May 31, 1866 (4 pages)

LOL TTL te instr NeR ae R SSR price anes Rieter . en cate ean eR mie HRRIRDIN ~ down the Chitéuge platform, which was too AME 3 RE a aa Tue Omo Cuprenheabs.—The. copsien Oe action of President Johnson. Ment im this loyal (1) body, were Vallandig” ham apd Pendleton. . Resolutions were adopted that the.@hio “Démocracy” would “cordially and -netively. support Andrew: Johnson as President of the United States; “fi all tééessary and proper means to barry out his policy.” In the evening Vallandigham made eapeech in which he declared ‘that the support given by the “Demvucracy” to Auddéew Jobosvti was the’ most honest ever given by any party.toa President.— ‘The trae Union men of the covatry will not deny that the copperheads are the earnest and honest supporters of Johnson, nor will they fail to perceive that such support ig ac” ‘eordéd to hith because his views and theirs harmonize. Does any man doubt the trea. aop.of Jobason to the. Union party, after he ‘has received the: support of such a man as Vatlandigham!, ‘These traitors in Ohio have not changed, for the very Convention ‘which declared for Johnsun, affirmed the right of secession by declaring that they gill adhered to their ancient faith. Valtandigham, who incited men to resist the .--draft-andwas the representative of treason in the United States; the mao. whose neck . ©%!d not be found. saitandca ot e robbers county, recently. The rifle is one of the finest. weupona.we.kave ever s mountings are richly carved. On the ade ef the. stock it a handsome silver. plate, upon which is carved. a. mountain scene. ~ SDho-deaders and the supporters of the Presi-. 4 mon ie represented (intended fur-Stese-we suppese,) aeehooting. Twu robbers already lie dead, and the shootist is about to briog down,the third. Upon this is carved the “following: “Presented to Stephen Venard, by Wells, Fargo & Co., for his gallant conduct, May 16th, 1866."" Accompatiying the rifle was tour hundred cartridges. The following is the letter received with the present: . Orrice ‘or WELLS, Fanco & Co., SAN FranxCiseo, May 29th, 1866. Mr. Stephen Venard—Dear Sir: We are gratified to ackhow ledge your good ser-, vice to ourselves and the public,ion the 15th ingtant, and as an expression. of our appreciation, we forward fur your acceptance a Henry rifle;aod ove hundred rounds of ummunition. Pleasé accept it as a token ofour good will. Yours trily, «° Louis McLane, Gen’l. Ag’t. THe GamMBLine Case —The Chinese gambling case came up before Judge Palmer yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ‘The defendants in thé case were arrested upon the eotnplsintof a Chinaman, and when the ense was called the prosecuting witness The court-room ‘was was saved from the halter throngh the merjammed with Johns, and they seemed to ey of Lincoln; a condemned traitor, so persistant ia his course that he had to be sent out of the country, is a must excellent member of the ew party which Johnson is forming. Pésdletow és anuther of the supporters of Johnsoa: “He was thé copperhead candidate for Vice President, and gulped: wouth for McClellan, without question. — Frop: the ineeption of the rebellion be was an earnest defender of treason, and when he escaped the rope, justice was cheated. He ‘desired to ‘destroy the Union, opposed the. taising of armies, opposed the raising of money to support soldiers in the fleld, and oppused the panistiment of armed traitors und défonded their property. He not only did all thia, but invited the intervention of ‘Burojfean powers to'secure the independence of the South and opposed every declaration against it. All these things Pen_adleten did’ while in Congress, and now atfirming attachment to bis aacient faith, he declareg-himself:a supporter of Johason.— Therecan be butone reason assigned for auch action on thepart ef such men. No one will, claim: these men are less the friends of Jeff. Davie now, than when the tation was at wor. I< cannot be that they have changed, and it must be that a radical . has taken place in Johnson. He his turned hie back upon the party which Made hi Vite President and becume the frienda of those to whom he owes his elevation ‘to the Présidency. The arin of Booth was netyed atid his purpose strengthened » by such men us Prndletun and Vallaniighain. For thésé men vet only ‘talked, hut plotted the insurrections of Ohio for thé destruction of the Government The loyal men of the. nation mist-be United in purpece ‘and. action, or as Johnson bas betrayed,thembe, will betray the nation and place loyalty.at the merey, of treason. FLOWERS 18 SCeuPiInG APARTMENTS. — Flowers, if lett ia.a sleeping apartment all night, Will sometioes canse headache and siok ness; but this proceeds, not trow the ‘diffusion vf their aroma, but from the ear“Donie acid they evalve during the night. If “@ petiume ‘extracted frem. these flowers were left open in the same’ circumstances, ne evil effect would arigyfrem it. All