young lady ac-. _ Quaintance, was set upon by three cowardly ‘assassins, knocked down and robbed of his pistol. _We hope that Uncle Andy will atie made with the South. Their raffianly inRie Whig. He iga Union man and a brother of Charles T. Botts, one of the most . Febid secessionists of California. . he *. . durvensom Davpa, Seforcon aig a nena seneeeniesiemennneenseenston traitor, who vainly believed that bis purlestroy the Republic and rear upon ite ruins @ nation where slavery should be the rale, was sure of success, is nbw a fugitive from justice. His armies have been swept from the land, his power broken and he an outlaw and a murderer. His pictures have been sent to every quarter of ‘the globe that all nations may be made a Police for the purpose of securing his arrest. If ever the earth was cursed by a villain . more execrable than another, such an one is found in Jefferson Davis. He has blasphemiously appealed. to heaven to sustain him in the greatest. crimes-ever committed and in the name of liberty he has attempted to tear down her temple and establish 4 despotism. He has{added to his treason, robbery and murder, In his life, “Treason and murder ever kept together, As to yoke-devils sworn to eithers purpose.” ~Edueated at the expense of the nation, he made the knowledge he received an instrument for the advancement of his hellish purpose. Occupying one of the most exalted positions in the gift of the people, while professing a love for the country, he was plotting for the overthrow of the Government. ‘he will be taken and that a career so infamous as his may have its appropriate conclusion, at the end of a rope. THe Frencn CoMMERCE.—The dispatches tell us that the President of ‘the Mexican Republic has given authority for the building and equipment of privateers tot prey upon the French commerce. The French Emperor will now have an opportunity of experiencing to some extent the difficulties which he aided Jeff. Davis to throw in our way during the war. Should an opportunity be offered to others than citterprising Yankee skippers will eagerly enter the lists, and it may be in case vessels sailing under this authority should be sunk by French guns, one of Uncle Sam's crafts will be near to save the crew after the same manner in which Semmes was rescued from Winslow. Time at last makes all things even and we guess Napoleon will koow ‘it soon. Vi bons é BES": > ‘Tue Féperat Loan.—This quartz ledge recently opened, promises to be as good a thing as “Uncle Sam's” bunds. It is loeated near the Lecompton claims on Deer Creek. The owners have gone déwn upon it and found the lode from one to three feet thick. The rock’ is rich ingold, and every thing indicates that the mine is rich and extensive. The Lecompton is also yielding excellent rock. The Washington company . whose claims are located in the sa ne ney bborhood, have out about twenty-two tons of quartz which will soon be crushed. The rock looks well and will undoubtedly pay. Ir is an odd incident that the Arabian horse sent.to Jeff. Davis from the Vicervy of Egypt as a present, and brought over by a blockade runner, has been captured in North Carolina by Sherman, and held to be given . to President Johnson. If Andy and Jeff. both use that horse at once, Jeff. will have to hang on to the tail. HOTEL De Gwin.—When Dr. Gwin, in Paris, speaks of hie father-in-law’s “hotel,” he designadly aims to convey thoimpreasion that itis a “hotel” in the old style French sense of the term—the city residence of a man of rank. Old Mr Bell, his father-inlaw, only kept a roadside ina, seven wiles from the Mammoth Cave in Keatucky— nothing more. ; “BaD SHOOTERS.—The Opinion Nationale in a curious article un the bad workmanship’ vf the infantry, mentions that 15,000,000 cartridges were used at Solferine te shoot. down 10,000 Austrians at the outside ; which ‘Time Expmep.—The days of grace allowed to deserters under the proclamation of President Lincoln expired.on the 10th. be granted on this crast, In Cattarangua, New, York, the people are putting shutters on all their houses 20 that they can use petroleum—it is s0 much THE Reese Riverites clum that “ile” SS izens of Mexice, we have no doubt that enB M QOPricz : ‘ WPICK—tu Kidd's shows that it took 1,500 bullets to hilt or . O) "Browd ana Bing meer altiag, corner of wound one man, and represents a weight of . Henry Hilts M. F. Stray two hundred pounds. [ NSOLVENrT NOTICE.