May 9, 1866 (4 pages)

licen St CaN ALCL RON ORES ’ nA amends shteeti tnt 2% a welookey-a-m:z-connenting-with the Cotter . ted that, the robber. in "geting the belt» with exeell-nt'tools half 'duy ta open. one _ they had-asteurandes: that. they” maw beiieetre ti te A Lear wag in. about 5 0 ae Sea Juan stage was . ’ ‘stepped throb miles, fred Sis sit pena ony bed. The stage leaves San Juan sbout 1 ‘stage-st.this place. When the. stage wasn =z eee by Habel ths soaks od hats and ever their fuces, etepped eat int» ‘the read and ordered the dae ua AAE. “ap Hey infortled him that! they? propwsed to rob the not harm him» if: he: kept As one of” the rogues’ stuod ' uard over Majoreowith a tévolver fh éach band, @ to-vbeys ‘Phe ouly par aengers.on thie’ stagd Were two tik, que @ was searched and, netbing f The 3 who was on the road’ to Idaho, had @ Bolt qvatsiaing four hundred dollars, for whieb he deterihined to, make x Hight,, He was kavckéd-down twice, and thea’ strug: * bis clothing sondiderob ly ‘aid ‘a slight was. inflicted with the knife. ‘The ber next tur is'attention, to the treas3 er wile rene @ Co." These . boxes, are doubly secured. . The outside lid ig.well fastened with a heavy haap and brass } paillock. This the rogue, succeedéd in ‘féréing. ‘ Pife Box proper id made of chilled iron apd secured witha heavy powder proof . lock. It would require « good: workman . df ‘there ‘boxes. After the robber~ had ‘worked with hid axe for seme titve, the drivor normed hitti that *it Was no use trying te get ‘into that ‘thing, it could'nt be opened."® "TWis’the ‘rogue’ was soua convinded ' Of, ‘and abandoned the enterprise, comarking that iftie bad Known they carried ugh, woxes, he would hive come bptter prepared. We anderstaud thebax hud # large el of money init: «As soon us Majors. was «pleaséd he! pab bis horses through and . asrived in thid'dity’ bout halt wo Hour alter the occurrence. “A few yood inen. might have made it very warm for the thieves, and several @ightlied their willingness 10 go if paid-for their trouble. : ‘WHOTHEA Stage, Ronmpeny,—We u uoderstand that Latta's Washington stage was stopped yestorday morning, a short distance “the Six’ Mile House. and the paswougers r relieved of some furty or fifty dol-lars. Wocpdtain’ ‘thé Pollowiig statement . BY OuRE Mag, whoienthe.down y ester day. He says that’ he wet Marker’s stage near Hanne tautli’s, ‘nad. iwas. _warned: that robbers were oo the * It ears tha: nei Were den dn: per tine road by Markl but. either begwuse. they did not want. that stage» ‘oF ‘supposed . thuse abvard ‘were prepared for them, they wade no. at. tempt téstipié A shertdistance behind, pped as above stated. fens ‘the ‘Plkde. designated ias the point where the tebbery was committed, he saw, ‘then Heat the road, ‘and being: on cannery the waude, waking ome ape came *afely to ee ae . : ai enix M & DONE.—Taig county is ethereal: of Bigh hwaymen ‘who are constagttyebinmitting ‘robbérries._At Grat they confitied their apérations tu team. aters, footmea,. apd these wha itraveled by te cvaveyunce, now they are growing P thd" are beginning to stop stages. : 2 follows are drawn ‘to this oeunty. on aqutuht of the excellent field it offers fir their operations, They, kuow of ite pros. perity. rasp pat aie te ‘déne bri te. oplé may ) vd tepeasette se lo do ae sy ak hy dake 'p Waghdesi Idatio-and other fide td ria themselves of these se padre la, _ Although there may be ho fegecial ‘provision in the law wader whieh, the. Superviaets can offer rewagds fot the, capture of lavesbronters, all ‘act, we-bxve many guod men who if they were assured of compentation, would take the fieldagampst theywernillas.!. If the err da wists Waris hake ‘thie perpen tit the med ye ription, ana te ” eee to d for the ie _ te and county are witheut power to move in the matter, thd Gooner citizens orlian labor to work these mines, as miners, Pand-wherers the introduction of sald" Cool ‘Jast steamer. the State. —bremain: William Hutchins; of Penobscot, ‘would austaiithéin ii edeh . i ooley or Mougo‘eys or Mongoliaus is, in a_meral and pecuniary print of view, moran igh ig Le pri per to the porsoar' an abe being of . += ee by A. ofpatural lea wing or smoking. WaTURAL Lear.