that can be'duid is that some delicate people may _p be eleted by certuin odore; but the same person to whom a musky sgent would give ao Oheadache imigtt derive auch retef from ea erfume with a citrine basis. Imagination 8; besides.a.great: deal ta do. with the supposed noxious effects of pertumes. Dr. Cloquet, who ead be deemed an authority on} te subject. of which he made a especial atudy, says in bis able Treahse on Olfac“tens *We ust not forget thet there are poets oman people to be found in the _ world who imagine that perfumes are injurious to them, but their exunple cannot be adduced as nw proefof the bud effects of odors. Thus De. Thomas Ca ppellini relates the of a iniy-who fancied ske could ~~ got aie . ye A pe sprites on \ receiving the visit of at Whe carrivd ‘one, 44 yet the fatal fower was only artiA RESIDENT Of Memphis’ has eved the UAsatetictio for libel, in daying that ‘he hne take great interest in the proceedings. Their sympathies seemed to be with the gamblers,and the judge could not get one of them to interpret the complaint, until he threatened to send hitn to jar. Ad attachment was issued for the defaulting witness, and the case was continued to half past 3 . ‘o’clovk. The witness will not likely be found. Itis probable be has beeo put out uf ~ bi Sexnvet Biuanks:—The election and census blanks, teachers’ reports, ete., have been sent to the. School Trustees of the several districts in this county. “Those who do not receive them during the coming week, will be supplied on application te the County Superintendent. Geneve Marswaui-~—D. B. Frink has the Trusters ef Nevada District, and will epter immediately upon the discharge of his duties Under the new law all ‘children between five and filteen years of age are eotitled to a share of the Schonl Fund. AMERICAN. MANUFACICRES — ThE AMenicay Watcu Co. oF Wattuam, Mass,.— Every one knows that the mechanism ‘of the best manufactories of this country is unequalled ia any other part of: the world,» The:genius of Americon mechanics produced the cotten-gin, the mechanical reaper and mower, the sewing machine, and last but not least, the wonderful machinery of the American Watch Company of Wal: tham.’ This Company waa established in $850, and bas grown in proportion which entitle it ton first rank among the mannutacturing vnterprises. of the New World,— It employs between. 900 aud 1,000 artisans of superivr akilland character, and a large and thriving towo bas grown up in ite vicinity, The factory covers over three acres of ground. and as an illustration of its extent, we may mentien that it is supplied with more than 60 miles of iron eve aad produces un aggregate of nearly 5,000 watches per annum. Tbe founders of thie Compuny believed that the same delicate dwechavical processes which had produced such. remarkably perfect results in larger anachines, . might be. applied with even greater advantage te the pruduction of the ‘wateh. The foreign timepieces are jinade privcipally by hand, and except when of high cost, an impertect, article, atte out of repair, and of little valheis the result.— Abroad, these’ mysterious and intivitesimal orgene whieh, when augregated, produee the wateh, are the fruit of slow and toilsome manual processes, In the results, there mustef course be lack uf that perfeet uniformity wbich is indispensable tor curs rect timekeeping. ‘lhe constituent parts of the American watch, on toeether hand, ate fashioned by the moat delicute and accurate machinery, Wheels, pinions: springs, screwa, absulutely uniferar in weight, cir cumference, dimensions and in every .possible particalar, are turned out in myriads by anerring fingers uf steel, and their propec combinatéon and adjustment by skillful workinen: have given the Company ite fighest repatation. Its watebes not only go with the trade and geo in the pockets of 200,000 peopl, but they ge right end go e very where.— Exchange. ae Anotuer Resipent.—Hon, Anson Bur, Jingame bag: parchased a tract of. land near San Mateo, containing 4 100acrea, and propases to become a residvat of California so-aoon as bis mission to Chita ‘ie ended. . seen. The . “man ufactiire of our goods, and fa anticipation of . “workmen, been, appointed School, Genses Marshal by+parnny silat 000 tn be beer sae effici aty ahd ecom war, a. ,», oe _ Over $3,000 has been bubsoribed! by the residents of Juhn Day river tewards the ‘killing of Indians in that-region. Phe hillers aré offered $100 per scalp. _ ARBIVALS AT THE BRUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. WepNespar, May 30, 1866. L Nathan 8an Franci E E Appleton Red D J T Bowers do C M Wilsen Wolf cr J C Foster VirginiaJ F Mobray Freaeh TC Emery ad A Wade do : W_H Cheever Mead . F Bates Washington R Johnaon deo ' ReRepes do ‘H Emery do B F Clamit da J Keenan: do A Fulweiler Pleas V M € Lake do J Fulweiler do J Gallaway do O Maitman Gold Flat N Gishville do S Beverton Moores J B English do D Lazier Nevada