April 10, 1866 (4 pages)

TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1866," —‘THE MODERN “Moses.—The occupant of tthe White House, like-others who put their trust fi hit, finds bimeslf the victim of mis-] laced confidence. It seems we have been ‘fooled ail ‘round. “The peuple have beet fooled in Johnson and he has found himself ‘in tHe same fix in his appeal tothe people ‘after his vetoes. He appealed from Congress to thepeople. The Connecticut elec: tion does not.suatain the.appeal. ‘The voice. ~—-of the people.everywhere, whether express: ‘od by themselves direetly or through their wepresentatives, is in favor of Congfess'ahd freedom, and. against Johnson, double-dealing and tyranny. His veto ofa measure de‘signed to protect loyalty in the South has ‘been overruled, and a righteous law has ‘been ‘enacted in spite’ of him. ‘It now be«comes his duty to enforce that law. Will the do it? We have seen that the National Intelligencer’ hes known’ better in advance ‘what Johnson would do, than Congressmen “f his party ‘who'éupposed they were on ‘terms of .the closest intimacy with him.— ‘When that paper, of siispicious loyalty durang the war, sét forth pretexts for: not signdng the Freedmen’s Bureau Bill, it was acen ‘the President used the same pretexts in his veto. The same circumstances were obseryed in the case of the: Ciyil Rights Bill, Many other incidents show that when the Antelligenour “hazards & predidtion” as to}: ‘the future course of Johnson, it'is not mach of a hazard. It speaks by the card. In fact the President has been found reading tthe proof sheets of that journal prepuratory to the appearance of something in it touch‘ing his intentions. Well, the Intelligencer ‘has threatened that Johnson would not exe_ cute the Civil Rights Bill if it became a law over his veto. This moans that Johnson threatens. The Drunken Dictator at Washington fe not going to obey laws that he don’t like, Very. well; we shall vee what . . we shall see, There seems to be backbone in Congress. The pluck of sturdy old Ben. Wade is.fe:t among ‘the loyal represesta-. tives at Washington. Johnson is estimated . at his.full:velue.,He is only a man and a’ moderate apology for one at that. He has the stubboroness of a mule and may have to receive the kicks and/knocks of one to go ‘along where he ought-to go. It is possible and quité probable that he may attempt to setup for himself. Let him take any course hie foolish will determines, It isa matter of httlé consequence to the cause ef human liberty. He may retard progress a little; but the party devoted to human rights will never cense to agibute until the blessings of liberty are secured to the. whole family of mah. “We prefer to have Mr, Johuson do something which shall define his statua as a politician. “Naturally a demagogue it is to be expected’ that he will try to maintaia a position bétwixt and between loyalty and “treason, the Union party aed the rebels.— & Our: Moses is: still in the ge We. T Aubery Sin Fran I Adair Phelps’ Hill want him to coueiout, Let him-~refuee to fy seme WH Benno execute the Civi! Rights Act, or 1éthin 40) 4H Linea do . DMoKeme er tin that otherdeed which has been threatened— . 7 uthard enill W MeKenzie do recognize. the rebel representatives of the ‘ ae yr Hill A tags i a 4 rnett do ur South aud their Northern congeners asthe 1) Tarler G0 Wwe ia opi Congress of'the United Stabos—and det'him . 7 Mobter Willow VW M Redeliff Socvril ‘ gev deem Booth, Judas and Arnold to respecta. D Tuttle Grass Valle. J Turner Gold Flat oo a ee RE SN Freedom's battle may have not yet comMiss Clara do. JF MeLsughlin do tented. ‘Let we fight it out to a glorious result. Let-us have no compromises—not one, Men ate nothing, and especially whea they are of the buser surt. Johnson, if so ber, is but ao ordinary man, and is entitled to only that respect which is accorded to wen'of his caliber and moral standing. ‘The position he occupies is. worthy -of respect. _ and the position alone eaves the double-dealing, modern Moses from contempt. : Tre number of wills engaged in the United States in the work of rolling iron for Failtonds, is thirty-nine, with the capacity of 32,000 tons, a __. Five Paris theaters receive assistance. from the Goverament, amounting in all te “husband, (RF Gere Le od. : Confided to the care of a dog,, % ~% . the int initant deseribes the feaptirs’ of a . cinnamon bear with three young cubs, whieb A Bear Exrtorr.