September 23, 1865 (4 pages)

[} ovata Daily Sranscrit SATURDAY, SEPT’R 23, 1865. on Seana JUDICIAL ELECTION. F Wednesday, October 1sth. : ‘or Supreme Judge, : $$. W. SANDERSON. “Tue Impersatists.—The modern Demoeracy, in the Convention recently held “at Sacramento, engaged in a lively debate ~¥ipon the Mexican question, in which the fact was developed that that party contains some opponents to the Monrve Doctriue.— Some of the speakers wanted to adept a ¢esolution with an exception in the case of Mexico. Others were in favor of declaring for Maximilian, It will be remembered that during the rebellion the leading copperr head organs of thie State demunded that Maximilian should be served by our Government with immediate notice to leave Mexico: Ata time. when all the energies of the Government and all her military strength were required to put down the re‘bellion, modern Democracy was loud in its demands for the enforcement -of the Monroe doctrine. When the victories of Sherman and the determined, onward march of Grant indicated the early downfall of the Confederates, the copperheads of this State. chang @4 their tune. -It was then . thought that “Duke de Gwin,” in the aame of the Maximiliaa government, was to be male ruler in the Northern States of Mexico. The “Democratic” organs then heralded the ay. rival of agents ia San Francisco, who chme with credentials-from “his highness” empowering them to. énlist all who were wil. ling to become subjects of the Ewperor.— The only laudations bestowed upon the _ usurper, who was attempting to overthrow the Mexican Republic, came from such organs as‘the Democratic Press. The triumphant victories of the Union armies and the downfall of rebellion enabled the people of the United States to discuss the condition of affairs in Mexico, and such disapprobation was manifested as caused the French Emperor to feel that he was treading upon dangerous ground. The Democratic organs again changed their tune aud swore lustily that Gwin never was a Duke and never éxpected to be.one. They now pretend to claim that they gre the only friends of the Monroe doctripge. The debates in the late Convention will show, that thereis an element in that party which looks with favor upon the attempt to destroy a. a neighboring Republic and establish upow. its ruins a monarchy. : New. ORLEANS papers state that the noted Rev. Dr. Palmer, who preached a strong secesh sermon at the beginning of the rebellion, predicting that the South would succeed because slavery was a divine institution, hus returned to that city a thorough convert to the “dogma” of freedom. He recently preached a sermon to his people, telling them frankly that they had all been ‘wrong, and he the “‘chiefest of sinneis :” that they had been proud and haughty, disobedient, rebellious: that he himself had been humbled before God, and received merited chastisement ; that they had al) been taughi a good lesson of vbedience to civil ~ authority, and he hoped it-would be filially received by them as the children of Christ, -and laid up in their heart of hearts. His ad. dreas was very touching, and dutifully received by the people, with whom he has great influence. aos Int Tue American Bible Society was organized in 1815, and is just a half ceatury old.— During this time it has distributed in the United States and Territories, over twentys three millions of bibles free, besides furnishing bibles to over forty different nativual. >. CrimtnaL,— The old steamer Sonora brought the officers agd men of the Second Artillery from Panama to San Francisco. — She ie as rotten as punk and had to put back to Panama twice to stop leaks, There were no bunks in the ship, and the men, women and ehildren were huddled together promiscuously. 2 A POLICEMAN in Buffalo has been fined five dollaré and costs for forcing a man in» horse car to give his seat to alady. The court said that ladies had no more privileges than men, and, moreover, when treated civily, were not profuse in acknowledgment. panei Nabaieemrniee Aw earthquake was felt at Cincinnati on the 10th inst. . Oppused. TO SAL¥.—Hon. J. Ashley, Congressman from Ohio, recently made.a speech io San Francisco, in which he took strong grounds against the sale of the mines. He suid : “I have visited most of the mining districts, and my observatiobé have coufirmed my judgwentthat no policy could be more buicidal than to sell the made.” The speaker dwelt at some length upon the subjects . and repeated his conviction after a thoreugh examination of the mining districts and frequent conversations with the miners =many of whom had spent: 16 years in developiug this coast—that no greater blunder and no greater wroug could be committed by the Government than to deprive them of the mines by general sale. It would puta stop to prospecting, retard the development of the mines, and he was. satisfied would not add $20,000,000 to ‘the coffersof the Government. The income tax accruing from. the present system of mining, would bring a larger amount to the treasury in 10 years than the entire proceeds uf the sale of the mines. Capitalists would combine, and. both the‘miner and the Government would be defrauded. ‘The result of the sale of our mines would be to reduéthem to the condition ef the Mexican mines, which certainly no one desiréd to see. Racina.