September 18, 1866 (4 pages)

ew oe ee eee eo aa a Grass Valley Union‘ takes upthe refrain in theSecond Supervisor Dist#ict OF this) — Charleston, SQ It 48 ‘almoot as” TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1866. on Supervison ELECTION. — The of the old granny of the Alta, and claims a Johnson victory in the election of Dorsey county. After complimentary mention “of our success in presenting Johnson in his: trie ‘character in the TRANSCRIPT, the Union accases us of ignorance of the issue ora destre to make a little radical bulhcombe: . The Union concludes by saying; Local matters had nothing to do with the election, and we believe the Transcrirt knows this to be the case. The Union must certainly .be of short memory, for the morning after Bosworth’s nomination, that journal declared that the’ Convention was in the interests of the toll roads. This same chargé was reiterated inthe Dorsey Convention, ‘arid made the rallying ery against Bosworth during the eanvass. This, with other charges, did more to defeat Bosworth than any political questions. Notwithstanding the Union thade these charges, it hasthe assurance now to declare that there was no local is‘sue. That paper must be driven to the last extremity, when, for the sake of a little buncombe, it is compelled to “go back on” its own statements. Now to the political questions involved. The Union well knows that some of the ieading Conservatives of Grass Valley supported Bosworth, while many of the Unjon men didnot go near the polls, In the Convention a Democrat received eight votes to Bosworth's eleyen, and when a ‘delegate said that the former “did not belong to our party,” it was asked “what party?” and no satisfactory answer was ever given. We had nothing to say ‘in the fight because,we did not consider that the Union party was in it. We did not, know how Bosworth stood} and we knew that many Conservatives were anxious for his nomination.: ,Not only, was this the case, but he had served one term, made bitter enemies who worked hard for his defeat, while neithet’ he ‘nor ‘his: friends took much interest in ‘his eléetion, “In. Little York and also in.Rough and Ready, no interestavas: taken in the fight, the former township not being even represented inthe Convention.” If the Union man will again refer to ‘his files, he will find that’one of the delegates in this Convention, which he now claims to “have been Radical, had three sons during, the ‘war, to whom he gave the names of three rebel Generals! Itlis‘mot very probible that such a Conservative woald be caught in Radical company. It does seem surprising thateny man of ordinary comprehension, in the face of such facta, can claim ra a be Swidibiand, a plém, Arabia, Egypt, ete, des cs hebill dts’ of distinguished Union _. Generals, local views of Nevada and Grass . Valley, have been” witnessed by a large’ number of-our citizéns, who pronounce the-exhibition the ‘best of the kind ever exhibited in this.:city.~ By request of a number of our peeple who have not been able 4o' attend the Stereoscopticon, Mr. Vanhorn has consented toe give two more. exhibitions, this, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. As this will be the last opportunity our citizens. will have of seving these attractive paintings, we hope to. see ‘the Theatre well filled, and those who attend will not regret spending their money for so instructive and plepsing an exhibition, Prices of admission—adults 50 cents, children half price. ah ee ne cE Pp ren an en FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. We invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Florence Machine in this morning’s TRANSCRIPT. This” Machine is acknowledged to be the very best ever introduced. At nearly all of the State Fairs, the Florence has been \pronounced “the best and most improved Machine in use.” Tens of ‘thousands.of voluntary certificates have been sent to the Florence Company, praising their Machines in the highest terms. The American Institute, the leading one in the Uniq gold medal, which is sufficient to stamp it superior to all others. Any one wishing a first class Machine is invited to call on R. iA. Diver, the agent for Nevada City, at A. Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, on the corner of, Broad and Pine streets. Wovnp'nt ReckivE Him.