—We were yesterdey * S etuniiasinisan ob thes arri of a few sehoouen, L heavily laden . with a ania ot of eas _DRY_ £OORS 1 oe 0 cy DRY G€O0Ds83 — es ae For the old and well established House of . eet ¥i Re fi is Ge href ¢ mos? pe ishe: ih most the mining population ef refore Resolved, That. ic tbe niaire of Rose's Bar Township, do form ourselves into an assowiatiog for nrutunl ratection .: ta be known as the “Miners” Union “Protective Association of Rose's Bar Tuwnship.” Resolved, That we discountenasce any and all.attempts .to,intreduce, Goeley or Mongolian” hbor i “in these thides; anf we do hereby pledge -ourselves--against: work} for any company who may employ the éaid . labor to work’in the mires, in the capacity of miners. Resolved, That in this movement of rights against the aggressiun and encrouchmént of bares Gras’ Valley’ Nationdl, ‘and’ Grass all ey Union. James Keegan; Jeremith Log, Patrick O'Meara, .Samuel QO. Gunning, committee o& Tésolutions. ~ Samuen O. Gunning, Sec’y. PicTortaLs.—We néglected to thank Geo. R. Crawford for # bountiful supply of magazines, pictorials, &oy regeivedby the On the arrival of each steamer, Crawford always furnishes us witha big lot. He is the most liberal nowerdealer i in Tue GoLp Run fae ro This bridge is again throwh~ ‘opetr to travel, ind it is. it willstand for séme times * Tue War of the American Revolution closed-about 83:years ago, and it 1s annomuced that, of allthe many thousands who once figured as Revolutionary soldiera on_ the peasion rolle of the Government, barely two ‘Me., and Samuel Cook; of Clarendon, Or leans County, N. Y. Several have died within thé Inst year; and it inay Be that 1866 will witness the closing of the books. We trust the Goverument will promptly annolitive the fact by & proclamation or, wilitary general order, aud thatthe death of the last Revolutionary soldier. will be fitly and generally Cottiuiemoratéed , ~ Tue Newsparer.—The New York Fra valle the newspaper “the poor man 's book, é from the filled columns of which he gleans much ubeful fo lérvmatjon. gaine’sknowledge of events that-are passing around him, and for a sinall invegtment daily or weekly, receivés more really asefil and general knowl. edge than iw Contatied Th maiiy” librarivs Custing hundreds of dollars. “Let the newepapers be engouraged) and let the conductora use-all care and discretion, so that they may indeed yeast doicigon vehicles of intelligence.”*” , THe Chilewne teem t to be in bigh fav with English capitalists; The loan $00,000 which was put upon t market was taken at a pre two'afd'a half per cent; significant, eight timés the sum asked for was offered. © well known, Spain could not borrow w dollar iv sny méaby mn tket in Loudon of two ta nd what “is mote ation of all the foreign loans she had uormerly peg-tinted, A GENTI.EMAN recentiy brought to the Treasury, at Washington, a large bundle of partiatly-barned Trewsury-notes fur redetmptien. They weéte given to bne ef the lady. clerks toseparate aod paete upon sheets, sa . toad we to determine their value. The lady re produced nearly $2,000 indore than the anx, ious owner had ‘been able todo. who evinc. ed his appreciation of heir'shillful disdsotion by the presentation af @100.% . Tue Pithdley Pedai, Réecérd’ states ‘that jan. oil borer, in that place, a few days ruck a crevice in thé rock, aad) ‘on usin color, and haying no-eyea., It was br teint Bg A eete placed for their aes better. — should 1 and $ STIG & ¥ noe chert eet over in aresern fer. and, the next regul eeting, oe prediéted by those Whe ought to know, that . = he sund pump; bronght to ‘tha diirfiss ie)! live fislry about four inches Tong. of browa . lo H Wheeler San F PBAllen — 4, ie kudae he Aint a rae : J M Duncan do’ TMOG ainsi Speier Siac " GH Seema b Garfield do is at: aie s ville nae Easton a * He W H Dadds Sacram WM Radeiff do SE Herrick w &e* J W Brown Sum Cit E Th-mas Maryavily Quigley You Bet J.G Straw Allghany J Johusen do. C. BE: Puschet de» +H B Chlirchill Sno t-G W Dunstan do N M Barnett C Hill RK Goinson P Valley R P Barnett do J R English M.Flat Otis Baker do ZZellerbeck w & s * J M Falwilér do S Bush.do A (W Munsendn i T Anderson do OA Tompkins B V capitalists, we invite thé Sympathy and seek . P ShingteDeerc . HK Turner Colfax the cooperation of afl. minis citizens of . P Dooly & Indy do . JiT Kinkade N Cas California, in defending : the rights of the. LG Bigibw S&S B: <8 Stevens Cléaia . working