May 29, 1866 (4 pages)

Nar ANE NN AN RR a RR RNR HEIR ot MLA NOIR AAP OA MTIMC TH SURO CRO OLB i NE RRB MAMET ERT aes a eas . aia rs See ‘THe Bounpany Line.—A few days letter from the diice of the Surveyor Genpervisors of this county that_ his deputy wrould be Sn.Bege Wally on Eriday. ort for the perpese of fixing the boundary line between this county and Placer. So it sppers that the Supervisors ef Placer are determined to force the question to issue regardless of ag understan@ing which they had at therr-4ate conferente. with the Board of thie cuunty, and the representative of the Serveypt General is a willing patty-to the transaction. The .solleretanding between the representatives of the two counties was that the fine shenld be rug in August, and that if either party should conclude te take any other course the other should be notified. The Supervisors of Placec applied to the Deputy State Surveyer—Hougliton being in. the East. That officer appointed w@ deputy to ren the line, and all arrangeanents were pertented before a word of the propesed action was comntunicated to this couaty. Immediately following thie, another letter came, mentioning next Friday ‘as thedsy. The Supervisers of this county will neither submit te the dishonest pro. ithin the men = . The fall ae indicated by ‘office of the South Yuba Canal Company is 4.36. inches. This is heavier than. the fal) in the valleys, but the farmers of ‘these lu calities, where grain ripeos earlier than ia the mountains, have sustained great losses leveled. te . the ground by the weight of water. Iu some localities the injury is so great that reaping will have te be done with sythes, the grain being too badly broken to admit of the use @f reuping machives. Hay which was eat and left upon the greund te eure before the rains, is entirely destroyed or se blackened as to greatly injure its sale. In many places the farmers hive mienrd ¥s theown the jay into stacks as is common in the East, thus preventing great injury from the rains, In the mouatains the late storm bas done no injury ; on the contrary, it has been beneficial. The crops of hay and grain are not far enough advanced to be injured, and maliy fielde that would not have been worth harvesting, have taken a vigorous start and bid fair to yield handsome crops. The hydraulic miners have also been greatly benefitted by the abundant Leupply of water and will: be able to eentinue work almost uatil the next winters’ storm set im. The great diversity of. svil and climate is shown by the effects of the’ present sterm throughout the State. The Ccedings of Placer in thie matter, nor be ernps of the valley may be destroyed, but dragooued by the Surveyor General. It is impossible te make a survey of. the line at this season of the year. The snow all aleng the line, from the head waters of Bear tiver to the State line, the only part of the boundacy in dispute, is from fire . to twenty feet deap. ‘The etreams are high and évéry ravine so full of water that it is . them. At’ this Sedsvn— of the —year—the} the mountains will yield in abundanes.— The fertile lands of the foot-hille are gradually being occupied and cultivated, and they will soon becom the best farming lands in the State. A ride through the Hower_part-ofthis county will satisfy“any one that no better lands for farms ean be found anywhere. sy eourve of-Bear river cannot be determined. . 64 gleam of light has recently been thrown The sargey cannot be made. Men who are familiar with tke ground to be goue over'know this well.” "The partive might go}# young man calling himself Charles H. there and rua aa imaginary hne but it will not establish aaything. The people of this county desire to have the boundary question permanently settled. They want a fair survey and will be satisfied with nothing less. Let thé Surveyor General wait uitil such a thing is practicable aud the Supervisors of this, couaty will ve eatisiied. If he dues otherwise, fer the purpese of establishing a line, bis euevey will be as worthless as se much blaak paper. Rerouwes:—D. 0. MeCarthy, of the Flag, Batwett and others, artived in this city on Saturday from owLake. They bad s rough trip through the shew, but report the eew district the richest on the coast. , ToTaL Rais .