May 26, 1866 (4 pages)

OSE NOREEN 9 ET Cnc . taake “the natives.” open their eyes. hisiness of the town. A year ‘or twosjnce * Guess not. Overhaul your exchanges-for eeemeenens ~ within a few days. . , _ Massacnusecrs hse 200tavks, COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY BB, 1866. . ‘The Baily Grauscript._. A FLUNKY.—It turasout in investigation e discovered ledges, on Pie-Nie Mountain, bout two and @ half miles from —town, are ‘turning out very. well. .One: company. is. taking out quartz that will go as high as for-. ‘ty dollars_to the toa, and another bas rock that’pays thirty dollars per ton. None ot ‘these claims bave yet been prospected to a greater depth than thirty-five feet from the surface. When they are thorougtily proepected they will turn out gold evough to It is surprising that these ledges were not found sooner. Untitwithin » few months the many indications of rich quartz-around Nevada attracted no attention. Few prospeeted and nearly all believed quartz *‘would’nt pay.”” The immense loss attendant upon the working of quartz io this secfion, in varly days, discouraged those ‘whe would uthérwise have gene to work ta develop: leads, Few considéred that these Tosses were owing to their ignorance 6f the business of quartz mining whieh prevailed among our people, but this,time has proved. re ‘ure how scores df leads in this township which are worked with immense profit and nearly si of them have been opened within a few months. These developments have ptoduced a decided change in the many of our merchants contemplated clusing up ‘business, and the city of Nevada seemed to be followitg in the ‘wake of many wining towns of the State, that are now on. Who was supposed to have fallen in battle: ly known by name. Those who had gouds . 40d, accordingly, for fifty years bad hig and could notget away, sat idly waiting ii}ame inscribed among the heroes of that efront of their doors. But things are chang. action, has suddenly risen from the desd . od now, and we doubt if there is a piace in . It appears that one William Wust, « private the State more lively or more prosperous . in the Nassua force then attached to the We hear no complaints . English army, disappeared iw the battle, than Nevada.’ ‘from odt merchants; every store is occupied ; property has greatly increased in val-. the dead. _ ue, and good rents are obtained. The prospect furthe future to both town end county is bright. Capitalists of San Francisco and . moment the battle begiftr, at least before it New York are anxious to get hold of our mines, and every blow of the pick is telling for the welfare of our people. ‘New Saw MiLh.—Gregory & Co. ure building-one of the best saw wills in the county at Crystal Springs. The engine and machinery is the same used. iu the old mill, but the frame is sew. The mill will be started on next Monday week. ArRAIGNED.—Sheriff Gentry yesterday arrived from San Quentio with Harris Piok ston and M.S. Price. These parties were sent to the States prison for cattle stealing, and were brought to this. county to be tried on another charge, before the expiration of their terms. ‘They were arraigned yester. day and given uvtil Monday next to plead. —_-— s_— THE. TRANSCRIPT says Eureka towrship, six weeks ago, contained.a p: pulation of 15 or 20 persons, all told.—Appeal. eur item and ‘when found make # note on it.” We-said the town of Eureks. The township contains one or two flourishing mining towne, with a population of several huadred. THE greenback question has aseumedsa new shape in San Francisco. It is; and long has been, the “spook” that has troubied the wits of the citizens at the Bay, and is not laid yet. ‘Ihe street car companies, it seems, recvntly raised their fares, which so incensed their patrons that fur a time they refused to ride at all, and now are resolutely tendering greenbacks, which the conduc tors decline to agcept, and are instructed to “spot” such as offer them. ‘The latter get their ride all the same. If the companies shouldbe defeated in appealing their case from Judge Rix's decisivy, they wili Pay greenbacks for everything, wages and rolling materialineluded, } ANY quaptity.of new counterfeit halfdel _ lars have: been set afloat in San Franeisco Those daied 1866 are perlect, with the exception of being a half penny weight lighter than the geauine, Cavtain Knight, of Compony D, Second Cavalry, C. V., shot a soldier of his company dead, at Strawberry Valley, on the 20th “inst. The name of the victim is Chas. Miller, and, the Captain had. te shoot him in self-defense, as the soldier was advancing on him with a knife. of the Pennsylvanian Capitol, is well worthy 6f the consideration both of the citizeus of our State and their representa tives.” : that Mr. Youtg, whe figured aaone of the gentienien getting up the so called soldiers. and sailoreident’s serenade on the 16th of April,is no other than the fellow from Worcester, Massachusetts, who was. discharged last year from the Christian Cow: mission for ealling, with five other flonkies to pay their respects-tothe rebel General . . Robert E. Lee, immediately after his sur‘render. He now occupies a. place inthe Treasury Department.