—In the Coun in As the soldiers on this coast have had but . 7 the matter of the Beatin er ae State of California, 2 day's notice, owing to the lapse of time-. Insolvent Debtor. to an onder of the tice in transynitting the proclamation. _ Gen. Gite oe sre id Tassie a. ae ven Wo McDowell has telegraphed to Washington . 8" appear before the Hon. Niles, County asking that a farther extension of 30 days nee aig ge SIXTEEN men Yesterday declared thelt intention, in the Clerk’s , to become cit> izens nf the United Sts tes. This business has been quite lively for several months past ip consequence of a vigorous enforcement of the law for the colleetion of foreign miners’ license. Several hundred have taken out THE CHinese Cases.—The Chinese wo‘men who have iahabited the dens on Broad street were arraigned_before the poe em qrdared to appear for sentence on Monday next The others were given until Monday County Court, May 13th.—The People vs-Batterby. Motion for a change of venue overruled, Fxceptions taken b defendant. Thé People vs Ching Ling, ¢ arged with grand larceny. Verdict of guilty. = Y Pe 4 CARD. ; THEODORE TILTON, editor ofthe Independent ina note to Mr. Bradbury, says: My Dear Bradbury : I have had the beautiful Piano so long, that now to ask me how I like it, is like asking me how I like one of my children! In fact, if you were to ask the children, I’m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as theylikeme! Ii . speaks every day, the year rouiid./and never loses ___Evver your friend as ofold,apso THEODORE TILTON. . eR Arrivals at the i National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET..00.NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Brioay, May 12th, 1865. bs Richardson Stockton A Root Omega J Fitzgerald San Fran J Root Folsom A Lindsey San Jvan Verneman Swectlan T Hood Grass Valley J McGoun Willow Val L Doty do F Folsom French Corr O Stbiard do 8 Folsom do WN Hall do H Folsom do M i! do + Frazier Rock Creek Bumgardner do D Harrier Moores Flat C€ Grizziey Washington C Boynton Nevada _. an oore do Loan do J Robb Snow Tent J Dreifuas do C Dayer Marymille WN Salmagg do D Clayk Sacramento HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY, me MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16th. “CHARLES WHEATLEIGM, THE WORRELL SISTERS, IN~ ‘NAN, the Good for Nothing, WAM <sctgua edeaianscccoms LITTLE JENNIE. THE DEBUTANTE. DUFORD...:0e0¢0.ME. WHEATLEIGH. CINDERILIA PRINCE.. as +-SOPHI WORRELL. . DANDINA eeeeees seosseee JENNIE WORRELL. CINDERILLA’... -IRENE WORRELLADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. MEAT MARKET. ee JAMES MONROE at the old stand on Goede hem he is Lait cb to supply ever Ferg Matton, Give bat aa eee Vo tee Sarees poo “ teen rk &o. &e. at E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace at§the Old Place, on Broad Street As Ae SARGENT, . . Atterney and Counselor at Law. iC. M, BATES, PHYSICIAN, Office on Pine street, xt doo -M. . Store, in the Masonle building, Y°ve? has . also on Perfumery, Hair O01], Patent its volees I wish its owner could do half as_well— . _ The latest information leads us to hope that . _ . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine 4 Mil, Cea acainat aegott publicare U. 8S. INTERNAL BEVENUE. © COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,.< _ 4 ~, Sth Division, 4th District, Cal. Is HEREBY GIVEN, THA’ a by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade without first taking out such license as in that behalf enacted, will be ligble to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73, _ Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties paid at his office Notice is further given to all dealers in Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, ete, that under thé law amended re 1865, every box, package, parcel or mad hey, must be stamped with the Proper stamps, ‘ The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above ? Medicines, &e., will be rigedly enforced. All goods in store are held to be offered or exposed for sale. ~ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. my!I FOR SALE. ___ One Fifth inferest in the -. IS OFFERED FORSALE. eects . The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new and in excellent condition. Appl, to SAM. T. OATES. Nevada, May 8th. : DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada,. aS wu keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of =. sie “HkDICINEs, : ’ CHEM ; PESTonueds EXTRACTS, _ TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually. kept in 9 first-class Drugstore. > q fully compounded atall hours.Having had man ears’ experience as a druggist and a ecary, tn Us best hoeeen, I confidently solicit the of the commu , @nd warrant nunc. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. The Last Grand Concert AND : PROMENADE BALL. HALL & HAYWARD Hive THE PLEASURE of announcing one Fre ut their Popular Entertainments, and positively Previous to their Departure for Oregon, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuesday Evening, May 16th. With an entire change of re, wiv FRANK BALL, Agent. my 12 Co. Big Tunnel Quartz Nevada, Nevada county, Val. licare hereby ed against negotiating for the ibed Gertifieatee of Stacks ve named Company, asthe assesements, ; hig red on the Books of the Com pary, 3 : Certificates. No. 2 and 3. Standing name Stane 31. Stand am T. F. Callowa: 4 : ~ ene C 27. Standing im the Jertificates No. 26 and Certificate No. 30. § en, tanding in the name of name of Wm. Erskine. ~ Samuel ‘Certific tes A. H. OrHEM ry. Nevada. May 1ith—iw ame wore. Tue Kine or Ternons to the human race, is that perverted condition of the blood which breeds serofula or ulcers, &c. Le Doyen’s SareaParilla Yellow Dock, Iodine Alterative, is FAMILY GROCERIES QUARTZ MINE AND MILL] GREGORY & WAITE” Successors to Weaver & Co. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealérs % GROCERIES, — PROVISIONS, Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, &s, ’ ~ announce to the — : W x a po He the stock of _ geet one SUNDA a THeaTaic. Charles W he: Hall, Grass ning. Whea excelled in th ‘troupe. will ~ doubt they y our people.’ And are prepared'to do business in Our line — the most satisfactory terms, As we buy vnly We can and will Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada ‘Or sell cut to somebody who ean.” “A nimble Sixpence is better than @ slow Shilling.” .We don’t embark in the business Grub with the idea of making a fortune ins _year. Having located ourselves taNevada we are prepared to stay and hépe by fair and hon. orable dealing to command ‘a. share of Public patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.,”: willbe no need of adding the per centage to 8 good customer's bill that we lose-on a poor one. Sie ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR ‘WHEN ORDERED. We. have now on hand a large. and com. plete assortment of Goods, house in the city. For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackImg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, © For sale by Gregory’ & Waite, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, . For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of : HARDW ARE, ' Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. : For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite, 73 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.; For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. 5 For sale by Gregory & Waite. ~ Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and § For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale-by GREGORY «& WAITE. CROCKERY, . A lot assorted — For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. Every variety of : Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and oa All Goods delivered at 2 reasongble dis— FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY AITE. mESORY, & watre For Cash and have no Interest Of selling . Is our Motto By living Up to this there. ; equal to any Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, tante’’ will ‘b We understa tend their tri; who desire to to see this tre the very best of the State. PREACHING held at the ¥ at 11 o’elock. Rev. H. RB preach in the ~atit o'clock sent the clain odist Church . Rev. R. F. services at th :, a6 8 o'clock. Rev. J. Wi gational Chu: usual hours. “Watchman, Sabbath Sc 124 o'clock. 14 o'clock, Tae Conc which is to be Temperance . promises: to b tended the la: to be present were preven Concert will: los, &c , both of itaulf ia wo ter which the Grand Ball gi Concert. . Ev pected to be . . A Livery a wild ox bro was being sh nation in t “devil” and “knocking th on the corne streets, and Chinese qua excitement a an almond-ey and there wh in sight. On animal 1 getting into a taken to secu of people ma; ‘ Nor So.— Virginia Ent that Fred. F fall while ran ‘met Fred. o: informs us th for sayeral w nated in the f and was only Very Ric been struck . Near the low layer ‘of d irt ness which p1 to the pan. ward in the are now cunfi of the best k informed that