—The total rain fall during the seasvn up to 10 o'clock Sunday, accord: ing te the guage at the office of the South “Yuba Canal Company, is 59.12inches: The fall for May, ep to the same hour, was 4,36 inches. a Evu. Ties ~The New York Tribune says that we have fallen on pestileatial . days. Ctiolera’ iw the Orient, Italy and South France, tricking in Germany, rinder. pest in Russin, Holland and England? whereunto the sheep plague is added.— These ate not all. Even the birds in Italy are dying by thousand of miasina, and a marine epidemic on the cuast has made shrimps uf the French oysters, Reetwsray Law os THe Buaite=<The Copperhead papers are in a terrible glow of anger wverthe Registry Act. Tt'sa horri ble bilk Itis a party -act, absolutely requiring copperheads to go through the same routine as Unien men to secure a registration ! That's horrible. Copperheads ought to have special privileges on account of extra loyalty! ne Tr te enid that not a “Democratic” paper, except one, in West Vitgiaia, is edited by itis who ¢an Vote. Several of them are run by returned rebels, otters by those who have not been in the State long envugh to excommupicnted by the Metropolitay of Cape Town, Afties. The anathema runs in Royo phere gang with the upon the mysterious murder of Dr. Burdell, at New York, in 1857, by the confession of Golden, while under arrest in Newburyport Massachusetts, and in jail. It appears that he was selected to be her agent in killing Burdell, but rejected a knife given him by the woman, Mrs. Cunningham, for that purposé, and escorted one of her daughters to the theater. On their returp, at balfpastone, he noticed the smoky smell in the street ;.met Mrs. Cunningham with & napkin stained with blood ; saw Snodgrass in his room, the bosom of his shirt stained with bleed; as he said from the nose bleed, and went to bed feeling ‘that the murder had beef committed. Next morning Mrs. Cunaingham gave him nine hundred dollars and told him to leave the country, Which he did. The woman, whu got clear, is said to be now residing somewhere in California.— Several years sivce she was recognized in wretch, whose heart wes -blyek enough to permit him, entered thé little inclosure set apart in Laurel Grove Cemetery for the Yankee gone to hell’. We will wager it is the came individual who spent his time in cursing onr lamented Abrabam Lincoln, and dhathematizing the Government and slindering the a of Northern ladies in, bar-roome., e would be glad te see the creature hung whe dures thus defy the ‘wrath of an avenging God by sucrilegiously insulting the ashes of brave men.—Savannah Republican. teemamall 4 ' Monev.—Mongy is « queer institution. It buys provender, satisfivs justice and heals woua'ed honor. Everything revolves itself inte cash from: stack jobbing to building churches. Childhwod craves pennies ; youth aspires to dimes; manhood is ewayed by the mighty dollars. The blacksmith awings his sledge, the lawyer pleads for bimelient, and the judge decides his question of life or death for bis salary. Money makes the man, therefore tn must make inaney, if he would be respected by fools, for the’ eye of the world looks through golden spectacles, It buys Bruse-le carpets. 2m curtaine, gilded cornices, rich furniture, and bui ds mar: ble mansions. It drives us. te-church in splendid a and pays the rent of the my lady—it cimmands the respect of Raping crowds, ins obsequious attention: It enables us ti be charitable, te send Bibles te the er tat remove domestic indigonte.It gilds the rngged scenes af jJife, and sprends weethem a velvet carpet colt te vur tread; the rude pe a aod turmoils are encase! ina gilt frame. t.bids esre yunish, southes the anguish of the bed of eek destroyer, bs mtb PS a had ig at none, but levels all mortal distinctions, and Bhs, ’ ni n hed ¥ titude of the faithful a2 a heathen . J iat (pp! Pte ee) baw YT . ag the -_INSOLT Toe Loyvat DEAD.—A’ Base. burial of Union soldiers, and defaced ene . of the wenden boards by penciling “anuther. in Michigen. ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. 