September 1, 1866 (4 pages)

COUNTY and CIFY OFFICIAL PRESS. Tat AGKICULTURAL -CoLLeée.—We Gave heretofore reviewed the designs of the prdposed School of Agricalture, Mising abd Mechanic Arts, and endeavored to show how well Nevada county is adapted for the Aocation of suck a School, on account of its ‘accessibility and adaptability of svil and climate. We urged that since the object is to midke the proposed College a mining as well as an agricultural School, that Jocality which can offer the greatest diversity of soil and the best farm ‘fur the study of agriculture, and at the same time enable students to become familiar with the practical Working of the mines should be selected over all others. Many of our citizens have come to the conclusion that any induceanéots which might be offered by them ~~~ would have ne weight with the Board of '~ Directors, and thereture bave taken little or no interest in the matter. The hands of the Supervisors are tied by law, and eon@eqtently the county cannot become a bidder for.the School. We believe that it is a mistaken idea which induces this apathy among our people. The other quarters of the State have all the public buildings, and one of the leading objects of the College ‘ean only be attained by having it located near the mines. Nevada county is the leading mining county in the State, and her citiwen pay larger incomes thaa those of any other county, Saa Francisco alone except; ed. We have twenty wen who could give five thousand dollars to secure such « build—ing and net feel it. Besides these advantages, no county can offer such a diversity of soil ‘nor better lands fur farming purposes, Witain a mile of this city, a ranch of five actes wa¢ bought on credit for $4,000, and-puid for out of the produéts io less than fifteen months. A soil that is ca~pable of this, is certainly all that could be . desired. Let our people make a united effort for the Cellege, and we believe it can The Bulletin of Wednesday has a well writtes article on thie subject, in which it advises the Board to exercise the greatest care in locating the School. That paper “*Binee the design of the institution is “to afford thorough instruction in agriculturd, wising, and the natural sciences con~ nected therewith,” and tu combine physi¢al with mental education in both the practical branches named, there would seem te be a great deal of propriety in the estion that the college should aot. be fixed in & location ‘exelusively agricultural, but iu one that affords equal opportunities for practical instruction in farming aud mining.— The Nevada TRANsSCHIPT claims that a farm can be obtained in that county, in close proximity to the remarkable mines of Grass Valley, which would, for richness and variety of svil, beauty of scenery and excellence of climate, be waequaled in the State, and which would also, by reason of its closeness to the line of the Central’ Picific Railroad, convecting with the entire railway system of the State, fulfil the couditiod of easy accessibility. Such consider@tions, supported by ample proofs and by a handsoare pebectiption vt wovey, ought to have great weight with the Board of Diectore, butit is earnestly hoped that that will deliverate long and carefully before wakiug aby devisiun on a matter of eUoh iniportance. On the choice of a good location will depend in » very large degree the success of the contemplated College, aud tlie step, as well as every other cuonnected with the establishment and orgunigation of the institution, vught tu be wust carefully considered. Pohtieal influence @od local rivalry have proved detriments! to nearly all the arene ae ~ tabliabed by the State, and in this Board Wil eerce ve aepecial admonition.” These words of caution are so trué that they need no argument to support them.