November 27, 1866 (4 pages)

AU FL AME Sa Ar SE NASER: LENS * Oa A OE RN BREE PN a Sec IP ARIES A ata She Duily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, iasesoseieninmenneeereniesnnenenretsnnds-sicdaetebtaaiaaeateienamabinmnanmiiaatiinaiadiaasdd VOUNTY & ry OF FICIAZ® BESS TUESDAY, NOV. 27, 1866. ‘Murper anp Lyncn Law rn Srerra. ‘The following particulars of a brutal mur‘der by Chinamen, and the lynching of ene of the supposed murderers at Chipp’s Flat, Sierra county, is furnished us by a gentleman who came over from that place on Saturday last. Early last week a ‘store house at Chipp’s Flat was robbed of a considerable amount of goods and provisions, The Chinese were suspicioned of + having committed the robbery, and John Newhouse, an owner of part of the goods, determined to watch the Chinese camp, and find if possible, some clue to the robbery. For this purpose he started for ~ Chinatown on Wednesday night, refusing toallow any one toaccompany him, though parties offered to go. He did not return on Thursday, and a party of men, fearing he had been foully dealt with, went to look'for him. They could find no trace . of him in Chipp’s Flat, and crossed over to Alleghanytown on the opposite side of the river. In, searching the Chinese camp in this place, they found oyster cans [: and other articles with Newhouse’s mark upon them. A Chinaman known as ‘Whalebone, on whose premises these things were found, was atrested, and after threats and promises that no harm should , come to him if he told what had become of the missing man, he stated that “Newheuse had abused and beat Chinamen, and ‘that he had been stabbed’and killed.” He then led them to the spot at Chipp’s Flat where the remains. were buried. The hody was uncovered and found to be cut into two parts, which the Chinaman stated was done that it -might be the more easily disposed of. The whole community. was shocked and exasperated iy the brutality of the deed, but no movement. for the punishment of the crime was made until Friday morning, when a jury was being empanneled at the Flat by a Justice of the Peace to enquire into the cause of the death of Newhonse. It soon became noised around that Whalebone was present, and in a few moments—before the jury could be sworn—an excited crowd of from one to two hundred persons collected in the tewn. Threats had been made. before, but it was not feared that any popular movement for speedy retribution would be made. The presence of the Chinaman and the body of the victim so exasperated , The crowd, that they rushed into Court, “overpowered the officers, seized the Chi-. naman and beat him to death with stones ~ The body of the murderer was then taken and suspended from a tree on the opposite side Bf the road. This deed seoms to have aroused the crowd and the wildest excite ment prevailed. They rushed upon the Chinese quarters of the town and in a few minutes every cabin was leveled to the ground. The Chinese were compelled to beat a hasty retreat. The excited crowd then proceeded to Alleghanytown, where the Celéstials received like treatment. Not a single cabin inhabited by Chinese was left on the ground over which the crowd traveled. A looker on ‘states that ho never saw a crowd of men insuch a wild excitement. All the time the officers exercised their utmost powers to prevent the destruction of property.— Had it not been for their efforts, Chinese settlements in other parts of Sierra and Nevada “counties, along the course of the Yubas would havo shared a like fate. DECLARATION OF INTENTION —Bennctt Dunstan, a native of England, yesterday declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States in the County Clerk’s ‘ Eastern Parers.—We are indebted to George R.'Crawford for a supply of Eastern Pictorials received by the steamer which arrived on Saturday. Crawford has all the late magazines and papers. A LIVE turtle was received in Rochester by mail recently, the stamp and address being pasted on the shell. RaFFLE.—The sewing machine to be taffled by R. A. Diver, will be thrown for > atthe saloon of Carley & Beckman, this exening at half past 7 o'clock. Those: hate chances are requested to be on ces. from Washington, says the Union, te the effect that the French Government does not wish to stand by its arrangement with Seward to withdraw its ‘troops from Mexico before Winter, but desires to keep them there until Spring. It is further stated that this matter was before the Cabinet at a late session, and that the French Government has” been or will be ndlified that the former arrangement will not be departed from. It is evident that Napoleon designs to play with our Goyernment a little longer, and his former ex. perience teaches him that he can probably do s0 with impunity. General Grant having been present. ot the Cabinet meeting may have contribnted a little, back-bone to its couiicils. LoyaL SLAVE OWNERS.