4 Sunpay & Monpay, May 27-8, 1866. D O. MeCarty.San Fr D Lazin Nevada J Vogelsdorff-do TC Randall do Wm 8mith do . WiLovey do A Evans do C D Tarner do « AS Halhdie do F Senner do W B Partridgedo’ JO. Smith do A Brown Mill Jd Hamilton do 8 B Ireland For Hill J 8 Raymond do W HGilleland Uni’e W Hoffman do S Quick do J R Parker de. J D. Bowen do PL MeGill do H P Jones Madow L.A M Allee do T Eve do J 1 Caldwell do‘ J Gallaway do C Cornell do A Gishwiller do F Babeock Deer cre’k R Svott Grass Valley L-Herechman do W H Bailey do ED Herrick G Flat W H Osgood do M MeAra Mos’o eaeek W D Hand do J J Jones Grizzly hill E Fellows do H BChurehill Sao T D Welck do M Green Omega NM Barnett Can bill R Hilton You Bet RK E Thompéon do J Leech do J H Vanewan do W H_H Coffman do H Miller Col Hill ‘W Asher Yuba F Mumus Washingt G Stokes Monroeville B F Clampitt do _—-M Pixley ie J W Brown do R MeMurray Chero ‘T Arthur Virginia ci L W Preble Hunts H A C Fargo do NGS TO CREDITORS.—In the Probate Court mand for the county of Nevada and State of California. in the matter of the Ks tate of Chrisostoine G eceased. Notice and all persons having" clains against ssid deers within four months after the first *publication of this notice. to che undersigned, at the county, State of California. Z W.W. COZZEVWS., J. I. Caldwell, Atty. __. , may.9 NOTICE, YHE ANNU AL MEETING of the Stockholders of thé CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Pinte Serge oe SAUFORNIA, will be held at the offiee of the Conipany, in the city of Sacramen ou the TENFH Day OF JULY. Lads. i. GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES -or— BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &c, A large aad choice lot SUST RECEIVED 4And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: Also, a full assortment of CF Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, ___.Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c., ken, &e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. LADIES, RALLY !. ‘CLINE @& Noviraky, i ° fy ong Se ae aeeienie itt. cane hy te Ree mae sarah ~ saying that he wanted to buy one. The youth attending the shop showed him a large . revolver, and notified him that it was load. and placing his thumb on the trgger and several geptiemen as that of Lieutenant Louis Atrens, Veteran Reserve Corps, of the Freedmen's Bureau, and attached to General Howard’s Staff, He was a native of Hungary, and it is stated that he came of a noble family. He wae reeently on duty in North Carolina, and leaves a wife ET hime te NEVADA CITY.” FRANK SHIRLAND '& CO., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have opened the above named. Market, and . will Keep on hand, at-all times, thé Gory beat POUTRY, Erc., Etc. Which we will furnish ower rates, for éash, than any other Market in the City. ' ¥ F. SHIRLAND & CO. GLENBROUK: PARK. SPRING MEETING, MAY 31st, 66. —Thursday. ile heats, Free for all Hor——— Purse of $75. ses owned in this eeinty. Same Day. Purse of $30. Single dash of half a mile, Free for the county. oe Seeond Day—Friday. Purse of $100; Mile heats, Three. in Five. Same Day. Purse of $100. Trotting Race. Mile heats, [" Free te all horses owned in the t Frank Malone d Day—Saturday. Purse of 850; Singic dash of a mile. Free to save his entrance. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Three in Five. county, excep’ to all, Second H Purse Of $25. ° Single dash of a. quarter of amile. Free to all. Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. The nearest time made by any Horse to three minutesand twenty secunds wins the purse. Entrance to all the above Haces, ten per cent. Three Horses to enter and twoto start. The Track having boen put inv splendid condition, fast time and plenty of fun may be anticipated. The Proprietor togive [ROR ° BORN, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Main Street, Grass-Vatiey. . THE Proprietor of the abeve ‘Hotel i lly prepared to furnish’ eve: tion to bearders 2: ‘ The Tab best in the market. The Bed of goed size and comfortable. Stage Office at this liquors and cigars. Grass Valley, April/24th.” Valuable Business Prope FOR SALE. C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. I offer my Lot and Brick Building therebeprner opposite Masonic Building, st bow eceup) George urner; for sale f ulara apply to da ‘ is given by the ealerciguad, administrator of above named Estate,to the creditors of ms T. ELLARD Nevada, May 12th. Wynkoop’s, Portrait of Lincoln, ° E have appointed W. 8. ‘*Wynkoop’s PhotoLincola and Grant,”’ in the counties of Nevada