miner. W H Smith Omega AL McLung do Resolved, That a éopy of these resolu. . W P Jones dor’ + # A-Ketéhom Un’ville 'tidas be forwarded for publication to the} J G Peters Lit Yor J W Philips Minne Nevada Daily ‘T'RANSCwPT, Sacrémento., E D Carney H Hill’ DJones do Union, Marysville Appeal, Marysville Ex-. A 8 Scott For Hill JJonesdo —WEVADA LIGHT GUARD, sida eaeaaadt 3 TO DELINQUENTS. ROTC bs hered by. fiver that, by a vote of the NAVADA 1 T GUARL at the last Monthly Meeting. it Was resolved that all Members Three Months or dues, at y, June 8th, 1566) shall be expelled from-the Company and advertised as delinquents. Delinquents take notice and settle i ptl May 4th 18665 By orderof the Cémpan Ay LANCASTER, Capt. Com’d'ng. <t 8. “Vounsasc08. Riedie s myo P*°RELS ORO ee THROUUA LINE TO NEW YORK. Carrying the United States Mail. of the following dates for PANAMA, connectin vie Pavan ‘Railroad, With Jone ' of the 4 ORK: ‘On the LOth, FStik atta FOth ‘of cach month Ne i has 30 days wed nye ed on turd ‘edly on iota ‘es at Manzanillo All wueh at Acapuleo. Departure of 18th or 19th connects “Transatlantic Co°’s steather for St. English steamer for South America, eparture of 10th connects with English steame for Southampton and P. R R. Co’ $ steamer for Cen tral America. ? for Tumaco, the port.of the new mines. dates.as Eve May f0ti—Constitu fon, Capt. R F Bavy, Chel” ing with Costa Riea, Capt BradburyMay 19th—Golden City, Capt’. T Watkins. conuecting with New York, Capt. Horner. May 30th— ento. Capt, J. M. Cavarly, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Mauty. Ane uced 6 5 ea hu 4h si argeou on bogrd, » M These steamers will positively sailat 11 o’clock. Passengers are requested ‘board aus 10 0’ clock. For merchandise Frei my? PR EEDRIDGE Agent. CENTRAL PACIFIC: RAIGRoar 4 RACES OX AND AFTER T Tuesday, May 8th, 1866, until further notice, 6.30 A M. ica, Se Sacramento at6.30 A pe i, concerentes can be will be run,.leavi own at 10 A.M > . Gents’ Boots, Leave Foleom street-wharf at11 o’clock,; <A; ot: . splendid steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW . the LOth, ‘19th and 30th of each \ popth ; a the 1 19h <A 30th fa on Suntay, ad lowin, eae leaving San Franciseo on the 10th touchh French and Departure of 30th boditeste® “with English steamer The = ee will be dispatehed Be Cabin passengeré berthed through. Ba: — through ; (0 pound allowed each It. jue and to haye their baggage on apply to Messrs Wells, F argo & Co, ; j For passa; ‘other information, apply at the Pacific Co’s Offiee, corner of Sacramento a Leiden the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Mail and passenger train will leave SacramenFreight and pasconaree train leave ‘Colfax 6 25 A M. arrive at Sacramentc at 11.15 A M; viso at the pal A sey Lincoln ears of the California Sentral Een. Marysville mud) all: ans gee eweastie for a ene a — A. ._COLDSMITH. sf Béoud and Pine streets, Nev er i As he is selling now the Choicest . i pont ger of Bleached iaclins, — as Whitcrock, Lonesdale &, Forresdale, SPS tt es At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 Sheeting, the best, at 80 ots. per yardjry . «: . The best kind-of Prints; at 17) 1-2/“°""* cts. per yard. French and Exiglish Prints, the best, », at 80 cts, peryard.. ©. French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 » ts. per yard: ‘And everything in the litte of Dry Goods, in proportion, In, consequence of having. completed :arrangements with an Eastern House; he ‘will hereafter get most of his Goods cirect from New York, and is therefore. enabled: to ‘undersell any: one in the County. A GOLDSMITH. mys. Corner Broad and Vine Streets. BOOTS AND SHOES! _ _WILLIAMLR. COE, __, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets NEVADA CITY. I have just received a NEW: Condisting of?” Shoes and Gaiters, 5 _ Ladies’, Misses? s alm orals, ra, Shoes, Slippers; &¢.,\ae.** From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Bosten. eter Boots, Gets ais, mise, Just from tha, Manufactnry; received by the las —§teamer._T also have full assortment of SHOE FIN DINGS, Millers Celebrated Harness Black ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole . Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awis, T “prid Shoes made to eel oO eagphee warranted fn every 4 . wi elt a Sy oon ge Cheaper than any other . Houte Gh téwh !'