— There is yet time enough to locate the Séhool, and if the Board does not exercise the'greatest cure, weighing all the advantages, and giving due importance to all the intended objects of the School, the institution will become a monument ef their folly. The place where all the ende designed, can be accomplished without a sacrifice of the health or comfort of students, is the place for the College, and these advantages ‘should outweigh millions of money io lotating the Schvol. kat shipments of pitch and rosin from ile, emount to fifty tons per week.— ber ae ag ag OD Cort i ui : 32,500 pounds of plambage were recently shipped for Stockton, frum the vicinity of ' bounties offered for recruits are large in the dwelling, hotel, or store, and adds that if the sll, # was read in private. That place may be put down as safe fer‘My Policy.” A MAN who hed obtained the high and honorable distinction of President of the United States might reasonably expect to be honored by all classes of citizens. The City Council and Commercial Bonarda of Philadelphia refused to take any part in the reception of Johnson, and only & meagre crowd of journeyman tailors turned out to meethim. Though they ought to be infurmed in-some way that Johnson bas disgraced the “craft” as no tailor ever did before. i — RECRUITING,—The recruiting officers of the “Bread and Butter Brigade” are out North under the lead of A. Johnson. The way of post offices, but volunteers are mighty sceree. There arc'a few old fossils. of Democracy acting as “bounty jumpers,” but they “wont do to bet on,” they’ll take the bread and butter and thea damn the brigade. JONNSON telegraphed to the military io New Orleans, “You must sustain the civil authorities.” Sheridan telegraphed to Grant that the “Civil authorities commitmitted a most cold bloeded and atrocious‘ murder.” What, then, is Johnson’s share in the guilt? Accessory betore the fact. eo . %Jounson’s Marcn.—There ie. a high eld tune.called, ‘The Devil Among the Tailors,” which an emiveot musician is reconstructing, to be ‘re-named. “Johnson's March.” ‘He will not bate it done in time for the President's Westward tour, but it will be all ready for his expedition to Fortréss Monroe, after impeachment. — Sy TxHexe will be a great colt race at the San Mateo Shell Park, on the 3d and 4th days of September, for a stuke of $8,000. Tue steamer Califoroia brought 319 passengers, 239 packages U. 8. mail, and 2,225 packages merchandise. Tue building on Montgomery street, San Francisco; occupied by Messrs. Sather & Co, as a banking house, was sold atauction on Tuesday the 28th inst, and was purchased by Mr. P. Sather for $55,000W. FLint has raised on bis farm near Sacramento, 25,000 pounds of hops, and they are worth 80 cents per pound at the Bay. As energetic a man as Wilson Flint ean do anything. Pe is LIiP-SERVICE is considered discreditable to.a Christian; : but.is.a delightful thing between two lovers, ; ~~ A BAIR cutting machine has been inventodio Lendon, They used to have one in France 3 it took off hend and all. Gevenars Briggs & Williams of Sacramento will start to Idaho next Monday— fifteen ten mule teams, each team will take ten thousand pounds. Tue party from Red Bluff, in pursuit a the Indians who murdered Mrs, Dorch, killed 6 and recovered property stolen. Lime rock has been found, apparently inexhaustidle, on the Hot Spring Ranch, Alpine county. W.M. Ryers, M. D., has been appointed & Commiséioner to represent the San Joaquin Valley District Agricultural Society, at the World's Fair, to be held at Paria, in the year 1867. EP oe, ed to Mare Island, and it is stated that her officers and crew will be distributed on the Jamestown and other vessels. tt 9 NAPOLEoNn is building a $5,000,000 opera house in Paria, which will tival in grandeur and extent the Coliseum at Rome. ee SPinrrvous liquors cost people of the United States five hundred million dollars, and the people of California twenty-five million dollars annually. 3 THe nuliiber of students in attendance at the State Normal School, for Abgust, wat ninety. ee tT ee Tue ‘Mobile Times is pubhahing tete of rebel dead, which it heads,.