—The President is about to appoint Commissioners for Maryland, Kentucky, Delaware and *Missouri, under the recent act of Congress, to make awards in sums of not more than $300 each to loyal owners of slaves, where the latter ‘enlisted in the United States army. Where an award is made, it is to be paid out.of the draft commutation fund, especially set apart for that purpose by Congress, If the loyalty of the claimants for these awards is judged by the Johnson standard, the rebels whose negroes left them to fight the Union’s battles, will probably gét a large share of the money. A WITNESS in the Howland will case has examined several thousand signatures to see if a person can repeat his signature exactly—and he concludes that it cannot be done. THE secret police of the Emperor Napoleon are never far away from him. — Two of them—quiet looking men, in citizens’ dress—follow him at a little distance when . he goes out to walk. aii denna aiiicnancneetlh A SUBSTANTIAL brick house, containing eight rooms has been purchased, and is in use, as a home forthe newsboys of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is furnished witha kitchen range, beds, and all that is necessary for the comfort of the boys. , A PAPER is about to be started in Florence, Italy, which will bear the extraordinary title of “The Valley of Jehoshaphat, the Organ of the Day of J udgment.” PENSIONS IN CALIFORNIA.—The amount of money paid out*by the Federal Govern‘ment on account of the pensions in this State exceeds $30,000 per annum, says the San Francisco 7imea. a M. M. Noau, for inany years connected ‘with the press of San Francisco, sustained a fracture of two of his ribs at Benicia on Wednesday night, in jumping on board the Chrysopolis from the landing. In making the leap he struck his side violently against the guards, inflicting severe injuries. Great RevivaL.—The people of Atlanta, Georgia, are enjoying a revival of an extraordinary magnitude. Nothing like has ever been known there, All business was suspended one week day, and the entire community went to prayer meeting. Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches havo each their share of con: verts. yPRussta.—On the meeting of Congress resolutions will be introduced calling ~for full information on tlie subject of the action of Prussia, as against American citizens, and the whole matter will be thoroughly investigated, ‘HERE are said to be about thirty distilleries in the Bay City. One distillery is capable of turning out annually 500,000 gallons of spirits. If the others could do as much, the amount of whisky would be 15,000,000 gallons, and the importations are said to be twice as much as the manufactured article. : CHANGE oF Eprrors—Tho Call. says that Mr. McClatchy has been removed by _. the Trustees from the managing editorship of the Times, and Noah Brooks installed in his place. Mr. McClatchiy has a large experience as an editor. Mr. Brooks has been the Washington correspondent of the Sacramento Union, THE New York News wanted Johneon while on his late trip, to stop and “strike a bee'line to W. ” John: son couldn’t strike a bee line, an East@ “Wawra To Back Ovt.—We have advi. B C Howard Grass Vall Abraham Lincoln’s oration at the consecration of the burial ground at Gettysburg. the Westminster Review in a late number Says: ae . “It has but one equal—in that pronouneed upon those who fell during the first year of the Peloponessian war—and in one respect it is supergor to that great speech, It is not only more natural, fuller of feeling, more touching and pathetic, but we know with absolute certainty that it was sreally delivered. Nature here fairly takes precedence of art, even though it be the art of Thucydides.” a A Funny Toast.—The. Bread-and-But terites have this toast: “Cotopaxi and Andrew Johnson ; of all the Andes the most renowned.” The two resemble each other particulars, to wit: they are both given to spouting, they are both generally elgvated, they both emit large quantities of dust, smoke and dirt. Cotopaxi, however, was never Alderman of its native village, and isn’t given to “swinging round the circle.” a DRAWING, TOWARD THE CLOsE.—“The melancholy days have come” for William Cullen Bryant, the idolized poet of every American hearthstone and the chief orna ment of many-a foreign and home library, where his works are enshrined like the godsin the ancient Pantheon. Only’ a few weeks ago the poet's wife, with whom he enjoyed unclouded happiness for nearly half a century, departed this life, and the venerable poet, now greatly advanced in years, cannot long survive the deprivation. = Winter Bonnts.—The new winter bonnets, in Paris recemble miniature cabriolets, they have lage crowns and long curtains, and are altogether. ungraceful and ugly. 1f the form is accepted, the head will be completely buried, and truly it will be passing from one extreme to another. Excessively plain woman will profit by thissudden. change, but those. who have the smallest pretensions to beauty will lose by it. But this novelty. is only an attempt on the milliners’ part to introduce something more’ elaborate and bifficult to fabricate thanthe present simple head-dress. A LONG, exceedingly fine chain is very fashionable at the prsent moment<in ParisIt appears like a string of small. beads; but it is not so. The seeming beads are all metal shaped to simulat beads and linked one within the other. They are used as witch guards,are very inexpensive and may be of gilt, silver or jet. THE Census Bureau estimates that the population of the United States and Territories has increased from 31,423,243— the number found by the census of 1860 —to 35,500,000. _ THE introduction of reaping machines into England has already led to one riot among laborers in Somerset. . cetniatetemremenmremen ARRIVALS AT THE ———____] Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. November 25-20, 1866, J Angell San Francisco. J Auff Nevada City AG U Brien do JRamey do J D Bristol do JS Raymond do H Epstine do WH Coffman do J C Door do HH Haskins do 8 Doer do F Door do H D Shaw Howland Flat J Clark do W Hamilton Sacramento € Bosley do J Heaton Cieco J McLaughlin do Miss Heaton do A Taylor Canada Hill S Kaker scott Flat N P Barnett do L Merrow Bannertville J W Ellison do «. Merrow do L Sigler do W Tickle do C Moore Port Wine R pps do D Moore do A BC Jones Sierra Vall S Hathorn do TJ Eve Meadow Lake CS Ellis Deer Creek AX Richardson do J Newman Grass Valley J Harrington N Bloomfi MC James Dutch Flat T W Allison Bear river ED Herrick Ditch WB Toll Austin eney do E Hacker Dry Creek CH Mallen Unionviitle W W Nichols Co! Hill E Foster Sacramento P Basco Bourbon Hill G@Colby You Bet TA Hale Rush Creek DH Birdsall Bannerville M Cook Sacramento W_H Gilliland Gold Fiat 3 8 Quick Unionville. J Worrell Colfax E A Wetmore Grass Val 8 Hethington Quaker H. G H Pond do J Montgomery n Vail ME220w LAKE MILL & MINING COMPANY, Excelsior District Nevada county, Cal. There are delinquent upon the following describ. ed stock, on account of assesements te on the ee day = tec segen 1866, the several amounts set opposite the names of th shareholders as follows: Ty Sin 3 eh wo, Sharep . Am't. -No, Cert’e Ellison Fo. Westvccses 88 7 50 Flaugher ©. P..++.50 650 ’ bre 50 Hasey A, G. -ccceeveee 7 300 68 00 Hasey A. G.-ces.ceeees 8 200 46 00 Hasey A Geeesee.es. 29 500 115 00 Hil '. ) Ae earns 250 57 fp Jacobs Geo, Fisk. 6.1 100 bal. 15 ov Jacobs Geo. F. ae . 100 23 00 Jacobs Gen, F. 1 100 23 00 Jacobs Geo. F. 16 100 23 0 Jacobs Geo. F. ane 100 23 00 Jacobs Geo. F..18 100 23 00 dacobs Geo, Winésa «58 ft 3 200 46 Oo Marselus E. P..00070 400 92 00 And in accordance with the laws of the State of California and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 23d of ber, 1866, 80 many cousary, will DE weld ah anation’ or Gen enon ary, 8a of the Com . No. 30 Main Street on ELETH D DEC st sole souae. ett am ‘Lrxcotx AS AN ORATOR.—Speaking of NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . . CAPTAIN Simmons J. Shaw was accidently shot and killed in Rapides parish, Louisiana, lately, by a lady, whom he was training to use the pistol. = THERE isa report that a Prussian Company is to be formed under the auspices of Count Bismarck to tunnel Mount St. Gothard, and so establish direct communication between Italy and Germany. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, '_, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERALEX. GAULT.. PROPRIETOR. al patronage bestowed during three ears’ experiencein the RESTAUos Sa ANT business . promise uw» renew my efforts to please all who may favor me witha call, Meals served up atall hours, Nevada, July 17th, 1866. . Thanksgiving Party. ge Secdnd of a Series of Parties given by the Young Men’s Social Club, Will take place at : TEMPERANCE HALL, On’ Thursday Evenin , Nov. 29th. All who hold invitations are respectfaliy invited to attend. Admission §€200. Tickets may be procnred of the Treasurer, at G. R. Crawford's Bookstore. ‘All invitations must be shown. at the door. ogee TRY nw WANTED. make himself useful at any kind of work.— For particulars apply to the TRanscript office, Nevada, Nov, 24th, 1866. _DR. J. W. TALBOTT, Physician -and Surgeon, Office at Dr. Kent's Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL, Devotes special attention to Difeases of Women and Children. ni5 Fresh Fish! Fresh: Fish! E. W. NOONAN & Co. HAE made arrangements by which they will be enabled to supply the citizens of Nevada city with FRES H FESH, OF ALL KINDS. FRESH’ CRABS AND OYSTERS, Direet from the San Francisco Markets. NOONAN & CO'S ~ will be in Nevada on Wednesday and Friday Mornings of each week, when all who want Good Fieh can be supplied. PAINTING! PAINTING}, P. L. RYAN. HAL’ HIS PAINT SHOP TO HOOK & LADDER HOUSE . ON BROAD STREET. “a nena He is prepared, as heretofore, to do All kinds of House, Sign, Carriage —AND~ Ornamental Painting, On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. G. R. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. RETAIL DEALER Sic STA TIO Blank Books, Sheet Music, ' Albums, Gold Pens, . Mouldings, Engravings,' &e. &e. &e. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order. NERY, & . 2 Constable and Justice's Blanks on hand. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. . wer inform the Merchants of Nevada county that'they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods” With despatch and at Low Rates! : Direct all Goods; “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” * Colfax, Sept. 16 NATIONAG Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon costs of advertising ands f sale. Office No wa ota, Se Neveda City, Gel aat TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!)Dunder und Blixum ! erence f GREGORY & WAITE, AVE ON HAND IN THEIR sto 4 Heo: ss HE ond [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors,} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than cam be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of Hardware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which"we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE,} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS = WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities. >. . BARLEY, Situation, by an able-bodied man who will . . WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &ec. &e.' hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, On 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cableand warranted notto _ ~ "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; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. A few. Cords of Bacon, warranted cern fed. . On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. ~ 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have ne, motto but ‘fair dealing. ° Brent —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (When we buy and pay for them.) ?, We consult the tastes of our customers and re member always that it takes two to make a bergain.EB Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. : GREGORY & WAITE. ee Ghe “NEV LOCA Miss weather p singer will “> gregationa Pittsinger wide reput of her best poems are themselve: Eagle,” wr war is trul a poems enti Gold” and gems. Be Pittsinger from the be will be exc tend this e THE Ra) yesterday : guage at t) nal Comp guage, 2.3% is used ih. The variat last twenty 24 of anirx side by side rain fall in than was s so great thi Went could in this city to Tennent MINING.cent storm Township s cement mi sume opera is not yet draulie cla but a numb hear from a unusual am will be don ‘We hope t every local; Water for m RECRUIT! charge of t) , andis enli: regiment regular arn ‘want to ent ‘opportunity in the Kidd Broad and ] THE Ga has again ¢ prietors ha ment toour Bean, and : and conduc! ed “his poli after the G: ciples of th is acquainte _ ture of the his position the fraternit in his new. morning wi intention of THANKsG1 ant churche rangements present wee Service will Church, anc by the Rev tist Church. Union pr the Method: nesday and Congregatic Friday even congregatio all the peop Mr Sr: Wear, on tl the old br Strata of cer will now b Stavel is ri high as six of this city, last steamer

AU FL AME Sa Ar SE NASER: LENS * Oa A OE RN BREE PN a Sec IP ARIES A ata She Duily Transcript, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, iasesoseieninmenneeereniesnnenenretsnnds-sicdaetebtaaiaaeateienamabinmnanmiiaatiinaiadiaasdd VOUNTY & ry OF FICIAZ® BESS TUESDAY, NOV. 27, 1866. ‘Murper anp Lyncn Law rn Srerra. ‘The following particulars of a brutal mur‘der by Chinamen, and the lynching of ene of the supposed murderers at Chipp’s Flat, Sierra county, is furnished us by a gentleman who came over from that place on Saturday last. Early last week a ‘store house at Chipp’s Flat was robbed of a considerable amount of goods and provisions, The Chinese were suspicioned of + having committed the robbery, and John Newhouse, an owner of part of the goods, determined to watch the Chinese camp, and find if possible, some clue to the robbery. For this purpose he started for ~ Chinatown on Wednesday night, refusing toallow any one toaccompany him, though parties offered to go. He did not return on Thursday, and a party of men, fearing he had been foully dealt with, went to look'for him. They could find no trace . of him in Chipp’s Flat, and crossed over to Alleghanytown on the opposite side of the river. In, searching the Chinese camp in this place, they found oyster cans [: and other articles with Newhouse’s mark upon them. A Chinaman known as ‘Whalebone, on whose premises these things were found, was atrested, and after threats and promises that no harm should , come to him if he told what had become of the missing man, he stated that “Newheuse had abused and beat Chinamen, and ‘that he had been stabbed’and killed.” He then led them to the spot at Chipp’s Flat where the remains. were buried. The hody was uncovered and found to be cut into two parts, which the Chinaman stated was done that it -might be the more easily disposed of. The whole community. was shocked and exasperated iy the brutality of the deed, but no movement. for the punishment of the crime was made until Friday morning, when a jury was being empanneled at the Flat by a Justice of the Peace to enquire into the cause of the death of Newhonse. It soon became noised around that Whalebone was present, and in a few moments—before the jury could be sworn—an excited crowd of from one to two hundred persons collected in the tewn. Threats had been made. before, but it was not feared that any popular movement for speedy retribution would be made. The presence of the Chinaman and the body of the victim so exasperated , The crowd, that they rushed into Court, “overpowered the officers, seized the Chi-. naman and beat him to death with stones ~ The body of the murderer was then taken and suspended from a tree on the opposite side Bf the road. This deed seoms to have aroused the crowd and the wildest excite ment prevailed. They rushed upon the Chinese quarters of the town and in a few minutes every cabin was leveled to the ground. The Chinese were compelled to beat a hasty retreat. The excited crowd then proceeded to Alleghanytown, where the Celéstials received like treatment. Not a single cabin inhabited by Chinese was left on the ground over which the crowd traveled. A looker on ‘states that ho never saw a crowd of men insuch a wild excitement. All the time the officers exercised their utmost powers to prevent the destruction of property.— Had it not been for their efforts, Chinese settlements in other parts of Sierra and Nevada “counties, along the course of the Yubas would havo shared a like fate. DECLARATION OF INTENTION —Bennctt Dunstan, a native of England, yesterday declared his intention to become a citizen of the United States in the County Clerk’s ‘ Eastern Parers.—We are indebted to George R.'Crawford for a supply of Eastern Pictorials received by the steamer which arrived on Saturday. Crawford has all the late magazines and papers. A LIVE turtle was received in Rochester by mail recently, the stamp and address being pasted on the shell. RaFFLE.—The sewing machine to be taffled by R. A. Diver, will be thrown for > atthe saloon of Carley & Beckman, this exening at half past 7 o'clock. Those: hate chances are requested to be on ces. from Washington, says the Union, te the effect that the French Government does not wish to stand by its arrangement with Seward to withdraw its ‘troops from Mexico before Winter, but desires to keep them there until Spring. It is further stated that this matter was before the Cabinet at a late session, and that the French Government has” been or will be ndlified that the former arrangement will not be departed from. It is evident that Napoleon designs to play with our Goyernment a little longer, and his former ex. perience teaches him that he can probably do s0 with impunity. General Grant having been present. ot the Cabinet meeting may have contribnted a little, back-bone to its couiicils. LoyaL SLAVE OWNERS.—The President is about to appoint Commissioners for Maryland, Kentucky, Delaware and *Missouri, under the recent act of Congress, to make awards in sums of not more than $300 each to loyal owners of slaves, where the latter ‘enlisted in the United States army. Where an award is made, it is to be paid out.of the draft commutation fund, especially set apart for that purpose by Congress, If the loyalty of the claimants for these awards is judged by the Johnson standard, the rebels whose negroes left them to fight the Union’s battles, will probably gét a large share of the money. A WITNESS in the Howland will case has examined several thousand signatures to see if a person can repeat his signature exactly—and he concludes that it cannot be done. THE secret police of the Emperor Napoleon are never far away from him. — Two of them—quiet looking men, in citizens’ dress—follow him at a little distance when . he goes out to walk. aii denna aiiicnancneetlh A SUBSTANTIAL brick house, containing eight rooms has been purchased, and is in use, as a home forthe newsboys of Cincinnati, Ohio. It is furnished witha kitchen range, beds, and all that is necessary for the comfort of the boys. , A PAPER is about to be started in Florence, Italy, which will bear the extraordinary title of “The Valley of Jehoshaphat, the Organ of the Day of J udgment.” PENSIONS IN CALIFORNIA.—The amount of money paid out*by the Federal Govern‘ment on account of the pensions in this State exceeds $30,000 per annum, says the San Francisco 7imea. a M. M. Noau, for inany years connected ‘with the press of San Francisco, sustained a fracture of two of his ribs at Benicia on Wednesday night, in jumping on board the Chrysopolis from the landing. In making the leap he struck his side violently against the guards, inflicting severe injuries. Great RevivaL.—The people of Atlanta, Georgia, are enjoying a revival of an extraordinary magnitude. Nothing like has ever been known there, All business was suspended one week day, and the entire community went to prayer meeting. Methodist, Presbyterian and Baptist churches havo each their share of con: verts. yPRussta.—On the meeting of Congress resolutions will be introduced calling ~for full information on tlie subject of the action of Prussia, as against American citizens, and the whole matter will be thoroughly investigated, ‘HERE are said to be about thirty distilleries in the Bay City. One distillery is capable of turning out annually 500,000 gallons of spirits. If the others could do as much, the amount of whisky would be 15,000,000 gallons, and the importations are said to be twice as much as the manufactured article. : CHANGE oF Eprrors—Tho Call. says that Mr. McClatchy has been removed by _. the Trustees from the managing editorship of the Times, and Noah Brooks installed in his place. Mr. McClatchiy has a large experience as an editor. Mr. Brooks has been the Washington correspondent of the Sacramento Union, THE New York News wanted Johneon while on his late trip, to stop and “strike a bee'line to W. ” John: son couldn’t strike a bee line, an East@ “Wawra To Back Ovt.—We have advi. B C Howard Grass Vall Abraham Lincoln’s oration at the consecration of the burial ground at Gettysburg. the Westminster Review in a late number Says: ae . “It has but one equal—in that pronouneed upon those who fell during the first year of the Peloponessian war—and in one respect it is supergor to that great speech, It is not only more natural, fuller of feeling, more touching and pathetic, but we know with absolute certainty that it was sreally delivered. Nature here fairly takes precedence of art, even though it be the art of Thucydides.” a A Funny Toast.—The. Bread-and-But terites have this toast: “Cotopaxi and Andrew Johnson ; of all the Andes the most renowned.” The two resemble each other particulars, to wit: they are both given to spouting, they are both generally elgvated, they both emit large quantities of dust, smoke and dirt. Cotopaxi, however, was never Alderman of its native village, and isn’t given to “swinging round the circle.” a DRAWING, TOWARD THE CLOsE.—“The melancholy days have come” for William Cullen Bryant, the idolized poet of every American hearthstone and the chief orna ment of many-a foreign and home library, where his works are enshrined like the godsin the ancient Pantheon. Only’ a few weeks ago the poet's wife, with whom he enjoyed unclouded happiness for nearly half a century, departed this life, and the venerable poet, now greatly advanced in years, cannot long survive the deprivation. = Winter Bonnts.—The new winter bonnets, in Paris recemble miniature cabriolets, they have lage crowns and long curtains, and are altogether. ungraceful and ugly. 1f the form is accepted, the head will be completely buried, and truly it will be passing from one extreme to another. Excessively plain woman will profit by thissudden. change, but those. who have the smallest pretensions to beauty will lose by it. But this novelty. is only an attempt on the milliners’ part to introduce something more’ elaborate and bifficult to fabricate thanthe present simple head-dress. A LONG, exceedingly fine chain is very fashionable at the prsent moment<in ParisIt appears like a string of small. beads; but it is not so. The seeming beads are all metal shaped to simulat beads and linked one within the other. They are used as witch guards,are very inexpensive and may be of gilt, silver or jet. THE Census Bureau estimates that the population of the United States and Territories has increased from 31,423,243— the number found by the census of 1860 —to 35,500,000. _ THE introduction of reaping machines into England has already led to one riot among laborers in Somerset. . cetniatetemremenmremen ARRIVALS AT THE ———____] Broad Street, Nevada City, California, LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprietor. November 25-20, 1866, J Angell San Francisco. J Auff Nevada City AG U Brien do JRamey do J D Bristol do JS Raymond do H Epstine do WH Coffman do J C Door do HH Haskins do 8 Doer do F Door do H D Shaw Howland Flat J Clark do W Hamilton Sacramento € Bosley do J Heaton Cieco J McLaughlin do Miss Heaton do A Taylor Canada Hill S Kaker scott Flat N P Barnett do L Merrow Bannertville J W Ellison do «. Merrow do L Sigler do W Tickle do C Moore Port Wine R pps do D Moore do A BC Jones Sierra Vall S Hathorn do TJ Eve Meadow Lake CS Ellis Deer Creek AX Richardson do J Newman Grass Valley J Harrington N Bloomfi MC James Dutch Flat T W Allison Bear river ED Herrick Ditch WB Toll Austin eney do E Hacker Dry Creek CH Mallen Unionviitle W W Nichols Co! Hill E Foster Sacramento P Basco Bourbon Hill G@Colby You Bet TA Hale Rush Creek DH Birdsall Bannerville M Cook Sacramento W_H Gilliland Gold Fiat 3 8 Quick Unionville. J Worrell Colfax E A Wetmore Grass Val 8 Hethington Quaker H. G H Pond do J Montgomery n Vail ME220w LAKE MILL & MINING COMPANY, Excelsior District Nevada county, Cal. There are delinquent upon the following describ. ed stock, on account of assesements te on the ee day = tec segen 1866, the several amounts set opposite the names of th shareholders as follows: Ty Sin 3 eh wo, Sharep . Am't. -No, Cert’e

Ellison Fo. Westvccses 88 7 50 Flaugher ©. P...++.50 650 ’ bre 50 Hasey A, G. -ccceeveee 7 300 68 00 Hasey A. G.-ces.ceeees 8 200 46 00 Hasey A Geeesee.es. 29 500 115 00 Hil '. ) Ae earns 250 57 fp Jacobs Geo, Fisk.. 6.1 100 bal. 15 ov Jacobs Geo. F.. ae . 100 23 00 Jacobs Gen, F. 1 100 23 00 Jacobs Geo. F. 16 100 23 0 Jacobs Geo. F. ane 100 23 00 Jacobs Geo. F....18 100 23 00 dacobs Geo, Winésa «58 ft 3 200 46 Oo Marselus E. P...00070 400 92 00 And in accordance with the laws of the State of California and an order of the Board of Trustees, made on the 23d of ber, 1866, 80 many cousary, will DE weld ah anation’ or Gen enon ary, 8a of the Com . No. 30 Main Street on ELETH D DEC st sole souae. ett am ‘Lrxcotx AS AN ORATOR.—Speaking of NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, . . CAPTAIN Simmons J. Shaw was accidently shot and killed in Rapides parish, Louisiana, lately, by a lady, whom he was training to use the pistol. = THERE isa report that a Prussian Company is to be formed under the auspices of Count Bismarck to tunnel Mount St. Gothard, and so establish direct communication between Italy and Germany. ANTELOPE RESTAURANT, '_, BROAD STREET, NEVADA. THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERALEX. GAULT... PROPRIETOR. al patronage bestowed during three ears’ experiencein the RESTAUos Sa ANT business . promise uw» renew my efforts to please all who may favor me witha call, Meals served up atall hours, Nevada, July 17th, 1866. . Thanksgiving Party. ge Secdnd of a Series of Parties given by the Young Men’s Social Club, Will take place at : TEMPERANCE HALL, On’ Thursday Evenin , Nov. 29th. All who hold invitations are respectfaliy invited to attend. Admission §€200. Tickets may be procnred of the Treasurer, at G. R. Crawford's Bookstore. ‘All invitations must be shown. at the door. ogee TRY nw WANTED.. make himself useful at any kind of work.— For particulars apply to the TRanscript office, Nevada, Nov, 24th, 1866. _DR. J. W. TALBOTT, Physician -and Surgeon, Office at Dr. Kent's Drug Store. Residence—UNION HOTEL, Devotes special attention to Difeases of Women and Children. ni5 Fresh Fish! Fresh: Fish! E. W. NOONAN & Co. HAE made arrangements by which they will be enabled to supply the citizens of Nevada city with FRES H FESH, OF ALL KINDS. FRESH’ CRABS AND OYSTERS, Direet from the San Francisco Markets. NOONAN & CO'S ~ will be in Nevada on Wednesday and Friday Mornings of each week, when all who want Good Fieh can be supplied. PAINTING! PAINTING}, P. L. RYAN. HAL’ HIS PAINT SHOP TO HOOK & LADDER HOUSE . ON BROAD STREET. “a nena He is prepared, as heretofore, to do All kinds of House, Sign, Carriage —AND~ Ornamental Painting, On short notice and in a style that cannot be excelled in this State. G. R. CRAWFORD, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. RETAIL DEALER Sic STA TIO Blank Books, Sheet Music, ' Albums, Gold Pens, . Mouldings, Engravings,' &e. &e. &e. Picture Frames, of any size, made to order. NERY, & . 2 Constable and Justice's Blanks on hand. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX. JOSEPH WORRILL & CO. . wer inform the Merchants of Nevada county that'they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX And are now prepared to forward Goods” With despatch and at Low Rates! : Direct all Goods; “CARE WORRILL & CO. COLFAX.” * Colfax, Sept. 16 NATIONAG Hair Dressing and Bathing Saloon costs of advertising ands f sale. Office No wa ota, Se Neveda City, Gel aat TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT!)Dunder und Blixum ! erence f GREGORY & WAITE, AVE ON HAND IN THEIR sto 4 Heo: ss HE ond [Old stand of Jesse Wall and his successors,} A Larger stock of Goods in their ling than cam be found in any other store in the County, Amounting to something less than a cargo for the Great Eastern and consisting of Hardware, Wooden Ware, Willow Ware, Crockery Ware, AND Glass Ware, [To which"we might add for the benefit of competitors, BEWARE,} GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS = WINES AND LIQUORS, Of the Choicest Qualities. >. . BARLEY, Situation, by an able-bodied man who will . . WHEAT, BRAN, SHORTS, &ec. &e.' hand and to arrive, mostly to arrive, On 1000 kegs of Powder; Fuse enough For an Ocean Cableand warranted notto _ ~ "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; Lard and Lubricating Oils, To grease the gudgeons of the Universe. More Quicksilver than we want at the present rates. 1000 Boxes of Candles, with wicks in them and warranted to burn. Sugars of all kinds, a mountain of Teas and Coffees, more kinds than ever known before. A few. Cords of Bacon, warranted cern fed. . On hand, also, a big pile of Lard, that never made a sheep’s acquaintance, or no sale. ~ 1000 boxes Soap, from Colgates’ down 100 kegs and 49 cases Butter. We buy and sell the best article. 100 kegs Nails, assorted. Rakes, Hoes, Pitchforks, Sluice Forks, Shovels, Spades, Sledges, Steel, Rope, Twine, Rubber Packing, Demijohns and any kind of liquors to fill them. Case and Shelf Goods in any quantity We button-hole nobody for custom and have ne, motto but ‘fair dealing. ° Brent —TO ARRIVE— 1,000,000 Tons of all sorts of Goods (When we buy and pay for them.) ?, We consult the tastes of our customers and re member always that it takes two to make a bergain.EB Goods delivered at a reasonable distance free of charge. : GREGORY & WAITE. ee Ghe “NEV LOCA Miss weather p singer will “> gregationa Pittsinger wide reput of her best poems are themselve: Eagle,” wr war is trul a poems enti Gold” and gems. Be Pittsinger from the be will be exc tend this e THE Ra) yesterday : guage at t) nal Comp guage, 2.3% is used ih. The variat last twenty 24 of anirx side by side rain fall in than was s so great thi Went could in this city to Tennent MINING.cent storm Township s cement mi sume opera is not yet draulie cla but a numb hear from a unusual am will be don ‘We hope t every local; Water for m RECRUIT! charge of t) , andis enli: regiment regular arn ‘want to ent ‘opportunity in the Kidd Broad and ] THE Ga has again ¢ prietors ha ment toour Bean, and : and conduc! ed “his poli after the G: ciples of th is acquainte _ ture of the his position the fraternit in his new. morning wi intention of THANKsG1 ant churche rangements present wee Service will Church, anc by the Rev tist Church. Union pr the Method: nesday and Congregatic Friday even congregatio all the peop Mr Sr: Wear, on tl the old br Strata of cer will now b Stavel is ri high as six of this city, last steamer