G Cook do A Gilfillan-Camptony BW Dodge bittle Yo F Owens Americon r W Bunny-Colfax E EL Mundy Grass V O Kraft do G Shaw Glenbravk a . aS REDUCTION IN PRICE a OF THE AMERICAN WATCHES, Made at Waltham, Mass, In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and silver and all the materials used in the a Still further decline, we have reduced our prices to as low a point as they can be placed , With Gold at Par, so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper at some future time, The test of ten'years and the manufacture-and-sale-of-—————--_-—-—More than 200,000 Watches, have given our productions the very highest rank among time-keepers. \Commencing .with the determination to make only thoroughly ex. cellent watches, our business has steadily increased as the public became acquainted. with their value, until for: mouths togethér, we have been unavle to supply the demand. \We have repeatedly eularged our factory buildings until they now, cover over three acres of grountl; ang give ntcommodation to more than eight hundred We are fully justified in stating that we now’ WATCHES SULDIN THE UNITEDSPATES. The different grades are distinguished by the following trade marks engraved on the plate : ‘American Watch Co.”? Waltham, Masa. **Appletoa, Trady & Co.” Waltham, Mags. “*P. 8. Bartlett,” Waltham, Mavs. “Wm, Ellery.”’ f OUR LADIES’ WATCH. of-firet-quatity 18 named **Appleton, Tracy & Co,” Waltham, Muse. 6. Ournext quality of Ladies*Watch is named “P. 8. Bartlett,” Waltham, Mass. These watches are furnished in a great variety of sizes and styles of éases. The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marke or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time keepers }of their clase ever made in this or-any other country. Buyers should remember that unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker who can never be reached, this warrantee is goud at all times against the Company or their agents, and that if after the most thorough trial, any watch should preve defective in any particular, it) may always be exchanged for another. As the “American Watches made at Waltham, sre-for sale by dealers generally throughout the country, we do not solicit orders for single watches, i CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy only of respectable dealers, All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company. ~ UMMONS'—In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, Henry Mackie . and Heary Philip, doing business under. the firm name of H. Mackie & Co, Plaintiffs, vs Jahn w. Bigelow, F. A, Miller et als. dving business ax the Oriental Mill and Mininy Compatiy, Defena ants. The People of the State of California send greeting te John W. Bigelow. F, A. Miller and others, doing business.as the Oriental Mill and Mining Company. You are hereby required to appear inan action brought against you b the above named Plaintiffs, on Puesiay the ook day of May 1866, and to answek the complai.t filed therein, within ten days—excinsive of the Gay of service~ after the ‘service on you of this summons—if served within this county ; or, if served out of this county, but within this dudi eial District, within twenty days; or if served out o! anid District, then within forty days.— Plaintiff« pray jadgment in sai: action for the sum of $658 31. with ioterest at 2 per cent per month fiom May tet tase, compounted each month, in gold cotn of the United States, al leged tobe due Plaiutiifs irom Deiendants, on — Promissory note set. out in said com. a A ’ 4 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said pomapiaias as herein directed. laintiffs will take judgment against therefor by default toget will all costs of suit wd also demand of the Court hep other relief as is pray ed for in Sg gl aa ie er ‘ {ent qutr cher arthe Bite owt hte ~ Cle . OFT! Strict ~~~ ) said, do hereunto set my (Pgh ing the Sea] of ; sity. on the oth day of May os" ahahiaan! * Revehie stamm, Ey tak *BOUBAR, Clerk, Peer NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . _ make MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE “will keep on hand, at all times, the yery best ef r even fastidious é& pdeseribed as not su heavy q ie. ch champagne, but equal. ste, and witugether in purity. The“ Buena Vista Vioicultural ‘Society of Sonomam county ts 60,000 bottios of it prepared for market. \ Budde? una @ixam: . . Gregory: & Waite, FAYE ON MAND in thet Store and Cai [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and Wis suceessen GENTS? > NEW STYLES —OF— : BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, _ LINEN SvlirTs, &c. A large and choice lot er JUST RECKIVED <¢ And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! a Also, a full assortment of ia Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, ‘all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &c., &¢e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Importer, Wh olesale and