—The Enterprise of were brought to town about 7 o'clock that évening., They were captured near the Sink of the Carson, under the following circumstances: Lieutenant Brown, of Fort Charchilf, accompanied by an Orderly, was . riding along that way when, in ‘passing a _with them, suddenly gave a loud bark, and rashing into the thicket started out the . old -beat in question. She: and_her cubs .made ‘toward the Sink, closely followed by Brown and the Orderly. In attempting to cross a deep slough the old bear got mired down, and the Orderly expert with the lasso. she was asily captured, bound and brought to the eity. She weighs 1,300 pounds, and her cubs weigh some 1,100 pounds each. They are to be taken to San Francisco. Interesting Report.—The Internal Revenue Commission have submitted an-interesting report on the oil trade of the Uni: opinion that the consumption of refined petroleum ‘will increase rapidly in'the United States, particularly in the Southern States ; and that if the duty upon crude should be abolished, the revenue from refined, at 20 cents per gallon, may be expected to amount to six millions of dollars per anrum. The average daily production of petroleum in Penpsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky at the present time is estimated at 12,000 barrels. ee DIVORCES.—In the “provincial dialect” of the Mendocino Herwid, the ‘divorce mill is in fall blast” in Mendocino county. Four enses are, already on the calendar. of the next District Court; and, adde the paper alluded to, “we are told by one who has opportunities for knowing, that unlyss.compromises be made, this number may be increased ty twenty or mure.” Such a cunfession. is rather humiliating, when. it is considered. that Mendocino County is but sparsely populated, , ae in COMMENDABLE ENTER PRISE.—Thoe Placerville Reoorder says that a number of citizens of that place have organized for the purpose ‘of mantfacturing wine from the grapes: growing upon the surrounding hillsides, ‘and to facilitate the putting of it into market in the principal] Atlantic cities. The profits upon money thus invested, it thinks, fthe business is properly conducted, will be-immmense, and its benefite to tha i) Y t county can Beatvely ‘be over-estima ted. Freak OF Fortune. —Speaking in ref. ‘erence to the veto of the Railroad bill, the Call says men who a few days ago were millionaires, are, since the veto, obliged to borrow four bits-of their friends to uy a breakfast. The mutations of fortune ip Califormia, especially among those who de nd upon Legislative trauchises, are truly earful. _. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Laneaster and Hasey, Proprietors, SuNpay, April 8, 1866. W BBilaiadell & w do W A McAlister do J H Warwiek do ED Herrick do 2 J Bare do A-Brown 8 8 Banner Mage do H H Hamilton do JF Beckett do J Williaiwnson do L. BHineaMeadowL WS Day & f Downiey W R Morris do T Tilghman Sacramen M R Wiilisey de C Bryaut Nevada W Coe.do J S Raymond do A 3 Hanson do R Hill do J Brown do P Moryna Little Yor . z Monpay, April 9, 1866. J Morrison Penn Val. H Morrison Grass Val A Tayler Canada hill: H P Cadmus do T Bates Moore's Flat BS Jones Nevada ughs Fo J 8 Raymond do O Freedland Sumt V GS Watson do AP Durand Grass V JE Brown do CJEdmondsdo . ) DM Wobler Wi!lo V poy Edmonds do is-Colfax . iss Nolan.do . Kenzie RR Hill W Keegan Arizona Y W H Duyea Red Dog Pagar tlmeg A Woe S Banter bing You Bet. . F Coffee-Fren Mre M Mein do elldo ° J C Murchie Nevada W Callahan Little Y Mrs A Moore de t. ya do ne. Cement hi!} ED Deando © Mre-M J Housel thicket of willows, a large-dug which-was . . ted States, in which they give it as their { A LETT . Basibecame a rendexvéjis Call parts o: the South. Such a thing as réapect for la is not known. Mutders are of almost daily occurrence. o oe ~<aRum has been exported. from Boston at a quarter of a million of dollars. founded, and-annexed to-common schools in_ France within the last four years. ~ Upwarps of seven thousand military con” victs ate now employed upon public works in Russia. ee THE Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad was recently sold at auction for $50,000. A-cincus is to be-built in‘ Paris to hold 4000 spectators. Tux Dry Tortugas contain five hundred and eighty priseners. _& suMMoNS to the provost _marshal’s office is called coming to grief in the South, SAVINGS banks are rapidly increasing in Italy. * NEVS DA THEATRE, Lessee and Manager. «.