—Captain Hanford and Latham trotted a race, best three in five, at Sacramento, on Thursday last. The contest was very close. The first heat was won by Ilanfurd, time 2.34. ,The second was a dead heat, time 2.34. Latham won the third heat, time 2.34, In the fourth heat Latham was ruled out for some irregularity, and Hanford took the heat and purse, time 2.324. Latham was once owned in this county.— The eight mile race, for a purse of $300, was won by Wm. H. Seward. He trotted the eight miles in 23.43, making the last mile of the race in 2.34}. ' IMPORTANT TO TRAVELING AGENTS.— The Commissioner of Internal Revenue bas decided that “all persons traveling abeut the country asthe agents of manufacturers or dealers, seeking orders for goods in original and unbroken packages, are regarded as commercial brokers Within the meaning of the law, and as such must procure license. Those acting 4s the agent of one person or firm exclusively are also liable as above.— Licenses to this class should be made out so as to show the place of business of the licensee, if he have one, but, if not, lis residence should be stated. Licenses thus filled out should be recognized by revenue officers in all parts of the country.” s -_o— ' Hoping ON.—The Stockton Independent says that the farmers of San Joaquin Valley, profiting by the experience of past years, are storing their grain, and lending a deaf ear to the wordy bambast of spéculatora, concluding to err on the safe side.— They seem determined, and in our Opinion wisely, too, to hold a sufficient amount of grain back to seed their land fora fortheoming crop, without being necessitated to pay five cents per pound for the same grain that they sold for less than two. . PERPETUAL Murion.—The Placerville Recorder states that a lady of that city has invented a machine’ that goes of its own accord and never lets up. A great many men have bothered their brains wbout perpetual motion, and not a few have become insane over it, but we never before heard of women attempting perpetual motion—except with: the tongue. & Lusciwts —At one of the fruit-stands in a large ‘bunch of grapes Weighing ‘twelve pounds. They were from Coloma, Cal., of the Muscat variety, and so thickly clustered that they looked likea single bunch. A ‘New Trave.—The editor of the Rocky Mountain News has received orders trom England for three husbands, for’ as many English ladies, who were attracted by an article in his paper in relation to the searcity of women in Colorado. He says he is prepared to negotiate with any-gentlemen answering the destription and who:means businegs:, bd -PILLS AND. EPAULETS.—A mong the Lowell, Massachusetts, incomes for the year 1864, General B. F. Butler is set down for $34,223 and Dr. Ayres, the pill man, at $49,836. + fed . ; A HORSE called Gray Eagle is going to run a race at Ukiah city, and to be ridden by Jim Crow, “It would seem by this that James is not dead. ail OkeGon bas been appointed into 22 Senatorial and 47 Representative Districts, this city, sayathe Virginia Union, we notived . Miners’ License.— During the last sgssion of Congress, the Kevenue law. was amended, and ,among other things a provision was added for the collection of licenses froin miners. As there appears to be considerable misunderstanding in regard tothe matter, we give the law providing for the payment of “such license, which -reads as follows: Sao ‘ “Miners shalkpay for each and every license the sum of ten dollars. Every person, in the business of mining, for coal, or for gold, silver, coppgr, lead, iron, zine, spelter, or other minerals, net having taken outa icense as a manufacturer, and no other, shall be regarded as: 4 miner under this act. Provided, “That this shall not apply to any Juiner Whose receipts from his wine shail not exceéd annually one thousand dellars. The law exempts all miners who do not. take out.more than. $1000 per annum, all who vhave’ paid liceuses as manufacturers, aud all who do not employ others in mining for them. Ong license’ is sufficient for a firm or parse * engaged in mining: * THE NEXT ConGkEss.—The next .Con. gress will be composed as follows ;—Union Representatives. from the loyal States, including Kentucky, 147. Copperheads from the same 40. Union’ men from the State of Tennessee 5, copperheads 3. If all the Southern States are allowed ‘Representatives, they will add, 59 to the Copperhead strength in the House ; if not the parties ill be divided as follows: Union 152; Rctions including Tennessee 43. Unidn invjority 109. AN exchange states that within a stune’s throw of Stewart's new marble bouse on Fifth Avenue, N. Y. there is a dwelling really bélieved to be haunted. It isan impesing and elegant building, and bas been occupied and abandoned by three different families within a few mouths past. The owner offers it for sale cheap. Yo Semite.