Retuil Dealer, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Opposition is the Life of Trade. EUREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, 2 a = One doer below Cline & Novitsky’s ‘ Path T dry goods store, ; 3 Ald NEVADA CITY. Saree GEORGE SHAFFER. &.CO., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have upened the above named Market, and “BEEF, \ PORK, \ MUTTON, \ VEAL, \ ~ SAUSAGE. \. POUTRY, Etc., ETc. WHQLESALE & RETAIL. Which we wiih furnish at Lower rates, for ¢ash, than any other Market in the City. mys. \ G. SHAFFER & CO. RACES RACES, GLEN BROOKE PARK, SPRING MEETING, MAY Sist,'66. \ _ First Day—Thureday. Purse of $75. lle heats, _ Free for all Horses owned in veounty. " Same Day. Purse Of $30, Single dash of half & mile. Free for the county. \ Second Day—Friday. Purse 6¥ $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Free to all. Same Day. Purse of $100, Trotting Race. Mile heats, county, ae Frank Malone » hird Day—Satarday,Purse of $50. Singie dash of a mile. Free to all. Second Horse to save his entrance. Same es rd Purse of $25. Single of @ quarter of @ mile. Riper to all. Purse of $50. Trotting Race.—-Mite heats. The nearest time made-by any Horee to three min. enna Sent trade Cie the pene utrance above ten Three Horses th enter and two to start. The Treok having boen put in splendid condi fast time and plenty of fun may be anticipated. will s no pains to give ‘general aeti myl CHAS. H. OSBORN, I"roprictot: EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley. wt. THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i fully prepared to furnish every accommoda i on < ee er The Table containn the “ in the -market. Rooms of good size and comfortable. —e: Stage (Office at this. Hotel. The Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and ci gars. C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley, April 24th. ™ A Great Hair Restorative, OE, F. SPENCE, Agent, Nevada, May 24th Peer the oka pie COMPA RAL ACTPIC Ra AD ‘ N CALIFORN . A rue copy. Attes . . . the offfies ofthe SUMMER CLOTHING! Three in Five. Free to all horses owned in--the. . A Larger stock of Goods in their ia, 20 Negore tn tie County, -. Aniounting to something ies than @ cargo fer the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, , AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE) GROCERIES & PROVISIoMy, WINES AND LIQuoRs, Ofthe choice qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e, tiene On hand and to arrive, Mostly toarrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enongh for an Ocean Cablé and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want ¢ "the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicksi them aad warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain i "them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds tha ever known before. A few Cords of Bacon, warrantel corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, thst never made @ sheep’s acquaintance, or no sl. buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted, Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice Forks, ‘Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijob + ) audt-any. kind of Liquors, to ll them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have” motto but ‘fair dealing.” —TO ARRIVE— — 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goo (when we buy and pay for them. ) Dealers and Barbers supplied at L&Ss than Eas! . .W* consult the tastes of our customers and * member always that it tates two to make a bars# Pd re ‘charge. GREGORY & WAITS ‘Ne. 59 Broad Str 100 kegs and 49-cases Butter, We . Tar Cc nia ledge laundry 8 “months si; tee, agent ily and for meats to v got back . chinery uf .-> A-splend ic timbered, hundred ai out the a any sach v before. I running uf excellent show free ; THE EN Enterprise constructe: it is prong a failure. and does n stamp batt some excel hundred ga Swansea. —toanagent -~-Thenillie chinery wil roads are ¢ Tue Ba: Banner wi feet down. from the .b reck is bei —best-ever—t first extens out rock w! thirty-five d from the B: ounces of g: Ricn. St Owning-on township, n on last Mer tun after th This week made, the « seven dollar Gorne t ledge. was s ’ dollars per . #ame groun foot in the. r Heavy 8 about five fe already on Previous to ia the distri City, a she snow was al left the sum half hours g. 8 distance o man who ca = ae that the s to twenty fe depth is ab stopped exc worked all de early eno . The hotels F the way of STREET meeting of t beld at. their The Compa: Every mein! SexTenci Price was ch Wood's cabin seven years tiary, by Juc to the term . . da, Sheriff Morrow for . Pinkston. Maxy Te. large amoua accumulated filed with Points Cuunrty . The People: ‘Prisonment « ‘Lake ve _ Court adje 66 v'cleck.