++++++++++«Charles Tibbetts. . FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY . Monday and Tuesday Evenings, April 9th and 10th. The Manager has great pleasure in announcing the. representation of the world famous ARRAH-NA-POCUE ! > By Bourcicault and House. The piece has been gotten up at a lavish outlay, with all the original and most pathetic of Erin’s ballads, with correct and costly costumes, new and: gorgous scenery, startling and mechanical effects, and’ an attention to the ; wa AA MISE EN SCENE, * Which hag marked its trinmphant career in San Francisco, Soldiers, Peasantry, &c. by numerous auxillaries. the piece the celebrated Barn Door Jig. by Durin a Katy Walsh and Lanty McGlynn, (GRAND MATINEE. GREGORY & WAIPE. MiwNieve'do © dows BF Clampett Dmega x! San as wget @ Gages ay es ee eee Re e for the office of «i Fe FOR CITY MARSHAL. — within the last.six weeks to Africa, valued . ' Srx thousand public Hibrariee héve’ been . . : ie FAns made of lace are the newest dainty 3 in Paris. S08 anne . . On Wednesday Evening, April 18th. :. per will be got up for the occasion, “FOR CITY MARSHAL. r F. DRAKE is here by announced as a can* didate for thé Office of City Marshal. tn Nevada; April 7th. i ~~ Se A POE ae ui FOR CITY. MARSHAL. eet Saeage B H. COLLIER. is hereby announced as 8 Nevada, April 5th. : _. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘(tHARLES GROVE is hereby announced asa candidate for the Office of City Marshal — Nevada, March 3ist. _ FOR CITY MARSHAL. EORGE &. PIERCE ishereby announced as & candidate for re-election to the office of evada, April 3d. eG FOR CITY MARSHAL. HIAS, W. CORNELL is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal,— Nevada, April 1st, ANNIVERSARY’ BALL nn A Grand Military and Civi Ball will be given by the ‘mem bers of the Nevada Light Guard, at Temperance Hall, on the evening of the 18th of April. The best of Music has been a secured and a splendid supThe following gentlemen: have been seleeted as the Committee, Committee of Arrangements, Capt. J. A Lancaster Maj. N. W. Knowlton. Lieut. F. Fisher, ident, 4.4 Deal. ‘Lieut. 8. Av Stont. ~ Committee of Invitation. Serg. & Tyrer Maj. E. F. Bean, vitation is extended, a? PAINTING! PAINTING! A ‘\GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWs; . Se Ps. CILMAN, Has opened an : ‘ AMERICAN VARIETY STOR In the old Post Office Building, WGRAsS Va LLEY.4 Third Door below Clark & Vettes ‘Grocery Stn M* stock consists in part of, a fine line of Dress Goods, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, White & Grey California Blankets _ And @ great variety of YANKEE NOTIONS! ’ Also, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, A OF THE i) 5" ag Of ewery style. NEVADA LICHT CUARD. . Genté’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, le 24 sar] &e., KO. KC, 13 iwi WN. B.—I call particular Attention to my ‘fine stoe Grand Military and Civic Ball, of MiusHina, all widths, Eostery, best quay — and Hoop Skirts. All the abeve mentions AT TEMPERANCE HALL, goods’ will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH: Please call and examine my stock before purehas ing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. 8 STOVES, TINWARE, eset HARDWARE, CROCKERY WAKE. — ¥. Evens, Berg. A-Gault; ARRAH MEELIS 4H, ‘« A. Brown, aga a onl As. played. by her over 150 Nights, _.. “Private A. H. Malloy ‘ J.8.G y: ; sae MRS. SEDLEY BROWN,. ‘ 2. Gentry, ee See : me Mis ciindan #. iin’ gy A ‘ © Zz Hatching, ‘ ™ . B Johnson, . CEO. E. TU RNER 9 e Mus’ and arran ‘by.-G. T. Evanse ; anderhoof, ¥ 'Haokley, . ‘The Scenery aentek DY sess. viasveeesOe Rovers, ‘t JH Rhineberger, eRe Sates’ YY OBES tesrecttally inform vy of this The Machinery, by-.+.++.Messra, Snyder & Willis. "8. B. Da ‘\ i, We Brown, Pind pont a hg 4 papery has Costumes from original Paintings, by Md.Tevme. ‘' _E Whilden, ‘* RE Thompson, 7 receiver « large an M0 The ovstly Properties by. .Howard Morrison “ Alex Sloan, ** CC Taft, ‘ i & Simoos, gee $4, Zeklpde Stoves, : . %, oh. ee Ft Meek i i Ping be presented Bourcicault and House’s great ; Wm Murehie, “ 3 —_— Tinware, otton, ee Hardware, ARRAH-NA-POGUE, “ Henry Philip, * oM, Mehra.” Hose ARRAH ceca . ease ne by the peasantry, G.V. TOWNSHIP; LITT LE YORK T’'w’P ae ipe, , (Arrah of the Kiss,) *’ Capt, E. W, Roberts, Capt. @. H. Atkins, uplings, ii eli MES SEDLEY BROWN, 8 a. HM Btepoing. A Typ I by Nozzles, t ngs of ‘Cushla us Ma “Wear: * ’ : tg of co So Tet Carlen i, ee love pe a7 o> enrierntesiincte Tw P. te na dS egg . : Lead Pipe ‘anny Power, [of Cabinteely.0+ ssesee = “6 + £h. Ge D8. y ‘Blind r WV outa. ities Caroline Chapman{ — FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Shaun, {commonly called Shaun the —, Prey. Reception Committee. I n, St el, Anvils. Vices Nuts, ey hee GG = Ra ONES 1, er Adj. E. G_ Waite, Sarg. D. 8. Baker, sa aid ‘ seoeeeeeeoges . » Spence, BA ting, Beamish MoCoul.