and CURRIER & WINTE 620. Market Street, San Fra General Agents for the Pacific Coast. TESTIMONIALS. undersigned, citizens of California. have § Portrait of our late lamented PresiLiveoln, by bis new and beautiful precess of Photo-Chromatic Qil Painting. and eon‘. sider it a cerrectand perfect wig of the Great Congratulate Mr. Wynk. on success of his efforts tba all lov Y of possessi « Halleck, Major General, T. B. Shannon, Thos. Hill, Artist, Bilas ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchCounty Clerk’s office, in Ney city, Nevada DAT os Aetet: & Chidmatic Of Poresitor and Good Man, and the unquestionable ers of Art, with the Gen. John F. Miller, : Noah Brooks, L. W. Emest, 8. Brannan. : , I consider Wynkoop’s Phote Chromatic Oil Portrait of Mr. LinoJdn of lence i I have seen payin Portrait of the aa which so vividly recalis his features and We have seen W Portrait of Lieut. perfect and striki .the best picture we ‘are ah rant and pronounce a Likeness of him and eboasider it . Perry, Capt. ist Cavalry, U. 8, A. Thos. MoGregon, Jst Lieut, Ist Cavalry San Francisco, May 24th—tf Gppesition Steamer Day, Jume 15th, OPPOSITION TO NEW YORE?! Via, Nicaragua NITED. creer Aa i. BLRTHEN Go ee SA Pam Mis te NEW STORE! NEW Goops A Go,% ‘raw kW Dae ‘Goons dione yeuranar stg erent a. . —. is ‘ ae ‘Gregory & Waite, than can be found im any other. Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to break connection. . which we are selling to the benefit of / one Goodyear. and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. the present rates. ee them and warranted to burn. corn fed. ® o£ F i xam ! ‘ ‘eval Amounting to something “ess'than'a ‘chrgo for, fe 4 We peo) More Quicksilver than we want s De ES be Meapuw & days betwee H*** ON HAND in their Store and Celtar, have fallen i It snowed s¢ [The old stand of Jens 8. Wall and lity) shocesson,) B suppove (cor A Larger stock of Goods in their ita, § it stilt men whe cat * ‘snow oa all: miles of this can teed, an cupted by b intended for ing erected. of the oppos ow Lake, ar lumber into enough to fle through the . waded with uivans of roy aills in the } of competitors, BEWARE) auch a coad haul over the GROCERIES, & PROVISIONg § s,m brought io fr. petition in th WINES AND LIQUORS, aad building . Of the choice -qualities. ee BLvE Léa BARLEY, as we learn t WHEAT, Affine on Tho por week, fre ° = N, pe cleaning up SHORTS, contains one The Kastern a Ke. ke week.” Theit Seeatinseindes Tucker. are ri ‘On hand and to arrive, ° reaping good ___‘moatly_toarfive,— sds on the face.o that a new tu 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough § Rick specim Gouge Eye ¢ our inferwan bea thriving ‘Afew miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, [. cement cisim is projected. _ AccipentT 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Latd & dent dcéubréd near Red Dog two nlen*wer had put in ac ‘the blast did r ed to drill oat discharged it. ly hired in the 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in § jured that it “eyes. Samue not dangerous Sugars of all kinds, a mountain o them. County c Teas and Coffees, more kinds than § bery. Plead pear oe Weda The People . A few Cords ‘of Bacon, warranted . "™° “ence continged for Rafford ve On hand, ‘also, a big pile of Lard, that") irom his debt never made a sheep’s acquaintanée, or po sale. Court udje 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down Decuanart Curnew, Job 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We Wm. Harrie a buy and sell the best article, of England, y Tntention to b 100 kegs Nails, assorted. States, with ti Rakes, Hoes, Piteliforks, Sluice Tae Fourt A Anviversar Ferks, Sho s yuu peng ae pres should be cele Sledges, Steel, Rope, been taken fur Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns Last year the apd any kindof Liquors; to ill them. “Valley. +. 3 Case and ShelfGoodsin any quantity Brith the oi ining . Mnitesin « cele % lia centrally mectte bat “tals dealings” em oat re” tamicht be as Benes, It wo * public dinne —TO ABRIVE— Pi as 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods yo? rie (when-we buy and pay for them.) would ithe is Grass Valley t member always that it tates two to makes bags Hf blominent cen a. ‘ame number