LOL TTL te instr NeR ae R SSR price anes Rieter . en cate ean eR mie HRRIRDIN ~ down the Chitéuge platform, which was too AME 3 RE a aa Tue Omo Cuprenheabs.—The. copsien Oe action of President Johnson. Ment im this loyal (1) body, were Vallandig” ham apd Pendleton. . Resolutions were adopted that the.@hio “Démocracy” would “cordially and -netively. support Andrew: Johnson as President of the United States; “fi all tééessary and proper means to barry out his policy.” In the evening Vallandigham made eapeech in which he declared ‘that the support given by the “Demvucracy” to Auddéew Jobosvti was the’ most honest ever given by any party.toa President.— ‘The trae Union men of the covatry will not deny that the copperheads are the earnest and honest supporters of Johnson, nor will they fail to perceive that such support ig ac” ‘eordéd to hith because his views and theirs harmonize. Does any man doubt the trea. aop.of Jobason to the. Union party, after he ‘has received the: support of such a man as Vatlandigham!, ‘These traitors in Ohio have not changed, for the very Convention ‘which declared for Johnsun, affirmed the right of secession by declaring that they gill adhered to their ancient faith. Valtandigham, who incited men to resist the .--draft-andwas the representative of treason in the United States; the mao. whose neck . ©%!d not be found. saitandca ot e robbers county, recently. The rifle is one of the finest. weupona.we.kave ever s mountings are richly carved. On the ade ef the. stock it a handsome silver. plate, upon which is carved. a. mountain scene. ~ SDho-deaders and the supporters of the Presi-. 4 mon ie represented (intended fur-Stese-we suppese,) aeehooting. Twu robbers already lie dead, and the shootist is about to briog down,the third. Upon this is carved the “following: “Presented to Stephen Venard, by Wells, Fargo & Co., for his gallant conduct, May 16th, 1866."" Accompatiying the rifle was tour hundred cartridges. The following is the letter received with the present: . Orrice ‘or WELLS, Fanco & Co., SAN FranxCiseo, May 29th, 1866. Mr. Stephen Venard—Dear Sir: We are gratified to ackhow ledge your good ser-, vice to ourselves and the public,ion the 15th ingtant, and as an expression. of our appreciation, we forward fur your acceptance a Henry rifle;aod ove hundred rounds of ummunition. Pleasé accept it as a token ofour good will. Yours trily, «° Louis McLane, Gen’l. Ag’t. THe GamMBLine Case —The Chinese gambling case came up before Judge Palmer yesterday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ‘The defendants in thé case were arrested upon the eotnplsintof a Chinaman, and when the ense was called the prosecuting witness The court-room ‘was was saved from the halter throngh the merjammed with Johns, and they seemed to ey of Lincoln; a condemned traitor, so persistant ia his course that he had to be sent out of the country, is a must excellent member of the ew party which Johnson is forming. Pésdletow és anuther of the supporters of Johnsoa: “He was thé copperhead candidate for Vice President, and gulped: wouth for McClellan, without question. — Frop: the ineeption of the rebellion be was an earnest defender of treason, and when he escaped the rope, justice was cheated. He ‘desired to ‘destroy the Union, opposed the. taising of armies, opposed the raising of money to support soldiers in the fleld, and oppused the panistiment of armed traitors und défonded their property. He not only did all thia, but invited the intervention of ‘Burojfean powers to'secure the independence of the South and opposed every declaration against it. All these things Pen_adleten did’ while in Congress, and now atfirming attachment to bis aacient faith, he declareg-himself:a supporter of Johason.— Therecan be butone reason assigned for auch action on thepart ef such men. No one will, claim: these men are less the friends of Jeff. Davie now, than when the tation was at wor. I< cannot be that they have changed, and it must be that a radical . has taken place in Johnson. He his turned hie back upon the party which Made hi Vite President and becume the frienda of those to whom he owes his elevation ‘to the Présidency. The arin of Booth was netyed atid his purpose strengthened » by such men us Prndletun and Vallaniighain. For thésé men vet only ‘talked, hut plotted the insurrections of Ohio for thé destruction of the Government The loyal men of the. nation mist-be United in purpece ‘and. action, or as Johnson bas betrayed,thembe, will betray the nation and place loyalty.at the merey, of treason. FLOWERS 18 SCeuPiInG APARTMENTS. — Flowers, if lett ia.a sleeping apartment all night, Will sometioes canse headache and siok ness; but this proceeds, not trow the ‘diffusion vf their aroma, but from the ear“Donie acid they evalve during the night. If “@ petiume ‘extracted frem. these flowers were left open in the same’ circumstances, ne evil effect would arigyfrem it. All that can be'duid is that some delicate people may _p be eleted by certuin odore; but the same person to whom a musky sgent would give ao Oheadache imigtt