_aj . Best hale Cruz Sole Leather, bythe PULA VY Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Se Remember ¥ this Corner ! Nevada, Roce 11th, me 4 + ' RACES, CUENSEGOK PaRk. ¥/ SPRING MEETING, MAY 24th, 66. Firat Day—Thureday. to at 4.30 A M. arrive at Secrettownat 9:45 A M. Purses of $75. Mileh ie fi . Lae eeruger We train psy irate ses owned in Aa county . ee ree for all Hor. rrive at Secrettown at 1.15 PM, ulso at Same Day.” °° ~~ 3 PM., arri at Caltex, aug Purse of .$3 ‘Single dash — of: me 5 “Going West. Free Sue th he ety Fri nat = ‘Land age ral dea rett cond "Day : A MW. a*rive at ocrkttentd ett pt an ap 089 aanes or orn mourn: Three in Five. Puree of . at 2 P M. arrive at Sacramento at 6 30 P M. nee. a mana Fis pl The morning Passenger ® connect at Auan > Pivé. Bree: te el) . ‘owned in the rn with Stages for Yan*ee Jims, t Hill Mainne — d Michigas: B >and . at: with’ any Suturing tages for Gra alley, Nevada, North San : uan, IH renee Secrertown un. Dutch Fla oa quarter of by, any. Herve tolthree ix z ab alias a ; Key Lo AX oa aati oe a ae -, ceaenebeeeenee ore ny ba hagas for sale . ee Seater eet Under the building isa the STOCK ' (OF “Goons, 0. moods Milw heats. } jd cos RoSENT HA, ‘i 3 et DB ee te oe he undersigned begs leave to inform the. Tati ee vicinity that he is thankful for petrontes: and to merit the futare, he has j just reeA RRR Set ‘Largest ana best selected stock or . Goods ever Breage to a ae Whicb will Se sald at such pea Rates as to convince our patrons that all goods pertaibing to oe wear seld at my Dtore-at—______ GREATLY .REDUCED.PRICES . “ee PRICES! 2. 5000 Yards assorted Prints, 20 cents per yard. 4 2500 Yards Cambrie Lawns, 25 cents per yard. 1500 Yards: Bieathea Muslin from* 25 to 37 1* ets. per yard. : 500 Yards Carpeting 37 1-2 cénis per A Large Assortment of Latest Styles of Ladies’ ' Basques, Mantillas, Cloaki, Hats, Caps, Balmoral Shoes AND GAITERS. SPLENDID SILKS, «> 4. Childrep’s ef. d MUSLINS, SUMMER SHAWLS, ‘New dy Fancy, Head pre: PARASOLS, GLOVES, . ‘8 a ~ COMBS, ) . BRUSHES, 54 . TUILET BASKETS Hawa an infinite variety of everythiog useful and or ‘. namental connected with a Ladies’ toilet. As my stock is too extensive. to be mentigned in Getail, 1 leaves it for’ my chstomérs ‘to dali) at my store and see fur themselves and ne, will not be. decei 3 a 2 + * © tar east 0 take ‘notice that ‘having won. h ‘estab, lished and having the largest.swek of ers can pad shall DEFY ALL COMPETITION ! And will aot éuffer myself to beundersold, REGLLLLER EE AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE FEPY CALMAN, Heat JUST. RECEIVED. AN, WprEaey SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! <4 Including French & American Prints is #, Berages, Chambraizs, . and Merinos. de wiecabonl 5:46 4,64, 94, 10-4 Rinsing adeatteien tannin theese . Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps. A very Large stock of Hoop Skits, Hosiery, &6 Great y ‘of Yankee Motions, “K Yery fine stock ot Gents’ Paper Collars, Nice stock Philadelphia made Boots, Shoes. and ie a Fo geg ye tye pe such that I 2 “Taxes.—By Route ——Lodk Fatal . Age about 7 o'clock, injured at the t Ledge. “He we for the pur beam or ved wh with the pudip’ tenrod. Hest down upea. him. locating his hip No bones, app symptoms: indi blood vessel wi died ‘two ‘hodrs Dr. Butes was ¢ of no avail. 1 “Robert Morrev resident of th rignced miner.’ mourn his loss. and at the time years of age. Rica STRIKE of quartz was . Gold Flat, and discoverers. . T half thick on th excellent: charac bat was filled w quantity: was ta test, and the re: rock was crushe silver used,‘ abd acid used tc The yield Was el cents to the tun ately let by the at work sinking slate, for which foot. The suri mines in this 5 as the Secretary been thadé to tl made'by the B. lows: Capitol . lum tax 3 cents stands: State tax.'.-. County Gene “ Scho hf Indi + Roa a No change hi county taxes. OmeGa.—In ere are all bus; for their labor ten companice them doing we draulie, and ar the new Omeg ble the mivers These comput every few wee only had* durit towa of Quieg: “ ness_ig being di City Exvec fore laettill’ . our readere th in yesterday's somany serat after midnight was as fellows Chas. Corne G. Jenking, Treasurer, G L.W. Willia Ott, Trustees. Bab Time _ it is the hard “local” in = are paying b nearly double The cause.of. thivgs. ' Firat " Papét’* All ¢ 4, H. Malloy

