September 29, 1866 (4 pages)

ack = orPic ~eirempay, eer a9, 1866, Wun: fancate Honry.—The honey pow Was Tnkhowsn ih California witli! T8563," when the first.importations were made.— Of the twelve first swarms imported all died but one, and that was taken te San Jose, where the first yearit threw off three swarms, Nene were introduced north of “the ‘Bay until 1855, and so little success atténded the éfforts’of'apiarists that as late a8 1856 honey ;was worth two dollars pier pound, Until within a few years the reariuig' df ‘bees! wails ‘disdstrous for’ all who em. barked in the business, . But the bees, the . industrious “Creatures that, by a rule in Nature teach, The art of order to the pedpled Kingdom,” ‘Oildd’ on, and the apiarists after they become . -hetter goguainted with habits ‘of ‘bees succeeded i in producing excellent hon} ey. The bees now have found their way to every patt of the State, ‘and so large is ‘the yield of honey. that it can now be pur: chased, equal to day we have ever seen in our market, at 25 cents per pound, The ‘climate of this State, and nourishment necessary for the bee dre fownd to be fully adequate for its wants, and as in older ‘céuntiies itis now leaving the habitations prepared fort by man, and taking up its abode among the rocky cliffs and-in the hollow. treas; ‘so’ numerous ‘here. The _ ‘bee hunt is getting, to be as excitable and ~ “peniaricd for profitable as in the older States. On the ranch of Mrs. Quigley, at the Zinc House, in the lower part of this county, éleveh ' fine bee trees, have, been found this:season, and from a single one,fifty pounds of supe‘rior honey. was taken. It,used to be thought thatthe honey bee could not live in this county without artificial means being used to support it, but the existence of so many ‘. hives of -Wild bées Within sd small a dis “trict proves this idea to be false. The mountains and valleys would -farnish susmyriads of ‘bees, while the »rodkés'and trees will givethem ample foom. for habitation, and judging from their rap-. id increase during the past few years, it ip reasonable to. suppose that the yield of honey in this State, will be proportionate tothe agricultural product, The truc reason for the disasters attending the first in-. troduction of bees,-was the injurious. ef“Mect of the loig bea Voyage and the change of climate, . fhe bee; in» the westward niarch of emigration has kept behind the pioneers, and its advance has been so slow “that it became ‘acclimated as it advanced. But when it came to be brought at a sin‘ gle bound to the Pacific . coast, it found a} “Hew climate as well as new sourees. for *-obtaining honey. These causes made its Introduction difficult, but they are the busy little:insect has-become “natural; ized,” and is now imevery respect a Californian, and its, prospecting propensities will soon lead it into every’ part of the ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER.— "On Thursday Wm. Taylor was arrested in Eureka Township 1 upon the charge of as sault with intent to murder his partner, Thos, Studley. “The assault was commit“ted on the 18th day of September, as fdllows; Studley and Taylor had taken a _ “contract to get owt a lot of Shakes, and ‘they both went to Moore’s Flat and got on “a spree, Studley urged his partner to go home, and the two with their hired men “went to their cabin to work. On the night ‘of, the 18th Studley came into the cabin “aid'wentto enquire about a hired man “Who had been sick, when Taylor withont @ word of warning, threw a heavy bar of tron at m. He threw up, his,arm and ‘caught { bar, the blow breaking his arm in two places. “ The parties had had no ‘previous difficulty, and the only excuse of ,flefendant.is that-he was crazy from ‘the . . effects of liquor. The complaint was “lodged before Judge’ ‘Kendall, and‘an examination will take place today at 2 o'clock. The defendant pleads a previous ets in defense. It appears that lie nh guilty, of ‘qrepult and eer! in Pe Bora 1 ‘ownship. ContRacn,<HL. aa gy hia the con_ tract for building five tenders and three “howe” (mont fen Pando Pas $50 t; Dolores. for the Co ——s or troller df the. ‘Tredeul até. five members Le Coe and members of the State . lature to elect. “The next Legislature will elect a United States Senator. Governor . Swann, who was élected by the ‘unconditional. Union men.of.the Siate,has follow: . ed. the footsteps ¢ of Johnson, .becoming, a traitor to his party. "The Union ‘State Govention met ‘at Baltimoré