“The Roll of street, Sunday afternoon, at.3-0’ “fornia into the Union. They will have a rejected a motion to extend the hospitaliTe irun-clad Comanche has been order. W evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. BD. A. Dryden Main street, Sunday morning, at 1) o'clock. and in the evening at 7] o'clock. Rev. 2 B. Soowden, Pastor. Sabbath School immediately after the morning service. Services inthe Baptist Charch at 11 is the morning and 74 o'clock in the evening. Rev. J. A. Wirth, pastor. Sabbath Schoo! immediately after the morning service. — Preaching at the.A. M. E. Charch, Pine Rev Mr: Green. pastor. hae George R. Crawford; fora neat pamphlet last Congress, and approved by the President. It is condensed and arranged alphabetieally for convenience of reference. It should be in the bands of every business man. Tue Benerit.—The Theatre was crowded Inst night to witness the performance of the Bohemian Girl, by the Howson Troupe. Theoecasion was the benefit of Miss Emma and Clelia Howson. 'The Troupe appear in Grass Valley to-night, andion Monday evening they produce the opera of the Bohemian Girl in Marysville. THE Sacramento Union says D. L. Perkins, wf Alameda, proposes to send 125 dif ferent kiods of garden seeds and samples of grain rsised in Alameda county, to the Paris Exhibition. ae . A BED plate for the engine of the Penn. sylvania Co., was cast.at the Marysville fouddry, August 29th, weighing 14,000 pounds. , W.T. Furccson, of Sierra.county, a wellknown pioneor citizen of California, died on the 23d of August, at Anderson's Valley, Mendocino county, where he had gone for the benefit of his health. SECRETARY. Seward boasts of the cop: perhend party, and the copperheads boast of Seward’s conversion to copperheadism, A suitable man to be the advisor of vur pot~ house President. AT Black Hill, Mariposa county, W. IT. Hidley hae diseovered a very singular mineral formation, said to consist of small veins of asbestos mixed with clay,‘and ‘ranning through a black serpentine \rock.— These thin seams of asbestos are rich in gold. THe Eeneet Association of Sacramento are tu baa supper on the 8th inst., the T8th anniversary of the admission of Caligood time. bc ‘ASSISTANT Sub Treasurer Cheeseman, shipped vn the Golden City, $500,000, making a total since January let of 8 millions. 3 THe New Yerk Senate, now in session ties of the State to William H. Seward.— Seasible body, that. Tue trial of Chatles P. Daane has been postponed to Monday next. = Le ARBIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Faiway, August 31, 1466. E P Pigg Sacrament O J Davis Buena Vis Miss M Joués You Be A Merrow Scett Flat W 8 Head Meade L. J C Levi Moores HA Banan . do J Henna Moores J Jasper Dry Crevk J Owens San Juan W Green Rush creek Mrs Powell & ¢ do Heasen © do HL Atherton JCrouse Grass Valle J Wicks de E D Herrick Diteh. M Fenton Dutch Fiat R P Barnett Canad bJ Belden Nevada NM Baroett do O Pal ~ C Scott Virginia cit JW Minahan’ do ue Columbi bh E Peise& s Sweetla C G Chavaane N Blo\B E Bush Red Dog L. B Clark Green Mo R Croome do Lo. between Goldsmith’s Store and the Court wl = House, anarrow Gold Bracelet. The finder ul be rewandied by leaving itatthis office: 61 : MUSIC! MUSsEC! TEACHER OF -MUSTC. NSTRUCTIONS Piano, Guitar & to tix hee . Johnaon's poliey, The same paper supports Andrew « Artanged fur the Pisho. Guitar oF’ other ta: ‘Tae Tax Bitt.—We are indebted to! containing the Tex-Bill as passed by' the ie) ie >. 8 ‘ . TEEMENDOUS DOWN Geods sold at Lower Bates than Ever befure in the State of Califernia. ie Now is the time ™) ~ —0O F— ‘ \ BANNER BROTHERS, So teey eonleailltg thats Entire Steek now in ee Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, —Consisting of— GENTS’ & BOYS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goons, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &e., && mAT << . FIFTEEN PER CENT. LOWER THAN RULING RATES, —AXND— TWENTY FIVE PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA COUNTY. Having completed arrangements we are in receipt of regular shipments of Goods from. New York and