licen St CaN ALCL RON ORES ’ nA amends shteeti tnt 2% a welookey-a-m:z-connenting-with the Cotter . ted that, the robber. in "geting the belt» with exeell-nt'tools half 'duy ta open. one _ they had-asteurandes: that. they” maw beiieetre ti te A Lear wag in. about 5 0 ae Sea Juan stage was . ’ ‘stepped throb miles, fred Sis sit pena ony bed. The stage leaves San Juan sbout 1 ‘stage-st.this place. When the. stage wasn =z eee by Habel ths soaks od hats and ever their fuces, etepped eat int» ‘the read and ordered the dae ua AAE. “ap Hey infortled him that! they? propwsed to rob the not harm him» if: he: kept As one of” the rogues’ stuod ' uard over Majoreowith a tévolver fh éach band, @ to-vbeys ‘Phe ouly par aengers.on thie’ stagd Were two tik, que @ was searched and, netbing f The 3 who was on the road’ to Idaho, had @ Bolt qvatsiaing four hundred dollars, for whieb he deterihined to, make x Hight,, He was kavckéd-down twice, and thea’ strug: * bis clothing sondiderob ly ‘aid ‘a slight was. inflicted with the knife. ‘The ber next tur is'attention, to the treas3 er wile rene @ Co." These . boxes, are doubly secured. . The outside lid ig.well fastened with a heavy haap and brass } paillock.. This the rogue, succeedéd in ‘féréing. ‘ Pife Box proper id made of chilled iron apd secured witha heavy powder proof . lock. It would require « good: workman . df ‘there ‘boxes. After the robber~ had ‘worked with hid axe for seme titve, the drivor normed hitti that *it Was no use trying te get ‘into that ‘thing, it could'nt be opened."® "TWis’the ‘rogue’ was soua convinded ' Of, ‘and abandoned the enterprise, comarking that iftie bad Known they carried ugh, woxes, he would hive come bptter prepared. We anderstaud thebax hud # large el of money init: «As soon us Majors. was «pleaséd he! pab bis horses through and . asrived in thid'dity’ bout halt wo Hour alter the occurrence. “A few yood inen. might have made it very warm for the thieves, and several @ightlied their willingness 10 go if paid-for their trouble. : ‘WHOTHEA Stage, Ronmpeny,—We u uoderstand that Latta's Washington stage was stopped yestorday morning, a short distance “the Six’ Mile House. and the paswougers r relieved of some furty or fifty dol-lars. Wocpdtain’ ‘thé Pollowiig statement . BY OuRE Mag, whoienthe.down y ester day. He says that’ he wet Marker’s stage near Hanne tautli’s, ‘nad. iwas. _warned: that robbers were oo the * It ears tha: nei Were den dn: per tine road by Markl but. either begwuse. they did not want. that stage» ‘oF ‘supposed . thuse abvard ‘were prepared for them, they wade no. at. tempt téstipié A shertdistance behind, pped as above stated. fens ‘the ‘Plkde. designated ias the point where the tebbery was committed, he saw, ‘then Heat the road, ‘and being: on cannery the waude, waking ome ape came *afely to ee ae . : ai enix M & DONE.—Taig county is ethereal: of Bigh hwaymen ‘who are constagttyebinmitting ‘robbérries._At Grat they confitied their apérations tu team. aters, footmea,. apd these wha itraveled by te cvaveyunce, now they are growing P thd" are beginning to stop stages. : 2 follows are drawn ‘to this oeunty. on aqutuht of the excellent field it offers fir their operations, They, kuow of ite pros. perity. rasp pat aie te ‘déne bri te. oplé may ) vd tepeasette se lo do ae sy ak hy dake 'p Waghdesi Idatio-and other fide td ria themselves of these se padre la, _ Although there may be ho fegecial ‘provision in the law wader whieh, the. Superviaets can offer rewagds fot the, capture of lavesbronters, all ‘act, we-bxve many guod men who if they were assured of compentation, would take the fieldagampst theywernillas.!. If the err da wists Waris hake ‘thie perpen tit the med ye ription, ana te ” eee to d for the ie _ te and county are witheut power to move in the matter, thd Gooner citizens orlian labor to work these mines, as miners, Pand-wherers the introduction of sald" Cool ‘Jast steamer. the State. —bremain: William Hutchins; of Penobscot, ‘would austaiithéin ii edeh . i ooley or Mougo‘eys or Mongoliaus is, in a_meral and pecuniary print of view, moran igh ig Le pri per to the porsoar' an abe being of . += ee by A. ofpatural lea wing or smoking. WaTURAL Lear.