Xo . ‘teed in conjunction with the cavalry of the THe CominG Evecrion.—Tho various elements of the Union party are beginning ~ contest, and we are sorry to see that the de— ant of the plans of certain parties goes wearin ‘there exists in the party = ~onemies of the country forthe purpose of ~securing their own onds or advancing the intoreste of their fayorites—imen who would. barter the principles of their party to copperheads for the sake of their votes. The “Marysville Appeat séserts that{men in the interest of a candidate for the U. 8. Senate have been negotiating for the influence of the Marysville Express, and premises to give their names, The Grass Valley Union asserts that it hes obtaitied from reliable’ “@ources information that the copperheads have assurances that in certain events there will be a split in the Union party and will " therefore make no, tominations. We have rumors to the same effect, but have not evidence which we. deem sufficient to sustain the charge, but we'do know that there are men, who pretend to: be true to the national -_, @use who are in favor of breaking down all ~ barriers ‘and receiving with open arms all opperheads. They are.the men who want no test atthe primaries except the bare promise to support the nominees. They would for the sake of winning victory bring all the elements of discord which have been demoralized by the overthrow of treason in‘to full fellowship with Union men. That mich an effort is being made throughong this State we have not the slightest doubt, and the facts stated by the Appeal and Union "ie Ofily the details ‘of the project. Union » den stand by your organization, watch * those pretended friends of the Union who ~ are seeking office at your hands and courting favor of those who so™ bitterly opposed va until treason was dead and their party with it.. These men cannot ob_. tain the aid of copperheads except at a sac~~ Fifice of principle, und true men must thwart the schemes of these traitors or forsake principle. Those who haveso much sympathy for defeated and = copperheadism should be left to embrace the fullowers of Jeff. Davis, and Union men should see to it ‘that they are rebuked at the proper time. Let the virus of Democracy once. .enter the Union organization and ite fate is sealed.— The work of the friends of the Uniun is not ", yet accomplished in this State, They must see that a true friend to the nation is sent to the, United States Seuate, and that no man who affiliates. with copperheads obtains a Place in the gift of the people. They must eee that the. State Legislature is composed of good men, in order that this State may ratify the Constitutional Amendment abolishing slavery. Let Union men be vigilant and careful that they may not be deceived by these men who are attempting to sell them and the State for office. The plans are being laid and every true man should watch thedevelopment. Me EasTexn ADVICES.—The cavalry of the: Army of the Potomac is not to. be disband‘ed with the infantry. Itie to be reorganSouth-West and the whole p i under the command of Sheridan, They will’ puwber _sbout 100,000, and the main portion wil! jrobably be sent west of tho Mississippi. Welles Johnson will not suffer his private views in favor of the Monrve doctrine to influence the national pulicy of neutrality ~“@haerved by President Lincula. The -neuAwality laws» will therefory be enforced against all who attempt to compromise the ~Goversiment upon the Mexican’ question. « Baicnam Youne needs castigation for “the “way be is stirring up sedition against . the troops. On Monday night, May Ist, Joseph Williams, of Company M+ Second _ California Cavalry, dh furlough from Fort Bridger, while quietly walking the streets of Balt Lake City; with a young lady ac-. _ Quaintance, was set upon by three cowardly ‘assassins, knocked down and robbed of his pistol. _We hope that Uncle Andy will atie made with the South. Their raffianly inRie Whig. He iga Union man and a brother of Charles T. Botts, one of the most . Febid secessionists of