Nar ANE NN AN RR a RR RNR HEIR ot MLA NOIR AAP OA MTIMC TH SURO CRO OLB i NE RRB MAMET ERT aes a eas . aia rs See ‘THe Bounpany Line.—A few days letter from the diice of the Surveyor Genpervisors of this county that_ his deputy wrould be Sn.Bege Wally on Eriday. ort for the perpese of fixing the boundary line between this county and Placer. So it sppers that the Supervisors ef Placer are determined to force the question to issue regardless of ag understan@ing which they had at therr-4ate conferente. with the Board of thie cuunty, and the representative of the Serveypt General is a willing patty-to the transaction. The .solleretanding between the representatives of the two counties was that the fine shenld be rug in August, and that if either party should conclude te take any other course the other should be notified. The Supervisors of Placec applied to the Deputy State Surveyer—Hougliton being in. the East. That officer appointed w@ deputy to ren the line, and all arrangeanents were pertented before a word of the propesed action was comntunicated to this couaty. Immediately following thie, another letter came, mentioning next Friday ‘as thedsy. The Supervisers of this county will neither submit te the dishonest pro. ithin the men = . The fall ae indicated by ‘office of the South Yuba Canal Company is 4.36. inches.. This is heavier than. the fal) in the valleys, but the farmers of ‘these lu calities, where grain ripeos earlier than ia the mountains, have sustained great losses leveled. te . the ground by the weight of water. Iu some localities the injury is so great that reaping will have te be done with sythes, the grain being too badly broken to admit of the use @f reuping machives. Hay which was eat and left upon the greund te eure before the rains, is entirely destroyed or se blackened as to greatly injure its sale. In many places the farmers hive mienrd ¥s theown the jay into stacks as is common in the East, thus preventing great injury from the rains, In the mouatains the late storm bas done no injury ; on the contrary, it has been beneficial. The crops of hay and grain are not far enough advanced to be injured, and maliy fielde that would not have been worth harvesting, have taken a vigorous start and bid fair to yield handsome crops. The hydraulic miners have also been greatly benefitted by the abundant Leupply of water and will: be able to eentinue work almost uatil the next winters’ storm set im. The great diversity of. svil and climate is shown by the effects of the’ present sterm throughout the State. The Ccedings of Placer in thie matter, nor be ernps of the valley may be destroyed, but dragooued by the Surveyor General. It is impossible te make a survey of. the line at this season of the year. The snow all aleng the line, from the head waters of Bear tiver to the State line, the only part of the boundacy in dispute, is from fire . to twenty feet deap. ‘The etreams are high and évéry ravine so full of water that it is . them. At’ this Sedsvn— of the —year—the} the mountains will yield in abundanes.— The fertile lands of the foot-hille are gradually being occupied and cultivated, and they will soon becom the best farming lands in the State. A ride through the Hower_part-ofthis county will satisfy“any one that no better lands for farms ean be found anywhere. sy eourve of-Bear river cannot be determined. . 64 gleam of light has recently been thrown The sargey cannot be made. Men who are familiar with tke ground to be goue over'know this well.” "The partive might go}# young man calling himself Charles H. there and rua aa imaginary hne but it will not establish aaything. The people of this county desire to have the boundary question permanently settled. They want a fair survey and will be satisfied with nothing less. Let thé Surveyor General wait uitil such a thing is practicable aud the Supervisors of this, couaty will ve eatisiied. If he dues otherwise, fer the purpese of establishing a line, bis euevey will be as worthless as se much blaak paper. Rerouwes:—D. 0. MeCarthy, of the Flag, Batwett and others, artived in this city on Saturday from owLake. They bad s rough trip through the shew, but report the eew district the richest on the coast. , ToTaL Rais .