—We were yesterdey * S etuniiasinisan ob thes arri of a few sehoouen, L heavily laden . with a ania ot of eas _DRY_ £OORS 1 oe 0 cy DRY G€O0Ds83 — es ae For the old and well established House of . eet ¥i Re fi is Ge href ¢ mos? pe ishe: ih most the mining population ef refore Resolved, That. ic tbe niaire of Rose's Bar Township, do form ourselves into an assowiatiog for nrutunl ratection .: ta be known as the “Miners” Union “Protective Association of Rose's Bar Tuwnship.” Resolved, That we discountenasce any and all.attempts .to,intreduce, Goeley or Mongolian” hbor i “in these thides; anf we do hereby pledge -ourselves--against: work} for any company who may employ the éaid . labor to work’in the mires, in the capacity of miners. Resolved, That in this movement of rights against the aggressiun and encrouchmént of bares Gras’ Valley’ Nationdl, ‘and’ Grass all ey Union. James Keegan; Jeremith Log, Patrick O'Meara, .Samuel QO. Gunning, committee o& Tésolutions. ~ Samuen O. Gunning, Sec’y. PicTortaLs.—We néglected to thank Geo. R. Crawford for # bountiful supply of magazines, pictorials, &oy regeivedby the On the arrival of each steamer, Crawford always furnishes us witha big lot. He is the most liberal nowerdealer i in Tue GoLp Run fae ro This bridge is again throwh~ ‘opetr to travel, ind it is. it willstand for séme times * Tue War of the American Revolution closed-about 83:years ago, and it 1s annomuced that, of allthe many thousands who once figured as Revolutionary soldiera on_ the peasion rolle of the Government, barely two ‘Me., and Samuel Cook; of Clarendon, Or leans County, N. Y. Several have died within thé Inst year; and it inay Be that 1866 will witness the closing of the books. We trust the Goverument will promptly annolitive the fact by & proclamation or, wilitary general order, aud thatthe death of the last Revolutionary soldier. will be fitly and generally Cottiuiemoratéed , ~ Tue Newsparer.—The New York Fra valle the newspaper “the poor man 's book, é from the filled columns of which he gleans much ubeful fo lérvmatjon. gaine’sknowledge of events that-are passing around him, and for a sinall invegtment daily or weekly, receivés more really asefil and general knowl. edge than iw Contatied Th maiiy” librarivs Custing hundreds of dollars. “Let the newepapers be engouraged) and let the conductora use-all care and discretion, so that they may indeed yeast doicigon vehicles of intelligence.”*” , THe Chilewne teem t to be in bigh fav with English capitalists; The loan $00,000 which was put upon t market was taken at a pre two'afd'a half per cent; significant, eight timés the sum asked for was offered. © well known, Spain could not borrow w dollar iv sny méaby mn tket in Loudon of two ta nd what “is mote ation of all the foreign loans she had uormerly peg-tinted, A GENTI.EMAN recentiy brought to the Treasury, at Washington, a large bundle of partiatly-barned Trewsury-notes fur redetmptien. They weéte given to bne ef the lady. clerks toseparate aod paete upon sheets, sa . toad we to determine their value. The lady re produced nearly $2,000 indore than the anx, ious owner had ‘been able todo. who evinc. ed his appreciation of heir'shillful disdsotion by the presentation af @100.% . Tue Pithdley Pedai, Réecérd’ states ‘that jan. oil borer, in that place, a few days ruck a crevice in thé rock, aad) ‘on usin color, and haying no-eyea., It was br teint Bg A eete placed for their aes better. — should 1 and $ STIG & ¥ noe chert eet over in aresern fer. and, the next regul eeting, oe prediéted by those Whe ought to know, that . = he sund pump; bronght to ‘tha diirfiss ie)! live fislry about four inches Tong. of browa . lo H Wheeler San F PBAllen — 4, ie kudae he Aint a rae : J M Duncan do’ TMOG ainsi Speier Siac " GH Seema b Garfield do is at: aie s ville nae Easton a * He W H Dadds Sacram WM Radeiff do SE Herrick w &e* J W Brown Sum Cit E Th-mas Maryavily Quigley You Bet J.G Straw Allghany J Johusen do. C. BE: Puschet de» +H B Chlirchill Sno t-G W Dunstan do N M Barnett C Hill RK Goinson P Valley R P Barnett do J R English M.Flat Otis Baker do ZZellerbeck w & s * J M Falwilér do S Bush.do A (W Munsendn i T Anderson do OA Tompkins B V capitalists, we invite thé Sympathy and seek . P ShingteDeerc . HK Turner Colfax the cooperation of afl. minis citizens of . P Dooly & Indy do . JiT Kinkade N Cas California, in defending : the