« eoees Paaeaeys. gee —a Diver, ' a ery 7) ae Hope, Bel Packing, OT COMIN. ou+coecpeseneedosscesecsecehs er “ “ oCheaney, 4 5% Wineenate eeeee + vssseeecssanene Chas Kdamunde o% x. i SOT Makidive M e Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, nterbottom.--+-+-Seeeetecece . iw 7 } Sergeant. .c.+6 seoeccsecccceseoeesMr English . Serg W. F'. Evens, Private R. Gentry, And in fact everything usually fonnd in an Owney O’Farell _+cccssscceeeeseW H Hamilton . Priv. G. V. Schmidtburg, “ Joe. English, establishment of this kind. et ean pean £ A. W. Lester, Ge B. McKee. HANEY s wocnescccvccsseceses’ seeeeeeeeAFP. ral i ones Katy Walth,,.+.<:02s. wssseereeMiaa Katy Payne} ns enee® Five Dollars, A general in CEO. E. TURNER LSO gives notice that he kee large. Sad well elected ohesit of Aenea i ATTENTION Company.” AND MEMBERS of Nevads On Tuesday Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Pp. L. RYAN. CROCKERY, sat a Pit nha lessen Admission $1. a ' Hs Temoved his Paint Shop to the GLASS WARE, — 2 . HOOK & LADDER HOUSE FINE CHINA 8ETs, QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE, ON BROAD STREET. Wood & WiLlow WARE, A Fifteen Stamp Mill! HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE . ~ fe : —ALSO— amg E —AND— je Any Articles in my line ‘will be A Five Stamp Mill! , ORNAMENTAL PAI hes ee not CHEAPER, : eee colled in this Bae AP yee 2g in this peeps RenEnTOAAY place raze of the above named Mills will be sold i : Santee" eta] CABYC?S LINE ws gt bar "Partistrting goal Wiiincahd a Seal Gio deat 8 —or— Call and see for yourself. of any capacity will find it to their interest, to state Pe ; ' Parvculars in writing, and diteot to ome: ~ eg FAST-SAILING WESSELS ot , : Job W workmantibe QUICKSILVERT te moube eure:By the Tank or Pouna! SACRAMENTO, Geo. E. Turner, bar aio by aoe Nos. 55 & 57 Pine Street GREGORY &‘ WAITE. Washington st. whart,San Franetaco . _™ ani : as No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Kerosene. _ eae FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE. LINE GTATE,OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada — urd a Ws matter wer Gary NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. to the undersigned haere Eennontion iid Hotste @ : ~ the drug store of Henry 0. Kirk in Bastcients Light Guard rdered to are Ques ccteronerte a ae At 9 o'clock, m »DEMIZJZOH NS 4 « yl Paw he peer ee fi2O Maa a ey Be ey LOCAL New Company poration of the Io been filed in the ¢ Court in San Fra company is to cat _ing “ on certain v pame of the Ione ~ owned by the Ion: ted in the townsh -eounty.” The ce 000,000, in 400 sh Gereth, Geo. Hee appointed Trustee ,PALMER’S MIL taken. by the .owr rock for the seas Spangled Bannes that a hundred toa: ' out of the Banner mills enough coulc ANOTHER Mit the intention of . quariz ledge, at «a millupon their . They are running some splendid toe! THE Theatre v capacity last even play of Arrah-na-] repeated, and we . by another large great drama—you Goop STRIKE. pany of Portugese struck some ver} week. At one ¢ suin of $1,500. W. J: ALLPoO! stable at Red Dug buggies to let at al York township w should not forget ANOTHER very covered at Willov Did not learn the bres. ~ Tue stages arri time. The weat! roads are drying ¢ ANOTHER.—R. day’s TRANSCRIP office of City Mars THE District C next, the 16th of. ; — A WASHINGTO: Transcript says ti Lafayette, atthe . al physicians, wit two and allowed 1 residing in-Conne is dying frem gou' Wuartit Cus adjourned at Sac 2d inet., says the 120 days and co everything else, § VALENTINES.Day and the. day in addition to the veyed to their de Tiers of New Yor Jackson Harn is in Rusma cuttir his skill and ins art. ‘ THE navigation danger of being in Forty-four have alone since last J Rents have un Richmond. A . tented for $6,006 ‘the other day for InTeRwaL RE\ for of Internal & . ‘Wict baggea ¢ Experiment: Would seem to sl cureable by lime _ THE revenue t from the city of Mouth of Januar Four Protest:

TUESDAY, APRIL 10th, 1866," —‘THE MODERN “Moses.—The occupant of tthe White House, like-others who put their trust fi hit, finds bimeslf the victim of mis-] laced confidence. It seems we have been ‘fooled ail ‘round. “The peuple have beet fooled in Johnson and he has found himself ‘in tHe same fix in his appeal tothe people ‘after his vetoes. He appealed from Congress to thepeople. The Connecticut elec: tion does not.suatain the.appeal. ‘The voice. ~—-of the people.everywhere, whether express: ‘od by themselves direetly or through their wepresentatives, is in favor of Congfess'ahd freedom, and. against Johnson, double-dealing and tyranny.. His veto ofa measure de‘signed to protect loyalty in the South has ‘been overruled, and a righteous law has ‘been ‘enacted in spite’ of him. ‘It now be«comes his duty to enforce that law. Will the do it? We have seen that the National Intelligencer’ hes known’ better in advance ‘what Johnson would do, than Congressmen “f his party ‘who'éupposed they were on ‘terms of .the closest intimacy with him.— ‘When that paper, of siispicious loyalty durang the war, sét forth pretexts for: not signdng the Freedmen’s Bureau Bill, it was acen ‘the President used the same pretexts in his veto. The same circumstances were obseryed in the case of the: Ciyil Rights Bill, Many other incidents show that when the Antelligenour “hazards & predidtion” as to}: ‘the future course of Johnson, it'is not mach of a hazard. It speaks by the card. In fact the President has been found reading tthe proof sheets of that journal prepuratory to the appearance of something in it touch‘ing his intentions. Well, the Intelligencer ‘has threatened that Johnson would not exe_ cute the Civil Rights Bill if it became a law over his veto. This moans that Johnson threatens. The Drunken Dictator at Washington fe not going to obey laws that he don’t like, Very. well; we shall vee what . . we shall see, There seems to be backbone in Congress. The pluck of sturdy old Ben. Wade is.fe:t among ‘the loyal represesta-. tives at Washington. Johnson is estimated . at his.full:velue.,He is only a man and a’ moderate apology for one at that. He has the stubboroness of a mule and may have to receive the kicks and/knocks of one to go ‘along where he ought-to go. It is possible and quité probable that he may attempt to setup for himself. Let him take any course hie foolish will determines, It isa matter of httlé consequence to the cause ef human liberty. He may retard progress a little; but the party devoted to human rights will never cense to agibute until the blessings of liberty are secured to the. whole family of mah. “We prefer to have Mr, Johuson do something which shall define his statua as a politician. “Naturally a demagogue it is to be expected’ that he will try to maintaia a position bétwixt and between loyalty and “treason, the Union party aed the rebels.— & Our: Moses is: still in the ge We. T Aubery Sin Fran I Adair Phelps’ Hill want him to coueiout, Let him-~refuee to fy seme WH Benno execute the Civi! Rights Act, or 1éthin 40) 4H Linea do . DMoKeme er tin that otherdeed which has been threatened— . 7 uthard enill W MeKenzie do recognize. the rebel representatives of the ‘ ae yr Hill A tags i a 4 rnett do ur South aud their Northern congeners asthe 1) Tarler G0 Wwe ia opi Congress of'the United Stabos—and det'him . 7 Mobter Willow VW M Redeliff Socvril ‘ gev deem Booth, Judas and Arnold to respecta. D Tuttle Grass Valle. J Turner Gold Flat oo a ee RE SN Freedom's battle may have not yet comMiss Clara do. JF MeLsughlin do tented. ‘Let we fight it out to a glorious result. Let-us have no compromises—not one, Men ate nothing, and especially whea they are of the buser surt. Johnson, if so ber, is but ao ordinary man, and is entitled to only that respect which is accorded to wen'of his caliber and moral standing. ‘The position he occupies is. worthy -of respect. _ and the position alone eaves the double-dealing, modern Moses from contempt. : Tre number of wills engaged in the United States in the work of rolling iron for Failtonds, is thirty-nine, with the capacity of 32,000 tons, a __. Five Paris theaters receive assistance. from the Goverament, amounting in all te “husband, (RF Gere Le od. : Confided to the care of a dog,, % ~% . the int initant deseribes the feaptirs’ of a . cinnamon bear with three young cubs, whieb A Bear Exrtorr.