—The City Couneil of, Baltimore refused to receive “Moses” Johnson, because he made his visit a “stumping tour.” Good for the MonumentalCity. : Tue President’s electioneering tour, saysthe Union, terminates disastrously. A bridge fell at Johnstown, Pa., and thirteen lives were: lost, afd more’ than ‘one hundred persons Were injared. Two men fell out in Cincinnati, about a half-day’s work, and fought till one fell dead. st celta es ECCLESIASTS say there is an appointed. time for everything. Andrew Johnson;to resign, THEY are having a revival at Atlanta, Georgia; butnot so livelyas that ereated by the eminent ey angelist, Sherman. MortTAL ComBatT,—‘ RoveH oF THE Jaws. name for the Prussian needle gun is Zundnabelgewehre. No wonder itis so deadly. ‘> 7 a : The German the election 6f Dotsey as n~ Conservative vietory. It would’beas reasonable for a hunter to go out and claim that he had killed a bear without even having seen one, But “drowning men catch at straws,” andasthe editor of the Union has just heard from Maine and Vermont, rts . some excuse for him, Tex aio fond of titles in tho East. Among his smiling titles, the King of Ava has that of “Lord of Twenty-foit . Umbrellas.” "This looks as if Jho, had prepared for along reign, AARon Burr was’ Vice President, ‘under! Jofférson. . It, never, Was. clearly. proven that he was guilty of treagon. Probably his. worst. crime was: ithe. murder of Hamilton. Awrun, MEs8.—A’ mischievous fellow got into a at Newburn, and mixed tle ‘whole stock ef medicines tito one frightful 8 pvr ied huge pill, so to speak. / S'2SATE . BrePer WoMAn2a . Sitirae wonian, who weighed seven handred and ninetybight pounis was five feet eight thchea high and five:fvet broad ‘aetoss the chest, died in New York yeoontly, , SO A Rawenb whi wus presentlat therebel b Convention mesa oye that if py: oe par ee tke to to see tosh 2 ee is. ae qe tie W A coin of ) years old is exhibited . curiosity as a silvel’qbarten"'"*" = forstheiry ‘amusement. Our President, Andy, substituted a tumbler. > No ono could be. found in Canton, Miss,, who would take thé oath, so the Post Office was closed. oa ae ae ~_—S ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ees ~ sto LANCASTER & MASEY, Proprictor. SUNDAY & MONDAY, September f6-17th, 1866. EH Staples San Francis J.8 Kaymond Nevada ~ L Bu " heM Lambeth en Bronce Were eg Jun , morte ¥ Columbia a8 Date ' * ted States, gave the Florence Company a . Now is the time for zr ANCIENT kings. always hud -4—buffvon ; 8 canes &w do Cross do N Morgana do J Lewis do. J A Mars ao. RT Grondy J W Pearson do’ ~ ® Gazner HO MeKelvy: Sacramen ae a cuet wood &dd & . “ao H Bredsall Bannervilie ee eeeer do W KE Gray do x io » KA Avett! do iv tere" m4 W R Morris Meadow La P.Fiecher D4 Feige m do JC Orwald eer TIE EO OB TE tea A eg Red Dos asena b+ ¢ bt een ene i Orally “gr bn uick U: le ie do, ili do — Wilson do ‘ ra ‘Fema Baio ee M Dunn mine J bie T Mien te ap fe rh CH vile AA Ventch Sureka H Southard mill”. .i opt mi ~ i C Smith Arta With y do } P meO nme é ‘Col Hill J McNa , : E Phe Le “RE Back N OFFICE_CORNER OF BROAD & PINE StS, ¢ roy gt State—all ical ons SE WING rere . : State Fair of Gi California, 1866. ‘ FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES ! -After a-carefal in ofthis ea AND } BEAUTIFUL MACHI E, viewing it as we do in ite mechanical points, we coneiger ¢ that it is worthy of mi ofits arra motion is ubtained, nich is simplicity itself, and * our aaa worthy of special consideration.— 80, the THE TENSION, As exhibited in this Machine, along with the arrangement for taking up ihe slaok f thé thread, as was shiewn in sewing without any alteration, and withent aily.-stoppage of Machine, FROM THE FINEST LACE TO FOUR THICKNESSEs.OF LEATHER. Your Committee, therefore, after a close and careful investigation. consriderit THE BEST AND MOST IMPHOVED MACHINE NOW IN USE, iam it the PIRST AND HIGHEST PRETHOM 'S HANSBROW, GEORGE SCHMEISER. . SAMUEL BLAIR. Copy of Report of the e Committee of Awards.at the Fair of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, . NEW YORK, 1865. To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO: for the best Family ly Sewing Machine. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. ON SEWING Machines, California State Fair, 1866: ‘To the P¥éSident of the State Agricultural Soclety: Your Committee on Sewing Machines beg leave to report that we have examined the several Sewing Machines on @xhibition and find that, for GENERAL USE, THE FLORENCE IS THE BEST. "J. N ANDREWS, THOS C McHALE, L. ELKIUS.” Florence Sewing Machine RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THE STATE FATR JUST CLOSED, over the Wheeler & Wilsonand Grover & Baker, * as THE BEST for GENERAL USE, and also received the FIRST PREMIUM on Sewing Machine a4 Work. Highest Premium! Gold Medal‘ vill REASONS: OF W bey —THE REVERSIBLE FEED MOTION, . 3d.—THE PERE RCT FINISH AND SUBSTANTIAL MANNER IN WHICH THE MACHINE IS 4th—THE RAPIDITY OF ITS WORKING AND THE QUALITY OF THE WORK DONE, Sth.—THE SELF-ADJUSTING TENSION, R. A. DIVER, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, Sept. 18th. ameeys S SALE: By virtue ofan Execntion to me directed and delivered ixsued out of the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date September 14th, 1866, to satisfy 6 yaceneus rendered in said Court on the 14th’ day Octoher, 1864, in favor DENNIS DOWLING and against GEO. P. DALTON for the sum of Four ousand Four Hundred Forty-one and 20-100 dollars, damages, with interest.on saidsom of $4,441 @t the rare of ten per cent, per nnum til) paid together with costs and disbursements, at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs amounting to the rum of $1—upon which there is a credit ot 25.cts. made on former execation and to charged with accruing cost on said former execution in the sum of $8100. I have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached to-wit: mk the right, title and interest of defendant. Geo, P. Dalton, in and tothe property situated in Grase Valley Township, Neyada ceunty, State of California, known as the Kate Hayes claims or lode, described as follows: situate on Kate Hays Hill, east of Grass Valiey, extending 600 feet bortherly from the old Kate . llayes engine shaft, and 130 feet southerly fees Bai npg with all ay ea ney Barrage tft and onging to i, Al-o, the title interest of said defend»nt, Geo. P. + ee in and two the tollowing deseribed we. situate in ‘the township of Grass Mos PR evada County, State ot California, to-wit :— t certain Brick Store and Lot located on the east side of Mill street, in the town of Grass Valley, formerly occupied by defendant as a grocery and provision store; now occupied by Dorsey and others. Also, in and to that. certain ‘rame House and Lot located on Church street, directly beck of, or in the rear of said Brick Store and Lot. Also, in and to that certain'House on Kate Hayes Hill, in said towntht», County and State aforesaid, formerly used by the Kate Hayes Mining Company as a Boarding ouse, Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pnbVie sale all the bie ds described 1 soperty. nhy highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court. House door,in the city of Nevada.on SATURDAY the 13ih wae of Ociober, 1866, between the hours A FG. Nt 2 and at Nev ven under my at evada city, this 1 day of September, 1866. 7 ” RB. LoENTRY, Sheriff. B, Hawley & Williams, y Pasian, oe RN pore State of California, county of S) Nevade, Township of Bridgepoct. 3. pees oit, Justice of the . The P e Of toe Shata of Calliorgio ena to Sait UEL MURDOCK, You are hereby Appear before me, at my office, in "the vaaily sridgeport, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day of Dao, A. Ds wm nd ten o'clock, ; lO answer up complaint of ELDRED NUMTHUP, allogiug’ that Sone DRED force and arms and entered the nif's Clese. and tank, pow yy drove away two spotted eomaie e and one two old heifer, the property ee plainuff, and o wrongs and injuand there did, to the groms, damage the plaintiff, to wit: the sum of fifty dollars—as is rey taaecih ea aoe Seca soit na pen te op ama eoaedteun ts a ibth day of Septem: MOSES F. HOLT, Tustice of the Peace. im is ordered that the above Summons: i th Nevada i a SCH WANZ Pysteitan and Gu trax. faise, particnilarl mt Say by nich the, bree eTBLE COMPLETE AND POSITIVE CONTROL OVER . . let, ty oh SIMPLICITY AND GREAT RANGE . of . me Our Goods so low aste da bly Tansee pe for four weeks . Gsaaghqhds sale: waa mkaD: EVERYBODY READ! re OPPOSITION DYING OUT! 2" COMPETITION AGAINST US A. COMPLETE FIZZLE ! ! !_a@ High Prices ‘Slanghtered and the PEOPLE WITH THEIR GLORIOUS “BANNER” Move on is thefr way rejoicing ! BANNER BROTHERS, The Leading Clothiers of the County, ARE NOW SELLING THEIR MAMMOTH STOCK ) l —oFr— GENTS? & BOXS’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALISES, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, : GAITERS, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &¢e., &¢. sg he ie TWENTY-FIVE per cent. LOWER THAN RULING RATES, .: —AND— THIRTY PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA CITY OR COUNTY. 