rights of the. LG Bigibw S&S B: <8 Stevens Cléaia . working miner. W H Smith Omega AL McLung do Resolved, That a éopy of these resolu. . W P Jones dor’ + # A-Ketéhom Un’ville 'tidas be forwarded for publication to the} J G Peters Lit Yor J W Philips Minne Nevada Daily ‘T'RANSCwPT, Sacrémento., E D Carney H Hill’ DJones do Union, Marysville Appeal, Marysville Ex-. A 8 Scott For Hill JJonesdo —WEVADA LIGHT GUARD, sida eaeaaadt 3 TO DELINQUENTS. ROTC bs hered by. fiver that, by a vote of the NAVADA 1 T GUARL at the last Monthly Meeting. it Was resolved that all Members Three Months or dues, at y, June 8th, 1566) shall be expelled from-the Company and advertised as delinquents. Delinquents take notice and settle i ptl May 4th 18665 By orderof the Cémpan Ay LANCASTER, Capt. Com’d'ng. <t 8. “Vounsasc08. Riedie s myo P*°RELS ORO ee THROUUA LINE TO NEW YORK. Carrying the United States Mail. of the following dates for PANAMA, connectin vie Pavan ‘Railroad, With Jone ' of the 4 ORK: ‘On the LOth, FStik atta FOth ‘of cach month Ne i has 30 days wed nye ed on turd ‘edly on iota ‘es at Manzanillo All wueh at Acapuleo. Departure of 18th or 19th connects “Transatlantic Co°’s steather for St. English steamer for South America, eparture of 10th connects with English steame for Southampton and P. R R. Co’ $ steamer for Cen tral America. ? for Tumaco, the port.of the new mines. dates.as Eve May f0ti—Constitu fon, Capt. R F Bavy, Chel” ing with Costa Riea, Capt BradburyMay 19th—Golden City, Capt’. T Watkins. conuecting with New York, Capt. Horner. May 30th— ento. Capt, J. M. Cavarly, connecting with Arizona, Capt. Mauty. Ane uced 6 5 ea hu 4h si argeou on bogrd, » M These steamers will positively sailat 11 o’clock. Passengers are requested ‘board aus 10 0’ clock. For merchandise Frei my? PR EEDRIDGE Agent. CENTRAL PACIFIC: RAIGRoar 4 RACES OX AND AFTER T Tuesday, May 8th, 1866, until further notice, 6.30 A M.

ica, Se Sacramento at6.30 A pe i, concerentes can be will be run,.leavi own at 10 A.M > . Gents’ Boots, Leave Foleom street-wharf at11 o’clock,; <A; ot: . splendid steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW . the LOth, ‘19th and 30th of each \ popth ; a the 1 19h <A 30th fa on Suntay, ad lowin, eae leaving San Franciseo on the 10th touchh French and Departure of 30th boditeste® “with English steamer The = ee will be dispatehed Be Cabin passengeré berthed through. Ba: — through ; (0 pound allowed each It. jue and to haye their baggage on apply to Messrs Wells, F argo & Co, ; j For passa; ‘other information, apply at the Pacific Co’s Offiee, corner of Sacramento a Leiden the trains of the Central Pacific Railroad will be run as foilows : Mail and passenger train will leave SacramenFreight and pasconaree train leave ‘Colfax 6 25 A M. arrive at Sacramentc at 11.15 A M; viso at the pal A sey Lincoln ears of the California Sentral Een. Marysville mud) all: ans gee eweastie for a ene a — A. ._COLDSMITH. sf Béoud and Pine streets, Nev er i As he is selling now the Choicest . i pont ger of Bleached iaclins, — as Whitcrock, Lonesdale &, Forresdale, SPS tt es At 32 1-2 cents per yard. 10-4 Sheeting, the best, at 80 ots. per yardjry . «: . The best kind-of Prints; at 17) 1-2/“°""* cts. per yard. French and Exiglish Prints, the best, », at 80 cts, peryard... ©. French Lawns and Ginghams, at 25 » ts. per yard: ‘And everything in the litte of Dry Goods, in proportion, In, consequence of having. completed :arrangements with an Eastern House; he ‘will hereafter get most of his Goods cirect from New York, and is therefore. enabled: to ‘undersell any: one in the County. A GOLDSMITH. mys. Corner Broad and Vine Streets. BOOTS AND SHOES! _ _WILLIAMLR. COE, __, Cor. of Main & Commercial Streets NEVADA CITY. I have just received a NEW: Condisting of?” Shoes and Gaiters, 5 _ Ladies’, Misses? s alm orals, ra, Shoes, Slippers; &¢.,\ae.** From the best manufacturers of New York, Philadelphia and Bosten. eter Boots, Gets ais, mise, Just from tha, Manufactnry; received by the las —§teamer._T also have full assortment of SHOE FIN DINGS, Millers Celebrated Harness Black ing, Neats Foot Oil, Freach Calf, Kip, Lining Skins, Sole . Leather, Pegs, Nails, Awis, T “prid Shoes made to eel oO eagphee warranted fn every 4 . wi elt a Sy oon ge Cheaper than any other . Houte Gh téwh !'_aj . Best hale Cruz Sole Leather, bythe PULA VY Best Santa Cruz Sole Leather, by the Side, 33e. Se Remember ¥ this Corner ! Nevada, Roce 11th, me 4 + ' RACES, CUENSEGOK PaRk. ¥/ SPRING MEETING, MAY 24th, 66. Firat Day—Thureday. to at 4.30 A M. arrive at Secrettownat 9:45 A M. Purses of $75. Mileh ie fi . Lae eeruger We train psy irate ses owned in Aa county . ee ree for all Hor. rrive at Secrettown at 1.15 PM, ulso at Same Day.” °° ~~ 3 PM., arri at Caltex, aug Purse of .$3 ‘Single dash — of: me 5 “Going West. Free Sue th he ety Fri nat = ‘Land age ral dea rett cond "Day : A MW. a*rive at ocrkttentd ett pt an ap 089 aanes or orn mourn: Three in Five. Puree of . at 2 P M. arrive at Sacramento at 6 30 P M. nee. a mana Fis pl The morning Passenger ® connect at Auan > Pivé. Bree: te el) . ‘owned in the rn with Stages for Yan*ee Jims, t Hill Mainne — d Michigas: B >and . at: with’ any Suturing tages for Gra alley, Nevada, North San : uan, IH renee Secrertown un. Dutch Fla oa quarter of by, any. Herve tolthree ix z ab alias a ; Key Lo AX oa aati oe a ae -, ceaenebeeeenee ore ny ba hagas for sale . ee Seater eet Under the building isa the STOCK ' (OF “Goons, 0. moods Milw heats. } jd cos RoSENT HA, ‘i 3 et DB ee te oe he undersigned begs leave to inform the. Tati ee vicinity that he is thankful for petrontes: and to merit the futare, he has j just reeA RRR Set ‘Largest ana best selected stock or . Goods ever Breage to a ae Whicb will Se sald at such pea Rates as to convince our patrons that all goods pertaibing to oe wear seld at my Dtore-at—______ GREATLY .REDUCED.PRICES . “ee PRICES! 2. 5000 Yards assorted Prints, 20 cents per yard. 4 2500 Yards Cambrie Lawns, 25 cents per yard. 1500 Yards: Bieathea Muslin from* 25 to 37 1* ets. per yard. : 500 Yards Carpeting 37 1-2 cénis per A Large Assortment of Latest Styles of Ladies’ ' Basques, Mantillas, Cloaki, Hats, Caps, Balmoral Shoes AND GAITERS. SPLENDID SILKS, «> 4. Childrep’s ef. d MUSLINS, SUMMER SHAWLS, ‘New dy Fancy, Head pre: PARASOLS, GLOVES, . ‘8 a ~ COMBS, ) . BRUSHES, 54 . TUILET BASKETS Hawa an infinite variety of everythiog useful and or ‘. namental connected with a Ladies’ toilet. As my stock is too extensive. to be mentigned in Getail, 1 leaves it for’ my chstomérs ‘to dali) at my store and see fur themselves and ne, will not be. decei 3 a 2 + * © tar east 0 take ‘notice that ‘having won. h ‘estab, lished and having the largest.swek of ers can pad shall DEFY ALL COMPETITION ! And will aot éuffer myself to beundersold, REGLLLLER EE AMERICAN DRY GOODS STORE FEPY CALMAN, Heat JUST. RECEIVED. AN, WprEaey SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS! <4 Including French & American Prints is #, Berages, Chambraizs, . and Merinos. de wiecabonl 5:46 4,64, 94, 10-4 Rinsing adeatteien tannin theese . Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps. A very Large stock of Hoop Skits, Hosiery, &6 Great y ‘of Yankee Motions, “K Yery fine stock ot Gents’ Paper Collars, Nice stock Philadelphia made Boots, Shoes. and ie a Fo geg ye tye pe such that I 2 “Taxes.—By Route ——Lodk Fatal . Age about 7 o'clock, injured at the t Ledge. “He we for the pur beam or ved wh with the pudip’ tenrod. Hest down upea. him. locating his hip No bones, app symptoms: indi blood vessel wi died ‘two ‘hodrs Dr. Butes was ¢ of no avail. 1 “Robert Morrev resident of th rignced miner.’ mourn his loss. and at the time years of age. Rica STRIKE of quartz was . Gold Flat, and discoverers. . T half thick on th excellent: charac bat was filled w quantity: was ta test, and the re: rock was crushe silver used,‘ abd acid used tc The yield Was el cents to the tun ately let by the at work sinking slate, for which foot. The suri mines in this 5 as the Secretary been thadé to tl made'by the B. lows: Capitol . lum tax 3 cents stands: State tax.'.-. County Gene “ Scho hf Indi + Roa a No change hi county taxes. OmeGa.—In ere are all bus; for their labor ten companice them doing we draulie, and ar the new Omeg ble the mivers These comput every few wee only had* durit towa of Quieg: “ ness_ig being di City Exvec fore laettill’ . our readere th in yesterday's somany serat after midnight was as fellows Chas. Corne G. Jenking, Treasurer, G L.W. Willia Ott, Trustees. Bab Time _ it is the hard “local” in = are paying b nearly double The cause.of. thivgs. ' Firat " Papét’* All ¢ 4, H. Malloy