—The Enterprise of were brought to town about 7 o'clock that évening., They were captured near the Sink of the Carson, under the following circumstances: Lieutenant Brown, of Fort Charchilf, accompanied by an Orderly, was . riding along that way when, in ‘passing a _with them, suddenly gave a loud bark, and rashing into the thicket started out the . old -beat in question. She: and_her cubs .made ‘toward the Sink, closely followed by Brown and the Orderly. In attempting to cross a deep slough the old bear got mired down, and the Orderly expert with the lasso. she was asily captured, bound and brought to the eity. She weighs 1,300 pounds, and her cubs weigh some 1,100 pounds each. They are to be taken to San Francisco. Interesting Report.—The Internal Revenue Commission have submitted an-interesting report on the oil trade of the Uni: opinion that the consumption of refined petroleum ‘will increase rapidly in'the United States, particularly in the Southern States ; and that if the duty upon crude should be abolished, the revenue from refined, at 20 cents per gallon, may be expected to amount to six millions of dollars per anrum. The average daily production of petroleum in Penpsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky at the present time is estimated at 12,000 barrels. ee DIVORCES.—In the “provincial dialect” of the Mendocino Herwid, the ‘divorce mill is in fall blast” in Mendocino county. Four enses are, already on the calendar. of the next District Court; and, adde the paper alluded to, “we are told by one who has opportunities for knowing, that unlyss.compromises be made, this number may be increased ty twenty or mure.” Such a cunfession. is rather humiliating, when. it is considered. that Mendocino County is but sparsely populated, , ae in COMMENDABLE ENTER PRISE.—Thoe Placerville Reoorder says that a number of citizens of that place have organized for the purpose ‘of mantfacturing wine from the grapes: growing upon the surrounding hillsides, ‘and to facilitate the putting of it into market in the principal] Atlantic cities. The profits upon money thus invested, it thinks, fthe business is properly conducted, will be-immmense, and its benefite to tha i) Y t county can Beatvely ‘be over-estima ted. Freak OF Fortune. —Speaking in ref. ‘erence to the veto of the Railroad bill, the Call says men who a few days ago were millionaires, are, since the veto, obliged to borrow four bits-of their friends to uy a breakfast. The mutations of fortune ip Califormia, especially among those who de nd upon Legislative trauchises, are truly earful. _. ARRIVALS AT THE NATIONAL. EXCHANGE HOTEL. BROAD STREET, NEVADA CITY. Laneaster and Hasey, Proprietors, SuNpay, April 8, 1866. W BBilaiadell & w do W A McAlister do J H Warwiek do ED Herrick do 2 J Bare do A-Brown 8 8 Banner Mage do H H Hamilton do JF Beckett do J Williaiwnson do L. BHineaMeadowL WS Day & f Downiey W R Morris do T Tilghman Sacramen M R Wiilisey de C Bryaut Nevada W Coe.do J S Raymond do A 3 Hanson do R Hill do J Brown do P Moryna Little Yor . z Monpay, April 9, 1866. J Morrison Penn Val. H Morrison Grass Val A Tayler Canada hill: H P Cadmus do T Bates Moore's Flat BS Jones Nevada ughs Fo J 8 Raymond do O Freedland Sumt V GS Watson do AP Durand Grass V JE Brown do CJEdmondsdo . ) DM Wobler Wi!lo V poy Edmonds do is-Colfax . iss Nolan.do . Kenzie RR Hill W Keegan Arizona Y W H Duyea Red Dog Pagar tlmeg A Woe S Banter bing You Bet. . F Coffee-Fren Mre M Mein do elldo ° J C Murchie Nevada W Callahan Little Y Mrs A Moore de t. ya do ne. Cement hi!} ED Deando © Mre-M J Housel thicket of willows, a large-dug which-was . . ted States, in which they give it as their { A LETT . Basibecame a rendexvéjis Call parts o: the South. Such a thing as réapect for la is not known. Mutders are of almost daily occurrence. o oe ~<aRum has been exported. from Boston at a quarter of a million of dollars. founded, and-annexed to-common schools in_ France within the last four years. ~ Upwarps of seven thousand military con” victs ate now employed upon public works in Russia. ee THE Vicksburg and Shreveport Railroad was recently sold at auction for $50,000. A-cincus is to be-built in‘ Paris to hold 4000 spectators. Tux Dry Tortugas contain five hundred and eighty priseners. _& suMMoNS to the provost _marshal’s office is called coming to grief in the South, SAVINGS banks are rapidly increasing in Italy. * NEVS DA THEATRE, Lessee and Manager. «.