Philadelphia which have been bought at the recent decline in prices in Eastern markets, and enables us to sell our stock of Goods at such Low Prices that bupe can compete with us. _ Every one that wishes to obtain a good article cheaper thau ever befure offered in the ovunty will do well to, Call immediately on nt BANNER BROTHERS, Nevada, August 31. Attention Nevada Light Guara ! ea meinbers of the Nevada Light Guard ate ordered to appear at their Armery on SATUR-. DAY EVENING, September ist, at half-past 7 o’elock,iny fall wniform, for regular re per rape A prompt and full attendance ‘is rey : : Je ay ASTER, ‘Commanding. .HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an Executton to me directed aiid delivered, issued out of the Court of the Fourteenth Judicial of the State of Ada, bearing dato the 20h &f Auysae idea, <a e ¥ ena it rendered in sald t.J7th, tn fivor af tomas Piste that Gk Cor against George P. Dalton for the sum of One Thousend Four Hundred Kight 81-100 dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month, till in United States gold coin, tegether with $3420 costs and disbursements af the date of sum of 61. Ihave levied upon the following described » which was beretofore atiached,, to-wit ; All the right, titleand interest of the de. fendant, George P. Dalton, in and’to all and entire that certain Brick Build and lot, situated on Tite ae P ween Bank and Neal streets, in town Valley, county of Netog, together With all oviannees Cana e ? Ww ou ‘eteats sad appurtenances thereciite bone sopetes Otice is hereby given that 1 will expose to blic sale anticerer the Courthouse door im the ci of Nevada, on TUES “4 tween the hours of 9v P.M. i Given under my at Nevada, dayof Ang, 1806.7 hb URN Toy he ‘By B B. Patton, Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys SODIUM AMALGAM, Prepated dnd fotedeby E. ¥, SPENCE, Apothecary. Framee! Frames! Frames! P. KENT, a Under Sherif. . a3l HAL ESTCRNRY To, rere O19! The Very Latest Styles of And Flowers. Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misse, CHINESE -PEARL-HATs,.. Gold and Pearl Straw’ Gimps “fy; ss, ce BONNETS, to purchase Clothing . pattern Bonnets, direst from Pari, Her eutize stock of Millinery being the la Fichest and best se.ected ever uiiered ior ale iwyNy vada county. : Bonnets aud Hats blesched, pressed and altered to the latest shapes. Remember the place, No. 4g Mil Street Grass Valley, agd i H. & CROCKER -& 0, Ly Foolscap, Legal Letter, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc. Everything in the Stationéry Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured. Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramento, Sacramento, July 3ist—1m Tu RPENTIN ES, _ WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in Our line. FOR BAL E B ¥ J.F. BUSSENIUS. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. i aan ieee manne UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Nos, 416and 418 California Stréet, Meee name oe . THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY LIABLE. pactatete Cash Capital...--: $750,000 Surplus July ist, 186G.$119,735 eaten CALEB T. FAY. President Charles D. Haven, i , Gustave Touchard, Marine Dire¢tor. A. H, OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada. MARY DOLORES LEODOR, MIDWIFE AND DOCTRESS No, 57 Spring Street, Next door to John Blasauf’s Brewery. SBS only Vegetable Medicines and par U ticular attent ion to diseases of curing ail kinds of maladies without the system. Apply to Vine Duea, at the ® ian nu Barber shop. Laser — 2 Wall Paper! _ Wa ‘Paper! Masonic Building, Pine Street, H* on hand, and for Sale, every Variely Quality of Wall Paper, Window wl NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER RING’S AM BB OSIA,} gane. Me: ‘Head, Meado of thai “is quit made and a . The and ta resalts gold is labor t In T a Oni 00 a vi weund Union, policy in the . soldier South, by Anc ledge : Wood’ $600 ir white, have u have be in that Des" Colliue destroy fire ove amount to lear . able th Lar of Mes etamp . expect days, Cor of the . meetin, nemina “eall” . dorsed out. 7 day. (¢ & Rea electio Pun to Hon ‘bound « “Life a delivers 1866. Ticultu much ¥ Rest signed . School the ver, isa mie