3 BE NOT DECEIVED By One Horse, Side Show Clothing ESTABLISHMENTS ! THAT HAVE BEEN PERAMBULATING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND BACK WITH ‘Worn out, second-hand, unsalcable Clothing, but try BANNER BROTHERS, WHO HAVE TBE BEST GOODS IN THE MAR$0 per cent lower than anybody else. WE DO NOT INSULT OUR CUSTOM. ERS BY OFFERING THEM Refuse, Moth-eaten, Rotten Goods, THAT HAVE BEEN MAKING TRIPS AROUND THE WORLD, But we nein our purchases in Eastern markets and get the very Degg that cau be had. Our patronage fm the past shows that the people appreciate our Goods and our Prices, and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence and will return it in the future, by honest dealing and by sellSQUELCH OUT OF EXISTENCE ALL THE BEGGARLY BARKING HUMBUGS THAT SEEK BANNER BROTHERS, COR. BROAD & PINE § Nevada, Sept.16tch, eEeEhbeesbay We will, after ‘ih date, sell our we frederonn LARGE AND srLapIb si0cK oF: CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOKS, —AND— ®, INDIA RUBBER GOoDs, Still Cheaper than any oe Chothing House im the city or County, OUR GOODS ARE SUPERIOR TO THOSE OF OTHER CLOTHING HOUSES IN THE CITY.‘ PORT OUR GOODS FROM NEWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA. 3 We buy our: Geous mostly tn nan FRANCISCO AND WE BUY THEM STILL CHEAPER THAN Nevada Importers. Therofore we can dudorsdit any other CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CITY. —CALL AT— 8. HAAS & COMPANY’S, Clothing Store, COR. PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, And convince yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HARDWARE ; ? FOR SALE AT A’ SBAOBIFICE, CLOSE BUSINESS, E INTEND TO DISPOSE. OF OUR LARGE ae of HsRDWA On FDS WHITE SRLDS, de. & &c. &c. uhhh nent hirty ny Barak must ut nak i it an objees . for every buyer ae ie goods to give us a call. befure purchasing pt ang Most of our «tock is of our own iar portation, and we intend to close it ont for Loum tham:thexCost of Importatior. Parties indebted to ue wi please without further votice, sed H. 3. Whichr & co., MARYSVILLE. Marysville, Sept. 1ith. = ae eee +4 ‘& DR sé u AK ING. NEVADA CITY. MRS. W. iad, EWEN, OULD wih an aewortinegt Of pene ha Joe os vd hg Wine a imery ~ eh sh a2 cy Goo as! wiletthientinaninncense EME Leather Work. & x4 FRAMES 1OR yan We don’t pretend to say that weim-. * _—— LOCAL INT A Cnance® For Capr Middle Yuba river be yever been worked, am rienced miners, that it Aboveand below, ther to five dollars to the pa of, the channel has a str “well ; under thia: and still under this a. ki which it is impossible t gard to.this depositis, mountains occurred, d that the pipe-clay found new bed for the river, } It is claimed that an ot running a cut and tunn and that the gravel tab for expenses. An old was ea isfled that the « be reached at an expens Taere are ‘many such county, and-as men bec the mineral deposits, ne for profitable investmer a few years ago, that all the county were worked of the past year have « hidden deeper down in and deposits fur richer. the past few months a dt organized for working t county. Within the p Gravel claims of this . cc most equal importance ' Capital has a wide fie county, and one that off alarge profit as any min The better versed men more evident does: this . Asszssor’s STATIST? 0). Mead, Esq., for t piled from. the Assessm: uation of persenal and 1 totale are given. ~Th townships. The table} preserving: Real Pe Little York, 135,300 i rt, “441,768 3 Blooutieid, 321445 ; 46,450 Wi) Grass Vaidey, 941.765 & Meadow Lak, 115°150 . —_—_ Total, $2,545,198 22 ‘The total property val the suppliwental’ roll, last year, including th $4,341,493, leaving an i $448,674) Without ‘Teck roll. When the latter*i: will réach nearly $5,000, Phiosriinavs dwnsh estate in Nevada Tow: assessment of 1st is $6 Township it is $941,165 Nevada Township is ¥ Valley Townehip, $877, follows: Nevada, $1,249 019,437. «. The’ differeti make the average wealt) the two townships abou —_—~ Doe Tax.—The total . inghtes the'tax levidd'o of the Legislature, is $1 into the County Schoo! 1 Sie innahaane al and Prop it to be good. er Roox. .—Some sp Whigham Ledge tothe best we have « ite or the sotrgandiea ame tau which cannot b ‘through the solid m gold can be seen.