—The total rain fall during the seasvn up to 10 o'clock Sunday, accord: ing te the guage at the office of the South “Yuba Canal Company, is 59.12inches: The fall for May, ep to the same hour, was 4,36 inches. a Evu. Ties ~The New York Tribune says that we have fallen on pestileatial . days. Ctiolera’ iw the Orient, Italy and South France, tricking in Germany, rinder. pest in Russin, Holland and England? whereunto the sheep plague is added.— These ate not all. Even the birds in Italy are dying by thousand of miasina, and a marine epidemic on the cuast has made shrimps uf the French oysters, Reetwsray Law os THe Buaite=<The Copperhead papers are in a terrible glow of anger wverthe Registry Act. Tt'sa horri ble bilk Itis a party -act, absolutely requiring copperheads to go through the same routine as Unien men to secure a registration ! That's horrible. Copperheads ought to have special privileges on account of extra loyalty! ne Tr te enid that not a “Democratic” paper, except one, in West Vitgiaia, is edited by itis who ¢an Vote. Several of them are run by returned rebels, otters by those who have not been in the State long envugh to excommupicnted by the Metropolitay of Cape Town, Afties. The anathema runs in Royo phere gang with the upon the mysterious murder of Dr. Burdell, at New York, in 1857, by the confession of Golden, while under arrest in Newburyport Massachusetts, and in jail. It appears that he was selected to be her agent in killing Burdell, but rejected a knife given him by the woman, Mrs. Cunningham, for that purposé, and escorted one of her daughters to the theater. On their returp, at balfpastone, he noticed the smoky smell in the street ;.met Mrs. Cunningham with & napkin stained with blood ; saw Snodgrass in his room, the bosom of his shirt stained with bleed; as he said from the nose bleed, and went to bed feeling ‘that the murder had beef committed. Next morning Mrs. Cunaingham gave him nine hundred dollars and told him to leave the country, Which he did. The woman, whu got clear, is said to be now residing somewhere in California.— Several years sivce she was recognized in wretch, whose heart wes -blyek enough to permit him, entered thé little inclosure set apart in Laurel Grove Cemetery for the Yankee gone to hell’. We will wager it is the came individual who spent his time in cursing onr lamented Abrabam Lincoln, and dhathematizing the Government and slindering the a of Northern ladies in, bar-roome., e would be glad te see the creature hung whe dures thus defy the ‘wrath of an avenging God by sucrilegiously insulting the ashes of brave men.—Savannah Republican. teemamall 4 ' Monev.—Mongy is « queer institution. It buys provender, satisfivs justice and heals woua'ed honor. Everything revolves itself inte cash from: stack jobbing to building churches. Childhwod craves pennies ; youth aspires to dimes; manhood is ewayed by the mighty dollars. The blacksmith awings his sledge, the lawyer pleads for bimelient, and the judge decides his question of life or death for bis salary. Money makes the man, therefore tn must make inaney, if he would be respected by fools, for the’ eye of the world looks through golden spectacles, It buys Bruse-le carpets. 2m curtaine, gilded cornices, rich furniture, and bui ds mar: ble mansions. It drives us. te-church in splendid a and pays the rent of the my lady—it cimmands the respect of Raping crowds, ins obsequious attention: It enables us ti be charitable, te send Bibles te the er tat remove domestic indigonte.It gilds the rngged scenes af jJife, and sprends weethem a velvet carpet colt te vur tread; the rude pe a aod turmoils are encase! ina gilt frame.. t.bids esre yunish, southes the anguish of the bed of eek destroyer, bs mtb PS a had ig at none, but levels all mortal distinctions, and Bhs, ’ ni n hed ¥ titude of the faithful a2 a heathen . J iat (pp! Pte ee) baw YT . ag the -_INSOLT Toe Loyvat DEAD.