—Exchange. _ Give Bandy Andy his way, and before the expiration of his term the public offices will be fitle np flunkies; the entire policy of the country will be reversed the legislation of the past . rescinded, and the term, a Uvien man, will become one of reproach at the North, while no Northern man will be *nabled to trav. safety. THe Batre oF GeTTysBUuRG—The Pennsylvaaia Legislature bas taken steps to have executed a series of paifitings representing the battle of Gettysburg in its various phases, from the first day's fight, in which General Reynolds was killed, to the final retreat of Lee: Forney ‘s Press says: “The theme is a worthy one, and we have artists worthy of the theme. Let them‘, give us'in fitting form the great story of fle . three day's conflict, and tell us in bold ‘and lasting lines how Hancock fought and Reyrolds died; and how the way-wotn soldiers froin the far-away Potomac were led to vietory by Mead! The Pennsylvanian battle, won by a Pennsylvanian General, painted by Peunsylvanian artists, for the decoration: t A REAPPEARANCE.—A Waterloo soldier and, naturally enough, was. numbered among Very recently, however, the’ identical individual returned from Atiérica, whither he had etnigrated, if not at the his own request, his name has been erased from the monument at Wiesbaden, where it had figured fer half a century among the viePROGRESSING —We learn from E. W. Welton. says the Reese River Reveille, who is with the party under A. D. Park, putting up the poles for the line of the United line is progressing finely, and from five to ten.miles of poles are being put up dnily. On the 15th instant they were ascending ti y Northera sympathizers or . batile-field ; but words cf light to me, still en the Cedar river. Division of the Chiesgo and Northwestero “Railroad, between Cedar Rapids aud Bertram. was coverrd by two or three feet of water, delaying train. since April, J&6], given sid and cumfurt to corporate borough town. caught 340 trout in ove day, vear Santa Cruz. : this year, 85 Apache lndians bave been killed by the voluuteer troops ia Arizona. SENATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CITY. will spare no pains to give general setisfaction. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. d Oates New York A Brimcher Sweetlan E Stringhtou dy E Philips do Mrs E Philips do E Jennings do W Morrish do C Richie do W Irelan San Franci A W Munson. (do H J Histner do J Dempsey do ‘ ‘ en A C Taylor do S Stanish Sacramento was over, and his regiment mustered. At RH Evans do CF Bachmann’ de J Wogelsdorf do M Colbert Omega W 8S Day Grass Valle JH Moore San Juan C D Turtier tims of the Nassua contingent. So says an or cae pe ots Stideer a a “ English paper. T Osgood Washingto Mrs Allen do BFClampett do WG Smith Auburn S B Irélan Forest Hil F Spencer Muoore’s F igs eee States Pacific Telegraph Company, that the be ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders COMPANY OF CALIPORNIA, wilt be held at the office of the Company, incthe city of Sacramento,’ GexeRaL Hawley, the ‘the Ball Ran defeat, and was the bero of the following paragtaph in the London Times* correspondenes describing the routy **T have, in three years, many times recalled that incident, and wished te know who be was whe could so ‘pussess bis soul’ in all that¢earful rout ; ‘could have and inspire bis men with so serene a culrage-— Many a time these words have rung in my ears, “Steady, men, steady :” words spoken iff darktiess, there amid the chaos’ cf 2 test in the beat and conflict of the great life-batSRE e : It was opposition to such a man, and eupport of a party who bailed all these disaserse the South with any. ‘dssurasice of . bere as their triimphs, that Mr. Jobasen de ‘ “7-1 eared to the Government office-helders of Connecticut to be the support of him aud his policy. : THERE has been a great treshet -in Iowa, The track of the lowa Tue Soldiers’ Rest at Washington has, 420,000 soldi-rs, SANTA Cxbz has been erected into a The first ‘Trusees were elected onthe 7th ofMay§ A party of San Franciscans recently -APACHES.—Since the Ist of February, of ARRIVALS AT THE FRIDAY, May 25. 