ew oe ee eee eo aa a Grass Valley Union‘ takes upthe refrain in theSecond Supervisor Dist#ict OF this) — Charleston, SQ It 48 ‘almoot as” TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1866. on Supervison ELECTION. — The of the old granny of the Alta, and claims a Johnson victory in the election of Dorsey county. After complimentary mention “of our success in presenting Johnson in his: trie ‘character in the TRANSCRIPT, the Union accases us of ignorance of the issue ora destre to make a little radical bulhcombe: . The Union concludes by saying; Local matters had nothing to do with the election, and we believe the Transcrirt knows this to be the case. The Union must certainly .be of short memory, for the morning after Bosworth’s nomination, that journal declared that the’ Convention was in the interests of the toll roads. This same chargé was reiterated inthe Dorsey Convention, ‘arid made the rallying ery against Bosworth during the eanvass. This, with other charges, did more to defeat Bosworth than any political questions. Notwithstanding the Union thade these charges, it hasthe assurance now to declare that there was no local is‘sue. That paper must be driven to the last extremity, when, for the sake of a little buncombe, it is compelled to “go back on” its own statements. Now to the political questions involved. The Union well knows that some of the ieading Conservatives of Grass Valley supported Bosworth, while many of the Unjon men didnot go near the polls, In the Convention a Democrat received eight votes to Bosworth's eleyen, and when a ‘delegate said that the former “did not belong to our party,” it was asked “what party?” and no satisfactory answer was ever given. We had nothing to say ‘in the fight because,we did not consider that the Union party was in it. We did not, know how Bosworth stood} and we knew that many Conservatives were anxious for his nomination.: ,Not only, was this the case, but he had served one term, made bitter enemies who worked hard for his defeat, while neithet’ he ‘nor ‘his: friends took much interest in ‘his eléetion, “In. Little York and also in.Rough and Ready, no interestavas: taken in the fight, the former township not being even represented inthe Convention.” If the Union man will again refer to ‘his files, he will find that’one of the delegates in this Convention, which he now claims to “have been Radical, had three sons during, the ‘war, to whom he gave the names of three rebel Generals! Itlis‘mot very probible that such a Conservative woald be caught in Radical company. It does seem surprising thateny man of ordinary comprehension, in the face of such facta, can claim ra a be Swidibiand, a plém, Arabia, Egypt, ete, des cs hebill dts’ of distinguished Union _. Generals, local views of Nevada and Grass . Valley, have been” witnessed by a large’ number of-our citizéns, who pronounce the-exhibition the ‘best of the kind ever exhibited in this.:city.~ By request of a number of our peeple who have not been able 4o' attend the Stereoscopticon, Mr. Vanhorn has consented toe give two more. exhibitions, this, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. As this will be the last opportunity our citizens. will have of seving these attractive paintings, we hope to. see ‘the Theatre well filled, and those who attend will not regret spending their money for so instructive and plepsing an exhibition, Prices of admission—adults 50 cents, children half price. ah ee ne cE Pp ren an en FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES. We invite the attention of our readers to the advertisement of the Florence Machine in this morning’s TRANSCRIPT. This” Machine is acknowledged to be the very best ever introduced. At nearly all of the State Fairs, the Florence has been \pronounced “the best and most improved Machine in use.” Tens of ‘thousands.of voluntary certificates have been sent to the Florence Company, praising their Machines in the highest terms. The American Institute, the leading one in the Uniq gold medal, which is sufficient to stamp it superior to all others. Any one wishing a first class Machine is invited to call on R. iA. Diver, the agent for Nevada City, at A. Goldsmith's Dry Goods Store, on the corner of, Broad and Pine streets. Wovnp'nt ReckivE Him.