derive auch retef from ea erfume with a citrine basis. Imagination 8; besides.a.great: deal ta do. with the supposed noxious effects of pertumes. Dr. Cloquet, who ead be deemed an authority on} te subject. of which he made a especial atudy, says in bis able Treahse on Olfac“tens *We ust not forget thet there are poets oman people to be found in the _ world who imagine that perfumes are injurious to them, but their exunple cannot be adduced as nw proefof the bud effects of odors. Thus De. Thomas Ca ppellini relates the of a iniy-who fancied ske could ~~ got aie . ye A pe sprites on \ receiving the visit of at Whe carrivd ‘one, 44 yet the fatal fower was only artiA RESIDENT Of Memphis’ has eved the UAsatetictio for libel, in daying that ‘he hne take great interest in the proceedings. Their sympathies seemed to be with the gamblers,and the judge could not get one of them to interpret the complaint, until he threatened to send hitn to jar. Ad attachment was issued for the defaulting witness, and the case was continued to half past 3 . ‘o’clovk. The witness will not likely be found. Itis probable be has beeo put out uf ~ bi Sexnvet Biuanks:—The election and census blanks, teachers’ reports, ete., have been sent to the. School Trustees of the several districts in this county. “Those who do not receive them during the coming week, will be supplied on application te the County Superintendent. Geneve Marswaui-~—D. B. Frink has the Trusters ef Nevada District, and will epter immediately upon the discharge of his duties Under the new law all ‘children between five and filteen years of age are eotitled to a share of the Schonl Fund. AMERICAN. MANUFACICRES — ThE AMenicay Watcu Co. oF Wattuam, Mass,.— Every one knows that the mechanism ‘of the best manufactories of this country is unequalled ia any other part of: the world,» The:genius of Americon mechanics produced the cotten-gin, the mechanical reaper and mower, the sewing machine, and last but not least, the wonderful machinery of the American Watch Company of Wal: tham.’ This Company waa established in $850, and bas grown in proportion which entitle it ton first rank among the mannutacturing vnterprises. of the New World,— It employs between. 900 aud 1,000 artisans of superivr akilland character, and a large and thriving towo bas grown up in ite vicinity, The factory covers over three acres of ground. and as an illustration of its extent, we may mentien that it is supplied with more than 60 miles of iron eve aad produces un aggregate of nearly 5,000 watches per annum. Tbe founders of thie Compuny believed that the same delicate dwechavical processes which had produced such. remarkably perfect results in larger anachines, . might be. applied with even greater advantage te the pruduction of the ‘wateh. The foreign timepieces are jinade privcipally by hand, and except when of high cost, an impertect, article, atte out of repair, and of little valheis the result.— Abroad, these’ mysterious and intivitesimal orgene whieh, when augregated, produee the wateh, are the fruit of slow and toilsome manual processes, In the results, there mustef course be lack uf that perfeet uniformity wbich is indispensable tor curs rect timekeeping. ‘lhe constituent parts of the American watch, on toeether hand, ate fashioned by the moat delicute and accurate machinery, Wheels, pinions: springs, screwa, absulutely uniferar in weight, cir cumference, dimensions and in every .possible particalar, are turned out in myriads by anerring fingers uf steel, and their propec combinatéon and adjustment by skillful workinen: have given the Company ite fighest repatation. Its watebes not only go with the trade and geo in the pockets of 200,000 peopl, but they ge right end go e very where.— Exchange. ae Anotuer Resipent.—Hon, Anson Bur, Jingame bag: parchased a tract of. land near San Mateo, containing 4 100acrea, and propases to become a residvat of California so-aoon as bis mission to Chita ‘ie ended. . seen. The . “man ufactiire of our goods, and fa anticipation of . “workmen, been, appointed School, Genses Marshal by+parnny silat 000 tn be beer sae effici aty ahd ecom war, a. ,», oe _ Over $3,000 has been bubsoribed! by the residents of Juhn Day river tewards the ‘killing of Indians in that-region. Phe hillers aré offered $100 per scalp. _ ARBIVALS AT THE BRUAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. WepNespar, May 30, 1866. L Nathan 8an Franci E E Appleton Red D J T Bowers do C M Wilsen Wolf cr J C Foster VirginiaJ F Mobray Freaeh TC Emery ad A Wade do : W_H Cheever Mead . F Bates Washington R Johnaon deo ' ReRepes do ‘H Emery do B F Clamit da J Keenan: do A Fulweiler Pleas V M € Lake do J Fulweiler do J Gallaway do O Maitman Gold Flat N Gishville do S Beverton Moores J B English do D Lazier Nevada G Cook do A Gilfillan-Camptony BW Dodge bittle Yo F Owens Americon r W Bunny-Colfax E EL Mundy Grass V O Kraft do G Shaw Glenbravk a . aS REDUCTION IN PRICE a OF THE AMERICAN WATCHES, Made at Waltham, Mass, In consequence of the recent great decline in gold and silver and all the materials used in the a Still further decline, we have reduced our prices to as low a point as they can be placed , With Gold at Par, so that no one need hesitate to buy a watch now from the expectation that it will be cheaper at some future time, The test of ten'years and the manufacture-and-sale-of-—————--_-—-—More than 200,000 Watches, have given our productions the very highest rank among time-keepers. \Commencing .with the determination to make only thoroughly ex. cellent watches, our business has steadily increased as the public became acquainted. with their value, until for: mouths togethér, we have been unavle to supply the demand. \We have repeatedly eularged our factory buildings until they now, cover over three acres of grountl; ang give ntcommodation to more than eight hundred We are fully justified in stating that we now’ WATCHES SULDIN THE UNITEDSPATES. The different grades are distinguished by the following trade marks engraved on the plate : ‘American Watch Co.”? Waltham, Masa. **Appletoa, Trady & Co.” Waltham, Mags. “*P. 8. Bartlett,” Waltham, Mavs. “Wm, Ellery.”’ f OUR LADIES’ WATCH. of-firet-quatity 18 named **Appleton, Tracy & Co,” Waltham, Muse. 6. Ournext quality of Ladies*Watch is named “P. 8. Bartlett,” Waltham, Mass. These watches are furnished in a great variety of sizes and styles of éases. The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mass., authorize us to state that without distinction of trade marke or price, ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY ARE FULLY WARRANTED to be the best time keepers }of their clase ever made in this or-any other country. Buyers should remember that unlike the guarantee of a foreign maker who can never be reached, this warrantee is goud at all times against the Company or their agents, and that if after the most thorough trial, any watch should preve defective in any particular, it) may always be exchanged for another. As the “American Watches made at Waltham, sre-for sale by dealers generally throughout the country, we do not solicit orders for single watches, i CAUTION.—The public are cautioned to buy only of respectable dealers, All persons selling counterfeits will be prosecuted, ROBBINS & APPLETON, Agents for the American Watch Company. ~ UMMONS'—In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District, of the State of California, in and for the county of Nevada, Henry Mackie . and Heary Philip, doing business under. the firm name of H. Mackie & Co, Plaintiffs, vs Jahn w. Bigelow, F. A, Miller et als. dving business ax the Oriental Mill and Mininy Compatiy, Defena ants. The People of the State of California send greeting te John W. Bigelow. F, A. Miller and others, doing business.as the Oriental Mill and Mining Company. You are hereby required to appear inan action brought against you b the above named Plaintiffs, on Puesiay the ook

day of May 1866, and to answek the complai.t filed therein, within ten days—excinsive of the Gay of service~ after the ‘service on you of this summons—if served within this county ; or, if served out of this county, but within this dudi eial District, within twenty days; or if served out o! anid District, then within forty days.— Plaintiff« pray jadgment in sai: action for the sum of $658 31. with ioterest at 2 per cent per month fiom May tet tase, compounted each month, in gold cotn of the United States, al leged tobe due Plaiutiifs irom Deiendants, on — Promissory note set. out in said com. a A ’ 4 And you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer said pomapiaias as herein directed. laintiffs will take judgment against therefor by default toget will all costs of suit wd also demand of the Court hep other relief as is pray ed for in Sg gl aa ie er ‘ {ent qutr cher arthe Bite owt hte ~ Cle . OFT! Strict ~~~ ) said, do hereunto set my (Pgh ing the Sea] of ; sity. on the oth day of May os" ahahiaan! * Revehie stamm, Ey tak *BOUBAR, Clerk, Peer NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL . _ make MORE THAN ONE HALF OF ALL THE “will keep on hand, at all times, the yery best ef r even fastidious é& pdeseribed as not su heavy q ie. ch champagne, but equal. ste, and witugether in purity. The“ Buena Vista Vioicultural ‘Society of Sonomam county ts 60,000 bottios of it prepared for market. \ Budde? una @ixam: . . Gregory: & Waite, FAYE ON MAND in thet Store and Cai [The old stand of Jesse 8. Wall and Wis suceessen GENTS? > NEW STYLES —OF— : BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS, _ LINEN SvlirTs, &c. A large and choice lot er JUST RECKIVED <¢ And will be sold at REDUCED RATES! a Also, a full assortment of ia Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, BOOTS & SHOES, Boy’s Clothing, ‘all sizes, TRUNKS, VALISES, &e., &c., &¢e. Constantly receiving fresh additions. P. BANNER, Importer, Wh