1866. R.Gorder. Bear River RA Pierce Jackson R J M Black Black's Bri R E Thowpson Can h JW Ellison do do. Mrs Taylor du J P Stanly Amador C NOTICE, of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD m the TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1366. m26 E. H. MILLER, Jr. Secretary. Diamond Mountain, ninety miles enst of . Austin. Beyond Egan Canon they will complete the line as they travel. . OvuT efthree hundred mines in Cornwall, there are only nineteen paying dividends, numely nine copper, six tin, and four silver leads, and many ofthese are fust receding iu value.THe Charleston Courier states that 3,200 Freedmen have left North Carolina since January first, to-work in New England on contract at $20 per month, and that more will fullow. Epwwy Boutn.— It is reported that Edwin Booth is now or soon to be, on his way to establish an opposition theater to Maguire’s. The Atlantic Monthly, for May, pays Mr. Beoth a very bigh compliment as an-acter, pronvuucing him, in Hamlet and other leading characters, the equal of wny man that ever lived, A-AHGHLY important decision has been rendered by Judge Bland Ballard, ia the U. S. ‘Cireuit Court tor Kentucky. It is the right of the U.S. officials, indicted by the State Courts for refdsing to-allow rebels to vote; to transfer their cases to the U. 8, Courts, and thus paite a check to the vexatious litigationu instigated by secessionists. . : ‘ THE recent thaw caused great freshets in Northern and Central) Minnesota, by the sudden melting of the immense bodies of snuw which everywhere covered the ground Bridges were éwept away in every direction, and travel was almost totally suspended. Tue Petersburg (Va.) Express has infor. mation. dicect from Toronte, C. W., that John C. Breckinridge is residing there. He his home and friends. _Ex-Gevernar Price, of New Jersey, going to Washington to SUMMER CLOTHING! BUSINESS AND “DRESS SUITs, t? Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, TRUNKS, VALISES, &., &e., &e. G?,™ THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE yourselves ofthe Great Reduc'ionin Prices siiée we is weary of exile and anxious to return. to: *!cted stock of GENTS a Portrait H. W. Halleck, Major General. Gen. John F. Miller, T. B. Shannon, satiate L. C. Gunn, Thos. Hi¥, Artist. Noah Brooks, Silas W. Be on I consider Wynkoop'’s. Photo.Chromatic Oil PorLINEN SvITS, &c. aa A large anil choice lot wsUST RECEIVED And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: Also, a full’ussortment of BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, Constantly receiving fresh additions. _ iP. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor. Rroad & Pine Streets, Nevada, NEW STORE! NEW Goons: LADIES, RALLY} CLINE & ‘NOVITZEKY, -No. 30 Commerciai Street, and convince opened our store, Oar sto¢k consists in part of the choicest and best newly elected erborof Connectiout, was Captain.at . se3 owned in. this county. Free for the county. . Freeto all. Three in Five. county, except Frank Malone having boen put in splendid condition, fastti:ne and plenty of fun may be anticipated. 8 Humpkins Red Dog liquors and cigars. ther Lincoln and Grant,”’ in the counties of Nevada aiid Placer. dent, Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful precess of Photo-Chromatie Oil Painting. and consider it @ correct dnd perfect liteness of the Great and Good Man, and congratulate Mr. Wynkoop on Dealers and Barbers li : oie : supplied wags than ~~ Oppesition Steamer Day, Jame 15th. “Oppoition ie the Life of Trade EUREKA MARKET. INo. 28 Commercial Street. — . One door below Cline & Newitsky’s : NEVADA CITY.—" —— FRANK SHIRLAND '& CO., Would respectfully anvounee to the public that they have opened the above named Market, and will keep-onhand, at ail times, the very. best of} Same Day. Purse of $30. Single dash of half a mile. Second Day—Friday. Purse of $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Sawe Day: ; Purse of $100, Trotting Race. Mile heats, Free to all horses owned in the Third Day—saturday. Purse of $504: Single dash of a imile. Free The Proprietor myl CHAS. H. OSBORN, lroprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL. MLain Street, Grass Valley. » THE. Proprietor of the: abeve Hotel { fully preparee to furnish every accommoda tion te bearders. . The:Yable contains the best in the market. ‘The Bed Kuoms are H good size and comfortable. ‘Stage Office at this Ivtel. : The Bar is supplied. with the finest kinds of wine C.W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley; Apribk24th. Valuable Business Property, FOR SALE. I offer my Lot and Brick Building thereEE: 35x60 feet. opposite Masonic Building, 1t) es Pine street, and now oceupled by George E. Turner, for sale at@’low price. Fie furjeulars apply to CRAWF@QK L, LEAVITT & cv. T. ELLARD BEANS, Nevada, May 12th. Wynkoop's Portrait of Lincoln. E have appointed W. 8. DAY as Agent for *““Wynkoop’s Photo-Chromati¢ Oil Portrait of CURRIER & WINTER,‘ 620 Market Street, San Francisco. Gengral Agents for the Pacific Coast. _. TRSTIMONIALS. We, the undersigned, citizens of