—The City Couneil of, Baltimore refused to receive “Moses” Johnson, because he made his visit a “stumping tour.” Good for the MonumentalCity. : Tue President’s electioneering tour, saysthe Union, terminates disastrously. A bridge fell at Johnstown, Pa., and thirteen lives were: lost, afd more’ than ‘one hundred persons Were injared. Two men fell out in Cincinnati, about a half-day’s work, and fought till one fell dead. st celta es ECCLESIASTS say there is an appointed. time for everything. Andrew Johnson;to resign, THEY are having a revival at Atlanta, Georgia; butnot so livelyas that ereated by the eminent ey angelist, Sherman. MortTAL ComBatT,—‘ RoveH oF THE Jaws. name for the Prussian needle gun is Zundnabelgewehre. No wonder itis so deadly. ‘> 7 a : The German the election 6f Dotsey as n~ Conservative vietory. It would’beas reasonable for a hunter to go out and claim that he had killed a bear without even having seen one, But “drowning men catch at straws,” andasthe editor of the Union has just heard from Maine and Vermont, rts . some excuse for him, Tex aio fond of titles in tho East. Among his smiling titles, the King of Ava has that of “Lord of Twenty-foit . Umbrellas.” "This looks as if Jho, had prepared for along reign, AARon Burr was’ Vice President, ‘under! Jofférson. . It, never, Was. clearly. proven that he was guilty of treagon. Probably his. worst. crime was: ithe. murder of Hamilton. Awrun, MEs8.—A’ mischievous fellow got into a at Newburn, and mixed tle ‘whole stock ef medicines tito one frightful 8 pvr ied huge pill, so to speak. / S'2SATE . BrePer WoMAn2a . Sitirae wonian, who weighed seven handred and ninetybight pounis was five feet eight thchea high and five:fvet broad ‘aetoss the chest, died in New York yeoontly, , SO A Rawenb whi wus presentlat therebel b Convention mesa oye that if py: oe par ee tke to to see tosh 2 ee is. ae qe tie W A coin of ) years old is exhibited . curiosity as a silvel’qbarten"'"*" = forstheiry ‘amusement. Our President, Andy, substituted a tumbler. > No ono could be. found in Canton, Miss,, who would take thé oath, so the Post Office was closed. oa ae ae ~_—S ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Broad Street, Nevada City, California, ees ~ sto LANCASTER & MASEY, Proprictor. SUNDAY & MONDAY, September f6-17th, 1866. EH Staples San Francis J.8 Kaymond Nevada ~ L Bu " heM Lambeth en Bronce Were eg Jun , morte ¥ Columbia a8 Date ' * ted States, gave the Florence Company a . Now is the time for zr ANCIENT kings. always hud -4—buffvon ; 8 canes &w do Cross do N Morgana do J Lewis do. J A Mars ao. RT Grondy J W Pearson do’ ~ ® Gazner HO MeKelvy: Sacramen ae a cuet wood &dd & . “ao H Bredsall Bannervilie ee eeeer do W KE Gray do x io » KA Avett! do iv tere" m4 W R Morris Meadow La P.Fiecher D4 Feige m do JC Orwald eer TIE EO OB TE tea A eg Red Dos asena b+ ¢ bt een ene i Orally “gr bn uick U: le ie do, ili do — Wilson do ‘ ra ‘Fema Baio ee M Dunn mine J bie T Mien te ap fe rh CH vile AA Ventch Sureka H Southard mill”. .i opt mi ~ i C Smith Arta With y do } P meO nme é ‘Col Hill J McNa , : E Phe Le “RE Back N OFFICE_CORNER OF BROAD & PINE StS, ¢ roy gt State—all ical ons SE WING rere . : State Fair of Gi California, 1866. ‘ FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES ! -After a-carefal in ofthis ea AND } BEAUTIFUL MACHI E, viewing it as we do in ite mechanical points, we coneiger ¢ that it is worthy of mi ofits arra motion is ubtained, nich is simplicity itself, and * our aaa worthy of special consideration.— 80, the THE TENSION, As exhibited in this Machine, along with the arrangement for taking up ihe slaok f thé thread, as was shiewn in sewing without any alteration, and withent aily.-stoppage of Machine, FROM THE FINEST LACE TO FOUR THICKNESSEs.OF LEATHER. Your Committee, therefore, after a close and careful investigation. consriderit THE BEST AND MOST IMPHOVED MACHINE NOW IN USE, iam it the PIRST AND HIGHEST PRETHOM 'S HANSBROW, GEORGE SCHMEISER. . SAMUEL BLAIR. Copy of Report of the e Committee of Awards.at the Fair of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE, . NEW YORK, 1865. To the FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO: for the best Family ly Sewing Machine. REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE. ON SEWING Machines, California State Fair, 1866: ‘To the P¥éSident of the State Agricultural Soclety: Your Committee on Sewing Machines beg leave to report that we have examined the several Sewing Machines on @xhibition and find that, for GENERAL USE, THE FLORENCE IS THE BEST. "J. N ANDREWS, THOS C McHALE, L. ELKIUS.” Florence Sewing Machine RECEIVED THE HIGHEST PREMIUM AT THE STATE FATR JUST CLOSED, over the Wheeler & Wilsonand Grover & Baker, * as THE BEST for GENERAL USE, and also received the FIRST PREMIUM on Sewing Machine a4 Work. Highest Premium! Gold Medal‘ vill REASONS: OF W bey —THE REVERSIBLE FEED MOTION, . 