th August and met squarely the issue presented by show + Resolved, That we regard the recenstirc! tion, policy of President Johnson as identically the same policy as that of Jeff. Davis and General Lee’; and that those profess; ed Union men ‘of Maryland who: have given in their adhesion to that policy «are, necessarily, in affiliation with the leaders of the rebellion, and in ‘antagonism to’ the nation. Resdlved, Tiiat we view with feelings of horror the details of the recent; massa; cre ofoyel' men at New! Orleans,:which is the direct and inevitable consequence of President Johnson’s' poliey ; and we: hold Governor Swann and all other endorsers of his policy as indirectly implicated. in its terrible results, and responsible for a policy calculated toy produce a similar condi, tion of affairs in Maryland. The fesolutions further allude to the unfaithfulness and treachery: of those chosen -by the Union party, and declare their intention to closely scrutinize the principles and antecedents of all candi. dates for Congress, The loyal men say “We have'suffered enotigh. ‘Let the: register of treason be closed ‘with names of Montgomery Blair and Thonias Swann.” The last of the series’of ‘resolutions reads’ ‘as ‘follows : That we ate now, and -ever will be; opad to treason and in favor of human li —and hence.we denounce the policy of President Johnson, which places the military power.of the United States an the hands of the rebel Mayor of New Orleans, to crush out, the Union sentiment of Louisiana, and‘on the-other hand wields the same military wer to strangle the‘efforts of the Irish ‘people to establish ‘a republicat’ pévernment for their native land. The Union menyare not afraid, it will be "geen to Speak of treason and Johnson as it ‘is ty Maryland: It may be that ‘Swann, who has always controlled the ‘Plug Uglies,” will be able to elect the State officer, but.this we doubt. In any event, the Legislature and the majority of Represen; tatives to Congress are certain,to-be loyal. THE Alta says: Among the arrivals by ‘the.Moses ‘Taylor on her last ‘trip: were a pair of Nicaragua wild turkeys, which differ'from the common wild turkey of the Mississippi Valley in about the same manner a8 the quail of California differs from the old “Bob White” of the country east of the Rocky Mountains. . These birds are now at. Woodward's Villa, hear the Mission A curious animal, knownas the “vampoose,” which somewhat resembles a . badger, but has a mouth located far down in the throat; like that of a shark, also came by the ‘Taylor, consigned to Supervisor Titcomb. Too Goon,—J udge Underwood éxproases the opinion that from what he has seen and heard in Richmond, the rebel citizens of that locality will have become so’ loyal by next October that they will not allow the United States Courts to assemble totry Jeff. Davis, THE Shasta Courier says the Monroe doctrine is, “If any man hoists the American flagin New Orleans, shoot him on the spot.” te SIGNIFICANT.—The Philadelphia Press, alluding to the late Copperjohnson Convention, says: “It is a noteworthy fact—. one, indeed, that may well challenge the attention of the whole county—that in the entire 8 of the late Mongrel Conventionjthe name of Abraham Lincoln does not once oceur. een troit Post says :-“When the telegraph reported that, the whites-wére mobbing the negrees in Memphis President,. Johnson had nothing tosay. Ditto at New Orleans. But when the telegraph reported’ that the negroes were mobbing white men in Helena, the President ordered an’ investigation instanter. He was in such a hurry to investigate that he sent his orders by telegraph. And after all, there was no: anys Johnson, as’ the'following tesolutions will A rand free government the world over . ae PRESIDENTIAL ALACRITY.—The De: stint Whateree th, Hejeescpdver uta? < VicToR Hugo, when he described the ‘mefable ragii, stret 7 erything within rea ’ . bofies, no flesh, absoxbi n its eo intended to # prefigare t the Phila— 03 Maieavadle Tv Pum) 24 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, a ace ee f aamracceeadl Gov Lyon Boyee City W Hollerstall Mead L W E Hale pan cig ast 7 4 Wear ng be Do ° H Fipates “H rownell » DW iene J H Davis a T J Julian os : M'lle Rosa Celeste do WV Sparks Dry Creek G DeYoung do W Ratcliff Deer Creek T E Studly Moores J Kirk Tone City A Kansom — do 38 Hunt Virginia City Mrs Corkerly & a do «? Hayden Lon hye Mg I S$ Crall San Juan as Mrs said & 2chii do 8 M-Crall C'P Sairs Green Vi