California. have seen W ynkoup's Portrait af our late lamented Presithe unquestionable success of his efforts and all lov ers of Art, with the unity of possessing so fine trait of Mr. LinewIn of superior excellence in ey respect. I have seen no other Purtrait of the late KE. F.'SPENOR, Agent. \ Nevada, May 24th a OPPOSITION TO: NBWYORK! ua Sur. from Mission Street ON FRID. ‘ JUN & met Connecting ai GREY wN Lp ee nif Fark rene ean aus = whaff. at 11 0’cloek, TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT}; Dunder und Blixum! Seemann Gregory & Waite, 5S eed ON LAND in their trerw aed Ot, [The old stand of Jess2.8. Wall and his sueCessor A Larger stock of Goods in their lin, “ = some. a am, ‘ BEEF, than can be found in any other. PORE: uUTTON. — --sferein the County, — 0 pe at Rt ncn — ae VEAL; “= 74 4 % os SAUSAGE, Amoanting to something ess than @ catgo for the . POUTRY, Etc:., Erc. + ; ' Whieh we will ge ewe rates, for ———— h, than ther M t in the City. — ABLE & CO. H rdware, Na oe + Wooden Ware, RACES « RAGES; sea : = bd Willow Ware GLEN BROOKE P ARK. Fhe : : Crockery Ware, SPRING MEETING, MAY 3lst, 66. : ine First Day—Thbureday. Purse 0f $75, Mile lieats, Free forall Hor. Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, ; Of the choie___ qualities. oO all Second Horse to save his entrance. ie Same Diy BARLEY, Purse of $25. Single dash of a qnarter of 4a mile. Free to-all. . a c W HEAT, Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. BRAN, The nearest time made by any Horse to three min: utes and twenty seconds wins the purse. HORTS Entrance to all the above Rares: ten per cent, pratt 7 Three Horses to enter and twotd start. The Track &e. &e. On hand and to arrive,‘ ‘— iy t ive; —— 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough’ for an Ocean Cable and. warranted not to _ break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, A.kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of (. one Goodyear. 100,000--gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at *«; the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of Teas and Coffees, more. kinds than ever knowy before. A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. President which so. vi ‘ead ses expressign, wont is soeguree aod . 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down We have seen Wynkoop’s Photo Chroma: : ; Portrait of Lieut. Gen “Grant and <a ag es ; 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We perfect and striking Likeness of him and consider it : the best picture we have ever seen. __ buy and sell the best article. D. Perry, Capt. ist Cavalry, U. 8, A. Thos. McGregon, Ist Lieut, Ist Cavalry, U, 8. A. . San Francisoo, May 24ch—if . 100 kegs Nails, assorted, * Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice RINGS Forks, Shovels, Spades, VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, Sledges, Steel, Rope, A Great Hair Restorative, Twin ¢, Rubber Packing, Demijohus . andany kind of Liquors, te fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity eee We button-hole ‘pobed for custen and have motto but ‘fair dealing. ‘ —TO ARRIVE—_ Via, Nicarag CARRYING UNITED STATES , * ‘THE North Ameren 8.8. Gee] 1,000,000 Tons of all ‘sorts of Goods sesame a rages (when we buyand pay for thems) . . : Pe beni = EN, Commander. Ribs We consult the tastes of out custémers and re ia! member always that it takes two to make a bargain ae fall of water. The transit frow Ocean to Ocean ohare SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS : "The Amerie rela Duly sen. GREGORY & WAITE. parecer aera LO¢ To SeL ers of the Ni Bar, below for the sale « are now deb best to sell'o have the Ca prebably get shortNime sii York ro gained for “~gbond itthe within six ‘m he allowed ti chase: money they would . tions fot seve made the con was raised & “ goun ag the owners were the mine whi cume forwarc $20,000 to be This was ref LiveLy Bu der’s office pr the present ti stantly employ document wa: force from tw. work done up transfers of u erty and other coming in fror sides. a consid in the way of his corps of d busy for som believe there j where the Rec evidences of b: MILL AT . about erecting on the ledge ov Eureka. ‘Ibis to the depth of lent rock has . and well defir ledges in Eure! it is expected . sixty days, . Betrer Ye West ia Little eves. A day o in the channel which 1s very 1 up for the: wee! amount to $10, Tae BANNE Banner miue ia tities of quartz, employed inh, to Stiles’. mill, tinwally. It is Prospeeriy. gotiativns are g Whigham lead best paying lea Jet searcely ups chasers are C. , ernor, and othe cisco. Rica Rock. York Company, Superintendent, rock. The old Owned by this llare per tun : y Tunoing. Cement Cus A.C. Peachy, ; Regotiating for Chime in Little New Srock. Prietors of the ¥ ed from below number of fine . ¢xcellent double

OSE NOREEN 9 ET Cnc . taake “the natives.” open their eyes. hisiness of the town. A year ‘or twosjnce * Guess not. Overhaul your exchanges-for eeemeenens ~ within a few days. . , _ Massacnusecrs hse 200tavks, COUNTY OFFICIAL PRESS. SATURDAY, MAY BB, 1866. . ‘The Baily Grauscript._. A FLUNKY.—It turasout in investigation e discovered ledges, on Pie-Nie Mountain, bout two and @ half miles from —town, are ‘turning out very. well. .One: company. is. taking out quartz that will go as high as for-. ‘ty dollars_to the toa, and another bas rock that’pays thirty dollars per ton. None ot ‘these claims bave yet been prospected to a greater depth than thirty-five feet from the surface. When they are thorougtily proepected they will turn out gold evough to It is surprising that these ledges were not found sooner. Untitwithin » few months the many indications of rich quartz-around Nevada attracted no attention. Few prospeeted and nearly all believed quartz *‘would’nt pay.”” The immense loss attendant upon the working of quartz io this secfion, in varly days, discouraged those ‘whe would uthérwise have gene to work ta develop: leads, Few considéred that these Tosses were owing to their ignorance 6f the business of quartz mining whieh prevailed among our people, but this,time has proved. re ‘ure how scores df leads in this township which are worked with immense profit and nearly si of them have been opened within a few months. These developments have ptoduced a decided change in the many of our merchants contemplated clusing up ‘business, and the city of Nevada seemed to be followitg in the ‘wake of many wining towns of the State, that are now on. Who was supposed to have fallen in battle: ly known by name. Those who had gouds . 40d, accordingly, for fifty years bad hig and could notget away, sat idly waiting ii}ame inscribed among the heroes of that efront of their doors. But things are chang. action, has suddenly risen from the desd . od now, and we doubt if there is a piace in . It appears that one William Wust, « private the State more lively or more prosperous . in the Nassua force then attached to the We hear no complaints . English army, disappeared iw the battle, than Nevada.’ ‘from odt merchants; every store is occupied ; property has greatly increased in val-. the dead. _ ue, and good rents are obtained. The prospect furthe future to both town end county is bright. Capitalists of San Francisco and . moment the battle begiftr, at least before it New York are anxious to get hold of our mines, and every blow of the pick is telling for the welfare of our people. ‘New Saw MiLh.—Gregory & Co. ure building-one of the best saw wills in the county at Crystal Springs. The engine and machinery is the same used. iu the old mill, but the frame is sew. The mill will be started on next Monday week. ArRAIGNED.—Sheriff Gentry yesterday arrived from San Quentio with Harris Piok ston and M.S. Price. These parties were sent to the States prison for cattle stealing, and were brought to this. county to be tried on another charge, before the expiration of their terms. ‘They were arraigned yester. day and given uvtil Monday next to plead. —_-— s_— THE. TRANSCRIPT says Eureka towrship, six weeks ago, contained.a p: pulation of 15 or 20 persons, all told.—Appeal. eur item and ‘when found make # note on it.” We-said the town of Eureks. The township contains one or two flourishing mining towne, with a population of several huadred. THE greenback question has aseumedsa new shape in San Francisco. It is; and long has been, the “spook” that has troubied the wits of the citizens at the Bay, and is not laid yet. ‘Ihe street car companies, it seems, recvntly raised their fares, which so incensed their patrons that fur a time they refused to ride at all, and now are resolutely tendering greenbacks, which the conduc tors decline to agcept, and are instructed to “spot” such as offer them. ‘The latter get their ride all the same. If the companies shouldbe defeated in appealing their case from Judge Rix's decisivy, they wili Pay greenbacks for everything, wages and rolling materialineluded, } ANY quaptity.of new counterfeit halfdel _ lars have: been set afloat in San Franeisco Those daied 1866 are perlect, with the exception of being a half penny weight lighter than the geauine, Cavtain Knight, of Compony D, Second Cavalry, C. V., shot a soldier of his company dead, at Strawberry Valley, on the 20th “inst. The name of the victim is Chas. Miller, and, the Captain had. te shoot him in self-defense, as the soldier was advancing on him with a knife. of the Pennsylvanian Capitol, is well worthy 6f the consideration both of the citizeus of our State and their representa tives.” : that Mr. Youtg, whe figured aaone of the gentienien getting up the so called soldiers. and sailoreident’s serenade on the 16th of April,is no other than the fellow from Worcester, Massachusetts, who was. discharged last year from the Christian Cow: mission for ealling, with five other flonkies to pay their respects-tothe rebel General . . Robert E. Lee, immediately after his sur‘render. He now occupies a. place inthe Treasury Department.—Exchange. _ Give Bandy Andy his way, and before the expiration of his term the public offices will be fitle np flunkies; the entire policy of the country will be reversed the legislation of the past . rescinded, and the term, a Uvien man, will become one of reproach at the North, while no Northern man will be *nabled to trav. safety. THe Batre oF GeTTysBUuRG—The Pennsylvaaia Legislature bas taken steps to have executed a series of paifitings representing the battle of Gettysburg in its various phases, from the first day's fight, in which General Reynolds was killed, to the final retreat of Lee: Forney ‘s Press says: “The theme is a worthy one, and we have artists worthy of the theme. Let them‘, give us'in fitting form the great story of fle . three day's conflict, and tell us in bold ‘and lasting lines how Hancock fought and Reyrolds died; and how the way-wotn soldiers froin the far-away Potomac were led to vietory by Mead! The Pennsylvanian battle, won by a Pennsylvanian General, painted by Peunsylvanian artists, for the decoration: t A REAPPEARANCE.—A Waterloo soldier and, naturally enough, was. numbered among Very recently, however, the’ identical individual returned from Atiérica, whither he had etnigrated, if not at the his own request, his name has been erased from the monument at Wiesbaden, where it had figured fer half a century among the viePROGRESSING —We learn from E. W. Welton. says the Reese River Reveille, who is with the party under A. D. Park, putting up the poles for the line of the United line is progressing finely, and from five to ten.miles of poles are being put up dnily. On the 15th instant they were ascending ti y Northera sympathizers or . batile-field ; but words cf light to me, still en the Cedar river. Division of the Chiesgo and Northwestero “Railroad, between Cedar Rapids aud Bertram. was coverrd by two or three feet of water, delaying train. since April, J&6], given sid and cumfurt to corporate borough town. caught 340 trout in ove day, vear Santa Cruz. : this year, 85 Apache lndians bave been killed by the voluuteer troops ia Arizona. SENATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREKT, NEVADA CITY. will spare no pains to give general setisfaction. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. d Oates New York A Brimcher Sweetlan E Stringhtou dy E Philips do Mrs E Philips do E Jennings do W Morrish do C Richie do W Irelan San Franci A W Munson. (do H J Histner do J Dempsey do ‘ ‘ en A C Taylor do S Stanish Sacramento was over, and his regiment mustered. At RH Evans do CF Bachmann’ de J Wogelsdorf do M Colbert Omega W 8S Day Grass Valle JH Moore San Juan C D Turtier tims of the Nassua contingent. So says an or cae pe ots Stideer a a “ English paper. T Osgood Washingto Mrs Allen do BFClampett do WG Smith Auburn S B Irélan Forest Hil F Spencer Muoore’s F igs eee States Pacific Telegraph Company, that the be ANNUAL MEETING of the Stockholders COMPANY OF CALIPORNIA, wilt be held at the office of the Company, incthe city of Sacramento,’ GexeRaL Hawley, the ‘the Ball Ran defeat, and was the bero of the following paragtaph in the London Times* correspondenes describing the routy **T have, in three years, many times recalled that incident, and wished te know who be was whe could so ‘pussess bis soul’ in all that¢earful rout ; ‘could have and inspire bis men with so serene a culrage-— Many a time these words have rung in my ears, “Steady, men, steady :” words spoken iff darktiess, there amid the chaos’ cf 2 test in the beat and conflict of the great life-batSRE e : It was opposition to such a man, and eupport of a party who bailed all these disaserse the South with any. ‘dssurasice of . bere as their triimphs, that Mr. Jobasen de ‘ “7-1 eared to the Government office-helders of Connecticut to be the support of him aud his policy. : THERE has been a great treshet -in Iowa, The track of the lowa Tue Soldiers’ Rest at Washington has, 420,000 soldi-rs, SANTA Cxbz has been erected into a The first ‘Trusees were elected onthe 7th ofMay§ A party of San Franciscans recently -APACHES.—Since the Ist of February, of ARRIVALS AT THE FRIDAY, May 25. 