3d.—THE PERE RCT FINISH AND SUBSTANTIAL MANNER IN WHICH THE MACHINE IS 4th—THE RAPIDITY OF ITS WORKING AND THE QUALITY OF THE WORK DONE, Sth.—THE SELF-ADJUSTING TENSION, R. A. DIVER, Agent, Nevada. Nevada, Sept. 18th. ameeys S SALE: By virtue ofan Execntion to me directed and delivered ixsued out of the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District in and for the County of Nevada, State of California, bearing date September 14th, 1866, to satisfy 6 yaceneus rendered in said Court on the 14th’ day Octoher, 1864, in favor DENNIS DOWLING and against GEO. P. DALTON for the sum of Four ousand Four Hundred Forty-one and 20-100 dollars, damages, with interest.on saidsom of $4,441 @t the rare of ten per cent, per nnum til) paid together with costs and disbursements, at the date of said judgment, and accruing costs amounting to the rum of $1—upon which there is a credit ot 25.cts. made on former execation and to

charged with accruing cost on said former execution in the sum of $8100. I have levied upon the following described property, which was heretofore attached to-wit: mk the right, title and interest of defendant. Geo, P. Dalton, in and tothe property situated in Grase Valley Township, Neyada ceunty, State of California, known as the Kate Hayes claims or lode, described as follows: situate on Kate Hays Hill, east of Grass Valiey, extending 600 feet bortherly from the old Kate . llayes engine shaft, and 130 feet southerly fees Bai npg with all ay ea ney Barrage tft and onging to i, Al-o, the title interest of said defend»nt, Geo. P. + ee in and two the tollowing deseribed we. situate in ‘the township of Grass Mos PR evada County, State ot California, to-wit :— t certain Brick Store and Lot located on the east side of Mill street, in the town of Grass Valley, formerly occupied by defendant as a grocery and provision store; now occupied by Dorsey and others. Also, in and to that. certain ‘rame House and Lot located on Church street, directly beck of, or in the rear of said Brick Store and Lot. Also, in and to that certain'House on Kate Hayes Hill, in said towntht», County and State aforesaid, formerly used by the Kate Hayes Mining Company as a Boarding ouse, Notice is hereby given that I will expose to pnbVie sale all the bie ds described 1 soperty. nhy highest bidder, for cash, in front of the Court. House door,in the city of Nevada.on SATURDAY the 13ih wae of Ociober, 1866, between the hours A FG. Nt 2 and at Nev ven under my at evada city, this 1 day of September, 1866. 7 ” RB. LoENTRY, Sheriff. B, Hawley & Williams, y Pasian, oe RN pore State of California, county of S) Nevade, Township of Bridgepoct. 3. pees oit, Justice of the . The P e Of toe Shata of Calliorgio ena to Sait UEL MURDOCK, You are hereby Appear before me, at my office, in "the vaaily sridgeport, in the county of Nevada, on the 15th day of Dao, A. Ds wm nd ten o'clock, ; lO answer up complaint of ELDRED NUMTHUP, allogiug’ that Sone DRED force and arms and entered the nif's Clese. and tank, pow yy drove away two spotted eomaie e and one two old heifer, the property ee plainuff, and o wrongs and injuand there did, to the groms, damage the plaintiff, to wit: the sum of fifty dollars—as is rey taaecih ea aoe Seca soit na pen te op ama eoaedteun ts a ibth day of Septem: MOSES F. HOLT, Tustice of the Peace. im is ordered that the above Summons: i th Nevada i a SCH WANZ Pysteitan and Gu trax. faise, particnilarl mt Say by nich the, bree eTBLE COMPLETE AND POSITIVE CONTROL OVER . . let, ty oh SIMPLICITY AND GREAT RANGE . of . me Our Goods so low aste da bly Tansee pe for four weeks . Gsaaghqhds sale: waa mkaD: EVERYBODY READ! re OPPOSITION DYING OUT! 2" COMPETITION AGAINST US A. COMPLETE FIZZLE ! ! !