COUNTY and CIFY OFFICIAL PRESS. Tat AGKICULTURAL -CoLLeée.—We Gave heretofore reviewed the designs of the prdposed School of Agricalture, Mising abd Mechanic Arts, and endeavored to show how well Nevada county is adapted for the Aocation of suck a School, on account of its ‘accessibility and adaptability of svil and climate. We urged that since the object is to midke the proposed College a mining as well as an agricultural School, that Jocality which can offer the greatest diversity of soil and the best farm ‘fur the study of agriculture, and at the same time enable students to become familiar with the practical Working of the mines should be selected over all others. Many of our citizens have come to the conclusion that any induceanéots which might be offered by them ~~~ would have ne weight with the Board of '~ Directors, and thereture bave taken little or no interest in the matter. The hands of the Supervisors are tied by law, and eon@eqtently the county cannot become a bidder for.the School.. We believe that it is a mistaken idea which induces this apathy among our people. The other quarters of the State have all the public buildings, and one of the leading objects of the College ‘ean only be attained by having it located near the mines. Nevada county is the leading mining county in the State, and her citiwen pay larger incomes thaa those of any other county, Saa Francisco alone except; ed. We have twenty wen who could give five thousand dollars to secure such « build—ing and net feel it. Besides these advantages, no county can offer such a diversity of soil ‘nor better lands fur farming purposes, Witain a mile of this city, a ranch of five actes wa¢ bought on credit for $4,000, and-puid for out of the produéts io less than fifteen months. A soil that is ca~pable of this, is certainly all that could be . desired. Let our people make a united effort for the Cellege, and we believe it can The Bulletin of Wednesday has a well writtes article on thie subject, in which it advises the Board to exercise the greatest care in locating the School. That paper “*Binee the design of the institution is “to afford thorough instruction in agriculturd, wising, and the natural sciences con~ nected therewith,” and tu combine physi¢al with mental education in both the practical branches named, there would seem te be a great deal of propriety in the estion that the college should aot. be fixed in & location ‘exelusively agricultural, but iu one that affords equal opportunities for practical instruction in farming aud mining.— The Nevada TRANsSCHIPT claims that a farm can be obtained in that county, in close proximity to the remarkable mines of Grass Valley, which would, for richness and variety of svil, beauty of scenery and excellence of climate, be waequaled in the State, and which would also, by reason of its closeness to the line of the Central’ Picific Railroad, convecting with the entire railway system of the State, fulfil the couditiod of easy accessibility. Such consider@tions, supported by ample proofs and by a handsoare pebectiption vt wovey, ought to have great weight with the Board of Diectore, butit is earnestly hoped that that will deliverate long and carefully before wakiug aby devisiun on a matter of eUoh iniportance. On the choice of a good location will depend in » very large degree the success of the contemplated College, aud tlie step, as well as every other cuonnected with the establishment and orgunigation of the institution, vught tu be wust carefully considered. Pohtieal influence @od local rivalry have proved detriments! to nearly all the arene ae ~ tabliabed by the State, and in this Board Wil eerce ve aepecial admonition.” These words of caution are so trué that they need no argument to support them.— There is yet time enough to locate the Séhool, and if the Board does not exercise the'greatest cure, weighing all the advantages, and giving due importance to all the intended objects of the School, the institution will become a monument ef their folly. The place where all the ende designed, can be accomplished without a sacrifice of the health or comfort of students, is the place for the College, and these advantages ‘should outweigh millions of money io lotating the Schvol. kat shipments of pitch and rosin from ile, emount to fifty tons per week.— ber ae ag ag OD Cort i ui : 32,500 pounds of plambage were recently shipped for Stockton, frum the vicinity of ' bounties offered for recruits are large in the dwelling, hotel, or store, and adds that if the sll, # was read in private. That place may be put down as safe fer‘My Policy.” A MAN who hed obtained the high and honorable distinction of President of the United States might reasonably expect to be honored by all classes of citizens. The City Council and Commercial Bonarda of Philadelphia refused to take any part in the reception of Johnson, and only & meagre crowd of journeyman tailors turned out to meethim. Though they ought to be infurmed in-some way that Johnson bas disgraced the “craft” as no tailor ever did before. i — RECRUITING,—The recruiting officers of the “Bread and Butter Brigade” are out North under the lead of A. Johnson. The way of post offices, but volunteers are mighty sceree. There arc'a few old fossils. of Democracy acting as “bounty jumpers,” but they “wont do to bet on,” they’ll take the bread and butter and thea damn the brigade. JONNSON telegraphed to the military io New Orleans, “You must sustain the civil authorities.” Sheridan telegraphed to Grant that the “Civil authorities commitmitted a most cold bloeded and atrocious‘ murder.” What, then, is Johnson’s share in the guilt? Accessory betore the fact. eo . %Jounson’s Marcn.—There ie. a high eld tune.called, ‘The Devil Among the Tailors,” which an emiveot musician is reconstructing, to be ‘re-named. “Johnson's March.” ‘He will not bate it done in time for the President's Westward tour, but it will be all ready for his expedition to Fortréss Monroe, after impeachment. — Sy TxHexe will be a great colt race at the San Mateo Shell Park, on the 3d and 4th days of September, for a stuke of $8,000. Tue steamer Califoroia brought 319 passengers, 239 packages U. 8. mail, and 2,225 packages merchandise. Tue building on Montgomery street, San Francisco; occupied by Messrs. Sather & Co, as a banking house, was sold atauction on Tuesday the 28th inst, and was purchased by Mr. P. Sather for $55,000W. FLint has raised on bis farm near Sacramento, 25,000 pounds of hops, and they are worth 80 cents per pound at the Bay. As energetic a man as Wilson Flint ean do anything. Pe is LIiP-SERVICE is considered discreditable to.a Christian; : but.is.a delightful thing between two lovers, ; ~~ A BAIR cutting machine has been inventodio Lendon, They used to have one in France 3 it took off hend and all. Gevenars Briggs & Williams of Sacramento will start to Idaho next Monday— fifteen ten mule teams, each team will take ten thousand pounds. Tue party from Red Bluff, in pursuit a the Indians who murdered Mrs, Dorch, killed 6 and recovered property stolen. Lime rock has been found, apparently inexhaustidle, on the Hot Spring Ranch, Alpine county. W.M. Ryers, M. D., has been appointed & Commiséioner to represent the San Joaquin Valley District Agricultural Society, at the World's Fair, to be held at Paria, in the year 1867. EP oe, ed to Mare Island, and it is stated that her officers and crew will be distributed on the Jamestown and other vessels. tt 9 NAPOLEoNn is building a $5,000,000 opera house in Paria, which will tival in grandeur and extent the Coliseum at Rome. ee SPinrrvous liquors cost people of the United States five hundred million dollars, and the people of California twenty-five million dollars annually. 3 THe nuliiber of students in attendance at the State Normal School, for Abgust, wat ninety. ee tT ee Tue ‘Mobile Times is pubhahing tete of rebel dead, which it heads,.“The Roll of street, Sunday afternoon, at.3-0’ “fornia into the Union. They will have a rejected a motion to extend the hospitaliTe irun-clad Comanche has been order. W evening at 74 o'clock. Rev. BD. A. Dryden Main street, Sunday morning, at 1) o'clock. and in the evening at 7] o'clock. Rev. 2 B. Soowden, Pastor. Sabbath School immediately after the morning service. Services inthe Baptist Charch at 11 is the morning and 74 o'clock in the evening. Rev. J. A. Wirth, pastor. Sabbath Schoo! immediately after the morning service. — Preaching at the.A. M. E. Charch, Pine Rev Mr: Green. pastor. hae George R. Crawford; fora neat pamphlet last Congress, and approved by the President. It is condensed and arranged alphabetieally for convenience of reference. It should be in the bands of every business man. Tue Benerit.—The Theatre was crowded Inst night to witness the performance of the Bohemian Girl, by the Howson Troupe. Theoecasion was the benefit of Miss Emma and Clelia Howson. 'The Troupe appear in Grass Valley to-night, andion Monday evening they produce the opera of the Bohemian Girl in Marysville. THE Sacramento Union says D. L. Perkins, wf Alameda, proposes to send 125 dif ferent kiods of garden seeds and samples of grain rsised in Alameda county, to the Paris Exhibition. ae . A BED plate for the engine of the Penn. sylvania Co., was cast.at the Marysville fouddry, August 29th, weighing 14,000 pounds.. , W.T. Furccson, of Sierra.county, a wellknown pioneor citizen of California, died on the 23d of August, at Anderson's Valley, Mendocino county, where he had gone for the benefit of his health. SECRETARY. Seward boasts of the cop: perhend party, and the copperheads boast of Seward’s conversion to copperheadism, A suitable man to be the advisor of vur pot~ house President. AT Black Hill, Mariposa county, W. IT. Hidley hae diseovered a very singular mineral formation, said to consist of small veins of asbestos mixed with clay,‘and ‘ranning through a black serpentine \rock.— These thin seams of asbestos are rich in gold. THe Eeneet Association of Sacramento are tu baa supper on the 8th inst., the T8th anniversary of the admission of Caligood time. bc ‘ASSISTANT Sub Treasurer Cheeseman, shipped vn the Golden City, $500,000, making a total since January let of 8 millions. 3 THe New Yerk Senate, now in session ties of the State to William H. Seward.— Seasible body, that. Tue trial of Chatles P. Daane has been postponed to Monday next. = Le ARBIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. Faiway, August 31, 1466. E P Pigg Sacrament O J Davis Buena Vis Miss M Joués You Be A Merrow Scett Flat W 8 Head Meade L. J C Levi Moores HA Banan . do J Henna Moores J Jasper Dry Crevk J Owens San Juan W Green Rush creek Mrs Powell & ¢ do Heasen © do HL Atherton JCrouse Grass Valle J Wicks de E D Herrick Diteh. M Fenton Dutch Fiat R P Barnett Canad bJ Belden Nevada

NM Baroett do O Pal ~ C Scott Virginia cit JW Minahan’ do ue Columbi bh E Peise& s Sweetla C G Chavaane N Blo\B E Bush Red Dog L. B Clark Green Mo R Croome do Lo. between Goldsmith’s Store and the Court wl = House, anarrow Gold Bracelet. The finder ul be rewandied by leaving itatthis office: 61 : MUSIC! MUSsEC! TEACHER OF -MUSTC. NSTRUCTIONS Piano, Guitar & to tix hee . Johnaon's poliey, The same paper supports Andrew « Artanged fur the Pisho. Guitar oF’ other ta: ‘Tae Tax Bitt.—We are indebted to! containing the Tex-Bill as passed by' the ie) ie >. 