1866. R.Gorder. Bear River RA Pierce Jackson R J M Black Black's Bri R E Thowpson Can h JW Ellison do do. Mrs Taylor du J P Stanly Amador C NOTICE, of the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD m the TENTH DAY OF JULY. 1366. m26 E. H. MILLER, Jr. Secretary. Diamond Mountain, ninety miles enst of . Austin. Beyond Egan Canon they will complete the line as they travel. . OvuT efthree hundred mines in Cornwall, there are only nineteen paying dividends, numely nine copper, six tin, and four silver leads, and many ofthese are fust receding iu value.THe Charleston Courier states that 3,200 Freedmen have left North Carolina since January first, to-work in New England on contract at $20 per month, and that more will fullow. Epwwy Boutn.— It is reported that Edwin Booth is now or soon to be, on his way to establish an opposition theater to Maguire’s. The Atlantic Monthly, for May, pays Mr. Beoth a very bigh compliment as an-acter, pronvuucing him, in Hamlet and other leading characters, the equal of wny man that ever lived, A-AHGHLY important decision has been rendered by Judge Bland Ballard, ia the U. S. ‘Cireuit Court tor Kentucky. It is the right of the U.S. officials, indicted by the State Courts for refdsing to-allow rebels to vote; to transfer their cases to the U. 8, Courts, and thus paite a check to the vexatious litigationu instigated by secessionists. . : ‘ THE recent thaw caused great freshets in Northern and Central) Minnesota, by the sudden melting of the immense bodies of snuw which everywhere covered the ground Bridges were éwept away in every direction, and travel was almost totally suspended. Tue Petersburg (Va.) Express has infor. mation. dicect from Toronte, C. W., that John C. Breckinridge is residing there. He his home and friends. _Ex-Gevernar Price, of New Jersey, going to Washington to SUMMER CLOTHING! BUSINESS AND “DRESS SUITs, t? Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, TRUNKS, VALISES, &., &e., &e. G?,™ THE NEW DRY GOODS STORE yourselves ofthe Great Reduc'ionin Prices siiée we is weary of exile and anxious to return. to: *!cted stock of GENTS a Portrait H. W. Halleck, Major General. Gen. John F. Miller, T. B. Shannon, satiate L. C. Gunn, Thos. Hi¥, Artist. Noah Brooks, Silas W. Be on I consider Wynkoop'’s. Photo.Chromatic Oil PorLINEN SvITS, &c. aa A large anil choice lot wsUST RECEIVED And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: Also, a full’ussortment of BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, Constantly receiving fresh additions. _ iP. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer,

Cor. Rroad & Pine Streets, Nevada, NEW STORE! NEW Goons: LADIES, RALLY} CLINE & ‘NOVITZEKY, -No. 30 Commerciai Street, and convince opened our store, Oar sto¢k consists in part of the choicest and best newly elected erborof Connectiout, was Captain.at . se3 owned in. this county. Free for the county. . Freeto all. Three in Five. county, except Frank Malone having boen put in splendid condition, fastti:ne and plenty of fun may be anticipated. 8 Humpkins Red Dog liquors and cigars. ther Lincoln and Grant,”’ in the counties of Nevada aiid Placer. dent, Abraham Lincoln, by bis new and beautiful precess of Photo-Chromatie Oil Painting. and consider it @ correct dnd perfect liteness of the Great and Good Man, and congratulate Mr. Wynkoop on Dealers and Barbers li : oie : supplied wags than ~~ Oppesition Steamer Day, Jame 15th. “Oppoition ie the Life of Trade EUREKA MARKET. INo. 28 Commercial Street. — . One door below Cline & Newitsky’s : NEVADA CITY.—" —— FRANK SHIRLAND '& CO., Would respectfully anvounee to the public that they have opened the above named Market, and will keep-onhand, at ail times, the very. best of} Same Day. Purse of $30. Single dash of half a mile. Second Day—Friday. Purse of $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Sawe Day: ; Purse of $100, Trotting Race. Mile heats, Free to all horses owned in the Third Day—saturday. Purse of $504: Single dash of a imile. Free The Proprietor myl CHAS. H. OSBORN, lroprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL. MLain Street, Grass Valley. » THE. Proprietor of the: abeve Hotel { fully preparee to furnish every accommoda tion te bearders. . The:Yable contains the best in the market. ‘The Bed Kuoms are H good size and comfortable. ‘Stage Office at this Ivtel. : The Bar is supplied. with the finest kinds of wine C.W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley; Apribk24th. Valuable Business Property, FOR SALE. I offer my Lot and Brick Building thereEE: 35x60 feet. opposite Masonic Building, 1t) es Pine street, and now oceupled by George E. Turner, for sale at@’low price. Fie furjeulars apply to CRAWF@QK L, LEAVITT & cv. T. ELLARD BEANS, Nevada, May 12th. Wynkoop's Portrait of Lincoln. E have appointed W. 8. DAY as Agent for *““Wynkoop’s Photo-Chromati¢ Oil Portrait of CURRIER & WINTER,‘ 620 Market Street, San Francisco. Gengral Agents for the Pacific Coast. _. TRSTIMONIALS. We, the undersigned, citizens of California. have seen W ynkoup's Portrait af our late lamented Presithe unquestionable success