_a@ High Prices ‘Slanghtered and the PEOPLE WITH THEIR GLORIOUS “BANNER” Move on is thefr way rejoicing ! BANNER BROTHERS, The Leading Clothiers of the County, ARE NOW SELLING THEIR MAMMOTH STOCK ) l —oFr— GENTS? & BOXS’ FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, TRUNKS, VALISES, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, : GAITERS, RUBBER CLOTHING, BLANKETS, &c., &¢e., &¢. sg he ie TWENTY-FIVE per cent. LOWER THAN RULING RATES, .: —AND— THIRTY PER CENT Cheaper than any other House IN NEVADA CITY OR COUNTY. 3 BE NOT DECEIVED By One Horse, Side Show Clothing ESTABLISHMENTS ! THAT HAVE BEEN PERAMBULATING OVER THE MOUNTAINS AND BACK WITH ‘Worn out, second-hand, unsalcable Clothing, but try BANNER BROTHERS, WHO HAVE TBE BEST GOODS IN THE MAR$0 per cent lower than anybody else. WE DO NOT INSULT OUR CUSTOM. ERS BY OFFERING THEM Refuse, Moth-eaten, Rotten Goods, THAT HAVE BEEN MAKING TRIPS AROUND THE WORLD, But we nein our purchases in Eastern markets and get the very Degg that cau be had. Our patronage fm the past shows that the people appreciate our Goods and our Prices, and we assure them that we are thankful for their confidence and will return it in the future, by honest dealing and by sellSQUELCH OUT OF EXISTENCE ALL THE BEGGARLY BARKING HUMBUGS THAT SEEK BANNER BROTHERS, COR. BROAD & PINE § Nevada, Sept.16tch, eEeEhbeesbay We will, after ‘ih date, sell our we frederonn LARGE AND srLapIb si0cK oF: CLOTHING, BOOTS & SHOKS, —AND— ®, INDIA RUBBER GOoDs, Still Cheaper than any oe Chothing House im the city or County, OUR GOODS ARE SUPERIOR TO THOSE OF OTHER CLOTHING HOUSES IN THE CITY.‘ PORT OUR GOODS FROM NEWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA. 3 We buy our: Geous mostly tn nan FRANCISCO AND WE BUY THEM STILL CHEAPER THAN Nevada Importers. Therofore we can dudorsdit any other CLOTHING HOUSE IN THE CITY. —CALL AT— 8. HAAS & COMPANY’S, Clothing Store, COR. PINE AND COMMERCIAL STREETS, And convince yourselves before purchasing elsewhere. Nevada, Sept. 15th. HARDWARE ; ? FOR SALE AT A’ SBAOBIFICE, CLOSE BUSINESS, E INTEND TO DISPOSE. OF OUR LARGE ae of HsRDWA On FDS WHITE SRLDS, de. & &c. &c. uhhh nent hirty ny Barak must ut nak i it an objees . for every buyer ae ie goods to give us a call. befure purchasing pt ang Most of our «tock is of our own iar portation, and we intend to close it ont for Loum tham:thexCost of Importatior. Parties indebted to ue wi please without further votice, sed H. 3. Whichr & co., MARYSVILLE. Marysville, Sept. 1ith. = ae eee +4 ‘& DR sé u AK ING. NEVADA CITY. MRS. W. iad, EWEN, OULD wih an aewortinegt Of pene ha Joe os vd hg Wine a imery ~ eh sh a2 cy Goo as! wiletthientinaninncense EME Leather Work. & x4 FRAMES 1OR yan We don’t pretend to say that weim-. * _—— LOCAL INT A Cnance® For Capr Middle Yuba river be yever been worked, am rienced miners, that it Aboveand below, ther to five dollars to the pa of, the channel has a str “well ; under thia: and still under this a. ki which it is impossible t gard to.this depositis, mountains occurred, d that the pipe-clay found new bed for the river, } It is claimed that an ot running a cut and tunn and that the gravel tab for expenses. An old was ea isfled that the « be reached at an expens Taere are ‘many such county, and-as men bec the mineral deposits, ne for profitable investmer a few years ago, that all the county were worked of the past year have « hidden deeper down in and deposits fur richer. the past few months a dt organized for working t county. Within the p Gravel claims of this . cc most equal importance ' Capital has a wide fie county, and one that off alarge profit as any min The better versed men more evident does: this . Asszssor’s STATIST? 0). Mead, Esq., for t piled from. the Assessm: uation of persenal and 1 totale are given. ~Th townships. The table} preserving: Real Pe Little York, 135,300 i rt, “441,768 3 Blooutieid, 321445 ; 46,450 Wi) Grass Vaidey, 941.765 & Meadow Lak, 115°150 . —_—_ Total, $2,545,198 22 ‘The total property val the suppliwental’ roll, last year, including th $4,341,493, leaving an i $448,674) Without ‘Teck roll. When the latter*i: will réach nearly $5,000, Phiosriinavs dwnsh estate in Nevada Tow: assessment of 1st is $6 Township it is $941,165 Nevada Township is ¥ Valley Townehip, $877, follows: Nevada, $1,249 019,437. «. The’ differeti make the average wealt) the two townships abou —_—~ Doe Tax.—The total . inghtes the'tax levidd'o of the Legislature, is $1 into the County Schoo! 1 Sie innahaane al and Prop it to be good. er Roox. .—Some sp Whigham Ledge tothe best we have « ite or the sotrgandiea ame tau which cannot b ‘through the solid m gold can be seen.