—This favorite watering place is being rapidly deserted by its summer guests, under the apprehension of an early winter and snow-fall. New Hore.~A new brick hotel is in precess of erection at Santa Cruz, which. is to cost $25,000, exclusive of the joiner work which will cost $10,000 more. The building is the property of Moore & Pray, aad will be opened for the reception of guests in April next. (3 Congressman Higby was married in San Franciscaon Thursday last to Miss N. M. Ringol, daughter of the shipbuilder. wm Cook, the acrebat, is to walk from the Cliff House to Seal Rock, seven hundred feet, on a tight Pope, on Sunday. _ GREENBACKS are worth 73 1-2 cents in’ New York. SoME very rich mines have been discovered on Snake river. > Tue Methodist people are having a basket meeting at Pajuro Valley. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. -Fripay, September 22, 1865, E P Folger San Franei Wm Peers Penn Vaile J Bowne do W BChurebill snow T Judge Waller do — J.\P Prior SanJuan G Leivnd Oakland T A Sullivan Washing 'T D Woolsey Washing C Barker Ranch K Fraham Sierra Valle T Hughes Nevada S Barler Unionville” P Clohersy do J S Datiford do G B Mckee do T Owens do SOCIAL PARTY BY THE Nevada Quadrille Band. T HIE Members of the above Band have the pleasure of announcing to‘ the Danciug public that they will give another Social Party, at the NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, Sept. 28th. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock, Tickets $2 50. , ea ‘Money Saved is Money Earned ! WM. B. LAKE’S General Purchasing and Collecting AGENCY, Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, Clothing. Boots, Hats, Cards, Law Books, Stationery, Buvelopes, Prints, Jewelry, Watches, Fancy Gooda, ; Mus‘cal Instruments, Letter Paper, Music, Silver and Plated Ware and M of Every Description forwarded to any part of California upon the receipt of the money or sent C. 0, D. Notes and accounts sent from collection will be promptly. fr-nearbery to aed Room 2s Government » Corner of Sansome and Wi Streets, San Franciseo. 622 firm, or company who shall employ others . . . } of Nevada ‘Township. JUDICIAL ELECTION, OCP: 18th. ANNOUNCEMENTS, For Justice of the Peace. MecGOUN announces himself as a candidate R. for re-election for Justice of the Peace of Little York Township, 819 “For Justice of the Peace, @OHN KENDALL is hereby annonneed as a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township. 819 For Justice of the Peace. _ W. SYEXTH announces himself as.a candidate for re‘clection, for Justice’ of the Po : I F FE 4e b voi Nevada Township. ie . For Justice of the Peace. didate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township. sl9 , For Justice of the Peace. q C. PALMER.~is announced as ‘a canJ « didate for the Office of Justice of the Feace of Nevada Township. s2l For Justice of the Peace, OHN WILLEADIS announces bimself as a candidate for the office of Justice of. the = a FALL CLOTHING —AT— : S. HAAS & CO’S, ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. Latest Styles and Finest Quality a FALL CLOTHINC! RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER: Also, a large stock of Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoe HATS, &ec. Ke. Xr Goods sold at the Lowest Retail Prices. 819 For Sale. TS well kuown residence belonging to D. B Frink, on Aristocracy Hill, is now. offered for sale on reasonable terms. The dwelling honse is in an excellent state of repair, contains six rooms, all lathed and plastered, with ceilings nearly 12 feet from floor. A good well of water connected with the: house, and an abundance of water also,’ for irrigation purposes, on the premises. " Also, three acres: of ground, suitable for raising vegetables, and a large orchard, containing a great pics of fruit trees of from ten to twelve years a , Will be sold with the dwelling house, or separate as the purchaser may desire. Enquire of D. B. FRINK. sl9 Lessons in French Latin and Greek. JULIUS POQUILLON, . Wt respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that he will give lessons in Latin, Greek and French, During the Winter, upon the following terms ; Private Lessons, + + #1 60 Lessons in Class, = 50 cts, Mr. Poquillon has had much experience in teaching French and feels assured that he can give the best satisfaction to those who desire to learn the la e. For particulars op ly to CRAWFORD’S ‘BOOK. STORE, corner o teed and Pine streets. Nevada, Sept. 19th—Im TO SPORTSMEN ! ‘HE GAME LAWS HAV1 KD a we have the finest <a POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, W : &e. &e, Of all kinds, just received and to sell AT REDUCED RATES! G 4 Nevada, Sept. — ras paren Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! FALL.STYLES FOR 1865, —AT— POIRIER & LANSING’S Successors to A. Lamott. Corner of Second and J Streets, SACRAMENTO, Ws have just received the Largest § WOOL HATS, Men’, ’ scription. nroend Iepe GASG of gvery deLadies Hats made to order, The Best Silk Hats Made to order, FOR SEVEN DOLLARS! POIRIER & LANSING. Sacramento, Sept. 14th. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE) AT COLFAX, JOSEPH WORRILL & Co, OULD inform the /Y county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX, And are now prepared to forward Goods, “CARE WORRILL «on RRILL & CO. COLFAX.” ORIN HOA WEE announces himself asa can tock Hats and Caps ever offered iu the State. Po stock sunprans, Men s and Boys’ FUR, SILK and Merchants of Nevada. . BANK EXCHANGE SALOON. Main Street, next door to Post Office, Do you Drink ? If so call on . JOHN SENNER,_ N Main Street Bank Exchange Saloon; where can always find the best of CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JOHNNY SENNER, Notice to Tax Payers! ‘HIE Assessment Roll for 1865, for Nevada coun= having been completed aud delivered inw 820 hereby notified that the Taxes on the same aze now due and'the law for the collection of the Taxes will bestrictly enforced. ‘Notice is further given that for the purpose of receiving 'T'axé’ I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit: Nevada At my .oflic@, in the city of Nevada on Wednesday, Oct . ey: . Grass Valley. At C. ley, Thursda ak Friday, Oct. 12th and 13th. Rough & Heady: At Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready. aturday, Oct. 14th. Bridgeport. ‘ Po Housel fonday, Octe 1th. . Bloomfield At Arnold’s Hotel, Lake City, Tuesday. Uct. 17th. : .: Eureka. At«-Marks & Co's ‘Banking House, Moore’s Flat. Wednesday, Oct /8th. Washington. At Grissell’s Hotel, Washington, Friday, Oct. 20th. Pa rets day, Oct. 2ist0 T. T. DAVENPORT, Co. Collector NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is not probable that there is a place on the face.of the earth . where the inhabitants suffer so much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the nervous system, ifnot promptly attended ty will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental and~ Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under which tlie patient suffers until the physical powers are destroy the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks into anjuntimely grave. In ALL eases of nervous disurders, Watt*s Nervous Antidote will effeet a permanent cure and restore the patient to. health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine wil} snatch the intended victim from the fell destroyer, and hold the grim monster at bay, sometimes for years. The medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm ne one. Persons of sedentary habits or those whose oeeupation requires extraordinary exercise of the brain, will find the use of this medicine of great benefit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets ‘the nerves, Watts Nervous Antidote is for sale by all Druggists. sep9 3m A. GOLDSMITH, Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTICDRY GOODS! Embroideries, Laces, Millinery and STRAW GoODs, Always on hand a full assortment ef CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c. cee Ex 4 Corner Broad it Wie Streets. All orders will be carefully and promptly attended to. july 35 LE DOYEN’S SARSAPARILLA, » —AND— ; WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE! FOR SALE In. Quantities to suit ! —BY— E. F< SPENCE. Nevada, Sept; 14th, “FOR MEADOW LAKE! —AND THE— wNEW MINES!!! ORGAN & TIBBITTS, Wovrp inform the people of Nevada and vicinweek! ov that they have commenced running 2 triPony Express to Meadow Laké and. the Excelsior District, by way of Beer Valley and Fall Creek. AND FRIDAYs, ; Letters and Packages Delivered. All State Papers furnished and bue inesefof all kinds faithfully attended Office in this city at GEO, R. CRAWFORD’S Bookstore, Cor Broad and Pine streets. jyll MEAT MARKET, JAMES MONRO found pared 9° = body with the best of. Beet, “Veal ~ Sfp ah fand Pork &c. de. 3 Big Tunnel Quartz Mining Co. 3 Nevada county, Cai. Tee Stockholders of the above ing of the Tunnel Compan wii tema, Sot sin a cate P. ie Nevada, Sept. 6th. ‘Office, 30 Main Street ‘Do you Smoke ? ‘WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, PORTER, — my hands the property holders of the County are1’s Hotel, North San J uan, Little York, ,At Hydeliff’s Store, Red Dog, Sat-_ Leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays . You: o" Heva THE Ycar’s h served . their pla during JT held at Jews the hold to . ly keep yeur. J day eveu Tue I city are ; anticipat terday s« ed teams 'gheiF trei The groc & tremer past, kee constant) Business has been seen it ir ~ pect is st A Scu ~ Jadies of have det fot the u: They hav sum.and, any good » Every D be provi school at J. B. Wi and they schools i: the peop! terest in . Social ~ Band wil Theater, Band fur: * ties given There w on next . THRot & MeAr: the read claims, t horses, w vine. T bruised b The escay Crawt has just r and Broa blank bo velopes, « than any the arrivz Atlantic 1 ry kind.,, thiug io . By refi it will be didate for Can O EASES !— have but the diseas purified, : gape, the “heys, and make stro _ banish rh: curial an Doyen’s . the great Agents, Hica ¢ last Sunt Fowler, t Lake cou and mad away the’ man name cidently t rection, a pected vii to the ear way, and heard fro young m progress. plored in eisa s “to be of cino Her: Racine merly res’ IMMEN in this Sti “4 NEW San Fran