—A’ Base. burial of Union soldiers, and defaced ene . of the wenden boards by penciling “anuther. in Michigen. ABRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL BROAD STREET. NEVADA CITY. 4 Sunpay & Monpay, May 27-8, 1866. D O. MeCarty.San Fr D Lazin Nevada J Vogelsdorff-do TC Randall do Wm 8mith do . WiLovey do A Evans do C D Tarner do « AS Halhdie do F Senner do W B Partridgedo’ JO. Smith do A Brown Mill Jd Hamilton do 8 B Ireland For Hill J 8 Raymond do W HGilleland Uni’e W Hoffman do S Quick do J R Parker de. J D. Bowen do PL MeGill do H P Jones Madow L.A M Allee do T Eve do J 1 Caldwell do‘ J Gallaway do C Cornell do A Gishwiller do F Babeock Deer cre’k R Svott Grass Valley L-Herechman do W H Bailey do ED Herrick G Flat W H Osgood do M MeAra Mos’o eaeek W D Hand do J J Jones Grizzly hill E Fellows do H BChurehill Sao T D Welck do M Green Omega NM Barnett Can bill R Hilton You Bet RK E Thompéon do J Leech do J H Vanewan do W H_H Coffman do H Miller Col Hill ‘W Asher Yuba F Mumus Washingt G Stokes Monroeville B F Clampitt do _—-M Pixley ie J W Brown do R MeMurray Chero ‘T Arthur Virginia ci L W Preble Hunts H A C Fargo do NGS TO CREDITORS.—In the Probate Court mand for the county of Nevada and State of California. in the matter of the Ks tate of Chrisostoine G eceased. Notice and all persons having" clains against ssid deers within four months after the first *publication of this notice. to che undersigned, at the county, State of California. Z W.W. COZZEVWS., J. I. Caldwell, Atty. __. , may.9 NOTICE, YHE ANNU AL MEETING of the Stockholders of thé CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD Pinte Serge oe SAUFORNIA, will be held at the offiee of the Conipany, in the city of Sacramen ou the TENFH Day OF JULY. Lads. i. GENTS SUMMER CLOTHING! NEW STYLES -or— BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, LINEN SUITS, &c, A large aad choice lot SUST RECEIVED 4And will be sold at REDUCED RATES: Also, a full assortment of CF Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, ___.Boy’s Clothing, all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &c., ken, &e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Importer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada. LADIES, RALLY !.

‘CLINE @& Noviraky, i ° fy ong Se ae aeeienie itt. cane hy te Ree mae sarah ~ saying that he wanted to buy one. The youth attending the shop showed him a large . revolver, and notified him that it was load. and placing his thumb on the trgger and several geptiemen as that of Lieutenant Louis Atrens, Veteran Reserve Corps, of the Freedmen's Bureau, and attached to General Howard’s Staff, He was a native of Hungary, and it is stated that he came of a noble family. He wae reeently on duty in North Carolina, and leaves a wife ET hime te NEVADA CITY.” FRANK SHIRLAND '& CO., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have opened the above named. Market, and . will Keep on hand, at-all times, thé Gory beat POUTRY, Erc., Etc. Which we will furnish ower rates, for éash, than any other Market in the City. ' ¥ F. SHIRLAND & CO. GLENBROUK: PARK. SPRING MEETING, MAY 31st, 66. —Thursday. ile heats, Free for all Hor——— Purse of $75. ses owned in this eeinty. Same Day. Purse of $30. Single dash of half a mile, Free for the county. oe Seeond Day—Friday. Purse of $100; Mile heats, Three. in Five. Same Day. Purse of $100. Trotting Race. Mile heats, [" Free te all horses owned in the t Frank Malone d Day—Saturday. Purse of 850; Singic dash of a mile. Free to save his entrance. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Three in Five. county, excep’ to all, Second H Purse Of $25. ° Single dash of a. quarter of amile. Free to all. Same Day. Purse of $50. Trotting Race. Mile heats. The nearest time made by any Horse to three minutesand twenty secunds wins the purse. Entrance to all the above Haces, ten per cent. Three Horses to enter and twoto start. The Track having boen put inv splendid condition, fast time and plenty of fun may be anticipated. The Proprietor togive [ROR ° BORN, Proprietor. EXCHANGE HOTEL, Main Street, Grass-Vatiey. . THE Proprietor of the abeve ‘Hotel i lly prepared to furnish’ eve: tion to bearders 2: ‘ The Tab best in the market. The Bed of goed size and comfortable. Stage Office at this liquors and cigars. Grass Valley, April/24th.” Valuable Business Prope FOR SALE. C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. I offer my Lot and Brick Building therebeprner opposite Masonic Building, st bow eceup) George urner; for sale f ulara apply to da ‘ is given by the ealerciguad, administrator of above named Estate,to the creditors of ms T. ELLARD Nevada, May 12th. Wynkoop’s, Portrait of Lincoln, ° E have appointed W. 8. ‘*Wynkoop’s PhotoLincola and Grant,”’ in the counties of