California. . he *. . durvensom Davpa, Seforcon aig a nena seneeeniesiemennneenseenston traitor, who vainly believed that bis purlestroy the Republic and rear upon ite ruins @ nation where slavery should be the rale, was sure of success, is nbw a fugitive from justice. His armies have been swept from the land, his power broken and he an outlaw and a murderer. His pictures have been sent to every quarter of ‘the globe that all nations may be made a Police for the purpose of securing his arrest. If ever the earth was cursed by a villain . more execrable than another, such an one is found in Jefferson Davis. He has blasphemiously appealed. to heaven to sustain him in the greatest. crimes-ever committed and in the name of liberty he has attempted to tear down her temple and establish 4 despotism. He has{added to his treason, robbery and murder, In his life, “Treason and murder ever kept together, As to yoke-devils sworn to eithers purpose.” ~Edueated at the expense of the nation, he made the knowledge he received an instrument for the advancement of his hellish purpose. Occupying one of the most exalted positions in the gift of the people, while professing a love for the country, he was plotting for the overthrow of the Government. ‘he will be taken and that a career so infamous as his may have its appropriate conclusion, at the end of a rope. THe Frencn CoMMERCE.—The dispatches tell us that the President of ‘the Mexican Republic has given authority for the building and equipment of privateers tot prey upon the French commerce. The French Emperor will now have an opportunity of experiencing to some extent the difficulties which he aided Jeff. Davis to throw in our way during the war. Should an opportunity be offered to others than citterprising Yankee skippers will eagerly enter the lists, and it may be in case vessels sailing under this authority should be sunk by French guns, one of Uncle Sam's crafts will be near to save the crew after the same manner in which Semmes was rescued from Winslow. Time at last makes all things even and we guess Napoleon will koow ‘it soon. Vi bons é BES": > ‘Tue Féperat Loan.—This quartz ledge recently opened, promises to be as good a thing as “Uncle Sam's” bunds. It is loeated near the Lecompton claims on Deer Creek. The owners have gone déwn upon it and found the lode from one to three feet thick. The rock’ is rich ingold, and every thing indicates that the mine is rich and extensive. The Lecompton is also yielding excellent rock. The Washington company . whose claims are located in the sa ne ney bborhood, have out about twenty-two tons of quartz which will soon be crushed. The rock looks well and will undoubtedly pay. Ir is an odd incident that the Arabian horse sent.to Jeff. Davis from the Vicervy of Egypt as a present, and brought over by a blockade runner, has been captured in North Carolina by Sherman, and held to be given . to President Johnson. If Andy and Jeff. both use that horse at once, Jeff. will have to hang on to the tail. HOTEL De Gwin.—When Dr. Gwin, in Paris, speaks of hie father-in-law’s “hotel,” he designadly aims to convey thoimpreasion that itis a “hotel” in the old style French sense of the term—the city residence of a man of rank. Old Mr Bell, his father-inlaw, only kept a roadside ina, seven wiles from the Mammoth Cave in Keatucky— nothing more. ; “BaD SHOOTERS.—The Opinion Nationale in a curious article un the bad workmanship’ vf the infantry, mentions that 15,000,000 cartridges were used at Solferine te shoot. down 10,000 Austrians at the outside ; which ‘Time Expmep.—The days of grace allowed to deserters under the proclamation of President Lincoln expired.on the 10th. be granted on this crast, In Cattarangua, New, York, the people are putting shutters on all their houses 20 that they can use petroleum—it is s0 much THE Reese Riverites clum that “ile” SS izens of Mexice, we have no doubt that enB M QOPricz : ‘ WPICK—tu Kidd's shows that it took 1,500 bullets to hilt or . O) "Browd ana Bing meer altiag, corner of wound one man, and represents a weight of . Henry Hilts M. F. Stray two hundred pounds. [ NSOLVENrT NOTICE.—In the Coun in As the soldiers on this coast have had but . 7 the matter of the Beatin er ae State of California, 2 day's notice, owing to the lapse of time-. Insolvent Debtor. to an onder of the tice in transynitting the proclamation. _ Gen. Gite oe sre id Tassie a. ae ven Wo McDowell has telegraphed to Washington . 8" appear before the Hon. Niles, County asking that a farther extension of 30 days nee aig ge SIXTEEN men Yesterday declared thelt intention, in the Clerk’s , to become cit> izens nf the United Sts tes. This business has been quite lively for several months past ip consequence of a vigorous enforcement of the law for the colleetion of foreign miners’ license. Several hundred have taken out THE CHinese Cases.—The Chinese wo‘men who have iahabited the dens on Broad street were arraigned_before the poe em qrdared to appear for sentence on Monday next The others were given until Monday County Court, May 13th.—The People vs-Batterby. Motion for a change of venue overruled, Fxceptions taken b defendant. Thé People vs Ching Ling, ¢ arged with grand larceny. Verdict of guilty. = Y Pe 4 CARD. ; THEODORE TILTON, editor ofthe Independent ina note to Mr. Bradbury, says: My Dear Bradbury : I have had the beautiful Piano so long, that now to ask me how I like it, is like asking me how I like one of my children! In fact, if you were to ask the children, I’m afraid they would say they liked it nearly as well as theylikeme! Ii . speaks every day, the year rouiid./and never loses ___Evver your friend as ofold,apso THEODORE TILTON. . eR Arrivals at the i National Exchange Hotel, BROAD STREET....00.NEVADA CITY LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietors. Brioay, May 12th, 1865. bs Richardson Stockton A Root Omega J Fitzgerald San Fran J Root Folsom A Lindsey San Jvan Verneman Swectlan T Hood Grass Valley J McGoun Willow Val L Doty do F Folsom French Corr O Stbiard do 8 Folsom do WN Hall do H Folsom do M i! do + Frazier Rock Creek Bumgardner do D Harrier Moores Flat C€ Grizziey Washington C Boynton Nevada _. an oore do Loan do J Robb Snow Tent J Dreifuas do C Dayer Marymille WN Salmagg do D Clayk Sacramento HAMILTON HALL, GRASS VALLEY, me MONDAY EVENING, MAY 16th. “CHARLES WHEATLEIGM, THE WORRELL SISTERS, IN~ ‘NAN, the Good for Nothing, WAM <sctgua edeaianscccoms LITTLE JENNIE. THE DEBUTANTE. DUFORD.....:0e0¢0.ME. WHEATLEIGH. CINDERILIA PRINCE... as +-SOPHI WORRELL. . DANDINA eeeeees seosseee JENNIE WORRELL. CINDERILLA’...... -IRENE WORRELLADMISSION ONE DOLLAR. MEAT MARKET. ee JAMES MONROE at the old stand on Goede hem he is Lait cb to supply ever Ferg Matton, Give bat aa eee Vo tee Sarees poo “ teen rk &o. &e. at E. W. SMITH, Justice of the Peace at§the Old Place, on Broad Street As Ae SARGENT, . . Atterney and Counselor at Law. iC. M, BATES, PHYSICIAN, Office on Pine street, xt doo -M. . Store, in the Masonle building, Y°ve? has . also on Perfumery, Hair O01], Patent its volees I wish its owner could do half as_well— . _ The latest information leads us to hope that . _ . Pennsylvania Quartz Mine 4 Mil,

Cea acainat aegott publicare U. 8S. INTERNAL BEVENUE. © COLLECTOR'S OFFICE,.< _ 4 ~, Sth Division, 4th District, Cal. Is HEREBY GIVEN, THA’ a by the Excise Laws of the United States, are now due, and all persons prosecuting any profession, business or trade without first taking out such license as in that behalf enacted, will be ligble to the penalties as prescribed in Section 73, _ Applications for Licenses should be made to the Assistant Assessor, and the duties paid at his office Notice is further given to all dealers in Matches, Cigar Lights, Wax Tapers, ete, that under thé law amended re 1865, every box, package, parcel or mad hey, must be stamped with the Proper stamps, ‘ The provisions in relation to stamp duties as above ? Medicines, &e., will be rigedly enforced. All goods in store are held to be offered or exposed for sale. ~ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector. By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy.. my!I FOR SALE. ___ One Fifth inferest in the -. IS OFFERED FORSALE. eects . The Mine is paying well and the Mill is new and in excellent condition. Appl, to SAM. T. OATES. Nevada, May 8th. : DRUGS AND MEDICINES. JOHN F, BUSSENIUS, (Successor to J. M. Levey), Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts., Nevada,. aS wu keep constantly on hand a large and well selected stock of =. sie “HkDICINEs, : ’ CHEM ; PESTonueds EXTRACTS, _ TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, And everything usually. kept in 9 first-class Drugstore. > q fully compounded atall hours.Having had man ears’ experience as a druggist and a ecary, tn Us best hoeeen, I confidently solicit the of the commu , @nd warrant nunc. JOHN F. BUSSENIUS. Nevada, May 13, 1865. The Last Grand Concert AND : PROMENADE BALL. HALL & HAYWARD Hive THE PLEASURE of announcing one Fre ut their Popular Entertainments, and positively Previous to their Departure for Oregon, AT TEMPERANCE HALL, Tuesday Evening, May 16th. With an entire change of re, wiv FRANK BALL, Agent. my 12 Co. Big Tunnel Quartz Nevada, Nevada county, Val. licare hereby ed against negotiating for the ibed Gertifieatee of Stacks ve named Company, asthe assesements, ; hig red on the Books of the Com pary, 3 : Certificates. No. 2 and 3. Standing name Stane 31. Stand am T. F. Callowa: 4 : ~ ene C 27. Standing im the Jertificates No. 26 and Certificate No. 30. § en, tanding in the name of name of Wm. Erskine. ~ Samuel ‘Certific tes A. H. OrHEM ry. Nevada. May 1ith—iw ame wore. Tue Kine or Ternons to the human race, is that perverted condition of the blood which breeds serofula or ulcers, &c. Le Doyen’s SareaParilla Yellow Dock, Iodine Alterative, is FAMILY GROCERIES QUARTZ MINE AND MILL] GREGORY & WAITE” Successors to Weaver & Co. ‘Wholesale and Retail Dealérs % GROCERIES, — PROVISIONS, Liquors, Crockery, Glass Ware, &s, ’ ~ announce to the — : W x a po He the stock of _ geet one SUNDA a THeaTaic. Charles W he: Hall, Grass ning. Whea excelled in th ‘troupe. will ~ doubt they y our people.’ And are prepared'to do business in Our line — the most satisfactory terms, As we buy vnly We can and will Sell as Cheap as any House in Nevada ‘Or sell cut to somebody who ean.” “A nimble Sixpence is better than @ slow Shilling.” .We don’t embark in the business Grub with the idea of making a fortune ins _year. Having located ourselves taNevada we are prepared to stay and hépe by fair and hon. orable dealing to command ‘a. share of Public patronage. **NO BAD DEBTS.,”: willbe no need of adding the per centage to 8 good customer's bill that we lose-on a poor one. Sie ALL GOODS MUST BE PAID FOR ‘WHEN ORDERED. We. have now on hand a large. and com. plete assortment of Goods, house in the city. For Sale by Gregory & Waite. Rope, Hemp & Rubber PackImg, for sale Cheap, for Cash, by GREGORY & WAITE. Tubs, Pails, Wood and Willow Ware, assorted, © For sale by Gregory’ & Waite, 25 Tanks Quicksilver, . For sale, For Cash only, by GREGORY & WAITE. A General Assortment of : HARDW ARE, ' Consisting of Butts, Screws, Door Knobs, Padlocks, &c. : For sale Cheap by Gregory & Waite, 73 Kegs Nails, Common and Finishing For sale by Gregory & Waite. PICKS, SHOVELS, SPADES, PITCHFORKS, HOES, &c.; For Sale by Gregory & Waite. 25 Kegs, No. 1 isthmus Butter, For sale by Gregory & Waite. Choice Ranch Butter, Constantly on hand and arriving—for sale by GREGORY & WAITE. 5 For sale by Gregory & Waite. ~ Ground Feed, Barley, Corn, Wheat, Bran and § For sale by Gregory & Waite. Califorma Hams and Bacon, the genuine article, for sale-by GREGORY «& WAITE. CROCKERY, . A lot assorted — For sale cheap by Gregory & Waite. Every variety of : Kept Constantly on hand, Our friends and the public may rely on having good Goods from our House and oa All Goods delivered at 2 reasongble dis— FREE OF CHARGE. CRECORY AITE. mESORY, & watre For Cash and have no Interest Of selling . Is our Motto By living Up to this there. ; equal to any Blasting Pewder, Fuse, Steel, tante’’ will ‘b We understa tend their tri; who desire to to see this tre the very best of the State. PREACHING held at the ¥ at 11 o’elock. Rev. H. RB preach in the ~atit o'clock sent the clain odist Church . Rev. R. F. services at th :, a6 8 o'clock. Rev. J. Wi gational Chu: usual hours. “Watchman, Sabbath Sc 124 o'clock. 14 o'clock, Tae Conc which is to be Temperance . promises: to b tended the la: to be present were preven Concert will: los, &c , both of itaulf ia wo ter which the Grand Ball gi Concert. . Ev pected to be . . A Livery a wild ox bro was being sh nation in t “devil” and “knocking th on the corne streets, and Chinese qua excitement a an almond-ey and there wh in sight. On animal 1 getting into a taken to secu of people ma; ‘ Nor So.— Virginia Ent that Fred. F fall while ran ‘met Fred. o: informs us th for sayeral w nated in the f and was only Very Ric been struck . Near the low layer ‘of d irt ness which p1 to the pan. ward in the are now cunfi of the best k informed that