[} ovata Daily Sranscrit SATURDAY, SEPT’R 23, 1865. on Seana JUDICIAL ELECTION. F Wednesday, October 1sth. : ‘or Supreme Judge, : $$. W. SANDERSON. “Tue Impersatists.—The modern Demoeracy, in the Convention recently held “at Sacramento, engaged in a lively debate ~¥ipon the Mexican question, in which the fact was developed that that party contains some opponents to the Monrve Doctriue.— Some of the speakers wanted to adept a ¢esolution with an exception in the case of Mexico. Others were in favor of declaring for Maximilian, It will be remembered that during the rebellion the leading copperr head organs of thie State demunded that Maximilian should be served by our Government with immediate notice to leave Mexico: Ata time. when all the energies of the Government and all her military strength were required to put down the re‘bellion, modern Democracy was loud in its demands for the enforcement -of the Monroe doctrine. When the victories of Sherman and the determined, onward march of Grant indicated the early downfall of the Confederates, the copperheads of this State. chang @4 their tune. -It was then . thought that “Duke de Gwin,” in the aame of the Maximiliaa government, was to be male ruler in the Northern States of Mexico. The “Democratic” organs then heralded the ay. rival of agents ia San Francisco, who chme with credentials-from “his highness” empowering them to. énlist all who were wil. ling to become subjects of the Ewperor.— The only laudations bestowed upon the _ usurper, who was attempting to overthrow the Mexican Republic, came from such organs as‘the Democratic Press. The triumphant victories of the Union armies and the downfall of rebellion enabled the people of the United States to discuss the condition of affairs in Mexico, and such disapprobation was manifested as caused the French Emperor to feel that he was treading upon dangerous ground. The Democratic organs again changed their tune aud swore lustily that Gwin never was a Duke and never éxpected to be.one. They now pretend to claim that they gre the only friends of the Monroe doctripge. The debates in the late Convention will show, that thereis an element in that party which looks with favor upon the attempt to destroy a. a neighboring Republic and establish upow. its ruins a monarchy. : New. ORLEANS papers state that the noted Rev. Dr. Palmer, who preached a strong secesh sermon at the beginning of the rebellion, predicting that the South would succeed because slavery was a divine institution, hus returned to that city a thorough convert to the “dogma” of freedom. He recently preached a sermon to his people, telling them frankly that they had all been ‘wrong, and he the “‘chiefest of sinneis :” that they had been proud and haughty, disobedient, rebellious: that he himself had been humbled before God, and received merited chastisement ; that they had al) been taughi a good lesson of vbedience to civil ~ authority, and he hoped it-would be filially received by them as the children of Christ, -and laid up in their heart of hearts. His ad. dreas was very touching, and dutifully received by the people, with whom he has great influence. aos Int Tue American Bible Society was organized in 1815, and is just a half ceatury old.— During this time it has distributed in the United States and Territories, over twentys three millions of bibles free, besides furnishing bibles to over forty different nativual. >. CrimtnaL,— The old steamer Sonora brought the officers agd men of the Second Artillery from Panama to San Francisco. — She ie as rotten as punk and had to put back to Panama twice to stop leaks, There were no bunks in the ship, and the men, women and ehildren were huddled together promiscuously. 2 A POLICEMAN in Buffalo has been fined five dollaré and costs for forcing a man in» horse car to give his seat to alady. The court said that ladies had no more privileges than men, and, moreover, when treated civily, were not profuse in acknowledgment. panei Nabaieemrniee Aw earthquake was felt at Cincinnati on the 10th inst. . Oppused. TO SAL¥.—Hon. J. Ashley, Congressman from Ohio, recently made.a speech io San Francisco, in which he took strong grounds against the sale of the mines. He suid : “I have visited most of the mining districts, and my observatiobé have coufirmed my judgwentthat no policy could be more buicidal than to sell the made.” The speaker dwelt at some length upon the subjects . and repeated his conviction after a thoreugh examination of the mining districts and frequent conversations with the miners =many of whom had spent: 16 years in developiug this coast—that no greater blunder and no greater wroug could be committed by the Government than to deprive them of the mines by general sale. It would puta stop to prospecting, retard the development of the mines, and he was. satisfied would not add $20,000,000 to ‘the coffersof the Government. The income tax accruing from. the present system of mining, would bring a larger amount to the treasury in 10 years than the entire proceeds uf the sale of the mines. Capitalists would combine, and. both the‘miner and the Government would be defrauded. ‘The result of the sale of our mines would be to reduéthem to the condition ef the Mexican mines, which certainly no one desiréd to see. Racina.—Captain Hanford and Latham trotted a race, best three in five, at Sacramento, on Thursday last. The contest was very close. The first heat was won by Ilanfurd, time 2.34. ,The second was a dead heat, time 2.34. Latham won the third heat, time 2.34, In the fourth heat Latham was ruled out for some irregularity, and Hanford took the heat and purse, time 2.324. Latham was once owned in this county.— The eight mile race, for a purse of $300, was won by Wm. H. Seward. He trotted the eight miles in 23.43, making the last mile of the race in 2.34}. ' IMPORTANT TO TRAVELING AGENTS.— The Commissioner of Internal Revenue bas decided that “all persons traveling abeut the country asthe agents of manufacturers or dealers, seeking orders for goods in original and unbroken packages, are regarded as commercial brokers Within the meaning of the law, and as such must procure license. Those acting 4s the agent of one person or firm exclusively are also liable as above.— Licenses to this class should be made out so as to show the place of business of the licensee, if he have one, but, if not, lis residence should be stated. Licenses thus filled out should be recognized by revenue officers in all parts of the country.” s -_o— ' Hoping ON.—The Stockton Independent says that the farmers of San Joaquin Valley, profiting by the experience of past years, are storing their grain, and lending a deaf ear to the wordy bambast of spéculatora, concluding to err on the safe side.— They seem determined, and in our Opinion wisely, too, to hold a sufficient amount of grain back to seed their land fora fortheoming crop, without being necessitated to pay five cents per pound for the same grain that they sold for less than two. . PERPETUAL Murion.—The Placerville Recorder states that a lady of that city has invented a machine’ that goes of its own accord and never lets up. A great many men have bothered their brains wbout perpetual motion, and not a few have become insane over it, but we never before heard of women attempting perpetual motion—except with: the tongue. & Lusciwts —At one of the fruit-stands in a large ‘bunch of grapes Weighing ‘twelve pounds. They were from Coloma, Cal., of the Muscat variety, and so thickly clustered that they looked likea single bunch. A ‘New Trave.—The editor of the Rocky Mountain News has received orders trom England for three husbands, for’ as many English ladies, who were attracted by an article in his paper in relation to the searcity of women in Colorado. He says he is prepared to negotiate with any-gentlemen answering the destription and who:means businegs:, bd -PILLS AND. EPAULETS.—A mong the Lowell, Massachusetts, incomes for the year 1864, General B. F. Butler is set down for $34,223 and Dr. Ayres, the pill man, at $49,836. + fed . ; A HORSE called Gray Eagle is going to run a race at Ukiah city, and to be ridden by Jim Crow, “It would seem by this that James is not dead. ail OkeGon bas been appointed into 22 Senatorial and 47 Representative Districts, this city, sayathe Virginia Union, we notived . Miners’ License.— During the last sgssion of Congress, the Kevenue law. was amended, and ,among other things a provision was added for the collection of licenses froin miners. As there appears to be considerable misunderstanding in regard tothe matter, we give the law providing for the payment of “such license, which -reads as follows: Sao ‘ “Miners shalkpay for each and every license the sum of ten dollars. Every person, in the business of mining, for coal, or for gold, silver, coppgr, lead, iron, zine, spelter, or other minerals, net having taken outa icense as a manufacturer, and no other, shall be regarded as: 4 miner under this act. Provided, “That this shall not apply to any Juiner Whose receipts from his wine shail not exceéd annually one thousand dellars. The law exempts all miners who do not. take out.more than. $1000 per annum, all who vhave’ paid liceuses as manufacturers, aud all who do not employ others in mining for them. Ong license’ is sufficient for a firm or parse * engaged in mining: * THE NEXT ConGkEss.—The next .Con. gress will be composed as follows ;—Union Representatives. from the loyal States, including Kentucky, 147. Copperheads from the same 40. Union’ men from the State of Tennessee 5, copperheads 3. If all the Southern States are allowed ‘Representatives, they will add, 59 to the Copperhead strength in the House ; if not the parties ill be divided as follows: Union 152; Rctions including Tennessee 43. Unidn invjority 109. AN exchange states that within a stune’s throw of Stewart's new marble bouse on Fifth Avenue, N. Y. there is a dwelling really bélieved to be haunted. It isan impesing and elegant building, and bas been occupied and abandoned by three different families within a few mouths past. The owner offers it for sale cheap. Yo Semite.—This favorite watering place is being rapidly deserted by its summer guests, under the apprehension of an early winter and snow-fall. New Hore.~A new brick hotel is in precess of erection at Santa Cruz, which. is to cost $25,000, exclusive of the joiner work which will cost $10,000 more. The building is the property of Moore & Pray, aad will be opened for the reception of guests in April next. (3 Congressman Higby was married in San Franciscaon Thursday last to Miss N. M. Ringol, daughter of the shipbuilder. wm Cook, the acrebat, is to walk from the Cliff House to Seal Rock, seven hundred feet, on a tight Pope, on Sunday. _ GREENBACKS are worth 73 1-2 cents in’ New York. SoME very rich mines have been discovered on Snake river. > Tue Methodist people are having a basket meeting at Pajuro Valley. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Lancaster and Hasey, Proprietors. -Fripay, September 22, 1865, E P Folger San Franei Wm Peers Penn Vaile J Bowne do W BChurebill snow T Judge Waller do — J.\P Prior SanJuan G Leivnd Oakland T A Sullivan Washing 'T D Woolsey Washing C Barker Ranch K Fraham Sierra Valle T Hughes Nevada S Barler Unionville” P Clohersy do J S Datiford do G B Mckee do T Owens do SOCIAL PARTY BY THE Nevada Quadrille Band. T HIE Members of the above Band have the pleasure of announcing to‘ the Danciug public that they will give another Social Party, at the NEVADA THEATRE, On Thursday Evening, Sept. 28th. Dancing to commence at 9 o'clock, Tickets $2 50. , ea ‘Money Saved is Money Earned ! WM. B. LAKE’S General Purchasing and Collecting AGENCY, Groceries, Provisions, Furniture, Clothing. Boots, Hats, Cards, Law Books, Stationery, Buvelopes, Prints, Jewelry, Watches, Fancy Gooda, ; Mus‘cal Instruments, Letter Paper, Music, Silver and Plated Ware and M of Every Description forwarded to any part of California upon the receipt of the money or sent C. 0, D. Notes and accounts sent from collection will be promptly. fr-nearbery to aed Room 2s Government » Corner of Sansome and Wi Streets, San Franciseo. 622 firm, or company who shall employ others . . . } of Nevada ‘Township. JUDICIAL ELECTION, OCP: 18th. ANNOUNCEMENTS, For Justice of the Peace. MecGOUN announces himself as a candidate R. for re-election for Justice of the Peace of Little York Township, 819 “For Justice of the Peace, @OHN KENDALL is hereby annonneed as a candidate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township. 819 For Justice of the Peace. _ W. SYEXTH announces himself as.a candidate for re‘clection, for Justice’ of the Po : I F FE 4e b voi Nevada Township. ie . For Justice of the Peace. didate for the office of Justice of the Peace of Nevada Township. sl9 , For Justice of the Peace. q

C. PALMER.~is announced as ‘a canJ « didate for the Office of Justice of the Feace of Nevada Township. s2l For Justice of the Peace, OHN WILLEADIS announces bimself as a candidate for the office of Justice of. the = a FALL CLOTHING —AT— : S. HAAS & CO’S, ‘Corner of Pine and Commercial Sts. Nevada City. Latest Styles and Finest Quality a FALL CLOTHINC! RECEIVED BY EVERY STEAMER: Also, a large stock of Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoe HATS, &ec. Ke. Xr Goods sold at the Lowest Retail Prices. 819 For Sale. TS well kuown residence belonging to D. B Frink, on Aristocracy Hill, is now. offered for sale on reasonable terms. The dwelling honse is in an excellent state of repair, contains six rooms, all lathed and plastered, with ceilings nearly 12 feet from floor. A good well of water connected with the: house, and an abundance of water also,’ for irrigation purposes, on the premises. " Also, three acres: of ground, suitable for raising vegetables, and a large orchard, containing a great pics of fruit trees of from ten to twelve years a , Will be sold with the dwelling house, or separate as the purchaser may desire. Enquire of D. B. FRINK. sl9 Lessons in French Latin and Greek. JULIUS POQUILLON, . Wt respectfully inform the citizens of Nevada that he will give lessons in Latin, Greek and French, During the Winter, upon the following terms ; Private Lessons, + + #1 60 Lessons in Class, = 50 cts, Mr. Poquillon has had much experience in teaching French and feels assured that he can give the best satisfaction to those who desire to learn the la e. For particulars op ly to CRAWFORD’S ‘BOOK. STORE, corner o teed and Pine streets. Nevada, Sept. 19th—Im TO SPORTSMEN ! ‘HE GAME LAWS HAV1 KD a we have the finest <a POWDER, SHOT, CAPS, W : &e. &e, Of all kinds, just received and to sell AT REDUCED RATES! G 4 Nevada, Sept. — ras paren Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats! FALL.STYLES FOR 1865, —AT— POIRIER & LANSING’S Successors to A. Lamott. Corner of Second and J Streets, SACRAMENTO, Ws have just received the Largest § WOOL HATS, Men’, ’ scription. nroend Iepe GASG of gvery deLadies Hats made to order, The Best Silk Hats Made to order, FOR SEVEN DOLLARS! POIRIER & LANSING. Sacramento, Sept. 14th. NEW