8 ‘ . TEEMENDOUS DOWN Geods sold at Lower Bates than Ever befure in the State of Califernia. ie Now is the time ™) ~ —0O F— ‘ \ BANNER BROTHERS, So teey eonleailltg thats Entire Steek now in ee Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, —Consisting of— GENTS’ & BOYS FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, FURNISHING Goons, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &e., && mAT << . FIFTEEN PER CENT. LOWER THAN RULING RATES, —AXND— TWENTY FIVE PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA COUNTY. Having completed arrangements we are in receipt of regular shipments of Goods from. New York and Philadelphia which have been bought at the recent decline in prices in Eastern markets, and enables us to sell our stock of Goods at such Low Prices that bupe can compete with us. _ Every one that wishes to obtain a good article cheaper thau ever befure offered in the ovunty will do well to, Call immediately on nt BANNER BROTHERS, Nevada, August 31. Attention Nevada Light Guara ! ea meinbers of the Nevada Light Guard ate ordered to appear at their Armery on SATUR-. DAY EVENING, September ist, at half-past 7 o’elock,iny fall wniform, for regular re per rape A prompt and full attendance ‘is rey : : Je ay ASTER, ‘Commanding. .HERIFF’S SALE.—By virtue of an Executton to me directed aiid delivered, issued out of the Court of the Fourteenth Judicial of the State of Ada, bearing dato the 20h &f Auysae idea, <a e ¥ ena it rendered in sald t.J7th, tn fivor af tomas Piste that Gk Cor against George P. Dalton for the sum of One Thousend Four Hundred Kight 81-100 dollars, with interest thereon at the rate of two per cent per month, till in United States gold coin, tegether with $3420 costs and disbursements af the date of sum of 61. Ihave levied upon the following described » which was beretofore atiached,, to-wit ; All the right, titleand interest of the de. fendant, George P. Dalton, in and’to all and entire that certain Brick Build and lot, situated on Tite ae P ween Bank and Neal streets, in town Valley, county of Netog, together With all oviannees Cana e ? Ww ou ‘eteats sad appurtenances thereciite bone sopetes Otice is hereby given that 1 will expose to blic sale anticerer the Courthouse door im the ci of Nevada, on TUES “4 tween the hours of 9v P.M. i Given under my at Nevada, dayof Ang, 1806.7 hb URN Toy he ‘By B B. Patton, Dibble & Byrne, Attorneys SODIUM AMALGAM, Prepated dnd fotedeby E. ¥, SPENCE, Apothecary. Framee! Frames! Frames! P. KENT, a Under Sherif. . a3l HAL ESTCRNRY To, rere O19! The Very Latest Styles of And Flowers. Gipsey Bonnets for Ladies & Misse, CHINESE -PEARL-HATs,... Gold and Pearl Straw’ Gimps “fy; ss, ce BONNETS, to purchase Clothing . pattern Bonnets, direst from Pari, Her eutize stock of Millinery being the la Fichest and best se.ected ever uiiered ior ale iwyNy vada county. : Bonnets aud Hats blesched, pressed and altered to the latest shapes. Remember the place, No. 4g Mil Street Grass Valley, agd i H. & CROCKER -& 0, Ly Foolscap, Legal Letter, STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, and Note Papers, Straw and Wrapping Papers, Writing Fluids and Inks, Post Office and Legal Envelopes, Memorandum and Time Books, Card Stock, etc. etc. Everything in the Stationéry Line, At San Francisco Prices! Blank Books Manufactured. Steam Printing Establishment, 42 and 44 J Street, Sacramento, Sacramento, July 3ist—1m Tu RPENTIN ES, _ WIZARD OIL, And ANYTHING ELSE in Our line. FOR BAL E B ¥ J.F. BUSSENIUS. Corner of Commercial & Pine Streets. NEVADA CITY. i aan ieee manne UNION INSURANCE COMPANY OF SAN FRANCISCO, Nos, 416and 418 California Stréet, Meee name oe . THE STOCKHOLDERS PERSONALLY LIABLE. pactatete Cash Capital......--: $750,000 Surplus July ist, 186G..$119,735 eaten CALEB T. FAY. President Charles D. Haven, i , Gustave Touchard, Marine Dire¢tor. A. H, OTHEMAN, Agent for Nevada. MARY DOLORES LEODOR, MIDWIFE AND DOCTRESS No, 57 Spring Street, Next door to John Blasauf’s Brewery. SBS only Vegetable Medicines and par U ticular attent ion to diseases of curing ail kinds of maladies without the system. Apply to Vine Duea, at the ® ian nu Barber shop. Laser — 2 Wall Paper! _ Wa ‘Paper! Masonic Building, Pine Street, H* on hand, and for Sale, every Variely Quality of Wall Paper, Window wl NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER RING’S AM BB OSIA,} gane. Me: ‘Head, Meado of thai “is quit made and a . 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