of his efforts and all lov ers of Art, with the unity of possessing so fine trait of Mr. LinewIn of superior excellence in ey respect. I have seen no other Purtrait of the late KE. F.'SPENOR, Agent. \ Nevada, May 24th a OPPOSITION TO: NBWYORK! ua Sur. from Mission Street ON FRID. ‘ JUN & met Connecting ai GREY wN Lp ee nif Fark rene ean aus = whaff. at 11 0’cloek, TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT}; Dunder und Blixum! Seemann Gregory & Waite, 5S eed ON LAND in their trerw aed Ot, [The old stand of Jess2.8. Wall and his sueCessor A Larger stock of Goods in their lin, “ = some. a am, ‘ BEEF, than can be found in any other. PORE: uUTTON. — --sferein the County, — 0 pe at Rt ncn — ae VEAL; “= 74 4 % os SAUSAGE, Amoanting to something ess than @ catgo for the . POUTRY, Etc:., Erc. + ; ' Whieh we will ge ewe rates, for ———— h, than ther M t in the City. — ABLE & CO. H rdware, Na oe + Wooden Ware, RACES « RAGES; sea : = bd Willow Ware GLEN BROOKE P ARK. Fhe : : Crockery Ware, SPRING MEETING, MAY 3lst, 66. : ine First Day—Thbureday. Purse 0f $75, Mile lieats, Free forall Hor. Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE.) GROCERIES & PROVISIONS, WINES AND LIQUORS, ; Of the choie___ qualities. oO all Second Horse to save his entrance. ie Same Diy BARLEY, Purse of $25. Single dash of a qnarter of 4a mile. Free to-all. . a c W HEAT, Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. BRAN, The nearest time made by any Horse to three min: utes and twenty seconds wins the purse. HORTS Entrance to all the above Rares: ten per cent, pratt 7 Three Horses to enter and twotd start. The Track &e. &e. On hand and to arrive,‘ ‘— iy t ive; —— 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough’ for an Ocean Cable and. warranted not to _ break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, A.kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of (. one Goodyear. 100,000--gallons of Kerosene; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at *«; the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of Teas and Coffees, more. kinds than ever knowy before. A few Cords of Bacon, warranted corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. President which so. vi ‘ead ses expressign, wont is soeguree aod . 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down We have seen Wynkoop’s Photo Chroma: : ; Portrait of Lieut. Gen “Grant and <a ag es ; 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We perfect and striking Likeness of him and consider it : the best picture we have ever seen. __ buy and sell the best article. D. Perry, Capt. ist Cavalry, U. 8, A. Thos. McGregon, Ist Lieut, Ist Cavalry, U, 8. A. . San Francisoo, May 24ch—if . 100 kegs Nails, assorted, * Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice RINGS Forks, Shovels, Spades, VEGETABLE AMBROSIA, Sledges, Steel, Rope, A Great Hair Restorative, Twin ¢, Rubber Packing, Demijohus . andany kind of Liquors, te fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity eee We button-hole ‘pobed for custen and have motto but ‘fair dealing. ‘ —TO ARRIVE—_ Via, Nicarag CARRYING UNITED STATES , * ‘THE North Ameren 8.8. Gee] 1,000,000 Tons of all ‘sorts of Goods sesame a rages (when we buyand pay for thems) . . : Pe beni = EN, Commander. Ribs We consult the tastes of out custémers and re ia! member always that it takes two to make a bargain ae fall of water. The transit frow Ocean to Ocean ohare SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS : "The Amerie rela Duly sen. GREGORY & WAITE. parecer aera LO¢ To SeL ers of the Ni Bar, below for the sale « are now deb best to sell'o have the Ca prebably get shortNime sii York ro gained for “~gbond itthe within six ‘m he allowed ti chase: money they would . tions fot seve made the con was raised & “ goun ag the owners were the mine whi cume forwarc $20,000 to be This was ref LiveLy Bu der’s office pr the present ti stantly employ document wa: force from tw. work done up transfers of u erty and other coming in fror sides. a consid in the way of his corps of d busy for som believe there j where the Rec evidences of b: MILL AT . about erecting on the ledge ov Eureka. ‘Ibis to the depth of lent rock has . and well defir ledges in Eure! it is expected . sixty days, . Betrer Ye West ia Little eves. A day o in the channel which 1s very 1 up for the: wee! amount to $10, Tae BANNE Banner miue ia tities of quartz, employed inh, to Stiles’. mill, tinwally. It is Prospeeriy. gotiativns are g Whigham lead best paying lea Jet searcely ups chasers are C. , ernor, and othe cisco. Rica Rock. York Company, Superintendent, rock. The old Owned by this llare per tun : y Tunoing. Cement Cus A.C. Peachy, ; Regotiating for Chime in Little New Srock. Prietors of the ¥ ed from below number of fine . ¢xcellent double