++++++++++«Charles Tibbetts. . FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY . Monday and Tuesday Evenings, April 9th and 10th. The Manager has great pleasure in announcing the. representation of the world famous ARRAH-NA-POCUE ! > By Bourcicault and House. The piece has been gotten up at a lavish outlay, with all the original and most pathetic of Erin’s ballads, with correct and costly costumes, new and: gorgous scenery, startling and mechanical effects, and’ an attention to the ; wa AA MISE EN SCENE, * Which hag marked its trinmphant career in San Francisco, Soldiers, Peasantry, &c. by numerous auxillaries. the piece the celebrated Barn Door Jig. by Durin a Katy Walsh and Lanty McGlynn, (GRAND MATINEE. GREGORY & WAIPE. MiwNieve'do © dows BF Clampett Dmega x! San as wget @ Gages ay es ee eee Re e for the office of «i Fe FOR CITY MARSHAL. — within the last.six weeks to Africa, valued . '

Srx thousand public Hibrariee héve’ been . . : ie FAns made of lace are the newest dainty 3 in Paris. S08 anne . . On Wednesday Evening, April 18th. :. per will be got up for the occasion, “FOR CITY MARSHAL. r F. DRAKE is here by announced as a can* didate for thé Office of City Marshal. tn Nevada; April 7th. i ~~ Se A POE ae ui FOR CITY. MARSHAL. eet Saeage B H. COLLIER. is hereby announced as 8 Nevada, April 5th. : _. FOR CITY MARSHAL. ‘(tHARLES GROVE is hereby announced asa candidate for the Office of City Marshal — Nevada, March 3ist. _ FOR CITY MARSHAL. EORGE &. PIERCE ishereby announced as & candidate for re-election to the office of evada, April 3d. eG FOR CITY MARSHAL. HIAS, W. CORNELL is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal,— Nevada, April 1st, ANNIVERSARY’ BALL nn A Grand Military and Civi Ball will be given by the ‘mem bers of the Nevada Light Guard, at Temperance Hall, on the evening of the 18th of April. The best of Music has been a secured and a splendid supThe following gentlemen: have been seleeted as the Committee, Committee of Arrangements, Capt. J. A Lancaster Maj. N. W. Knowlton. Lieut. F. Fisher, ident, 4.4 Deal. ‘Lieut. 8. Av Stont. ~ Committee of Invitation. Serg. & Tyrer Maj. E. F. Bean, vitation is extended, a? PAINTING! PAINTING! A ‘\GOOD NEWS! GOOD NEWs; . Se Ps. CILMAN, Has opened an : ‘ AMERICAN VARIETY STOR In the old Post Office Building, WGRAsS Va LLEY.4 Third Door below Clark & Vettes ‘Grocery Stn M* stock consists in part of, a fine line of Dress Goods, Sheetings, Linens, Flannels, White & Grey California Blankets _ And @ great variety of YANKEE NOTIONS! ’ Also, Gents’, Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Philadelphia Boots, Shoes & Gaiters, A OF THE i) 5" ag Of ewery style. NEVADA LICHT CUARD. . Genté’ Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, le 24 sar] &e., KO. KC, 13 iwi WN. B.—I call particular Attention to my ‘fine stoe Grand Military and Civic Ball, of MiusHina, all widths, Eostery, best quay — and Hoop Skirts. All the abeve mentions AT TEMPERANCE HALL, goods’ will be sold CHEAP FOR CASH: Please call and examine my stock before purehas ing elsewhere. No trouble to show goods. Grass Valley, March 13th. 8 STOVES, TINWARE, eset HARDWARE, CROCKERY WAKE. — ¥. Evens, Berg. A-Gault; ARRAH MEELIS 4H, ‘« A. Brown, aga a onl As. played. by her over 150 Nights, _... “Private A. H. Malloy ‘ J.8.G y: ; sae MRS. SEDLEY BROWN,. ‘ 2. Gentry, ee See : me Mis ciindan #. iin’ gy A ‘ © Zz Hatching, ‘ ™ . B Johnson, . CEO. E. TU RNER 9 e Mus’ and arran ‘by.-G. T. Evanse ; anderhoof, ¥ 'Haokley, . ‘The Scenery aentek DY sess. viasveeesOe Rovers, ‘t JH Rhineberger, eRe Sates’ YY OBES tesrecttally inform vy of this The Machinery, by-.+.