nid HCarmack&w do G Roberts ere an G Gile Nevada . . @ Phelps Pheip~ hill C E Mulloy do WA Lewis Steer Hollo D Belden do D Henley Washington Cc owan do .W Colbert Diamond Cr AGoldsmith do WL Dnt Pte brook E B Kent do LL Bass nia 5 Novitsky do . voeran' Little — Cc Klingspor do T Patterson H J Jones San Francise i _seatnnrernertt nineteen tenet GREENBACKS! ” GREENBACKS! GREENBACKS! GREENBACKS! . ) $2,000 $2;000 $2,000 FOR SALE, FOR SALE, FOR SALE, AT THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Nevada, Sept’ 29th. _DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Notice ie hereby : ‘What in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court. pt e County of Nevada. made on the 29th day.of May, a. p. 1866, in the matter of the } Estate of P. FARRELLY, deceased, the unAdministrator of said Estate, will eel lic auction to the’highest bidder, for cas ect to confirmation by said Probate coat on Sa’ RDAY the 20th day of October, 1866, at 12 o'clock; -.; in front-of the Contt House, in Nevada City and County, all the right. title, interest and:Estate of the said intestate at the time.ofhis death and all uhe right, title and interest that the eaid Estate has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired other thin or in addition to that of the said intestate at the time of his d pd in and. to the caged on. be yd property, The undivided one-fourth of that ¢ certain parcel of Mining Ground ané@ Claims located’ upon Kate Hayes Flat, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county. California, about one mile from the village of rench Corral, together with the one-fourth 7 terest in all tools, apparatus, sinices, and ap zi bir g nances therewith connected. Also, the un iv. ed one-lalf of the certain Tail Flume or veges . located apon French Corral Ravine, township and county aforesaid and adjoining the claim ef indy Nevill. Also, one certain parcel of uege eight acres, in the immediate vicini Corral atoresaid: . Also.) two.certain +5 of ote § with the buildings upon the same, located in the My of North San Juan, in the Count ae te aforesaid. MICHAEL FARRELLY. Adm’r of said Estate. D. Belden, Atty for Adm'r. ’ MoQUE’S STAGE LINE. Pourteen Dollars to Virginia City, —Over the— HENNESS PASS ROAD. FROM GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA to UREKA, BOWMAN'S, _ MEADOW LAKE .AND VIRGINIA CITY. "Having leased the stock ock of D. B. ag 5 bene wig Stage, on and after men Valien ‘on sta y and "wer ., will leave the office at Grass V: every. Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morning, for the above places, Passengers. by this line wil! LAY OVER NIGHT at wadow Lake. This line fs well stocked for staging and it is well known that the Henness Pase now, always was, and always will be, the best route across the mountains. Returning stages leave Virginia ay. same daysin the morning.— Leaves Meadow Lake Office, at Lake House, evety, TUESDAY. THURSDAY anc SATURDAY for Virginia, § Grass V. alan Se and Nevada. LAMOTT’S HAT STORE f 1s THE EMPORIUM OF THE STATE The Leader of Fashion. ger" Importer and Manufacturer. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, No, 227 Montgomery eerees, San Seanieen, April 24th. ks nd LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictor, FRIDAY, September 28, 1866. fy: . q ATS. Route is} Pies ‘ McRLDOUNRY. ~PSB AS RIE i 8 Pa Cpe rm 1 (eormogrmn +CLOTHING EMPORIUM. — /o BANNER BROTHERS, * For Your New Styles of They have Just Received the Largest stoek or Gents’ & Boys’ Clothing Ever brought inte Nevada County. THIS IMMENSE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE GO.0-D8, “Has beeh selected expressly for this Market For Make, Stylé ana Fit, these Goods briana ‘be. surpassed by any Clothing House in the State of California. THESE GOODS WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT CANNOT “FAIL TO” GIVE THE MOST COMPLETE SATISFACTION. BOF, Tar aye mae Fon a.splendid assortment of ok ee : FINE BEAVER AND DRESS SU ITs, ‘BUSINESS SUITS, “Sew ‘styles and ‘or Every Description, FINE ‘E BEAVER, DOESKIN AND CASSIy MERE “PANTS, _ And every otlier kind of Pants suitable for the season. SILK, PLUSH,’ VELVET’ AND CLOTH VESTS. BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS. Of Every, Description 7 Ee GOODS. *s We have — >. fromthe Finest. Lambs’ ‘Wool '. Bader ‘Wrappere and : Drawers, *dowh'' to the most economical prices of _ Grey and White Merino, Fine _ WHITE AND “FLANNEL SHIRTS. CRAVATS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, -» TRS, &e. (hte. &e. ‘cathioesael BLANKETS, «OF ALL COLORS. Together with an Entire New Stock of ia-RUBBER CLOTHIN G leo ee TRUN KS, VALISES, SACHELS, &c. Be,’ Our Fall Stock is the Largest to be found in Ne‘. vada County, and our facilities in procuring goods from New York and Philadelphia, and having taken advantage of THE GREAT DECLINE IN EASTERN MARKETS, ENABLES US 10 SELL CAL Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Ms MASONIC rents REET, B Bye goat sale, avery, cage WrALL CLOTHING 1g and is perfectly adapted to the California Trade, . 4 kg ANNUAL List. a Sn eee sv. nb gee ce psec sdikded a vARES aes INcoitzs, ae, it £4 i FFE STH For 186s and 1806. ORT: “TS HERESY OIVEN-TIAT-TM meno) ade: of S venes as RSseR John Very, States ‘Assessor for igh eer adver a ZA by me; and is now tenn pay able. aii YS from the date of this notice, de. ee For pends will be served, for which a fee ohn ‘Taxes id at the. expiration a Canny appa P of Y CENTS will be deed and mil DAYS fros from di date of of FOUR CENTS per mile, if" and at o SxPITEHA of uades dem: IF DELINQUENT, TEN PERCENT WILDER ADDED TO THE AMOUNT oF ‘ , TAXES, DUE. .: ff te accordance with an Act of Con ners June 30, 1864, atid a8 amended Mare _ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector, By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. N. B. I will beat the following time and pls ces in Nevada County, ready to receive the TaxAT DELANO'S BANKING HOUSE, GRAS VALLEY, SEPTEMBER 20th and 2ist. AT BLOCK & FURTH'S NURTH SAN JUAX, SEPTEMBER, 24th. . AT MARKS .& COS MOORE'S FLAT, SEP. AT MY OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, SEPTEMNevada City, Sept-4ith, 1966, D. 8. BARBER. (¢ 3.ya, MARTI. BAKER, & MARTIN, Wholesaleand Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS, — OF ALA KINDS. a ce —aLso— . WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED, WOOD! Woop! Wood! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &y ; ) WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. Cigars syne Pipes, &e., &., JU LIS GREENWALD, (Gucceseer to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars. and. Tobacco! Hee THE SAME ‘FAGILITIES FOR buying as the old firm, i aun enabled to sell Goods ag ‘Sanu Francisco Tobbing Prices and 25 var Ses. Soup than any Store in the mountains. extensive stock I woold call atten yi roms Reel ~ Lr be faith re fully Ratan re TE Nevada, ager Tats iH , Boston ° Chemical Soap: work MERCHANT re LINDERMAN, Wore INFORM THE PEOPLE OF 7 B Py og they have'started a Soap Fst ry, on GRABS valent ROAD, ONE MILE FROY OUR GOODS AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT ‘NEVADA CITY, WILL DEFY. ALL COMPETITION, Persons in . . And will Maniifactare the. very best }W9nt.of any Goods in our line will find it te their . Chemical Olive Soaps, advantage to pall and kee for themstives, ag we. o.1,Paim . ersofering batter inducements to\pur-. [07 SRI ROARS chasers than any, other House in Ne: aie ibid Remember theRiace. WO: OF KDA, OF ‘MANNER meoTians, . . 7° x dented but “rotrcttZ " Lowonuaeat . ga oe ena onnts . it to. their advantage to.giveenr. Soaps.e tris! Novaida Clty, Sept. seta, ite a ant as Sf; we rier ai? en ee a ‘Orders, for any quantity. SDeh-ab the LocaL * DPERATIONS ‘CoMPANY,-—T] holds a eharte Connecticut, 8 -ed in a numbe' this coast. J. intendent of a! ges with ‘the t fn this county California.min yond the city li management ¢ superintenden substantial ho’ have been eret ‘and strength v signed for serv '@d up for busin the usual ¢ere1 the California 1 four feet, with floor is oceupic blacksmith sh« in two fine, for The engine + Brooklyn, New stantial and of: hoisting works 20 inches in di alsd 20 inches. that the engin power with eas ‘is painted the: nia.” “The en; taste and for story of the bi lending of the ranged that w) is already cont quartz can be battery.‘The they expect to time. The gr and as they he abled to sink \ ~The incline partments, eac and five feet hi supplied with pump. ' In the and down. T inch plunger f . five inch. Exce tank. Every ranged for cox character.that Altogether. thi most. subst seen in the“co' The Eagté’ promising led upper part of ; already contre with Booth’ which he exp the ist of Jan State about 1st.of Januar} two claims in set of hoisting Unton Hu. Vicinity of Ux on aecount, of in thet localit a comfortable ‘school house, organization: RELIEF H the vicinity largely this : camp, once al to look lively urday, after 1 over $3,000. at work and €Xcellent suc Nwaniy B ‘erecting, a Manzanita cl derstand, be This mill is < ment and gn Hil Cr chance for tl erybody hat office, settle . si and Gr £8 B14. Se paper.

ack = orPic ~eirempay, eer a9, 1866, Wun: fancate Honry.—The honey pow Was Tnkhowsn ih California witli! T8563," when the first.importations were made.— Of the twelve first swarms imported all died but one, and that was taken te San Jose, where the first yearit threw off three swarms, Nene were introduced north of “the ‘Bay until 1855, and so little success atténded the éfforts’of'apiarists that as late a8 1856 honey ;was worth two dollars pier pound, Until within a few years the reariuig' df ‘bees! wails ‘disdstrous for’ all who em. barked in the business, . But the bees, the . industrious “Creatures that, by a rule in Nature teach, The art of order to the pedpled Kingdom,” ‘Oildd’ on, and the apiarists after they become . -hetter goguainted with habits ‘of ‘bees succeeded i in producing excellent hon} ey. The bees now have found their way to every patt of the State, ‘and so large is ‘the yield of honey. that it can now be pur: chased, equal to day we have ever seen in our market, at 25 cents per pound, The ‘climate of this State, and nourishment necessary for the bee dre fownd to be fully adequate for its wants, and as in older ‘céuntiies itis now leaving the habitations prepared fort by man, and taking up its abode among the rocky cliffs and-in the hollow. treas; ‘so’ numerous ‘here. The _ ‘bee hunt is getting, to be as excitable and ~ “peniaricd for profitable as in the older States. On the ranch of Mrs. Quigley, at the Zinc House, in the lower part of this county, éleveh ' fine bee trees, have, been found this:season, and from a single one,fifty pounds of supe‘rior honey. was taken. It,used to be thought thatthe honey bee could not live in this county without artificial means being used to support it, but the existence of so many ‘. hives of -Wild bées Within sd small a dis “trict proves this idea to be false. The mountains and valleys would -farnish susmyriads of ‘bees, while the »rodkés'and trees will givethem ample foom. for habitation, and judging from their rap-. id increase during the past few years, it ip reasonable to. suppose that the yield of honey in this State, will be proportionate tothe agricultural product, The truc reason for the disasters attending the first in-. troduction of bees,-was the injurious. ef“Mect of the loig bea Voyage and the change of climate, . fhe bee; in» the westward niarch of emigration has kept behind the pioneers, and its advance has been so slow “that it became ‘acclimated as it advanced. But when it came to be brought at a sin‘ gle bound to the Pacific . coast, it found a} “Hew climate as well as new sourees. for *-obtaining honey. These causes made its Introduction difficult, but they are the busy little:insect has-become “natural; ized,” and is now imevery respect a Californian, and its, prospecting propensities will soon lead it into every’ part of the ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER.— "On Thursday Wm. Taylor was arrested in Eureka Township 1 upon the charge of as sault with intent to murder his partner, Thos, Studley. “The assault was commit“ted on the 18th day of September, as fdllows; Studley and Taylor had taken a _ “contract to get owt a lot of Shakes, and ‘they both went to Moore’s Flat and got on “a spree, Studley urged his partner to go home, and the two with their hired men “went to their cabin to work. On the night ‘of, the 18th Studley came into the cabin “aid'wentto enquire about a hired man “Who had been sick, when Taylor withont @ word of warning, threw a heavy bar of tron at m. He threw up, his,arm and ‘caught { bar, the blow breaking his arm in two places. “ The parties had had no ‘previous difficulty, and the only excuse of ,flefendant.is that-he was crazy from ‘the . . effects of liquor. The complaint was “lodged before Judge’ ‘Kendall, and‘an examination will take place today at 2 o'clock. The defendant pleads a previous ets in defense. It appears that lie nh guilty, of ‘qrepult and eer! in Pe Bora 1 ‘ownship. ContRacn,<HL. aa gy hia the con_ tract for building five tenders and three “howe” (mont fen Pando Pas $50 t; Dolores. for the Co ——s or troller df the. ‘Tredeul até. five members Le Coe and members of the State . lature to elect. “The next Legislature will elect a United States Senator.. Governor . Swann, who was élected by the ‘unconditional. Union men.of.the Siate,has follow: . ed. the footsteps ¢ of Johnson, .becoming, a traitor to his party. "The Union ‘State Govention met ‘at Baltimoré th August and met squarely the issue presented by show + Resolved, That we regard the recenstirc! tion, policy of President Johnson as identically the same policy as that of Jeff. Davis and General Lee’; and that those profess; ed Union men ‘of Maryland who: have given in their adhesion to that policy «are, necessarily, in affiliation with the leaders of the rebellion, and in ‘antagonism to’ the nation. Resdlved, Tiiat we view with feelings of horror the details of the recent; massa; cre ofoyel' men at New! Orleans,:which is the direct and inevitable consequence of President Johnson’s' poliey ; and we: hold Governor Swann and all other endorsers of his policy as indirectly implicated. in its terrible results, and responsible for a policy calculated toy produce a similar condi, tion of affairs in Maryland. The fesolutions further allude to the unfaithfulness and treachery: of those chosen -by the Union party, and declare their intention to closely scrutinize the principles and antecedents of all candi. dates for Congress, The loyal men say “We have'suffered enotigh. ‘Let the: register of treason be closed ‘with names of Montgomery Blair and Thonias Swann.” The last of the series’of ‘resolutions reads’ ‘as ‘follows : That we ate now, and -ever will be; opad to treason and in favor of human li —and hence.we denounce the policy of President Johnson, which places the military power.of the United States an the hands of the rebel Mayor of New Orleans, to crush out, the Union sentiment of Louisiana, and‘on the-other hand wields the same military wer to strangle the‘efforts of the Irish ‘people to establish ‘a republicat’ pévernment for their native land. The Union menyare not afraid, it will be "geen to Speak of treason and Johnson as it ‘is ty Maryland: It may be that ‘Swann, who has always controlled the ‘Plug Uglies,” will be able to elect the State officer, but.this we doubt.. In any event, the Legislature and the majority of Represen; tatives to Congress are certain,to-be loyal. THE Alta says: Among the arrivals by ‘the.Moses ‘Taylor on her last ‘trip: were a pair of Nicaragua wild turkeys, which differ'from the common wild turkey of the Mississippi Valley in about the same manner a8 the quail of California differs from the old “Bob White” of the country east of the Rocky Mountains. . These birds are now at. Woodward's Villa, hear the Mission A curious animal, knownas the “vampoose,” which somewhat resembles a . badger, but has a mouth located far down in the throat; like that of a shark, also came by the ‘Taylor, consigned to Supervisor Titcomb. Too Goon,—J udge Underwood éxproases the opinion that from what he has seen and heard in Richmond, the rebel citizens of that locality will have become so’ loyal by next October that they will not allow the United States Courts to assemble totry Jeff. Davis, THE Shasta Courier says the Monroe doctrine is, “If any man hoists the American flagin New Orleans, shoot him on the spot.” te SIGNIFICANT.—The Philadelphia Press, alluding to the late Copperjohnson Convention, says: “It is a noteworthy fact—. one, indeed, that may well challenge the attention of the whole county—that in the entire 8 of the late Mongrel Conventionjthe name of Abraham Lincoln does not once oceur. een troit Post says :-“When the telegraph reported that, the whites-wére mobbing the negrees in Memphis President,. Johnson had nothing tosay. Ditto at New Orleans. But when the telegraph reported’ that the negroes were mobbing white men in Helena, the President ordered an’ investigation instanter. He was in such a hurry to investigate that he sent his orders by telegraph. And after all, there was no: anys Johnson, as’ the'following tesolutions will A rand free government the world over . ae PRESIDENTIAL ALACRITY.—The De: stint Whateree th, Hejeescpdver uta? < VicToR Hugo, when he described the ‘mefable ragii, stret 7 erything within rea ’ . bofies, no flesh, absoxbi n its eo intended to # prefigare t the Phila— 03 Maieavadle Tv Pum) 24 NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, a ace ee f aamracceeadl Gov Lyon Boyee City W Hollerstall Mead L W E Hale pan cig ast 7 4 Wear ng be Do ° H Fipates “H rownell » DW iene J H Davis a T J Julian os : M'lle Rosa Celeste do WV Sparks Dry Creek G DeYoung do W Ratcliff Deer Creek T E Studly Moores J Kirk Tone City A Kansom — do 38 Hunt Virginia City Mrs Corkerly & a do «? Hayden Lon hye Mg I S$ Crall San Juan as Mrs said & 2chii do 8 M-Crall C'P Sairs Green Vi nid HCarmack&w do G Roberts ere an G Gile Nevada . . @ Phelps Pheip~ hill C E Mulloy do WA Lewis Steer Hollo D Belden do D Henley Washington Cc owan do .W Colbert Diamond Cr AGoldsmith do WL Dnt Pte brook E B Kent do LL Bass nia 5 Novitsky do . voeran' Little — Cc Klingspor do T Patterson H J Jones San Francise i _seatnnrernertt nineteen tenet GREENBACKS! ” GREENBACKS! GREENBACKS! GREENBACKS! . ) $2,000 $2;000 $2,000 FOR SALE, FOR SALE, FOR SALE, AT THE OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL. Nevada, Sept’ 29th. _DMINISTRATOR’S SALE.—Notice ie hereby : ‘What in pursuance of the order of the Probate Court. pt e County of Nevada. made on the 29th day.of May, a. p. 1866, in the matter of the } Estate of P. FARRELLY, deceased, the unAdministrator of said Estate, will eel lic auction to the’highest bidder, for cas ect to confirmation by said Probate coat on Sa’ RDAY the 20th day of October, 1866, at 12 o'clock; -.; in front-of the Contt House, in Nevada City and County, all the right. title, interest and:Estate of the said intestate at the time.ofhis death and all uhe right, title and interest that the eaid Estate has, by operation of law or otherwise acquired other thin or in addition to that of the said intestate at the time of his d pd in and. to the caged on. be yd property, The undivided one-fourth of that ¢ certain parcel of Mining Ground ané@ Claims located’ upon Kate Hayes Flat, Bridgeport Township, Nevada county. California, about one mile from the village of rench Corral, together with the one-fourth 7 terest in all tools, apparatus, sinices, and ap zi bir g nances therewith connected. Also, the un iv. ed one-lalf of the certain Tail Flume or veges . located apon French Corral Ravine, township and county aforesaid and adjoining the claim ef indy Nevill. Also, one certain parcel of uege eight acres, in the immediate vicini Corral atoresaid: . Also.) two.certain +5 of ote § with the buildings upon the same, located in the My of North San Juan, in the Count ae te aforesaid. MICHAEL FARRELLY. Adm’r of said Estate. D. Belden, Atty for Adm'r. ’ MoQUE’S STAGE LINE. Pourteen Dollars to Virginia City, —Over the— HENNESS PASS ROAD. FROM GRASS VALLEY and NEVADA to UREKA, BOWMAN'S, _ MEADOW LAKE .AND VIRGINIA CITY. "Having leased the stock ock of D. B. ag 5 bene wig Stage, on and after men Valien ‘on sta y and "wer ., will leave the office at Grass V: every.

Monday, Wednesday and Friday Morning, for the above places, Passengers. by this line wil! LAY OVER NIGHT at wadow Lake. This line fs well stocked for staging and it is well known that the Henness Pase now, always was, and always will be, the best route across the mountains. Returning stages leave Virginia ay. same daysin the morning.— Leaves Meadow Lake Office, at Lake House, evety, TUESDAY. THURSDAY anc SATURDAY for Virginia, § Grass V. alan Se and Nevada. LAMOTT’S HAT STORE f 1s THE EMPORIUM OF THE STATE The Leader of Fashion. ger" Importer and Manufacturer. WHOLESALE & RETAIL, No, 227 Montgomery eerees, San Seanieen, April 24th. ks nd LANCASTER & HASEY, Proprictor, FRIDAY, September 28, 1866. fy: . q ATS. Route is} Pies ‘ McRLDOUNRY. ~PSB AS RIE i 8 Pa Cpe rm 1 (eormogrmn +CLOTHING EMPORIUM. — /o BANNER BROTHERS, * For Your New Styles of They have Just Received the Largest stoek or Gents’ & Boys’ Clothing Ever brought inte Nevada County. THIS IMMENSE STOCK OF FASHIONABLE GO.0-D8, “Has beeh selected expressly for this Market For Make, Stylé ana Fit, these Goods briana ‘be. surpassed by any Clothing House in the State of California. THESE GOODS WILL BE DISPOSED OF AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT CANNOT “FAIL TO” GIVE THE MOST COMPLETE SATISFACTION. BOF, Tar aye mae Fon a.splendid assortment of ok ee : FINE BEAVER AND DRESS SU ITs, ‘BUSINESS SUITS, “Sew ‘styles and ‘or Every Description, FINE ‘E BEAVER, DOESKIN AND CASSIy MERE “PANTS, _ And every otlier kind of Pants suitable for the season. SILK, PLUSH,’ VELVET’ AND CLOTH VESTS. BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS. Of Every, Description 7 Ee GOODS. *s We have — >.. fromthe Finest. Lambs’ ‘Wool '. Bader ‘Wrappere and : Drawers, *dowh'' to the most economical prices of _ Grey and White Merino, Fine _ WHITE AND “FLANNEL SHIRTS. CRAVATS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS, -» TRS, &e. (hte. &e. ‘cathioesael BLANKETS, «OF ALL COLORS. Together with an Entire New Stock of ia-RUBBER CLOTHIN G leo ee TRUN KS, VALISES, SACHELS, &c. Be,’ Our Fall Stock is the Largest to be found in Ne‘. vada County, and our facilities in procuring goods from New York and Philadelphia, and having taken advantage of THE GREAT DECLINE IN EASTERN MARKETS, ENABLES US 10 SELL CAL Wall Paper. Wall Paper, Ms MASONIC rents REET, B Bye goat sale, avery, cage WrALL CLOTHING 1g and is perfectly adapted to the California Trade, . 4 kg ANNUAL List. a Sn eee sv. nb gee ce psec sdikded a vARES aes INcoitzs, ae, it £4 i FFE STH For 186s and 1806. ORT: “TS HERESY OIVEN-TIAT-TM meno) ade: of S venes as RSseR John Very, States ‘Assessor for igh eer adver a ZA by me; and is now tenn pay able. aii YS from the date of this notice, de. ee For pends will be served, for which a fee ohn ‘Taxes id at the. expiration a Canny appa P of Y CENTS will be deed and mil DAYS fros from di date of of FOUR CENTS per mile, if" and at o SxPITEHA of uades dem: IF DELINQUENT, TEN PERCENT WILDER ADDED TO THE AMOUNT oF ‘ , TAXES, DUE. .: ff te accordance with an Act of Con ners June 30, 1864, atid a8 amended Mare _ ALFRED BRIGGS, Collector, By 8. B. DAVENPORT, Deputy. N. B. I will beat the following time and pls ces in Nevada County, ready to receive the TaxAT DELANO'S BANKING HOUSE, GRAS VALLEY, SEPTEMBER 20th and 2ist. AT BLOCK & FURTH'S NURTH SAN JUAX, SEPTEMBER, 24th. . AT MARKS .& COS MOORE'S FLAT, SEP. AT MY OFFICE, NEVADA CITY, SEPTEMNevada City, Sept-4ith, 1966, D. 8. BARBER. (¢ 3.ya, MARTI. BAKER, & MARTIN, Wholesaleand Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, CAN FRUITS AND SHELF GOODS, — OF ALA KINDS. a ce —aLso— . WHEAT, CORN, BARLEY, GROUND FEED, WOOD! Woop! Wood! Shakes, Shingles, &e., &y ; ) WHERE? At BAKER & MARTINS, NO. 73 BROAD STREET. Nevada, September 12th. Cigars syne Pipes, &e., &., JU LIS GREENWALD, (Gucceseer to Sam. Lewis.) Importer of Cigars. and. Tobacco! Hee THE SAME ‘FAGILITIES FOR buying as the old firm, i aun enabled to sell Goods ag ‘Sanu Francisco Tobbing Prices and 25 var Ses. Soup than any Store in the mountains. extensive stock I woold call atten yi roms Reel ~ Lr be faith re fully Ratan re TE Nevada, ager Tats iH , Boston ° Chemical Soap: work MERCHANT re LINDERMAN, Wore INFORM THE PEOPLE OF 7 B Py og they have'started a Soap Fst ry, on GRABS valent ROAD, ONE MILE FROY OUR GOODS AT SUCH LOW RATES THAT ‘NEVADA CITY, WILL DEFY. ALL COMPETITION, Persons in . . And will Maniifactare the. very best }W9nt.of any Goods in our line will find it te their . Chemical Olive Soaps, advantage to pall and kee for themstives, ag we. o.1,Paim . ersofering batter inducements to\pur-. [07 SRI ROARS chasers than any, other House in Ne: aie ibid Remember theRiace. WO: OF KDA, OF ‘MANNER meoTians, . . 7° x dented but “rotrcttZ " Lowonuaeat . ga oe ena onnts . it to. their advantage to.giveenr. Soaps.e tris! Novaida Clty, Sept. seta, ite a ant as Sf; we rier ai? en ee a ‘Orders, for any quantity. SDeh-ab the LocaL * DPERATIONS ‘CoMPANY,-—T] holds a eharte Connecticut, 8 -ed in a numbe' this coast. J. intendent of a! ges with ‘the t fn this county California.min yond the city li management ¢ superintenden substantial ho’ have been eret ‘and strength v signed for serv '@d up for busin the usual ¢ere1 the California 1 four feet, with floor is oceupic blacksmith sh« in two fine, for The engine + Brooklyn, New stantial and of: hoisting works 20 inches in di alsd 20 inches. that the engin power with eas ‘is painted the: nia.” “The en; taste and for story of the bi lending of the ranged that w) is already cont quartz can be battery.‘The they expect to time. The gr and as they he abled to sink \ ~The incline partments, eac and five feet hi supplied with pump. ' In the and down. T inch plunger f . five inch. Exce tank. Every ranged for cox character.that Altogether. thi most. subst seen in the“co' The Eagté’ promising led upper part of ; already contre with Booth’ which he exp the ist of Jan State about 1st.of Januar} two claims in set of hoisting Unton Hu. Vicinity of Ux on aecount, of in thet localit a comfortable ‘school house, organization: RELIEF H the vicinity largely this : camp, once al to look lively urday, after 1 over $3,000. at work and €Xcellent suc Nwaniy B ‘erecting, a Manzanita cl derstand, be This mill is < ment and gn Hil Cr chance for tl erybody hat office, settle . si and Gr £8 B14. Se paper.