FORWARDING HOUSE) AT COLFAX, JOSEPH WORRILL & Co, OULD inform the /Y county that they have established a FORWARDING HOUSE AT COLFAX, And are now prepared to forward Goods, “CARE WORRILL «on RRILL & CO. COLFAX.” ORIN HOA WEE announces himself asa can tock Hats and Caps ever offered iu the State. Po stock sunprans, Men s and Boys’ FUR, SILK and Merchants of Nevada. . BANK EXCHANGE SALOON. Main Street, next door to Post Office, Do you Drink ? If so call on . JOHN SENNER,_ N Main Street Bank Exchange Saloon; where can always find the best of CIGARS AND TOBACCO. JOHNNY SENNER, Notice to Tax Payers! ‘HIE Assessment Roll for 1865, for Nevada coun= having been completed aud delivered inw 820 hereby notified that the Taxes on the same aze now due and'the law for the collection of the Taxes will bestrictly enforced. ‘Notice is further given that for the purpose of receiving 'T'axé’ I shall be in the several Townships at the places and times stated, to-wit: Nevada At my .oflic@, in the city of Nevada on Wednesday, Oct . ey: . Grass Valley. At C. ley, Thursda ak Friday, Oct. 12th and 13th. Rough & Heady: At Walling’s Hotel, Rough & Ready. aturday, Oct. 14th. Bridgeport. ‘ Po Housel fonday, Octe 1th. . Bloomfield At Arnold’s Hotel, Lake City, Tuesday. Uct. 17th. : .: Eureka. At«-Marks & Co's ‘Banking House, Moore’s Flat. Wednesday, Oct /8th. Washington. At Grissell’s Hotel, Washington, Friday, Oct. 20th. Pa rets day, Oct. 2ist0 T. T. DAVENPORT, Co. Collector NERVOUS COMPLAINTS.—It is not probable that there is a place on the face.of the earth . where the inhabitants suffer so much with diseases having their origin in derangement of the nervous system, ifnot promptly attended ty will produce such complaints as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Mental and~ Physical Debility, Impotency, Heart Disease, and numerous minor complaints, under which tlie patient suffers until the physical powers are destroy the nervous power wasted and the sufferer sinks into anjuntimely grave. In ALL eases of nervous disurders, Watt*s Nervous Antidote will effeet a permanent cure and restore the patient to. health and strength, even when apparently upon the verge of the grave, this medicine wil} snatch the intended victim from the fell destroyer, and hold the grim monster at bay, sometimes for years. The medicine is of purely vegetable extraction and will harm ne one. Persons of sedentary habits or those whose oeeupation requires extraordinary exercise of the brain, will find the use of this medicine of great benefit, as it produces activity of the physical system and quiets ‘the nerves, Watts Nervous Antidote is for sale by all Druggists. sep9 3m A. GOLDSMITH, Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTICDRY GOODS! Embroideries, Laces, Millinery and STRAW GoODs, Always on hand a full assortment ef CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &c, &c. cee Ex 4 Corner Broad it Wie Streets. All orders will be carefully and promptly attended to. july 35 LE DOYEN’S SARSAPARILLA, » —AND— ; WATT’S NERVOUS ANTIDOTE! FOR SALE In. Quantities to suit ! —BY— E. F< SPENCE. Nevada, Sept; 14th, “FOR MEADOW LAKE! —AND THE— wNEW MINES!!! ORGAN & TIBBITTS, Wovrp inform the people of Nevada and vicinweek! ov that they have commenced running 2 triPony Express to Meadow Laké and. the Excelsior District, by way of Beer Valley and Fall Creek. AND FRIDAYs, ; Letters and Packages Delivered. All State Papers furnished and bue inesefof all kinds faithfully attended Office in this city at GEO, R. CRAWFORD’S Bookstore, Cor Broad and Pine streets. jyll MEAT MARKET, JAMES MONRO found pared 9° = body with the best of. Beet, “Veal ~ Sfp ah fand Pork &c. de. 3 Big Tunnel Quartz Mining Co. 3 Nevada county, Cai. Tee Stockholders of the above ing of the Tunnel Compan wii tema, Sot sin a cate P. ie Nevada, Sept. 6th. ‘Office, 30 Main Street ‘Do you Smoke ? ‘WINES, LIQUORS, ALES, PORTER, — my hands the property holders of the County are1’s Hotel, North San J uan, Little York, ,At Hydeliff’s Store, Red Dog, Sat-_ Leave Nevada Mondays, Wednesdays . You: o" Heva THE Ycar’s h served . their pla during JT held at Jews the hold to . ly keep yeur. J day eveu Tue I city are ; anticipat terday s« ed teams 'gheiF trei The groc & tremer past, kee constant) Business has been seen it ir ~ pect is st A Scu ~ Jadies of have det fot the u: They hav sum.and, any good » Every D be provi school at J. B. Wi and they schools i: the peop! terest in . Social ~ Band wil Theater, Band fur: * ties given There w on next . THRot & MeAr: the read claims, t horses, w vine. T bruised b The escay Crawt has just r and Broa blank bo velopes, « than any the arrivz Atlantic 1 ry kind.,, thiug io . By refi it will be didate for Can O EASES !— have but the diseas purified, : gape, the “heys, and make stro _ banish rh: curial an Doyen’s . the great Agents, Hica ¢ last Sunt Fowler, t Lake cou and mad away the’ man name cidently t rection, a pected vii to the ear way, and heard fro young m progress. plored in eisa s “to be of cino Her: Racine merly res’ IMMEN in this Sti “4 NEW San Fran