olesale and Retuil Dealer, Cor, Broad & Pine Streets, Nevada, Opposition is the Life of Trade. EUREKA MARKET. No. 28 Commercial Street, 2 a = One doer below Cline & Novitsky’s ‘ Path T dry goods store, ; 3 Ald NEVADA CITY. Saree GEORGE SHAFFER. &.CO., Would respectfully announce to the public that they have upened the above named Market, and “BEEF, \ PORK, \ MUTTON, \ VEAL, \ ~ SAUSAGE. \. POUTRY, Etc., ETc. WHQLESALE & RETAIL. Which we wiih furnish at Lower rates, for ¢ash, than any other Market in the City. mys. \ G. SHAFFER & CO. RACES RACES, GLEN BROOKE PARK, SPRING MEETING, MAY Sist,'66. \ _ First Day—Thureday. Purse of $75. lle heats, _ Free for all Horses owned in veounty. " Same Day. Purse Of $30, Single dash of half & mile. Free for the county. \ Second Day—Friday. Purse 6¥ $100. Mile heats, Three in Five. Free to all. Same Day. Purse of $100, Trotting Race. Mile heats, county, ae Frank Malone » hird Day—Satarday,Purse of $50. Singie dash of a mile. Free to all. Second Horse to save his entrance. Same es rd Purse of $25. Single of @ quarter of @ mile. Riper to all. Purse of $50. Trotting Race.—-Mite heats. The nearest time made-by any Horee to three min. enna Sent trade Cie the pene utrance above ten Three Horses th enter and two to start. The Treok having boen put in splendid condi fast time and plenty of fun may be anticipated. will s no pains to give ‘general aeti myl CHAS. H. OSBORN, I"roprictot: EXCHANGE HOTEL. Main Street, Grass Valley. wt. THE Proprietor of the abeve Hotel i fully prepared to furnish every accommoda i on < ee er The Table containn the “ in the -market. Rooms of good size and comfortable. —e: Stage (Office at this. Hotel. The Bar is supplied with the finest kinds of wine liquors and ci gars. C. W. SMITH, Proprietor. Grass Valley, April 24th. ™ A Great Hair Restorative, OE, F. SPENCE, Agent, Nevada, May 24th Peer the oka pie COMPA RAL ACTPIC Ra AD ‘ N CALIFORN . A rue copy. Attes . . . the offfies ofthe SUMMER CLOTHING! Three in Five. Free to all horses owned in--the. . A Larger stock of Goods in their ia, 20 Negore tn tie County, -. Aniounting to something ies than @ cargo fer the Great Eastern and consisting of H rdware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, , AND Glass Ware, [To which we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE) GROCERIES & PROVISIoMy, WINES AND LIQuoRs, Ofthe choice qualities. BARLEY, WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &e. &e, tiene On hand and to arrive, Mostly toarrive, 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enongh for an Ocean Cablé and warranted not to break connection. A few miles of Rubber Hose, 4 kinds, which we are selling to the benefit of one Goodyear. 100,000 gallons of Kerosene; Lari and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe, More Quicksilver than we want ¢ "the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicksi them aad warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain i "them. Teas and Coffees, more kinds tha ever known before. A few Cords of Bacon, warrantel corn fed. On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, thst never made @ sheep’s acquaintance, or no sl. buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted, Rakes, Hoes, Pitehforks, Sluice Forks, ‘Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijob + ) audt-any. kind of Liquors, to ll them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have” motto but ‘fair dealing.” —TO ARRIVE— — 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goo (when we buy and pay for them. ) Dealers and Barbers supplied at L&Ss than Eas! . .W* consult the tastes of our customers and * member always that it tates two to make a bars# Pd re ‘charge. GREGORY & WAITS ‘Ne. 59 Broad Str 100 kegs and 49-cases Butter, We . Tar Cc nia ledge laundry 8 “months si; tee, agent ily and for meats to v got back . chinery uf .-> A-splend ic timbered, hundred ai out the a any sach v before. I running uf excellent show free ; THE EN Enterprise constructe: it is prong a failure. and does n stamp batt some excel hundred ga Swansea. —toanagent -~-Thenillie chinery wil roads are ¢ Tue Ba: Banner wi feet down. from the .b reck is bei —best-ever—t first extens out rock w! thirty-five d from the B: ounces of g: Ricn. St Owning-on township, n on last Mer tun after th This week made, the « seven dollar Gorne t ledge. was s ’ dollars per . #ame groun foot in the. r Heavy 8 about five fe already on Previous to ia the distri City, a she snow was al left the sum half hours g. 8 distance o man who ca = ae that the s to twenty fe depth is ab stopped exc worked all de early eno . The hotels F the way of STREET meeting of t beld at. their The Compa: Every mein! SexTenci Price was ch Wood's cabin seven years tiary, by Juc to the term . . da, Sheriff Morrow for . Pinkston. Maxy Te. large amoua accumulated filed with Points Cuunrty . The People: ‘Prisonment « ‘Lake ve _ Court adje 66 v'cleck.