Nevada and CURRIER & WINTE 620. Market Street, San Fra General Agents for the Pacific Coast. TESTIMONIALS. undersigned, citizens of California. have § Portrait of our late lamented PresiLiveoln, by bis new and beautiful precess of Photo-Chromatic Qil Painting. and eon‘. sider it a cerrectand perfect wig of the Great Congratulate Mr. Wynk. on success of his efforts tba all lov Y of possessi « Halleck, Major General, T. B. Shannon, Thos. Hill, Artist, Bilas ceased to exhibit them with the necessary vouchCounty Clerk’s office, in Ney city, Nevada DAT os Aetet: & Chidmatic Of Poresitor and Good Man, and the unquestionable ers of Art, with the Gen. John F. Miller, : Noah Brooks, L. W. Emest, 8. Brannan. : , I consider Wynkoop’s Phote Chromatic Oil Portrait of Mr. LinoJdn of lence i I have seen payin Portrait of the aa which so vividly recalis his features and We have seen W Portrait of Lieut. perfect and striki .the best picture we ‘are ah rant and pronounce a Likeness of him and eboasider it . Perry, Capt. ist Cavalry, U. 8, A. Thos. MoGregon, Jst Lieut, Ist Cavalry San Francisco, May 24th—tf Gppesition Steamer Day, Jume 15th, OPPOSITION TO NEW YORE?! Via, Nicaragua NITED. creer Aa i. BLRTHEN Go ee SA Pam Mis te NEW STORE! NEW Goops A Go,% ‘raw kW Dae ‘Goons dione yeuranar stg erent a. . —. is ‘ ae ‘Gregory & Waite, than can be found im any other. Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit fer an Ocean Cable and warrauted not to break connection. . which we are selling to the benefit of / one Goodyear. and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. the present rates. ee them and warranted to burn. corn fed. ® o£ F i xam ! ‘ ‘eval Amounting to something “ess'than'a ‘chrgo for, fe 4 We peo) More Quicksilver than we want s De ES be Meapuw & days betwee H*** ON HAND in their Store and Celtar, have fallen i It snowed s¢ [The old stand of Jens 8. Wall and lity) shocesson,) B suppove (cor A Larger stock of Goods in their ita, § it stilt men whe cat * ‘snow oa all: miles of this can teed, an cupted by b intended for ing erected. of the oppos ow Lake, ar lumber into enough to fle through the . waded with uivans of roy aills in the } of competitors, BEWARE) auch a coad haul over the GROCERIES, & PROVISIONg § s,m brought io fr. petition in th WINES AND LIQUORS, aad building . Of the choice -qualities. ee BLvE Léa BARLEY, as we learn t WHEAT, Affine on Tho por week, fre ° = N, pe cleaning up SHORTS, contains one The Kastern a Ke. ke week.” Theit Seeatinseindes Tucker. are ri ‘On hand and to arrive, ° reaping good ___‘moatly_toarfive,— sds on the face.o that a new tu 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough § Rick specim Gouge Eye ¢ our inferwan bea thriving ‘Afew miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, [. cement cisim is projected. _ AccipentT 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Latd & dent dcéubréd near Red Dog two nlen*wer had put in ac ‘the blast did r ed to drill oat discharged it. ly hired in the 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in § jured that it “eyes. Samue not dangerous Sugars of all kinds, a mountain o them. County c Teas and Coffees, more kinds than § bery. Plead pear oe Weda The People . A few Cords ‘of Bacon, warranted . "™° “ence continged for Rafford ve On hand, ‘also, a big pile of Lard, that") irom his debt never made a sheep’s acquaintanée, or po sale. Court udje 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down Decuanart Curnew, Job 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We Wm. Harrie a buy and sell the best article, of England, y Tntention to b 100 kegs Nails, assorted. States, with ti Rakes, Hoes, Piteliforks, Sluice Tae Fourt A Anviversar Ferks, Sho s yuu peng ae pres should be cele Sledges, Steel, Rope, been taken fur Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns Last year the apd any kindof Liquors; to ill them. “Valley. +. 3 Case and ShelfGoodsin any quantity Brith the oi ining . Mnitesin « cele % lia centrally mectte bat “tals dealings” em oat re” tamicht be as Benes, It wo * public dinne —TO ABRIVE— Pi as 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods yo? rie (when-we buy and pay for them.) would ithe is Grass Valley t member always that it tates two to makes bags Hf blominent cen a. ‘ame number