++.Messra, Snyder & Willis. "8. B. Da ‘\ i, We Brown, Pind pont a hg 4 papery has Costumes from original Paintings, by Md.Tevme. ‘' _E Whilden, ‘* RE Thompson, 7 receiver « large an M0 The ovstly Properties by.. ..Howard Morrison “ Alex Sloan, ** CC Taft, ‘ i & Simoos, gee $4, Zeklpde Stoves, : . %, oh. ee Ft Meek i i Ping be presented Bourcicault and House’s great ; Wm Murehie, “ 3 —_— Tinware, otton, ee Hardware, ARRAH-NA-POGUE, “ Henry Philip, * oM, Mehra.” Hose ARRAH ceca . ease ne by the peasantry, G.V. TOWNSHIP; LITT LE YORK T’'w’P ae ipe, , (Arrah of the Kiss,) *’ Capt, E. W, Roberts, Capt. @. H. Atkins, uplings, ii eli MES SEDLEY BROWN, 8 a. HM Btepoing. A Typ I by Nozzles, t ngs of ‘Cushla us Ma “Wear: * ’ : tg of co So Tet Carlen i, ee love pe a7 o> enrierntesiincte Tw P. te na dS egg . : Lead Pipe ‘anny Power, [of Cabinteely..0+ ssesee = “6 + £h. Ge D8. y ‘Blind r WV outa.. ities Caroline Chapman{ — FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS, Shaun, {commonly called Shaun the —, Prey. Reception Committee. I n, St el, Anvils. Vices Nuts, ey hee GG = Ra ONES 1, er Adj. E. G_ Waite, Sarg. D. 8. Baker, sa aid ‘ seoeeeeeeoges . » Spence, BA ting, Beamish MoCoul..« eoees Paaeaeys. gee —a Diver, ' a ery 7) ae Hope, Bel Packing, OT COMIN. ou+coecpeseneedosscesecsecehs er “ “ oCheaney, 4 5% Wineenate eeeee + vssseeecssanene Chas Kdamunde o% x. i SOT Makidive M e Carpenters’ and Farmers’ Tools, nterbottom..--+-+-Seeeetecece . iw 7 } Sergeant.. .c..+6 seoeccsecccceseoeesMr English . Serg W. F'. Evens, Private R. Gentry, And in fact everything usually fonnd in an Owney O’Farell _+cccssscceeeeseW H Hamilton . Priv. G. V. Schmidtburg, “ Joe. English, establishment of this kind. et ean pean £ A. W. Lester, Ge B. McKee. HANEY s wocnescccvccsseceses’ seeeeeeeeAFP. ral i ones Katy Walth,,.+.<:02s. wssseereeMiaa Katy Payne} ns enee® Five Dollars, A general in CEO. E. TURNER LSO gives notice that he kee large. Sad well elected ohesit of Aenea i ATTENTION Company.” AND MEMBERS of Nevads On Tuesday Afternoon at 2 o'clock. Pp. L. RYAN. CROCKERY, sat a Pit nha lessen Admission $1. a ' Hs Temoved his Paint Shop to the GLASS WARE, — 2 . HOOK & LADDER HOUSE FINE CHINA 8ETs, QUARTZ MILLS FOR SALE, ON BROAD STREET. Wood & WiLlow WARE, A Fifteen Stamp Mill! HOUSE, SIGN, CARRIAGE . ~ fe : —ALSO— amg E —AND— je Any Articles in my line ‘will be A Five Stamp Mill! , ORNAMENTAL PAI hes ee not CHEAPER, : eee colled in this Bae AP yee 2g in this peeps RenEnTOAAY place raze of the above named Mills will be sold i : Santee" eta] CABYC?S LINE ws gt bar "Partistrting goal Wiiincahd a Seal Gio deat 8 —or— Call and see for yourself. of any capacity will find it to their interest, to state Pe ; ' Parvculars in writing, and diteot to ome: ~ eg FAST-SAILING WESSELS ot , : Job W workmantibe QUICKSILVERT te moube eure:By the Tank or Pouna! SACRAMENTO, Geo. E. Turner, bar aio by aoe Nos. 55 & 57 Pine Street GREGORY &‘ WAITE. Washington st. whart,San Franetaco . _™ ani : as No. 43 Third street, Sacramento. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Kerosene. _ eae FREIGHT BY THE ABOVE. LINE GTATE,OF CALIFORNIA, county of Nevada — urd a Ws matter wer Gary NEVADA LIGHT GUARD. to the undersigned haere Eennontion iid Hotste @ : ~ the drug store of Henry 0. Kirk in Bastcients Light Guard rdered to are Ques ccteronerte a ae At 9 o'clock, m »DEMIZJZOH NS 4 « yl Paw he peer ee fi2O Maa a ey Be ey LOCAL New Company poration of the Io been filed in the ¢ Court in San Fra company is to cat _ing “ on certain v pame of the Ione ~ owned by the Ion: ted in the townsh -eounty.” The ce 000,000, in 400 sh Gereth, Geo. Hee appointed Trustee ,PALMER’S MIL taken. by the .owr rock for the seas Spangled Bannes that a hundred toa: ' out of the Banner mills enough coulc ANOTHER Mit the intention of . quariz ledge, at «a millupon their . They are running some splendid toe! THE Theatre v capacity last even play of Arrah-na-] repeated, and we . by another large great drama—you Goop STRIKE. pany of Portugese struck some ver} week. At one ¢ suin of $1,500. W. J: ALLPoO! stable at Red Dug buggies to let at al York township w should not forget ANOTHER very covered at Willov Did not learn the bres. ~ Tue stages arri time. The weat! roads are drying ¢ ANOTHER.—R. day’s TRANSCRIP office of City Mars THE District C next, the 16th of. ; — A WASHINGTO: Transcript says ti Lafayette, atthe . al physicians, wit two and allowed 1 residing in-Conne is dying frem gou' Wuartit Cus adjourned at Sac 2d inet., says the 120 days and co everything else, § VALENTINES.Day and the. day in addition to the veyed to their de Tiers of New Yor Jackson Harn is in Rusma cuttir his skill and ins art. ‘ THE navigation danger of being in Forty-four have alone since last J Rents have un Richmond. A . tented for $6,006 ‘the other day for InTeRwaL RE\ for of Internal & . ‘Wict baggea ¢ Experiment: Would seem to sl cureable by lime _ THE revenue t from the city of Mouth of Januar Four Protest: